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The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-03-22
vhig principles and Measures.

let. A SOUND NATIONAL CURRENCY,
regulated by the will and authority Of the Nation,
ID An adequate REVENUE, with fair PRO-
LECTION TO AMERICAN INDUSTRY.
3rd. JUST RESTRAINTS ON THE EXECU-
TIVE POWER, embracing further restriction
on the exercise of the VETO.
4th. A faithful administration Of the public
Domain, with an equitable DISTRIBUTION OF
THE PROCEEDS Of the sales Of il amonga all the
States
5th. An HONEST and ECONOMICAL admin
istTation Of the General Government, leaving pub
lie officers perfect freedom Of thought and Of the
right Of suffrage, but with suitable restraints
against improper interference in elections.
9th. An amendment Of the Constitution, limit
ing the incumbent Of the presidential office to q
SINGLE TERM.
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o. The gentleman who yfaints, as we STAT
ed week or Two since, every time he sees !
lady, came in contact with four Of those
beautiful creatures q few days since, and was
50 completely overcome that he couldn't faint
but took to the woods, where he remained
the balance Of the day and night. He's get
ting hatter.
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IS With respect 10 the station which that portion
of our population engaged an MECHANICAL
pursuits ought TO occupy in the United States.
think lGt al eitiseRS aGtire and nGttrGlised, iCith
out any regard 10 their REsPRcTIvE vOcATIoNs, should
enjoy such confederation IN society due % their
virtue and Indulgence, their indastrg, sobey and
general ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CLAY.
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Received on Commission
AND FOR SALE BIZ
e. DE YOUNG e. co.

T.. DE YOUNG G Co,
IA large assortment Of Pa tent lTedf.
c1nes, consisting, in part, Of COM
pound extraci Of Sarsaparella, Soothing Syr.
ups, prepared By Carbon, Barclays Cubebs
and S4rsaparella, Bone and Nerve Lima.
ments, Cornell's cure for Gonorhea, Evans
DysPetic Pills, Scouts Pills, and various
other articles Of the kind.
ALSO,
A handsome assortment Of Dry-GOOds.
which country purchasers will do we'll to
call and examine.
Yazoo city. March %. 1914. 37.n
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sho state Of N1ississippi,( CIRourr CoURT.
cL Azoo COUNTY. May Term 1914,
shropshire q Evans, nt1.a,..1
William 3 Braeken. Tor 1884 80
VIE Atlachmentin th case having been
returned to my Office duly executed
Notice e hereby given that if the defendant
in sad case does not sppaar before the Cir
cut Court ofsaid county. On the irst Mon
day IN May, next and answer said attach
ment, Judgment b default will Be entered
against him fer the amount claimed By Plain
tits together with interest and costs. and
The property so attached viii be sold 10 sa-
tisiy plaintiffs demand and costs.
THOS. p. SIsAflE. Cr,K
By. Glib. Barnes, D. 6.
R. s. q ] ] Holt, Aii'ys for PlalntIls.
March q, 1874, (pTs fee S5 37-4t
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CHARLES 81. PTTTs
RESOLUTIONS.
Wing Principles.

IL ls not remarkable that many, who were
in 1910 opposed TO the triumph Of Wing
principles, should now say, although that
party obtained great victory, little, if any
good, came from It. This, we say, Is moi
remarkable; on the contrary, il is quite na
tuEal. But, At this daY, it is scarcely ne
cessaFy for Us 10 say that the triumph Of the
Wing party IN 1910, was barren triumph.
The venerable Chief they selected was loo
soon called away from us--she grave inter-
posed is claims--and since then, the whie
party has had 10 power or influence in the
adoption of Government measures. II has
been ike good Ship. capable Of performing
prosperous voyage; but having Iubber in
command, incapable Of performing single
dply, has gone with The wind and tide 81
caprices to the great detriment of the own.
ers Of Vessel and cargo.
But that voyage IS now near iis close. and
true and reliable man viii be soon called
70 command and then, and moi til Then. "A
we slane ready % promise The working out
Of true wing principles Let those princi-
pies be clearly carried out as they viii Be
under the Administration Of Mr.. Clay, and
all will GO we'll; for he IS man who per-
forms what be promises, and es where he
looks straight ahead no side turninas. =
Ie knows The wants or bis conntry ana has
the frmness q announce Lis princirIes.-
The country now feeling The wani olihe ser
vices Of Just such q man. viii - with him 4
fair trial! an we ask, is, lei us have the
trial; and, i + does not work we'll for alI ii.
teresls, We shall Be ready TO diaeafd Is
principles ess-bus not till then aleigk -.
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according 10 recent decision fthe
french Minister Of War. no officer ofkhe
army shall in future obtain permissionsto
marry, unless the person % whom be isto
oe united should possess afevenue o. at le1si
5s2 900 per annum.
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YAXOO CITY1
Friday. Maroh-aa, 10.
1s "a sTgWgNea E@lToa-

f-Ers NOTICE Eg-EEoronHaOr aHae 1IuVuInom
vi Gor ALL AdVertlsememt will be
due after the first observation-disclosures from
q distance MUST be paid for in advance.
IOB WORK 90 be paid for ON DELEVEa
RKs january u 1884,
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CoTToN.-The market has again been flatto-dav
though not 50 much on account Of reluctance on
the part Of holders to sell At the Offering rates
as from the absence at this moment for orders
The sales to-day are estimated from 70 to 1900
bales. those Of yesterday al 1900, and Of the day
previos 1t 1900, making for the three days abou,
400 bales. Prices are to &c.. lower Than on
Friday last. We quote extremes, as last evening.
At 94c. FOR qualities from inferior 70 good fair
and fine.
NEW YORK MARKET. March 4.
CoTToN.-TheTO was more enquiry for cotton
this morning, the demand, however. was freely
met By holders, aud about 1850 bales were dis
posed Of, principally for shipmsnt, At prices de-
cidedly in favor of the buyer.
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sORN, bulk pork, -four, apples. cider,
vinegar, potatoes, castings, stone are
broofns, cheese. Bear meal, &c. &C. can
be bad At the liver, probably alittle cheaper
than q town. Gel a tie fiaf boat Rover.
z. p. BURLINGAAIEg
March, 5. 1874 s6.2a
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COM MMERCIAL.
From 9be n "a Tron;. aTar.6 n

From the N. o. Tropic, March IS.
CoTToN.-The demand for Cotton yesterday, =,
very limited, and The transactions did not ex.
ceed from 1900 10 900 bales. Prices are droop-
ing, and holders are very anxious TO realize.
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION
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T. ]. Wnsor Seer.
The New York herald., 1844-09-12
ST. GEORGE HOTEL
al BROADWAY. NEW YORK

THE subscriber begs leave his friends and the
public generally and especially the former patrons OF the
Wayery House while he its proprietor that he has pur-
chased The lease Of the above eabshpent for Years
that the house y epe1ed for the reception Of company
and win avoaby with the best in Broadway
having made arrangements with the present the proper
improve and beauy the establishment
the ALTERATIONS and mproyeinent to take place during
the dull season OF the year He aeIs himself the
sontsmpiaed improvements shall have completed
hs hotel Will possess advantages rarely be WITH and
Will then assume at least the rank and position that for
neriy a,d while kn2wn as M hlanns, and recently
the Globe Hotel The hotel will be upon the Anne.
T,can plan Of Breakfast from O'clock till 2
till u o'clock. ~'
Charges for board day single gentlemen dollar and
hity cents. Ladies' rooms dollars each person.
I FOR The liberal and distinguished patronage the
sent season upon the Hamilton House the Narrows L. L. the
sA Twink AIONZO REED
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There was every appearance at the onset that Mr..
Wheatcroft would beat the four PhiladeIphans
singe-handed, but was caught in his attempt 10
make the 18th. His batting was, il any thing, bet
ter than IN his previous play Mr. Simes eau
hous playing did not IN this instance avail him TO
sHch an extent as II had previously done. On the
part OF the Phiadelphians il evident that they
improved in this play as theyFproceeded, particu-
ary In being more cautious. Mr.. Dudson receiv-
ed near upon thirty balls while he was in, which
was near upon an hour. II being now near sun
down, the members of the Philadelphia Club con-
sented TO allow the single innings to stand for the
game.
Eleven Of the Philadelphia Club meet the like
number OF the Brooklyn Club, on the same ground,
this morning, for friendly game. The wickets
are 10 be pitched at nine o'clock.
The attendance on the ground was both numer-
GUS and respectable, particularly on the first
day, and among the company present were several
ladies'. We are indebted 10 the exertions Of Mr.
Green, the President of the St. Georges Club, and
the courtesy OF Mr. Sanders the scorer on behalf
OF the Philadelphia Club, for copy OF the score.
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The batting of Mr.. Wheatcroft was much ad-
mired; his play cautious, at the same time first
rate. Mr.. Syme's cautious play told well. Mr..
Tinson's was the play Of the day; he remained in
near upon two.hours. The play ofM Bage also pro-
missed well, when he was caught with his leg before
the wicket, The Philadelphians proved themselves
Of Mr. Barratt elected great admiration. Those
who had seen them play the previous year said that
the Club had improved considerably in every res
pect.
The Philadelphians then went in and from their
excellent fielding equally as good batting was ex-
pected; but luck was against them
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LoCoMoTLyE yEPRINTING ENGINE.
115 John street, near Pearl
CIRCULARS Bill Heads. Bills of Ladng, Shipping and
~ other Receips Hand and Posting Bills Labels, &c. SC.
printed 70 order, aJlhe lowest cash prices. .
MACHINERY FOR CARD PRINTING.
Having two q The nsndsomss and best pieces q macMnnsy ~
sire quality the shortest notice. and remarkably low
prices.
M FOLGEMG SUTTON Primers.
NB.-No rpnnes engaged to solicit orders, printing.
Please call al the Office s2g Inns m
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ANApA.-The Provincial Parliament is farther
dispatch ofbusiness.
We understand that NJ. Hudon, Vicar General has left
Rome for Canade, bringing with him Papa Bail, which
creates Prince Zone OF the Canons oil the French Cath,
dral Bishop Of Marty ropols I'm partibus and
OF the Romish Bishop Of Montreal Martyropolis Is
old Epscopal See in Armenia.
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BtIUrU JuuBe Shtfman.
Srrr. IL Mordecai Myers vs. Edpard Nc eLean-A
action trespass to damages laid at 500 for t
legged injuries done 10 q house situated in Mercer street
which defendant occupied enspf In tearing the walls
Djuing the paint, and making some slisrsons Vcrdc'
this forenoon.
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DRowNgD.-A young man, about seventeen years
OF age, apparently In state OF intoxcston walked into
the River opposite Notre Dame street the 9th instant
and drowned lie announced some bystanders his
Intention n do H. 10 end his troublss-N 0vlssns Paper
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NR laR 5E4e
LINE TO ROSTON

BY THE LONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD.
Daily Train Sundays eHcep,ed leaves Brooklyn precisely
conveyed in hstnte Steamer Stonngton, on Mondays,
Wednesdays md Fridays, and TO Norwich Tuesdays Thus
days and Saturdays be the South Ferry,
foot Of Whitehall street in time o take the Ferry Boat
posted n crates that 20 through Boston unopened
This Line stops only twice between Brooklyn and Genpo,
Brookn and generally reaching Boston n ten 70 eleven hours
Sundays excepted, at o'clock r. NJ and returning leaves
Greenport at A. NJ. au28 imrc
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Manufactured with the greatest and sale IN lots 70 suit
purchasers, by K..COLLlNS GO.
ssm 50 South street.
IVERPOOL COALS-6s tons OF Pemberton's best descrp-
IL ton Of house fire Goals arrived per ship Sarah Arila,
AI sio o' '"e ROCHE. BROTHERS co. Is Fulton 81,
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CENTRAL RAIL ROAD,
FROM SAVANNAH TO MACON, GEORGIA
ER la&2

THIS ROAD IN oreration daily SUNDAYS excepted for
BILE Passengers Cars have been recently placed the road and
the distance (I90 miles, run from A. NJ. 10 NJ with
great regularity The Company has also number Of Buten
Cars and prepared with despatch all goods
Agent sayunnah win be received and forwarded free OF
ship and road fesh. and charge. dspo,i.sd with hs
CHARLESTON owned and commanded by Captains Brooks
and Baden between Charleston and Savannah connec
with the Road Steamer leaves each
Thu,dav and Saturday. and The Line i viii ooa
"a Nj Immediately after the arrival Of the Wilmington
erreac Savannah by day and take the from
Mac O'Clock the followin By this there
less staying than other to Montgomery and the fare
low. f. LAFlTTE, Agent for the Line in Charsston
X. X. CUYLER, President.
THOMAS PURSE, General Superintendent
Savannah, August, I84l.
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Iwpour.Nr Por.rcr DrvrLormENrs. April,
IS43, nrw and dangerous " 10 note on The West
ern Bank in this city was put n circuiaon no by the
number Of arrests were made and stop put to this
But before and since that period number Of well ex
ecutsd counteries have appeared apparently the pre-
pany; 50, Wilmington and Brandywine, 20, Western
Bank Baltimore; $40, Mechanics Bank, BaltimoIe So
Miners Bank, Potsvie; and So Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company certificate
These counterfeit plates have all been recovered and
are in the Mayors possession together with coun-
terfe plates (of other workmanship, recovered by the
Merchants Exchange Bank New York; IS. Princeton.
New Jersey So, Hartford, Connecticut: $40, Seneca
County. New York; 50, Duchess County, New York
$40, Bank Of Newburgh. New York; $2o Union Bank
New York; 81 Otsego County Bank, New York; $40
Farmers Bank Maryland; $500 and $780, thsnies
Bank New York.
spirit who had the ability and the daring to execute the
plates first mentioned and some knowledge OF his location
was possessed Mr.. Young, accompanied by Messrs
rsdsnce y Of George WHITE ManIsn P
and there arr ted MIR. White and James Welsh.
They also found all the implements for executing the
work in queson.a printing press quantity o. nank na
use viz 50, Mechanics Bank, Burlington, N. y. f; $40
Bank Of Chester County, Pa. 81 Bank Of Maryland
Branch !" 81, Farmers Bank, Maryland 500, Boston
Bank Mass quite finished This latter plate on the
entrance Of the officers thrown into the stoveppe
hole Of the upper story and the sound thereof az de-
scended indicated 10 the officers its whereabouts On
going into the cellar, partition was found completely
barring access to the foundation OF the ue portion OF
this was removed and by the help Of hammer and pick
this plate recovered with considerable labor at late
hour Of the night
Thus through the tact and perseverance Of Mr. Young
for long period and at the sacrifice Of much time and
labor has the fountain head been at last successfully
reached. Much praise we think, Is due to Mr. Young
for the successful termination OF this arduous duty The
were brought before Mayor Scott and committed
for further hearing Pad u s. S.Gasefie, Sept TO-
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J. LAIRD,
WIG MAKER, HAIR CUTTER,
ORNAMENTAL HAIR MANUFACTURER
92 CHATHAM STREET

FORMERLY GIG PEARL STREET.
announcing to his friends aud patrons his
mova from ZIG Pearl street To the % Chatham street,
bcgs leave 70 return his Judgments to those
friends and the public generally who have hitherto honored him
with their support and 70 them will be his study
merit a continuance Of such envable distinction.
Ever since have been business has been my good
acquire and retain Large portion Of the public
Laird stands unrvalled in the manufacture Of Ornamental
for which his has long been celebrated He has
ample score carrying his and improvements
effect short nothing that art produce
mand been overlooked by him AT his establishment
He invites an early inspection Of his splendid stock Of Wigs
Toupees and Ornamental Hair countless variety aud erqu
site workmanship Perumer from celebrated English and Con
tnena in addition TO several esteemed epaIa
tons invented and sold BY Laird The Hair Cutting and in
pal himself in such and such terms TO sustain
the pre-emnent character this establishment enjoys.
Prices 10 suit the times.
$40 Inn m % Chatham street.
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iUERRIAN ARTISTS

TO. THE DAGUERREAN ARTISTS.
T A. AtTAULT 1lg Broadway corner of Liberty street.
Lafayette Bazaar offers sale low for cash. dozen
rocco csses fine lot Of Gis amss, appsrssu nsds by
inshssi lot Of plates chemicals, ks sa imsN
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PIAN0 FpRTEs.-JOHN PETHICK, formerly Muady
he has his Old Establishment 2 Beeckr corner of Han
cock street. choice assortment Of Piano Fores from SIX to
which for external finish internal qualities
second 70 none made in this country or in Europe.
Old Pianos taken in exchange their value Pianos
tuned and repaired.
The Knickebocke line Of pass the door every three
minutes in the day. sl0 lmsnc
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
AGGREGATE CIRCULATION
THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND.
THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD.

To the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-Dsilv N.vsp.psr-uub
ed every day OF the except New Years Day Fourth
fully Price cents copyor 81 per snnum-posges
paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-published every Saturday
momng-pnce 81 cents 50 u psr annum-pos
ages paid, cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS informed that hs circulation Of the
Herald is over THlRTY-FIvE THOUSAND, and increasing
fast has the largest circulation Of any paper IN this CITY,
the tcorid and s therefore, the best channel business
in the city country. Prices moderate in advance
PRINTING Of all kinds executed the moderate price,
and in the elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
PRoPRiEroR THE HERALD EsrAsLIsHMsNr,
Northwest sprner of Fulton and Nassau sfrasss
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SCOTT'S WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CIR Gerry AND WINE STORE
20 Nassau Street.
CUPERlOR TEAS, COFFEE SUGAR.-Also, Wines in
~ EVERY varey-Otard Champagne and Cogniac Brandy;
Irish and Scotch Whskey Old Jamaica Rum; Holland Gin;
JOHN s. SCOTTS
Wholesale and Retail Store, 76 Nassau street
NJ B-Peope from the country, Hotel and Boarding House
Keerers, who buy FOR cash, win find II their
give this establishments call Goods sent part Of the city
flee Of expense. Sc lmsc
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FOR THE PILES.
DR.. UPHAM'S Ell Z G T VA ARY !.
A INTEVNAI nEMEDV ;sa rerfa,n rure forP Piles

N INTERNAL REMEDY.-It is certain cure for Piles
"A either internal external bleeding blind Cases Of TWEEN
* years standing have BEEN pspsnssy cured BY this nvaGs az
efficacy the Office Be not imposed gponasse that tts
outside wrapper boz. and remesr that Tie above Tsd
doom sSpys sng street q original and sole
yssr snpeJiepcs confined 70 an OsyleE PnAcJcE whse
fee hours from A. NJ % sP M Advice gratis. Ne . l%
al Agent for te State Of New York Sold BY Warner
cus.; b. swan, Rochessr In Lockport Rochester syra
cuse Qwego Rome Utica, Baldwinsville Planye Csnasso
a. and other places the vicinity this has cured some
desperate Of Piles after all other medicines had been tried
IN vsn In this city the Proprietor has had the satisfaction o
eHecting than five hundred during The year and
constantly in the reception Of letters from various parts Of the
Union, expressive OF the superior efficacy Of this medicine
e treatment Of Piles disease which has often bafed the skill
Of eminent and Of the real Of which much dis
an erroneous pathology unsuccessful has been pu
sued IN te treatment o. this complaint hence the very general
opinion hss A. y an incuIabe disease This however. Is is
hs mas rsr no nsstasou oa N srtE that i will cure al
.ated they may be- Reember, tha this city the MEDICINE
be obtained ONLY OF the proprietor 9 Bowery four
doors above SppE street Any oher article purporting be
the worthless, and calculated only and
iuH. Pnce 81 au12 3mdy&wysm
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TO BUTCHERS

10 BUICHEKS
A FIRST RATE CHANCE, Of the best and poul-
y markets this city with slaughter house complsts and
hand offered for sale for cashbe business done
average and twenty-five small creatures week
Any person Of bargain apply at Abingdon Meat
Market, Abingdon square. . 80 =
S-There are many advantages in this, which will be
stated when interview may be had sll lw*ec.
Ca0Ir1N nIIIsK LnI,. a.lra No Ane
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Price Two Cents.

CRICKET MATCH BETWEEN THE ST. GEoRGE's
CLUB AND THE UNION CLuB OF PHILADELPHIA
The first game of this match, which mas excited
some interest among the admirers of this noble
game, terminated yesterday, in favor Of the st.
Georges Club. The following is the score:-
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sTRANGE, BLEssED, AsTOUNDING AND I.
SUPERNATURAL INVENTION,
TO CLEAR SUNBURNT, DlsCOLORED AND YELL
Low, FREGKLEp, PIMPLED OR
MANY-Ay, there are many who have been cheated with
M trash aud therefore think the Of the genuine Jones
Soap exaggeated let such give il fair trial. indeed
the most ngulay wonderful curative preparon made in
all skin diseases In fact seldom fails in curing
Pimpnlss. Bloshes. Frsckes, Tam Morrhew,,
Ringworm, Old Sores, and Sore Heads.
But mind Jones' Soap has done, and still effects these
Get IL where else this city-or you will be
swinded with copntee-but =. he sign Of the Amsri.
Boston, Redding State street; Zeiber Ledger Buildings
Philadelphia 39 Fulton street. Brooklyn and Pease Broadway
Albany al0 lmsm
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Thus leaving the st. Georges Club victorious
with 81 over. In consequence of the members Of
amount in their first innings they were called upon
by their opponents to follow with their second inn
ings, which, doubt, did not tend 10 their advan-
tage. The bowling OF Mr.. Wright was much ex-
oled, as was that OF Mr. Groom.
The previous game having terminated earlier in
the day than was expected, friendly match Of
single wicket between eight OF the best players Of
both clubs, was made up. The following is the
result
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NEW YORK. ALBANY AND TROY sTEAMBOA
EeR Ath.NNNNiy AND TRoy-Mor;,

AAAn - FOR ALBANY AND TROY.-Moming
Line from the foot of Barclay street, landing
at ntermediate places.
The Steamer EMPIRE, Captain g. r. Roe, Monday Wednes-
day and Friday Morning at o'clock
The Steamer TROY, Captain A. Gorham, Tuesday, Thur
day and Saturday Morning, At O'Clock.
Evening Line from the foot Of CourtIandt direct
The Steamer SWALLOW, Captain A. Mclean. Monday,
Wednesday and Friday Evening at Z o'clock
~, The Steamer albany, Captain Z B Macy. Tuesday.
The Boats Of this Line owing their light draught Of wa
able all The bars and reach Albany and
Troy ample time to take the morning train Of for the
passage freight apply board the Offices the
wharves. ml7nc
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70 RESTORE AND MAKE THE HUMAN HAIR A
SPLENDID NATURAL ORNAMENT.
70 BEAUTIFY, DRESS, CLEAN AND FORCE ITS

FOR THE Low PRICE Or THREE sHILLINGs
n this is not one Of the hair hunbugs Of the day at ST. We
expect you buy than warrant it 10
part where nature intended hair grow falling Off
For dressing the hair soft and silky nothing exceeds this Ii
indeed the economical article made for the
hair Ii cheaper than the trash called hair oils and will
keep the hair order with application twice long
other article made.
Sod-prce g. shlings bottle-at the sign OF the Ame
rcan Eagle 90 Chatham New York; 3g Fulton street
Brooklyn; State Boston; Ledger buildings Phade
phia and Pease Broadway, Albany. sl0 lmsm
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RECEIVE

BY REC E N T ARRIV AIS.
7S0 PIECES rch elegant and fashionable Silks
1OO 800 pieces high use Apace every shade desirable
very cheap.
500 do M. ID. LANES, comprising the best stock
offered at retail
$50 do Lupin's fine French Merno OF every color
and shade
100 do Fine German and English do, very cheap
200 do Eoliens, Paramatas, Cashmere de Cosse and
Taglionies.
1000 Shawls, comprising Cashmere. Thbet, Broshee,
Woolen, Plaid, Figured, De Lane and other styles
Also Fannes Blankets, Vevets, Cloths Cassimees Sati
nets, Vestngs &C.. &c.
The above goods will be sold the atisfaeton Of all who
may favor with call. BARKER TOWLE,
F sill Catharue street.