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The Yazoo City Whig., 1846-08-07

CF We think that the Secretary Of the
Treasury's estimate will be found far below
the amount actually required by the contin-
ued prosecution Of the war with Mexico,
We venture to predict that, should that war
continue six months, the expenses Of the
Government will exceed serenty millions a
gear II such be the immense amouRt, or,
if only ffly millions be required by con.
test With puny Power like Mexico, what
would have been the enormous expenditure,
and the grinding influence Of direct taxa>
tion, demanded by collision with the great
maritime Power Of Englandl Let the peo
pie recollect that from this devastating re-
suit, as well as the other horrible evils
which follow in the train OF. the demon War,
they have been saved by the triumph Of that
spirit Of compromises, and tho adoption Of
that pacific policy, for which The Wings Of
the nation have contended With such ardor,
perseverance,, and success. - Bali. Repub.
The Yazoo City Whig., 1846-08-07

New Orleans, July 81, 1916.
P. S Our friend Miles, has preceded
US, and expect by this is in Gen. Taylor's
Camp hligerent amateur"
The Yazoo City Whig., 1846-08-07

The publisher Of this most excellent and
paper 10 determined that his
patrons shall have full value for the amount
of their subscription, as we see by a late
number, that be will commence, in the
course Of week or two, the publication OF
a new and interesting work Of pOliticO
romantic character written expressly for
the MIRROR. The editor, in announcing
the appearance Of the work, says
"Not only is the plot full Of absorbing
interest, its characters distinct and life>like,
its incidents striking and well managed, but
it developes in the fullest manner the whole
election campaign Of 1644, and presents
the secret actions Of parties in that contest.
This the author, from twenty years connec-
ton with one Of the great parties is fully
qualified TO perform; and amply does the
work prove his ability, and his access to
sources Of most important information. The
meetings Of u certain secret order are fully
and graphically described, caucuses lait
open, prominent men skilfully portrayed
and mystery, apparently inexphcable trac'
ed to its source. The work will be inter
spersed with local descriptions and sketches
showing up the love, law, literature, crimes
aud politics of New York, commencing a
the Five Points and ending at the white
House, The characters will be real-tht
names only fictitious"
That the above wolk will be most inter
esting, We have not a doubt, as the vel
known chalactc: of the Mirror for higt
order Of literature, warrants the belief tina
the work is the production of the highes
order of talent. and fully worth the sub
scription prices of the Mirror, which is Onll
tpo dollars gear, in odnonce.
The Yazoo City Whig., 1846-08-07


w. L. MARCY,
Secretary Of War.
Col ]. d STEVENSON, New York City.
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y OARDlNG-Pieasant room. double ana single 10 lei
ID wilh board. Apply al 81 Loer;yst References e1
.lar 81
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on cAKE-A sse Of 20 .ons .hin was made at SEQ =

OIL CAKE-A sale Of 20 tons thin was made a, $50 20
for export
PLAsTER-The n1arke, is saes2 25 per ton, and dull.
sEEDs-A parcel Of rough Flazsoed was sold al 100
cts cash cargo OF 1860 bush sold Saturday 81 Ia
cts In Glove: there is nothing doing
BoNE-For export there il nothing doing Sales aono
lbs North West a; IS cts cash
NAVAL. sToREs-Fsrther ss!es 800 bbis Crude Tur.
peptne al 50 90 per go lba Spirits are nornnay 49
so cts cash.
LEAD-The lots in FIRST hands are held al 81 ~ cati.
but we hear Of no sales above 81 Is
PROVISIoNS-Pork is depressed. and we notice sale.
1900 bbls Meas g st6si0 and 100 bbls Prime al 3
s7t. The market at the close was nornnav IT ever,
money. Beef Is quiet SC 250s5 49, and s. 50zssa %
Very little new has yet appeared Beef Hans and
Terce Beef scarce. Sales 10 bbls Lard no. -erv
good, at y cents. Picked Acata firm but quiet
Shoulders 4ic1i cts. Hams 5:0Js CTS. For Cheese
for export there is fair demand raj: Bu:,eris
rather accommodating but sells freely 1915 cts for
good Western Dairy
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Marke,s .car<f.lly reportedSor IN. 7slS.ne.

MONDAY, Oct. 10.
saEs-The market is buoyant and sales 800 ohls
10 were made ON private terms, supposed at some
~ over 81 so Pearls are steady AZ 81
i eoTToN-The sales on Saturday amounted TO 600
IA chiefly on speculation. To-day they have been
sr 1000 bales a portion of which has been taken Tor
apooi Prices notwithstanding tne large ssles, are
's'out change Freights TO Liverpool have advanced
s'a paid in square bales, and 5l6d demanded ier
Sss
q A0uR AND MEAL-Therc has no: been much ae'
: YIN Flour to-day and the quotations are heavy
g sses, far rs we can learn, are quite hight SAY
bels part to arrive Genesee has been sold at s. 81
ene parcel OF 1000 bis heard OF al s. sly straight
Sssan, 1000 bbls brought the last figure. Al The
5enesce could be had at s. 81 with some shipping
es wanted at s. s1!, although - a. WAS eeheraiiy
saest bid of shippers For the East the inquiry IS
ssSt the Eastern dealers being OF the opinion that
ss' prices cannot hold, and consequently they are
ing OF their stocks instead OF buying new supplies
| *scepts to-day were lSrse--l5COo to 5000 bb!s-
su 81 IS S,f for Liverpool In Southern dcserip-
~ trre is but little done. Sales 400 eels Georgetown
~ s'h and go do Baltimore Howardst. AT - 20
mend City is nominally s.. Jersey Meal Is dullor
ESserea at 81, Rye Flour si@Si - buekwhes'
aSsSi IS in bbls; lSsQl9s in bags, Sales OF tip
seelc "rros;s Extra st s. y in bels, sind IS cts in
sSet y lbs Shorts are cts Ship StuAs 1923 cts,
Seeed l1Gl9ct
:; AAiN--Therc were large supplies on the market
Spices were rather heavy OF Wheat there were
SSsses of 100000 bush offered The sales We're 500
SGl24; 1000 bush mixed at us and $500 bush Red
g cts all for milling. Shippers did not NEE, sellers
10y OF Corn the sales were 1900 bush inferior
SSaern a, 6Si s6S cts; .00c bush mixed Western at
io0 bush Yellow Northern, part g, &c cts and part
Sry,te terms. and 1900 do Jersey White al 50 cts
ses lS0o0 bush Rye for export 80 cts In Barley
were transactions 10 the extent OF i0Io bush ar 6l
= CTS for four rowed for city brewing. Oats src $50
"a with sales 1000 bush for export. Sales 20 bbs In
sss Northern Beans a, 81 per bush. Good are worth
H. ssasl %. Tho receipts OF Whes; last week were
1 W bush; Corn 1900 bush
nHiSkY-Neary all the bbls in market, say 300
ss taken up at "a cts. Drudge is nominaiy 81 cts.
s4Yss,es 1000 bales at 'i5a5o cts. The market is
rsath--There is none on the market and few car.
~ would probably bring s. IS per NJ cash
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DIED /:

= ,se 18Th inst WIN KIRKLAND, Esq. in the 9Th
~ lad, and those Of his family are respectfully in.
- s,:end bis funeral this afternoon at o'clock.
g. Ii, late residence, l43 Groenest without farther
~ Monday. the 9th inst Mr. JANNIs T. THoMP.
.s,.ius will DO taken to Newark n J. for inter
m relatives and friends are invited to attend his
from the W Ges 5 so of his ss ey0asrn sw Mr.
~ he astt inst at o'clock P. NJ without farther in.
da 2. s'bsuy 18th, Mrs. Pern,ela Chapman
n.ssvrna, Chenango Co. l6th Charles G. Briggs o.
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VIM. TAYLOR s co NO. . Aston HOUSE
NJ ILL ri 8LlSH on Neiue-iav Soi. Modern Stand
w ard Drama, edet by Epes SARGENT The contains
The Poor Gentleman. Pizcrro.
Eani=t The Loye Chase.
Charles LII, O,ueuO
Venice Preserved. Lend Ne five Shi.huss
With Portrait and Memoir OF W E Barton The popular
Comedian and Theatrical Manager Handsomely bound.
Prce
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mas been as follow
New.YOrk Cattle Market, Oct. ii.
n---.....l L. .,.,r ,.,.,, Eannrtnr

New.YOrk Cattle Market. Oct. NJ.
Reported by our own Reporter.
enArket-lsoo Beef Cattle Geo from the south) 30
ss,s and Calves, $500 sheep and Lambs.
af Canls-The supplies are not large, nor ihe
10 60 extensive as last weeks but observe no ma
sal variation in prices, which range, as in quality
sa&to So eS The shippers have again been IN the
ke, and taken some 50 head Tor export 10 Bermuda
ssi $50 unsold
ors and CrlresPrices are little bet,er-all taken
Ssun sis to SOS 0$35
asp AVID i.amb.-Markct very duh, and prices lower
SspslaSe 80 TO 50 20; Lambs so cts to 81 5o9$3 %
&kitoyer
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G. BOOTH & co. Cash Tailors and Importers,
y. ls7 Broadway, have received unusually large
stock OF ard goods which they would respect
fully invite the attention Of the public
The reputation of Broadway for high charge. Induces
very many economical minded persons make their puf-
chase- elsewhere notwithstanding the justly accredited
superiority Of TASTE and genius displayed in every depart
charges when spilled Broadway Merchant Taliors as a
class NAV be Just YET would he well for The fashionable
economist pause br0rs sacrificing ndiscrniinaI-
prejudice the Advantages hch Of them offer The
subscribers Broadway enabled by their cash
system end email profits furnish the finest quality OF gar
l-nts very O'g price and through The aid Of Ns7srs
Lee and Foster Conductors OF the Cutting DepafpvntD
produce them In style unsurpassed by any In The
world.
The prori-tor- have hand general assortment feady
made garm-nt.-Overcoss, tl1ht end sddedl Pe!tos,
SacAs, oil of 1nich guS 1p 10 good and
trimmed in a rich and substantial manner. so l-lf
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fsr MAeKEKEL IsHEKi = ne MackereI Flsh.
=. have recently brought in very COED fares and
s,-s aid to be very plenty of Cape Cod The Var
Register states that the 18th inst the Mackerel
5oy.--rsen belonging TO South Dennis and Harwich
r.. rreDty sail in ALL caught, off Chatham from fifty
~ " hundred and ten barrels each--arerage number
s'..,tvsve a good days work
Gtis stated that James NJ Scofeld editor Of
!rsyLondon Morning Star, has recently become sole
~ sr The death of bachelor uncle 10 an estae in the
s.bsru csrt Of Scotland said 10 be worth 2l50G00
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MARRIED

y,,asv afternoon, the Goth inst at the Oliver s..
" "a. Church by Rev Z. Tucker, MELASCToN B.
ickERMAN to Miss ANNE M Ma, Oh, daughter
To,eyc Falls on the 10th nst-by Rev Mr. Boards
-. a, TAYLOR, of Kalamszoo Michigan, 10 Miss
saTaA A GILBERT, of the former place.
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WILL BE PUBLISHED

On "Wednesday the 2sh October. Price - cents, Wo-
Vmgu'- Reward novel. ny Hon. Mrs. Norton author
Inc Child OF The Islands, &. The Undying One.' &c.
Hitherto Mrs Merton has been known to the literary world
poec OF rare aud peculiar merits In paihos o, sen.
nenl ent beauty OF vtrsrcalion she has superior IN
The brilliant s' Of female writer's, which the present
fury produced Her appearance for the fret time
novelist, has excited The deepest interest; and The London
Morlhy Magazine, in criticism upon n. present
work. remarks Mrs. Norton has done all that author
could sympathy other readers The truth
and puutv well the hrmnss- and delicate
woman. iiss been troIy depicted an IN he
character ct the selfish rro sister There many such
sisters perform ieir IN silence and Obscu-
rr and exquisite episode Of Annie Morrison would
dr4,s the hearted critic thgt
welded goose.QgL The 'veitSnOVn domestic
FENCES IN tie life Mrs. NOrlcn give peculiar interest
20 any 81 the reflections and incidents IN Lie present ai-
rrabie fcuGn few the lines OF Shelley
be- more justly applied wherein ne says
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fashionable QrloibinQ.


WIN. r. JENNINGS Il co. Diapers and TaoS'.
w Importers of Cloths Cassimeres, Nesungs, Fancy
Dress Articles &c-lu appreciation Of the which
attended their In catering for the community, would
tender The assurance upon the Of the Fail
Trade that will be their endeavor add To the induce
meat. which have rendered 23l Broadway TIE EsTAB-
LIsHAfENT at which are flra-h-d Garments possessing
the requisites which continue commend them TO
the economist; For ,he style and character OF the cou
to- enabled furnish through she aid Of efficient,
corps Of be- found IN the country is the
seque to the attractions OF our moderate charges.
4 large assortment Of goods for Fall and Winter
wesr srs offered Tor inspection, comprising Cloths,
Tweed, Sc Dress and Frock Coats ogercoGs Sacks
lc French English and American Cnssmeres Tor Pan,s.
loons Aword reference 10 This garment In which tas
experience mas satisfied the many so few CATERS exees
trial In line i- especially noiced Merno. Velvet,
Six and vestngs great variety The usual assort
rneni of first quality Readymads Oyereoais Original
Sacks Closks Dress and Frock Coats Pantaoons Vests,
&c with choice Fancy Dr-ss articles scars
CrlyaIs Hdkts, Gloves susp-ndsrs sbirts, Collars,
Bosoms Hall Hose, 81 lsu
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rQNRE SPIRIT. FROM on HIGH - ISAIAH Is: 10
i Il The man who SAID TO execute THE COZ y
CHS or THE SUPREME Oh. 10 Y. g 10. ch Il ~;
and 10 be she hrnger OF Good TiGugs CHI 81 V Oh 20
V Has learnt that he imposed bs fAo Gs:estd-
BE pOer i., De.I calling aniset Tx iimsAsy, Je-
Lord Hosts g0se =cOThp j. TO SEAst
prophssei b. aB,Ssif Malachi l2 10 alter. tn 2 DE-
CREE or ruE SUPREME GSANrfSGl THE MOST
LOVING SPIRIT or SALVATION. To Man by IN
serfae That those no sres wish for HIM VIII receive
HIM aud 50 pDbissing New-York who the previous
publications N New Orleans; Tie city OF en- y - ls y:
fEouiXEp. AN 70 mske Their election; between HE
POWFRt os ALL GOOD and the Poseer Of IL! rsti end
70 make formal surrender OF their rcs aud ita seuL
rs IN forms of application PUBLISHED AM ~. \" DO
Desire HIN had oetef strictly adhere 10 ne following
form. ,. -. -,
AND tLERi OF THE J<NtRSs AND To ? On Il ?
ACTUAL. GIN Err or ALL GOODNESS To take my
free and sinfgl sal. ro.r ard 10 give His MOST
LOVING! SPIRIT OF SALVATION FHoNi on HIGH
To GOVERN, AND GUIDE! ;.FoR EesK-
The soul has been manfred n lie body; ana Is
the the soul OF dead person which enSae- nun
10 converse with Invisible Magnetic Beings; and hey
ssy All Souls females and are naIured SITTER app-
Gallon; wbea The SPIRITUAL SkGsrTIN"s EAe pl4cei
without Which can go 20 HEAVEN Toward Inc
Invisible World The writer has only female feelings and
from al! be has observed Win many al Ne" Dreams ne
believe. all have hera VINO accepted and whose time
fer REc.IYING. THE MOST LOVING SPIRIT has eS-
TnE DAUGHTER or ZIo>i also called Is,tAh ! Aud
the right reading OF V > ca. e. Is; e 80 shA. Mf
SONS uiArry Thy pAVSHrESs. IS JeTe n!ah II; sad
oluer PRoPHEcIE>. regard al Mankind. d. senae alc
the DECREE, Tells Them They are 10 form LON Is
for THE SUPREME II
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amussmtnts.
THE FIRST GRAVE CoICrp-

THE FIRST GRAND CONCERT Of HENRI
hshZ fISiis1 20 H. Aa-sgy The kzs Ct ne Frsrch
tn1 IotTSSor o Sae Koya Ces~-rNa,Je CT PSrl>, Wl
axe pisre "a Iaarsday E.Vscirs Oct nh NJ To- Tassrrz
c:e-when &c vii be assisseS hy
MADAME ASLAMOWiCI, Ma PHI. MAYER
M TIMI. ara SISNCR KAFETrf
wi;h 4 Seieci Orchestra
ricses, 0ae Dousr eae-c se lad at,As asaa. places
Door. open s. 6-Coresrt TO commerce. st o'elock
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WANTS situation hy respectable Girl to DO lie
W general lousev ork washing aDi ironing of small
private family. Apply $50 Seccnd-st back ROOM FIRST
fDor OF D.
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y Lei Every Person Read Tbi,

:, y Lei every PERSON Read This.-Osisn i =
ma iie cause OF Destruction "a reycr sspecshat The
creek becomes pale The apperte poo the pulse gick
sleep es1rbed the frame ecsc:se re hrsa;h shor and
rrr1ec aud before ycu s-are, hn6 hat Dyspepsia
Jarndieei Nervous Debility Liver Con- plant Vertigo
Claims yOr 10. ne victim Those whom Life
before you 'her With TocrsslTes By the otedcre-
winch prove 70 % OF avail n -, ebnve plants EuG
are hietes With Hereditary ors, F5-adscAe Slct-hes
on is isce, Costsvenes= Of the diseases arising from
an impure saie Of the blood habit Of the sste1
Dr. Woods Ssrsaps.ia ana Wlld C8erry Btiers Pur 70
IN large bc.;lez and snd zrhos.se End Fsts By WYATT
kETCHAM, III FUifun-s- :. I. J. u. Sr1it cor-er
Friior ard Cranberry 81 Brooklyn Price 81 per bette
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Daily Arrivals of Produce, stock, &c. By the
New-York and Erie Railroad Company
a.rnde of the Hndsnu.
IF. CIartson, Agent.


Barge Sanri 3f1r4-lO6 frkins butter l2 tubs do 3I3
dressed nogs II head of cattle sundries
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Are Graded into poverty be wrong

They learn IN suffering wh1t they ieach song"
Mrs. Norton snt well aud elodously r song,
ard her INTO The fields OF romance, without a
doubt that she viii sustain the reputation which she has
acquired IN other departments OF letters
nos Dis Il LONG y BROTHER. q Ann.
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weakness. 0; lungs hssrf .pinal -e-v0-. e
nae az digestive sY-tsrnncucI1g dyspeps1g cols,s-
o lle7 ctGopng and ai-torin' 80 co-r01 children
ard yong ladies' >i-o ri EDIS6 rU%Ss Is PER
feet substitnte for The eorse aud con=Ifaui1 shoulder
brace, sF4th OF their PeucIOus tenderness Unlike all
oiher u ects b supporting the small OF the back r-atnE
II ne facTnn and or lifting hs<i5ly he whole internal
pile Of organs. Pamphlet. and book Common S-ase'
giving information be had Office 40 Broad
A ady ia attendance on ladies' OF II
2 Prof.. Rodgers having returned from his North
ern AID Western tour, in which MS astonishing develop
mems OF Human Magnetism have commanded al
attention. and been witnessed by the enlightened
men IN the country whose earnest certificates ne has in
his possession announces ms Intention OF commencing
course Of Lectures which viii lie illustrated by interesting
e1peLimsnts q, IL ceuIn Hall 3 Broadway, nearly oppo-
Ste Sihlos. Mondsy evening, ana Tuesday the Pres
byierisn church in Yorkvile Wednesday American
Republican Hall a. corner OF Arenue and sd-st; on
Thursday the Lyc"uIn Harlem fridsy. The Ly-
ceum Staien Island; am Saturday, GroTe
and Hllsnn See hi!L 5rs-n
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General Notices.
q Genriemen,s Fan style ~ IA,

q Gentlemen's Fall style of Hars.-sIRD, cor
P.ne and Nassau sis-Geatie1er. Has Of le standard
s'Jis for ensuing seesoa. READY for exAI1aaeu
snd ssle.
Tie subscriber levo:es s attention as hero TO he pro-
tucon Of he nest qualities Of Beaver and oe.,
and sucn, theJ confidence recommended 70 be
puh.c BIRD, cor. Pine AID Nassau -.
SSpS.nStr III, lsio- oil lrai.'
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t[ASTEp-A situation by = respectful YgzuE Wo-
w cnsnberns3 All would % wiling 20 sssi=t
IN WASHING md ironing Eating s-i cGaIaberork o.
genera homework =I-ai private family Goo5 Sit
reference. A7rl- a. - ott-arrlG- Il ;ds bookstore
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INTENSIVE SALE OF CHANDELIERS.
LGIkASDO+ES AND LAMP5.-TGssday, OcC n, at 10
O'cOeA NO. 81 BroadwsyTbe stock In VI Tbos-
Crane bank consisting Of great variety Of the aboy5
named goods from Ne celebrated HacDry Of Hsopef Co.
Boston wi BE- sold Auction on Tuesday, 9Th Inst With
This stock Of goods Is VI the hfst quality IN
every particular finished tn Jrrnnla 3sh antique DIVA
p4Icd, prepared szpressY for Lhs seasons
retail Trade, but ia consequences VI change In Mr. HansSE
business G.y offered a. PUBLIC ses TO hs highest
bidder.
Terns-Cash, in c2rrent f9Ddz
Catalogues be ready and the goots can he e1alls1
he day pfsyions he sale. Oh NisN
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TSS GLEAMEA SILICON,

a5a R-vsi--zy. Se.zrs7i Sr-iEg ard !-r,ce AZ.
W. CoREYs. MsI,ser- GEoSGE LopEs, MCSsca Director
THIS SPLENDID A-G Fashionable Establishment; Is ro~
orer Pscs Of AsnseTrer. :or the Winter Season
A6miraac- 0ae Shilling.
TIE whole building thoroughly warmed sd eora-
tortAh!e 2. prlvS.e pArior
THIS AID sNESy ENsSrSS USINS rRE wEES-
The entertainments VIII re vaTej sd vii CONSIST
part Of
SeGntif AID Ireourreherssle Illusions hy he worderal
Lady MaSicieuCe.
ventriloJEis-r by Mr. WyrnaH
Grand Nocai sid Instrumental Concerts 5v ice whole
Company OF ja,ertei Ar;iS,s
TIE ITALIAN sANTCCINI
Dancing " II les Jssseiyue and Msrece-ise r,th an
immense afety and constant change highly attractive
novelties
Fan particulars in the daily bsls-
Adui;ttSlce ooe Shilling.
Ez--Doors oper commence 81 o'cIoSE. oS 81
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General Notltes.

~ Fourth Congressional District.-rhe Wig
Electors OF the Sixth Seventh Tenth and TnrIeenii
Warls-copprising the Fourth Congressional District
are requested to assemble al COLUMBIAN HALL, No.
26J Grrnd-sl between Forsyth and Eldridgc SITS on
THURSDAY EVENING, Oct. 18th, ul u O'clock for The
purpose of Responding 10 the Nomination mnde by tue
District Convention, Of JOHN H. WILLIAMS rs Meni-
Der of Congress- and such other business rs
may tend the OF The ticket Several eminent
speakers will be present BY order Of the Convention
or 81 WILLIAM PARDON, Chairman.
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NEW MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS.

EfRTH y HALL. FRANKLIN square and FIRTH HALL
L POND. 239 Broad way, viii publish on Monday, The
Seasons Yates By c. E II Lawrence and Sister. Since
met thee last. Song written by Nr- Henans, and
composed By Stephen Clover i has beautiful Liiho-
graphic tile printed in Price 80 Tuesday.
Les Topsze- No !. Grandr Nsls- BHi'ante by F. HIM
len and tie Night Blooming Cereus Walt By Mchinsiry,
viii beautiful lhosraph.c tile . cents each Wed
nesdav Love the Gsls sung by Mr Wacou IL The play
OF Hoboken-25 certs Thursdsg. On DO not say love
thee not by Samuel Lover 81 his best ongs-Prlce
= cents Frday fsvofe Waite from the ballet Of Ci-
zeI- danced by MdIle Blangeg-2j cents Saturday,,
la R-dowe danced n The Pans lnd London Saloons
snd the Bohemian RedOwg, played By kainme'ers
Bands cents each ols isu
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CHERIFF'S -ALE.-By Tlri1- % .rTeraI vTiI'
- OF zen lac:a- 10 me- directed ana delivered win
pose TO SAFE on "Wednesday the ninth day Of December
next al lg O'Clock 4 NJ The yesuhue OF The City Hall
OF the CIV Of New YORK al the right til. and interest Of
Edward 81 H0rinrs which he had the iOJh ia OF Feb
ruarv thousand eight hundred aad forysS. g; any
tune sfterveaTd and 20 al tlat piece
Of ground buildings theron erected ic1zt- - he
Third Mad of the City OF ScvyIork. the westerly
-ite OF Hud-on--treet, between ReaG- ard ChsEb-f7
streets ana uow or lately known By the Nos 3 aaG
ss9 Hcdsor-st-set and bounded aad described follows
Beginning point Hudsonstreet about seven feet
,ouherlv from The sOutbe.ly side OF Reedestreei and
nry thence sUethry along The westerly side OF Huds"n-
street sxr--thre- feet more less the south eastery
corner OF sad b1diag- thence westerly s0ng lie soiter
liz s.ie OF >aii buildings twenty feet less 20 he
WESTERN corner thereof snd thence noGhery along
LIE re-. OF aid bindings sixty-oce feel, !es,
the pace Of beginning. together with the Embellishments
and az pcrt--anc-= lheregnfp belonging.
WILLIAM JONES, SAerr.
FREDERICK :. VrLTE, Deputy Sherif
Dated New ORR. October 9Th, 1915. OF !s7ses'ds