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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-18


at the Cooper House.
DEPARTURES.
For sAvannah the steamship Augusta Mrs VIM Wright
Francis Walker Henry Walker Miss Jsno M Cham pion
Miss Eliza Iascombe Henry Dbbe, Miss Hunt Mr. E
Yale Nelson Neal goilisser St phen Beers sam
uel pall, George uall Miss o M Nelson, N LOOMS.
8 Peters Wait and lady, Miss Dibbls Mis- Par
George heresr Tory James TORY Joseph Hsrroa
s w Randolph Mr. NJ King, Floyd King, J Conenhaveu,
Ars Ann Stevens and three Children Miss Drsco Mr. ss
vens, and fifty two in the STORAGE.
For Charleston in the steamship James AagerA Coubro
Thomas Stamps lady, Gilbert, Richard Capers.
Parker, Mrs CHARLES Marcks and two fends Georse
A Uurlburt Mrs Beebc Miss 1lemming, Calvin Bakor,
stephen Upson. Daniel Grioe Mrs Dickinson and family
Mas II Simmons, Miss Mary q Armstrong II Harral
and lady and ser,ant Mr. J,Tss sr.a Rob. Campbell
Mrs A Murdoeh Gilbert, II N Lea HerepensA.h and
nephew, Mrs VIM Prince and son. Miss Prince Robert
Clfs and lady
For Norfolk. Peterburg and Richmond In the steamship
Jamestown-P Van Cortland X Karveys r Jones, G II
Darborn Hart, Rutau, Miss Graham, Mrs Nelson,
roo Gardnsr, Dr. Hos.tt FD SursI Rossrt Disney,
Watson, DR. Sevden and lady, ID Berry, BsntA Mrs
Austin and child, W Pairo, Mrs simpson, Henry
Prinse John sinolair " nsCransr. Mrs. Ward, Q n
neTha and hundred and any thses passengers n tas
ssserAGe.
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The Fog or Neutrality-suspicious. In the
East River.

very dense fog rested yssterdsy upon the city,
dering the navigation Of the rivers and bay
and difficult From morning till night and, In fact all
night long, the ferry bells won't ding dong-ths guide for
the boats crossing and recrossing.
There collision between the Staten Island ferry
boat ana the steamer Eagle from Eeyport The steamer
Syph, OF the ferry struck the Eagle at about half past
nine O'Clock in the morning. about nidshps or inst abaft
the wheel the stsrbosrd sde cutting her down 70 the
waters edge The Eagle much Injured that she
immediately sunk forward of the whee! house As may
be well imagined the greatest sternaton prevailed
among the passengers the sinking boat. There was
hurrypg to and FRO ard loud calls for help from men
women, and children. Most miracuousiy, however,
every soul safely received board the Syph before
the Eagle filed with water The sylph herself was much
damaged but not much render unat for her
duties ON the ferry The Eagle during the day towe1
over to the Jersey fats, about mile north OF tina
lighthouse, where hs lies, waiting for repairs. She
had on beard at the time of the collision consdsa
quantity Of truck and market produce which was much
damaged The landed tbs passengers OF the Eagle
at pier No. East river.
BESIDES this, there another collision between two
OF the ferry boats ON the South ferry line and the Ham
The Transit Of the South ferry and the Mon.su ., tho
Hamilton, were passing each other about t. n O'Clock
Yesterday morning. the South ferry dock when the
collision took place between them
The hontsuk struck the Transit mdships and smashed
IN her guard rail- and tore the seats forva I'd
ladies' cabin for several feet making fearful crash
Tnere were many pas epgers board at the tme but
Oil escaped without injury There danger at the
moment Of tbs collision that the panic which pre-.
vailed many would leap overheard and drown but no
one did so Az soon as 1t xscertaned there
DANGER there was mu 'h merrinent among the p.sssn
gers OF both boats The hohtauk much injured th
Transit slightly for which the passengers of the latter
gave three hearty cheers when all were pronounced
safe Besides these there were no ore collisions.
The river boats were delayei long after the time Of
their arr' a Ia the city in consequence Of the dense fog
The Connecticut did not get into her dock TIL l2H
O'Clock whereas the tune Of her arrival is early in
the morning.
The Boston boats arrived about ten o'clock hours
behind their time
There were several narrow escapes in the North river
but thers being more there than the East RI
YER the boats made out to keep clear of another n
the stream.
In these collisions it is settled that nobody blame
as the fog WAS 30 Ger 80 that nothing could be
more than If 10 fitchy darkness without lights.
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Naval Infelliuence.

The United States steam Fulton Lieut. Com ding
Watson win all to day for St. Thomas The following
Is list OF her officers M. Watson, Lieut. Com nand
ing; Leonard PAulding Acting Master wn. g. Marcy,
PurHr; 8. Durgsn, Assistant Surgeon; Long
Acting Chief Engineer; wata Smith A B Cummings,
Henry Wilson, John IRWIN. Passed Miishipmsn; J. b.
Wal second Assistant Eseineer; G. r. Woodend r.
Quinn, j. B. Kimbsll, third Assistant Fin nginesrs O..
W, Turk, Captains Cle-k.-NorfoN Beacon, Dec. IL.
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PARIS ADvERrIsEMENTs.

HHINA OF sEvREs AND OTHERS, MANoURY I'M
Pssss s.nsri9r sk ~ TEA wARxuousr MASON
appointment TO several courts No. 70 Rue Richelieu
PHsnToNs HH $ SiSA AND kaTIciIs DE coUa ALExAN.
DRINE, Rnc d'Autn, No u.
LOUIS CHAfkUN, Fur nsher d the Court. 10 Sublime
TxrGRAI . OK u NARROW AND PoxAruX. JsAN
DRON, Rue DO In FeuiIads, No e.
PIANOS DRUITS Wits EXPRESSIVE PEDALS.
MoNTAL, Bouiev Ar and Montmsrtrs No Houorod with
stne medals and the Cross Of Legion OF Honor.
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SAD ACCIDENT by BREAKING THROUGH THE IoR-
Two You've MEN DBowNED.-We learn that last
evening, as several young men were skating on
Shawheen river, near Smith, Dove 4 Co.'s factory,
10 Andover, the ice suddenly gave way, precipita.
with difficulty rescued, but the other two were
drowned The names or the drowned were Daniel
Develln, tailor, aged ~, and Peter Cassidy, en-
ployed In the printing Office Of Mr.. Flagg aged 16,
-Bos'os Trateilcf, Dec. lG.
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PIrTSBURu, DC II, 1913.
The United States Circuit Court Judge Irwin refused
the Injunction Of the Cleveland Pansvie and AshsAbula
Railroad Company versus the City Of Erie and ohsxs In
the Of the Buffalo Railroad Company, versus the
Erie and Northeastern Railroad Company the City Of
Eris and ethsrs the Injunction has been ranted The
opinion Of the Court viii not be entered BY the oIsrk
until the decision Of the Supreme Court Of the State 10
the sans cases has been made known.
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Resignation of the Mayor OF Troy, Sc.

TROY, Doc. II, 1868.
At special meeting Of the Common Council this eve.
ming, communication received from Foster Bos-
worth SAY ing that hs would have moved to west Troy
before ths meeting OF the next Board, and therefore,
begged to resign the Office OF Mayor. The rsdgnatoa
pied and Andrew E. Merritt moved for ths
Office of City Commissioners. and special meeting is 10
6s held on Thursday next to 6u the vacancy.
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The Fire In the Bowery.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HKHALU,
OYpIcp or BowURy INSURANCE Co., Dec. II, 1885,
In your paper e thi. merDing you aDnounoe that 80
6re broke out In the OF Is Bowery, Thursday
niehtV 60 damages about 81, 900. The premises
we're fully insured In the Bowery Insurance Company ~
You must have been misnformed The facts are. that
the Are did occur-and this Ia all know Ia the afrmA.
tive of your report The truth To- the property do.
sroyed damaged was not insured In this once. vWy
NJ. aiBBARp Prssids.t
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Increase. 81 7l,442 2l7

III
In reference to the closing of the Hudson river
the Albany Journal of the 10th inst. Says" The
steamer Hendrix Hudson reached here at an early
hour this morning with large cargo of merchan-
disc and goodly number Of passengers. The steam
tug Oswego is now on her way up the river with o
large number of beats fully laden In tow. The Com
merce and Oswego will leave here to morrow, taking
with them all the boats now being laden for New
York. This will be their last trip. and may be the
last down tow Of this season. The weather cont.
hues mild and pleasant, resembling spring than
q winter month.
Several tabular statements have been published,
giving the dates of the closing Of the river at Alba
following is considered as correct, and shows the
time the river opened again, giving the number Of
days of its cir
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The Somorn Tilibusters, &c.

BALTIMORE, Deo. II, 1853
An extract from the Trait Union Of the 10th Novsn.
ber states that the Mexcans had solicited aid against ~
Ia Pas expedition from English frgAts viii III Wa
cruising in the and that she had sailed
Ia Psz
We have received no Southern mail to night, The
Washington train has not arrived.
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INSTRUCTION.

A CADEMY OF PENMANSHIP AND B0OKKEEPING.-
"A The subscriber will receive pupils daily during the
week Citizens and strangers invited to call at this
splendid academy and obtain circulars Ladies gentlemen
receive private instruction at hours suns their
niencs. OLIVER B GOLDSMITH. 362 Broadway.
LNRENCH LANGUAGE.-Pk0F. D. LACR0IX, No. 239
Broadway tnnes to receive ills for thorough
instruction the French language mpartn them Ia the
shortest peri of time the ability speat II with uency
and correctness Apply befors II A. M or after p. NJ
IA ORE new CLAssEs-BKoOKEs' BANGING AGA
IH 96l Broome between Broadway and the
BowryThe pupils of the present making most
rapid beyond all precedent Of les
taught polka polka nazourka schotche polka
rsdowa xat.es ID The ladies' afternoon GLASS
mems class Tuesdays and Fridays, from till eleven
p NJ Mrs. Brookes evening class for ladies exclusively,
Wednesday and Saturday, from till nine O'clock APP
poaon for either cass private lessons received At all
Hours.
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WHEELING BRID0I CAsE.-Ths case Of the Stat6
of Pennsylvania against the Wheeling and Bslmsnk
bridge, In the Supreme Court having been abandon
ed By The proseclt.oa, vas dismissed from .hs
d0cket.
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Murder OF q wife, &c.

SYRACUSE, Dso. II, 1858.
shoemaker named Carson, formerly Of Brootlyn had
quarrel with his wife this morning, through isaou1y
and stabbed her to the heart killing her instantly. He
then gave himself up to the authsritiss.
The weather to-day is cloudy and dismal few boats
are clearin to 20 East
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Arrival OF the Steamer Sarah Sands nx
Portland.

PoRTLAND, Me-, DEC. Il, 1858.
Ths steamship Sarah Sands, the pioneer OF tha
Liverpool and Portland line Of steamers arrived here ss
half past two o'clock this morning bringing two hundred
and Ave passengers.
Our city is all life and animation to-day Bells ringing
guns firing and general dsmonsations Of joy at ths
event.
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CLOSING OF THE CANALS AND RIvER.-We learn
that it is the intention of the Canal Commissioners
to suspend navigation the canals in this State on
Tuesday next, the 10th inst. They have been open
since the 10th of April, . period Of eight months
and by the following table it will be seen they hsve
remained open later in the season this year than they
have for the ten wears preyicus:-
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PUBLICATIONS.


ELECTION FOR ASSISTANT ENGINEERs.-THR
II fromen will find full return of votes cast by oh
company Ut the recent election for In this days
tsunday9 Mercury besides various other alters OF in
teres TO them in particular and the public In general Be
euro u got VI.
V,gE FIRST NUMBER OF THE CITIZEN, TO BE CON.
ducted by John Mitchell assisted by Thomas Francis
Mesgher will be published Saturday January 7th.
TesThree dollars six cents the single
PAYABLE invariably in advance. All communoat
addressed JOHN MITCH Ell, Citizen ooe, No. Spruce
..rsst, Now York
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DAGUERREOTYPEs.

DORTRAITS PAINTED FROM DAGUERREOTYPES.-
l. Persons having dasuerreotypes of dooessd absent
friends the the size Of life
fu Drummond light apparatuson exhibition free At Mr. Ran
son rooms New York University every day, from to
o'cloek p n.
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THE BALL SEASON.

HURST ANNUAL BALL or TIE YOUNG MINIS RO-
Catholic Benevolent association, Second Chapter
90 be hold at the City Assembly Rooms wednesday
Ing January T. 1854 Tickess, one dola to be had of
Edward Dunignn Brother 5l Fulton street and Tho mas
Willis 46s Eighth aven at the door on the evening Of
the ball. JOHN 5. SCULLY, Presi lent.
D. J. CoNLEy, Rec. Secretary.
CIxrH ANNUAL BALL OF THE EMMETT NJ. D. AN }
- Society viii take paca at the City Assembly Rooms,
40 BroAdsay Wednesday evesins, Doo 2S 1853 The
prooeads to be appropriated the Catholic HalfOrphan
Asylum. MATTHEW AAGINNES, Chairman
JoHn FLEMING, Secretary.
EanAb ans Coton Band Is for The occasion Tho
Goor i'll be under the diree ion Of NJ G. wright.
NECUND ANNUAL BALL OF TIE DUFFY GUARD
- will be held AZ fitios Tuesday Ionng January 8
1854 Shetons celebrated Brass Ba has beeu onVaged.
Floor Managers A Mason Coady, J. Huff, T. c. Burns,
and j. yandyke Tickets two dollars. to be had Of the
mittee at the follow Hotel, III Lib
er.y street. McCay Earle, 25 Gre wioh street
CAPT WIN wills N, Treasurer
ET1HE TWkAIY. FIFTH ANNUAL BALL IN AID OF
i tho NeS York Fire Department Fuud will take place at
Nibos Monday ing January & 1854 Tickets to be
procured Of the Committee.
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FANCY ARTICLES.

A RTIFICIAL TLOwERS-A F. JARVIS K co, NO.
"A "a Canal street, ha just received and will op.n
Wednesday Dtoem er 81 large aud splendl assortment
Of wreahs and bouquets Of he newest styles Having made
Win ug. ssvesS years on ssSea
the flower A. FL Co feel confident that hcr
taste and skill In arranging fo cannot ial Of giving
eah ction to all who entrust her with their orders
nnd that their ncre- sed a es or conducting this branch
Ii cir business will snabe them to OFF, stock of head
dresses which for beauty and variety be surpassed by
10 the city Of bridal flo
TO order on The shortest notice
EyHRIsIMAs PRESENTs-oN MONDAY, l9TA INST !,
~ and duldug the ensuing week, THOMPSON SON will
display the extensive tment in the ov OF all
fancy articles dressing VI and presents
children fancy boxes saos, ,cmets &c filled with ohoic
confeotio cry, ESQ Broadway.
DICH PANS FE-ThtkS. JUST LANDEb-lU Duz.
N black ostrich tips 100 dok do 100 doz ooiore
$50 doz black and colored Plume de Coqnes 100 doz
plain and fancy aarabout plunes Also large stock Of
ladies' miases and which
lev cash. by H. HOMER Aad s6 Jehn street, corner
of william.
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The following figures show the number OF loaded
and light boats weighed the past season at the Al
baDy Weigh Lock, together with the total weight,
comprising cargoes in comparison with those of last
yesr It may be proper to state that no boats were
weighed parts of the months of April, May, June,
September, October, and November, on account OF
the high water in the Hudson-the flood causing the
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

HO nm TO $500 wANTEO-ACTIvE OR sPE.
%C.OUU cai capital to engage With the advertiser in
the hat and business alresdy established For parcu
lars inquire at addroes prepaid Halter at tho Metro
Titan Post oce lt2 Ninth street, opposite the American
Bible House.
90 SOO "A PARTNER WANTED, IN AN Es.
pA.CVO. tsblisnod n msnufactaring business in this
To bter arising with the amount
opportunity to realize at csst So 900 per In
perfectly safe business Address
Herald ffoe with real unme &o.
PARTNkR WANTED-WlTn SMALL CASH CA.
IA pta to travel in the southern States with
machinery suited to TIE wants OF the South yielding
per parties cpe aag Rsferep required Sec g.
BILL TT, Agent, 343 Broadwag, third story,
DARTNER IN A HOrEL-AN ACTIVE BUSINESS
i man. With oash capital Of ffteon twenty thousand
dollars obtain interest in first GLASS hotel by ad
dressing Hotel. Union square Post once
PARTNER WANTED, "A GENTLEMAN WITH 5000
II TO 5000 to enlarge lucrative business we
cd Please address c. Herald ofico with real ogna
ture stating whore interview may be hsa, which will bs
held confidential
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hos1oS, Dec. 10, 1858.
The d. dsmocrat OF this city have nominated Aaron He.
bart Tor Mayor, Mr.. Allen declining to ran again.
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Personal IntelliUencc.
DEPARTURES,

Hon G. Rathburn, Auburn; w. Bllinss Pitssburg, and
j. Fl. Bishop Mericep, among the arrivals yestsr.
at the Cooper House.
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The CURRENT OPERATIONS OF THE TREASURY
DEPARTMENT-On the 18th of December there we're
of Treasury Warrants entered on the books Of the
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The Steamship Alabama at Savannah.
SAVANNAH, Dec. II, lSSS
The steamship Alabama Captain sohensk, from New
York, has arrived at this port In hfty eight hours.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-08-26
PETERS, WILLARD q co.
NEW ORLEANS.

Corner Old Levee and Bienville Streets.
HAVE on hand and foI sale at the lowest
IL market prices, Newton, Gordon, Mur-
dock q co.., Old Reserve, 1915, and East In.
dia Xxx Madeira, II years, in bottles, How
ard, March CO., and Oliveras Madeira in
pipes, half pipes. quarter casks and bottles.
Cabinet, Harmony and Amcntellado Sherry
in or. casks and bottles. Choice Old Port
Wine in bottles and or. casks. Genuine
Lafette, Giscours and tine table Clarret in
bottles.
Choice old Branaies, vintage 1875 and
1893, In demiiohns and bottles, half pipes
and or. casks. ]. b. Eodard, Easlillen, 1915,
Jean Louis aud other brands. Sup'f Jamaica
aud st. Croix Rum in puncheons, demijohns
and bottles, demijohns old Glentevet Whis-
key demiiohns old Bourbon Wbiskey, IL
years old. Heidsick, Cream de Bouzy, LIE
Roderer and Schridu Champagne. London
Porter and Scotch Ale, in quarts and pints.
Superior Green and Black Teas in boxes,
cannisters and papers. Old lava, Mocha,
Maraicabo, Laguyra, Havana and Rio Coffee.
Judd's patent and New Bedford Sperm
candles.
Stewards and Coverings double refined
Loaf, Crushed and Powdered Sugar.
Soft sheled Almonds, NJ R, and Layers
Raisins, English and American Pickles,
Kelchups. Sauces and Spices.
!. Also, an assortment of fine Spanish Cigars,
&C. &C. april 1858. 39-1y.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-08-26

Important to Country Saddlers.
THE Subscriber would respectfully in
form the Trade, that he has and will
continue to keep a complete supply Of
,Saddlery HardUQre, Skirting, Hogskins and
Enaneeged Leather.
He would also beg leave to call attention
to his fine HOMEMADE SADDLES and HARNESS,
the Victoria Slipper, Spencer's Patent Gig
Tree, &C., &c.
The fact of having advanced wages on
the manufacture of fine Saddles has brought,
and will secure to the subscriber, workmen
of ability. P. C0RBETT.
Yazoo city, Feb IS, 1853. 3e-tf.
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HORATIO D. HEWITT:
iianO Forte and lNusic Store,

PiaeO Forte and Mssic Store,
No. 30, CAMr Street, New Orleans.
"OULD respectfully request the attention Of
y the public to his large and extensive as
sortment of MUSIC and MUSICAL INSTRU-
MENTS Of all kinds and descriptions, and also
HE well selected assortment Of PIANO FORTES.
from the factories of the fret makers in the Unit
ed States and Europe, among which are TO be
found those Of A. Stodart 4 Co.. of New York,
Hall and Son, Of New York, and Pleyel K Co., Of
Paris. The above Instruments Of the following
kinds: GRAND, SFdlsGRAND.PICCOL PIC.
COLO OBLIQUE and SQUARE--are Of the
most celebrated makers il the world, combining
all the late improvements, may be had Of the sub.
6 liz, 9 Sd and oclaves. They will be sold at
all kinds and IN any quantity. Among others,
the subscriber keeps constantly on hand the larg>
est and finest selections OF Accordeons ever bTo't
to the Southern market, which are offered at the
most reasonable rates. GUITARS, manufacture
ed by VIM. Hall aud Son, from the most APPROX
ed Spanish Models. These instruments are Of Il e
first class. and warranted to stand the climate.
The subscriber has had many years experience in
the Music business in the Northern cities, as we'll
as New Orleans, and is thoroughly acquainted
with the minutest details of The business, His
stock Is the best selected that has ever been in the
Southern marketa and his facilities are such that
he will always have on hadd selected stock OF
all kinds of Musical Instruments and the Latest
and Most Fashionable Music. The Musical pub
lie are respectfully invited to call and examine his
STOCK. april s, SO. 39-Iy.
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South Western Book Store.
Sc GraUier Street, NelO Orleans
ID. McGINNIS,
TSuceeee0r 90 John Bal

TSnccess0F 10 John Ball.
rS0UNTRY Mefch ants and others wishing
~ Books Of STATIONERY to sell again, are
respectfully solicited 10 call and examine my
large and valuable stock, which an Offer
ing very low.
A large collection Of Theological, STANDARD,
lllsscsllane and School hooks constantly %
hand. All the new works Of ink8rest pub
lished ii this country. received 81 soon IS
issued from the press. april F., 1853 40lf.
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NOfice.

a LII persons having claims againai the
-. Estate Of Thomas O.Reilly, decd, are
hereby notified to present the same to the
undersigned Commissioner Of Insolvency oil
said Estate, appointed By the Probate Court
Of Yazoo county, At the April Term, IS.
thereof. properly pfobated according to law,
before the 4lh Monday IN November next.
H. BELL, Com'r,
May 8, 1853. 43~6m.
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Land to Rent.
Clothing !! Clothing |
NOTICE.

GEALE D proposals will be received by The
- Board Of Town Council until their next
regular meeting, for furnishing The Corpora
lion with Lumber during the year. Quality.
and quantity can be asceriained by inquire
ing Of ]. p. Bailey. Esq, Chairman Of Street
Committee. GEO, M. POWELL,
May s, 1853. 43-4t. City Clerk.
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PHILADELPHIA S i ERI
Warehouse,
Err

Sign of the Golden HOrselse0d
No. 9 Magazine st. and No. AZ Canal st.
MWAGEE 4 KNEASS Manufacturers and Inn.
IVM porters Of Saddfery and Saddlery Hardware.
Harness, Trunks, Carpet Bags, etc, Leather, Ma
terials and Findings for Saddles, Coach. TRUNK
and Shoemakers, comprising one of the largest
and most complete assoltments 10 be found in the
city. PLOUGHS.
Carey, Dudley and Peacock Ploughs Of every de,
scription and size. REGALIA.
/. O. o. f., Mason-sand S. of r. Regalia and
para phernialia, of every descFipuon-ihe largest
and most complete assortment 70 te found il he
United States.
India Rubber Belting, Packing, DC.
MageeS Kneass are the principle agents fol
the B0sfcn Betting Company for the sale Of India
Rubber Betting and Packing for steam joints and
boilers; Hose of every size, together win com
plete assortme nj Of all descriptions Of India Rub
Der goods, which they offer at the lowest mark e
rates. New Orleans, april %, 1858. 3I>tf.