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HAMPAGNE WlNE-5O baskets of Da- V lnotte brand of very superior quality, for sale by
 jan3 $. I. x I. l. JONES'
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GUNPOWDER TEA--20 half chests of a fresh Oa article, just received and for sale by
 jan3 s. ]. & l. l. JONES.
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EXCHANGE-Sigh Checks on w-Orlenns lI for sale by
 jan4 E. L. ANDREWS & co,
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S UNDRIES-S0 hhds prime Sugars S l5O bbs superfne Flour
 100 do Whiskey, 100 boxes Goshen Cheese
 100 6rkns Goshen Butter, in store and for sale jnn4 by MARSHALL, ROWE & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-04

, IJCHlNA, Glass, ERrthonHnre and Cut. LEhf-WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL.-The subscriber Is ao" receiving an extensive of the above ar- clcs, which he offers Ht the lowest prices,
 novl4 JAS. MASTERsON \. Importer, ,a4 Water ct. ty Lighter iron shlr ONTARIO from Boston. ls dischargng this morning on Cont street wharf, Con- signees will please attend ihe receipt of their eood
 Jhn4 J. H. hJyEnS 4 co
 0NoTiCE-There will be an Ordination in CHRIST CnURcH 10 morrow morning daring the service ian4
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A DVANCES ON COTTON-We will make "A liberal advances on Cotton shipped to our friends in Philadelphia, New York, Boston and Liverpool. jan4I BEERS & SMITH.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-04

RROOMS-75 doI. very superior brooms just AS arrived and for sale by
 jana THOMAS P. MILLER & co.
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TUX NEW N-fOKk. .SSM The packet brig MOREA, Edgar master.
 Nf4is ready to receive freight for the above port
 and vii have despatch.
 jana WHITAKER A SAMPSON. 20 Conti-.t A DVANCES ON COTTON-We will make "A liberal advances on Cotton shipped to our
 friends in Philadelphia, New York, Boston and
 Liverpool. fjan4I BEERS & SMITH.
 EXCHANGE-sight Checks on Naw-Orlenns lL for sale by jan4 E. L. ANDREWS & co. GILL'S M0NON0AHELA AND BOURBON M WHISKEY- For sale by JAMES THOS. JONES, Importer of Brandy and Wines. S1 St Michael-s Wthrandy sold by the demiiohn | S UNDRIEs-sO hhds prime Sugars HS l50 bbs superfne F lour 100 do Whiskey, 100 boxes Goshen Cheese 100 frkins Goshen Butter, in store and for sal. jnn4 by MARSHALL, ROWE & co. HAY, POTATOES, ONIONS, &c-
 HI 200 bales Portland Timothy Hay 37l bbIs white planting Potatoes l25 do do Onions; 100 do red do 100 boxes Goldfish. Just landing and for sale
 jan4 byJ. II. RIVERS & co. l0n, LEAD AND GLASS V 20 bbls and casks Linseed Oil l50 kegs fresh No Lead 50 do do extra do 200 boxes Glass various sizes. For sale bv ja.4 T. P. MILLER & co. SLATES--To arrive per Waehinglon- hC $500 Countesses, 20xIO
 5,lO0 VIscountesses lsxIO 4.600 large lad,es l5xlO $500 do l6x 8, for sale by jan4 D. WHEELER, 2s St Michael.st.
 DRAGGING, ROPE AND WINE
 11 1000 pieces best Kentucky Bagging 800 coils do do Rope 5000 lbs do do Irvine In store and for sale al low prices by jan4 BEERS & SMITH. w l case Stenwen Wine 25 baskets Grape brand Champagne in pints
 and quarts 10 baskets Bouche & Fils do do pipe and l cask fine Madeira Wine jan4 For sale by k. c. CENTER & co.
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FOR NETWORK. .SFA The packet brig MOREA, Edgar master. xl89ks ready to receive freight for the above port and wi have despatch.
 jana WHITAKER & SAMPSON, 20 Conti..t
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VTOBACCO-5O half boxes J. Thonas', Jr. pound Il Jumps, for sale by
 ian3 MARQHAII pnNE e,
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EUNNY BAGS-l5 bales Gunny Bags, large M and small size, for sale by
 ian3 THOS. P. MILLER < co.
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InER-2O bbls and,50 boxes Northern 0ide O for sae by
 janS THOMAS P. MILLER & co,
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BUTTER and CHEESE--l00 kegs Goshen ID Butter, 100 boxes do Cheese, for sale by
 Hn3 JAMES SANDS & co.
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NOfiCe.

JONATHAN NJ. HowARD, Complainant, Vs.
WILLIAM s. McCAwBRx, ct al, DefeRd
Gnts.
UVHIS day came the Complainant. by
a bis counsel, and proof having been
made 10 the satisfaction Of the court, that
the Defendants reside without the limits Of
the State Of Mississippi: Il is therefore con
sidered By the court, that unless the said
defendants, William s. McCawbry and viii
liam J. McCawbFy, appear here, either il
proper person, or BY some attorney Of THU
court, and plead, answer OF demnr to the
complainant's bill, on OF before the frst dal
ar The November Term. ls45, of this court
the several allegations therein viii be takel
a confessed against them and The matter
thereof decreed: Il Is also ordered b th'
court. that publicalionof this order Be mad
In ne Yazoo City Wing, Z newspaper pub
i liuhed ID Yazoo City fog niue successiV
weeks. THOS. P. sLADE, Clerk,
aug l5-6-0w
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College in jackson, Mississippi

=
UOHIS Institution now in successful oper>
n. alton, in this city, opened for the recep-
ton of Students, in that commodious build
ing known as the Eagle Hotel. on the 18th
January last, and in connection with il 3
Preparatory School in which those who de-
sire it, may have their sons and wards quail
fed for the common business Of life, or PEE
pared to enter college.
FACULTY.
TIC. THORNTON, D. D.. PREsIDENr and
Professor of History, Political Economy. In
teIIectual ard Moral Philosophy.
| Rev. NORMAN w. CAMP, "A. NJ. Profess
scr Of Ancient Languages and Rhetoric.
| ]. M. PUGH, A. M Professor Of MatheA
mates and Civil Engineering.
| JAMES B. c. THORNTON, d. D. Pro-
fessor Of Natural History, Experimental Phi
losOphy and Chemistry, who also takes :
class Of Medical Students.
Hon, DANIEL MAYS, L., L. D. Professor
of Law.
LOUIS JULIENNE, Teacher Of the French
Language.
u For Orthography, Reading, Writing, ATith-
, metie and English Grammar, in the yuniST
) division Of the Preparatory School, SO s.
per session or $25 90 per annufn.
These with Geography aud Algebrain the
Senior division thereof, 81 66 per session
or SS5 90 per annum.
For the Ancient LaAguages, or in the Col
] lege classes s Is 90 Or IS per saRaas.saY
o. HrModern Languages and Music ere ex,
ira charges. =
: The tuition fee in the Professional ciaGd55el
\ is SIS 90 for the year, 70 be paid in Sdvanees
A Naturalization fee Of five dollars, mdS.
be paid by each student when he enters fh(
= Institution.
Jackson, Miss, Sept. II. Is4s. 1S>tf.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-11-14
PROgO8A49
Fer EmlaRging and Extending the
Circulation
OF THE
YAZOO CITY WHIG.

II AAOO VI n u w I41OoI
AT the solicitation of many of
our friends, and a desire on our
part to make our papera useful me-
dunn of communication to the pub
lie generally, we have determined
to3ENLACE AND OTHERWISE IMPROVE
THE APPEARANCE OF THE ''YAZOO
CITY WHIG," so as to make it
more worthy of a general cireula-
ton among the people Of the inter-
ior.-Yazoo City rs the trading and
shipping point of a large, rich, and
populous section of country, and the
facilities afforded at this point for
EcoIlecting the latest events that trans
pire in the political and comn1ercial1
world, hold out inducements, for
the public to sustain a journal at
; this place devoted to the advance
> ment of its interests.
] We have labored faithfully,
e through evil report, and through
; good report for the last ten years
o in publishing a paper in YazoO
City; and, during that whole period,
what patronage we have received,
!, was voluntarily and generously
rendered, without an effort on our
part to obtain it. Our interests are
identified with those Of Yazoo City
here we have reared a family
and, here we expect to end the bal
ance of our days.
To effect the Improvements
contemplated in the Vine, we shall
Of necessarily be compelled TO iRcu
%, considerable extra expense ; and
III to enable us to do this, we hav
Issued this PROSPECTUS, with th
,. view to add additional subscriber
to our list.
=. We have determined to max
the WHTG worthy of a liberal an
generous support and, we no.
. call upon our friends to use their il
. fluence and aid to accomplish th
object. Two or three hundred az
ditiOnal subscribers, and a more e
Of TENDED patronage from our adve
q" Of Using friends will be all-suficient
Our arrangements are such, tn;
!. we can confidently assure our pa
rons that they shall not be disal
pointed in their Operations
y. WING shall not be inferior to al
i.b of its contemporaries, in the QUA
owe aTY and QUANTITY of reading ma
-. ter it contains, or in the BEAUI
SON and ACCURACY of its MECHANIC
ovn> EXECUTION. We have engag'
dia, the services Of several gentleme
II, eminently qualified, to be regul
,ks. contributors to its columns
urs have, also, engaged the services
snls several commercial gentlemen,
'A New Orleans, to furnish US Wi
ACCURATE reports of the marke
J. as well as all other matters viii
will be of interest to the up-count
o-s reader. The local department
,srp. the paper, we shall take under {
one Town exclusive control, and eve
incident that transpires which {
had impart interest, shall have he
no through the columns of {
Y, Wine. In short, we intend to N;
the Wine a valuable aeaOspapei
lneFn all classes of readers.
= JAMES A. STEVENS
t'' September 26, lS45.
any TER MS.
The "Whig'' a5iA be fssr,sisl
NJ to subscribers at Three Dol
per AMMAN, iss ad0Gace, Or (
Dollars at the end Of the yeas
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THE stable is now undergoing
Il thorough repairs, such as charging with
new stalls, troug tbs, managers, &c, 50 as TO
render horses comfortable. CarriGge and
Buggy Shelters viii also be erected. We
have also lots with good shelters, troughs'
and water, for the accommodation Of drOVers.
We particularly solicit the patronage OF
purchasers and sellers Of stocks, as we are
prepared TO bay and sell on TERMS to suit our
customers. Stock sold by US is warranted to
be what we representa- not there will be
no sale. Persons may rely upon not having
old livery stock imposed upon them, as all o.
our old stock was sold at auction-none o.
which we purchased.
Travellers and drovers will be conducted
and their baggage sent to any public house
without charge. Their horses and buggie
sent for, should they call as they go down
TO any part Of the city.
Persons favoring us with their patTonag
may rely upon receiving satisfaction, as W
have better sheItering, stabIing, watering
) SC, than is generally found in this country
City acceptance taken in payment Of an
: transaction with as, from the feed o. hors
y up. Thankful for the very liberal patronag
y heretofore received, we hope by unceasin
e energy 70 continue 70 merit the same. Yot
y obi serv'Gs, sir
}. RLAcK14AN, SCOTT, 4 co.
0u~ 1E-e-fv -
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The state Of Mississippis( PROBATE Court,
YAYoo COUNTY. Sept Tenn l845.
AGREEABLY to an order of the Pro-
OA bate Courtof said county,-Notice is
hereby given to all persons interested in
the lands, tenements and heredilaments Of
John ]. Neesmith, decd, TO be and appear
before the Probate Court Of said cOUnty,tO be
held on the 4th Monday Of November next,
then and there TO show cause, If any they
can, why an order should not be made Tor
the sale Of the real estate Of said deceased,
lying and being in the county Of Yazoo and
State Of Mississippi, known as the north
east quarter Section 2, west half southwest
quarter and north half east half southeast
quarter OF Section 2, Township 8, Range
3, West; containing 2s7l acres.
Il is further ordered, that publication o.
this Citation be made in the " YazOO CITY
Whig, >, and .Yazoo Democrat for six weeks
successfully.
Witness, the Hon. James R. Buuus, Judg'
of Probates for YszoO county, the 4th Mon
day Of September, ls45. and seal of sal
Court. a.
Issued the 26ih day Of September, ls45
CHA'S. M. HENDERSON, elk.
BY A, SIDNEY PERKINS, &C.
Oct. 10, I645, Prs. fee Sll SOY l4-6t.
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FIRE INSURANCE.
Ocean Mutual Insurance Company
OFFlCE--No. As Camp Street,
New ORLEANS.
Directors:
VIM. A. GASQUET, President.
w. W. Montgomery, F. B. LeBeas,
F. r. DucORge, Aler. Gordon,
J., G. Harrison, =: a. Gasqaei,
Edo. Shif, r. w. Montgomery.
CHAs. BRIGes. Secretary.
This Company, BY an amendment Of iheil
charter, passed at the last Session Of che
Legislature, is now authorized 10 Insure OF
the Mutual System. and all persons insurinl
their Property il the Office win Be entitled
TO the privileges Of that System, IN accoE
dance With the charter and bylaws, withou
incnrring any kind Of responsibility, from
j which they are guarded BY an express pro
vision Of The amended charter.
All kinds Of property insured against 81
J On the most reasonable terms, and the mos
promps and libefai settlements made II "a
sss Of loss.
| Oct. !, ls44-I4lL
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NOTICE.

10y virtue of Deed Of Trust from Ncwit
- Fl. Vick, TO Us as Trustees, dated the
9th day Of December, A. D. 1913, and
duly recorded in the Office Of the Clerk Of
the Probate Court Of Washington county,
Mississippi, in Book M. pages "a, IS and
e6. and also in the Office of the Clerk Of
Probates in Issaquina county, Mississippi,
10 secure TO ]. w. Wick the payment Of a
CERTAIN sum of money therein mentioned +;
we. will sell to the highest bidder for cash,
/ at the door Of the residence Of N. II. Wick
on his plantation in lssaquina county, Mss,
On the Sch day Of January, 1916,
tho following negroes, to~wit:-Big Tom
Joe, Daniel, Silas, Old Ben, julius, Levi
Henry, Jim, Sophia, Matilda, Margaret and
her 2chiIdren Henry and Wiley,) Hamilton
FJorden, Nancy and infant, Hiram. l.. Dan
Aggy, Russy and infant, Wesly, Harriet
Emily, ALEX, Caroline and infant, Della
Phe6e and infant, Almira, Saba, l.. Matilda
Weiny, Hestor. Dice and child, and all tn
increase of said negroes since the day an
date Of said Deed Of Trust; and also, til
stock Of Mules, Horses, Cattle and Hog
(the said property being the same mention
ed in the aforesaid Deed Of Trusi,) or s
: much of the above property as will be sufI
! cient to satisfy said Trust Deed.
/. Selling as Trustees, we will convey sue
title only as we have by virtue Of said Tru
Deed, which is believed TO be good.
VIM. WICK,
WILLIAM BOBB,
T.B. BRABSTON,
8 E. N. LANE,
Trustees.
e July 4, le45. 52-2st.
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Plantation for Sale.

propose to sell my Plantation
on the YazOo River valley, miles moth
of YazoO City, containing about 1000 or
1900 ceres, Of which about 400 are ia 4
high state Of cultivation. (native Prarie).
II desirable, will also sell my slaves with
the land. Terms moderate.
JOS. REGAIN.
Wyoming, Sept. 90, 1915. 12.st.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-11-14

PERKINS g. WILKINSON,
Attorneys at Law.
"ILL practice in the Circuit Courts Of
w Leake, Alfalfa, Holmes and Yazoo,
and in the Chancery Court and High Court
of Errors and appeals at Jackson Address,
ApDREss,
R. G. PERKINS. Benton Mae.
on GEO. b. WILKINSON,
Y0zoO CitU. Miss
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YEw.YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE

CONTENT FOR SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 90
" J. POETRY. The Stliuary. by VIM Wa are. Friends.
Sabtsih Morning To Lily Sonnet A She's Praise NJ
Lille " omen. Song 81 ie -Ofdl Se-ft-ar- I-EDfT-
ORAL Word with Farmers; Wrongs 10 American la
Dor; kemsfs- on Letter from MafFlander on slavery
P.Tlc- AMI Principles, Great Britain Prpi,rt.0 Tie
Convention John T. OOggh; Csss'us ". Gay. Labor
Ne" f0rk-li- rclm-t-nce-. Conditions a1d Rewards.
Nos. XI, MI. XIII and XlN-NEWs From Brsx .
From the War Qgarer, From The Oregon I'm grants
From ilr Coast o. Afrlcs Washington = Domingo "a
msica Havana; From he An-R~nt Q1srier.-lE. MIS-
CELLASkOUS. Correspondence Of Tie Tribune from
London, Iowa, Alsb4na, Philadelphia, Massachusetts Gen
esse ca, Texas. &c, The Tailor; northern Illinois Ne0
-iers Speech Judge Story: i2h Animal Fair 81 The
American Institute; TIE Wrongs Of American Women ;
Death Of Judge story Notices oi New Publications City
Item.. ffOn thr Daiy Tribune, &c.-COMNtRCIAL IN
TELLlGENCE. stocks, Money, Produce, Calie Msrsei
Family Household MaiAet-. SC.
single coTf- put up Dob wfappears FOR ite AsLs, car
obtained II The d-ss-price - cents
IT TFRns-~2 per year. Al sub-cnp uon- payable
iufexib'v In advance. Address
GREELEY / MCELRATH tribune Briiing-
Cor -nrrc@ aud Nassau 80. opposite fh- City Hall
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Books.


II APPLETOSk co. VIII publish on THURSDAY The Me.
~. c~llsneuu. Works OF Thomas Arnold n srst Am--
nav edition. nh nine aedirnuz essays Included IN
tn Erg sh collection voL ;vo so Iages -
Th- topics N MS volume grssiy diversified including
tq-is.0rs on De Church Church md STATE 70 10 *
i.nE br-l rofntnaiou--on Scri1rlra snt Secular HIS
hryend OF tducsor, VIII VARIOUS other sghc Of Pc
ifics Economy With few exceptions. he o. -
n-r-i application snd astn- Interest an he whole j. fl
o. fsr rrsrtng p~rsicsriy ard burning pi an,rogic
ilrhueEl 10 the arcr-rrlu- progress 90 s-rn. -
genuine 0seii n, pure religion and morality. snG he
interests arf p-nl"nt enjoyment q mankind. IT,
iume o. MISC ancs a. te suitable colnterpsrt 10 ID.
LIE and Corr--r 0rterre = Or. ArnOd" AM .cboa-,
h0 have b@en deeply interested N hist impressive bio
grarhv vii ~ grzt-i ssc-ra.n tie deliberate lt-
off- Author, upon he uumercu. important themes
which h. Miscellaneous Work. so richly and clearly IN.
nounr-
RECENTLY PUBLISHED introductory Lectures on Modern
History by Thos Arnold D. D. with preface an by
Prot Keel. vol i-lno-- % is ri.
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RICH FALL GOODS

l'OR GENTLEMkNS WEAR, now receiving a. The
New York Cash Tailoring ESTABLISHMENTS, No ol brosi
xsy LhI-e doors Dsox ls Franklin House.
The subscribers rsr-iVns uslr Fail supply Of
rch styles French Elastic Csssmrr-s and Nesungs. AsO,
very patterns O Crsyni- scars and Fancy Dress articles
of every description tor o.ulensns wear u winch they
would luyite the aileutiOn 81 the public
Strangers and others arriving the city wishing fall o,
viii hGd al this establishments every article
complete O.nt-nan, Wardrobe Of hs aztec,
slyes and best fabrics al the .Ow.st Cash prce.
Full suits furnished trw hours notes sni for Ia. con
yen-nce OF customers requiring garment. tor imm"is-
USE keep constantly hand assortment ~ the nn--t
quality and laest equal IN every respect ~ 0sc MAIDS
Terms cash on delivery and od.yaon ~ prices
Az, ~ J. 4. BOOTH r. co
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New Orleans in bbs and -. Croix are unsettled The
sales include 800 bbls prime New Orleans al 81 ASA
cents % bids prime do p lVO ~ Croix 30 some
good Trinidad % and 100 bids Havana for dis,l.
ling "a mos.
BEESWAX-Abou, 1900 n prime Western Yellow
have been cold AZ 29i cents, cash.
LIMF-Wi,hin ten or twelve days past something Ike
30 csrPoes-ssy % 600 bbls Thomaston have been re
ceived all OF which sold 81 81 y Dbl excep, cargo or
two ~ the close which we're disposed Of a. e5d9c cts
there = now fair supply ia the hands Of the dealers but
we believe there is ile shoat unsod.
NAVAL STORES Holders Of Turpeniino continue
firm, though have only notice sal. - no bib
Washington Il s. 70 y 2s0 n the former prize. Rosin
s inactive at former Tar j. duh and the stock sc
cumuatlng. We notice sales Of 300 Casks Southern
Spirits Turpentine for which there ID good demand
private and 80 in lots a. cash, snd 42ai ~
mos.
OILs-American Linseed remains as for some time
past steady at 67dC. cents cashno,hing done IN To-
reign olive. Sperm &c are steady Al our quotations
with sales Of 400 a 900 gallons unbeach.d WINTER
Sperm at % cents time. Liver OIL the stock OF mich
is light sells in small lots from store, at sli 20 cash
DYEWOODs-There continues good supply Of the
vsriOu. descriptions but the demand u moderate, and
sales have 20 kno"iedge since lhO.e report
cd in our last
FEATHERs-The season for active business having
arrived there has been more doing in Western Live
Geese and ~ prime qualities sre scarce and wanted,
price, have advanced irfe The sales comprise 1900
h fair Al 2es cents 2jOO p good 81 1900 y prime
- and subsequently 1000 b %. all cash Poor qualities
are plenty and dull. BY auction. 20OO y inferior old
Western being mixed with Indian Meal sold 81 cents
cash.
FlSH-The arrivals continue large and further large
sales have been made these. however have only been
effected by submitting to lower prices and At the close
Mackerol especially were dull 5000 quinisls Dry Cod
sold at gu for prime. and J0a2 5G for inferior
1000 bbls Mackercl 10 OOu 10 20 for No. ] JOas
North 15al 90 for large Bay No 2 2J34 81 for
North. 623 IS for South No 3, and 20 h bbls No
and Connecticut shsd On not made public. No
further sales Of Salmon.
FRU1T-sales 900 boxes Bunch Raisins, 30a2 IS
800 do Layers f2i 400 half do Bunch, IL! 300 Or
do 81 cents 500 boxes Cluster, 500l Co. cash and
months.
HIDESThe sales are 1900 san Juan at II cents less 4
p cent for cash, rejecting badly damaged; 100 It Do
nngO. z cash and 1850 Rio Grande (par arrived yes
tcTdsy) on terms not made public
HEMP-Thc demand il moderate and he market
quiet ; tons Clean Russia sold at eloO and do Wa
terrOitcd American, sl65, mos.
sALT-Therc have been sales Of llG0 sacks Liverpool
Coarse at o. about 1000 do Fine AshODs supposed
80, months which price. understand is offered
for Marshalis
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MILLINERY and sils Goods. cheap for cash, a, .

MILLINERY and SIX Goods, cheap for cash, At ~
wi Beaver street doors from Pea-reet The suhscr
b-rs would respectfully nvt tn attention Of purchasers 20
their stock Of Fall ana Winter Millinery and SILK Goods,
which selected with their usual good taste rs hich
by the way. be beat % DO say W and viii be found
examination embrace the largest assortment u goods
In their line Ia he fJIr the city By the system u buy
ny and selling for cssh they believe hey enabled ~ buy
iouer and eel ouer than any other establishment IN ihe
irade and what i more, their customers invariably tel Them
mai somehow or other the goods purchased them alay
fact hat speaks much for their taste and Low PRICES
and almost invariably makes them customer aer he r'
purchase and which i the the rapid Increase n
their trade Call purchase and you will hnd that
rigaf and have .arge stock for you 10 select from.
mia frurnThxS. T. VI STEVENS, 4 co
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- French Language Manescas Oral System BY
Madame Durand daughter ci Tie late Jean Manescs Gen
tleinen wishing JON the Evening Class October ls
are requested 10 call ard leave their names.
4 Morning Class for Ladies Is being organized, ami
Will commence in a few days.
A Ladies Morning Glass IN the second course Also y
Geniemans Evening Glass in the second Person.
of joining these Glasses do by applying i'm
neliatply sl8 lws'
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ry-Dr. Whites & ordiaI. celebrated 70

rv-Dr. Whites Cordial. celebrates Tor NE euico p
arrhoa Gnpins Pains Cholera Mosbus OF adults and svI
Complaint OF Children IL also gives relief - those iena-
who subject periodical pans and Is use~ N
gusi- the bowels OF infants when dsordered during ne
lime OF eehng. Pncc cents boiile For sale by Jo.n
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