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The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-13

own order in London; La lies fine God hun
ing and Diamond back Wrtches;F Fine iamnn
Ba watches: Fine dag ond sets Of Breastpinh
Earrings bracelets and rings, together
all kinds of Jewelry kept in Jewelry store
Silver Ware in "ets of to Z piece. 81
Knives F rks Spoons Cups Goblets Salt StandI
&c,
Something New
We have in connection with our Watch De
partment, the manufacturing OF Silver War
Jewery Setting Diamonds in the most oeal.
tiul Style
Engraving executed as asu.ual.
Vicksburg, XTEIN& BRO.
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NEW AND rAsIITONAnLE

CPRING and Summer Clothing. James A.
- Coulson Co., are now in receipt Of Al
unusually large and well sci 'cted stock a
fashionable spring and summer clothing Of
their own manufacture and will continue 70
receive additional supplies by every teamef
leaving New York during the sumner.
They invite their friends and the public
general to call q d examine their stock.
sicksburg may 4.
J. 3. CHENOWETIt,
HOMMIS SION and Forwarding Merchant.
~ No. 25 East Front Street, Cincinnati. O.
March % 1855 45-ly s
Sprany aud summer Arrangement Jor 1856.
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Elegant Clothing for
Spring u N d 8 u I'M I'M r

A I'D dU@kut. q Ce. ~ .M.gaz ne 4
"A co mr. o, GTasi-r. are now in c ipt o
I 'er Spring au' sumn rr stock of cloth ng, nj,
which m de in The best mr. nd most "a III
ion le styl aid from The oicest m I rails.
They " u ) aisp civ nnttcr 10 t,rs- in wa
of wi I clcth nq, that il l. not VT too late Il
huv go d ovefcnat, for th, have still on ha, a
comrete I G OFT avy q ods wh CHI tn v ar.
sell ng .t greatly reduce pric =, Bows AMI Oh /
dren's ri ing Of all kin 8. furnishing 20 dis %
every desc i,ti ~, .unk Gu PIT b,ss and UNI
hrel,ss; Ind q Rnobe, articles, Of very va ETY..
fhe prices are fixed. Alfred NJ oe &. Co.
50 Magazine street, corner Of Ira. Ter New Or.
leans. f-p III, n4-i,
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New orleans (arts

view srlt0uS Y 6fOS
A.riessiey & Hem
Nos 90 and 81 Camp Street Mo- Orleans.
Importers and Dcal rs I'm
Hardware, Iron, S.eel Nails, Tin
Plate, Zinc Sc.
II EEP consian |, IN hand large and we'll
IA assorted s,oc. Of every ding II their line,
co np,ising variet, e
Plantation Gods, Carpenters,
Smiths and Cooper's Tools, Bull
ding material &c
sxes, Hoes, Sire, -, St,aars, OK. LsE, Trace
oil CHAINS; nals, spikes, csstinu-, p ughs anvil
10 ., IN tbs be low. sock a Il Iii ., Screw
Pl4 O., 'l.nes. HIND ro-s su', Mill aud 9th I"
We. hatchets hnmu,ers. ang-rs, ialrs, sqaa res.
G mpa>"s. braces and It's, shisels. p,E"s, files
as .. drawing kni,e, C @rsss' Joiner.' 1r ss
Sh airs, Sc>suss So sthes, sic sles sheep shears &c
60.
English and Swedi.h Rar Iron,
Ho ,p, Sheet. B iler 4 Plough Iron
English and American Bl,st red
Steel, German spring anu Cast
Steel
Mill and Grind Son :, Men Tia and lard c =.
are, Paints aud ellis; varnish Glass Tar Pi,ch
urp utn- Oakum, etc.
TIL arr agent. fr ,he sale of
II Imam Others. T. letr tel Tennessee lr m
tn tia "ph rys lie Sheet aud Polt Copper CO
{; l. II INK. RI ntstI u and Church els,
Al Of which the ofer a, the 1 w.s. INA rke'
pics and op he nost rras matte 'ernIs.
In
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NEW STORE.
.U.T.EV(DI< & CO..

Corner of Canal d Bourbon streets wis
open on Monday. the 4th inst. new invoice q
CHOICE SPRING GOODS
received per ship Rober. from Havre, cons st.
il g in part of
DO DO do do DO DO do do a f."Rsa
Rich Flounced India Crepe Tissue;
do Grenadine;
Embroidered Swiss Robes;
do Lac Robes:
do Muslin Skirts:
New Fancy Rerege;
do China Muslin;
Lace Shawls;
do Pointes;
do Wells,
do Flouncing;
Embroidered Muslin Bands:
do Jaconet bands
do Hsndkerchiefs
do Lace Curtains
do Muslin for Bars
Double Bobbinett Lace.
Black and Colored Silk Mantillas
do Embroidered do
White do do
Misses do do
A spl ndid as crtment Of Embroideries of a.
| the newest styles.
Chemi-ettes,
| Bro hes:
| Guimps:
Collarates:
| Capes:
Berthes. &c.
J.LEvOIS & C,
New Orleans. Feb. IL 1856. ly.
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BOYpsuddrnly OF Wednesday. April ? q se.re< f,,,x
Fer daughter James and sarah Boyd in the ycsr Il
her
BURNs-In this city Wednesday. April aged - yesrss
months ard DAYS, John William Burns.
DE ARRIETA On Wednesday. April 2 aged 81 yssx<
Mrs. hauela AyestakAn DC Arets eonso OF isnacie 10
Arriets, ESQ.
DwYER-on Wednesday evening April ?. John D~yer u
tie flst year OF bis sse.
GlLLESPIE-At Wllismsburgh Wednesday morning,
Aph2 Jno Henry HI Gillespie aged "A ycsrs only u
samuel Gillespie
oDoNHELL-on Tuesday, April l. James oDonn<u. sfcs
lrserins illness
RFINER-On Tuesday evening. April l. Berths yoansea
daughter Of Augustus snd the late Sussnnah Re,net ssod
STOUT-On Wednesday uornns. April Laura T., yosnsss
daughter q Psul HeLnetts A Stout aged year..
mouth and IS dsys
sHARPLEss-In PhHsIephs Tuesday. April /, May B..
wife Il Townsend Shsrpiess.
VOLK-On Thurdsy uoainS April aeT short but
III ess, John B. infant con OF Henry and Eva 'oa
Funeral tia evening s q oslock No 10 hossis
street.
MILLETS-On ih day evening the "a inst Jane r. widow
the late Joseph Niliets in the Goth OF Der
efs resp eta y invited att. nd her taber OF Ne
2 Henry street 9Th day. the 9Th inst st o'clock
Her remains will be taAon the neat morning to "essbury tor
nicTmeut.
NORTH-On Thursday morning. April g. Gorhsm 4 Worth.
Of family invite Co attend tbs
to-day az at bis late residence Ne IL
Fast Twenty second street without furthsr invitation
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F.ss h.d 5ls .o'es 90 eoc' q giving shr
gem o v -, ~ VGie' naes me ''s ,o
sny sti'- with MoSesps said 10 Nc. Roach
s Il be hsd siecoresred Be should b,,- done for
cr. c ck ct with Ts1 lo II might have hai $50 votes.
eyt sed against Mr. FLAGS in the presence OF Cooper
Dh,c. e1su- alton resuredi dismissed the TO
Ice ~ alleged seis vs., aaS'e.r compliant Of
BE- de exeeptthe Know Nothing .de he . 90 toe
TsDmany Hal sde the Hard she'll sue aa ae ssHp Se,et
was Sersk ro and dea,fedl Dolaz HrB. MeNesie and
Sexton voted the snmary Hall t xei with tsss usne on
Rt,oh did the with Flags name scratched on
heri'io P Car, sworn was employed n inc ossnsI
County and kept to unaes he
BcNd ar. on The lSh Of N0r-hs5 and u'' +s. "a Ro as
on The 1874 az November ara afirv. both sdes er.
.gt qyen,y ysn 90 he Ssh Of S.--ssI to. sspsr W,
peIyisor OF ,be B. aTteenh presented ot,-rs
The minutes q the County C.nvs''T.i oeah; ron ne
County behind he returns sud con
the sdsy The Board declared " aggregate v'e TOR
Whole number - f4j Of which A1srahC FlssE received
n SIS. John 5 Giles. y 49,; Philip W Er5s l55osi Robert
Have. 35s; scattering So declaration subeqsen,y
ade out that Mr. Fsss elected, having received tbs
jason Ml. ree.llsd5 witness identified se:t.1 tets.. q.
cor hs No ns W; got SP iG' t bo a'se, No
No Wa. called the PeJs. neIes@.O s.Ied II III.
Nc wss called the SOft-Shel trket No was ticket
made Up II s Kinds whoever peased ill Ia eiceps
aaue printed on 1.-THE nsme OF John Giles
MI BrsdJ-A thoss tickets hs's the name 0' MI "Ae'
printed on ~
Crcss.eIsmned-Eo was ths regular American ticket; II
canvss-- tally r~gnln ticket there may have
bao's Of No No g. No snd No sorts received 81
the election positively No SIS not the regular
Hard shell would have been II hsd Engs instesd
Giles No q Of persons Of different parties
No Is inside Up tire otheis II mixtures no -
tie regular Soft she ticket, except Mr. Giles saw some bal
lots If that Kind tad hey were amons the spt' sa"
,e OF No couned there about fifty Of this and cthers
kay counted regular tcAets was iul
ticket and all the names the same. -
Mr. Brady offered In evidence the tally s 81 other tickets
brh
Of the Nineteenth " ard -. .
Henry C. BaLks swou- Witness identified certain affidavit.
hsv been drawn BY him, aud further that be had placed
bis name TO TIE tally list.
The Court then diourned tiFrdsy
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Df ACON-WISTERS-On "Wednesday rDorri-s Apsh 2 ~
tie Rev Dr F.rrs mpnd Deacon 70 sar.A ciy tssskts
OF LOSs Nnters al u Ills city.
GRICGsLDOPAN-Or Sunday, Feb. u. By the Rsv Ms
Yscom the A'orey street Methodist ProtcsssS
Church NJ Jodh Guss, Ma Sarah d. Dora ell u ~
city.
LYTOJ RSFUR-GvERBEH-Ip Brootlyn. on Wednesday,
Ar'i :, BY ths Rev. DR. I. Wipki-msnn. Mr. Augustus
lOiourDeur to May eldest daughter Of Guereer. go
PnINNEY- COOK-Cn TUESDAY Jaa. g. BY the Rev TkoA
A'mA4e d. D.. Geo. Ii Fhinney to T. Elisa taushtex q
Norman Cook. eeq.. al OF this city.
P0ST-FLANDRAU-On Thursday evening April B. ~ ~
Rev. C. J. Hopsus Samuel L. Pest to Eue,ins dsaSh-
ter q William Fandrsu, all Of tbs city.
RtDD-LEWIS-On Tuesday. April l. by the Row A g.
s1ss s h. rrderce No S South Fourth street Brosk
", Essieru Dset Mr. John H. Rudi to Mis- Maria Lsvs.
Both Of Brooklyn.
SHBPARD-HA2ARD-On Tuesday, April |. by the Rev.
d. Onion Dir jane P Shepard 20 Mis- Jane Ann Hassra
cf BrooklJn.
WEBB BONIF-ol Wednesday ArrI 2 BY the Rev Henri
FoN The residence OF tha brides father Charles d. Wvh$
ssl. OF the hrm 81 W eso rsPran Co 10 Amanda g..
ds6shter Of the Hon John n Bowie q. Of W.iiamsb.rrh
Iour IslsId.
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DEATH OF GoRHAM A. WOr1H.-The painful n
telgeucc has Just reached of the sudden death of
Gorham A. Worth the President of the City Bank OF
this city, He was taken i'll on Saturday last but he
covered with his relatives rs late as o'clock this
forenoon without inspiring any apprehensCns OF his
sudden demise. Soon after, however he fell into
Quiet Sleep end at rest forever. His disease was
inflammation of the lungs. Mr.. Worth was born in
Hudson in 1888 and therefore in the I'D year of
bis age His 'ather, Thomas Worth, came from Mar
tba's VINEYARD and was of the company OF emf
grants thence and Nantucket who founded the
City Of Hrdson. One Of bis sisters was the mother OF
/. W. Olcott Of Albany, and another was he mother
Of John W. EdmOnds of this City. he began HE rs
me cha IL Clek in the store of the faher OF Judge
Eduonds ia Hudson be then became clerk ~ the Bank
OF Hudson: aiterwa Cashier O. the Mechanics ana
Farmers Bank of Albany, then asher OF the | nted
States BrCnch Bank at Cincinnati then CASHIER Oh
the Tradetmens Bank OF this city, whtEce he was
ira sferrcd 20 the City Bank with Which he has been
connected, Cashier and President, shout thirty one
wears. He elected Cashier IN 1925, and President
in 1888 lie leaves fCur sons and two daughters. As
a finanCi Mr.. Worth skifll md sagaclous, AMI
ofunimpeachabe integrity. Anatural ciTcurlspecon,
sbrowd insight into the characters Of mea and long
experience, fitted him in remarkable manner for
safely conducting the affairs OF the Institution of which
he was long the principal officer He possessed many
amiabe qualities ~ private mac and bis CONVEX
sation was lS vly and amusing. He frequently en-
uoyed bis leisure hours in literary composition and aus
productions in prose and verso though not often al
lowed 10 appear in print, were handed round among
his friends and read With pleasure. hv Post, ID
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Application, finishing Up oonseeuiv eness
Clt rs life peIog disease E1s4ihaion VITA written
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Hon HORACE Mann look pom Pbrenoiogy the guide
Philosophy and the handn aid Of Chsuity Whoever dis
semnates true Phrenoloey public benefsctor."
PROFESSIONAL EXAMINATIONS with Charts
and written descriptions svea when desire at tho
Puhs,oLoGIcAL CABINET No 500 broadway.
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Tin NEW ROTARY LOCK-FOr Store Doors,

Delx c-rosseses the s'rcash sirnpsty snd security
Of the beet and ron safe Locks IN IL nn
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u,ss, sxprs ordered l tecurEy lays IN ~ 1po-
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XnN,s KATHAIRON= The immesss pOpularit

q THE uneousled Toilet article entirely without precedent
I've nosry eco coo bo,es FER year and the demand
constantly Increasing IL he Hair when II has fallen
out preserves and beauties IL, mpar,ing 10 beagutui
Close removes dsndruf sDd keeps the Hair perfectly eea
wi It's delightful Ieume renders IL the plssantes article
ever made Sold c7erywhere by al respectable dealers
HEATH WyNxoor Co. Propre ors No % Liberty 81, ~ l.
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PTIOy.-I desire To treat all COnsump-

,e. Int rruary those who tired al other physicians
With AZ ret E,Ierence has show that Con
SUMPTION readily any other d.ase, and that LUNG
CouGh 5EUr positive for Consumption IN at ito
ya0ed forms Mrs. 81. J. NABN
PsyeLiesl Physician and TheaPentst So West hh' T.
OEce k.us ~ N. to- =. IN, Wednesdays excepted
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advertisement.
FRENCH CHINA DINNER AND TEA SITS, &c

Just received pe, ship T. Palmer, 500 hundred Dinner
Set. Sc Tee DO offer the importation cot, on &C
conn, Of large invoices 10 arrive Also immenss stock Of
r.rl { az T.hs Glass w. }. 7. DALEY = Co.
Marble Stores Nos 65l AID 6SS Broadway.
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GAS CHANDELIERS, BRACKETS. &e.-We offer

an sor this ass Of goods h.t SURPRISES variety any
thing eve, efose exhibited NeS IoIk-al 70 be soli
G rInisson less than the usua rates w DALEY
4 Co Matte Stores Nos 63l and 81 Broadway.
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

Tows ELEcTIoS.-The following ticket was chosen
in the town OF Graveserd at the annual election on
Tuesday: Supervisor, William Bennett Dem; As
rcssor Hendrsk b. Wyckof, Wig. Town Geek,
Nicholas Shllwth, Dem; Commissioner Of Highways,
Barnard1s j. Voorhees, Wing; Justice Of the Pesce,
Nicholas Stlwel. Dem; Superintendent Of Common
Schools. Cornelius S. Sryker, Wing; Collector. Ar
tiop Nichoae stivel and Abraham Van Sickles,
Derns.. and Ab-am F.. Stiwcl, X. n. Wing; Consts-
bIes, John Friend, William Mott, John Oliver, John
Emmons and William Tindsle. Poundmaster Corne-
liur {. Emmons, Nhig; Commissioners q C)mmon
Land, Bnrnardur j. Ryder. James a. Williamson and
Jaques stilwel, Whigs; Town Treasurer, Lawrence
Ryder.
NONINATIoss FOR CafEF ESGINEER.-The Board
Of Ofice q the Fire Department Of the Eastern District
mated for The Once Of Chief Charles c. Tabo the
present. incumbent, and H. p Co. Engine Company No
MI Talbot received ~ and Mr Gee The election
taxes place Oh Mondsy, the 18th 81 Ayr.
J. Haenbake. OF Engine No T. elected Secrs,agy
and ALFRED H. Mills OF Erzine No. J. Collector Of this body
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WINDOW SHADES, White and Buf Holland

PicIvxs CosDs TassELs Ae- vholesa aud re.aa by
ooDF al WINPLE Manufactures, No. 70 CaihsriLes
EewYo Country merchants supplied & the lOH rIice
AID on the most nah, teruA
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lAi,ertiserr eni.
G.sI Gas Gas ENTIREs of new ard beau

= - Se,.sn, rs, ont Tor the sYring Trade.
A. lie Cke.pest And boz PosrssLE Gas WoRks Of new
1 Cd coosrncou Tor P1sse dwellings. villages. Ac
Pr hoessle rsta al ssest haaaasturHs Depot
- Ss Rrc.dv.v ARcHER, RAEAER L co.
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BuRroS's THEArER.--A new comic play was pro-
auced at this theGter as evening, translated romtho
French by Mr.. Bourcicault. The name ncoeossrily
e.ies attraction; the dialogue is brilliantly written,
and the piece is full of rapid changes from gloom to
csyety and the dark dungeon to the salon of dance
AID faro But it is of those peculiar French plays
,hhh loses ats sparkle in the paste of English mita-
ton, and the critic would really require that magic
dng round which the action turns to unweave the
Ielicate complications Of the plot Mrs. Howard's
,Dotiye gayety and happy counterfeit Of age, and the
handsome presence of Mrs. Parker are, however
pleasant thugs TO look on and under their bright pro-
lection the piece prOspered and may fret few days
lie on Mr. Burton's stage. The scenic pictures are
pretty; that Of the dungeon scene drew much ap-
1lause.
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Of Cows ana dealers therein
warned couniereinns Stimulating the trade marks OF
labels Compsny under rein Of being prosecuted eiv
and eI.ul inAly, to the extent Of tie law.
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DI~EANES Of Ihf IN - 'ii'i
CA. specialist devoted TO the popular discussion OF tbs
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No. s28 roadway, New York.
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IAiyeua@rertl

RrtIs.-NExEELY's celebrated Church, Fac.
49,, s.-.rho,t Locomotive School. Plantation ssG o,hss
e.ns.ry on hand sod for sale ~ fAIKsAsxS Co.. a.
th.r s<u.le W .rsssssr. No ne BrostvsJ
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SCATTERING DIHT THROUGH THE STRERI.-Tbe
Policeman yesterday arrested number Of for
nuissDces By spuhts dirt scuE the str,ets numbsr
eso taken hio custody for hesecting provide tbr
with numbers
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WILSON'S ORIGINAL DASDE1iON COfFEE.-
The eeuuI cold Wholesale by BsRSss PACK HEGEHaS,
CLARK Co.. and SCHiEFPLs BROS an a. rets by Drug
.. generally Manufactured at Hos Is and II Fast 18th st.
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CITY TIE u s.

Nss Clara Darling will deliver LongfeTows poem Of
g,avatIa At Niblos Saloon, this evening; dressed in
Isdian costume, and with appropriate aboriginal
.oeoery &C. She has made thirty recitatons of this
avori,e wo at Philadelphia and elsewhere.
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IAcvrrftsemsntT
we invite the attention Of dealers and others 70

~ f,s. .s.k Of CsskBsLIEss and Gas FiNrvsT. on new
.isf a. .t,fvi S.sr,s Of oUk o1s sASvf .crvst
hrrossLG BAILEt 1 CO, ha - arVsa'S''
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ABAsDoNNEsr.-A young married man named VIM.
Springfield residing Grand street arrested Yesterday by
Constable Dsnnn charge Of sbaE5onent Accused
that be would lot live with his wife heesase she ndu
RELY in strong driIk. Held for ex..uinatiCn
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TIE following sales of ReN Estate were made at
auction yesterday:

auction yesterday:
BY 4. j. Blocker:
Ho-s and To- 5st A., near 81 AZ xlt15. ......S 2oo
House AID lot Madison a. near Market lot ZAiV a.,
house co ssS
ot On 18th st. near u Nv
LOT on 10Th w. +oh -, 2iS1los...........' 1sV
2es on sN l1th IT., esc p xlO, soy esch wv
ot on ; side seth ST. betw st snt 2 Z5Nl~: Soo
House ana lot w side Hudson st. between Barrow snd -,
House and lots W side 9th sv est liA and l'A SIS o'
BRoONiYN PROPERTY.
Ejop.. nd lot On 81 Place ueaT ruauins through
10 u place lot 75X@0o. 10 wv
By L. II. Ludlow:
Hot y side 18th near D. eoNIoiS
House lot : aide -9A bet Lo.oson s'o ~ AVS "a
House ard 10. aide s5d Sih house Ssh 70 $3.50
House and lot No. 20 Grossly -. near bIoolno 10y wv
House and ot No 80 W S5th bet IN and ''A avs ~,
House al lot No. - W 2.;h st . 81 - Sh ard 18th
BsooKLYN PKoPEETY.
House and lot OIL Main ashiny0n, with -.
, ,o.s l.. sS.in'r, ls,ii .... 100
B.ock adjoining asst house az iu lots t0ss,ssf 9
by Adrian II. Muller.
2hos,-. ard lets No la Fulton -, runnn: through 70
An Nc 20 both lots front 2SX,St b-weeu iSss.u
y, and Broadway together 81 &c
House and lot No. n W 81 a. near 9th lot 2tI9Ss V
The lot No. 81 Bo~ey, IS bousesl lot ~
Tor on sSth St sth 2lo
10. on aJh ST. It'll sT full size so
lof corner Broadway AID a6th ST. fall gore 800
10. Adjoiuns Broadway aud SA Sc I'll sofs, ''V
BY James NJ Miller;
lot Gu c0rne 9th and 18th st. lot $50
SCHOOL ExAYISArIos.-SehcoiN No -, IN CLARKE
street near Broouc, was examined on Wednesd%. The
hu;ld;pg = coumodous some modification o. the fur
,trra rou'd Ia des,sh,e, Ile ekc1ll.Nss ~ u,
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IAdye0iisement.i
BEADS

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
For sale by
n. P. BR W.
No 1856 Peau~t Sev.IOrt-
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tAtveTisemsnt
FRANCIS SALTRR. VI. D.,

OcuLisr AND AyEIsr.
No. Is Bond ST New 0rk.
Ofse hours from 70 u N. and 70 p -
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KINGS Comfy HosPITAL.-Number Of patients
received for the week ending April je boSn B. dLca!s,i
q; dec> ssed. 81 total remaining 49,
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Az UNKNOWN MAN FOUND DRowNED.-Thc body

At UNKNOWN MAN FOUND DRowNED.-Ihe body
Of uLinow shout IS Of found yesterday
morning email brook the junction Of Fifth avenue and
Fshythd street The deceased ia supposed 10 have fallen
into the trot shout II o'clock the evening yious at
that vnR Ia the neshborhood heard scream
but looking out Of her house could dsooyer
thing Coroner Gamble held inquest upon the BODY and the
Jury rendered verdict, Accidentally drowned The po
liz identified the deceased without home who had
frequently lodged the Station House but aid not know hs
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Twill present epiton,e Of our esdy hist~y which
"could not through any other means be reasonably
expected to be presented to the public"
TIE book this year extends TO 600 pages. Of which
nearly half are historical 1t Is well printed and like
its predecessor does just credit to the taste and in
dustry Of the,venerable Clerk OF the Common Council
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-11-13
No. 56ll
Notice of the withdrawal Of Lands In Mich.
No. 56l.l

pursuance of the Of congess ID June 1885,
railroads in said state, instructions have
the from sale aud location Of tho following described
until directed heretofore ordered by telegraph the
3Uh OF May last 10 witi
Office DuscAs: An the lands the district in the southern pc
nnsuIa IA township
SO northern all the lands north township
49, and west Of range 10 west
All the lands the district all those
ships IL, IL, 49, and Ia lying Of range IA west
Office All the lands the district except
townsps situated north Of township IL and
and those north of township 10 and east ofrange east
Office DETROIT; All lands in the district lying
townships and IL north, and all situated
Office KALAMAZOO All the lands in district lying Of
rangc6 west. sss
Office SAuLr GTK. MARIE; All the lands the district situated
south township 81, ranges 90 TO 81 inclusive.
South Of township So, in ranges 80 to 81 inclusive.
Soulh Of township SO, in ranges Is and 30.
South Of township 81, in ranges 81 and 30. ...
North of township 49, in ranges 80 and 40; and
North oftownship 10, in ranges Al and AZ.
Presidents proclamation No. $50, be July
Ste Marie which will therefore, be offered the public
my hand General Land Oce ut the city Of
Washington, this thirteenth day Of June, 1856.
June A-law6wt Intel sarl Commissioner