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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-12
Guns q PISTOLS.

T UST received, direct from the manufactur.
- ers, a fine assortment of English andAmer.
lean Gnus, Pistols Sporting apparatus, &c.
100 fine double Guns, Boys double and sin
gle Guns.
80 American Rifles.
25 English g
25 Colts Reporters; II Aliens Revolvers
pair Rife pistols; 100 pairs asst'd pistols
.l6 pair self cooking pistols, from 2-to inch
barrrls.
Game Bags, Powder Horns, Shot Belts and
Pouches, Calling Horns, Percussion Caps, fine
.canester Powder, Bowie knives, Stilletoes, &c.
For sale by A. GENELLA.
mayo
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PPemtiSS House,
III. II. S nm M on $, Proprietor.
Vieksburg, Miss.

The proprietor of this splendid Hotel, begs
leave to inform the Public that he is now
ready to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and board
ers. in the very best style. The building
is commodous " Il supplied with furniture
convenient to the Ste mboat landing and
Railroad Depot and the proprietor is deter
mined that his table shall not be surpassed
by any Hotel in the Southwest. The
servants porters &c, are well trained and
attentive and no one desiring to travel or
down the river need be under no appre-
hension of missing boat. feb %
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AGENCY FOR THE
GREAp EORTHERN RAIL-R DAD
EOTTTE

MAG IRA FALLS AND BUFFALO, VIA
s. Louis, Chicago and Detroit.
FEyIE Great Western Railroad is open
a through Canada to Niaga Falls. Making
an emit Railroad communities ton iom Alto to
New York city, runnieg as it does, through an
old and tbickly settled country, makes it one Of
tie most DIES abe routes lr>m the South to the
North and East
a5~For further particulars and Through Tickets.
enquire al the Office of the Preniiss House.
Hi. SIMMONS, Agent.
a5rI7, Yieksbarg, Miss.
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THE STATE OF mIssIssIPPIl

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
YAzoo COUNTY.
Probate Court, March Term A. d. 1854.
To all persons interested in the Lands Tene-
ments and Entertainments of William L.
hew, Jr., of Yazoo county, deceased.
WOU are hereby cited to be and personally
IL appear at the next May Term 1854, Of
this Court, then and there show cause, if any
they can, why an order should not be granted
for the sale Of certain lands lying and being
in Yazoo county, State of Mississippi, to-wit
J of section s, with the exception of part
ofthe north ! Of west Of northeast of saiC
section supposed to contain about forty ceres
also the west Of N. w the s. w the w
of southeast I Of section 8, all in Township
-, Range east, belonging to the estate o
VIM. L. Chew, jr., deceased. It having beer
represented to our Court by Francis T. Gray.
son and Sarah R. Grayson, administrative o.
w. L. Chew. jr decd, that it is necessary fol
the sale of said land to pay the debts ofsaiC
decedent, and further to do and suffer such
things as shall b. considered and ordered by
our said Court in the premises; and Il Is furth-
er ordered that publication Of said citation be
made in the Yazoo City Whig,' for the space
of thirty days.
Witness, the Hon Geo. B. Wilkin.
- son, Judge Of the Probate Court Of
81 "a Yazoo county, the fourth Monday
in March, 1864, and seal Of sait
Court.
Issued April lst, 1854.
april, 7-4t. WIN. Fl. BELL, Clerk
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PETER .. COOK
in. WILSON, II. D,

IL b w FIR
P. B. COOK & co.
DEALERS IN
Medicines Ctemicles, Books, Stationary dc. d,c.
nFFER for sale 10 Merchants. planners. and
NDPhysicians, on the most liberal terms. large
and well selected stock of
DRUGS Mzn1glHas, UaEMIUl1g, PaRrUmaaY,
&C.. &C.
Consisting IN part Of the following ait'cles; all
articles sold BY us are wauented fresand genuine.
Quinine, cal m !, rhuharb, opium, ipecac.
Il Magnrsia, blue mass, epson sails,
Calilaya bark, ard, Alcohol. tapioca,
ram tartar, pearl seda, inseed oil,
&c 2ll. japan aud white varnish, soda,
Sale.atus. snake root, window glass,
fa =, PeaFlash, hempsted, glue,
Also
Tar rio ncid. eihic acid, oil viriol,
Swe t sP Fits nitro, az. ammonia,
Mur.aiic and nitric acids, powdered alum,
Chloroform, dover's powders, glyeerine.
Lunar caustic, tannin, veretria, salfnine,
Hyd. potash.
-A1SO--
Cologne water, from best manufacturers,
Orange flower water, hay water,
Lub.n's extracts. of every variety;
Haule's extiacts, soups, and perfumes;
Hair brushes, nail brushes, tooth brushes
Tooth powder" and soaps, buffalo combs;
Toilet sponges, hair strap;
BaFrR's tricGpaer us, Lyons Kafhairon;
Lows windsor SOAP, jones lily white,
Saaying eams Of all descriptions.
Also
~Balsam ard cough remedies,
Ayers cherry pecioral; syrdp OF will cherry,
Wistar's balsam. SchencE's IN monte syrup,
Gum drops, Rogers LiVerwot aad tar.
B'yan's pulmouic Wafsrs.
Ag, nts for all patent medicines in general use.
All orders and prescriptions sent to Us, whl be
put up with npatness, dispatch and accuracy, al all
horu-. We offer also large stock of Plantatian,
Thoupsonlan and select Medicnes; al of which
will be sold punetull customers on liberal term:
on he usual time, and lower cash than any
house south Of Mason & Dixon's line.
Tina, Kful to our friends and generous public
for past favors, we are determined to render our
selves worthy of future patronage.
Yazoo City, Main Street, April 81, lS54-Iy.
N. B.-We always Keep on hand large supply
Of choice Brandies aud wines for medicinal puF.
poses. p. B. e. &
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PLANK ROAD.

AT a meeting of the Directors
J. : of The YazoO and Big Back Plank Road
Company, on the 4ih ms. third Dividend
of Ave per cent on the Capital stock paid in
Of Eaid company, was declared payable on
the first day .of June next, at the Banking
H1use of. J. Niche & CT,
ID. w RANDOLPH.
Secretary
Yaznn Cir NAV 10 1Q6d..2f
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POWELL 6 HILLIAAD'S.
CARRIAGE DEPOSITORY AND
Mandatory,

On Nam Street Yazoo Cify Mass.
IE7 HERE can be found at all times a
w large assortment of Coaches, Barouches
Rockaways and Buggies Of every variety and
stvle. together with large and well selected
stock Of Saddles, Harness, Brides, Whips
ColIors Trunks, Bits, Stirups- irons, and Fly
nets, Coach makers and SaddIer's Trimmings
such as lace, feathers, oil varnish, springs AK
els and every varity Of articles belonging TO
the the business for sale low
W. RIB POWELD.
F.P. HILLIARD.
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Commissioners Sale.
G. Q. and c. I. Rol
u, decree
2. W. LaInpkin, et al

ID Y virtue Oflhe above stated decree 10
- me directed from the Honorable Cir
cult Clurt Of Yazoo county. 8 ate Of Missis-
siPPi, sitting a. Q court OF chancery, I win
sell o The highest bidder foF cash, on Mon-
day the 29lh day Of May 1854 at the Court
House door In Yazoo city, within the hours
prescribed b law, the following properly
viz; one third Of lot 459, being i2G feet on
Yazoo street and 500 feet on Madison
rect as laid dow on The map Of the town
OF Yazoo and ate Of Mississippi, condemn.
ed 10 SAFE to satisfy said decree and costs O.
suit. N. A. JENKINS, CONT.
sYazoo city, AP,il 90 G4-43-3,.
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TR sTEE sALE.

"HEREAS on the 22nd of December
w 1862, J. n. Vim and wife executed a
trust deed to ]. w. Barnett and Alexander
Smith, to secure VIM. Mills certain debts there
in described, which deed is recorded in the
Probate Clerks Office of Yazoo county, Book
r. $50 and $50, ana on the first Of January
1853 same parties executed trust deed to John
M'Farland and J H. Evans to secure certain
debts therein described, which deeds recorded
in the Probate Clerks Office Of Yazoo County
Book r. 66l, and both Of which deeds convey
lots two hundred and thirty-six and two hun
dred and thirty-nine (236 4 239) in Yazoo City.
Now on Saturday the 18th of May next the
trustees will sell said property at the Court
House door of Yazoo county to the highest bid
der for csah-the sale viii take place under
both deeds The property is very valuable,
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NOfiCR.
NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
THE NEW AND ELEGANT PASSB.E -
GER PACKET.


JOHN SIRADER, -
J. G. BROWN, MASTER,
WILL ply regularly =
throughout the re- s&@1ssa -.
mainder Of the season, betwee this place and
Greenwood to New Orleans Leaving YazOO
City about every ten days, commenc ng on the
nth March. descending. Information may
a ways be obtained from the undersigned,
Agent at Yazoo City. The Strader Is as we'll
fitted out for the comfort Of pas eng rs, as any
steamer on the River. She will alweysbe tel
egraphed so as to insure pass, sees againss
any de ay. wa WYMAN..
March II. Agent,
P. S-The John Strader has on board foE
the pleasure Of Lady passengers, a spl endid Es-
ano.
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Plank Road.

d election will be held on Saturday 3rd
-tNAday of June next at The Banking House
of j. ]. Niche q g., for eight Directors in
the Yazoo and 3 Back Plank Road C. !, 10
serve The ensuing twelve months:
By order OF the B ,srd
d, w RANDOLPH.
Secretary
Yazoo CIV may 5-3t
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Watches,.D eWell.y and
F.sKATEs
Is
GAMBLE & SKATES
MEnnInn Knnh

MaFbe Yard.
china Street, Vicksburg, Miss.
IN addition to sur stock we hive received Q
large lot Of Italian marble direct from Italy
n block and slab q; also the finest quality 81
American; we have also large, varied, and
splendid lot finished of, ready for engraving.
The finest quality of Monuments, Tombs
Head and Foot stones of al sizes, marble
mantel pieces, caps and ST Is for building, steps
for doorways, and every thing in the Marble
line.
Engraving done in The neatest manner, and
at the shortes notice.
Weinvite the people in need of such work to
call and examine for themselves.
All orders promptly attended to.
A superior lot of Italian Marble Mantels on
hand and for sale at ptiees ranging from $50 to
$500. sally
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.sRrinR GOOds!
me Goods!

II IPIN'S chalIies, assorted coIOrs; black
~ plaid twisted silk grenadines; black
plain and striped grenadines and organizes;
printed jaconGts and mullins, at all pricet;
striped, plaid and plain mulhj printed and
plaid berages; plain beraget; golden iissHeS
plain, ! laid and striped lissses; laced fnish-
ed and paris manulIas; extra rich trimmed
mantillas; french worked collarf; french-
worked sleeve !; (rench-woIked chemisetiss
honiton anc MI csc collars, sleeves and che.
mizeuf; point lace collar; hOniton and NAL
tese lace, rich six tulle illusions; sash and
bonnet ribbon; Bajous' and Alexander's lid
gloves; black and c, bred silk gloves; ladies
al a misses black silk mitis and gloves; dam
ask table linens. towels aud napkin; white
and colored marseiles quilts furniture dim
il CHIMES &C.; ladies' and Mrs rs elk and
conllon hosiery; french corsets and under
shirls; trimmings, braids, &c. &c.
apr 81 HARwooD L CRAwFOZD.
TIL n STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
YAzOo COUETYyS
Probate Court February Term, 1854.
ITO oil persons interested in the estate q
Louis Stevens deceased:
In.matters of the application Of William
SN@N~AA@
leave TO make a final settlement Of his acc
count and surrender Of his letters as adminis-
traitor as aforesaid. i was therefore ordered
by the Court, that citation issue to William n.
Bell as Guardian ad liteur, for HellorY Gala
han and Celia Stevens, minors, andJ. N. Pick
EFT, and Susan Pickett, his wife, Rufus X.
Stevens, and Micajah Pickett, as Guardian fcg
Lewis Stevens, a minor to Yazoo county, and
that publication of said citation as 20 VII lam
p. Stevens. Young Callahan and Elizabeth
Callahan bis wife, Mary A. Stevens, HollOEy
Callahan, Lewis, Callahan and Celia Stevena
and all others the nor residents and unknown
heirs and distributes to the estateof said Lew
is Stevens deceased. be made in the YazOO
City Wing for the space Of SIXTY dayas to BE-
and appear at the next May term, 1854 Of thiF
Court, then and there to show canse If any
they have or can. why said final account SnS
surrender of letters should not be allowed.
Witness, Hon. George B. WI kim
Eon. Judge Of PrCbgtes forthe couns
81 81 ty aforesaid the 9TH Monday Of Feb.
- . ruary, 1864, and the seal Of Sa1
Court.
Issued 4th day Of March, 1854.
March Isth-6Od w, H. BELL. clerk.
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SEARLEs a AMMAN.
NEW SADDLE 4 HARNESS
ESTABLISH MENT.

OPPOSITE tie Post O.1tce, on Nam stroet.
KNOWN AS THE coRDETT STAND.
DEG leave to announce to the public that
- they have purchased the entire interest
Of Powell and billiard in the establishment
known as the Corbett stand on Main street
opposite the Post Office. Where they intend
to keep on hand general assortment Of
SADDLES, BRIDES. MART1NGALEo,
HARNESS, AND WHIPS, DC, de-,
and in fact every thing in the line ofbusiness.
All (which they intend to sell Fat the lowest
rates for CASH. As they are determined to
sell cheaper than any other establishment in
the outhern country. merchants would do well
to examine their stock before purchasing else
where.
They hope by strict attention to business
to merit a liber-l share of patronage. Give
them CALL
Yazoo tity, March 81, 1854. S9::2m
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no inc Travcling Public


JUST received and for sale, splendid
assortment Of masonic AMI Odd Fellow ,,
RegaIias, consisting in part as follow:
10 sets 5lh degree painted Regatta.
10 painted and emb'd do Extra.
Mlsonie A prons,
Sets Royal Arch Extra fine,
together with s generl assortment of fancy
dry goods of 81 colars and qualities which
We wilisellloW for cash or 10 2unctuai pay
ING purchasers. WOOD R0WN.
Yazoo Cit, ma8l2. 1854.
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just Received.

just Received
4 GROSS Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry,
1-2 Indian Cholagogue,
1-2 P. Davis Pain Killer.
w. B. Farrell Arabian Lima
ment.
4 Railways Ready Regulators,
1-2 Hebrew Plaster,
Barrys Tricopherous,
/" Buffers Nerve q Bone Lima
ment
B. A. Fahnestock's Vermitfuge
DOZ. Arnold's Superior Copying Ink
Caramine Ink. Saperglae.
12 Cox's Patent Refined Sparkling
Galatine,
LES Tanzey Herb,
8 Catnip :"
10 Boneset
10 Lobelia g
10 II" FOxglove !"
For sal e, low for cash by
PETER B. COOK & co.
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ID EAL Guipurc Lace
Pillow case linen Lace,
Infants robes and waists
Bobbinet, linen and Fauze Netting,
MarseilIes Quits and dimity,
Cotton danlasks and buff c, rtlin
CAMEL.
Castus. grass and corded shirts,
French Corsets and India Rubber
stays,
Boys and children's has and Flats.
may II GIBBS & LOWE.
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.ADNZYLSTR4TOR s 81.

~-N~~~-
DY virtue of an order Of the Honorable
- Probate Court Of Yazoo county, | will
as administrator of the Estate Of Sarah Hop.
kins deceased, expose to public slle, ID the
highest bidder, at the door of the Court
House in Yazoo city, between the. hours Of
prescribed by law, on Monday, 5th day Of
June, 1854, the following described parcels
of Land lying in said cOui ty.-The west
half of northwest quarter, Section Fl; and
the east half ofnorlh east quartet, SECTION
20, all in township u, Rtnge one east.
TERMS-A credit OF twelve months;-
notes with approved security required.
NJ. A. JENKINS,
Administrator OF Serah Hopkins,
March, II, '53-tds.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI !
YAzoo CoUTF:]
NOTICE is hereby given, that the UNDER
IN signed Guardian Of Lewis Stevens Lau-
ra H. Stevens and B. F. Stevens, will pre-
sent his accounts for annual settlement, and
allowances, at the .Hsy term d 1854 Ct
the Probate Court OF Yazoo county:
M PIcKE T,-GuaPn,
March 3lsi.-3Q.-4t
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! attest Arrival.-fc.ia lay we received
-laneU aid comprehensive stock of Lac
dies Dress G ,ods. some which have never
=oeen offered in Vieksburg. A few OF the
principal articles We enunerale.
French Organizes, Printed Campres
Rergei, Poplins, Tissnef,
ofLinen Lawns.
COWAN, CHAPLIN &PALME2.
maj 70
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N-tASTTNGS! CASTINGS!
~ $50 sk,lleta and lds-lIl tiz B;
800 roundard cval ovens an d lide al s.sesS
so stew pets and lids-atsz
$50 poIs-fr0m / 10 25 a lafs;
45 ketlltg--fion 10 60
$50 old lid'--all as;
90 Ere doks-all s.EB;
"a IA rtNa;
whet losrro Wheco
farmers 10 lero and sl V.e,a very oOns
Vanient and 60 plpie iele
Just Teeevsd ron philadel hia cid Pi 3.
lur fqrsals 81 ep ~ D.SWETr.
VicksbuEg. Miss.
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,y supposed they would go anywhere all the provinces
hing declared for the revolution How matters stand at
IIdd the following manifesto in the Nao0A explains; how
n span generally the uboined list Of the demands Of the
iunta of Valencia;
Ia Neon The people Of Madrid wish TO within its
the brave general and his valiant army who gave the
s 10 our national they desire that the pro-
me Of Mauzanares be fulfilled in all its parts they de
re that the Queen moher-tat sinister foreigner who has
- us 40 many tears and much treasure-sha leave the
ntrv forever they desire that the immediate arming of
the national militia shall be proceeded with and. until their
m Il fulfilled they viii withdraw from the barricades
de Ia JsRa dc FaisReia " The constitu
ton of 1887 national militia liberty Of the press trial
b ury constituent Cores abolition of the forced loan
no excise on articles of general consumption government
,,,oroly in salt and tobacco" ". T..
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University OF Louisiana
Medical Department.

Medical Department.
TUE OF features in rhi, will
Monday, November 10, and viii terminate ensuing
Jane NJ n, Professor Of Practice o
]. l.. Riddel, NJ. D. Professor o Chemistry.
N. D., Professor OF Surgery.
A. II. NJ u Professor of Obstetrics.
A. ]. Wcddsssuru NJ ID, Professor of Anatomy.
Gustavus A. Mott VI. D., Professor OF Matera Medics
Thomas Hunt Professor OF Physiology Pathology
sorns,u, c; senrs, Demonsuaor. of Anatomy
The d,sccung will open Monday in
The faculty visiting physicians and
Bospt Al. and November o April
The accompany the professors vsits
expense, enjoy extraordinary practical advantages
There during the session, about e, hundred persons
scrih.d for daily.
1853 OF palicns thirteen
dred and dfty -nire.
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Dean.
Aug ii-lawtNoTi
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF FINE CIGARS, TOBACCO, Sc. AT
IL AUCTtONOn wednesday, 10Th
10 O'Clock the oMr Samuel Simmons Penns,l
saaia doors Adams Express Once
splendid assortment of the following brands
Cosmopoi,e, Pnntualidsd Neptune
silva, Lapana, hmhrozia, Lsndrelhe
Lsiugepin L'Nlsmo and other choice brand.
Comprising stoes &C $3.50 OF
iustan, OF which dollars .hou
sand.
A fine lot Of chewing and smoking tobacco
Fancy snd otl,,T pipes
5puf scales, sc.
udst s cash; exceeding credit
ofG0 and 81 avs; over $50. 2, 4 and6 months.
lie trade, hotels
eonnosseur respectfully invited to ibe sale.
GREEN & SCOTT,
Aug - eokds Auctinreer.
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NERAL NEW =.

Tar rLoArsG BATrERY.-Acve operations have recent
y been resumed upon the large battery for harbor
defence in progress Of construction the yard OF the
Messrs Stevens Hoboken In consequences
ey with which the work is prosecuted and the memorable
ntedc against admittanee it is almost impossible gain
information concerning it peep through knothole in
the high fence surrounding the yard reveals keel already
Laid and number of Tbs inserted of immense strength
and heavily rveed about 60 operatives being work
under awning in consequence OF the intense glare of
the The battery is TO be composed solely of iron
" T. Jour. Of Com.
The famous snow-areh in Tuckerman's ravine, at the
southern base of Mount Washington has yielded to the
and rain of the past ten days and has fallen.
Although the top of the arch has melted there is still
immense body of snow remaining in the ravine.
We regret to learn that Commodore Downes has been
very sick for days past from and sudden at
tack Of disease
INDIAN BATTLE on THE PLArss-The St Louis Republican
states that Indian battle recently took place the Buf
alo Grounds" about hundred miles beyond Fort Riley
between 700 Cheyennes and Arrapahoes and 400 Della
ware Potawotomies aud Sacs The former had fifty
Of their party killed while the latter lost only three
or four This difference considering the disparity in
numbers accounted for by the fact the latter armed
with rifles while the former had but few firearms and de
pended upon bows and arrows
The Petersburg (ya) Democrat that Mr.. f. S.
Moore of Wilmington, North Carolina arrested in
Petersburg Thursday evening, information having been
lodged with the proper authorities of his intention to fight
duel with gentleman named Jones of the State.
Mr. Moore recognised in the of 1000 to keep the
peace for twelve months.
Captain John W Marshall died at his residence in the
county of Appomattox Virginia the Goth of july aged
10 years He served his country well officer in the
of 1872
This New Orleans Deltaays that the barque Grapeshot
after having beer anchor for two months off the mouth
Of the Mississippi, finally cleared Tuesday in sudden
and mysterious manner.
Miss Feathersone popular English actress was recent
y married at St Pauls church. London Mr. H. H. Paul,
an American and well known to the corps editorial of
Philadelphia.
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VERY MAT sELL--A friend Of ours, who prides him
self upon his knowledge of coins very neatly sold by
acquaintance day two since The latter exhibited
American coin resembling the new quarter dollar and
asked him if he could discover anything peculiar about
it7r
Z" cannot said he shut why do you ask Y
Because replied the other "thcy be had anywhere
about town for ~ and "a cents
Is possible" remarked the Judge Of coins a thought
felt light For how much did you say they could be
had r.
For ~ and 10 cents replied the other,
"0h exclaimed the victim, the Sell dswned upon
him, az and % make 25H-Erciange
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AIMS'S Hand-H0ok of the Rrttist,
- Museum; vol. London, 1854
Eveiyns Diary and Couespons edition
don. 1854
Contributions Antouarian and As-
cal, by Mark Antony Lower; vol. London 1854,
The Half Cen,uyiso0 ls5o- History and Policy by
Whks vo. London. 1883.
Giihsr,s Elements Of Banking vol. London, 1854
B,rt's Hand Book of The Law storms; Liverpool,
leSa.
The Woocn Manufacturers Guide by lbber-on vol Lon
don, 1883.
The Young ofheers Companion by Col de RIOS vol.
Losdon. FRANCK TAYLOR.