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EighIy Interesting from the State Capital.
THE CITY CHARTER IN THE sENATE-TAx BILL IN
THE HoUsE-BRlDGE BILL REFERRED TO APPRo-
PIRATE COMMITTEE sTABE ARSENAL TO BE DE-
MOLIsHED, ETC.
ALBANY. April 2 1856.
The city Senator'S have agreed upon amendments to
the charter of New York. and reported to the Senate
changes the day for holding election for municipal Of
Gcers from November to May. It reduces the Board of
Courcilmen to the number Of fifteen to hold Office for
years. be elected in districts equally divided
with regard to population may be without cutting
sLy wards The Beard Of Aldermen Is to remain now,
ept that they be elected annually. More power is
conferred the Mayor and Comptroller, in supervi
point Of view together With several other i'm
tera alterations from the present charter. If the .ciy
delegation shall be left to manage their affairs,
witAout oficous interference Of politicians in the
legislature from other parts the State this udicous
amendme Mt to the charter Is likely to succeed
resolution lies the table Of the Sen ate providing
for the election Of Clerk Of the Court Of Appeals Satur
day, in place Of B. f. Harwood, dismissed.
The Albany Bridge bill to-day, after contest Of
three hours referred TO the Committee Roads and
Bridges under the previous question, by vote of 68 to
26 This test VOTE and insures the passage Of the
law
The New York city tax bill reported to the House
this morning by Mr. Reilly 1t reduces the estimates In
the original bill two hundred and thousand
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Appoint m ents by the Governor.

BY AND WITH The ADVICE CONSENT OF THE SENATE.
NeTARns PumIc-New York-John A. McIorley John
g. Fose, George Mclean, Hartman c. Talman David r.
Jaques, VIM. Curre, Samuel Brown, jos s. FORK Card
Ier Spring, Jr Jonathan Ely Alex Robertson Rogers
Joseph Polack, John b. Satherthwaite Washington
WhtelwI gbt, John Hopper, John H. Lyel Edward Bis.
ell, VIM Y. Clark. Reappor tine nts-Fraucis T. Gar.
etson, John +. Gray, Allen Melville, Smith F.. Lane
heceore Stuyvesant, in place OF Robert A. Adams, y
Ncpes; John Van Buskirk, Louis N Glover, II. l..
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with burglary and arson, in entering and setting
6re Saturday night, to premises rear Of so Spring
street. After his arrest Marx confessed his guilt,
and was duly committed for trial.
An active demand existed yesterday for cattle in
the drove yards. The supply was limited, and
prices very firm at our quotations. Not much extra
beef was ON the market the qualities generally being
good to common, with some very inferior. Sheep
and lambs scarce, and quality generally, with some
few exceptions, rather bad. See report in another
column.
The Board Of Education last evening reelected s.
s. Randall eiay Superintendent Of Schools for two
years from June next. Mr.. R. received twenty nine
Of thiry-one votes cast. report appropriating
sl3,e50 for repair of ward schoolhouse No. II was
adopted.
The election in Rhode Island yesterday probably
esulted In the choice Of the Know Nothing and
niger worshippers candidates for State Offices, but
i had not been satisfactorily ascertained which
party would have majority in the Legislature.
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tor spring And eymmey-To day will bN epened Al enns
Lower mefe ~ Broadway he largest and beautiful
ever offered st that The stock consists OF more
1an weIu varieties Of Paris has and stu greater number
o. nome designs and manufacture suitable children Of both
and OF al ages from the infant TO the young lady
produced this season number m new brada and have ds
PLAY ed extraordinary taste IN the novel and be mn9 shapes
po wbeh hey have moulded these delicate materials Tho
designers employed the Genn factory have also surpassed
al her former enors IN he same department. AND may be
eonndeny aerted that Rreat diversity OF fabrics aud
ye IN straw head for children has never beo,e been
=, 80 ,r- he de!, a GENINs 24 Broscw.y CT o.ile "
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MnrlkefA.

NEW ORLEANS, April /, 1886.
Cotton has advanced &c. Sales to day, IL 600 bales
middirg. st 81 9a. The amount Of stock on hara
is 80 Geo bales less than at the time last year
CHARLESTON. April !, 1856.
Cotton has advanced &c. since last quotations. Sales
to day / 900 halas
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VoG-' .Aa.s fair.
hr LAY los replied-He had ., doubt that the Soma
Hr Win himself regretted the disagree cable occurrence,
esIectaS as 1t originated in . misapprehsnson- Re
thI W. ytoA) confessed that he felt warmly that
sasioD ami was sorry for its exhibition He could not
bear faloe after the frank and manly explanation the
sens from Tennessee and he was glad TO renew that
me- Adship existing between them for than twenty
years He rendered him his hand with all his heart.
Adjourned.
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City Intelligence.

MILITARY PARADF.-rhe National Guard, Capt. G. Van
Honten, OF Hobeken, psrsded yesterday for drill and
xercife They pass the HERALD Office and in doing 40
gave proofs Of excellent discipline ard knowledge Of the
of Arms.
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House OF Representatives.
WASHINGTON, April 2 1856.
The tire session occupied in the Of
the Stnates amendments to the West Point Pension
Deficiency Appropriation bills, without coming TO any
conclusion thereon.
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FEE xA11s1 n = " .
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElEeRpHs.

Interesting from Washington.
REPORTED SETTLEMENT OF THE MOSQUITO GRANT
DIsPUTE-PLAN FOR RAILROAD TO THE PACIFIC
MOVEMENTS OF THE KANSAS MISSIONARIES, ETC.
WARRINGTON, April 2, 1856.
General Walker has suggested the basis Of settlement
between himself and the claimants Of the grant
Mr.. Philips, former Secretary to Colonel Kinney, has
left for Nicaragua with full powers to accept and close
the rrsngsments.
The Pacific Railroad Committee Of the House met to-
day. and decided tport bill for the construction of the
road the details to be settled committee Friday
next.
Aesss Robinson and Lane, OF Kansas are condered as
lions among the niger worshippers Lane has the orr
gna copy of ,he free State constitution and win present
il House. Mr. Robinson leaves here tomorrow to
to Join the Kansas Commissioners ct st. Louis. Mr..
Lane leaves here Friday tor Harrisburg Pa where he
ints nds 70 address the people From thence goes 10
G. lun bus, where he speaks Monday. Mr.. Campbell,
Chairman Of the Committee Of Ways and Means, leaves
moro for home but viii 60 by way of Connec lieut.,
where he intends making few speeches prior the
electien In that State
General Cass made another excellent speech to-day
difficulty with Eng land, partly In reply to Mr. Fes
sender.
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The Spot 10 go to.-It Is not Everybody that
can place hs hand upon the spot to which he would recon
ish his outer In the way costume But In he m Altar y
hats everybody would TIN Of KNOX The moment he article
was menoned betause Knox the Napoleon of haters and
his articles are among the beat and handsomest 10 market
knox s at the corner OF Broadway and Fulton street.
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The Pacific alton or Europe.

The news brought by the steamship Atlantic
is the beet that Europe has sent us for many a
month. Peace is made, and the Emperor Of the
French is settled on his throne by the birth
hne healthy son.
1t appears that the diplomatists Of Paris
began their labOrs by signing over again
the protocol or preliminary bargain which
was originally made at st. Petersburg Hav-
ing done this, deliberations were commenc-
then the fourth, and SO on backwards, the first
being the last. We are les to believe that son 4
OF the discussions Were warm and excited, as,
indeed, was to be expected. But the desire Of
the Allies for peace and the peremptory instruc-
tons given by the Emperor Of Russia to Count
Orloff and his colleague, overcame all obsta-
cles and day or two before the birth Of the
King Of Algiers, an understanding was fairly
arrived at, and q treaty Of peace signed. The
question then was to follow out that document,
and give to it's provisions such actually as was
needed by specific alterations in the national
distribution Of Europe. This could not be
done, as it seemed, without the Intervention OF
Prussia, as the treaties of 1910 and lS4l, to
which Prussia had been party, would neces
sarily be affected and altered by the new trea-
ty. Prussia was accordingly summoned to send
plenipotentiaries to Paris we noticed their
departure from Berlin and their arrival at the
French capital, in our account Of the news by
The Canada.
Thus, as it seems, the war is over. Ii the trea.
ty Of peace was agreed upon on the 18th March,
as there appears to be some reason for believ
ing, it is not the least extraordinary feature Of
the business that SO important an event should
have been kept secret till the 10TH doubtless
the French Emperor, who is always bent on
producing theatrical effects, may have desired
that the advent of his son should be simultane-
GUS with That of peace but it would require
something more than an imp mandate to
achieve such miracle in this country.
At all events, whenever the treaty was sign
ed, that it has been signed there is now no
good reason to doubt. Criticism will not be
opportune till the terms of peace are made
public. In the meanwhile, it would appear,
from the whole course Of events since January,
hat the conclusion of the war is a concession
to the peace sentiment of Europe, but future
historians will allude to il as one of the extra
ordinary passages in the history of the Rus
sian Empire.
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Mr.. Spinola submitted minority report reducing the
estimates some forty Thousand lars lower.
1t is believed every item has been closely scrutinzsd,
and every dollar struck out which justifable.
The effort to demolh the State Arsenal in the city o.
New York. revived In the House this morning. There
very strong country combination to deprive the
Of that structure Mr. Prescott chairman of the Mill
tary Committee, wanted more discussion the Sub.
et and succeeded in referring the bill to his committee
10 report complete. Though Mr.. Arthur Mr.. Grant and
Other city members strongly demonstrated against this
summary disposal Of the arsenal their appeals " e
uitess he military Of the First division need
be surpred to hear that the arsenal doomed 10
noliti1n.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-02-01
FashiOnable Clothing
Furnishing Establishment
LEIGHTON& BARBOT,

Corner st. Charles and Canal streets.
Gi6 PARK PLACE, NEW YORK.
ey- Hayscpnst ntly on hand superior
assortment Of Fashionable Clothing. guar>
antced to be OF the Bess Workmanship and
Of the Latest Styles, comprising
Frock and Dress Goats. Business Goats.
Overeoass. Pantaloons and Vests, Dressing
and Morning Robes. dc. 81
ALso
GENTLEMEN FURNISHING GOODS
Consisting in part of
Hosiery, sluspenders.
travais Scarfs. Neckties.
Umbrellas. Merino undershirts drawers
Shaker Flannel shirts,
Silk Shirts and Drawers.
LE1GHTON'S PREMIUM SHIRTS
A full supply Of these celebrated shirts
at all timee on band and OF such variety
Of sizes and styles as will enable them to
tit the most difficult and please the most fa-
tiduous.
N. B.-Clothing and Shirts made to or
der. a.
LEIGHTON d BARBOT,
Cor. 81 Charles and Canal SITS.
New Orleans.
andl6 Park Place, Newly rk.
April co 44t-f
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Fancy Dry-Goods and

Linen Warehouse.
P. & E. REILLY corner Royal and cana
streets New Orleans keep constantly on hand
a COMPLETES ASSORTMENT of the
Newest designs of Dress Goods
Embroideries Nantes Paraso!s
dc all of their own Importation
Also IRISH LINENS warranted of the
best manufacture and every description
goods suitable for FAMILY and PLANTATION
use which they will sell low for cash or ap-
proved credit.
New Orleans april 90
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sept II II
JEW DAVID, OR HEBREW PLASTER,
THE great remedy for Rheumatism, Gout
= Pain in the Side, Hip, Back, Limbs and
Joints; Scrofula, Kings Evil, White Swelling,
Hard tumors stiff joints, and all fixed pains
whatever.
Where this Plaster is applied pain cannot
exist.
It is beneficial in cases of weakness such as
Pain and Weakness in the Stomach, Weak
Limbs, Lameness, Affection of the Lungs, in
their primary stages. 1t destroys inflammation
by perspiration.
mes l.. Boyd, Pickens district 8. C. testi-
fees that by its use alone he was cured of Rheu-
matism in both of his knees of several years
standing.
The following was handedus by respecta-
BILE Physician in Georgia:
MEssRs. ScovIL g. MEAD:-Gents:I have been
using your Liverwort and Tar Hebrew Plaster
very extensively in my practice for three years
past, and it is with pleasure that state my be
lief in their superiority OVER ALL oTHER ARrI-
Giles, with which am acquainted, for the pur-
poses for which they are recommended. The
Hebrew Plaster, especially, is an UNIVERSAL
PANAcEA for local pains. have also found it
d most excellent application for Sprains and
Bruises. il gives universal satisfaction where
ever used. s. S. OSLIN, III. d.
Knoxville. Ca, March 4th 1883
reA- Beware Of Counterfeits and base imita-
TONS
The genuine will III future have the signature
E Taylor on The steel plate engraye on thela-
lie on he top Of each box.
PurchAoers are advised that q. mean coun
terieit of <sis article ism existence.
IN. me genuine y only sold BY Us, and BY our
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Maryland Lotteries.
OFFICE OF THE MARYLAND CoNsoLIDATEDl
LOTTERIES,
Baltimore, July lst 1855
All tickets or certificates or Packages Of Tick
cts in the Lotteries authorized by the State
of Maryland bear the Litographed signature
of FIX Brennan, General Agent for the
Contractor and any others are frauds.
Owing to numerous applications from all
parts of the Country the management will give
the attention to the filling of orders for Tick
cts or Certificates in the Maryland Lotteries.
Persons at distance may confidently rely
upon having their orders for tickdts or Certi6-
Gates II The Maryland Lottcsies
These L.o<tcrIes are drawn datIy Ia public
II the CIV Of baltimore under the sdperinten-
dance Of the State Lottery Commissioner. He
avy Bonds are given to the State as security
for the payment of all prizes. The prices Of
Whole Tickets are from 81 to $40. Half and
Quarter tickets in proportion.
There are never less than $4,000 Prizes in
any lottery which Prizes vary in amount from
81 to 100000 according 10 the Price of the
Tickets. For instance
| When fhe price of tickets is 81 the highest
prize is about $1,000
When the price of tickets is 60 the highest
| prize is about $4,000
When the price of Tickets is IS the highest
| prize is about $4,000
When the price Of tickets is $40 the highest
| prize is about $4,000
When the price of tickets is $40 the highest
] prize is about $4,000
With numerous Prizes of $4,000, $4,000
81, 1000, $500, 800, 3c, &c. Persons can re-
NIT us any amount from 81 upwards, that they
wish to invest, on receipt of which we forward
is valuein tickets in the lottery designated by
the Purchaser or if none be designated, then
some lottery that will be drawn after the buy er
as got the ticket in his possession. An Off
cial scheme of the Lottery will be sent with
the tickets ordered, carefully sealed in an Of
binary envelope and OH the day the Lottery il
drawn the official Drawing will be sent, togeth-
err with written explanation of the result Of
the purchase. The Drawn Numbers are also
published in the daily papers in the City OF
Baltimore and in the Daily National Intelli
/ gencer, Washington, D.. C.
A Circular containing all the schems will be
sent to any one by addressing the undersigned
Address orders for Tickets to
F X Brennan,
No Calvert Street,
Baltimore,
Maryland.
| Sent 81 II
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Genuine Popular Medicines.
FOR SALE BY
j WREGEz,E 81 CO


Genuine Popular Medicines.
FOR SALE BY
WRIGHT IL CO
AT THEIR
MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
No Isl Chartres, Street,
New ORLEANS, La.
In quantities. to suit purchasers
Osgood's Indian Cholag ogue,
B. A. Fahnestock's Vermifuge,
Thorn's Extract,
Wolfe's Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps,
Gauley's Vegetable Bitters.
Rushton Clark d Co.'S Cod Liver Oil.
Seidlitz and Soda Powers.
Winer's canadian Vermifuge,
Observation-Disclosures mt,
Bartine's Lotion,
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor.
John Bulls Sarspari!la,
Phalon's Hair Invigo-ator,
Billiards. Hair Dye,
Sands Sarsparilla.
Morse's Compound Syrup of Fellow dock
Morlimores Rheumatic Compound,
S. P. Townsend's Sarsparilla,
Lyons Katharion,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Browns Essence of Jamaica Ginger
Hollands German Bitters,
Mexican Mustang Linament,'
Jew David, or Hebrew Plaster,
Gray's Ointment
Wistars Balsam Wild Cherry,
Rogers Syrup of Liverwo.t Tar, &C..
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters,
Barry's Tricopherous.
McLane' Vermifuge,
Moffat's Pills.
Branderth's Pills,
Perry Davis Pain Killer,
DR.. Jaynts Family Medicines.
Burnet's Cod Liver Oil,
Hobensack's Worm Syrup.
DR.. McClintock's Famil, Medicines.
Carriers Spanish Mixture,
Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills,
anarchists Uterine Catholicon,
SWANS Panaceas.
Tarrents Aperient,
DR. Garpenter's Preparations,
all Of which are warranted genuine
and will be furnished in any quantity, te
suit Drgists and wholesale Dealers, AMI
On more favorable terms than they can b.
from the proprietors themselves
By applying to ]. WRIGHT d CO.
No.. Isl Chartres street, New Orlean.
Under the Orleans Hotel.
Fora full and more omplete lis
we refer to our catalogue.
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Fresh Arrivals.

WE are receiving direct from the Eastern
w Cities Fresh supply of Drugs, Medicine
Chemicals de-. to which we invite attention
consisting ii part rs follows.
Acids, Borax, al es,
Banks, Arsenic, Gums,
Assafndtida, Berries, Ammonia,
Blue Mass, Arrow Root, .Bismuth,
Anthony, Broinine, Balsams,
Camphor, Cutie fish bone Chalk, Calomel, |
Cobalt, Cayenne, Cubebs,
Capsules, Collodon, Charcoal,
Cantharides, Cream Tart Corrosive sub. |
Composition, Ch'oroform, Elaterium,
Ergot, Ergotin, Essences,
Ethers, Flax seed,
Elixers, Fowler's Sol.
Extracts, Gamboge,
iodine, Guaiacum,
Kreosote, Hiera Picra,
Lquorice, - Isinglass,
MANN, Mercury, Magnesia
PAINTS, &C.
ent Red, Ltharge,
Il hitting. D7op Black,
Span. Brown, chro.Green,
Rose Pink, Giro. Yellow.
/. White Lead, Vermilions,
Lampblack, YELL O chre
Putty, Paris Green. TIMBER
OILS.
Tanners Sweet,
Linseed, Castor,
Sperm, Lard,
Fish, Olive,
Elephant, Cod Liver. Lamp.
SPICES, &C.
Mace, Pepper, Ginger,
Allspce, Cloves, Nutmegs,
Shuts, Stare Cinnamon.
BRANDIE5 AND WINES.
French, Port,
Cogniac, Sweet,
MADEIRA, Teneriffe, Sherry,
| BRUSHES.
/ Cloth, Hair, Nail,
Tooth, Sash. Counter,
Flesh, Hat, Paint,
DYE sTUFFs.
Indigo, Nader, Copperas.
Logwood, Annatto. Nicaragua,
Alum, Fustic, Camwood,
Lac Dye, Blue stone, Redwood,
Vitriol, Etc, ETC., etc
SURGICAL INSTR UMENTS, sc.
Forcips, Lancets, Scarifcstors,
Pessaries, Tlusses peeulum,s
Catheters, Bo igies, Breast pipes,
Nipple Shields, Abdominal Supporters
STATIONERY.
letter. Rsps
Paper, nike,
Sealing wax, Pen Holders, Waters, &c.
and various other articles too numerous to men
ton. These articles have been selected with
great care, and feel safe in recommending then
to Physicians. Planters, Dealers and others.
THOMPSON g. EMANUEL.
Yazoo City, August 81
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SOUTHWESTERN BOOKSTORES.
III. %. MeqilNMHa

DUCtBSSOFS 20 0OHN DUH.
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
Sc CAMP STREET,
New ORLEANS.
Always on hand large assortment
Law medical, Standard and Miscellaneo
Books cheap periodic ais &c.
School books and Stationery at wholesale
and retail.
Blank books Of every description. Prin-
ting and book binding executed with neat
mesa and despatch.
March 80 Al l-y.
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NOTICE---TO THE PUBLIC.
90 AVA aVEEOW
The antislote for wants

The undersigned having closed out his
terest in Hotel business to Mr.. N. w.
OLSON. would respectfully take this meth
d of informing the pulic generally that
he intends commencing his old business OF
and would be thankful for fair
share of public patronage plantation work
desired and will be promptly
to, whenever called upon Re.
specially.
Yazoo City, 26 1855.
ALB. JOHNSON.
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Miscellaneous
TIN,COPPER AND SHEET IRON.
Manu- fin cf0ry.

Nkdmuk0ctOEys 5
NEARLY OPPOSITE TO MIeHrR's EXCHANGE BANK.
MAIN ST, YAZOO CITY.
THE undersigned would respectfully call the
j. attention. of the citizens Of Yazoo city and
surrounding country to his full assortment of
TIN, SHEET IRON AND COPPER
- WARE,
which he keeps constantly on hand If his own
Manufacture and of The best materials, and OF
superior Workmanship; which he will warrant
to be as represented.
.DObbing
of descriptions done at the shortest notice
ALSO:
tin or Zinc Roofing and Guttering done in the
best and most improved style.
DeshOn's Patent Premium shower
BATHS
The Subscriber also manufactures the above
superior shower baths; which, for convenience.
cheapness and durability, excel any thing now
in use He has still on hand the Patent RIGHT
one or two Of tn adjoining counties, which
he will sell to the advantage of the purchaser.
ALSO:
A very superior article of Bathing Tubs con
,stantly on hand.
July 6, nj ii w. L. STANFORD
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NEW FALL CLOTHING!

We would invite the attention of our patron
and the public Generally in want of
Good Clothing
to our establishment, where may be seen one
Of the most attractive stocks of
Well Made Fashionable Clothing,
to be found in the City, Having ne ex-
perience in the trade, and thorough
acquaintance with the market,
we are enab ed to our Gus
toners inducements to
purchase which
can be excelled by none
either as regards the price
Substantial Workmanship or fit
ting of our Garments.
COULSON.
Vicksburg move
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TAR.--l2 Kegs Tar, 10 bbls Tar, differ
u ent sizes, to suit the purchaser, just receiv-
ed by [no3O] s. GARVIN.
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q UNDRIES-On hand,
- IT'S bbls Cement;
$50 do Thomaston Lime;
$50 do Western Lime.
so do Plaster Paris;
8 do Tar;
Is kegs do.
% bbls Soap;
1900 lbs do, boxed and loose.
10000 Cigars;
Goldfish and Herrings;
$50 bushels Hair;
Port and Madeira Wine. in bottles;
Pitch, Rosin and OakLm:
1900 lbs Guano.
s. GARVIN.
June 80. vicksburg
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Piano FOrtes 1ec.,
lS
Tx"1

VE1HE subscriber keeps for sale at all
= times, tie most extensive stock of Pi~s
amos in the CIV rom tfle 6esf makers VIZ:
CHICKERING q SONS.Y NUNNS g.
CLARK g. PLEYEh
These makers stand decidedly in advance
of all the others, as is well known to al
who have had an opportunity to compare
and their instruments are offered on liberia
terms
Also, Melodeons, Of the most approved
construction for Chapel use. and for Par
lors together with Guitars of the best ma
kers, Music Instruction books &c.
HENRY PARSONS.
Is Camp st. New Orleans.
April 90
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The subscr. bfrs have c1ered into a coparin,@
ship in the above hu si.irss in Yazo, CITY, nearly
op, olte tho Post Offi:e, where th-y will man -
aciure avery thing in their line Of business
Relying Entirely upon their own labour, they
ieel c nfdenee in soliciting The lat OLA &c Of the
public.
Every kind of TIN WARE pert.iainy to
IIoase keeping. kept constantly on hand or made
10 order.
ii or zinc, roofing or gutteting, done IN the
litcst and most approved manner, and at the shcrt
esi notice.
ALEXANDER \ CALLAHAN. M
Yaz CITY N ~ %, 1885.