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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-09-26

NONE so BLIND AS THOSE WHO WON'T SEE
Strong southern meetings are being held every
where throughout the South, at many of which
the utmost enthusiasm prevails, at all the most
decided, uncompromising hostility is manifest
ed toward The wanton outrages inflicted upon
the South by the late action of Congress, vet
men persist in singing Qualifications to the
calm which the enactment of these outrages
has occasioned. To US, it savors mere Of the
'sullen calm which prece des the storm. The
crisis is upon US, and what the next scene in
the drama will disclose, God only knows.
That the South is looking her true danger full
in the face, the signs of the times clearly indi-
cate. Among other signs the following from
the Southern Press is not the least portentous.
tin fact, the spontaneous subscriptions that
have thronged to our paper, teach an imnort-
ant lesson. In about ten weeks our list has
rlsento seven thousand, thus rivalling in tLat
short space of time, the Southern subscription
of any other paper here, and still going on wi.b
unprecedented rapidity.
these facts must arrest the attention Of the
most needless and reckless-and we hone Be-
ore q Is toolats..''
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-09-26

A BAD SIGN.-At meeting of mechan-
les and laboring men in Cincinnati, the fol-
lowing resolution was passed:
"ResolUed, That the legal profession can
be dispensed with, and to this end we adj
vocate the repeal of all laws for the colIec-
ton Of debt, we'll knowing that our useless
litigation is tax upon the labor Of the peo-
pie of Ohio. amounting to more than 49,
100000 per year"
We hold that the legal profession can no
more be dispensed with than can cigars and
good liquor. They are Injuries that can
not by airy sort ofmeans be dispensed with.
The idea of depriRing the poor devil, who
can bardeIy make support for his family,
the pleasure of paying halfhis earnings to
"a lawyer 20 afford him good apology for
squandering away the remainder, is too
bad. Besides it would make too deep an
inroad upon the distilleries and cigar man
ufacturies. Our friend across the way,
who IS fixing up most extensive ard mag.
nifcent dead fall, - would protest agains,
such an infringement.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-09-26

AccIDENTs-Speaking of recent aes
gents on the political railroads IL Ne
ork, the Herald says: "Another accids
mas occurred in Missouri. A locomcuf
named Thomas H. Benton, without .
engineer, and a train Of cars almost emp
having few holders of California u
titles in the tender, started of On his e
hook, ran off the track into a crevasse.
broke entire mp Il was not much ofala.
IL was much worn, and was making its
nal trip when the accident occurred.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-09-26

DPoRTERrtELD &Co., have long been
known to our merchants and citizens gen.
orally, as Steam Boat Agents, and Com
mission merchats in Vicksburg. They
have opened store on Levee Street, where
their services can be had for anything in
their line. See advertisement.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-09-26

New FIRM.-See advertisement Of
Tlnlp and & Hicks. in another column.
Those who have known them heretofore.
only need to know where to find them.
Others viii fiud it to their interest to give
them call and to make their acquaintance
in business way.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-09-26

10 See advertisement of valuable land
and Negroes for sale by DR.. w. Y Cad
berry Those wishing to plant, cannot 90
better than to avail themselves or the op-
Portunity thus afforded, to purchase a first
rate plantation.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-09-26

The MARKET HHUsE.-We venture to
say, there is not a place in the United
States, where there is the same amount of
eating done with as imperfect means Of
procuring it, as is done in'this place. With
no regular market, one day we have an
abundance Of every thing, an overstocked
market, and those who are not so fortunate
as to "lay in good supply upon that.
day, have to fast week or ten days, as
nothing more will come in for that length
of time. if not longer. The erection of
good market house would do away with
this complaint, and create regular mar
ket; which would enable those who live
by eating, and have the means OF credit to
buy it, to get what they wanted, and at
the time they wanted it.
We will do the ink work of this, if some
body will build the house.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-09-26

FAIsEHooD Conservative understand that
II has been bruited about that the Meeting
which is to be held here on the 7th Of October
il to be a party meeting. This is falsehood
.Tt,sto be meeting Ofthe PEoPLE-Th Ga
oocate. of sOuthers rights Of every party are
expected to attend.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-09-26

or Thanks to our delegation in Congress
for valuable public documents, speeches, and
papers. Among them Report on the Finan-
ces, Commerce and Navigation, back num-
hers of the Southern press and copy of the
LAYER dad and Randolph epistles
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-09-26

OrYazoO county was the firsttO propose
the October Convention, which gave rise to
the Nashville Convention, and we hope al
though she was not the irst, she may be the
uarmes. il rasitying the proceeding. Of that
convention,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-09-26

~ We are glad to learn through our
interior exchanges, that the favorable state
of the weather for the last month or six
weeks has revived the dropping spirits of the
cotton planters. A full half of crop will be
realized, perhaps more.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-09-26
THE TELEGRAPH

AS the telegraph is now in motion in
this place, our readers may rely upon get
ting the latest intelligence; and as we shus
expect to serve them at some additional
cost we hope they will consider the old
adage, that zone good turn deserves anoth-
err" and help US to increase our subscrip-
ton list, the better TO keep up with the
times, and render the Democrat interesting
TO all classes of readers. Our list of sub
scribers, is already large and increasing,
but it might be made much larger and not
set US back any.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-09-26

or Mr.. Robert Warrick, an experienced
printer, ofsteady habits, and an accommoda-
ting gentleman, has purchased an interest in
the Democrat, and will superintend the me-
ChanicOl department of Il Q office.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-09-26

WANTED-A boy to learn the printing
business, who can read aud write, and is Of
good moral habits.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-09-26

%We are under obligations to n. w.
Ellis &CCo., for their Mississippi Planters
Almanac for 1851. They offer them as
cheap rs the "wine and milk, "Free gratis
for no'hing"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-09-26

TSee the Law Card of Gibbs & Bow
man. They have been too long and favor
ably known to this community to need
commentator from US.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-09-26

RzMr. ). H. Cullen died at tie Asylum
at Nashville, on the 9Th inst, of dropsy OF
the brain. He leaves vile and four small
children. With them we, in common
with the entire community deeply sympa-
thize.
No man ever inioyed 70 higher degree,
the confidence Of his fellow men, than did
Mr.. Cullen: We knew him long and well,
and more perfect gentleman, better
neighbor. a kinder husband and more do
ting parent, we have never known. The
wall Of his lovely widow, falls sadly upon
our heart. May the God Ofthe widow and
falherless protect her and hers.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-09-26

n7-At meeting Of the citizens ofthe
county, held sometime during the summer
che Hon. Z. G. Wilkinson was selected to
deliver an eulogy upon John c. Calhoun.
mistake was made as to the daY upon
which twas 70 be delivered, and the COM
mittss propose the day of the Southern
meeting in this place, the'7th of October,
81 4 suitable time, and very appropriate to
the occasion.
We hope that all the admirers Of the
noble dead will come out and hear this tio-
ute 70 bic memory.
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ANTHONY ) sLEFcXrR "a

p. - 81. - .,r - N, ssr--s ,ca,i Tessy 81 ,.l..
49,. M, ~. n t,s s~,.,n s.vsatsss,a -
NrHONYJ GLYECAER and T b BLEECAER 4
.r,.,. ~ asr..e t Inc civ % New Nnra ON MEDNES
Day s thirteenth d, ci Mach next a. u o'cock by
er nf me supreme Court in EGuiry, Tor Herman Buea
Executor OF Thomas ~ Smith under the direction OF Sic
rt-u Csm1releug tsi Referee, he following vahse.'
srcoNp-,vr~rr The ihre..iory double, granite hcn'
Hse 10 second ~ between uh and Tenth 80 ae uls
r. e.teuf Gs, fgr " Unlrn Deceased, VITA 'O 81 feet
1cnts width n front and rrAI. ana l.H feet 10 depa
inu-a H 'f INCHES hy ODD ott Win Conservatory IN tr
,ar The house We. built hy DAVIS Nvrs, without regard %
pcu.e AID Is finished ' he nosi costly sud elagan ~ "a
viii .uc nodcfn Convenience .
Ni1th sGd tenth st. sawning the shoF" each -
l,,t Ia wiih 10 front and rear, and . fsetn depth
HOUSTON srSttr.-Seven htre-snfv otlck nonese 81
stores situate on ne souihery SIDE o. Houston, between
Columbia and >nert ss opposite nioh Market ln'dr-
the corner cd Houston snd Columbia sis beng No l''
800 ~ i+ 49, l0, and 10 hous,on'i ssch houts W.
81 a- ; ura,. In width and a. feet depth Three II .
's are rs ert Ia deph ard NJ o,hers u irregular dn'n
CoiCAm.sfxsrr The lot and large Tire story hfcs
house "a touu.asL near he corner Of iiousions
aise ID fsc. Inches 10 vith. aud - feet inches n
icr'h L1t shout "a tet n depth
IHsET HUNDRED ANp lwrsrS-FvE v.LUAstg Bvnp-
l>e Ions, BETWEEN tHStttNru AID TwsSif- lhisp
.Ts IHr figsr.,y ANp rBE EAsr RIVER situate on Pre-
ev avenues sni o. ard IN Threenih Foufir enih g
frru'l. HN'senih, Seventeenth NreHen'h i"enae'h'
Iaru-y.f Isl. Tsru second. ara Twenty third sis
As fa~ ya.aAnn Waef klghs IN mont ~ Part Of me
slose iescr ed properly. having in eli honi Of sboui
qaI Seventeenth Ninsfnfh and TVeniy hfst sri
Twenty SECOND and iWsntyhird ss Iuls atsr fgm ~
culea trs is- e pfedrlt Wharfos aud huihhsals, no
r.hf docking our INTO he Fast River, - ip Aae
a, tso hundred lots according ths Prop eel plan Or
fr AfcrHr houI of the civ heiwen fhfteea N
.ui Two y+h1 liked hy the Street CommissioEe
ana b, II MS most valuable wafer privileges which ean
n. fuuad 10 fhe market
Tw-.tirds of he purchase money remain on bond
sal mortgage, o. tx per cent At tho option OF ihe par
| chaser.
Lriosaphc ma wi.i be ready in few days and RAJ
~ bad OF he sucDneors NroAd st ami Broadst OF ~
Johnson Suulhmayd Ga Wall ~ Butler \ kvnis.
/ llauuyrr-si
| Any Guher Information which may ho desi Al In rc.s
don ID ltr property, ben obtained upun srpicalon m
| Ihunss " hfare, corner % avenue u and Tcuih o.
Toe property "a All IN ies simple and tha te nngnssoi
| abe Isl tMh ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28

Ut NJ MI r M FLfNtNt ~ n =
! m HOIsk AND LOT, with .tsala tn 10 rysr, al.
ed r rNrfa-st te.wr,n braafwsy ard Universe
n.srr W. X FRANKLIN son co VII 80. a. soc
t'u uu TIL RSOAh. Sea IS, At y o'cieek a. Ne Nc,
rtrs tNchNrsc, Poe elegant tsfcs Ard hssereni Pf,R
ou,se a1d ID ga tee uorh SIDE " rwe'fhst eciNesf
SrsdN AZ sad University place ,ot - rci f'nt = ~
resr AID lN est deep lie eGseTiy side All ?. scrt
'chts ol lie westerly SIDE to house i y By - i-'l ut
tn n i most complete and In most de- abe
ac' hcrho.d Ga lhe ot he log cVrltnoiois
tteAY ~ sus-
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JANrS COLE Arenooe--. -.
X.rIII.N~BTRGH AND ri -HNlCk fRo

W PERrN AT AUCTION, coasslug u - % =. -
m 80. 80, Er,st Ew~n Ssceznisoo ar cAactasd -
AZ ~ B.ss~,,k sal Newtowu T-rrae Rost sc -
.fsry. ..,rD.x - ~ =. o.
JAMES COLE 81. &C. o. THURSDAY 70 - y j.
loving vs1sh'e rrQpeuv = Qis 90 ofeaeA - -
F-... ari Rchsrdson u ots FEasist oetN'-a -,
az 40 .rtss. - - On ENrr-st Between >ao-iNia
sri er- -. - .c-s HcHAnisri-si oete-en leuNs
Al srn 80. los 90 SssIord 81 hswcen LsonNfa -
R.ad
rs.us--o ser cent = - pufchase money RAY rensn
'a tc-i srt -1ssse iog hrce % ocr year. ~ 0ea'
rrr frrlr-
Ms ri ee properly nav e oesired a. ~ oee - -
Arc rstr. 5 - -n-st sn3 ? Vast NcN losk. % a.
tne esce % Z. } Flsh. IS Fous,s-sI Williamsburg
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J. o. CARRlN0TON AucroGs~r
Dy JACOB =. PIATT.-Auetl0n SAls u Cfoc
BRUCEA Chiffon AuenOneer
sbnnnK KIM pRnpERTy AT AfC'

IlROOkLYN PROPERTY AT AUCTION
DCOLE 4 Chiffon will sel on MONDAY. March
T. a. ihe Merchants Exchange. New York, uiOso bfce
ssfDry brick selhgs sused smiib o. between But-F
All Bs the east side Houses .DxjD feet, lo,s
f .lo ueI-beinx vel huislsd win under cellars MAJ
bic malels ard gatesn az respects desirable residence
no ge1tsri family
A.j hose hfee 2sI0ry brick dwellings Ia Btues 81 essi
~ smh.sf Thee are very desirable resldsnces for
small iSnly being II foot inches BY - feet having "a
der ers and marble msntes AID very conveniently AZ
ranged
Terms ihersl-ns1e known st The oGes u the Aaeion'
Ger. m lsfhha
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arr. 1sslg fsst seer hzfeA.-fso.p - = 20
1eufRIDAN, hayinf beer - -eaa.sA h = ~, -
-ros n - ~ as,rspaVsiy yYSrkassa , -
~ r'..5rtes fur,e4ls.iy IN san FrGesco, 0haef "a
q. nsrsrt u Csp-4.D Oco. b. C0fnAh -...-.u.,--
The ftss salnZ Qssiif@s u NJ yess> ~ - -
70 -. -clnasraf she hsgiag Mscs |. gsles p@s<'t.
rWssn Llyerpoo. ane az ~ =, yyss<,eo wt,6oc,
.sglnZ "a s,hsr side u ne Gags ms s.o~nk &c 81
49, ~siet freaae1ry oeesrs from n-te.l~
vi - lsksn han sbs has stae fnDn eco1ltno-
49,. ,or No sseDrd esss q eSirssa go
- :. 80 f,rsLsr dmsd easnEiy u Aghf Ecots cAr
- s-,sd FOr feshf pssssse apply Ga sosfd, e. ~
~, - La" . sP0sYoRp. TTLEsron 90. = se.shs
BUTTONS YANKEE PRkns. - y.llsosI-
- ~ - cad Fffrl.ax nssLy dsre. q lou pr.oss
NJ IL fASAA9 - esk3SSs
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s1oru bsfore ne MS I'm csy Of Fsb. Is5s
IL h. CALfH u WOOuHILL MaHnr

TEA AND COFFEk.-Ns~ crop siack t5ss--Ths
Imper.A. Psgods Tea Conpssy. ia Chsfkau-sf nav
scysd sHs sssoftsut u Lack 'sas u IN rev ef 9
back tees = ard a. exlra 1ns, So aso hss yoes
- E-1 - superior sca ezra 1re, = @od - 80
60 r. c1h-c a.. rs.p@ctfy i-yfec ~ - efa-
slt a. Us rs,s1iishslenI e nj - faund cs.ef -
c-afef l-4n most LoN fricsd 5lack ard sfSe1
..l- - ~ -.-lrrrv trs go = =
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A GENTLEMAN WIFE. AND CHILD Is 1ooiss
n ca wHri rOod bedroom vliA or without : si.A-.
.iag roou istec. Nlh board, II rrspeeeoe So
fsriy VIII saw u no bosrt-rs kealitT oca lo- Ac
sresf u>sfpslsl bcx rs CasihzrscuErs Pos'Vee Va
se.eru;ion u spsrtnents AID ierA vlnch nus, oe mo-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28

So. MlRtHtsrs ENCHArer.
Nte-Y0rs Feb. -a 1850
THE sIB~CRIBER las pes. Zacd 'le agency the
I Franklin Fire. Issuance Company, a. ftIadr. p1it
en- s DOW prepared o. elect Insurance o1 a.nfiilln 81
star l bella OF conf snic- ~ good standing ln fs
-f- ana e...er .Ir sl , issue ri-s H conform ~
CHAg J MARTIN
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=. COTTON, Ancuone-r.
A-al.E SAlE OF ElkNIll RE.

! NTANsI NNII y VT n I
tblrsdss Al lot occck al . HesAmsn ard - Ann-s
.ef -a variety 90 GOOD AMI second bara nFn,ft.
...G Which uay ae togui sofas. mahogany ari cthef
t.ars h,i sspd. dress bgreegs tables chamber suits
Fre., and nam btisiesds several ns'raie feather o>is
t.r mattresses. CARPETS, sanGs, oNAng fssse~ Nii's
s.-hrn furniture. A. Nc
A.o. seferr dozen curl clsifs
-. fHrrs et.i watches All chaifs
A-r f cr r.. small huresus
IS, ati0 o'c.ocs basrec oflrcy goodA Ae q . s,,A
cd. - .hf.-.r ~ L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28

1-0TICE.-Tts trn h-rsfof1re eza-ag -1se- Ae
y ssrs And siy.e o. TIFFANY, YOUNG ILLS,
-. 4.y r--susi - VII - cuct.ruet uDter re s-r-e
saase al b. ihs s4lzs PsTaes-Nsv.York FsS 10
g7f s1
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panCI.AMArTnH

CALEB 4 WDJDniLL- MA1Oh
WHEREAS TALBOT WATTS 81 u Nzssa..-sL =. !
~ rrt.s ms .nt-fsrf Ton ll he See Cd Faculty "
st IRE wonderful Development hourly beng maze ~ ~
q. ra~lls lll-rrfVD4s an ant sp4sr1g1ic power -
Wsr. Nerves Alalo'-. Tia hlucrrls of ctses pf0fr
lto 4I8f rd4f .e l4os e.crlcalf n-sft ~ ailk %
f-et.e a.. nervous .s .F Val'st .esoy- b Ike Oh -
-.fi-e e ~ d-.1sl ls elects u o. most opslfai H.
- -.aas sra-n.. cfarEs Fer' All r,eg1l4sf4, are
sFlc Az rrafs lat p y 80 in irLcr 40 ~ -
.a ~ sand.r4. ooger-ta4fH sI 8slar r.. dfe1 1t0
Is War- ~ -lslt r4ll. a-c al-t-.zr iar me- Vo-lf
-0r et- asfflas sfiTcrlr All boz d-Diyt1Ai h.
rrss. 49,. cure fetan4s agl firmly believes thai
q. .ra. l8r a yl-t ~ ts yrfDehsf II - IL
i.. frf4e1cr 80 most de9ress@i urt . made g1Oy-
az al 14ppf AID b. ae-sDy pledges h;nlssk
4. rIo1-v + Nl1d i1-recn4s s1d q q scientific remedy
tg.iEsr chc.e-a t. 81 qrsys ] VIII irveslzste and
we rr e. r.fre rsl4r impossible % be vi u cd
TALBOT WATT, fCl sasss1-sL ~
sworn before ne ~. z1,a esy q Eco. 1850
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r. .KEGILAR Wall LINZ FOR

yffPi---iN sC-ID -. "a s.3r.1gior snd Providence
- - FROM per 30. Nor'a RIVER. Lfsf ~naf
stove Ba.-rv-p sc~ o. ard af1T Friday, Mach D ne
,-lrIers lf a.f. 81 -tJrlYfon ~ above.
i.F .-zrert sl~1rrl o. + n .-s.-ad n = y III -
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PUBLISHED r4ls MoRNlNo
rcoEoGRApKIC ENCYCLOPEDIA,

DART I-Sahlcuprons received 1r DE wtoe .
4 aa.y Pace C1- dola- efcl plrl ..
RUDOLPH GARRIGUE.
e,fa4 Plbus.tT. barclay Ast1f hous-
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=. FElIl COT 81 - eS-ay, gffZantfs 6ETEs
siELD :, $50 s-r-tF sFsa - ,--s ,-.----. :
s.- -. :. H~reazsts Ef'sf r p = - r. -
- = - ! ~ = nassa = :. = -. :, - - n -.
~ Or--aEed Co. ts- fsrsts,ef - As 80. n
- % 80 - tE1 cr 81 ~ aan- a %
- - a. IL abass "a O. - - ~ -
- =, .fs ss-ass - sst~ - eEp>n~<- rssn - -
- - y s1J So c<'ofx-~- = 80 sees -
- -esrse ,h<r-1 r.ay - 80 q n
- = .vsss,y 4 STEWART 81 Lt-sts s,r--< ~" toA -
=, - = ~ "a wILLiAss Rss~Fg
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ITO C0NCHOLOGl-Ts-Fo sALE-A .Use snd
lugs1s car,i-- colecor u 5ivs-ye sac q c1usisi-
sof-esr 100 t5eciss a1y of I'm u great rfy and AZ
ac-sfey nszsd furl l1e lest E4iko1-es Also che o.
tzo Gases q 1rsvsTT e1r1s.e ofeuclA-cg AeS spess
Ap,ty a. z CorlzaasL - E.<1Ek 81 sIS
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90 TIE PTHLIC.

rt,O TIE PTBLiC.-I Eou- announce 70 re Yu1-c
4 80 49, T.-l -lern- rat hsF-
- f-rr nv v0La una. TIrsl.f 49, 'gr-- aqp1-.
ma gOARDHAS a. Tsvs~s Ecfe. C1Ifznc-st and
- fr-- ~ .ur1 .ct-nltc sroT.cGx e sz.e reI-
49, -lu--o q ~ crgscs 81 speed And Eois rec1u-
i ~ 10 s so-zcsnc- All rafr0rsg- = ite s1icisc
RICHARD y DEHAREsT,
-ffr- l5l Gre@nwlrh-s'.
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pUDHAKnONiC SOCIETY Eiyh'h 'cison
Trr Third Concert 1T ls season Will fake piscc a. iie
Aa,..a Rooms ou saturday evening, March lal0 The
programme yi rul-s' = hrihofens symphony y" . I'd
4 .rf 81. .rHols lr MsHf--sH41s music o. ihr M'
.Imm-F .ffs nrelm' win solos anf chonis's ni s'-
rrlno VOICES Subscribers and members can Obtain eAuA
aratf. of Alrssfs. sclulleuberg LUIS ~ order
Ia 81. l. ENSIGN Secretary.
(tAILLikY OF TltE Old MASTERS, DOB
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

<fSS-, FOR CALIFOKsIA. HEWORLEAks
4aE.E AND ChA0REs.-Ihs new snd splendid
,ieanship FALCON II J. HAsrsfEfE, United
s,ates Navy, Commander.
NJ, Igl.Sd state. Ma Steamship Company vii dee.
r.ch he FALCON On THURSDAY, ne ISth Febrlsfy, Al
,c. ca IN from her pie1 foot u W0reDst hOsih ~.
YER Gr Hayaaa New Orleans and Cbszes touching % Iks
boz Il Charleston AMI Savannah.
To Fsleon has superior .ne0mmOdAilons win dOObs
gine and "a Qualities uhsup sssed BY any u h.s
cis. 10 h7 word
Ttro1gh rckcs tO san FraaclscO 10 secured On
eaton b. fls OGlcs u he Company.
EArEs ~ FAssAeE-RAsAHA TO san TEAscfscg
Hais Ron bcfA1 90
r1rrage EefiLss
sATEs ~ PAssAGL-sEW-roSx 70 cHAGsEs
sale hD1H sssss'.s'ss'sssssss'tt
Ayp.yi0r freight o. passage 70
IiftIs 81 o. ROBERTS, ia wesssL
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CAIIFOKN

COWELL 8 DUcKELEW,
CONNIE SfDN MERCHANTS.
rAS FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
TOaN COWELL JDHS BUCKELEW
EEFF1 TO-
" CsRpFNrER 4 CO Nsw-forA cry
r. b., sELEw. san sraucisco. 81 I'm
VNNPkF~SIH FoR THE CALIFOkNIA
isInAUE-JAMfS a. MOFFkI manulactHf"r 0t 80.
.r smr- tHslIr.-fs q. and0.es WicAs, Chinrrl strj
a. .oHes So FuIfJrsf near Broadway .af Ia
- WATCHES JEWELRY AND SILVER
~ WAR; -faOss Who wish o. rlrcias- ~a-cLrs
G, y s4d -Ne.ry wit nnl 70 greatly 10 tnrif a. anita.
se o c4 oa 10 sgoscrber, Who - constantly rrc.f -
= = escr nfoas ~ god sri silver watches if'ci ron
IT, nsrgf4c .uler. 20 f1g.aDd France All Switzerland,
iel ae Is selg A. wholesale aud fea ~ he very o"-
prices
Fre goa and silver ErEis1 patent lever watches Dy
Con.r-. O. lHiss Bees'-Y and otnrrs
Cola ald !. .str 4-faalrl lever and epne watches
God guard TO- ard vest chains
Cista 4r- chains, iJf edrs.
P4rr gold wedding rings
G9h guard krys FOB KEYS AID seas
J1f al s.ver ,eueiis 4ni gOd rens
LADIES' Bracelets ~ lockeis goiI ard silver hnb.-s
ClarmA fpf ~Stch clair-
Gold 40 silver spscf.clrs-
S.-rtr s'.Vc. o.. Yr-. cups. fDfss. 81
God gairnes ~ Nv S25 20 50 each
Watches al1 irW-ry exchanged. Al WATCHES tfraLb
u fJ keep good Line u0Lgy returned.
W4caes. co-fs sBf ieRery repaired 10 Tie 5esf nian-
l-r. much icss han Tie usual prices
OEO G ALLEN Importer " Naiccss snd J~"sryi
~lo.rsale AID retail, II Va l.st VI s.sra
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AUCTION SALES.

A u SERWiN Anca0c~r'.
UN BAN6~. PIATr g. 60. Saofs - siosssS
ID Pzrcl t.rlnen gives 10 ~ sac q tnFst~ 800
-. easA lvsrc-. male sh-n Ss-irvt.
NEDSESD AY ast THURSDAY EVENINGS
NAr-h SRI snt 10
F.rrNvrs S.lf ~ Nsw Books sSo CEEsS fVslies
,r->s-R .-.,s ollecroo q choc~ Nee Hooss sno a.;
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I'VE lshfclL
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RY Joseph HEOEMAS AuctiOneer
fIrO-1iOkKOM, FRIDAY March T., si o'clock n
si D. SYir Batter u Brooklyn, Household fur.
n.f4fe--of mahogany and Other chairs. sbrs, Bmsss
ava Ingram carpets OIL CLOTH bedaiess washssnds stoves
cookery grandocs maniel clock msfesses. mshog.ny
balse.d Sc. Ac. ar Ia