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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21
Henry Clay and the Wbig Young Men OF Au-

VIII those who affect TO sneer at Henry CLAY
as complete letter-writer read thoughtfuly the
following Correspondence Dare the Ereaing
Post-which has been foremost in these attempts
at sarcasm-allow its readers TO see Mr.. Clays let
teri Just consider the remote possibility Of let
ter so elevated in sentiment, so manly in expires
sion, being written by James X. Polk
Auburn. 22d February ls47.
Hon. HEsRY CLLY-SU Please 10 accept from
the Wing Young Men OF the village Of Auburn az slight
Of their long cherished and continued regard
the accompanying Oice Chair and autographed ap-
pendages, which although unaggrsndized with any Of
the concomitants OF political power were wrought by
American artisans, especially for the statesman whose
public life has evinced his earnest desire for their wei
fare and protection That the chair will be honors
bly, filed than the Executive chair OF the Nation az the
present time If the shall be received and occupied
by the Sage Of Ashland, there few TO deny-thA it
will be found more comfortable seat venture 20
presume.
Sir have language adequate for the expression of
my regret al the unexpected and disastrous result Of the
last Presidential canvass yet no Official honors could
exat you in the estimation of the American people nor
add aught to the lustre Of your fame the issue far
more calamitous the country than yourself For
in your retirement you have the continued assurances
of the peoples regard and the sosce of brilliant and
patriotic hfe-s consolation unfslt by the presenncum
bent OF the Presidential chair Whether In the Cabinet
the Senate or at Foreign Courts you have been the faith
ul advocate OF your countrys rights and have upheld
and defended the honor Of her nag. he has compro
mitted them both in misguided efforts at sefpromotion
and Acknowledgement You have sought the elevation
and protection Of your country He has contributed TO
their depression and their exposure competition from
abroad.
In surveying the acts Of his entire administration
there be found but little approve yet they abound
In illustrations of the wisdom Of your policy and the
jeopardy Of its disregard.
But the destiny Of our country is obscure in the vista
Of the future Current testing the forbesr
of the people and their capacity tor selfgoyer
ment II we escape the disasters now impending we
shall indulge the hope Of an ultimate readopon OF
cord. prosperity and honor.
With assurances Of the enduring confidence and
esteem ofthose whom represent, well as Of myself
and of our best wishes for your happiness have the
honor to be your humble servant
SYLVESTER SCHENCK. Chm of Com.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21
IncendinrY Paper.

The Grand Jury Of Accomac Co. Virginia, on the
goth alt. presented the New-York Christian Advo-
cate and Journal the organ Of the Methodist Eps
copal Church. an incendiary paper in the follow
4ng words
We the Grand Jury, upon oaths do present, that
The New York Christian Advocate and Journal, news
paper published in the City of New York lie a paper
which IL circulated through the pcstoces of this CouD
IT, and ddUises and is calculated and intended persuade
persons Of coor phin this Commonwealth make insur-
ration rebel and denies the right Of masters TO pro
to such right contrary to the statute in such
made and provided.
This presentment is made upon the examination Of
the paper itself LEWIS l.. SNEAD, Foreman"
One Of the subscribers to the Advocate in Acco-
Co. writes that they will be compelled in con
sequence OF this presentment TO forego the reading
Of the paper copy of the presentmenthas been
served upon all the Posmsters in the County 10 deter
them from delivering the paper to subscribers. The
Advocate dsres not give the of It's corespon-
dem, est be should be thereby subjected the opera
ton of Lynch law The authors of these proceedings
understood to be either members parzsns of the
Southern Methodist Church and they kept In coun
,ensnce by the Richmond Christian Advocate, one of
the organs of that Church The paper thus prescribed
regarded by Aboltioniss at the North pro slavery
and certainly has said against Abolitionsm than
It ever has against the peculiar institution. If anti
slavery at all II Is so only in the in which every
body sthe North claims to be snslsvery Such the pa
per which Grand Jury in the Old Dominion pronounce
incendiay and calculated and intended to excite the
slaves nsurrection This illustrates the relations OF
Slavery to Freedom of Speech and the Press. Hail,
Columbia ?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21

LATER FROM THE CAPE OF GOOD HoPE.--Ad
vices have been received from Cape Town to the
'th February from which it appears there had
been another engagement between the English
forces and the Kafrs The Grahams Town
Journal says:
The following Is the substance OF a communication
dated |@d January, received this morning
Yesterday a strong force marched from this camp
NNest Bank OF the kye) To reinforce a detachment OF
200 Uitenhsge Burshers who pstrolng lower down
the river, and who had been attacked by the Hairs
The information was brought In by Lieut. Holland of
the Uenhsge Levy. The actual state OF affairs at the
scene of action Is not known. but Burgher
who had been killed and heavy firing heard in the
direction of where the parties were engaged"
information 10 the above has 10 hand
20 he eject tina, In the affair In question Al Kars had
been killed aud $50 head OF cattle captured. The
Bursher shot is IL 10 said named Becker, OF Ohphsnt
Heck The Colonial force was under the command OF
Capt Melville and who appears 10 have seted win bis
wonted sallsntry The kshrs. said 10 90 tsios men
fought are told with perfect desperation ana rom
the almost total failure of the ammunition OF our force
succeeded in saving their large herds oil cstue Win le
exception OF the $50 head shove mentioned Inc Ieu
foreemens consisted OF 200 mounted men nnoe, ,ne
command of Capt OReilly, c. NJ. X. The Chiel Sul
hsls hiss il 10 said attacked Patio and taken from niu
200 bead Of cattle.
We are glad TO find that farther favorable accounts
have been received from the Mansgcr OF the Soon Ant
can Mining Company in Nsnsqussnd. as regard qus,,l
y and quantity and to the copper ore Inc ony
drawback at present 10 deficiency OF labor wnen nss
retarded operations In next we hope 70 De enSoeo
TO communicate additional particulars on this interesting
subject
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21

~ The yiennoise children were seized IN the
ears, at Wilmington, Delaware. a. IL o'clock sunday
night a, the suit Of Mr. Burton of Philadelphia Aeor
respondent Of the Herald says, they were on lneh
way 10 Baltimore, TO commence engagement Al the
Hoilidsyst Theatre on Monday evening and Mr. Bur
ton was stationed at Wilmington with process ana
posse OF officers, and the whole party arrested
after severe struggle. The officers Wilmington sue
eeeded in their purpose by detschng the cars from the
train The seats OF the theatre were void Saturday
st public suction 70 the highest bidder snd yielded
premium OF about 800"
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

from fecsy-d teeth. having from ia Intrinsic value ss
remedy become immensely popular with those who have
used H. many limitations have lately been thrust upon he
market by unpnnciped persons and sold - lie original
and genuine srticle The object Of his paragraph 10 N
canton the public against all such spurious compounds, a.
90 Glove Anodyns possibly be the genuine article 90
oug aud ,svoshy Known BY hs but thai pr-pa I'd
during four Eve years By B. d. Sands and Tor the
sst year by Henry Johnson (s1ccessor A. T. sands
Col who he sole proprietor. The only safety fof
10 be sod AK for Johnson's Toothaehe
drops examine the wrapper Of the vial every
oue of genuine has The signature Of Henry Johnson
Remember lhsi The True Glove AnDdyne 10 an inec late
-rs Tor he mosg violent loothsche pain 10 he gums
aud hal Il Ia manufactured e NH only By HENRY
JOHNSON, Chemist snd Drugzist No. rs Broadway
o. n Eass Broadway and S0S HnssoasI Prics Is eenu
n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21

ORPHAN ASYLUM SocIETY.-This Society held
Its Forty Anniversary to-day at the Apollo large
portion Of the exercises consisted in recations, dis
logues and singing by the children, boys and girls-a
neatly dressed and looking healthy and happy The An
nuAl Report read by Rev. DIR. Muhlenburg From
this document learn that the close of the last year
there 1919 children In the Asylunof that number
have since died been discharged and 2l indentured
At the present time there are l26 in the lnssuons'
boys and g girls OF these children graft majority
able to write all taught reading and geography
and several advanced into the study OF algebra
During the year three Of the Ophansh been removed
by death but generally high degree of health has been
enjoyed among them The income Of the Institution for
the has been 1881 Ia and its expenses l L.
beside bills not yet paid amounting TO $500 or the IN
come $703 % received from collection in Grace
Church, and $500 rs from collection in ST. Psuls
Chapel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21

~ The municipal election in Augusta Ga
on the l2th, resulted in the election of the Wing
candidate, L. D. Ford, for Mayor, and nine Whie
Aldermen to four Locos. The election for Mayor
was not contested on party grounds entirely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21

FROM LAeUAYRA-By the arrival OF the brig
Canton from Lsguayra learn from Capt Hall that an
instruction had broken out at Caracas about the 2th
alt, sgsins, Gen. Paez, the present President We were
unable to learn any particulars of the affair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21

CAPITAL PUSIsHMEsT.-We understand that the
Assembly on Monday voted, sc to 80, TO go into
Committee of the Whole on Friday next at II
o'clock, on the bill to abolish Capital Punishment
We hope the question may receive the consdera
ton which its Importance demands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21
rHE sRMI.wEEKLY TRIBUNE
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
WIncousin.

! The rout Of the projected State Constitution is
lcomplete The Milwaukee Sentinel has returns
from all but FIVE small Counties, giving a majority
Of CAST for knocking it in the head and taking
fresh start The Counties heard from have given
maiorites as follows;
Cos. against the Constitution;
Columbia. 1877 Iowa .(psrD III sauk.-....-. "A
Dane ..374 jefferson (do) .467 Sheboygsn 200
Dodge (psrD 1872 Marquette (do) 80 Wsukeshs ESQ
Fond du.Lsc 20 Milwaukee BOP Walworth. 1913
|Grsnt.....- 1900 Racine ......ll50 -
Green .....3l0 Rock. 1904 Tot sgn'st. 40
For the Constitution:
Brown ..... $50 Calumet. SO Washington $50
Total for....9s Clear Msj against i,....o,4 s7.
This is the hardest logging ever yet bestowed
on New Constitution by "a People naturally anx-
ous to get into the Union at as early day as pos
sible. Among other features this instrument ex-
tended the Right of Suffrage to all Aliens upon
mere declaration of intention to become citizens
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General Notifies.
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$1,000 FOR FOREIGN PORTS. ~

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York Tribune for all Foreign Ports and all letters and
newspapers deposited 10 this Office will always be Tor
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under the special supervision Of J. B. MOWER, Esq
well Known for mary years tho experienced and EN-
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the New-York City Post Office
Bags are now open for The reception Of letters and news
paper. for the following places, viz London. Liverpool
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TOR Capt Bunting, which sails for London on mo ZsI
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u New-York society Libray.-The annual
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On Tuesday the 9Th inst a. noon. The annual election
OF Trg-tess will BE- held the same day ~ ne same
place The poll will be open from ?. NJ 20 p NJ
AIS 49, u 1 - VIM ISGLIS, Secretary.
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TIE PUEBLA ISDIASs.-ln the recent massacre
and .ub.eouent engagements in NewMexco these In
disns acted conspicuous part We learn from the IN.
dependence Exposition tina, when the fortned church OF
Taos fred by the American forces, Pueola'auaw
appeared on the rsmpsrts bearing rag OF truce Iai'
shot rom her hand In these engagements says the
Eros0r the Indians fought better and did more execu
ton than the Msxicsns. They would hill our men with
their at distance Of hundred and atty yards
while horseback they were perfect PsrthiAns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21

IL ORLEANS Co. has chosen Wing Loco
Supervisors. Last year, 3 Wing. Loco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21

rg@The steamer SoUTHERSER arrived esterday
forenoon. bringing Saturdays Charleston papers. No
news
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21
Schools.

SApSSfS'
FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL for Boys-Yon-
e Nv PS s ss Gs2m OF b "s Loea. H school
will commence Monday, the Sd VI May
DR. snodgrass $50 Brosdwsy ofW II Falls Eco Trades
mems Bank, IN Chathsmst OF PhhP DaleT, Esq- To-
Fronts Of N r Higbis FAC LeIng,9 20, o.
E,s "a csdsr..t; 90 r Wells. NJ D. lOS Ninth.
the bookstore VI Gates steadnsn 1876 N..ss' ard
OF Rev c. Green Of Jay and Johnson sis brooa
ly1. April s. lg47 ls74v.l o. w. FRANCIS A M
BOARDING SCHOOL, Irving Iost,ute Tarry.
ID town, N. Y.-The sumner Term ., ms WEI nn9~n
canciss ex.L Application may DO made 70 me Principal,
Tsrry,owa or lsf' with csrs Austin 2eS srosawsy,
tanning full Information DO Obtained at either OF Ms
Res,rence.-Hon. ws.hin gtou Irving Hon. Guisn C.
yeyosnek ard Of the pairOns OF the In
s.iiuls Isl2 SAL WILLIAM LYON, A. NJ Principal
BOARDING AND TUITION for ihr,s four
ID young ladies' In private family IN the country, 10 me
within /. hours usy. from the City Of New York, here
every attention will be given 70 thorough Instruction 10
ana heir morals carefully guarded and improved The
respectable references given FOR farmer inofms
as i'm Richmond County. n y
DERTH AMBOY sEMINARY-rarents havlsg
L sous Of habits and DESTROYS Of Improvements,
for whom they would secure thorough prepSsuson ~
college or business respectfully invited 70 inquire al
ter the merits Of Ibis institution ,.uS TIT
Term. SIS per Session Of z weeks Tor sosfo ana i'''
ton with the use Of books Tor English studies
The Summer Session viii commence 90 "eonesnr'
Mays. ,.... n.vh.h .S
AT Dodd'. bootstorc Bhch-Church Chapel New York or
- 80 a. e,snctnsi. g. t. WOODBRIDGE,
,I55 S. @. Wo0DBaIDGE
NTF.sR-. HUBS & CLARKE d.ve removed
wi their School ID u foufh AID AcDougs ss
On Wash ston square The sebooirOOns, farnif eno
In .u1ction provided been designed for high Order
hi .ine.toa In al the Departments u juvenile and yo1-hfu
learning The location q central and pleasant, and cay
on sccess from all parts Of the city. The school 10 now
ousp Tor the visitation Of ia friends and those who desire
plsce FOR the education Of their sols. ms mi
CLA--ICAL AND COMMERCIAL School
- Prof & N. Brown (of Union Coiegel will open q
School for the instruction. a young gentlemen, 90 Wed
nesdsy The 5h Of May ss7l Broadway, opposite Bonds
For terms, te<mooias Ne see Cireuss which may o-
had a. 81 Broadway; CARERS bookstore 81 Cans
Office Of the Protestant CbQrchusn, ADD Sn.paos
bookstore, lsi Broadway. s2Iay1
EPISCOPAL COLLEGIATE Institute sspleon
H. staten Island, az miles from the cry Inr -
Term will Commences Monday, the Sd OF Nay D1.
leave the foot ofWhiteha every hour ara sop "s
few minstes walk of the Institute =,
Circulars conlang terms and psrucu ns nsI s.asi,o
shepsrds book store, ls Broadway and " ne
~ ~ Joha-sL 80 - -
lNAMILY BOARDING-eCH0OLi or 10Y; ~
, Il fury Conn-Circusrs may be nsa o so 49,
Hall Frsnklln square; Firth y AL rooo' b.,
w.y; Bell 4 Gould, Tribune bah9nys, en,..J.
Crs-s "a WiIam-sL; and u Rev. :" 'H"h' r'AnS'Pa'
MS zaw6~WkSe
NrorICR 4 co. have removed 70 Eas-
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~ DR.. Bauning'. Body Brace u a eteieci

erfo, weasue.s OF voice lungs spine and limbs par
Harry for dyspepss, constipation and plies with wesk
ness OF stomach Aud ssdes weakly females, fat gov
e.oecay spinal subjects will be del GIFTED with It's
ton Reference gyen 70 many distng Ished clergyman,
who have been rescued from supersS ruaton, from de-
billiy and brouchifis Pamphlets &C q book Common
sense" giving infonns;ion 10 hs at tie onire -
Broadway. lady IN sltsndsnce 90 10 dice. IneodH
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CHANGES OF THE SEASON

P6y.iologsi Il !. True VII generally be prepared Tor
mem: buI IL should be inferred un very small p0r
ton only " the community thus prepared, Hence
iadcious Alternative mach needed. None 90 mild SAFE
add Al the sane time elective, can be found
L. HYERS PILLS. III
the American Improved hygeian segesabie hsdi0ne-
General Depot. 40 Fulton-st secODd 1ooF. sls
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co have ,s0, ,ss ' cn.i NM
us.s~ q im'IWp
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LAkk INItLLIohNN-' ~ ID ''10 '0'I0' "t
n.rsgr.nhs in the Buffalo Courier OF the l7ih:
The ice Ia. not yet fully given way, and as il crowds
in steam vessels experience some difficulty IN making
their through IL The propeller Detroit enclosed
49, n S.v and the samson which went out In the
sfsrnoon bst not GOT through al dark last evening
Tbs steamer New Orlesns however. walked straight
through without serious obstruction, and was followed
'The Missouri sni Chesapeake esme in also. about
.unaoyn Unless We have an uplske wind IL will be
.oos 3sy, Vet before sail vessels vii be able h leave
rbs Troy came in from Toledo on Thursday evening
i,h lsry. load of aour &c. The propeller Delaware
r. r.rnsinng IN the ice night made the dock
sbou, O'Clock yesterday sfternoon, with cargo OF
on Saturday LAST the steamer Eclipse made her way
- - ,hs wharf since then the ice has entirely dlssp-
s.r~5 and the navigation 10 tree though II were
,rnId,ummer Tae steamer between this city and To-
-, 40 1, making her regular trips Hamilton Spec H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21

TX THOMPsON'p PREMIUM ThUers
Ampruved b. J. 3. Beojsnin, Is eeee ssLv
universally approved ofby DE- nsdieal ssse. ~.
81 end I'll who uss tbsn. - W 1sessefs -
b graduated from OPS y any pounds % ne " ~ 80
out bach ped, which dos % much njgr2 -sSss
csnsins weakness and psis b hs bsrh snd -.
sarmas a., sotpal dtssssa Oss dsys nal csss 80
ssysn~tlv sshsfs~tosv monsv ,ssnr"~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21

Courts Of C0aeiliaii0n-Mr. Balcons Bill Chdaeel0r
Valrorth. or ne Tire SriHsed B0s-Ths Courss-
lion J0NrnGl-Th Cidzc0y Millions -Pragr--
BisL0D Go0Gea0zgA-Hoyt Udlr0rth, Taylor. and
ne Lifs Of B. r. Blfl7--VhGf Parry Jud1ss can
GO-Jndicial Dis,ricts-Tks Quarrel NiA last long
enough 10 se-us Pdru,-CH< TpTsl and his RGeGsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21

DgRTH Kn8OY ,EMINARY-Fa1saIs 6s
IVF..R-- UTBB- & CLARKE dxve re

wi heir school the corner u foofh an1 SIS
On a.hin ston square The scbooiroons, tarnife and
ir.tn,con provided have designed for high o,de
of In al the Departments VI juvenile and yo1hfu
learning The location central and pleasant, and
On secsss from all parts Of the city The school 10
ousp FOR the visitation Of ia friends and those who desrs
.InIsre Tor the education Of their co.'s m2s mi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21

" Prof & N. Brown (of Union Coilegel will open
School for the Instruction a young gentlemen, 90 Wed
nesdsy The 5h Of May sts7 Broadway, opposite Bond
For terms tesmooisls Ne Circulars, which may
had 81 Broadway; Carters bookstore 81 Cans
bookst,r. iet Rroadwsv ala My
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-05-08
SADDLERY.

YyHANKFUL forpast favors, and So
u liciling a continuance, lwould in
form my friends and customers that |
have on hand large stock OF first rate
materials, which nm DESTROYS Of work
ing up and disposing Of on most favora-
BILE terms. have employed first rate
workman who will fill all orders punctu
ally AMI faithfully. During my absence
Mr.. Hancock will act as my agent in the
above business.
J. M. BLANTON.
January t6, i847.s l8-tf
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-05-08
NOTICE.

TIME subscribers respectfully call the
- attention Of their numesous friends
TO their advertisement in another column,
having reference to the intended disso
luton of partnership hitherto existing
between them. They now deem it their
duty to announce publicly, that after
the expiration Of the present month,
and in order to bring the present firm
to speedy close, all accounts and notes
due at or before the expiration Of the
past year, will be, through urgent ne
cessity on their part, placed in the hands
of the proper authorities for collection
by law. The eaily attention of our
friends to the present call may b. say
ing of costs to them, and will confer a
favor on heir obedleni servants,
# EICHELS + Elm g. Co.
February go, l847 %
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-05-08
PLANO FORTES.

!" NASH, Professor Of Music,
. W. at Vicksburg, has made ar
rangemonts with some of the best Piano
Forte m kers at the North, 10 sell in
struments in Vicksburg, as low as can
bs had al the Mandatory.
All Pianos warranted complete, and
to stand the climate; will be exchanged
at the end of year if not approved.
The great advantage of purchasing
of Mr. Nash, is, you have your Piano in
good tune after it arrives in this coun-
try.
January 2, lS47. 1924
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-05-08
yAZoc CITY
LIVER Y STU BIZ r..

IL II ~ - Ell DA II
HORSES, Mules, Negroes. and other
IL property bought and sold on con-.
mission. Lots for Drovers and Traders
free Of charge Corn, fodder, oats and
hay for sale, and Stable rent for Dro-
vers and others, cheap. Feeding and
boa riding Men and Horses. viz: Single
feed man or horse 25 cents; by the week,
per da;, so cents, board in advance. per
month, $40 90: expiration of month
SI2 90. No charge for servants board
attending to owners horses. The above
rates are cash, if credited double the
amount and due when we wish the pay.
Horses trimmed, cked, locked d train.
ed to work or ride as we agree or no
charge. Property sold by US guaran-
teed to be what we represent it to be las
per bills Of sale) or no sale. Property
placed in our possession subject to those
placing the same or their order only
We have commenced refitting and en-
larging our Stable not surpassed by any
establishment Of the Kind in the country.
We are prepared to accommodate those
who may favor US with their business on
better terms than ever before offered in
this city, as regards fare and prices, at the
YAZOO CRY LIVERY STABLE.
Horses. Buggies and Baggage sent for
and TO any Hotel or other place in the
city without extra charge.
BLACKMAN, SCOTT & Co,
n