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OF THE
GRAND GERMAN OPERA.


PALMOS OPERA HOUSE,
Chambers Street
rTHE MANAGER Of the GkRMAN OPERA h.. the
York patron.ipg classic Music D give series
Sey e sIs s % %
Oreras advertised Will be given according their original
scores. a...... -.,,
perfectly adapted TO the time and locality which the plot Of
The manager has engassd for the production Of German
~ fS SsRs XVI; nass
ops%. Hea9ysr, sanhs,% BrsuS.eh%ss @ o''n'
HE$sss HHEE$sss hEs 81 rs%s sssss%s Sis'i 4sroe
HEER HEEk scafFF aftFh ts%iss ssfssdS Sasso ss'0
SIC RAfEIIi Conductor Of The Orchestra.
HGRR HGRs' !. hlWpENflTRo u. HlRo }cbom, masters.
PrsetMGr M6oia Of the Opera HEIR FIR MEYEk EEs
Hsis.
has been selected aud Will be composed Of Forty Ladies and
MoNDlY f. S As Sfs5x, Ssfs M or,S .ua
DER FREisC CHUTz.
Grand Romantic qei!f p &c Won
RSss Rtos'b 6;:a nsss%'ia ranes Herr s
Aesthe. his Daughter -. M7ds A. Quo
1s issssi s: III ssP;a: sssa:s
Prs. hs bdesasid sn ad'ns: @ ppsassr Ssnip
MsEss X. Sss Nh. q as s1 iio1a '1fs h%.sa %5
The GSqst Of As pa. Faafa Wsra.,
The scene Of action : is hsnS during he time Of the
Books Of III. ooer, ih a Grtmaa rsnI wa sad English an original
English translation by G. B. Bakarot. Esq, far sale
Magic Fue BY Nona several ohr opsT.s q ht high
other distinguished artists will m lie the,r sppsranee
m Sss. pax be ssa ss sas @ e % % from Sss syss N
pen aud the Patrons Of tie Opera pecully u
" led IN honor yer he term OusFnb
nanes p,ts. or admi..o,
First Ter aud rarsuette. ........si
Doors opea at o'clock performance to a, oeh
Mr. CHRISTIAN HUBEK, nrsl v,oIo1ceIlsI a, d Men.
ss5 is none, d az
$ o SG r Ak 5s a6as il: G s
"'9a nc :; 4 iS}SESEf AoFH Asd405 05r
MIA HERR RI efSM fWSM BOUCHER, Primo Tenor. d
he German nlea,
M'.;isp! s4 Ell. lilHSsT' MT '"d
who viii preside at the Piano
2 Hsettye and Aria,irom "eetty Sc Erudele'-Ms;
Imprompa for, ,v,cicnctilo- saui Amerque'
e. o ,nd ee de- Boucher auSsT
5. Fantasia the Caehucha-eomposed and executed =
d1.cd Dasie from ii. Opera je:,onda-Nadame ,'O''
ol0 ''o fis'f D00ehsp PART il Sp0"f
Romance and Chansonneue-"Le bon cure"-Mr.
G bet t................,. ..... Louisa Puget
Soag-" Se,men's FeeIins"-Mrs Valen me Mott,
jr, with obligato Flute accompaniment-coapose
Daeito @ Co es csltate @ Piano and vooneeic cas
favorite theme from Eossiui's Opera Ceuerento-
la'-Msdemoiselie and &. Huber. ........
4. Scens Romanza-' Cecomie in liegs Vesta'-
Madame Otto 49,. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Beni
5 National Song--Herr Boucher-"The Starry Ban
ner'-words from the romance of 'Greyslaer,' by
- Hoffman, Esq. composed by. i. =. G. Huber
g. Csprse, An er,can AR by q. Huber
Seats be ecured every day from 10 A. NJ. till r. NJ
the Box Office the principal Music and the evening Of
the Concert the doors
Ticket. One Dollar each.
Doors open at va. Concert to commeu at O'Clock.
d5rc
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MURDER IN ARKANSAS Crawford and Lavinia
Burnett, for the murder of Jonathan Sibey in this
county they being accessories before the fact were
executed on the sth November, at Fayetteville
in the presence OF immens multitude of both sexes
old and young John Burnett the of Craw ord and
Lavnia, was captured near Arrorock and is in jail
awaiting his trial principal in the murder of Sibley it
VIII take place on the Oath inst and his conviction
certain, the case being remarkably clear one
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Philadelphia Agent for the Herald, Zieber
Co. Ledger Building, Third who receive subscr
bers. aud have for sale daily o'clock u2l I'm
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HASTINGS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHTHd.
THE TRIUMPH COMP ETE

~ NOTWITHSTANDING the .hor, time during which
tnt invaluable medicine ho. been before the America,
pubc m specific properties and have unequIvocn
proved 20 be not only the reliable also unanl
remedy in all affections prescribed within legitimate
ngol Unlike Wanted articles advertised, the Naph
th syrnp = not Put orth as for every ae
possessed by other medcsment withn the range the
Phnnacopaia. allayiug tation Inflammation of u,
mucous coatnss and stimulating the bron,hi sction;
rs remarkable virtues as an and Alternative and
above all Tor its wonderful property OF
.ARREsTING THE FORMATION or TUBERCLE,
And eaklns down pulmonary dssasehen established Al
nquTers referred to which will b
cheeruy furnished the oce of the agency The experience
DR. Hsugs and more recently OF tv,de Lon
DIN Iapce) effected by jealous fellow aborer DR. Hocke
Of London s sufficient Of lhemselye, the tm
agent of that justly dreaded disease fhthss Pulmonos
Tuherculr Consu mpton. LET none despair.
For sale by MOORE & CO, the American Agents, ~
Ann street and Elliott, i73 DIVISION STREET op.
posite Ludlow, New York Price 81 botte-siX pot
Ties for 50 ms I'm 10
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aMUsEmEy'Gs.
BALLS, PARTIES. &c.
Rich. FusIll0nubie. aud Sf1Die Arf;cIss

Rich, Fashionable. and Staple Articles
ssds sss sSs2as'y
Gloves der. Ss rny (. .:oIImsS, Of n slss
l more extensive that of ohe sstsb.h
aud s.dea The long and a slss
ofeysry department of their bu,insss ts senior paIer
line i.s Of bushes, IL this sHy /. guarantee tina; a as
p dei oS not OILY for ' the supsScrtY Of heir
pes;h e IN the durability Gf ,he.s y9tkr , ia.hiP
pntm-n@ll garment. af our Estasl hmsat;
ls s, & & @ mt Feash 5 ns5n9d meth % & s', and
Ssas%s ss oo s5%ds ~ mat may de- ead Gs hsrns
sea- Tith Coy ENre' ay part OF tie coun,ry
al ss he % old ssSns M wa e dsssa S1 psrE suited
DO Ig..Ic 25l Broadway, co ner OF Pork flace
THISTLE Ball.
e ss S & M
ar sALL 70, h $ WI e oee on Eve
Piled as formerly 70 charitable puposs' without d'tncton
The order 4 q lncins according to programme
leader sao5 Of p hs s ess.ii. nGos RGSsIisS4 @sIss
efficient lire viii be adance preserve decorum
esSss tSs os viii { IssS ssS%s Sy The
sss s Hf Ss run through
5 s from Ss sS ss a
Carriages will set down their comilg into the Bat,
OPPOSITE Pearl sfre stas up N order =
To prevent !, . stsa h.t parties w dismiss
first The stand TIE nspeeor Of Hacks Will be
Those who nd BE- Ball had better early supply
them ,eves with Tickets, will be issued than
nov IA circul 4tion.
Tckes dollar admit gentleman asd two ldies
b. had of Messrs. Stodrt Duphm, brosd~sy Peter
Ne Cene street; the Bar of Castle Garden aud Of either
OF the Managers
Checks q transferable,
A. CAMERON. Secretary, 40 Leonard St.
y, b. All members entitled Ticl Ell, requested 10
make early apI he Secretary members ck
e. will be ls.oed on the eyenas Of the OIL dc 6ds.rc
SLXI II ANNUAL BALI of the 1AiLORs' bENEVU-
~ LENT SOCIETY, will he held Tammany Hail. Oh
Monday evening Dec 9th, 1875.
The Managers nouGsing their Ball, again appeal
generous puolc for OF The patronage heretofore
bestowed
The Committee pledge themselves that nothing will be
wanting on their render this Ball one OF the bril-
liant OF the
The proceeds the ball win be ely appropriated
the benefit of the Wdo aud orphans Of deceased members
The floor Will be under the sole direction of Mr. George Ro
hertson
Mr.. Wall,ce's unrivalled Coton Band is engaged.
Dancing will commence ~ O'Clock.
Tickets sl-to admit a gentleman and ladies'; may be
obtaned Of the following members OF the Committee-John
MeAulsy Hamilton Patrick Feeney 29l Stanton
James fenon 81 Hudson John Forrest l20 Centre
do FSaSN IN
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Movements or Travellers.

The arrivals yesterday far exceeded those Of the pro-
vions day, as the following summary will exhibit:
AMEH,cAr-Wilson Cutting and Fulton Cutting, New
York; Mr. Wschersam, Philadelphia T.. Shield. j. g.
saunders, Cincinnati; II Williams, Norwich; II
Clarke Port Richmond; Captain Lindsay. U S Marines
Captain Beaverton, 7. II Ringod, Washington Robert
Weir. West Point
Asroa-H ?. Hepburne. Baltimore; George Francis,
Boston; H. Davids, do; Z. Tresdvel Philsde phia
Z Lawrence, St Louisj Z. w. Mathews, New Orleans;
Eugene Johnson, do; J. Moss, r. / I; J. H. Seymour,
Northampton; Smith Buffalo; W. Shepherd Troy A
Goursac ST. Louis; Gasgor do; Pierce Butler Pni-
iadelphie A. 1'uel Washington.
LTY-W Cu'hbertsun, staten Island; T. u. Rice,
Worcester; Wilson West. Nashville; B. s. Rotch. New
Buffalo; w Watt, U .. A.; H. Clemson, U 5. n; NJ iio-
gan, Utica, + Lansenheem Phiadelphis Rufus Prime,
New York; w. Whiting, Illinois, j. Savage. Albany;
James and Charles DuAberry. New Haven; j. Bernard,
Baltimore.
FnANKLiS--Peer Higgins. Boston; J Boswell, Wor-
cester James Thompson Mass; Charles Allen, New Ha-
ven, Hsight, poughkeePsie; Messrs Welles Hogan,
and Powers, Buffalo; ID. Dodd Newark, NJ. j.
GLoBE-J W. Wilson, Tennessee; Mr.. Wilkinson, N.
wv. D. Wilkinson, do; sanches Dotz, New Orleans;
IL Lewis, Connecticut.
HowARD-J Roe, Wilton. N. j.; L. Fernandez. Florida;
A. D. Camp Lancaster; Dwight, Wsterborough; Tho.
mas Falzngsr, do; F. N. George Buffalo; j. B. Bushe
New Haven r. H. Pease, Albany J. q. Gilmore. Phla-
delphia
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FINE ARTS.
GRAND OPTIC GALLERY

FINE ARTS.
GRAND OPTIC GALLERY.
THE perfect FITS kind presented the American
L public, and open Broadway, No 2fl, Of
Chambers street, in three rooms, up stairs.
Hours Of Admission-trom ii o'clock A. Nj. till p NJ, and
from till in the evening every day the week Sundays
cepted.
The first OF interesting
three which the Nsoama style absolutely
bcors offered city, and four the Cos
close saturday night to b. followed reN Nondiy by
another of " different being repeated
the succ changes of the views exhibited.
beta pions of all the pictures had at the
doos graft and explanation will be given If desired Eng
lih, French Italian German, Spanish or Portuguese.
Ticket % sale at the music and book stores and
a the door. d. 2mrrc
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Died.
On Saturday 9th lost after lingering illness, MARY
THEREs4 wife of John Tunure and daughter OF the late
Peter Baillie, in the oath year of her oge.
The friends of the family end members Of Jefferson
Lodge NO 10, !. O q r. respectfully invited 20 at
tend the funeral Monday 9Th inst nj +. NJ without
further invitation from ls2 Clinton street
Yesterday morning Saturday 9Th inst G his residence,
4s2 Greenwich street. JosEPH WicKY native OF S@itzer
land, aged 40 years.
His fend and acquainiances respectfully sol.ci-
ted to attend his funeral hisaenoon at o'clock, from
the above place.
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GYMNASIUM, No % ANN STREET
WIN; FULLER re'pectfu'y informs ! the Grotlemen Of
open for the of pupils w respectfully calls h-
attention of the scuy. and guardians to ards this
abnmen hch will be conducted in the
est manner. Sparrlg taught u ual
f. has made an arrangem with Mr. Hamilton, teacher
of the Ame and French road Sword also the small
Sword and Musset txercise Terms mod-ra'e. n27 'w+h
A FAitt Il be held by the NJ r,.es' Family industrial
n Society from the 18th December, inclusive, in
the of the Mariners Church, Roosevelt street. the
ala devoted the sneft OF seameas families Tick
cts may be obtain ofth- Messrs Rayne 76 Bowey Mr..
H. Newmaus l99 Bruadwsy; Mrs Bovsss, 22 Dvis,en st
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NESTING FOR rHs R.lItF OF THE IL sH-Agree-
ably 10 inr ell OF the Rev Dr Q Flaherty, in last
weeks piot there was large and respectable primary
meeting citizens of Boston, Tuesds, held the
Houio to take into consideration the awful
calinty that threatens the Irish people by the short
ness Of the crops that unhappy country at the present
time ard devise towards the relief of the suf
ferng Thousands who will inevitably perish from starv@
ton in case aid n not sent thsm.
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Nf6> FOR LlvkAPoOL.-The ,plendld fast ,ai!' 'nr
M&A pschet ship HENRY PRATT, Captain Hartly,
~ IN conseausnc- OF the continuation Of bad
weather -. ul MoIoy, Dec O. on which day she w pos
ttivey, at IL O'clock.
she aecommodse few more cabin aud second ca
sylcaon made board Judds Wharf foot oil Caths
rin- Market or TO
d. nc JOHN HERDMAN co. 81 South q.
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New Stock Exchange,

Married.
On Thursday evening, 81 inst. by the Rev. DR. McEl.
roy Mr. rskAAL KoLn 10 Miss AsBr II. MunTLlsn, both
Of this city.
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WOOL 900 lbs uuwashsd tleeee, NC lor sale BY
w d h. X COLLINS co, South e.
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'tEETH without PAIN ard warranted good the
Il natural cues, for biting aud mssiceriou.
A complete double set OF best mineral Teeth
line gold plates. $50 90
A set OF best mineral Teeth, fine gold plate,
for the upper jaw, to be worn by atmospheric
80
Single Tolth, from 81 90 10 5 90
Plugging Teeth with Gold, from IS to ! 50
BY Ur JONES, Of Canal street aud Broadway en-
L ce de-
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since the passage Of the late law than beore-that
nine-tenths of the whole weight of the mails, and
a greater inequality in bulk Is composed OF printed
matter, peying about one.Dnth OF the expense This
grea. inequality in the cost oftransporation did not war
rant the difference in posage under the former law and
most unjust to the friendly and business
dence country The reduction OF the letter post
age by the late law but act Of Justice to that class
citizens who had been long and oppressive
ly taxed for the benefit OF others.
The necessity did not exist Tor reduction OF the
postage printed matter That had always been low
greatly below the actual expense Of its transportation
and yet not high as to interfere materially with tho
general policy of the government.
therefore recommend continuance OF the rates OF
postage on written communications, with these modihca
ons that FIVE cents pay for each single letter for
fifty miles and under that ten cents pay for each letter
any distance between fifty and three hundred miles
until the 3oth June Isis and etr that time that the ten
cents pay for any distance fifty miles and that ff.
teen cents be paid each single letter, Tor any DIS
tanre over three hundred miles until the 3Oh june
lsis when il shall The rate OF fifteen cents is ad
ded the department Tor the high
upon the contracts under the old law which do not ex
pire until that time. recommend ais restoration Of
the former postage upon all printed after passing
through the mails with the right reserved to publishers
TO take them out Of the mails over post roads also
commend limitation OF the number Of pagers that ed-
tors publishers may interchange tree through the
mails. There understood TO be etween
and eighteen hundred printing establishments in the
United States from which newspapers issue. Fom this
fact alone will be re,dly what abuses might he
pfacticed upon the department
II is believe by the undersi ned, IL II shall be Il e
plea OF Congress to adopt these suggestions that
the cap stage system may he mai tanned, and, u 10
hoped without any aid from the teasury after the pre-
sent ear. 1t viii be seen however that any diIinu
ton expenditures increase OF th- revenues -
tho ode suggested and must be conf ctura and, II
adopted by Cong wosh require contng mt appro.
lat ons, only to be us where d ncien IN ere
venues TO meet tse expenditures shall render nees
ssry.
The succe.s of tho Cunari line steamers establish
cd under the authority OF the British government, exsr.
csed no little influence IN stimulating the enterprises
conte he put In operation underthe law refer
red to- An appopr uon OF about $4,000 pounds sering
year is made by that government to sustain that line
some Of those who wish 20 take contract under TINS
qoyernme to receive stated sum per " mum
Tor their investment and service II h however repre-
sened hatSe expenditure made by tho British govern.
mept i tully reimbursed Dy the amount OF postages col
lected from tho mols which the line CONVEYS Osasr
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-02-21

The state of NIississippi,l PROBATE CoURT.
Hazoo County, { Jan'y Term l845
A GREEABLY TO an order of the Probate
- Court of said county, notice is hereby
given TO all persons interested in the lands.
tenements and heredilaments of Levi Nav.
nor, decd, to be and appear before the Pro-
bate Court Of said county, to be held on
the fourth Monday Of March next, then and
there to show cause, if any they can, why
an order should not be made for the sale of
the real estate Of the said deceased, lying
and being in the county Of Yazoo and State
OF Mississippi, known as the south half east
half sUutIwvst P"orinr and sn"th half ,pasi
half of southwest quarter Of Section 35,
Township IL, Range ,, WesL-AisU, tie
west half Of the northwest quarter OF Sec
ton ., Township 10, Range d, West, l6l
G2-lOO acres more or less.
It is further ordered that publication OF
this citation be made in the Yazoo City
Wing, for four weeks successfully.
WITNESS. James r. Burrus, Esq, Judge
Of Probale Of the county Of Yazoo, the
fourth Monday Of January, lS45, and sea
Of the Court.
Issued, the 3rd day of February, 1915.
CHAS. NJ. HENDERSON, clerk,
By A. SIDNEY PERKINS, D. c.
Feb. IA, 1915 (pr fee Sl2 75) 32-4t.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

VA HEREAS, William H. Richards, did
by deed, bearing date the 23ld Of
August, A. d. 1841, convey to the under>
signed in Trust, to secure the payment of
certain debts IN said deed specified and set
forth, the following Negroes to-Wit: Primus,
Sylvia, Nelly, Jane, Little Primus, Clinton,
Jim, Albert, Alice, billiard, Judy, Milly,
Jerry and Algernon; which said Deed is re-
corded in the Office of the Clerk of the Pro-
bate Court of Washington county, in Book
X, pages 313, 3I4 and 315. And whereas,
the undersigned having been satisfied that
the debts mentioned in said Deed, are still
unpaid, and having been duly requested to
execute the provisions of said Deed: Now,
therefore, be it known, that under ard by
virtue of the power and authority in said
Deed, | wilb on Saturday, the lst day Of
February, A. D. 1916, at the Court House
door in the county Of Washington, proceed
to sell to the highest bidder, for cash, the
Negroes in said Deed conveyed, and above
named, or so many thereof as may be neces,
sary TO pay and satisfy the debts specified
in said Deed, and all Cxpences connected
with this Trust.
The title is believed TO be good, but
will convey only such as am authorized b!
said Deed TO convey.
ROBERT b. GILLIAN, Trustee.
By his Agent.
CARTER B. HARRISON.
4 July 10, 1874. 3-2st.
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Dren GOOds.

Cashmere DIE Cosse, new and rich ar
ticle; French Mouseline de LANES, of eve
ry siyleand quality; Italian Ludstrings black
and blue black 24 TO 40 inches; Gro de
Swiss aud Gro de Rhine, black figured,
corded, watered and stripe do; and great
varieties of Fancy silk, Fancy Striped Sat
ms, Changeable Lustres, Cape de Lame,
Bombazines, Alpaccas, Silk andj cotton
Warp. Also-various new styles of Au-
tumn and Winter Dress Goods, too numer-
Gus 10 mention.
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Notice.

AT the March Term l845 of the Uonora-
N bic Probate Court eli Yazoo county, State
Of Mississippi, shall present my final ac-
count of Administration on the estate OF
William S. McClinteck, decd, for settle
ment and allowance. Persons interested,
are hereby notified 10 attend.
NIN[AN S. McCLINTOCK, Admir-.
Feb. 10, 1845, 32-3t.
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GLOY p S .

the new Styles of Ml1Sfs, o Of The day. Jay
AIS o.:
Cashmere D'Ecosse Prints; French do;
Pongee Handkerchief, Spittleied, Corah.
Flag; Black Silk Shawls, plain, figured and
colored; Mouseline de Lame, do; Merino.
Thibet, Broche, and various styles Wooliens;
Linens, Hosiery, Spool Thread, Grass Cloth,
corded Skirts, Damask Table Spread, Coat
cord and Binding, Buttons, Sewing Silks,
colored and black; Twist, Suspenders.-
ALSO-Linen Cambrick Handkerchief, in
every variety.
Oct. /. IS44.-l4:Iv.
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NOTTCE.

IAN MONDAY, the 10th of February,
" 1915. the undersigned, as administra-
tor of the estate of Robert Afford, deed, in
pursuance of an order of the Probate Court
of Yazoo' county, made at the December
Term, 1914, will expose to public sale, at
the Court House door of said county, all the
title said deceased had in the following lands
to-wit: the northwest quarter and west half
northeast half Section 10, Township IL,
Range 2, West. And half interest in north
east quarter and east half southeast quarter
Section 10, west quarter southwest quarter
Section 70, Township 10, Range 3, West,
lying in Yazoo county, and all of the south
west quarter of Section 50, Township 5,
Range .. West. living in Kinds county.
Sale upon credit of 10 months RopA
and security required Of the purchaser.
JACKSON Afford, Admir-
of Rober; Afford, decd.
January 10, 1845, 26-5t.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
r HEREBY forwarn all persons not to give
son on my account. without my written or
der, as will not pay any debts others ise
contracted. JOHN p. NETHERLAND.
YazOo city, Dec. q, 1914. 25-6t.
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FIRE INSURANCE.
Ocean Mutual Insurance Company.
oFFICE-NO. 45 Camp Street,
New ORLEANS.
DIRECToRs:
VIM A. GASQUET, President.
". W. Montgomery, r. B. LcBeau,
4. Z. DUconge, Aler. Gordon,
J, {. Harrison, y. A.. Gaaquet,
EdaD. Shift r. w. Montgomery.
CHAs. BRIGGs, Secretary.
This Company, by an amendment of their
charter, passed at the last Session Of the
Legislature, is now authorized to Insure on
the Mutual System, and all persons insurng
their Property in The Office will be entitled
10 the privileges of that System, in accor-
dance with the charter aud bylaws, without
incuTring any kind of responsibility, from
which they are guarded by an express pro.
vision of the amended charter.
All kinds of property insured against fire
ION the most Reasonable terms, and the mos
Ibfoh1pt aud liberal settlements made in ca.
ses of loss.
Oct. l, ls44-l4af.
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MILLINERY GOODS.

Ribbons, for variety and richness, cannot
he surpassed in this market-heavy Hat and
Cap-entre new designs; various styles
Necks, Taffelor, Satins, Velvet, and Love
Ribbons; Velyets for Hats; Plaid, figured,
uncut and plain; Silks and Satins for Hats,
a complete assortment; Whalebones, Gimps,
Ribbon wire, Cards, Crown Lining, Foun-
dation, Artificial Flowers, Trimmings, La
ces. &c. &c.
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At the request Of Mr.. Smith TAYLOR, 1. take
much pleasure in recommending his patent
Ploughs and Cotton Scrapers to the Planters
of the country, as the most efficient article
for the purpose intended that have ever
met with. procured two of the Scrapers
last Spring, for the purpose of testing their
usefulness, and found them ia every respect
to answer my expectations. Where the
ground is level and free Of roots, three hands
will do the work of five in the ordinary way;
and as scraPing time is the most pressing
season with the Plan;ars. every labor-saving
machine becomes great desideratum.
c. S. TARPLEY.
We have used the above named Pleughs
and Scsapers, and fully accord in the above
statement.
] L Fisher HKea,ing, HA Hall,
t N Wansly. George Robb, NJ Wansly,
Jas Hester, Oliver Barrett. w H Bowman
We have used the Ploughs manufactured
by Mr.. Smith Taylor, and prefer them to any
we have ever used.
| w G Richards, William Francis,
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Richard Cordill, james e. White,
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