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III WAS To BE so.

IN WAS TO BE SO.
DUT NOTWIT STAND ING all that
d. POWELL & HOBART" ook upon it
as a humliating fact, that amongst those that
are not already posted, the universal cry is
WHERE is THE PLAC E TO BUY CHEAP
when one moments reflection, would lead
them to the corner Of Main and jefferson SITS.
where two humble individuals have located
themselves for the express purpose Of dispen.
sing bargains to all who may favor them with
their patronage.
Our stock which consists of Fancy and Sta
I2le Dry Goods" is unusual y large and select
ed for this market!
POWELL & HOBART:
P. Sit may not be universally known that
we make discount of ten per ceut for CASH
but it is even SO. Yazoo City, march %.
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HENRY LAURENCE.
DENTIST

OFFICE ON MAIN STREET, YAZOo CRY.
HAVING just returned from a -.
IL visit to New York and Phil
adrlphia, where he has made him. oIn0y
self familiar with recently invented novelties in,
his profession, and having furnished his laborf
tory with every requisite for mechanical DENTS.
try, including large and beautiful assortment
OF improved artificial teeth He is prepared to
wait on all who will favor him with their pat
rOnape.
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YOVG LADIES sIMINART.

IUCG LADIES EEMIkAKI.
AIRS. A +. PECK, from St Louis, but rel
WI Gently of Bascom Seminary, Grenada
Miss, would respectfully inform the citizens cf
Yazoo City and vicinity. that she will open a
school for young ladies, in this city OF the first
Monday in January, the session to be of FIVE
months. All those sending their daughters
may rest assured that no pains will be spared
to make them acquainted with all that is use
full or ornamental.
The terms per Scholar, for session of FIVE
months, will be 800 The Tuition fees will
be payable monthly. Pupils will be charged
rom the dateof entrance to the end of the current
session, and no deduction made, unless for pro-
tracted illness. A. E.
Yuzoo City. January IL. 34t-f
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Vicksburg Cards


DANIEL SWEET,
WHOLESALE AND RRTAILER IN
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, PTS
tolls AND CAPS,
Plantation and Carpenters tools.
eAI1N gNINA { HTOnz uAAH: GLASS vlnH
AND LAMPS
Wood and Basket Ware, Irvine, Cotton and
'danilia Rope, Groceries, Liquors and wines,
choice Green and Black Teas. &C., &c.
Agricultural implements and Garden Seeds.
India Rubber Betting and Steam Packing
vicksburg. Miss, March 2Oth l854-39;:tf
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Miscellaneous,
NEW SADDLE AND HlRNEsS
SHOP, In YAZOO. CITY.

HENRYE.MILLER, JET.
!; !: J; !; ::
IL ferson Street, one door
below the Banner Office, has w.
On hand, and will constantly
keep, large and varied assort-
ment of
saddles, Harness, Car.
riage Trimmings and
Saddler's Hardware. %
q Being a practical mechanic and;
WyHfS intending to employ none but,
GOOD workmen, / shall always
>A4<As&A furnish good work at reasonable:
prices to those that may favor me with their
patronage will also be In constant receipt
OF first clsss stock from New York.
" AS do not wish to make the good cus-,
e mers pay for the bad, | will pursue the cAsns
system. H. E. d.
Feb. %, 1856:40:1y.
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References /.

DIS Leake & barnet, --Yazoo Citv, Towil.
send, NJ d Phi ladelphra:G w Smith Dentist. Ne
Orlenes ] Mcclellan M D Philadelphia; H
Knapp. Dentist. New Orleans; &c Noti, NJ d
Mobile.
Yazon City November 30 1855
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KLEIN & BRO.

Are now in receiptlof the
Target and best selected
Stock of Fine Watches,
Jewelry Silver " are &C.,
ever brt ught t, this mar
ket. Consisting in part
Of Gents Fine Gold hum
ting Watches, made to our
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-23

own order in London; Ladies' fine Gold hunt
ing and Diamond back Watches; Fine iamond
Back watches: Fine diam ond sets of Breastpins
Earrings bracelets and rings, together with
all kinds of Jewelry kept in Jewelry store and
Silver Ware in Gets of 8 TO piece, Silver
Knives F ,rks, spoons Cups Goblets Salt Stands
&c,
Something New
We have in connection with our Watch De-
partment, the manufacturing of Silver War
Jewelry Setting Diamonds in the most oeau
tiful style
Engraving executed as asusual
Vicksburg, KLEIN& BRO.
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kTAP E &FANCY DRY GOODS
Clothing, hats, Boots, Shoes de-,
Iulr2Q Washington st., vicksburg.
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TELEGRAPHED 10 THE CRESCENT
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

10y THE HATlOSAL AHn SOUTHERN LiSES.}

''' '"H 'A'io'N'' % AEp SOUTHERN l''"7
PHILADELPHIA, Nov ls-The steamer City of
Washington from Liverpool on the morning of the
jh of November, arrived at this port this morning.
The Niagara from Boston Oct 22d, arrived out at
Liverpool on the ID inst
Commercial Intelligence,
Richardson, Spence Co. quote cotton as very DALI
with little inquiry and weak prices Holders are
willing Sellers but do not press sales Prices declined
l-lGd. under the Niagara's advices.
The sales Of three days amounted to 10000 bales.
Of which spectators took 1000, and exporters 1000
The Manchester markets are quiet and steady,
ErcadstuHa arc ,,nl1 Flour * dnu tba tnrn ho;,,
in f,.o. oe 4io h,,,o, p,rt;,o,, 49,, n,,;,a1o,.,:
s onotcl at 2os cd +o %, nd . Ohio ~
Whaot !. o,iot md ,anor,l,, rrohanooa Dad :.
,uo,od ot g. Oh to 81 Corr ;,a,,;at 1,-h;toa,-
Cd too5s Nivo1 earn %. a. y-ol,o,r 90, "a -
"A,
pro,sio,z oro ,,ororo1, ,,oho,,.oJ Dooe a,o.,,
,e,,. dn, p,co, clo.aa 1+aaa,, Iaa, -, ,.;4,,
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LATER FROM KEY WEsr.-The Key West cores
pondent of the Savannah Georgian, in letters dated
10th inSt has the following items of interest
The L. S. revenue cutter Sea Drift, Lieut.. Randolph
while on cruise among the Windward Keys few
days since, fell in with the head board of ayessel
called the Lochie. There also scattered along
the shore of Elliott Key large quantity OF the debris
of wrecks among which was found the wing Of gid
ed eagle about two feet in length.
The steamship Texas, Captain Forbes, from San
Juan, arrived this afternoon with 402 passengers and
Sl21,000 in specie.
Col Wheeler, the United States Minister is Gu board
the Texas. He returns to the United States Oh ac-
count Of i'll health.
Don Fernui Fcrrer has been appointeEa Minister
from Nicaragua to Washington. He is a passenger
in the Texas.
There is ship ashore at Tortugas. She went u,on
Bird key Shoal on the night Of the eth.
The schooner Harrison Jones Capt. Fucker, arrived
to-day from New York; also transport schooner Sol
Washington, from Fort Myers.
Major llarney leaves tomorrow on the revenue cit
ter Sea Drift for Charlotte Harhor.
The steamer jasper is ashore at Fort Myegs.
Major McAiVty, Quarter Master is in the city and
will form depot near the naval wharf. Operations
against the Seminoles will commence in o few days
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NORFOLK PRINTING OFFICE SET Of FlNE.-Thc
building ot the American newspaper Office in Norfolk
|rgina, was set on fire on the 10th inst. The build
ing, the entire press, papers and books, were al
destroyed. Loss about Sl,5OO-no insurance on the
newspaper athe house was partially insured.
Two compoSltors from the Argus and News Offices
were arrested on suspicion Of being the inceudarcs
There was no positive evidence against t)Ie!, yet tIe
Mayor held them to bail in the of $1,000 cuch for
their appearance at higher tribunal.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-19

SHERIFF snor.--Jno. G. Taylor, sheriff of Winnie
baso county, Ill., while crdcayoring, on the llth inst,
to arrest one Alfred Conntyman, charged with steal
ing, was shot and killed by the prisoner. The mtr-
derer fled to the woods where he was pursued and
captured by large posse OF citizens who cane uaar
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DlSrKESSiNG.-We learn with pain and regret that
Miss Pickett a beautiful and accomplished young
lady, ard sister to Milton Pickett, Esq. OF this couN
y, came to sudden and untimely death on the 10th
list, from the effects OF burn. Miss Pickett as we
learn, was sitting near the fire reading, When her
&reSs cauG ht in blaze. She made an effort to ex-
uuSush the tiames but not succeeding rushed ont ~
her room ior assistance It was immediately rendered
but she was 50 much injured that notwithstanding tho
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| We y lns% q. dim. 54lrt war!rns Of t'ri,a
"'Ie a:y G"ntre ,oosy r3ly trIIrrrd ii W. ,",l
ed any bS h""nr own Way Of thinking ready to r.
Me-" York, "" 1'i hear any APOLOGIES or anything
'l>c the >nj'rt, for it is consunty sore one Fy Nd
an. .et "rNE:r'-''r silence lHle the hG,r
The editor Of the Crescent talks like GOOD fellow
who is ashamed Of some OF his bad acts, and from
the losers Oh New York We ask for him forgiveness
Inc Registry Returns, as in Kentucky, probably
led ms Judgment away Oh into the woods. There is
nothing like being ''postcd is there Mr. Crescent?
Baton Rouge Advocate, 18th.
Certainly: We are perfectly willing to accept your
apology, Mr.. Advocate. We never bear malice We
can't help being forgiyng although that reference to
New 1ork-is there actually such State in the
Union? lis c0ntoundedly cruel besides being mani
iestly improper after the express sipuatons We made
i'll regard to the subject. What is thcuSe of referring
to New York? There are thirty other States in the
Union. Pitch into them. But, if news mast be had
We respectfully refer the Advocate to our friend and
cotcmporary, Mr. Brooks, Of the New York Express
lie ought to be "posted" now although it is evident
he was mt before the election.
This thing Of being well "postcd" is all hunbug
especially if is the losing side If the Advo.
cate thinks to the contrary, let it enquire of some of
its political friends who lived moved and had their
"bctting" i'll lStS! The past has its experience
the present its esS"nsand the future We will know
all about after it comes and Passes The above saeo
remark was often made hy the nstutc individual who
boastcd he could look as far into a milStonc-lcaI
French bnrr--aS any near-sghte,l person living.
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,rs=sss,;.sz.s.,, INDIA RUBBER PATE Mt.

.rz=ssar==sza IfTDIA RUBBER &PATgGNT.-i;.AN-
IOGNlNl, Il Il Cont Billiard Table Manu-
ilctlrcr has constantly hand second.
'V hand billiard TABLES. Also all articles be-
to i5lrd Saloons, snc Billiard Cloths Balls Cues
4d htrechers Also Keno Boxes and Cards Ten Pins
Balls The undersigneu hyngaici to his Mtuufacory new
Na" ana Flaming Mill receives orders for saving and planning
it ptloIs Boxes for ckng merchandise iii sizes
o hnn and mate to order Pling always hand for sale
Also Mahogany and Walnut of all
Mr Antognni has aso on ha%d large quantity OF log ai
fosSQue wood prepared for dycTs and sold rates a
the North Ie has also hand large assortment of Buns of
sl4 shAes, tot SsoEsfb, " moderate prices, ly
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OFFICE y. ORLEANS orELovsAs ANnGr. WESrEns r. r. CO.
New Orleans November |. l&55. (
PROPOSALS FOR CITY YIONDS-PKNPnS Al :

will received this Ohjce for urch7., lNyn
HUNDRED Tor any less m'mberl OF THE BUNlJI OF THE
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS, of 81 90 each issued in t,.ur Of
this Company, the s Of May, ISL payable twenty Yeas
with six per per Interest," senf,n,utl coupons
attached thereto.
Sealed offers by NOON Of 22i last will be opened at
that time by the President and Fiu:.ce Committee,
judicaon be then made the highest bidders the Company
deserving the right of rejecting amy aad all offers
fnCtory,
Tie Bonds will be delivered the st prox., which dny
months interest will av accrued thereon pnr-
ciHsers.
M LIT WILLIAM e. HEWES, President.
WAISikE-loO bbls Oliver's Extra for sale by
w VOORHEES,, GRIGGS Il Co,
n3 s5st$t Is Tchoupitouls ST.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING,
e-ssa a.-s =zzs=z=,=7,s=7 NEW DAsLlGANS, JACK
hA IA Il. 3 liaissiTt7 SON AND GREAT NORTHkR
L L Pl1 u \

S;$$ $f2 f&2I$hA'S' SA':f SoAiHHSi 3ASi<
A rASSENUER TRAIN leaves New or'cuns, ,ialy. al
Masnt! DAY Al y oslo:k r & and f"ath% NV ', Or:
FARE-rhrer cents mile eaeh Children nn,erive
yea' 4 ' free 'hji;Hn between five and Twelve years
SMh%DN TtKErS may BE- Obtained nt the office of the
whoes hsv,< r"rEa ',yru, iSr a, '' ncp Ins prc
wTn r@s~ cNre2 nr"rH '9 @ %IS to "a do s I an" nd wnMt nn
IN he r%a" %ti,"T M !" m ' m r %tr rA nTy 20 a. the pas viii
aec'i'h @ nny o'e l7hIn trip both will have 10 lie
A FeElGilr TRAIN leaves New Orleans for Magnolia and
ineredia,e stations a is oHtk \, w. every Tuesday Tirrs,
tsFneda's sa!"cs Mo@,sy, wencsIns TrIay
s'rs sS al t f. Sa" <@ A. "IrV MI M ] tr"" !H on "y m
10. No trcSn YIN be received or9trs depot
NO. line of four h"r h. ~ ns EAo ,eS y' Sn Iy sToGn Fl,
with the passenger trains. 3 IT
80 lS - iA1 1H0A In A.! D 'l'EAi YVES TERN
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Ills road viii leave we, the yIo T al Airr as ,v~ s' ''''
iSrS,%n SS,rs %ySrS %ySry dry i.y a, \ II
Arrive At Bayou Boaf F. NJ
RETURNING:
Arrive at a" Grs" ;.,. 5:S9 5:;3 , y.
Fxcnson ,rs to 70 to the re.r Stations end back the
sA'ns day will '' s>neI us follows:
E T. I;"yoS ;yo.1; :, j5, As"%%,s 4
10 R% R "
BctyrcG r:n,tiin,c rcnt a,on~ prices propor,ioSl
c':sy 3s fSo' Of St A street EVERY NoFSISo at
Freight will be for Boyou Bnnf and Intermediate
EvRY @ I'll 'o 1 +" + M H. '0I' % OF up S' r: Gf
o yo cs Arnas R"SrISnd 4sIfIS Iorche III 1
''If'E M lSf5sn,me Is@rye and i}aIon B'euf twhere
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BnECKESRIDGE CANSEL CoAL.-This superior coal
can lc had by the barrel Of Mesr. ttev FuNvl
y NRrtr2 street. From own experience.
in,nd rs very superior article, quite equal, ilrrtor,
10 the i.rglis!. cl,ncl
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The Governor Of Pcmsy sylvania has appointed the
Hon. Robert I. Conrad, Associate Judge of the Court
Of Common Pleas of Philadelphia, from the lst De-
cember next, vice Vim. D. Kelley, resigned.
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\ Il X A n S A S RIVER.

VIII leave on WEDNESDAY, 18Th inst. al g. p NJ
i, fT=SS;a ~ REGULAR ARKANSAS RIVER
Fs5S3!k q Packet SteHner Pelican, Geo H. As1ion
nas;cr, will leave fu. ArkHisns River
Fort Sinh Van l}nrc Ozark, Sln Norristown D,rdelps
tewi'huF Little Rock, PING l!lu, New Guscony,
Post, Rcd Fork Napoleon and all the bends For freight
passage, having unsurpassed accommodations apply on board
MS LEWIS SNtPp & 4 Fror
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l. . WE r NJ Is SSIPP1.

i,"tre> IA WEIlNt<pAN, lrI inst. at i T. NJ
r r. ~ Nl&1yFH:s NHD Ni:W ORLEANS
- r. .6rt I,n"-Wcn' t. 9r%elFor NrrIlj>
IN" Is ''~ u sH'-~l I"r1r ~ilr John :;ilnDu,is
ltN !" 't'~F will he ltl 'rn.llr IT, .I VI, MIN
Gay u Tfj : ot 'ti i"n'gR above. F9l Iii ,r ptss
apply r,r h ,trt, ' - 49,
III loiIH T. HYDE 4 co., e, l'r,.Ir7.., :,
r~ Tie 1r,r- c,ryi~,.ius t,is Hn, t'. a.
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FOR NICAEEGV A. rh" Philadelphia PennSylva-
MAN, OF the llth inst announces that Il company of
young men i'll that city are preparing to cnigratc to
this garden Of the Northern hemisphere. 1t says :
From all accounts General Walker will! sustain
himself, and his government will become permanent
the inrNhau~tihlc resources Of that beautiful country
will be developed and it will doubtless become one Of
the richest upon the continent. The soil is fertile in
the highest degree the climate mild and the general
prospects AL favorable free farm is guaranteed
t. all who are cncrpising enough to engage in tie
undertaking. \ free passage will be furnished to all
who wish Il cmiGrate.
This is just as we predicted some time since. Now
that Cen. Walker has shown himself able to maintain
his position, recruits will flock from all quarters to Join
his Standard enabling him to commence operations
at an early day on the offensive, when he will drive
every Invader trcn the soil of Nicaragua. God speed
his cause, say We
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-19

HEBREW BENEVOLENT SociETY.-Ths body, SAYS
the New lorkS Of the l2th, will celebrate its thirty
fifth anniversary by public dinner the present week.
There are NOW about 50 .00O Jews in New York most
of them well and in good standing. Some twenty.
five years ago. is said, the number was not over
1000 They take care, principally. of their own poor
which is one great object Of the present society.
ANOTHER ltlUT IN BALTIMORE There WAS another
riot in the city of Baltimore the night of the 9th
inst, between two political clubs in the upper part
of the city, growing out Of an attempt to cut down
an American pole. Guns, pistols and il small swivel
were freely used in the fight, and several persons
Wern lnnrcrNNSlN ininrni.
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& EN- q \ =.

S51S FOR GENOA THE Al FAST SAILINII
s'ip II. -. Ssitpit trsl, Gale is
a' amt vii il'Hc immediate d:olntcl For freight Of
-2lf? BALES rHi;uH, Hnpit to
j. i WHITNEY < co 81 Clronlcet ST.
or Il 6. i.pGERr u co., - lamp street
For FH-~44r lIptN +" the mister an board. MI
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G 4 l. | + O R MA, ,
n f W Y o r X !.

sEsSES ~, hnii N!;AV YoltIA4;.,REGrLAE LINE
i s+ro, having large portion Of her cnrgo
o ''1srt, w hH; n7te,lite ,Spct For lceo Of reisI,t
"F !t'rtse, apply TO GEO. W. HYNSON Il CO.,
it'l e t'Ainp
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U p p Err MISSISSIPPI

VIII i""ye on WEDNESDAY NJ" 1914. inst +, oclncE r. NJ
fIn'fT. ha " tSsit 81. fi5UIs, CAIRO, HICk-
1E$s.ftt MAN Ne" Maril, Memphis. iIc-nI Napoleon
and all intrmr'Iiut" landi.ss,-Tlle new and
Sh drhtSht steamer EHuinox. Royce ma,,er will in
port tthh; 10 receive Freight On Saturday morning. will
leave rs aovr For freight pass arp. boAr, or TO
hl5 ID. tillI.!'H, IS PUy!ras street.
VIII leave on WEDNESDAY, ln1h inst. at ) o'clock 4! "
fTa5Ss h REGULAR ST. LOUIS PACK EFT
ne @l hraI-t Steamer Cnrrier, Capt. Por-
te will leave for The aHove and atcrne'li.,e
autiinEs For freight or passage. alpIy board,
MI JOHN +. HYDE 4 CO., Gj puyrras Street,
E4J The Carrier is Of very light raugh only J nclcs shin
eF can rely on i"rgoods going through without lhtera. or
t>hilm"lf.
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PLAYS AND POEMS. By George II. Boxer. Two
volumes. Boston Ticknor & Fields
These volumes comprise the tragedies of "Caiay-
nos" Anne Bolcyn," leonor de Guzman'" Fran
cesca da Rimn," the play of The Bctrohal,' the
comedy of The Widows Marriage' and the miscel-
lancous poems songs and sonnet5 of the author. The
compositions are conspicuous for brilliant imagery
clothed in classic English ; aud the book will be Il
welcome accession to every library.
boutwell," 4 poem, in six parts. BY ". Edmond
Stoncs Aytonn, j.. G. h." author of Lays of the
Scottish Cavaliers, Bon Gauticr's Ballads" etc
BoSton Ticknor 4 Fields
This is the romantic, never dying history of Mary
Queen OF Scots, in new poetical dress. The author
claims that except in minor and immacral matters
he has not dcvated from historical truth. 1t will be
read by all lovers Of romantic history.
CnANlCIES. 4 dramatic poem. By the author OF
.ytcria. Boston: 1iCknOr 4 Fields.
This is small volume OF one hundred pages. The
death of Thcrina Caesar is the subject and the time
comprehended is but a single night. The work will
prove IN excellent companion for leisure hour.
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II A V r F..

k5TS~ FOR TsAELsEG-TIIE Al FAST SAILING
&ff T. Nm"lirm shin Arici ueluno. master, is load.
" 'ai will h&Tr immr Hate dispatch. For freight Of
@'-t 1''.+ rNt,1, upId; 80
i. p, WHITNEY x CO.. b Euron,lclrt st.
r j't'>t-f 'Ii'ih f'' lie captain btard
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ECENT BLIChTJO


We have received from the publishers through Mr.
J. c. Morgan, of Exchange Place, the following new
books:
\ PRoSovSCTSG AND DEFISING DIcrloSARY OF THE
FSGI.ISu LASGrAG abridged from WebSters
American Dictionary. BY ChAunces 4. Goodrich
y. D. Professor in Yale College. PHILADELPHIA :
j. p. Lippncott 4 Co.
This is a volume Of 600 pages, handsomely printed
and bound, and one which must prove Invaluable to
every student, and every one in any way connected
in with literature. The particular merit of the
book consists in the absence Of the obsolete and
useless words that cucumber the large dictionaries ;
the complete system Of the pronunciation and accent
uation The chief vowel in each word being properly
marked as well as the various sounds Of the conso-
nants: the brevty and perspicy Of the definitions
the grouping of the synonyms: and the appendix
containing Walkers Key to the pronunciation of
the classical and scripture proper names; Il vocabu-
larry of modern geographical names tables of the
abircriations used in writing and printing a col
lection Of Latin, French and Italian words and phrases
and account Of the principal dctics and heroes of
antiquity. The great feature of the work. however,
is the precision with which the meaning of each word
is pointed out by comparing the word with its syno-
nYulS. We give an illustration:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-19

- FOR LiEsIRpOOT4-The Al fast sailing
EfI , jean rhn Mara then, Tyler, master Is
A+- vi -anJ III brYr immediate ii paci For freight
~ b.-n, trt,5, 'ppy I"
j. r WHITNEY 4 70, 81 'nronlcIet street
n"' RHEFf \ .titWElL4 1lN hlrhcG street.
%r" p - g, Amply TO the FHptnin . HoarI4 nj
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-04-24
Donation Visit.

The congregation and friends of the Re
Mr. EDDY propose making him (and his fai-
ily.) a social, friendly visit. at his residece
on sixth street, on Wednesday afternoon and
evening, the 3o,h inst. Persons lwin. in
the country and others who cannot co1yen-
iently be present at night will attend il tn
afternoon from 10 ) o'clock The cIize's
generally, withoutregard to religious opinios,
arseordally invited Those who feel fire. to
do 50, may eyince their regard for highly
esteeafed and faithful minister, by don SONS
either in money Or goods rs their fame, may
dictate By order of the Commit.ee Of Ar
nngements
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-04-24

SCOTT u CRAWFORD
Il EEP the largest snl best assortment Of Stockings
IN anc Gloves in the city.
81 doz thread grey, mode brown, black and white
Hose, good, 2+c.
80 doz % heavy thread double heels anil toe.
ana nTericr Isis Thread 90
Black, white and mode spun snd raw silk do;
general misses and chdrea's STOCKINGS
p do gents grey snd bro half Hose l)to I2sc
% coz extra heavy 4 thread 10;
20 doz do fine do:
. doz do fancy d..
3 doz Mems long Stockings;
20 doz ladies good cotton Gloves at 5e per pair;
- do ltsis threaA to. II TO loo
large assortment silk aud kii ilrish do,
French SILK Mitts and Gloves:
Misses sni chiiircn's MittS ard Gloves;
Ladies' Vests ana Gents silk Unsershirts.
we can suit any body. Remember tho Striped
Dst4s April 10