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PERIFOCAL sPECrACLEs,

PERIFOCNL SPECTtCLE-, OF lhr
-InNAmerlcan Ga.ses.-rhese superior lenses,
NJ the result OF American ingenuity, psrticu
larry adapted "a i,cas eycs and nigh reading
Though offered under the recommendation Of such
Dr. Larlner. Paison Nissan, Eliot aud oiefs of yet
The he recommendations partial trials those
o -pecaces invited nY s Use of these 10 "a for them
selves
They neither the French MenIscus the English Per
scDlc which article freQleuty imposed upon The public
for he genuine these glasses achieved the end the
Inventor, OF the two former failed 10 accomplish
As some inferior limitations of ms Article IN he
ke the undersigned will suggest that would De- uns,
decide against the Original Glasses uni ss rA be- made
oi h Al The hands Of authorized Agents who alone vL
be supplied.
foster TiSKrnN, No. 1872 Broadway. Ny
j. GROWER Book storr.l 6+jdO do
AXERLY 4 BRICcs, No. l53 Bowery. do
fnw. BoRHEK, No. y Chesnut-sL Philadelphia
WN. BRowN, No. 23O Bsumore--t. Baltimore.
STEPHEN EDDY, Penn-avenue. Washington, d. G.
Are the only Agenis Tor those cities.
Specac,s with common glass sold a less Than the usual
prices. o72w r II. :. BRIGHAM.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

r
sorment Of School Books for sale II he lowest prcts
30 Copy Books made OF supetne paper States AID sac
Pencils nh inkstands, Lead Pencils Steel Pens. WIZ
Ing Paper and every Description OF School Stationery %!
superior quality. for sac cheap by
= JANSEN BELL. i5s Eassaust
Two TIE PKUTEsTANT> OF the United ssies-
Just published, the most important wOrK ever issue
from the American Press ~
The Rev John Dowlings History Of Romansn, splendidy
illustrated with han 81 highly finished engrarlnss des-
rptive Of the customs ceremonies, COUNCILS ard pfacnc-
u ih- Church Of Rome, forming large ana hehluily
pned volume o nearly 100 pages 10 rich embi-nAic h'a-
irP. Price $ o..
Z. WALKER. Publisher, ia Fulton a. " Y.
~ Agents wanted sell the above WORK 10 every town,
city and county the United States, 10 whom liberal per
centsge will be allowed. jyle
OWL LAVA Compendium % Modem Civil Law,
~ by Ferdinand Mackedey, Professor Of Law in the NJ
yersy Of Bonn. An edition Of this valuable WORK has Just
been published from the twelfth German edition, edii,d by
Professor Kauimsn Of tbs University Of Frburg for sale
% bg JANSEN i BILL 100 Nas-AI-s-
DANE ~ BURGESS, Publishers ana wholesale
dealers School and Mi-crlGneous Books sialonery
and Blank Work, c. JOhn-.L w-Yors 800
Purchaser from tie southern and Western States vii t-i
this house the available iheycan select FOR liberal 9c
and accommodating terms. sl9 I'm
4LNANACs.-The trade supplied with A.manacs b.
n the prices 81 manufacturing, Al The Tribune ohce AL
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To HATTER--A Rare ChAnce.-The STOCK aud Fix
lures % Hal Store Tor Tae esisoisfHirni o. DO
ng probably iv si business OF he Kind 70 tr af oi in-
own 10 which . j. located Terms VIII Re male easy q
The purchaser, and DE reasons Tor selling o- - AeI
o any ~lJ may tfnk Of buying. Inquire ~ heOfaAel'
- Coruells-s- between III hours Of and o r NJ
y. b.-A ease oi In store can BE- obtained olo 81
SHIRRED sIsPENDER>.-5ewsrr Of worth
--s- lih4iAicn% Buyers who DAa il- srI.l,t allcr
q md them ou'y n 3 Maiden-lane HORACE II DAY,
ole Successor % Roxsury ]. X Co
oAi.>.-i Rave ny ari. % tllEso-n-.t sna cor
- ner htinnier-y ast Beiori Peach Orchard hei Ash
Coal ~ oS pric-- w > ~ broken r9g and stove
aye rhis - Lelgh and stove = - Per Ton. r.
screened Aid 1elferi ~! .ss q -AAen arc ron
oio In JACOB WEEKS
DLATED WAKE-We have ja-i received sg7p.y 81
very me silver p ael goods. consisting ~ ragons'
Iansafi Oooeis tar-, AID other ar.c.-s belonging 10
communion seis also Mugs. Cups. Tamber., &C To sac
ole BOARDMAN 4 HART Bsriing.Ap.
OLD PEWTER wanirs-Cssh, al ~ hstes; Pre-,
~ -. Dc PAD 70 sirS thousand pounds oi Cd pe ser, -
90 BOARDMAN a HART bgrurg sip
StPERIUR BLACK INk-rhat VIII net thlcseo
~ become mouidy 70 any climate and lows fcc4yus
article known a. The Croton Lax q Manufactured By
FRANCIS LOUTREL, Stauoaers II Nalden-lsae Des-
isfs and oiaers supp,ed .. he owess price olS ~
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-r--,K. CIRPENrhR a co.. Luz

-NN.---J New bur- h--The new barge 81 PERlOR
Capt CHsELEs HALsrg.D, Will leave lhs
foot " Wrrenst every Tuesday and Friday afternoon
o'clock and returning, vii leave Newburgh every Wed
nesisy and Saturday, afternoon NJ O'Clock
The sbove barge i hted up with siaeroors large snd
connexions csnn. aud passengers viii find very pies.
stat way OF masng the passage
Freight no the lowest rates
All bag PACKAGES parcels ~ goods or money must be
"A; LIE sk ~ the thereof entered upon he
toOss OF The 1osi re,r giei for sig
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So S,sSsSlN i.INE-for Ahsry aat Troy DlhkN4
o'c.ock I. M-Ih- Steamboat EMPIRE
Capt K b Macy, vii cave he siesmbOs. pier loot o
CourasisL every Tuesday. Ihursday and saturday ARR
r0on. ~ O'Clock.
The Steamboat COLUMBIA, cspi Mm n. PEEK YER
MONDAY. "Wednesday ard Friday afternoon. Al O'Clock
For Passage ~ freight sppy on board or AZ the ohes
thc whir,
Sorics-rhs evening iuc Cor Ahany All Troy " % ~.
lively sny ifcgAs on board ue boats sler
p'r,oc. p NJ lrse
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HOT AIR FURNACE.

HOT AIR FURNACE.
WALkER'> Psient Improved Hot Air Furnsce-. for
w heating Dwell ug., Stores. Churches xc-The-- Far
Will heat economically and efcruLy the air u ti-
apartments vii be pure and bealhy free dryness du.
They are pat up snier The personal supervision o. Mr
Walker tie PAeE,re knd lave hitherto given entire szs
scilol, ard arr 10 a. cases warranied 10 perform well
References y. W. Taylor, ESQ Governor Newly orb Ho,
p..s NJ Chlfss starr, : trliculcni do Elwzr1 Be
nsnl, ESQ - WALLIS; c. d. Rhodes, Esq IL Pear street.
Mr. Thomes McElrsIh. 81 Nassau &c
sasrT GFO WALKER az Broadway
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CrLTlVAToR TOR OCTOBER

lust RECEINED-The reputation Of ih- pnniea'lon loi
fr u.ic worth rnrivsled 4 = considered by agrrt-
ursis to be The Of the Kind now published Suo-
schpton prce only dollar per year Compete -ei- o
he bacs voru.es also single numbers, can be rad Of
"a MARK II NEWMAN, lel Broadway.
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ON WORK FOR ~ALE-Conssiug Of three
~ Presses 1ui forty stands oi Candle MOUNDS, iuseAer
with l Pc necessary tNtsres FOR dong 81 extensive us-
nrssslaiea OH tLe vtar I'd ne village OF fo-2 Aee psr
arl in .he vicinity ~ -rc- Manufacturing district
The above property offered A. reduction oi ~ per ee-
from the cost of tt- up AMI Il not disposed o. Dy We ~
90 Oe,oner next vii bv sod public slcton ~ Tie lsses'
bidder
Information Of th@ above may be had Of A : y" lleis
50 Prassirce or OF he subscriber on ne prem -
BENJAMIN GLE.
PouFhk--r.ie. Au-ust l-I fs4f snk9 2swsw-
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no MILITIA OFFICFKS.-

ITO WIITTIt OFFItEKS.-FOf sac Complete
Uniform. c0uslstma Il Cap ami Plane. Co4i. Paaia
looms sash. L. Sword, L. : Cross Bell ami y. \ Plate
Toe above articles have only been tines They
can ee Al Berusm Wh.iss Tailoring E,abli ,hmeui
ll5S Grsndsl ons door west Of Broadway ol5S'
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- MOTH "a BARtsaIN.---A cot NTkt
81: SEAT AND FARM FOR >ALE-nesr the il.sg- oi

:. SEAT AND FARM FOR sALE-ue.r Inc wi age Of
- S0mervie Somerset Co, New Jersey. sad Farm
consists OF OF Land = or which - Wood TOE
Buildings are al NEW and bli'l within two year-House
snd Barn both bstby days wors and Of he best nses
TIE House bl COTTAGE srYLs, > by 81 feet ronI
cal through thc centre, pail sr- Wa usipe ius.s
pszxs u feet 'front.' and l. fee down each sde-togehef
with Al Observatory on top % sal House Two story ~SR
~ rear. and Cellar under me whole ~ ne man build
4 with PAnles and Al 1Ag ged s0ugn 10 Ne beet manner
The Barn j. 20 feet oug and painted white Casge House
Ice House Also great variety OF FRUIT oi a! de-
scripu1us 0gelher with quantity OF shruhucfy.
The prers liz within four hundred yarts ofthe Country
Seat AID bout quarter % mile OF the Railroad. The
place Is about TWO hours AMI hal from the Cay tor i-f
orr psrcu inquire Of The subscriber snd proprietor Of he
N,rIoSAl HorEL, No Cortland 81, New fo ,,,,-..
mlG thA>. NhkOFt
- FARM FOR SALE or exchange for Ciiy proper
- and. under high .ise OF cultivation, on Newhurgh
Rav short distance from Cornwall Landing from which
there = daily Communication % the City by s,eamoOas
The buildings consist OF substantial story orcs Cottage,
81 hy So Oue OF The bestbut houses ~ Orange Co with
a5rck Kcheu attached, 20 by = feel, also OGDEN build
attached 70 M hnchel 8 by feet, covering lhe We
cl>ern Goa and wood bins, with all te necessary out
iu.dings viz. large Barn. Chicken and SMOKE House,
Gomcub, lcehouse, HosPeus, &c. On The premises are
a he various kinds OF Fruit ot ie best quality. IN the
Eci shborhood Presbyterian aid Methods. Church.
twI Friends Meeting -hous,s amt good schools The and
cry VIII be sold low without umbrance AMI Perfect title
gwen exchanged isr productive property oH he West
sAML RucKEL. IFS Hui, INST or.
oi5 lw+ CHAs. McAULEN, Cornwall Landing
ElTO MARKET GARDENERS and olher..-To
~ ei from the hrs day OF March NEXT Farm OF a.
acres on Long Island, five miles from BrooAy and
rnmed a'ey the water. The location beautiful and
'or early vegetables unsurpassed steamboat andng
ue door Enquire OF d. ;. SMITH
olo 5n~@w' DO Wales, up stairs
GA SNUG FAK,I tor sale. iu ESSEX CO. NEWER.
sey, about > niles from the city aud near pleasant
village, railroad communicating with the city times
day containing Is acres with ordinary country bulldogs,
good quantity OF woodland orchards. fr trees Term.
HHtr s mHrfHra =
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WOOD ENGRAVING.

WOOD ENShAVlNS
TUDOR HORTON CO. Designers ard Engrsvsrs ot
Il WOOi No - Ss4saD-st W. ~
l. j. HENRY. Attorney ard Counselor al Law, Gin
He cnlai Ono Collections and all other ProiessODsi
Business promptly and carefully attended 10.
Refer ~ Hon John Sergeant Hon George W. TolAnd,
Hon VIM NJ Mertith, G-s NJ Stroud, Me--rs Smith, Baga-
ley Il Co Rockil, Smh Co, iced a Brother, Hopes,
Wolfe Baker, Goidzrt a Parker, Philadelphia. Hon
Edward Cur,i. Hon. Ogden Hoffman, Messr. Alfred I'd
Edwa de Co, Olcoii, Mekesson Co. Houston Dsde-
rer, B urnsp Bsbsock, New.i0rk vs. lswly
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John BROOKS, Jr Will leave New. York ron
he foot ~ Markets. daily Sundays excepted. al oclock
IN connection with H. Car. of Wes. Siockbrdse Re
tuning cavs bridgeport quarter past O'Clock. p VI %
,he arfiva Of the from West st0ck0rdge arriving u
New York a. hsfpsst ). Z. NJ
The O'Clock Line % Bridgeport = wlthiTawn. stsg>
will the arrival OF Bosl >lraiiord, Milford
Fairfield, Southport. snd Derby.
~ This Is he 1uy boa, running In connection with he
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5,,nE CALDvgiLIN.TITurE. BRooKLYY

l -Nirs. CALDWELLS Boarding ard Day school for
Young Ladies' vIl open 10 Brooklyn a. No 80 NioueLhy
on lie 10th inst THE of instruction includes The
English French Span en- German and l.aiAn languages
Writing Arithmetic, Geography, Astronomy. lNll " use
Of the Olobe History, Natural History, Naufa sni Moral
Philosophy Bellies Letters, Geometry. zebra and Eocu-
non; Muse the Harp Pisno. Guitar and Vocal Muse. The
French ard Spanish language 10 general use IN ne
family. There viii be chrge IN am Instance TO me
iau fhiers Of cergymen.
Mrs {. i perm Tied 20 refer 10 persons Of he highest r.
spec ability both 10 the city OF NewYork and Brooklyn
OF lm
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,r-~ ,roR HUDSON A>D I>rKRMt.

u -Sc.te...0 UTAIF IANUINUN"Ile 5IreIIrT FTIU,
son in place ~ iho WesichesfsI. tts only
boat that lands si6 o'cork.l Csptsn William A. NEiLSs
n1l leave ihe foot of Ceisl-slei the ensuing
very Monday, "Wednesday and Friday. ~ O'clock, =
81 connecting Hudson with The Hudson rni B-rs. shire
Railroad ihe cars Of which cave the ~ the boat
Returning ihe boat caves Hudson 1n Tuesday Thursday
and sunday c.ocS T. NJ lhe arrival " The
touching 10th ways Al The intermediate landings For
feg hl NJ passage sppiy on board or 10
J. /. KNAPP son, l0l West o.
fh.s boat has h-en complete order whs ~ h
,nl engine, and sdditons number OF state
vii found A. pleasant and comortsbes boat any 90
The river. The boat lows hsrges.
rr. boat 1, now ready 20 receive freight iel2u
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I. All Lessons q itule- paid for on commencing.
- Ole ho4 allow ed each Lesson or RIDE in ne school,
s. One hour and a hall 10 q l. ssOn on ID. Road
T. Hours for Ladies. from A. NJ 10 ?. NJ
g. hours for Gentlemen. from 8 10 NJ. and TO r.
t. No gen emen admitted during The hours appropriated
TO Ladies.
card OF address requested previous 70 commencing
~ Liemen keeping their Horses 10 this establishment
.su
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my an IF'F sII'I ~ Ut
TIE DIV pressure steamboat TROY, Capl
4 Gorh.ni vii leave >r~Nors from per a. he foot "
Barclay A. O'Clock, 4 NJ every Tuesday, THURSDAY ant
Saturday. Returning. VII esre Troy AZ o'elock A
aud Albany 81 ococs. A. ". every Monday, Wednesday
s0i Frtsg.
TheleN pressure Steamboat NIAGARA. Capt \ Degrex
leaves NcN-lofk al pclocA, 4 N. Monday. "Wednesday
sni Friday. and Troy 0c.ocs 4 VI Albany al O'Clock
A. VI. Tuesday, Thurs iay and Samdsy
F0f passage or .egh apply board the boat OF 10 ?
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IyEs,s ACADEMY or Music, AZ

Glasses of Ladies aud II -ses. uf various grades n W-
cal sly-h0A in SOicggr and Vocal zauOnar- taught 10
he morning and Gcm00n TIE same FOR Ladies and Gen
ilcmen 10 the evenl-nlc OF which classes i no." study
iag the Opera LYDIA ID ChamouiN," ~ DonzefL
The Piano Fore aud Sngingl- Taught 100 priva-e lessons
eifi.r An he school nr the pirlI residence % Inn
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as-cal kducauon, -iua' 80 ~ Ne" si"iofl Lleu
held County, Connecticut, incorporated by Act OF Lessa-
tire and Trustees OF unqu-sonabe Character IS open
for M reception % young persons Of both sexes ana Offers
every Indictment 10 the consideration u parents and guar
ans who are anxious efficient and thorough
education for Their children and wards
one hundred dollars per year payable quarterly will in
ude an expenses education with board, washing mend
PETER p. GOOD, Principal
Further particulars ald r-.ars may De- obtained az ~
Woo.fer-i - lmaOd-
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dr. AOPrO,iriON 70 Monopoy.-ExPre-.
Line for Albany without land NJ Iis boat
arrives IN time for all ihs Railroads, Eat or
Wrsi, and the STAGES and pIczet boats North
The splendid new steam "a be RIP VAN WlNkLE. Capt
l. d. Abe vii leave the foot Of hobnsOn-s next above
BacayJ Tuesday, Thursday yut Saturday afternoons
o'clock For passage ght apply board,
he agent IN the Odbce - the wharL
" BGesuenen sending freight 70 Albany by the steam
boat Rip Van Nnke VIII please leave ther orders al ma
house from which 10 have shipped by he above
boat, and obIige tie agent JAMES WELDON. oil
IT. AEXCUR-IUN-.-I steamboat NJ.
SIs.].ys..<<d STUAL SAFETY can be Chartered for
cursiOns, On reAsOlaois erID-, by applying
70 ne Caotaiu on board. or 4 II. SCHULTZ
srlqV Dusr- -ff ~.
t.t LONDON LINE Of PacS-is-Pscset Oi TIE 2Dth
y7>rr Octobef-Ihe packet MP QUEBEC, I. n Hebafd
Ss<I asirr viii sail above A-r regular day. Having
very superior accommodations for cabin cabin And
Passengers, persons intending % embark -'Ond
nHa- appl eaton % board, loot o. Nsideu-lane
VI % JOSEPH McM BRAY corner Of Pine and South
The Wellington, Capt CHADWICK, vii succeed The Que
bee. and "a 90 e. Nov. Ola
II. FOX FREIGHT Or Charter tor L.yefpoo. VI
49, Drslo-Tae Wei known b. Bsrclr, DOCHFOUR
7. Wakefsm, master, VII De ready " receive
fregau IN lew days. For particulars apply ~
W. = }. 7. TAPsCOTf IS SOulh.t
Oh corner Maiden a1e
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nAhLA>D -tiiO0i. blrlu-tOa, y. - L
~ Wines. Prime pa-The Wiuicr Term Of DIS institution
90 commence Monday, Nov Sd. Tie Principal csn
b, cvcTy ling oT ne next i~o weeks " we've
&c cs, afiIe Aso House also, every Monday, Nrlnrs
dag and Friday evening, alter the close o Us IT, lures ei
Clinton Hal GelleIn.n calling 10 other hours VII please
80 fter name .rd d .ecrou OILS jfeOdT
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vii leave NrwloFk from pier North River every TIE.
ds, Tiussdsy and saturday, a, O'clock ? M.-saA ~
turning Wi eave Albany from ne pier loot OF Safest
every MONDAY "Wednesday and Friday ~ o'clock ?. "
For passage freight srpv on board he bosf o. !,
George T. Farchild. Agent, No. "a " e,s.. Nee-iofk
The Oegon : le .asrsi snd fastest boa. on he Has
s.Tu
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BOARDING school

Id This school accessible by many peasa'i ROUTES hf
principal "a Bridgeport. NorwaE and Harlem hllr
road and Inc Toe location = Distinguished Tor
saubrv snd tea'hiulre--. The Academy and Boarding
House are admirably arranged for the convenience ha0p
ness aud hra of pupils. The system ~ Instruction = nor
ouch ana practical embracing OIL he branches enperain-
irr to compf esrsiye English nnd Classical education-
- Modern Languases preparing students Ter College
Commercial ant business operations The pnpu- are undei
he immediate care and ssp-rneuicuce Oi the Principal
who not only seuousy attends 90 their edu-aon, hu
enfy regards their personal habits. ceann polite
uc-- carriage sld department The Winter term OF -
weeks commences the 18th II OCT al 80 per fm IL
Gliding Board and Tuition JESSE PkCk, Principal
References -Messr. Richard d. Covert, Wal.-st. New
Yofs: Thomas T. New ell. ~ Cedarst. do, Rev. George
Peck ID ID. gfn Mul1errysL 90; William Cumoerson, lOi
$1,000 R-.-Nu. Inn Nav-nr D Na.sal-.i dOs.h lN
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IT, IfOI X (HNNlsEU.-Un and aIler he
% .Nin September INST the steamboat HuD.
son vii leaye New York, foot O CedN
H. every Monday, "Wednesday snd Friday att o'clock P
NJ instead on a. heretofore SIS
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- pure silver -Cas,ofs, Cand-sucks Cake Baskets or
any snl % old laird Goods aly article com posed Of
brass Copper, Or German Silver b. Instantly rrpaea
wiha coaung oi Pure Silver ~ NJ he Silver Plating
E.ld rus IS pure Liquid Silver warranted % rest.f
Plated Goods Of a-y and where he OF. aud
ca be applied BY any pers)n IN i- minutes FOR -ae,
wholesale and retail, BY JOHN }. BROWN CO
- FultOn-sL near Nassau, New-fOrs.
4 liberal discount ID rwel4r. and Others. OLD
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perior value and efficacy see pamphlets, "hch may DE
o1tainei of gents gratis
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail. by A b. D.
SANDS Druggis and Chemists. ~ FutonsL 27S Broad
way and II East Broadway. NewYork
Sold also by druggists generally throughout the United
States Price 81 per bottle. bottles for -
~ The public respectfully requested 10 remember
ta il l. Sandss Sasapaa that has been and Is constantly
hieying such remarkable Of the difficult class
o. diseases which the human frame subject therefore
AJAX f1r Ssrtss Sarsapariila and take no other sgim
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-06
Guardian'g Sale.

DY virtue Of an order Of the Honorable Pro-
y bate Coun Of YazOo County, made at the
January Term, A. ID I645, or said Court will
on MONDAY, the 3ISt day Of March next,
the Court Heuse door in Benton proceed 70 sell
at public auction Upon IA credit Oftw6lve months
the following described pieces or parcels OF
Land belonging 10 the estate Of Mrs PAMELA
FITcH. deceased; to wit:
A LOT, beginning az the southeast coFnet
the lot upon which the Benton Academy is site
uated and adjoining the town Of Benton, thence
running West fourteen degrees. North six chains
and thirty two links to stake, thence s0uilI
fourteen degrees West, six chains and thiriy-twoi
links 10 stake thence east fOurteen degrees
South, elk chains and ilifty-tWO links 10 a stake
thence to the beginning, containing four acres
square, lying and being il The county AZ Yazoo,
and being The same LOT uEon which DR.. Benz.
r. Wilkinson now resides.
Also, the following Ian DIS III ing and being IN
the county Of Holmes, 10 wit The southwest
quarter Of Section twenty-seveh, township siy-
teen North OF range three Last, containing l64
5l.100 acres, uioFe or less.
Also, EIGHT ACRES OF LAND, comment
cling twenty-fonr poles and fourteen links west
If a half mile stake at the northeast corner OF
the northwest quarter Of Section thirty-four in
Township sixtcen North Of Range three East.
running from thence due South twehty-two poles
and exteen links TO a stake thence west, hftys
eight poles and thirteen links to a stake, thence
North twenty two poles and sixteen links to a
stake thence East, ffty-aight poles and thirteen
links to the beginning.
JAMES r. BEDFORD. Guardian
of the Minor Heirs Of
PARMELIA FITCH, deceased.
= a. ls
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-06
A STOCKHOLDERS.
Nrw OR1rAns, Nav III 1915.
"Yazoo Democrat"

''Yazoo Democrat"
We are to day in receipt Of Liverpool
dates of the Built, per steam ship "Caledo-
MA" Since the departure Of the "Great
Western" on the 2sth March cotton had
further receded an I'D, but had regained 4,
leaving quotations unaltered. A govern
ment order had detained the Caledonia"
"a hours for dispatches, during this time,
the British parliament were discussing the
President inaugural, particularly that por-
ton of it, having reference to prclaims up
on Oregon-and in no measured terms o.
abuse. Liverpool was rife with warlike
runors, which had an immediate effect up
on the cotton market, producing the roac-
ton above noted. Cotton in this market
since the receipt of the 2sth March accounts
has declined fully Id. We cannot expect
much if any advance from the character Of
the recent advices, but we look for firm
and steady market at quotations, which are
as follows.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-06

CANnILIATES.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

We are authorized to announce JAMES M.
DYER, Esq., Of Holmes, as a candidate for the
Office OF District Attorney, for the Fifth Judicial
District, compnsed Of the counties Of Yazno,
Madison, Holmes, Attala, Winston, Noxubee
and Leake
We aFe authorized TO announce w. B. TUR-
NER, Esq, Of Yazoo county, as a candidate
for the Office of District Attorney for the Fifth
Judicial District.
FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT.
We are authorized TO announce r. EATON
KEYS, Esq., as a candidate for the Office Of
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Yazoo county.
FOR CLERK OF PROBATE COURT
We are authorized TO announce C.. C. MOB
LEY, az a candidate for Clerk Of the Probate
Court Of Yazoo county.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-06

OTThe Wings ofthe Second (Belsors)
Congressional District in Alabama, have
nominated the Hon. H. w. Hilliard as
their candidate for Congress.
The Wings Of Mobile have also express
sed their preference for Col. VIM. ID.
Dunn, as he candidate from that district.
Tupie.