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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

WINANTS BOARDING SCHOOL
w for BOYS, at Little Feiry, nine miles from He
boken N J., snder The direction Of A 3. wINANr and
LADY-Tle fifth year Of this School or young Lsds IN
der twelve years Of ase) will commence on TUESDAY
nth of April Pupils we'd at any time. Terms-Eor
board tuition. washing and gsndng 81 ger Sns,sr FeI
Pine st. or Mr.. W. THURMAN, corner Canal AID Yes
try sts., Eew-York.
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I .OOK!NG-GLASS AND PIOTURl

9Th e., New York -fhs usdsDsasd. having dSvste1
ssA attention for nssg ysers = the Leokne- 0aas ~
Picture Frame busness. fully competent, By ~ exp3
sscs, g execute vssk (of asy tsscfptiea IN he hsl
t1at wu give satsfsctisa 70 tAs acst part,cnl9 -
probably the largest aAd nsss estessive ssssbhmsnt q
~ h1A shs couztry possssss advantages evef eheo
yaeg and sxteaAvssess Of stock and the leg ego1-
Uniens With the mprovsmeAls the unkesUGne has
tseehug made N hs naconey snAbtss hun ~ ell hte
respectfully solicits his fssds. AID the public IN gs1e>,
- ell and examine h large assoStne,t u LOOKING
. ~ lan1 Rosewood. Walnut, Nah gany and GA Mou3t-
~. 81 svvy description, and sl lssgths for sAtpping
thkfully received. And puncsssiy attended Dtsss
brx No iel Chathan square Post 00cs 9. J. SI0LB0
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DIAPER HAkGINGs Of new and beas

Co., Ne as Psari-ss t0a tie rssswnsd naAlAssesssef
~ Their new dsdgns q he nchsst Psosr HsngAes. ssls
ed sspressy and sntabs - decorate the ntees apee.
ne4ts of the most costly manslsas aad which we waSfe
shsn bs sr,asssd and Ias The vss By saseSsf wei
70 the snsire satsactsn OF those who faveS - w1
he Ssdes Our Wholesale oustomess ard Ne puo1 WI
Ssd our sspp the mest sxssnsss end the peiess hw
= 70 tefo md elooWhs =. i. ~
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NOTICE to CONTRACTORS.-Pp.

yosa's will Be received until the Nh Of NAY lsxpsA
sns Sc q the knrcs:s o. We Cent AK rnssss
b.seh and stsubsnvills nairesd from Psssssrsa- e
sss heavy sections; and for u other wssk he -
se,nay then BE- ready for oostrsct.
Information respecting the verk b ebeino4 q ~
s6Ees. or from W. u. Rsbsrs Cessahmg Ensinsss, q
Aarion, Ohio. By srdsr q BE Board.
- d. MITCHELL. Jr Chief nngnosr.
Esginssrs Oncs. Pittsburgh. March q 1854.
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DIANO-FOHTES IT. H. CHAM-
i BERs's waerocn, No ss5 Broadway, n. Y.
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ZINC PAINTS--Warrant Pure. -
II The NHw-JERsEY ZtEC CO wayehouss No
Is Dey-st prepared TO supply thsr Zac PaAv Of the
follow iBg pfices
No. White, gre and Ia oil, SC. ger b.
No Whis, ground in oil e.. psE b.
RIO " hi,s sIouId ID oil, 7c. per 70.
Brown and Black. ground II oil, sc. per ..
pYy White Of Enc. Sc per b.
WHITE ZINC PAINT.
Altar thorough Europe sad the United sAss has
been found retain ats bcanty snd protective Qualities
longer any hs paint For shitsnsss ana brllisnsy
it spwAed Is free ffen Oh POISONOUS properties -
squsweshtop 20 100 csst more space than saAs
ard is therefore much cheaper 70 the corsamsr As IN
inside palnt, II viii not yellow wheB exposed y
The saphurcus Of fires the fsnl ali OF ships
Their White Znc ground u vafpisb produces the porc-
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
IN few hour hard ard solid met.hc coating upon
~ood bf,sk iron ard metallic saTscss, and 70
,rksbs for their prsof pso-re. Taey are specially
adapted ossiae been founc 10 resSs
ths rg action sa estsr destructive 20 other
paapts Dealers supplied or bbtrs ssIms 6y
NJ MING sQUrER Agents..
No. IS Dsy st.. N. j.
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CTEAM ENGINE for SALE-At No.
~ ~, Broadway, rear Of b1ilding. Inquue Of AUSTIN,
REQvA CO, No 2zi Caxalst.
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NTkWART'S PLANTAGENET

CIV, ,sss MAJ ObS-fhs ssbscrb<rs coat,r ne 70 rs
a rkasss sasphss " this essOraisa k.xor ror ssis
Nrc.s 49, ny oy FRANCIS TOM es 4 SONS No 6
escss Iasso. "a ssn's ter G. stewvt 4 Co Csarnr.
Ms uucs AsS' the celebrated Ansy Razor, "a entire
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

DIANO- New aod Did, for
u Sae.-Mr.F NASH being sbou, to change his
Piano Fse anu Muse vii se MS pressat stock OF
Pianos low. Prices IRON $50 70 SfB. Come and
See them The new Pianos made by Lshse aad New
ton. ahd good Pianos made In New 70 l.
Tive violobesllos for sale. Pianos to let. Lessons
usssl in Singing and pisso Forte At eer quarter
y H NASH. No. $50 Broad Say.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03
BOSTON PIANO-FORTES.-It is ,

Establishment where in the same room
instruments Of the different csisbraed pskers This will
be fourd to be the ct No 1863 Bosd~ay The sub
sciibers the sole in this for the sale Of in
stTunents fJtm the following well known Pano-Forte
makers Of Boston Hallet Allen (successors Brown
Hast) Woodward Brown. VIM 7. Emerson, and
A. W. Ladd.. STAFFORD BROTHER
No. l6Q RtaadwaI. Ne R-YoYk.
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DIAkOS.-Fives econd- hand Pianos, at
L SEQ. $50. SIS SIS asd sf3 ST. ne~ and vaJ uabls
Rosewood amos ffos sr 20 FIR sale chsls
10 psy sdvssess one ". "dssp hr.prssf sac se. II
Essss Cyclste5ia, We chs Blaas hI,ns, nc Ca Al
nerchss % aud p-rSs al proe.r gsss-a'v
J.Y JONES, No So Ann Ct Cd aosr.
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AtssnueA Coaatry Msrcb,.rs,

HARDWARE AND CUrLERy
- OAKLEY FOX No 80 cOrprI .NnT or -
sshp els sssoit@s.t OF above rood. 10 essn M
chs ess svS, ,,sse,d pIcss Coussy nsrcnan,
s.s a'isd to call. a. shall ofsr .as a ,.res psauos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

EMOVAL The subscriber respect
HI fully iyforrs his friends and toe public that he has
his Tailops Establish nent from No 10 Liberty:
his store No 55s Broadway, beween Spnne a.
Prince sts ISAAC y. HULL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

ETEAM ENGINE and BOILER For
~ Sale Enrips. 10 horse power made by wm RuTdou;
Boiler locomotive IS horse power all IN psrfec; order
10 At No 333 Ssa,on st Also An engine horse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03
VOTIC BIRD FANCIERS.

t0ss lot OF bese Belgian Cana,y BiFas. German g.
Elesee and ferey Esycysss ssss. viii arvs seso TIE
nssi WI b given. Asdrsss HUtHNI0, n 3 es9nSs
lj1h anl BroWn-ss, PhtlsteleA,s. = = Il -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

A UCTION NOTICE.-F. COTTON
would remind his friends and the public generally.
thar no has made eIfeEsve alterations and Improvements
his and has TIE largest FursEurs Sales
Roors the city being By l7s est and rum through
hem Beskmsu Ann cts He IL prepared 10 receive
goods from FAM ob.s for public private sale.
He viii also attend t. the sales Of F1rnisure and other
goods during the at he residence Of parties who
may wish Tel,s quisn h5ussseeFpg NJ Gods Of Ill
kinds bought preferred. Stores No 80 Beekman and Me-
Ann All
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MANUFACTORY of SILVER-WARE

WI FOB THE THADE.--ArhcIes Of evory de!cnPu0h
manufactured for tho Trade with pro np.ness and dispatch
Stoek out Of the city are invited to call and cram
inc specimens which, for workmanship and quality of s
ver will compare avorably with any other establishment
Tea Sets Urns Pitchers Cups Trumpets &C. slBo3
and Forks of a variety Of patterns.
q. PECK in CO.. No. n Duane II.
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Marbinerp, sc.


1SOTTON MACHINERY For Sale
~ we Spinning Ring Traveller Filing France. OF two
t,.Srsd sHe nyy four ipndes each also ofe Grinding
.ss.s All Of the best qsay and in good order Can DO
80 A. tSs ssIshouse Of mssps Carpenter 20 New
go vhss they aye pack cd in boxes ready for sIsnspor-
800 N vii be- Id low TO cosea concern Apply At
SEr0EXRp'S Msshpery Depot No 100 Pearl-n., Or TO
TIOS. W. CHRYSTIE, Nsvoursh.
NV A. McMULLEN'S PATENT
II yuosr rns ty,al made If this Incompatible Water
Hoss or T.. ysss past fully rs supen-
s.ssv Orders fycm Railroads. Factoriss Wa,ei Compa-
80 and otasrs selected Every piece warranted 20 give
sss;s,sctos hy the psisn,ee and papufscsure'
~ r. enc Of he pssy certificates ana published 70 snow
- "'"s''"s "' ~ JERSEY CRY, Dec. H. 1851.
HoRacE H. DAY. No. ., CORTLAND. st. xDear on ~
gfshs Isat in stating 70 you IN
ss,ry IN regard India Rubber Hoe Oy you
cr ths New Jsney Railroad AID OsmpShy,
Sst have found it Of the best descnpcon ana 70
saswer much better purpose than ether esthe or
Dot sny more durable but In the end the nost
scai We rubber hose on ZONE OF oar ioco~ss
fSst purchased Of you two years ago. which pas ocen
cssast nae and 10 st a. good ard have found
sou four ply Of $50 lbs to the square pen
YouTs VERY respectfully. JAMES MCFARLAND,
eupsyintsbdsnt Motive Power for J. R.h Trans 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

ORG AN s, CHURCH ORGANS
~ The subscriber offers for sale the following Organs
at reduced prices and liberal tsIms One eight stops.
gothic care; one ak stops do /; one five do Also
sseoI hard Organ, four stops very low. Osaas
stshty on hand finished nearly from folr 20 twelve
stops, with pedals c. G. c. WI. DAVIS,
M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03
EDGEHILL GRAMMAR SCHOOL,

IL Princeton, N. J-Ths IN stituton has besn opened
under the supervision of the Trustees of the College of
NewJssy. The course of instruction s destined 60 af
ford thorough preparation fer College Teyms$225 per
annum payable half yearly in advance. Sessions
the first Wednesday of November and the first
Wednesday of May, and continue euty weeks eaoh
T. W CATTELL Principal.
H. G.. CAMERON, Greek. W. G. CATTELL. Mathematics
C. W. HODGE, Latin. L. WEsrcoTT, Assistant.
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Gtbools.
COLLEGIATE INSTI


town, N. YIN this Institution young Gentlemsa are
instructed in all the branches requisite for cG-
neIciaI pursuits entering College The summer Term
commences oD the hrst Monday IN May Circulars CON
tanning references terms &C. with view OF The lnstsu Q,
taken spot where Major Andre captured
be obtained At c. Shepard Co.'S Book Store, No 10
Yolk, or by addressing A. NEWMAN. Principal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

DIANOS for Sale and to Hire, at No. 8
Barclay. It. next door the Aston House, frem 81 to
7 octayes in rosewood and mahogany cares.
JAS, THOMPSON late Tallman Randen.
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OIANO-FORTES and MELODEONS

l. FOB SALE.-Psrsons about purchasing Pianos o.
Wareroo No. l52 Fulton ST. second door, least side Of
Broadway where they will find assortment of the mod.
ern styls OF ced Piano Foes and Melode0os Every
instrument warranted for and when doubts are
until such doubts are removed Old Pianos received IN
part payment for new ones New and Pianos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

ADEROY, Chrononster Watch and Clock Maker, No.
q Charrleon st., New Road, st. Psncras London. ten
kosd To soonxiUt his friends in America Of hs uten
ton call upon Them personally during the months Of May
and Juns next with well selected variety Of finished gold
well movements at prices that cannot fail to insure
every satisfaction. favorable opportunity 10 offered
those who desire orders to extent executed with
out delay. previous to the proposed visit.
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DRACTICAL BOOK-KEEPING.-C

II CMARSH loas known ia this City, csnIinu es. his
Counting Rooms The practice and study Of Book keep
ng 3oi RIssd~ay, fss feor up stars Let inoss
nier ep,ed obtain Cncuis with terms references Re
SIR MARSH'S works Book keeping well known n
he comm ercia cities Of the United Sates Merce South
America West ladies' Spanish and Ensl.h. for sac
ahoNe.
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TEAM ACKING .-TYER &

y 7 E A NJ P a G K n I'll En- q
RBELhH PATENT 30 900 los po~ ia store dlfersat
hstbsss The qusiny Of this ar,ce which .hl staad near
As other rubber, has oeeD
ts0se fsr Two and Tho American sad Brush
sle,s ships AID hose TO CahfoTn A. use win ene
sppsvai The eisfhsd will caIant lbis sew patent
psels TO rive tBte ssbacOn In eysry ease No Bsrcn
hsi d use the INC IN thc manufacture Of
ruNbsr and no other lind will stand high heat Wso-
house No AZ CcuIlabdt 1t An orders Addressed 30 the
nxrfaetmsr and owner VI Tyer Heims Pa'.n.
HOR<Ck DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03
TVO the LADIES and PIANO MAX

ERS.-Pearl Piano Ke.s Article, warran.ed
supeTilr in every respect IsSTy AID aways 70 an
so, nssa hcen' polish asd Oh color any
climate 70 be lad oLiv al No rs 4mrty pln<e Of HIvCA-
LIFE Cutter AID ri-eer ~ Pearl a;s Of No q For
s,ih Port MONIES, Seals Cane Heads tAin Pearl ke
on hand and to srdsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

-FORTES.---PersOns about puf-
chasing Pianos viii find 1t 10 their advantage to call
Glenn Co.'S Manufastory No. ls% fulton st. west
of Broadway general assortment Of mahogany and
rosewood Pianos constantly hand which will be sold
low for cash approved paper supplied on hbs
raj terms r. GLENN Co. No iel Fulton u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

n..S IA sinurI = az; e
and AhsTcsn GLASS. Of al .rss. from cas- e u e =
beas mad that BY The ala o. fssr sstsssvs stsNn so
pent nills. kept eeaganty II oesrssa. ssAhss.
6sll better articles u PANT at lsvsr pr thAn any
BrsaAss, asA svsry at Gle the lias IN ssassisg.
!. - eAMUGL ecHOO y4AKYe,
Ne. 5ChashaU-squaIe and No. Ca Aarlne st. MI.
E.BPurchassn will have tAsr gods delivered n na}e
eo11tea md free Of charge aay part Of the city.
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NEW PIANO.FORTE WAREROON:

4N-LINCCLN THOMPsOV fofnsr1T a. ths waIe-
rooms eft Gilbert Co. have opened rooms az No. AL
Broadway where may be found complete assortment Of
rev and Paros for sale t1s most reason
able teYnB Also Pianos to let Se shall be happy to
friends above and invite the resdesIs Of this city
ans vicinity TO call aud examine stock Of superor ia
strumenss A. B LINCOLN,
A. e THOMPSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

~ the Planets truthful ray Eft
All svents, or gave or gsy
That the futuTs We must lace. =. - -
MIR 81 this an Not Only do the DatIvs % oeu ~ ~
pobaek No white shsw wha' denny seems y 49,
n store for the bot they designate ths neeocs
b. witch misfortune sichnsss, and otnsr psshs ~ ~
svvifed Pope says that Heaven, whie -
= lTT Binding Nature fat 10 fte, ~
ttr Left fee the human will"
10 that II we are fore warAed We are forsaSme1 ~
sstvity points out he DANCE thai bssst us sad
49, 4 m ewn Il ults II ws DO avoid them "
~ 1cback a. the sssro logical adviser u ksg
e Sweden. warned him against go coasrs,c ~ ~
~ r. he confidential csTfsssosdsncs Via ~ -
res.1r King Osca, the let. He has sso CAS- ~ fs
tiss n ths Kines Of Prussis, Haplas. DennGt, AZ
sseis nccotdirg the very iete' % tss -.
CW Rebsct Is prepared 70 calcu,~ts sasvias: ~ ~
day ana hour Of stb For full nativss ~ hS me- -
cessslssd or sdd,ss'ess I ~ i:"st sw York.
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BOILERS FOR SALE

HOWE'S SEWING MACHINES
u II The original patept. GrAntsd iaas nDsn which all
otbes n uss infringe The papiic Are Cautioned
unless then Of attorney daed since Feb
u52, as sll e'hsu have been revoked. HOVES PAT
EhT rAyTKNINGS for pan rs also for sale
ELIAS HOwE, yr No POI Broadway
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SEMINARY for YOUNG LADIES,

NXCELSlOR.- Parents wishing 10 mo
"A an frstitutisn winch good order Is y
cal KIN and rapid improvement secured oy n-fouss
ion will he pleased and served AZ the Com0srcls
arx Classical School Ne. IS Henry 1t $3.50,
SOLOMON JEhNER. Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

WANTED 20 SFLL-TwO second.
w hand Office Desks. Tables and Counters In
qure at the efice of A. PALMER CO., No Barclay
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HENRY l. SMITH, Hsase and Sign

III EN- X IL. : MI III, iIousC SIT Ofe
III i Painting, Glazing. &c. No 1859 Bfoaary neI
,t-Hens. Paptng Of all descript executed WITH
lead OF rsc; beautiful asd eutanie sr,ee Of os: OF
p1l.shsd waite with limitations CT Hoeas asa M
h,x i. the d. "a, STYLE Of Glaz ng &c Premsuuos
sd rezfnsss Of workmanship AID sscehsEes 81 mssA'
uh,ned vih reasonable sfces. nay % depended upon
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BOARDING SCHOOL for young LA
ID DIES.-THOs G. sLOAN principal Of this FAIR
HAVEN ACADEMY lAsar New Haven Conn canL :,;
enjoy every facility ioT acquiring thorough sad accom-
plshsd education Circulars With fall particulars may be
had of p H. W. WILLIAMS. No. SO Nassau-st , No.
2s7 West aist-st, A. l. HALsTED SON, Ne s5s
Pearl st., JOHN MCLEAN. ESQ, Nc. a Morton at.
DUNN'S Bookstore, No. ia 9th Az.
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g HOW.CASES of Silver, German Sill
Svsr. Mahcgsny, Pine re Of sysp oescnpa1I ..s
Iespsrr om o, her ees would fad 70 eau
on the subscriber before purchasing eise"hse AZ !.
the ABOVE articss ssaz Boz superior
ary AZ n prIc<s thar they css be ~
ofker ssts bli,bmsDI she CITY. RALrhc ANohnAoN'
No l<2 Grand st near Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

PEMOVAL.-N P. B. CURTISS has
HI removed from Ne 4a3 Broadway to tho spacious
wareroom Of T. Gilbert s Co No <t7 Broadway, whore
he found etc assortment Of new and secsud-
hard Pianos Toe subscnbers sole for the sale
Of the celebrated American Patent Actos Piano Forte Of
George Hews Of Ro.top Also have full suppv Of I.
Gilbert Co much admired Eo Pianos all Of which
are cfered for sale the nest reasonable ts,ms.
Mp CURrISS CO.. No AT Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

DURKEE'S BAKING Pyw ,,n,i.0.s ar.
tells for bsiipr With II csob can a. ~.y. ssps,a sps.
nasii the swss.ss shtsss sert AZ oss ~,
ana sou viii ret be dssp soasd Sold By ms 'es
rally. -
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-15
Old Chenp Store.

MICHON 81 SARRAT would respectfully
I'VE inform their friends and customers and
the public in general, that their stock Of Fall
and Winter Goods is now complete, and con-
sists of the following articles, which they Of
fer at reduced prices viz.
FRENCH EMBRoIDERIEs.-Emb un-
der-sleeves, greatvariety embroidered mus
lin and fulle vests embroidered collars, hand
kerchiefs, skirts, caps and cuffs /; embroidered
cambric handkerchefs
RIBRoNs.-A large stock of Ribbons of all
! kinds, from the cheapest article to the Highest
price.
SILKs.-Rich black brocaded silk striped
silks and plaid Forsards silk mantiilas; ioses
and visites embroidered merino cloaks fine
cashmers shawls.
De DANES, ALpAccAs g. MER1Nos.-Wuslin
de laine, plain and figured merinos of all colors
French and Glpacca's of different colors.
VARIETY OF ARTIcLEs,-W oolen gros des
hides; Beroges, plain and figured Swiss mus
lin, plain, dotted and embroidered; Irish
Linens of all descriptions linen and cotton
sheetings gloves and hosiery of all descrip-
aons, for ladies gentlemen and misses; misses
shoes, boots, CATERS and slippers curtain cai
CO of al colors; emb'd muslins for curtains
and bars embroide red muslin. curtains Elan
nels of all descriptions bleached and un-
bleached domestics gent merino shirts and
drawers spun silk and cotton shirts and
drawers white linen and cotton shirts ready
made clothing fine cashmers for pants, coats
and vests.
PLANTATIONS GooDs.-H9avy blankets of
all descriptions; linseys, kerseys, satinets &
jeans; lowels hickory stripes, bed ticking,
hats caps, shoes and boots, and everything
kept in a house whirh has the pretension to be
A No. l.
We shall offer for sale in few days the
greatest variety of plain and brocaded silks
That ever ccme to this market. They come to
us direct from France to be sold at sacrifice
for cash. They are on the way-wait for
them if you want bargain
Nov 10. BlICHON 9 SARRAT.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-15
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M ANcHEsTER Lodge No. 81, meets eve
IVh ry Thursday evening at s O'Clock P. NJ,
at the Odds Fellows Hall.
Wm. S. WRIGHT, N. Gas. II. BELL, v. G..
w. 5. EPrERsoN, Sec'y.-JAs. TnARP, Treas.
O. w. HENDERsoN, Per. Sec'ry.
NJ ITHCAH Encampment Of Patriarchs No.
1VA 10, meets the second and fourth Tuesdays
in each month, at 8 O'Clock, p. M.
THos. METzLER, c. PHI. Holmes. S. w.
VIM. WYMAN, III. PAS. II. BELL, j. w.
II. A. NUNNALLY, TT. J. MELTON, Scribe
Yazoo City, august Is, 1852.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-15
ExecufOr,s sale of Land.

DY Virtue of an order of the Honorable Pro
I'D bate Court of Yazoo county, will as Ex-
ecutor of Canaday Cason deceased, expose to
public sale to the highest bidder, in front of the
court house in Yazoo county, between the hours
prescribed by law, on Saturday the lst day OF
January, A. d. l833-the following described
land belonging to said estate. lying in said coun-
ty to Wit: The north-halfof Section l, in Town
ship II, Range East-and south-half and north
west quarter of Section 36 of Township 13
Range l East Said lands are sold subject to the
Widows Dover.
Terms of sale, a credit of twelve months,
bond and approved security required.
JOHN A. CASON, Executor of
Canaday Cason, deceased.
November IT. 1852 ids.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-15
atruit and Ornamental frees and
POWELL g. RKHLLYARD.
Coach AND HARNESS MAKERS

'fNHE undersigned have This day entered into
u co-partnership, for the purpose of carrying
on the COACH. HARNESS AND SADDLE
RY MANUFACTURING hope by strict
attention TO business, to merit continuance of
the patronage heretofore so literally bestowed
upon the senior partner.
Mr. Hillyard flatters himself. that with his ex-
perience in the business, he will be enabled to
compete in prices, and excell in workmanship,
any Northern or Eastern work finished for the
Southern Market. r. B. POWELL,
+. p. HILLYARD.
Yazoo City, Nov. %, 1852, Dec. 1, '52-4.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-15

DY virtue of a decree of the Probate court oi
A1 Iazoo county, State of Mississippi, made al
the September Term thereof, A. ID. 1852, the
undersigned, administrator of the estate of John
L. Dickson, deceased will on the 9th day of jan
uary next, between the hours prescribed by law,
proceed to sell at the late residence, and at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder, on credit of
twelve months from the day of sale, the follow
ing lands situated in said county, and belonging
to the estate of said decedent towit: The west
half of southwest quarter, section S, tow wnshp
s, range 3 west. The west half of northwest
quarter, section II. township 8, range 3 west
East half of northeast quarter, section lS town
ship s. range 3 west, together with the improve
ments thereon.
The purchaser or purchasers of said lands will
be required to give bond or bonds with good and
sufficient security for the payment of the sum
OF sums of money, Tor which said lands may be
sold. in twelve months from the day of sale
T. r. HOLLOMAN, Admir-, &c
Dec l, 1855. 4.-tds.