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The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-25


Tuesday Morning, o'clock, April 18th, 1856.
Board Of Police met pursuant to adjournment.
Presentation. N. &. NYE, President,
J.H. Voolfolk, John w Jones, Members:
M A Jenkins, Sheriff; J II HollingswortIr,
Clerk
Ordered, that the Commissioners of the Poor be al
lowed each SO per day for each day they may be in
attendance at Regular meetings. to be paid by the
Treasurer out uf the Poor fund.- ON the order of the
President
Ordered By the Boarl, that on the receipt of the
report Of j. j. Michic, H. Harrison and r. b. Wilson
commissioners appointed to superintend the building
of the addition to the Jail stating that the contract
has complied with his contract, by furnishing said
commits sioners, have reviewed. sal Jail that it shall
be the duty of the President of this Board and he is
hereby empowered to warrant to issue to the
Contractor for the balance due on said contract
The following claims against the County were al
lowed and warrants ordered to issue therefor towt;
To George W Jones, executing warrants state
ease, Sc 90
To NJ A. Jenkins use old Phil saving wood, IA SO
To Till Davis for medicines for prisoners, 3 50
| To NJ A. Jenkins amount overpaid Treasu-
rr Tax of 1853. 274 %
To j. r. Richards, over-assessed Tax, 1855, 4 80
To Thomas B. Alsop, one day us member of
Board, 90
To NC. Nye, two days member of Board, 90
To j. III. Voolfolk, two days member of
Board, 90
To John NJ, Jones, two days as member Of
Board, 6 90
To J. NJ. Hollingsworth, clerk two days, 90
To N. A. Jenkins, sheriff two days, 90
! NJ A. jenkins, Sheriff and ex-ofico Tax Col
ector this day returned into Court list of insol-
vencis and erroneous assessments for the year 1855
! viz:
Amount of State Tax, $l9i 80
Amount of County Tax, 95 &c
Which said amounts are hereby allowed and or
dered to BE certified to the Auditor of Public Ac-
counts m
NJ A. Jenkins, sheriff and ex-officio tax collector
for Yazoo county, this day returned into Court
additional assessment for said county of real and
and personal property for the year 565, made and
collected by him, as follows:A ~
REAL EsrArE--State Tax, Sal 81
County Tax, 20 60
PERSONAL EsTAfE-State Tax, Ala %
: County Tax, 296 81
It is ordered by the Board that said additiona
assessment of both real and personal estate be re
- and fled.
4. that Court adjourn dstil Court in course
~ N. Gl'NYE, President
) <lettA " IN. HoLniscswoKrH, Clerk:
a ~ -------- -.
MARnrAesS.,aE aE Puscrss RoY Nc
ILAsD.-The New York Epsaiap-
|. authenticaIIy advised the PnncO -
England, now in u sixteenth year Osteeeiyqq
) Is betrothed to REnce FREDERIcK of Prussia,
E young gentleman some nine years her senior; an
! that they viii be married probably in the cours
I of the current year. se.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-25

n@- "No one would take you foi what you
are, said an old fashioned gentleman day or
two since to dandy, who had more hair than
brains;
aWhy?" was Immediately asked
aEecause they can't see your ears. .
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-25

o. A Sag Nicht paper says that Benedict
Arnold was Know N Nothing. Probably he was
but then he Withdrew from the eAmerican party
and went over to the foreign party, very much
after the modern fashion.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-25

neA- Sag Nicht papers tell ua that Millard
Fillmore is an Abotionist. Will they point
to single Abolition paper favoring his hotni-
nation. aNs 4-4a s4e
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-25

TuE RIGuTs OF WoMEN.-A petition has
been presented to the British Parliament for
more liberal legislation in reference to the pro-
perty Unmarried women, authorizing to hold it,
in th,I right. 1t advocates also change in
the common law that obges husband to be-
come liable for his wife's debts contracted be-
fore marriage.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-25

DANGEROUS CURVE find in Southern anti
American paper wood engraving representing
sam as walking off with brandy bottle in his
hand. The ant-Americans are very imprudent,
says the Louisville Journal, to represent him thus.
They will have all their own fellows running af-
ter hin.
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dent oi Bo-rd u Itusooos6.-I 1884
ii, Range East Of said section to Henry Vaughan.
be received aud filed.
Ordered. that the Boarl now adjourn until toinor-
row morning o'clock.
Tost, N G.. NYE, President.
joan u. HoLIINGswoRTH Clerk
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Ordered, That the Clerk of this Board advertise
(by posting notices thereof in three or more public
places that proposals will be received at the next
Term Of said Board, to be holden on the 81 Monday
of May nextfor furnishing one hundred cords ofwood
for the use ofthe Court House and JAIL said wood to
be delivered ranked and measured by the lst day of
November next.
Upon reading and filing the petition of c. L. Du-
bisson and others, for Bridge Short Creek, on
the Satarta road 1t is ordered by the Board that c.
l.. Dubisson, Miles L. Brown, G. Armstrong, Chas.
Calvett and John T Judkins be and they are hereby
appointed commissioners to examine into, and report
at the next Regular Meeting.
Upon opening and filing the petition Of Charles e
Green and others fora Bridge a slough, on the
road from Benton and Vicksburg to McCartys ferry
1t is ordered that Joseph W Lear, Thomas r. Holo-
man, W. W. Wildes, Samuel Dilley and Charles Z.
Green, be- and are hereby appointed commissioners
for the purpose of examining into and report the prob
ablecost of said bridge and that said commissioners
make report to the next term of this Board.
The following claims allowed and warrants
upon the Treasurer ordered to issue therefor towt
20 SV Stewart, Coroner for holding inquest
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-25

1t has often been charged that the Admpis,ra-
ton is in the habit Of prescribing American
citizens in favor of foreign Catholics. This
charge, we think is clearly sustained By the
following letter from the Hon. r. c. Puryear
of North Carolina, addressed to the editor OF the
"American Organ in Washington City. Such
proof as this cannot be denied, and no Ameri-
can citizen can read it without feeling indignant
at the shameful course pursued by Pierce:
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Dec. "a, 1856.
DEAR SIR:
see in your paper of the 22d inst,
statement concerning the appointment OF
Postmaster in my district at Madison, Rock
ingham County, North Carolina, which desire
to correct. The conversation to which you, al
lude was between Mr.. Horatio King, First As
sistant Postmaster General and my lf,and not
with Mr.. Campbell, as stared in your article.
With this exception, the statement is correct,
as far US it goes but does not embrace all tha'
occurred between Mr.. King and myself on that
OCCASION.
| When I made application for the appoint
ment, Mr. King asked me if the applicant was
Know Nothing! / replied that did not know
whether he was or not: and asked hun II II were
possible that his being knoW NotnillS "oulu
be an objection? He replied: Yes, ana act
ing under orders, not to appoint, any Know
Nothing, and to turn out all whom | know to
belong to the order" ! then asked him., if
native born citizen and foreign Roman Cath
oc, both equally competent were to apply for
the appointment, on which would he bestow it!
He said he should be compelled to appoint the
foreign Catholic. then lett the Department,
aud do not know whether any appointment has
been made or not.
Very respectfully,
/ Your obediens servant,
r C., PURYEAR.
With such facts as the above before the peo-
pie, there is not much danger of Amerlcanlsm
dying out very soon, An Administration that
gives 'foreign Catholics" the preference OF true
native born citizens, should hardly receive the
support of true Americans.
IIorc' OF the ID en- ocPltic Record
Since the nomination of Mr.. Fillmore by the
American National Convention,th foreign presi
!, Throughout the country, have been yuinly en-
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-25
POLICE PROCEEDINGS

Proceedings Of Regular Term Of the Board
of County Police Of Yazoo County, held in the
Court House OF said County, in Yazoo City on
the I'D Monday the l4th day Of April 1855.
Present Hon. NATnANIEr. G. NYr, President,
!" John w. Voolfolk, Member,
John w. Jones, /.
Thomas B. Alison, &c
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-25
The Song Of :" NOthim shorter"
By W. II. TALBoY.

THAT rare wag, JOHN Pnas,x, of California. hae
song Of aHawatha." We find it Il IN the Gossip .
of the Knickerbocker for April-which, by the-bye
keeps as usual wish its everpopular intellectual
repast The song of I" Nothin Shorter" abounds in
local hits, which, to Californian, II reader of San
Francisco papers, render it still richer morceGu ]
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-25

At this iuncture, Amos johnson
Rushed tumultuously nom his grocery,
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-25
Very respectfully,
Your obediens servant,
r T. PIIRYFAR.

More OF the ID ocPltic Record"
Since the nomination of Mr.. Fillmore by the
American National Convention, the foreign pres 5
tbtoughout the country, have been vuinly en-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-31
jersey City Vows.

CAAR1m NOMINATIONS Tho American or Koow No
Wing CITY nvensiou sontisng Of vsntytZo de eeAtss
astsd DAVID Aaoners for Mayor George Ford for Re-
err or P. D. vroon Tor Collie tor and Moses Beamhal
member Of be O DER and strongly posed at his
lnst sl.ctacD ~ th1ao vho now nominate him.
The cemoarsuo City C,nveniin viii meet this evening
The cemocrAts Of the Fourth ward have n, minated
eensca Alssr and n 8. WickwAe for Aldermen
PIOr 10 BREAK JAn--A plot was discovered on Friday
BY Mr. Jsmes H. NeskirE keeper II the Hudson county
5an, IN whish 1--WE desoera Q ehArX ,ters con-
Ard for thss and buglarics had consprei to break
Jail ane, tespatsh his life IN doag 1t necessary.
pssonsf who 9verbea the plot gave Mr.. Ne wkirk in
6snatn respecting IT. ae has taken to pre-
vent the contamination of the scheme
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Obituary.

obituary.
On the ga inst Capt. JOSIAH PARIS, father Of Hon
Virgil Farris died In Backae!d Maine, a,ei Is years
and menths. When but about sixteen years old, he
81 ssmp.isps he was With Generals t,rsen ana sai
vsD in the battle ~ Rhode Island August a. 178 aud
supposed TO be tue last survivor OF that hard fought
soDes. Capt. Paris born Pembroke Mass, and
settled In Buekfsd in 1793 where he has resided
siroe OF about ninety revoluti mary soldiers who set
Tied In that town, be was the l, st.
ME- JAMES THOMAS died the Esd inst, at the resi-
denee Of son. Oh. Jno g. Thomas, of Midway near
Alse esvils Ca at the advanced age Of ono hundred
and ten ears.
HsJ CuAurcEY r JOHNSON veteran Of the war Of
1872 disd in Warrington city Thursday. He served
tAe ortI frontier non-comm,ssi0ned officer,
ard at the battle Of Piattsburg in September 1914
sergeant msjor of the Thirty first United States In
fantry.
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asosvsrsd In the house q Patrick Gs MIS- No. % Onion
svsnss Eastsrn Diszi,s L. orisnsssi In closet i'd
ss s1tnguahsd the hAaes before material damage WAS
tcnA
7HRAA1nsHe LuA-A solored man, named Perry VIII
rare, rsioisg In O'ck street, arrested Saturday
sight, about II O'Clock, by officer Ward, Of the Sixth
Nshist shA'gs Of breaking THO the apArtnents Of
CaSlotte In che building and threatening
Aey hie. Held for EXAMINATION.
BradLAn CAuGm-A man who gave his name ~ james
yostsr, vas arrested Saturday afternoon, by odaoer
Csmgs Ball. Of the Fifth District police, in the sst Of
~ shbg into . house in Division Seve III
street.. On his perscn found sSt Of sGeleon keyA
Accused was committed 70 walt examination.
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Our strcexs.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
hscnetAsg L. Done 10 ard clearing The piuoi pal
streets Of The and filth sc,umula ed the
eenisg warm wsather will undoubed create pest
lsnsA Why DO not ths police enforce the laws 10 rela
Non ~ gAr6sge and coal sshesP The 20 regu
hrH round still the strees Ret With every de-
SsripteD Of n-nsive matter. have taken the HERALD
Ron he 6rst number to this day. ami have ways found
you ready in coed to cry Aloud AMI spare not
Hsssa follow up this suhjeet until some good rssuis
Only sAe hook at the condition Of the Fourth Fifth and
SIKH wards. CONSTANT READER.
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YDHF sMrIH50HIt v HOUSE,
Broadway, coYr. OF c cuson street. New York
single Ioons ~ eeut5. 70 cents and 81 DER day
Par.ors, with bedrooms, 81 SO 10 81 per dsy.
Meals extra. and ordered
THIS ard large motel
Having first c'fs location,
And all he appointments OF the nighes. priced ho.l
Invites the attention OF travel crs, Including FAINT los
RESTAURANT,
A spacious saloor ON Broadway
Having rooms y iGinir 8 Tor families and parties.
Open se We II 10 The pubic the guests Of the hotel
Employs only first claSs cooks,
And Cny first c!Gss materials.
fIHsT CLASS MEATS FROM LAWRENCE, OF CENTRE MARKET
Vince, Ac from original sad first class impor;ers
Everything else 4 on, other first class dealers
Furnishes meas ri all hours
Wih every luxury of the market.
Al moderate rates.
The guest paying tos only what 10 ordered
THIS DrpAhrar.T HoTEL
hss a bureau connected,
Which will supplv ~ families
Bread rolls, ice cream, cekes pastry TO-
Made BY frat c sas French Coz ec,ionsrs,
And OF the vefy hes. material. SIDNEf ROPAAN
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MORE MONEY MISSING IN BosroN.-The mys

MORE MONEY MISSING IN BosroN.-The mystic
Nous In which various osm7nsy have
me to time disappea red from me of the banks on STATE
strset has been ihs subject recently of much remark
ana the theme again revived the TACT tina. day
tWo since package sent from the Suffolk Bsuk to the
Monument Bank In Charlestown upon being couuted ct
The latter back found to be 81 900 short Another
Instance Of deficiency occurred In transaction also
NEEDED with the Suffolk Bank wherein So 900 Is unac
ecuYtah]y missing; and still another wherein tbs Ham
ton Bank Is minus g. TOO. These affairs would to
justi euapcion that there IL loose in that
hank.-Boson Journal, March &c.
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FEVER AND ACUE.

% NEGROES CURED AND COTTON CaoP
20 saved.
The following unsoi ted letter. from Southern gentleman
and planter, is 0, universal Interest,":
CLAYTON. ALABAMA, March 49, ls56.
DR. RHODES -Bear sir-in justice make the
msn OF fac Your lever and agas medicine without
doubt tie best article forth tor the OF III oube
some disease On my psnttin twenty eight
me month o. October mostly cotton pickers tried quin
ne; mad no eoitve efeot began Is despair OF
cotton ercp. My neehbor, Er John n All Ter 1ei onr
medicine; he 70 me to get 1t ara iumeda,ely meaCed
uslng IT, haDds took It without losing cav and got well
smos With the frat cose. II sorket Ike charm never
IN my life have thing 70 sanlyely ssat
y Cour bus, Ga and got r ali supply and shall be
wbout It, II fd Il In the countr. Very respasfnIy
;oms, THOMAS EFOaD
hbcdes' fever and aSuc cure sl.doto omsiArs the
only harmless remedy in sytcnce ~ certain
vertve cure" Tia VIII feel tn chil'g coina
op, ard you viii newer bsve sing.e orc.
JAMIE IBoI Es proprietor, Providenos r. I.
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On Friday, Mach 70 by the Hev. Samuel Cooke, NJ.
ROsxH SnunDs to Mss kARaAxn DoxoHu1 bosa Of this
city.
1t Kent, LshAsld county, Conn.,, on Saturday, March
90 BY the Rev. H. g. At vsier, Of st. Andrews cnursh
AlcsnAID hcNAB Of Gasg Scotland, - EnABsra L.,
daughter Of the late se hsn JONES' farmer Kent Plains
Conn.,
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LaneoDheim's New Series Of American
views upon glass and coored 10 nature by W
fhe P Nvile Goal Region and other views. For sale
b. BENZ. PIKE 4 Sons, 6l8 Broad way.
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600 to 1000 Portraits OF the People Taken
aay.-A the latest styles ampraypes phoot7pes. photo
graphs &c Prices % and TO cents and extra cost TO gu all
lesns. Depot OF the ma shine pictures $50 Bioadway.
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Naval Intelligence.
ne United States steamer Water Witch, Commander
Xhea Psss arrived At Rio JAneiro the 18th Of Feb
ysary, from Nontsviceo.
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Whiskcrs and Moustachcs Forced % Grow
az weeks BY my onguen which viii not stain q nWs The
ntn III bottle; sent 70 any part Of the country. r. a..
GRAHAM, b65 Broadway Haya MS Fulton srsst Brooklyn;
usdber A South Third street, Philadelpha.
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State and National Law School, POugh-
Aespsis n. Y-Superor system; training IN the practice with
aes Witnesses in all the business details of tho
1o1 and IN sxtemporaneous oraory Send for circular
W
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HoIioway's pills ana Ointment.-In Hxter.
nal there an natural rush Of blood 70 The
pay Affected The effect OF the ointment 70 dsperse The
oa fever The pulls relieve the system, through the bowels,
q Al trkAuuG Influences.
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rhaloA PaplAlan Lotion or Floral Beautifier
~ beAutfyirg NE complexion and removing freckes tan
mburns pmplos spots burns seads s.inga, chappe1 nps
Ace and hands. For sale by PHALON, and al drug
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POSITIVE Cure for E1hsu,n afism, Pains and
Stiffness OF the joints &cRINGs compound syrup OF hy.
dodae OF sarsaparla and yellow dock Thousas
have used It. and shere is such word as fall Sold By
@. H. RING, Druggist,
1Q2 Broadway John
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Cameo-types.-Winia Brooklyn.

Portraits, In Cases, ~ cents; Large Size, 80
eenis; colored ambrotypes STYLE Two operators
wsnted. QUINBY CO.. picture factory ass Broadway.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs ard Toupees
rcHs admiration among al connoass9rs IN at suite Of
- only reliable arole Of The Kind Whossle md retsn
cRBTADOROs, No. Aston House.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-Wixs and ToupccS--
fAe best IN the world. This unriysed and original dycs sp
Ave improvements III 0thers being chef douvrcs o.
aeNance ard durability pecurAr to this esabishrnent
BATUHRIOR'6, z33 Broad way,
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10 the Ladies "A Splendid Assortment 81
nnhnery hdies and misses' bonnets, trimmings
kons flowers &c. aa WI. 8. IRvINEs. liz Canal street.
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Depot Of Cornelius & Bakers GaI FIR
tuea-E. BAUGHwOUr, b6l and 500 Broadway, begs
inform the public that he is special agent for the sale Of
hnpa &C. and opening Q most superior assortment
Of and beautiful French and American designs, which be
sfers ct extremely low prices. -~e.s
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wedding and Visiting Cards, Envelopes,
ne latest % noty so;sy and Ss,nes.
Inscriptions coats Of cyphers, &c stone EYER
On 500 Broadway, Of Duane street, 1s0
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Singers Sewing Machines All Persons
wh for information in regard to sewing MAD mes
okain office OF n Singer
O's Gazette paper devoted entirely tho sewing machine
interest Copies supplied Grans -
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Sewing Machlnoa.-Shuttle Machines, with
A improvements Infinitely superior b. and rapidly super.
sedng the nberpg wheel shuttle machines heretofore
palmeA OF high prices offered ~ the subscribers
b addition their extensive and complete A0ck of other
1nachr o., at the low prices Of E5 GROVER BAKER,
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THE MILITARY.

THE MILITARY.
A EMORY. GEORGE +. VAN BURNT GyAHD NEW
"A YORK. March 30, 1856 Notice members Of tae ssoye
company hereoy notified attend meeting and dr ~
the Mercer House, Bryome Mercer
ne.tsy evening. April 2, at "a o,cock. BY order.
7. l.. SHANDI,EY, Captain
ROBERT EAGAs, orcer.y Sergeant.
TINIoN BIFLEaEN.-AN ADJOURNED 2EErtTG or
this coTrpsry will be held =, Gobc Hal 3U Broadway
on Tuesday evening" April 81 7h o'clocf. 70 comp etc az
en.p t celebrating the twentieth anniversary Of tho
celppsny BY vote of he mselDg.
SAMUEL \. PARKER,
Chairman ard iate Captain U. n.
W. g. MosKNus Secretary.
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Defiance Salamander Safes.-Robert NJ
Patrick the sale manufacturer IA the United States Of the
above ceebrs ed s and patent powder proof defiance looks
md Uc1 bars Depot 102 Pearl street, door below
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Window Shades, White and BUR Hollands,
ssrer's prices By Wo6DFoRD MEXPLE, IS CstSarsns &
Country merchants supplied 1T the lowest prices
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Wigsi Wigs! Wigs.-o.oOo elO. Wigs and
all others for A. elegance nasur. ard d
Broadway pces Back and front hrajs curs
Ac tasty and fashionable, very cheap wholesale and
retail n Maiden lane
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Automaten Bird Tree for Sale 1T Repre-
In wthorn tree amidst the snowy branahes Of which
bright pumed birds M from branch 70 branch, without the
nep dany visible mechanical assistance The motions Of the
tor hardly artificial The mechanism
b connected with clock which II In motion every half
A., c5 Broadway
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shell Comb Factory, No. 3O5 Broadway,
sAbshed In combs and shell work Of svery de-
scripuon made and repaired equs TO new Ako great va
Byoadvay. corner o Duane street
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A Great Sacrifice on window Shades and
paper hansinG at 2l Greenwich street 5000 rolls Ame
French eatins Is 3D. 2s D. Cd; 4O0Ools
md FrensS aod M b rolls blanks reduced
and store 10 let AZ 26i Green witch street
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Sewing Machines.--The Public arc Hereby
snuoned sgains purchasing using sewing machine
having rotary feed motion feeding Wheel or any other
nion feed all such machines infringe our rights unlsa
Mcsnsed BY Suits pending against the Bier ma
snes Machines duly licensed Of A vartcies may found
at TIE Offices Of TIE WheeeS Wilson Nanufao
mrns Company, and the Grover Baker 8 %, s43 aud
O6 Broadway. NATHANIEL WHnELKR,
O. n POTTER
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Most Comfortable Yet.-FOr Ease and Com
r Aere h nothing Ike the son ha; now fashionable They
be made becoming other species masculine
head gear II you doubt try those OF WHITES 18 Fulton
street, between Broad way and Nassau street.
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QH EAhT TWELFTH sTkRET. sHOVND BLOCK FROM
~ Brcad~sy-A gentleman ard wife can aud Art class
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