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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-11-27

The Washington correspondence of the
New York Journal Of Commerce, under date
OF the 2sIh ult., says:
The monthly statement of the condition OF
The Treasury, will not be published till the
ID day of November. In the meantime the
following particulars may not be uninteres-
ting to you.
learn that the whole sum subject TO draft
in all the repositories, is three million and
a BALI of dollars.
The disbursements during the last month,
have exceeded by eight bundrend thousand
dollars the amount of all receipts of the
Treasury.
The sum now in the Sub Treasury, in this
city, is fifty thousand dollars.
The difficulty already deeply felt, in~the
quick return of treasury notes in payment Of
duties.
1t is absolutely necessary that they should
be of a character more tempting to capital>
ist, in order that they may be absorbed 9TH
erwlse the Treasury will get no relief from
them. The notes now about TO be issued
at 1--WE and two ffths per cent interest, may
help the Treasury during the next month.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-11-27
kfafe Elections.


New YoRK.-The returns from New
York give Young (Whig) a majority Of
$4,000 over all others (Oco, native and abO
lition tickets) Gardner QOcO) is elected
Lieut.. Governor. The Wings have elected
% members of Congress, the democrats 10,
independent l. The wings have MAJORS
ty in the Legislature on joint ballot.
New JERSEY. -Nobly have the Wings
of New Jersey done their duty-they have
elected four out Of the FIVE Congressman,
and an overwhelming majority in the Legis-
lature. Every county in the State, but one,
gave a wing majority.
IowA.-The returns from Iowa are not
complete, but enough are received to place
it beyond doubt that the Wings have cleo
ted their Governor, and majority on joint
ballot in the Legislature-thus securing the
election of two Wing United States Sena-
tors-and probably one member Of Congress.
MAssA cHUsLTTs.-The returns from this
State are not yet complete. Briggs, (whig)
is elected Governor by majority Of about
10000 over Davis (loco) and about 10000
over the abolition candidate, wing gain SO
far, since last year, 9,O77 votes. The Bos.
ton Atlas says that seven out Of the ten
congressional districts have chosen Wings,
In the I'd district, King, the wing candidate
failed 10 obtain plurality by two votes. In
the 4th district, Palfrey, wing, lacks 5S4
votes Of an election; and Hale, whig, in the
9th district, lakes 20 votes. The Atlas says
that Mr.. King and MIR. Hale will be chosen
at the next trial if the official vote does MOI
elect them now.
DELAwARB.-The returns from Delaware
are not official, but there is little doubt tina
Tharp, dem, is elected GovelnoF by abou
$50 votes. Houston, whig, is elected tt
Congress, and the wings have a majority il
the Legislature, which secures them a whe
United States Senator in the place Of Hon
ThOs. Clayton, whose tenn expires on th,
the 4th Of March next.
MAINE.-As far as heard from in thi
State, the Legislature stands So Wings ant
55 LOcOs. The wings gain on every trial.
MicH1GAN.-The New York Journal O
Commerce says the democrats have electaC
the entire delegation to Congress, and have
majority in both branches Of the LegisIa,
ture. The Cleveland Ohio Plain Dealer
(Ioco) of the 18th inst, states that Wisne
and Gordon, wings, have been elected II
Congress, being a wing gain. On the whole
large wing gain over the last years.
ALABkMA.-In this State BOwden (dem.
has been elected to Congress from Nc. Con
nell's district.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-11-27
Land for Sale.

WE are authorised to sell l00, 900 acres
Of Land, in various tracts, in The
counties OF Yazoo, Holmes, Issaquena, Wash
ington, Sun Flower, Carroll, Tallihaichie,
Yallabusha and Choctaw.
A large portion Of these lands are very
valuabte-they are owned BIZ nouresdenls
who are anxious TO sell-ihey will be sold
low, and in tracts TO suit purchasers, and ON
long credits.
part Of these lands will be leased for
term of years 10 sui, bic applicants,
Full information of the location and dual.
iiy Of any Of these lands viii be given At
any time, on application TO us al our Office
in YazoO city. N. G. & S E. NYE.
November 20, 1916. 20-7t.
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EDUCATION.

MIR CHAS. w. EMMONS, would very
~ respectfully inform the citizens Of
YazOo City and the adjoining country, that
ne Will open a SCHOOL at his residence,
where he has large and ccmmodious room
Tor the purpose, on the 23d Of November.
MRS. EmMONS will assist in the f male
part Of the School.
TERMS OF TUITION.
OrthograPhy and Reading. per month So so
Arethmetic, Grammat and Geography 3 90
All higher branches 90
AS he has followed teaching for several
years. testimonials can be seen by calling
on him.
YazOO city, Nov. 90. 1916. 2o-ts
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RetaiIR Rag Sh0n-

Mr.. Secretary Walker has drawn upon him
self shower of redicule ind sarcasm which
were the little man large enough 10 re-
celVe It would OVerWhelm him, for his man.
agement Of the Treasury Department. The
whole country is ashamed Of the humiliatinp
attitude in which the Government is placed,
With regard to its financial blunders and ems
barresmeRts. The Baltimore Patriot, copy
ing the Circular which we publish to>day, an
Rouncing the issue OF Treasury Notes, saws
that the Secretary has''Opened shops for the
sale Of IrcdsurV Notes." and proceeds:
"HeTe We have il az last-d government
paper currency irrcicema6Ie in specie, but
recsIUeabls in paying debts to the govern.
ment. The notes are to pass from hand to
hand-all the restrictions which the Secre>
tary heretofore put upon their transfer and
their payment are abolished-the endorse
msnt OF the party buying them being all that
Is required to charge their ownership.
I'VE cannot say whether the sale of these
noes will be as large as Mr. Walker'expec's s;
but we rather suspect that The Peddling them
out IN the manner he proposes, will not give
them character in the market much above
that OF other irredeemable 8hinpLasters, and
ti'"e 'u0 SdISS VIII not DC qult6 as acuV9, az
that of "wet goods saved from some wreck
and announced TO ''be sold al, ruinous prices
''Al this is the work of the Subireasury,
lard money, paper-hat;ng administration
When Mr. Polk came into Office re were
promised that we should have nothing but
specie. We get nothing tu' 7 gs-nol bank
rags, redeemable in CONDUIT shinplasiers.
intended for circulation, aud Of a character
similar 10 those issued by iudivuals in the
time of the Van Buren, experiments on the
currency, which we're receivable in the
payment OF goods purchased at the shops cf
the undersigned.n
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-11-27
Canture Of TanlDiCo.

We have the pleasure this morning OF
meeting with the gallant Commodore PERRY.
who landed at Balize yesterday from the u
s. steamer Mississippi, from 1'ampco and
arrived here to-day. The city Of Tampico
vas taken on Saturday last By fo1ce from
the Gulf squadron, without striking a blow
The garrison had. in compliance with the orr
ders Of Santa Anna, evacuated tho place
some days previous, and marched, with all
their arms and ammunition, including the
ordinance of the fort, 10 San Luis Potosl
About $50 marines and sailors were Ian,
ded to take possession Of the city and gal-
risOn it, and Commodore Perry left Cons
modOre Common in quiet possession, having
= small holilla al the mouth of the river 10
guard il. The vessels composing the ex.
peditiOnf were the steamers Mississippi and
Princeton, the slOOp st. MarTys, and The brig
Porpoise
Commodore Perry appears in excellen,
health and spirits, and leaves tomorrow to
rejoin the squadron. Purser Wellington, Of
the Mississippi, came up TO the city with The
Commodore.
We understand Ahat the object oF Comno.
dore Peyy's visit here is 10 facilitate the
forwarding of troops to garrison Tampico,
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-11-27

Coz. J..C. HAYs.-A complimentary Ball
was given 10 this gallant and daring young
officer on Monday night last by the citizens
Of Benton and vicinity. We understand
that it was splendid affair, and an honor
to those who got it up. We would have
been much guatifed to have taken our old
friend Jack by the hand, but indispOsitiOn
prevented our attending the Ball.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-11-27
NOTICE

WILL be sold on Friday the llth day
" of December, 1916, al public auc-
tion, for cash, on the Woodland Plantation,
in YazOO county, formerly known as the
"Pease place." large number Of Horses
and Mules and Oxen, and a quantity of
Cows, Hogs aud Stock-Also corn, fodder,
&c, with some Wagons, carts. and farming
utensils. r. H. CAGE, Agent,
for Franklin, Ballard & co.
Oct. 80, 1916. 1885,.
or The above sale is postponed until
Saturday, the 10Th day Of March, 1916.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL be received by the undersigned
until the 1st day of December next,
for building brick sidewalks on Main street
on the following Lots, Nos. 327, 329, $50,
322, 1913, 32l, embracing all that portion Of
Main street from the Storehouse of Messrs.
KOpperl d Co. 10 Brandon street.
E. B. RUMBLE, City Clerk.
Yazoo city, Nov. 90, 1916. 2O-2t.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-11-27
To the Editor Of the Vicksburg Wing:
STEAMBOAT TALMA,l
Saturday Evening, Nov. 81, 1s46. !

Saturday Evening, Nov. 2ls 1546.A
DREADFUL ACCIDENT morning
about 2'o'clock, or miles below NatChez,
the steamer Maria ascending, and steamer
SuItanu descending, came in contact-the
former was struck on her larboard side, and
sunk Immediately in about three fathom
water. The shock was most terrible. dis.
placing the boilers. breaking her steam pipes.
producing great havoc amongst her fTemen
and deck hands. We learned from her 2nd
Clerk, that her crew consisted of So men.
not including her officers, out Of which
number some 10 or Ia were unhurt, some
% or s6 dangerously scaIded, the balance
missing, amongst whom her lst Clerk, Mr..
Jas. p. burst, and her Sd Engineer. She
had 90 deck passengers and but few cabin,
al Of whom we're saved, with the most Of
their baggage. There we're only two lady
passengers, Mrs. DIR. Meade; Of ST. Louis,
and Mss. LonsdaIe and family, Of Memphis,
both Of whom acted with great presence Of
mind.-The Talma, being almost instantly
along side, they were safely conducted on
board Of her.-The agonies and heart rend.
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From the Vicksburg Whg-Extro, of Nov. %.
Dreadful COllisiOm!-Steamer
Maria Sunk!
STEAMER SULTANA LEFT IN A SINKING
CONDITION!

DIEAMEk RULIANA LIFT IN A SINKING
CONDITION!
About 40 persons ScGlded and Missing
We received from the Clerk of the T'almG,
which passed up the river last night, the fol.
loving account Of this melancholy accident.
Both Capt. Dunnica and Capt. Pease are
careful officers, and we cannot doubt it is
one Of those unfortunate occurrences which
cannot be avoided. They did every thing
in their power to save the lives of the un>
fortunate sufferers. Captain Hite Of the
Talma, deserves great credit for his exeF-
tions and attention in placing the sufferers
in the Natchez Hospital. Truly may il be
said in the midst Of life we are in death.
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Col. FREMoNT.--A letter from Monterey
on the Pacific TO the editor or the AIeran-
drtG Gazette contains the annexed notice
OF our interesting young countryman, Lieut..
Col. Fremont. The letter is dated July 90:
"Col. Fremont's party arrived here yestey,
day, having had some pretty hard fighting
with the MexiCans and Indians They nuu1S
Der about two hundred, and are the most
daring and hardy set Of fellows ever looked
upon. They are splendid marksmen, and can
plant bullet in-an enemys beads with their
horses at full gallop. They never think of
eating bread, but live upon meat all the time.
They never sleep in house, on the ground
with blanket around them, their saddle for
pillow, and rifle by their side. should
like TO give you some more minute account
Of them, but time will not admit"
Nat. TnteIigencer.
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COM CIAL.
YazoO City, friday Morning. NOV. 81

1-S0 W. Il10v "a llll6s NVVs 30
COTTON.-The transactions in the Cotton
market still COMMUNE hmied--there being but
little offering, and planters feel unwilling to sell
at the current rates. A decline Of fully &c. has
taken place the past week. The sales Of the
week sum up only 800 bales, as follows: 40 bales
at tel cents, 70 at .sl, IS At %, 25 al es, Is
at q, As ate, 24ate, 81 u a. 81 IL Al 81 81
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
The New Orleans Picayune Of the 2ist SAYS
about 1000 bales have changed hands At decline
of be. We now quote Middling es 4 ea, and
Good Middling 81 90 cents.
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The Wing Cause!
VICTORIES!! VICTORIES!!!

The recent glorious victories which have
been achieved by the gallant Wings, is suf-
fcient cause for public rejoIcinss through
out the Union. 1t is truly gratifying TO every
Wing to see that the principles so often set
forth and so ardently and ze!ously supported
by the Wing party are now sustained, and
have triumphed over the doctrines and ac~
lions of the LOcOfOco party. When we see
LOcofocoism routed in it's strong holds,
and its ruinous principles unsustained and
Frustrated in the dust, we cannot but re-
joice at the success that has attended the
Wing cause in every State where elections
have been held.
Since the passage of the British Tariff
Bill, the Sub. Treasury Bill, and the adjourn
ment Of Congress, elections have been
held in
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-11-27

OF Thanks TO the accommodating clerks
Of the steamers YazoO City, Richlapd, M.
B. Hamer, and Laurel for late papers.
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ADVERTIsEMENTs s.
sherif's Sale of Judgments.


10y virtue Of yenditioni exponas. Issued
W and directed to me in the following
cases, will offer Tor sale at the door Of The
Court House, in the county of Washington,
on Monday, the lst day Of March, lS47,
the following named judgments, 10 pay and
satisfy the costs due 10 The officers Of court
thereon:
JOHN II. Thomas, Sen,
VS..
Richald E. IIammei.
Judgement, Oct. 18Th, 1910, FOR So 23s
81 cts. Costs unpaid 81 30 cts. Order
for sale Of Judgment, March 9th, 1916.
Same. Judge Octl3,b, 1910, 81 1893 26.
vs. Costs unpaid So so. Order for
Samc,l sale Of Judgement, March 2slh,
1916.
ROB'T JAS. TURNBULL, Sh'fr.
Of Washington county, Miss.
Nov. 81, 1916. 2l-I4t.
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Treasury DRpARTMENT.-The monthly
statement from the Treasury Department
shows an available balance by the returns
received up TO the 26lh October, of IS, 49,
$50 90.
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10 w A,
MAINE,
GEORGIA.,
FLORIDA,
MARYL ND,
NEW YORK,
NEW SEY,
NsYLVANIA,
MAS CHUSETTS,
NEW HA NJ SHIRE

in all OF which glorious victory has crown
ed the exeFtiOns Of the Wing party. Let
the late elections be warning TO the "pro-
gressive democracy" and convince them
that theiI ruinOus doctrines and measures
will not be sustained by an intelligent peo>
pie.
Letthe Wings Of Mississippi take courage
from the result in other States. Let them
arouse from their lethergy.-Let them fol-
low the noble and glorious example set them
by their Wing brea,hern in the above nam.
ed States.-Let them rally around the bright
and glorious banner Of their long cherished
principles, and vIcTORYl yes, GLORIOUS VIC,
TORY will perch upon our banner.-Let
every man who chershes the welfare Of
his country feel that the country demands
his services, and down.trodden, locofoco>
ridden Mississippi, will appear latter the
special election in December next) as the
bright morning star amid the brilliant gals
axy Of her disinthraEled sisterhood.-Let
them but do their duty to themselves, their
country and their cause, and go in a sold
phIanax to the polls and sustain the gallant
.STARKE-let no "storm" deter them, and
he will stand in the Halls Of Congress along
side Of the many noble wbig spirits that are
already destined to vindicate wing princi.
pies in Congress.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-11-27

The light drGvght and fast rapn;ng Steamer
FREE TRADE,
Sir ROB'T ]. WALKER, Master.

0Ir kOB'I j. W ALhER, MAsTkK'
The Harrisburg (Pa) Telegraph has
been giving TO its readers, since the .elec>
ton. variety Of illustrations 10 represent
he "present condition of things" in the
Key Stone State. The last number con-
tains fine representation Of the steamer
FREE TRADE, Sir Robert J. Walker, Mas
ter, bound up Salt River. Its passengers
are Polk, Dallas, &c. Fol- passage, the
anxious free.lrader is directed to "POlk's
near Neighbour There are probably some
Of Captain Walkers friends in this section
who would like to take pleasure trip up
this delightful River. Passage reasonable,
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-11-27
SAMUEL WARREN WfIITE

TOBAseO AND TAnFIcO TAKEx.-By ref.
erence to another column il viii be seen
that TObusco and Tampico have bots besn
taken by our sqUadrou.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-11-27

o. Tho YazoO river has risen at this
place about feet during the past week
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-11-27

D1sD-In tbs city, on Monday lasi. the 23fd
inst. FLfMlse H., son Of 4. M and E. VIM,
aged years and months.
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SANTA Annals PAss.-SOme Of the loco
fOcO papers ATE assiduousIy engaged in en-
deavOriDg to prove that Santa Anna sOGs
not furnished with pass, but that he only
had letter of recommendation from Mr..
Polk to Com. Conner. Well, there is some
difference, we suppose, between pass and
a letter Of recommendation, but we cannot
see the difference. The fact is, that pass
or no pass Santa Ann has got into Mexico,
and that Too through the influence Of the
powers at Washington, and it is also fact
that he fooled Mr. Polk, and had it not been
for a small majority in the Senate, be would
have fooled Ne. Polk and the country out
-Os two millions Of dollars.
UNITED srArEs srNAToR.-JOhn H,
Clarke, Wing, has been elected United
States Senator from Rhode Island.
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Call and See for Yonrselre.

WNHE cheapest and best invented corn>
II cob, shuek and straw cutler now in
use. We have purchased the patent for
Yazoo county: we will sell single patent
or machine to planters, or Kill cell The patent
for Yazoo county 10 good workman and
take machines, as We are perfectly satisfied
with their utility. The cost Of building Is
very small. BLACKMAN, SCOTT & co.
Yazoo city, Oct. Is, 1916. 1910.
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Wing Candidate for Congress,
PETER NIB. STARKE.
or AOWNDES.
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The Mississippi, we understand, touched
a. the mouth OF the Blazos, for The purpose
Of communicating the fact Of the capture TO
Gen. Patterson, and directing 4 FeinfOrce>
ment to be Gent from that place.
Commodore Perry places high estimate
on the value Of fampicO, in military point
Of view, and deems il Of Importance IL should
be held by strong garrison. He represents
the people as we'll disposed towards the
United Statee.-N. D. Egening Mercury.
CmARoE OF Hen TREASON Captain M.
H. Parkinson, was arrested by Lieut.. Feuari
this morning, at the request Of ]. II. March,
who charges him with holding secret cores.
pondence with the government Of MEXICO,
while that country is at war with the United
States. The prisoner was transferred by ore
der of Recorder .Genois, 10 the custody Of
the u. S. Marshal - ~ o. Mercury Noe 30
SANTA Annals Santa Anna did not
succeed in obtaining the two millions Of
dollars from Mr.. Polk, he has supplied him
self by seizing a cOnductG on the way to the
coast with that amount; and We really think
the Administration owe deep debt Of graft
tude to Senator Davis for killi0g the bill, Of
otherwise Mr.. Polk would have. had thu
whole world laughing at him for having piv
en- Santa Anna this money to ann and equiv
his amy to fight against US, which woulC
have been the application Of it had it beer
paid over TO him. IN. o. B0lleiia.
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MIR. GEORGE PRATT, NO. tB4 Nassau
IVA Street, New York,is our authorized agent
to receive subscriptions and advertisements TOR
this paper, and to receive money and receipt ipr
the same.
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Frnnl the ArmY.

Our esteemed friend. ]. j. B White, Esq,
Of Issaqucna, has kindly permitted Us TO
make the following extract from a letter
which he received from his son, now in the
army. Il will be seen by the date that the
letter has beon some time on the way, nev'
erlhooss IL is very interesting.
The New York herald., 1846-03-29

FouR CHILDREN DRowNED. Three children OF OF
Mr. Calvin Thomas the eldest girl of IA, another Of
l2 and hoy of years, with daughter Of Zenas Lev.
a. about TO- and daughter Of Josiah Martin, Egg agsd
about a. were playing . small pond covered VIA
ice which suddenly gave way and the fosr girls iel
in but the daughter Of Mr. Martin succeeded IN esn9
out The boy like little hero seeing his sisters strug-
sipg and calling for help attempted 10 assist hsn
whso either pulled slipped in and snarsd tns
same fate Of those hs attempting 70 rscue-Dsi.
,ssvs Gssstte. -
The New York herald., 1846-03-29

s MAHOGANY, ROSEWOOD ZEBRAwooD, &c
EoRSALE CHEAP. by 4. q: STACY. No; IS Wooster
street, bet Boone and Spring The stock 10
OF large assortment OF crotch mosed and shsded
Mahogany vegesrs Ros.vood Mshogsny, Zs.n~ocd Bd's
&c. and general OF lumber. usually ket at
hogany var, in this city. NILS 1m,rc
The New York herald., 1846-03-29

FIRE AT LocKPoRT About one o'clock this morn
corner Of Pine and Main streets, occupied ~ r. @.
Barnes, ss dry goods store and by John Harrington
I'm the back par) for tailor shop The buiidir
entirely consumed together with the adjoining one,
occupied by Richard Ede tobacconist. and MIR Few
tailor. Mr. Bsrness goods we're insured for $500 IN
the Etns and the building owned BY Bradley and
Hemstreet, for $4,000 in the same company. Mr. Ede
was Insured the building and stock In the Confrt
butionahip company. Mr. Few had no insurance. some
other damage Of amount appears to havs
been done Loekpsrt Courier, March "a
The New York herald., 1846-03-29
ASTOR nOIJSE BATHA

Entrsase, No. vsssy street, SPryas door Asior ho,ssl
THE PUBLIC isspssislx sfor%ed that The above
Y new. leoppeTl and the ,ssss IN ssis city, ssi1S o
Baths open until II O'Clock might atudsy night 2
Price Of BATH IS The warm Sea Bath. Desbrosses
M i~.r HENRY c. RABINEAU, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1846-03-29
LOOK AT TIL

LOOK AT THIS.
SELLING OFF FOR Less THAN FIRST COHE,
A GREAT ASSORTMENT Of frst quality Bsots and
hshoes make for large supply Of French Goods
gS Fs es do Ds cali SSo." Psmp. and OsocuF Ss,ss
Lady, Gaer, Bu,kias slippers Tie: patent Leather white
Rubbers and Overshoes all Of which will be sold Is
cent less than heretofore at s7 Broadway Franklin
NJ CAuILL.
c6 lmsme
The New York herald., 1846-03-29

SEGARS-FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
chants Dealers others, theiy Of Be-
ga This stock has been selected with the greatest care and
purchased the very lowest prices for cash. they there
fore enabled offer the quaint slower than
establishment in the city The
and quality, from - TO S25 per thousand.
KENNETH K LAVERTY,
mrl3 1msrc Wholesale Segar Emporium, 100 Wall st.
SPERM OIL AND CANDLES
EHXCELLENT Winter Beached Sperm Oil at 81 gall;
"a Bleached Solar OIL IS cents prime article OF Sperm
Candles Is cents pound Families boarding house and
hotel keepers call and the above before
purchasinx, For sale by j. o. FOWLLR,
Grocer and Tea Dealer,
0reenwich st. Murray and ~ Greenwich Vesy.
Inns