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NEW SINGING BOOK.

sCHF HENDEf SsOhN COLLECTIONS Hastings 4
Bradbury Tnird Book OF P-ImOdy. containing ou o.
ina music and selections from the beet European and
American composers. cOnrisnog " unes. anh-in- mo
.s iniroiis sentences and chsufs WIN al apPrnoh o
4- moot proved standard Church n-- FOR cuns
singing. by Thou7s Ha-Iiqs. ard william sfsihuf
II-t published TINS Will be- found me most cnoc1 co
,in ever pg bi.h~d ln mis- country. The sr-nuon of
teachers and % ch0 p II p~ciu N called i0 d.
MARX H. NEWMAN co. Pu1h-her,
anI1 Iy9 4r0al say. New-f0fk
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" The people Of Shehoyesn Comfy are 70
hold = Convention The 18th inst totske measures
for securing appropriation toward improving their
hsrbor They vii ak 10 vain from the Wings II
Congress OF O4d Jack Milwaukee Sentinel
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1, az Fr.az Hus.ases r. G.sssse-n.J sfi-e.n. D
" y. Y..-s D b nsssy c.Pt cos, sr' Co. Mar
~ ~ R-y. d. -5-. Psrs B-ast-s H-sy - sorr, az
b, ,-....,- fr.ais Tr- H4-ussfrr. Nc-Nf B--- 40
aa Fr. r.rs~ ela1 a-. rhlli n l-.1s.-r1-
- - ~. - De-arars T.rs h.sre-ss..,. Pre-.
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EXCURSIONS.
~ SLOWS

DELIGHTFUL EXCURSIONS
sysllsx----> 70 .HkE -bUKY. Os-sn tio.sr long
>frrz51s Branch Port Washington, Mounts Dock,
g,,. a.. Docs fMidol -tO~Dl and R.d bafk-Th. new
ana known steamboat CDNtIDtNtE, Cspt a ~
aggerty will run follows from west I'D. Of rsck shP
Pier r.
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>.rrsrAt. Au4. -
GROCERISsF fhses days yThsfe b-7u 81 &C
demand chef, iron the trade o'i --
hsrs, iful before. increases 5sqs q
holders placed it-if stct- or ts
The co1si.t 100 thfs >-~ of
~ - n - rst.s iuo sos sNa',c CO Pore r.
akic Crcnr aal hsNsns 81 d6A 400
go White snt oS thss Dutc ksH-c.
, improvement the market ~hch
fn-. staats hsh-r L.Es,
a snt q a
rt- lsst cons OF $50 osss n a. -
q Tar 40 AN r GOOD 20 qfn- 40 Nsrscac
1. 49,. Otfsks 90 - Go., -ssAtl-, "a
81 cssn sas a. aeu- 81 80 OF sspo Al ne sane
lh- asket h cutuuet 20 or n.s--es uc- our srt
IT, ute 81 htcs q ser
Na.cosafo Al "a alr %
lcGc hosss e aus - has' Texas -
/ b
lRoN-we notce rihes 80 7s4s2i r osi
tsut. 81 1t3sl. 100 tugs kosrh Bar b. -
al sivarce SO sa ias general ssts fai- I'D de
So.a So 90 >sb- Russia private
Ire csg S~cies. r---ee elsty dPeec o. o.
/ a. - 80 -. 40
Hemp. Ac-Ihs~ ioi1g Hemp sisce our at
aoIgs tuu. R1sss irol reset srrrAl
sAc mo-. %, Juts. t-fns s- 80
alc 100 tsas Rosa h-u lAgus, 10 es1r, nos Ane t
derp tngusa ven cgri q fru. -
HIDEs-ihs arr y, r., Grads frou sc3si r.
supp oSc ., CT - Carsns, surP.-a 7.
csouuo a a. h1as sr-o CHA soasl D $40
--d 10 sse 40 sAa Jesa. so51t ~ mos 49, sos
| "a prisss
fshD Co. sth scumusius s;ccs sad tli nct-isir
i-ma g. sss ara 100 cts 81 alo soue psrc-s 10 a.
ecuctou Nsc~re sAoas ctAgs 50 49, Vs..
ecsut shso tAksa - h-s At pc;is'
TkAS-rhsfe coa.csrses ro1 he tsse more --p-
cab Tor sscA sas 6aaPo~ses Az lafsr Aoas Of ~aa .i-
So 49, - ss ~ qfk~s
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SCHOOLS.
RONp-sr. ACADEMY.

IL THIS IN>rfTlT ION tr.. 20 launer ~ Boy. VII
L r---lFr Us. ruu. .c.ocs 4 NJ io = " a rrsu q
lf ,.rlc s. tn- lorra1i nr-nchcs OF e'l-
-.ror. ~ c4rsl-d fr in- best sngi.h Ard auercsu
school. The sn NJ rs rev rstshisru-rf hss n~eu
farn-c win fi-s Lo vale more scrursfe slo~ p
ear u. t.- Nltr-r Ll stSrs t0an = lsrsy scclir-c
a. fo .r every ir.irclor 1rcrsssrY t' roiir rc4
c...r, O. 3D. --- Erri Aa.c- ier De Cc.iesv or Pc
rr- ar.fr NJ fre rrt- vf commerce. Srr'ruh-r
- --l ars NJ ife scster-F rrf-irrE ne n-cr-.ary
.arrl.-r-. r-'-rsrr-s sd term. gsy b. oeisstd af
hrs-rs LOCKWOOD = >ON. q. Bf1scSsy sleoi~-
l. Rk>CH AND E>ELI-n soARDiNi 40
Nsf schoo 'rr y .c-- Ladies. - Csrri''-o ~ 40
-rcsrr-st New YORK -rtis -stsh sefuent cunilce
~ MNi,r rlA. 40 ss.sref By he most 'srrt FRO
r--f- . - -f. rnrrrues io erof - confidence ~ 4
hu-- Do nsr- entrusted ,r~u dsg htrrs 90 h-r care
Ever Aue1uop % pals to De snd comforts of ne
pupils Terms nol-rs-e TIE house 8 spsc.ul. 40
-nrff-'ef- ~
4 Not>G lady NO IA. beer connected for sew
y rrs' yrsl- p.- w 1 81 rsry 20 me st rsrk
rurnl-r Nrt -lcCes-fl. Teacher oi i. her Fn
.rlrir.. Frrrh. 1NU psIrlrg. 1c 0sh.. ra maze
a. su4a.rrr TO- t-scnng Dam. Gre cum ~ " nfer IN
trisfy kefeiflces wl. Pc satisfactory. Address VI o.
81 on - Urcr 81 5li-eod'
no TEACHERS A ynurg SOY wishes 90 oht.ia q
susnon a.. In.lr4c fr tre 4r-ni- department 81
9rn.-r-, e. Adde'S IS sS.tB-oafNsy aus lsi.'
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spoken, &c.

jay ssa,is bs . g. sr Y.y from PAa.s.FA, 5r P0r'
Purc-
Ane ~ iat - - l7s - sosse-s A. Pone- 81 -
81 r. i1l bel for bosion
IA 49, - be- = g. bfs MEssssf 81 VI hAA 10 8
Prtru braaro-
AZ H. O. Is. ssAf or-sn. IN Ss-sspPon Tor K'A
Phs1io st 20 j. % u - Pos- s19 Not
o Lseyos ssrk Map 49, d az fu sos-s,
~ sf. Ma t--r 'uz n. hI or Bf'g-Port
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I NKcE TRADE -Ait OF kiRNiItNf-on
iour b. o. th- credit for all over $50 On -
DAY Aug g ~ Do o'cocs. 81 he srg" War.rocn-, 50
Rr, s,i~ as nesr srklu 81 KEMP vii sell a. sue
non a. ahve without reserve. v-iy su's Of ru-"
wood mahogany ard hscs walnut CABINET furniture, u
good Il, l- snd ~osman-hip winch VIII De iunnd Vel
worthy OF The attention of The cry and cuuntry Hde hotel
aus hon .e keepers o. lois, pusinx ml escort
ueu q psrlur dnng room and chamber mrnhue, ~ an
Gent and modern styles Catalogues the dsy before TIC
sale when parties are requested to examine mo goods
sus jus-
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SAFE Of Nes York viii convene IN Annual Session
i.y Al 10 NJ a. the Grand Lodge rOcms. SO Broadway
Rspr- seniauyes are desired 10 he puncfu4 By order
nuso ire W II Il PNALL, Grand See'y.
ry- TeIegraphs In Mrxico.-Ar exclusive righi
hsV',s treu granted ty The Nrxcs1 Government 20
r-t re e.raphs IN Tie Republic, the undersigned i
.ereS 10 real for disposal o. said shL ana all
49, nroposas for line bet~ cen Vera Cruz and IRE Ciy
Of Mexico. . " ". Sr.C. - -. Z = ~ -
Az ISL MeNeAn ,lSrNo-s ~ SN--''
~ Caup- Nee tipg.-A Camp Meeting WI - held
s.hSSrv stston or the farm Of NJ yoH> LITTLE 8
Vi'ovy Cove formerly known a. the w ncmi 70 con
ncnce on Monday sept $. ant close On "a aaa5 loo~
iry TIE locau on Is y mites from Runway u-s RON
,.bsfstoV, miles from Plsnfed, snd :. mile fon
KaiToso DegOs Weslaeld Ministers snd peop.s o. me
surrounding circuits and stations, are invrS 70 a'e1
suiS 2ns- lsAAS "A'.'-N -
n The "Yeuug Meas Debaiinx sociey
al their rooms M Bowery, every MOooay s'c-e'
al o'elock. Young men are invited 10 attend
aus ia~swM-
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Linz sage. Tor SquAn Village, Freehold, Cors secs
sc siI he Ia Reduces ths .rfiV<l u tn- Dy--
ssw.e stssss convey passsDsers 70 all psf' OF mo
c01nfry. -, -. p..~s..
Positively freight tssen on sunday except rrsl',s
Al p.f-On. forbid trusting any OnS ga ~
''"' " VIZ John p RODMAS, Agent,
In, Once IA Mrstst or eofth Moore
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~ AND WILL SELL FOR CASH ONLY.
a safmeu'. ever displayed DO his cry % viii be con
ta.uy supplied ~i.n fresh cl0lhins ofh~
HIWEsT AND FINEST Dr. SCRIPTIOH,

al. se 90 I0eprced garments ~ every Ainh sucu a. Du
.-ss coats sack., iOckeues, Os~rcOais, &C &c but 81
r--l~fch- iu siyle. alg of ihs beet value
r1. ca.tum or oder work department Is stored with
every description II cloths csssmrrrs vesnss O'-fcoa
I. kc &C. Al the e- Of fOfrisH soors ~~rr
iet-d vi srrAt t.-t- ana care 10 Europe ~ u N,
rru TIE suck OF fancy cassmcfr-, Vcsings and cos
Iu.. - really lunva4rd Dis IL admitted ~ -''nv OF Vi
importers TINS Department. attended ~ ne mos
tasteful Golfers and garment hsl does not 81, noi
.aIy e-lI. bat elegantly, may Do rr.rcled
d. order.d ,vofx fsifhfllls Ter
SAVING or FULL o. PEh CENT.
To do succ-s-fui bu.ln.s- ilrif % o. IN ever
nOI--ac, rrail alh custom, lnsy must SC
AZ .y.sf haif q mil on, and hat fOr cab 7.
respectfully, D. DEFLlN.
su10 2ia~ 2mDglW - aud IS Jyhn-'L conner VI Nassau
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,Do >rW.PaPEK PTBLI-HER-.-A "a

'NO NtW>fAfhh tbLi III . = -
ofce. together viii re tarlr-s 10 desirable loea-
% h. M - lei IN application oe made Immediately TIE
seA necessary for printing one Of ne srsesi c4ss OF
4av on weekly papers also Tor sale Ine materls
consist Of a. BE- u BREWER Type 30 os u hnion -
- OF Nonuarell, imposing stone, stAncin gAeys
-uau lo a.es leads column rules, oasn rules cases
The materials afe eC1al 20 oe" o-inx DIT
use and viii Dc sold A. AoerA oisco-n I
Apply II >pr1ce-st any evening nexf ~eeG oe~1en .
aa1 O'Clock The type and everything = 10 perfect oer
for immediate Use with the oe= fixtures And e1erysan-
necessary. hL4c Is
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- POO>>-A large assortment Of Table A. Te--
Cspoons for the trade, consisting Of Hal and Elton :
double plated and fne qualify Germsn silver, Halls
patent wire strengthened Britannia ard VARIOUS szes
plar Britannia. los priced. Whoes dealers car obtain
the pies w1tbOat delay the manufacturers loves,
prices For .ae a. the Cd established warehouse TOR
Br;spnia Goods tAai7 sis LUCICs HART
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rnp .np-rHr sTOcK. FlXTuREs. GOOD

INOK ~AIE-THE sIDNIN7 ~ = -
L Will "a uneTpired ease Of Wno.esaie Crock
- So p ~ r@~.or c-sirous u gong into ol.i-
-. ~. - - r-ssrie1 ore q rare opportunity
4, he pre.-s propreIors ar he Successors Of N oe
house. with good Gel Of ea.i2s .a 's ~ =. -.
eo1nrrv race ard cougnses ne Eosi desirable saap-s
ani osi,er-. of ware row N nafael ne Phi. 80
A. t-.irou. Of leaving ine ely "a Acco-l- VI i -ra-
- ,.c.l~ ,ra--fr~e upon ne most alFs1-agro--
tens pan Or a. Of nc purchase money rAy fsi a.
~ - - ..s.f.crory security should . Be l-sirol-
- N -. -. 80 r-rsil dlrilg The "a business &c .
-r-snr- ~ rs-tousrs For further in9rmatoa nc ire
rs,rs1.r.---si CLAPP 4 CO. - Wl.-an-s-
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JOHN WILEY Will publish shortly, seymours Phi
cunag- Rome" cont ming some account % tho high
lniesihr moua-uc Institution. reig Gus ser
vces-fhe sacred r-ic.-he miraculous pcture.anf The
general slate Of relg iun ln that cit. aul5 Zus
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INST RANCE.
FIRE INSURANCE

FIRE INSURANCE.
rHE BROOKLYN FiKF Insurance COMPANY
HAVING been twenty nve wears in operation, continue
ts tn-lres snres dive ngs and Other buildings mer
.hsnf. 49,. ssnod furniture. vessels m port and thei
..rro-- on reason shc terms Any similar Inst ulon-
Jfc-s 80 n Merchants Exchange. Waist Now-fors
I'D o. Fultol-s- BROOKLYN.
VS. ELLSWORTH. President
Arrasn ~ SrFvsNs Secretary ~ iWis
iIIN KfPpKT.-rHE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE
JlNSURANtE COMPANY. ll Wa. = has issued during
.Ie Mouth 0f JOY, 1872 1873 re" 'Icits. VIZ.
T. Merchants lrader- On To Lawyers ............
Mao. ltct4rt ISL ..-.- - ' nfnNrf-.
SIC .......... - ' tilinrs
(.4rcNmen ......... 'f Judge. .........-.....
.. Lat.rs............... '' Public Ohcers. 4
Clerks ......t.-.t.s.. - E N"NsAi-s.-
Pnv.ic ar............ y f -samru..
T,acners............. OBJ Other Occupations. q
Total new policies To Juiy........-............ lb'
ROBERT l. PATTERSON, President
BE~J. { MILLER, Secretary.
JOSEPH L LORD. Ag-nt
JAMES SrEwssr. VI d Medical Examiner. 81 the once
dsi., rom 3 lo 3 O'Clock PM sul MNWlmi.
sar1u. Of tho Company exceeds e''ooN
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THE ~UBsCRIBER~ have u

FRS have this dsv formed = co
1rm Of J ROMER 4 co for
a general Floar and seed nusi-
JOHN ROMER-
ANDREW O CARPE>TFR,
PkIkk Z NAOA- 49, ~
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INDkK~ AND BUTTER-k> 1vk>.-h
EtOn's best quality double PLACED table ara desse r.
,rks and Dulefkllves rtnsd for SAFE h0esee Snd
retail a. 4 Bur ARgslP, BY AaN 81 LSSIsS hAA4
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DyC COLTOS-A n-s fIti0n. royal 8yO, - ard
- flrn IS Plato on The immortality ~ in- SOU - =
Fare History Of NeU-Yofk 1870 = PuhHs shed 80 Tor
.l.e nl lanI3 VIZ. " GOWNS. lIs fllln-,L \ D
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o.. TO IET-rhe second story ofs hfee-sto'y honse
~. Ia one of me de-ifsht locations 10 ne civ inc
- rooms are font back room, two bed uos, thfrc
rlosets with other privileges rent too per Hnnnm :"
email ismiy The house i In Twelnh-st between flx'h
.nd s.v. nah avenue. For nhsr Information call 81
Crosby Bookstore cor william - and Ekchans" place
Possession gwen gwen immediately snif ous-
ia FUR -AIt,-Stuaied on The ONO CANA, dis
Id ulsry and f1uf mill nearly new aud ~ hne running
A order th sud III scr-s 81 and, nov IN
,ucce.sfu operation over sb"o' VII p" -n.o ~
great Darxau,-ems easy. Apply TO }. ID NJ 90 b,osa'
way. s'.o =
- WANTED TO HIRE A small family Wish %
~ 80. I'D NJ ,laa..nt house situated between
ID ht and Twentieth sud FIRST an tiih avenues,
containing ell me modern Improvements Address WIN
.n.lll ~. md r-nI II arl. 1lIhuns ONO suW ~
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RErzscHs ILLUSTRATIONS

Publishers aud Importers of Foreign Literature. 81
Brosdwsy have now ready fof ir livery The 5h part l
zcf. outline lustra IONS fO shak-pef-, containing
The continuation of Ham'e and Romeo & juliet I0 De-
nsd Of the Pnn i-her-, 65 Broadway anf of OF me 70
.l-cl. bic hlnk eLLrl. n Lun LnLIn- alla rs
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er'Hr SECOND DRAWING ~ the NETWORK BAY
CEMETERY COMPANY vii tsse psce rsrIy 90
september Lel. nuIs g. peyahl- s. at nfst payment
l,atce al = per month Cal a. ouce. and secure loi
before fIr lrrr - fHi-ft
THIS Is REALLY THE PEOPLES CEMETERY
single inirrm-ut, only -, Ill.liilg hr openinS sno
closing Do grave
Oh-e iDl Broadway and O. Yors-si J.rsey City
GEORGE WOOD. Treasurer
fLrrr Secretary.
wv L1vr>wosrH. E-e. General Agent si6 Broadway
.tt
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r BUTLER. Aucfione-r
s,TuIIG sIl>f-rHArOk'~ Stlf. 90

r BUTLER. Aucuone-r.
DTRIIC ADNi>f-rkArOk'> stif. on
4 thursday the l5l August ~ 10 o'clocs, ~ No "
(ary.t- - the effect. of -xsnd-f kuce, deeess@c"n
..fns OF cabinet and h-dstesd makers tvs -iocs ~
hes.tesd. v-neers and lumber Also, loo ~ household
furniture Also, q three-sIory bncs wofk-hop 90 fssf
nj or.oi.e. JAMES ; rHAlkR.
AMI I'D. Pubic Administrator.
S,TaTE> I-It>p-AUCTlONS ALk or HOUSE
- a LID FURNITURE E>DAf, Aux n, a 10
% c och III the third house l0lth Of hsAchst IN no
Il hmoua road opposite the Tompkn- Lyceum, ll De
s.d al assortment Il psrur bedroom, and slichrn nl
mre carp-i- canton mang, rugs, c"osiug stove Nc -
Hou.e 10 lot. possession given Immediately Auso nc
B. MOONEY, Aucuoneer
BOOTS AND -tiOE-.-fOMOkhOW,tI ne.hayJ
ID AL 10 O'Clock NJ $40 cases. STORE - fcsflst a
general assortment A.o hand for private sale At mo
lowest RATE. lny1s laNillsM ID 1ALr -. --.- ~
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF Observation-Disclosures ?,

eiS.Arrtf A-ssssc....1aIs UAs
80 .ss-f-i. ...5 ls s....s &. DE-, No.. -.
HieH ~srsK....Aasust p ---'
itssa1y ga y in 4. fov l.s 81. r. -..,- ., 81.
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GREAT BARGAINS

cRocK kerry WARE
DAVIS cOLLAMORE, 6o5 BROADWAf'
WILL REMOVE HIS BUSINESS on ne : % Of A-s-s'
W 10 az Broadway, between O'anl Aaa nova =
r,iv 4, ,o ,r,a 10 purchase II less ihsn he asus!
-. -, - -s-ov.f sgls Tvs
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a>R>GI>EER,s LEVEL FOR -tiE-Ei-
:. - - - ~ aus ~
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,Cup ~ M TEMPEKANCE Who save -

.crbes or y- wish 10 sl'sero- i3r .o.s 70 rs Cen
= - - Br5.i xag. and pay 10 the tr.t iustall
-, = D-c-.-a-y 10 knO~ about Tie number Of 4o--
Tor ~ R 6 SELLIs. Genera Agent
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DOWRR PRESS wORK-Dons By GEoheL
[ HALL. Il Tr5uns 5gllc4nss, oassn.sas s'ss"
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~ POW Ot I Ms
Da-rt. - usua D--s-esO The Eve src Ear, irStn
a., o'riocs daily a. .. Nsrrenst corner of Broadway
where csr b had ranph-t rec OF c"s- ~
~ s.se,sf -s..oG II rssi5ring Ae sghf ~ seaAs q
- u,ste, nd The IN which 10 . applicable
Dr. Powell, popular TkEsrisg o. rBE ErE, . eli.
VARIETY Of bsaarful ARTIFICIAL EyEs. al .~iseoc
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i Qartnership uueer The
the purpose q trsnsseuns
ressat Il Vests
Nsw-lork. Aag. y, -.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-10
DISTRICT CONVENTION.

The Southern Patrio. wishes TO know our o.
pinion As to the proper time and place OF holding
a Convention in this Congressional District. IN
matters Of this sort. where eIpsdiency alone is
involved, we are generally guided by Precedent'
In ls47, the Democrats Of the district acted har.
moniously, and therefore wisely, in selecting the
24,h day Of May as the time, and Greensboro as
the place Of holding the Convention. We say
then let US adhere TO precedent which has pro.
yed 10 be good--lel the Convention be held al
Greensboro on The oath (lhe 4th Thursday Of
May merit. Such is our humble opinion, ind the
Patriot and the other Democrats OF tue District
may take it for what il is worth.
And while upon this subject, we would say
further as the Democrats Of the District in ls47,
nominated and elected VS.. Featherston by a
triumphant majority, and as there is no just
ground Of complaint against him that we know
of but on the contrary, as he has proved him.
sen faithful and capable public servant, al
ways true to the principles Of tho Democracy
lei them re nominate and c.elcct him, as We
know they can, and hope they will. But should
he decline running again, or from any other
cause, should the Convention, in their wisdom,
think proper to select some other good and true
Democrat as our Congressional standard bearer
we shall be content, and shall! give the nominee
decided and hearty support.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-10

ATTORNEY GRNERAL.--lt seems TO be gene
rally understood that the present able aud accom-.
plished Attorney General John D. Freeman will
not be candidate for reelection. The Free
Trader mentions as candidates for the Office,
G. W. l.. Smith, ESQ., Of Jackson, Formerly Of
this place. C. L. B. Strobe, Esq, of NoIubce,
J.F. Cushman, ESQ, Of Lafayette, Gen. Joshua
Whitmore Of Marshall and Col. Wilcox Of Mon.
roe. These gentlemen, II they are all aspirant,
for the Office, will doubtless be willing 10 submit
their names TO the decision Of State Democrat.
ic Convention.
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large amount Of machinery for the working
of the gold mines Of Major Heiss and Commodore
Stockton, in Virginia, has recently passed thro
from Philadelphia. One of Futon's patent d.
rec,.aciion steam pumps has also been built and
forwarded TO the mines by him, from this city. Ii
10 calculated to raise ton Of water two hundred
feet from the bottom Of the shaft per minute; and
so simple 10 the plan, that, to perform this labor.
it will require but a six.horse power head OF
steam: 1t is beautiful piece OF machinery, and
has been constructed Of brass.-Rich. Enquirer.
| The above 10 not the only evidence we have
| that our former partner, in taking himselfto Vh.
gnia and leaving US here, has got the best Of the
| bargain. We met a friend day or two since,
who told us he had seen = certificate from the
mint, of $4,000 worth Of gold deposited as the
result Of Ave or six days work, with abou, IS
many hands, at the Whitehall mine in Virginia,
of Msssrs. Heiss, Stockton, &c. Six negroes, we
learn from another entirely reliable source, bad
obtained hinyGce pounds gold from the LIST to
the 9th or 7th of this month"; "Thc last days
working Of three negroes was worth Sl,6e4."--
"Thi.," says our friend, 'throws California com,
plelsly in the shade" But be had not then seen
the last accounts from that fairy land which seem,
to have endured the touch of Midas, leaving sin
gle specimens weighing twenty.tiv pounds o
gold.
We should be happy to see turned to the Ole
Dominion the thousands who are now vending
their way to the far west; and if the above result
be the product of regular vein, as we learn i
10, who can foreses what few weeks may no
bring torthl Go on, gentlemen; we envy yol
not, but rather rejoice in your success-eIpore TIL
hidden treasures ofthe Old Dominion, and sh
will be by all, as she is now "in our hearts jus
estimation, priced above all price"
, Washington Union.
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THE SOUTHERN ADDRESS.

The address Of the Southern Delegates in Con-
gress to their constituents, written by Mr.. Cal
houn, is published in the Washington Union o.
the 2sth ult. We have read it with the deepest
interest, and have no hesitation in pronounclng 1t
the ablest and most important document Of the
day. As the Charleston Mercury says: 1t Is
full of power and dignity, and appeals to the
Southern people on questions that touch not only
their independence as sovereign States, but their
safety as organized communities We shall
publish 1t In our next, when our readers will DO
able to Judge Of lis merits for themselves. II is
signed by 0 Senators and 80 Representatives,
among whom we are proud TO see the names Of
Foote and Davis, and oil our four Representa-
tiyes. Why any Southern member, be he Wing
or Democrat, should refuse to sign this paper, we
cannot imagine, for il states nothing but facts,
and is altogether uaobectionable both in its tone
and its arguments. Ills signed by only two
Nhigs--Gayle Of Alabama, and Tompkins OF
this State.
The Union also publishes Mr.. Bcrrisn's Adj
dress, which was offered as a substitute for Mr..
Calhoun's, and was rejected. That is also a
very able document, and isvery similar TO Mr.
Calhoun's, adopting his language in part. II
differs principally in this, that it is addressed tc
The people Of the whole Union, whereas, Mr.
Calhoun's is an Address to the Southern people
/ oulv
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-10
Administrators NofIee

I ETTERS Of Administration having been grant.
IL cd to The undersigned by the Probate Court o,
Lowndss Co lnty Miss, February term thereof sac
on the estate Of Dr. John Bolton, deceased ali persons
indebted 10 said estate are requested to come forward
and settle the same, and all persons having claims
gainst said estate are notified to present same, duly
probated within the tine prescribed bv law or thsy
Will be barred. ADRIAN BELTOX.
Feb 10Th 1919 3S-sw. Administrator