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On Friday, April Q, Rachel AM, daughter Of Chas. @.
and Margaret Cornell Aged years. 1months ard 20 days
Ihe friends u ths famy afe rsapectfuly invited 70 a.
tend the funeral this asnoon attwo O'Clock from the
residence Of her parents, Ne, I'D First street.
TN Friday April ., Mr., wnIAx ALLEN, aged % years.
His friends and acquAinsnoss, also ths members Il Pa
lestine Lodge No 2O4 Of f. and A. NJ reqnssted to
attend his funeral to afternoon 1t two O'Clock
from No. ll6 Waller street without further notice:
The friends Of HAMMOND WIxNuoIz invited attsnd
the funeral a his little boy aged nine moashs his
fathers residence corner OF Eighth and Nnsssnth
street, this afternoon, ut two O'Clock.
In brooklyn, Saturday afternoon, April 0, JoHS
BRIDGE OF Alfred and Ellen Emanuel aged two years.
The friends Of the family invited to attend the fu
neral afternoon at three O'Clock from No AZ
johnson street.
AT Daren, Genesee county N r. on Sunday. March n,
1863 consumption Mrs Lucy ANN Looh aged 81 years
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY-THE SUBSCRIBER rs
w selling all descriptions of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEwELRY WARE,
at retail, at much less than the usual prices
JURGENsEc WATCHES
Real Jules Jurgensen watches received by arrival
with certificates from him with each watch warranted
feet time keepers. COOPER WATCHES.
Duplex and levers in hunting and magic perfect
time keepers INDEPENDENT SECOND,
and quarter second watches for timing horses and gold
Splendid gold pocket chron0meters, which without
Watches which eight days.
ENAMEL WATCHES
for ladies, some in hunting cases.
for ladies, some in magic cases
MAGIC WATCHES
which change into three diifcrsut watobos
WATCHES WHICH
mp and turn the hands without any key.
Fine gold lspne watches, four hoOs jeweed SIS 90
Cola snameled watches for the ladies. s. 90
Gold English patent lovers. 10
Gold English patent levers, hunting ... So 90
Silver patent levers as low s............. nj 90
Silver detached levers as low Observation-Disclosures. II on
and all other styles Of watches at equally low prices
DIAMONDS.
Diamond rings pins bracelets finger AM
1or sale at much less than the usual prices.
All kinda Of gold chains, pure gold wedding rings gold
keys and seals gol, pens and pencils gold and silver thin
and silver speetscle gold toothpcks charms chateens
chains, &c. SILVER WARE.
Sterling silver spoons cups forks knives napkin rings
rui knyes, wedding cake knives &c, &C. Watches and
time, or the money returned
kinds OF watches and clocks cleaned and repAed In
she lest manner at much less than the usual prices
Importer of watches and ewey wholesale and retail No
d van street, second foor near Broadway.
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Passengers Sailed.

ard AMI servant Mr. Blondon, lady child and servant;
d Hurdt and lady, Signet, lady and servant D D
schlosslerger, Havana; F Turnipseed Charleston
Bou Mrs Page NYork; Miss Piston Mrs Eggeson,
Miss McI3air, children and servant; Pegram Virginia.
Mrs Fassett Miss Brooke H Fassett Phila ielphia
Fassitt, Mr. Phelps Mr. Pepper Virginia. Miss Phelps,
Philadelphia; Mrs Pectham, Miss Arnold Gamson lady,
child and servant Mr. Blurit, Mrs Begaut and child
prevan Mr. Crea NJ Getz Newport; HNorth, Orleans;
Mr. Delonney lady, two children and nurse VIM Hahan
and lady Py Dufion, Mr. Hughes and lady, Bouham
and boy II London, Mr. Back, II eastman, lady, child
and servant, G Hopey Lonis schmetzer Mr. Bschcif,
Meyer lady, two children and servant, Miss Delcrx,
DR. A Lyon Mr. Darusmons and lady, Mr. Blum, Mr. Cad
chaux, Mr. Iaconte, Mr. Boheler Goldman, Strauss
Strauss, Luntz. Buos, MT La Cour and son, via
tor Maienan, New Orleans; Mr. De Rham lady two chill
dren and nurse, Mr. Chulo, Mrs FORBADE Brnthe, 8
Beave, Z Maltinckrodt Rev Fruzzne Rev J Rither,
Won Baur A Langwelt Miss Blunt, Mr. Richard, New
York Mr. Portz, Pugchand and two boys New Orleans;
Vim Washington Washington-123.
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Passengers Arrived.

ILvERPooI-Steamship Europa--G Watson, N Mar
chand two Miss Wellers, Miss Tones, Mrs Tones, Miss
Blapcsrd, Jno Firth, II Kendall W Elder, VIM Longs
dow, Mr. Hyde, Mason, Mr. Weldon, W Cumming,
Mr. ISnder Id Lyons Mr. Ogsey, Provost Mr. Baillie,
Thomson, james Broom, Jno Greenshields, Jr Mr. Sey
mour Mr. Lewis. Mr. Urquhart, Mr. YenmDg Pinder
and lady, VIM McArthur Mr. Moser, Mr. Engelmann,
Walthcw, II Higgins Mr. Adams, K Pentecost, Mr. Nor
rsey, Capt McCulloch, Presweep, Jno Nathan, Mr.
Pnssta a W 1ay amos EaG ocsr MI
CHARiEsToN--Steamship Southerner-E Sammis,
McColioch. w Banks, Ward, H Mason, Taylor,
Eawn, A Frazer, Fraser. Smith Pettes, +
H sprague, Mrs sprague, Hawn and sister-3o in
the steerage
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, April &c p. NJ
BREADsTrTrs-Flour-This commodity was favorably
hone demand and created pretty brisk export inquiry
rising rstes The day transactions amounted 500
bbls.-sonr, at 81 superfne No. 2 81 12 "a 25 ord-
nary State "a 62h - 6sl good do, 81 6sa. Cana
ing foreign news held with frmness and above
the limits Of purchasers, at S. in bond per bbl
sold Southern inquired for and ruled higher
The day sales included 100 bills, at 81 S7 IS 12
a sc so for fancy, per Dbl Rye -four saleable
and buoyant; some 40 bbls taken, at So IS for
fine, and 81 for superfne, per barrel. Corn meal
was in better supply, and rather inanimate, though
and 50 so for extra state per bbi Wheat Continued
about the same the widely variant views of factors and
buyers retardng operations which did not exceed day
10000 bushels handsome Western white at 81 %; and
e0c Ole PER bushel. Barley ruled the same, buyers
offering f6c CSC and holders claiming 66c. roc per
bushel None Sold Oats were in good request, and
buoyant in price,
Exports from Jan 70 Apra1.
Oats, bushels. ......... 1924 49, 43 1920
Corn apparently abundant and cheaper though
the home inquiry active and that for shipment fair.
We noticed sales of 80 0C0 bushels at 5sc Ole. for un
sound &c G4c. for fair to prime mixed 63c. Csc
for white Southern and 66c. 66c. for yellow do per
bushel
CoTToS,-Ths staple was moderately dealt in at full
prices. About 800 bales changed hands to-day. We
annex the current figures for a
Strict Liverpool Classification
Orleans Other
Atlantic and TEXAS. Gulf Ports
I hss TO good o,in.i; 81 81 g ss
Low to good middling lO1 II 1917 TX lojS 1i1s
Mid fair to fair..... Tx Tx IL a12T III Il
Imports from Jan. 10 Apr1 l.
Cotton, bales. $500. ass,9a 1926 7o,sss
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INSURANCE..


british COMMERCIAL LIFE INSURANCE CON-
ID PANY-LONDON AND AMERICA.
AGENCY, No. 65 WALL STREET New Y0RK.
Established 1900
CAPITA l. = 81, 900 600,
With a large accumulated surplus
This company has deposited 500 900 with the Comptroller
Of this state offers parties desrous Of eectng in
Life undoubted securtyan important object to
be regarded when it is considered that claims frequently
mature than twenty thirty after
CALIFORNIAN ANDAUSTRALIAN RISKS TAKEN.
MANAGISG EcroE-Ebenezer Fernie, Cornhi London.
LONDON BASKERs-Messrs Glyn, Halifax, Mills Co.
RErEREEsIN YORK.
His Exceency Hamilton Fish, late Governor of the State
Of New York.
Anthony Barclay, Esq II. b. NJ. Consul.
Stephen Whitney Esq, Hon. Judge Campbell.
James Gantin Esq. John Cryder Esq.
Samuel Wetmore Esq. j. Phillips Phoenix, Esq.
Henry Grnnell, Esq John ii. Hicks, Esq
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
John G. Cheesman, Esq. NJ. d., 473 Broadway.
f. U. johnson, NJ. D., 1852 Broadway.
STANDING CoUNsEL.-IIon. Willis Hall.
SoILcIToR.-Albert Gallatn, Jr Esq.
SGENT.-LUMLEY FRANKLIN, 65 Wall street.
THE ASTOR FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY-oFFICE
Chatham Bank Building No. 81 Chatham street-cont-
nues insure dwellings stores ships and
goes port and household furniture and pro-
paid as soon as ascertained.
WIN. T. PINKNEY, President
RoBERT d. HART, Secretary.
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ARRIVAL e. TIE SIeAMSSR uMolS.
.s>~~~~~>~~~>~>~~c~~>~
Dslans Of rive Weeks CalifbFnia News.
Arrival Of o., 100, 900 In Specie.
~>~S~>~S~>>r~~~>~>cSS>~N
syfvTa1S u InE FlnE II WEAvRvMLE.
as At ~ s>~~>~>>~~~~>~~-~~~>~~-~~~>~~
A SfSkDNR PIONEER AFLOAT.
~~>~-~~~~~~~--~-~~--~~~
Loss Of the Steamship Tennessee.
rN ~~~~~~~~~~~~>~~~>~~~~
TEREsFIHG TIE ms.
NARRIA GES AND d. A 7 Fl S {.
>~~~~~~~~>~>>~~~~~~~>
NJ A r K E T 8,
&C., &c., 30.

The steamship Illinois, Capt. n. J. Harts.ein, arrived
last evening from whence she sailed the LIST
inst She brings 81 Os5 4oA In gold dust the California
malls which left San Francisco the 10th ut and s15
passengers.
We indebted to the expresses of Berford Co.. Wells
Fargo Co. and Adams Co, for the quick delivery of
fies Of papers, and also to Mr. Edward H. Mitchell,
purser Of the Illinois, for the usualfavors.
The following is the
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ne pssseneers and wsuld touch 1t Tahiti for eea and
Ths steamer Major ro1pkns Il running regularly b.
tween Monterey AID cah KtNncsseo.
The ship Java from Philadelphia, went ashore Mile
hock outsds ths harbor the ID ult She got Oh
leaking badly, bat has discharged 1T the wharf
The spendd clipper Trade Wind left the 10th ult.
ior New York having been In port but fourteen days.
me Contest has also sailed direct fer New York
Tho steam propeller Warrington has been condemned ct
hasstan and sold under orders Of the survey for $685.
Five clippers from the Atlantic arrived at San Francisco
since the lst ult, via Telegraph Meteor Whirwnd and
Queen o. the Sees, from Boston and Game Cock. from
New York Among other arrivals tho ships William
Penn, A. NJ Lawrence, Cumberland, Green Point and
Salem, from New York the Java, from PhiladAphia
and Capital, from Richmond.
The ships Sweden and Ma son. from Boston, and the AIDE
aide, from New York, have also arrived
The town of weaYerville. Shasta entirely
destroyed by fire the night Of the It'll ut Loss est
mated at about 100000.
1t appesrs by fifth annual report Of the Superin-
.enent Public Schools for California that there
24l children and youths between the ages of four and
fourteen, in the city of San Francisco.
Miss Hayes gave her last subscription concert in San
Francisco the 18th ult.
Mska Hauser the violinist performing in the interior
is extremely doubtful whether State Miners Conven-
ton will be convened by order OF the 10 the
Assembly, the Committee Mines and Mining interests
opposed to such Convention, and will report sd
versely thereto.
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Arrved-stesmerss State Of Georgia Coliias Savannah
son. Calais schrs Larhin Churbuck wsrsham: Alsyona
Whitaker, Wilmington NC
Clesred-Stesmer City Of New York, Mathew BOTTOM
barks yesa, rerciyal, New Orleans brig " kwrenos
Wall Havana schrs Thos Ho oper, Corsoa, Bostep; yas
Brown Brown BANGOR Hannah Baich, Hodsdsn, Boston;
Susan Ludwig, Walden, West Point.
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DAssAaE FROM LIVERPOOL LONpON arncT.s

pASBAdE FROM LIVERPOOL, LONDON, AND GLAS.
L gsw, As.-TsPscotts line Of pAsketa-W a J. T. Tap
SCOTT Co.. 66 South street. New York. continue 10 MATE
ON ths most favorable terms bring
sengers In the same expeditions beretofors
from all pars Of Great Britain and Ireland BY their
gualied ns OF packets sailing from every thre.
days from London each alternate Thursdsy and from Ola
gov twice each month They also remit the
payable at sight in all the principal places thronahout pns
land Ireland Scotland, Wsles France and s
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FtUVU
All the buildings on the side OF Main street opposite the
American Hotel from the United States Hotel towards
the Diana saloon, we're saved though many Of them
much charred and injured
All the papers Sc, in the Post Office wer. consumed
the Postmaster barely having time to make mis- escape
Cram, Rogers Co.'s express Office, glad to hear,
Is saved
The fire spread with such amazing rapidity that but
few personal effects were saved from the buildings
We have heard whether the ire was supposed TO be
the work Of ncenary, or the result Of accident or
careless mess.
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adnno,, SdA IN Nail STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
carrying the great United States Mail Only through week
" Mail line for California and Oregon via AspinwnI
and Panama leaving New York the 5th 18th 18th and
9Th OF each month The splendid double engine United
S,stes NAL stesmshg ~ DORADO 800 tons burthen, j.
f SsS APy, 1ssh 2csIoek precisely from pier a.
shiP Companxs magnificent steamer Panama, will be In
Tesune Panama to receive the FL Dorados malls and
psfsebgers and sail Immediately oisco. The
ns1 dorado XII Be followed th th q 2s By the
IL HsItstcne. q. NJ commander, connecting ~ Pana
ma with the new and splendid mail steamer Jchn L. See
pbens Passengers landsA ~ the railroad wharf,
Aspnwal free anst Of the Isthnys 81 the pssscnEsrs
wHifSHI = 5. sa:. q IN Yea sss..S
esener Of Warren, n Y.
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SHIPPiN0,

EoR LIyERPooL STATES MAIL STEAM
S deart with the u s. mails for Europe positively on
Saturday April No. 1t II O'clock M, from her berth
the foot Of Canal street For freight passage having
eqnasd oE elegsncs comfort apply to
Passengers are requested TO be on board at liz A.
The steamship ARCTIC will succeed the ATLANTIC, and
sail April 80.
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STOLEN GOODS.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, APRIL T.
" 183-Owners wanted for the following property
at the First District Police Court the Tomb
viz.Three gold brooches diamond ring diamond
breastpn bracelet sixteen gold rings silver bag
clasp silver lado lined with gold twelve silver tea
silver tongs eleven silver table spoons
pair earrings several pieces coin two gold watches
q. w. MATSELL, Chief Of Police.
CTOLEN-FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, ON APRIL IT'LL
- bay horse nine old long tail white with sad
die and Bride BY man to thirty years q age
in height liberal reward will be paid for the horse and
also for the thief CONKLIN CARLL, "a Fulton street,
Brooklyn.
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4 USTKALIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY-FOK PORT
aihssnt new steamship GOLDEN AGR 5000 tons burthss
commander will be despatched for the above ports on
Or about the loth May This steamship Of the Size s.1
:sss%srs and 4 e s,syed Will proVs to b. shs se
steamship In the world Her accommodations for first
and third class to those
steamer built Rates OF passAgeFirst GLASS; laais9
s third ss s rb poos sps oov ossp Soe
81 passage. apply e .ox -
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On Saturday April Q, at Saint Andrews Church by the
Rev Michael Curran Mr. JAMES BRUCE to Miss MARY SrAP
FORD, both Of this city
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Maritime IHTELLIGENCE.

ALMANAC HOR Ngw YORK-rHn DAY.
Rnss ............5 81 NOON Rrsos- :. morn As
svS Rus..............6 81 MGH wATR.. morn ~ OF
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Tremendous OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Rurnr-I Oas SIGO.O41e.

The Shasta Cop1fer OF March 8 gives the following
account OF the entire Gestruc;cn OF the OF Weaver
Vile -
The FIRE broke out about two O'Clock yesterday after
in the American House, and spread up and down
the side with the rapidity OF thought From the
Magnolia Saloon II crossed the building immedi-
atey opposite and thence swept beth sides Of that
tire street far up the Spanish Corral House OF i'll
fa In the opposite direction this from the Amer
House, and upon the side Of the street only, it
every building TO the Diana saloon. Thus, in
afew hours, has another Of the most fourishing OF
mining to- rs been almost consumed by FIRE
We append list Of the losses hurriedly furnished
by Mr.. Rowe They may be somewhat incorrect in de-
tail but assured that in the aggregate the amounts
viii be found TO be under rather than over the actual
loss
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YACHTS FOR sALE.-THE TWO Splendid YACHTg
Doc. nans and sytsn a. they now lay In the Atants
ture, &C, all In the best order Apply TO -
JOHNSON DUNDERDALE, ~ william strssA
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CTIAh BDFwDnN NEW YORK AND oLAS0Ow.-
~ e ois39Ry "a Hsy x:sa stsasshiI Co.Issys -
cssS ssnns.Ass, vin 81 RON 0asgows Sssurasy.
Surday Nay asa q Il e'siesk q noos nm cSss -
lesa State rssns go Dc. do tnldship del G seesn1 -
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dor SAvANNAh-THE NEW AND SPLENDID SIDE
IL wheel steamship STATE OF GEORGIA, Captain W.
Collins, carrying the United States mail, will leave Pha
O'clock NJ from the wharf, above Vine street. In speed
and strength and in for the comfort
from New York or Philadelphia $ steerase The State
of Georgia leaves above every alternate Wednesday.
Agents In Philadelphia, Heron Martin, No. SIX North
wharves in Savannah, G. A. l.. Lamar.
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THE HIGHLANDS, April 9-Sundown.
The outward bound vessels have all gone to No
other vessels in sight. The James Adeer Flo
rda and Roanoke bound South all passed the Highlands
at six O'Clock. Weather bazy.
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DARE REDUCED TO THE WEST INDIA ISLANDS
and Chagres by the British royal mail steamship CON
WAY, Captain Sawyer, $50 tons burthsn.

Qncluding stewards feesJ
and in proportion to the other islands
Foreoabin taken at half the above rates
Each ship carries experienced Freight and
specie conveyed the usual For apply
to ANDREW LOW CO., Agents, Savannah.
Passengers freight for the royal mail steamships will be
from New York by the United States mai
steamships Florida, Alabama and Augusta.
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, Agent,
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IL muiated experience Of all the celebrated men Of ever
age who have profsssd the Of diseases Pres eve
rally 81 His thanks rendered for the liberal pstronire
extended 70 him Certificates Of skill osn b eIs
mined A. his once, No 20 Canal street, exactly one deer
gratis BY the :isk and diseased Patients the sounsS
can receive his remedies BY express AZ
reqss9ed to BE- particular In mentioning tks form Of ~
sns s duration, and previous treatment Probably n
No hospital In Ne. Yeri has sach multiplicity q re
enclosing from TO - for Tho parsuIsr
In the case, Will be relieiously attended to.
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A USTRALIAi AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA-YET TO
n be Sold In clipper Gem OF the Sea- state and
two berths, IL applied for Immediately to
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M ET,ICn I nADvISEK AND MARKIAGE GUIDE WITH
l oolored PatssThe aicted adopt no
before learning from this valuable work superiority Of
the authors Paris and London Roth maryiss
and single shcud sessul Nailed free any sdirsss Sss
- y me sstbcr LAnhONT, Physician sad Suyessn,
NO Meade street corner Of broadway wbcre he IA cnn
sNissA frs esvsA - thru sslosA anA Sm n q sirs
0Aes. - HeS
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DROPELLER STEAMSHIP FOR SALE.-LRNGTH ia
feet beam % fsot depth Of hold 10 feet copper
cd about Ie1 feet up thoroughly butt boted and locust
room. .9s on main dsSs. With water closets and
decks upper highly nnished and hsnSscmsis fur
Soas sss sss wooden and fssnes Ii:
has Two To- pressure droot acting engines 81 Inch eyn
oer 81 inc stroke; return uo boilers blower and blow
ply 70 ChAS W. COPELAND, Cousuisns Engineer,
- = "a Broadway.
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DOR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA-SEMI-WEEKLY
Y, Mail Line.-Thc favorite and fast going stesmes
SOUTHERNER, w Foster, commander, will leave pier No
North river on Wednesday April 70, at o'clock z. n
adng will be signed and for passage at the Office of SPOF
FORD, TILESTON CO., 4S South street. Through tick
cts for Florida follows To jacksonville $3 to Patka
S33
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-10
ST. CHARLES EXCHANGE.

THE St. Charles is now thoroughly finished
L and reopened in style far superior in
cry respe ct to any establishment of the kind in
the State of Mississippi, or probably in the
whole Southern country.
feet, and contains Bi lard Saloon, two bow
ling Alleys, Restaurant and other convenient
and necessary fixtures. Especial care will be
observed in furnishing the bar invaribly with
the choicest wines, liquors &C., and the restur-
ant with all the luxuries the market affords.
The secluded location, copacious arrange
lishment, render it eminently desirable and
pleasant resort.
The business viii be conducted by the most
competent and gentlemanly men, and no exer-
Iion will be omitted calculated to merit gen.
eral patronage. February 2, 1853.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-10

K EEP con oHtiy on hand on extensive as
HAso Of all kinds of iin-ware. Tley
are al1 actir ng article o. shower
baths and athing-tu5s. They keep alweye
large supply ofeooking and parlor stoves, OIL
eff which they will offer chead or cheaPe-
than they can be purchased in this regio"
They are prepared to do all kinds OF gatterir-
and every description of job-work with neat
ness and dispatch. Persons wishing any
thing in their line would do well to give
them call before purchasing elsewhere.
Thankful for the patronage which has here
tofore been so literally bestowed, they hope
70 deserve and to receive a continuance of the
same.
Yazoo CRY, August goth 1651-Iy
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THE subscriber is now in receipt IF large
1 and very superior lot of Stoves of the most
improved patterns, selected by himself from the
celebrated mandatory of d. 4 j. WRIGHT &
Co., Louisville. Among which are
PREMIUM COOKING STOVES
of the m ,st improved patterns. and all sizes,
with furniture complete.
Unit No. TO 4-Premium No / To s.
Steamboat and Paror Franklins.
Star Franklins for wood or coal.
Wood Rangers, open and futed Coureous
&c, together with Castings, Tea Kettles, Sauce
Pans. Gridirons, Furnaces, Crates, Brass Ket-
ties, log Irons, Sad Irons &c.
WOODDEN-WARE, HARDWARE &C.
Tubs. painted Buckets, Churns. Coffee Mills
DlPpeas, Well Buckets, Ice Freezers, Rolling
Pins, ood Saws, Brooms, superior lot of
Zinc Premium Washboards Sleeves, Fawcets,
Spades. Shoyels, Chest and Trunk Locks.
BIRD CAGEs.-Mocking, Canary Birds &c
CIsTERN PUMPs.-Douglass Patent, superb
or article Beer Pumps, improved pattern.
I'm WARE.--A very full assortment of his
own manufacture, embracing every article in
the line, together with Tin Plate, Block Tin,
Block and Sheet Zinc, Pig and Sheet Lead
Copper Pipe.
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work made 10 or
der; buildings rooted with Copper, Zinc or Tin:
Tin Cutters and Spouts made, &c.
Also, on hand, lot of Fire Brick and Fire
Clay 1
Repairs of all kinds, in the above line. done
on the shortest notice and on reasonable tarms
Orders solicited and strictly attended to.
CHARLES cox,
Next door to w. P. Swiney, Crawford Street
Dec. 10. Ioo@. Vicksburg, Miss.