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The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-11

A QUEER MlsTAKE.-A young man ac
companied two ladies into dry goods store,
in this city, few days since, to examine
the assortment of shawls, and the salesmeu
being all occupied at the time, in waiting
upon customers, they proceeded to that part
of the store in which the shawls were dis
played upon the counters. A lady was
standing near by, with her back towards
them, and the young man supposing, from
her motionless attitude, that she was not a
lady, but one of those wireeframed figures
usually found in dry goods stores, picked up
a shawl from the counter, and placed it upon
her shoulders, in order that the ladies with
him might exercise their Judgment upon it
To the dismay Of the gallant youth, the
supposed figure turned towards him with {
look Of indignation, and the shawl dropped
to the floor. He, of course, stammered ou
an apology, aud asked pardon for his seem
ing rudeness, which the lady condescending
" granted, and walked off. The shawl wa
picked UP, and the further examination O
the assortment deferred until one of th
salesmen came forward to wait upon th
dies.--Rtchmoad Wkig.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-11

N1GGEas GETTING NIcE,-We clip the
following advertisement from the columns Of
that great Black Republican organ, the New
York Tribune:
4 MULATTO GENTLEMAN desires BREAKFAs7
y and DINNER with a respectable private family
who are good livers, and reside not above 18th
street nor below 4th ST. Address B., box No. %
Tribune Office.
This "mulatto gentleman" who desires
quarters in "private family" (white, {"
course) where they are "good livers," wa
no doubt accommodated. Among the devo-
tees of nigger equality who voted the Black
Republican ticket at the late election, there
are of course many who would jump at ths
chance Of securing the presence of "mu-
atto gentleman" to breakfast and dine nj
their tables.-N. Y. Ledger.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-11

CONTESTED SEATS IN THE NEXT Cox.
GREss.-Amos j. Williams, American, vii!
contest the right of Hon. Daniel F. Sickles,
Democrat, to represent the Third District Of
New York in the thirty sixth Congress /;
Governor Kembe, Democrat, will join
issue with John 3. Haskin, auti-Lecompton,
if the latter succeeds in getting the eertifcats
for the right to represent the Ninth Districr
of. New York John W. Ryan, Republican,
denies the claims of Hon. Thomas B. Flor
ence, Democrat, to the seat of the First Dis
rict of Pennsylvania; Alfred w. johnson.
Democrat, will endeavor to show before the
next House of Representatives that he is
better entitled to speak and vote for tha
Third District of Maine than Ezra B. French ,
Republican, who has received the certificate
of election. Francis P. Blair, Jr., Republi-
csn, has announced that he stands ready to
prove that his opponent, j. R. Barrett, Dem
ocrat, in the First District of Missouri, WAS
elected by fraud, and on that ground he will
claim the seat.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-11

GENUINE ELooUENoE. There is no peo-
pie in the world with whom eloquence is SO
universal gift as the Irish. When Leigh
Ritchie was travelling in Ireland, he passed q
man who was a painful spectacle Of pallori
squalor, and raggedness. His heart smott
him and he turned back. "If you are in
WANT said Ritchie, with some degree ot
peevishness--" why don't you begF" "SurC
it's begging am, yer honor; but see how
the skin is spakin' through the holes of mt
trousers and the bones crying out through
me skin | Look at me sunken cheeks, anC
the famin' that's staring in me eyesl Mar
alive it's begging I am with a hundred
tongues y
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-11

TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. of our
exchanges says "the wite crop of Gasconade
county, Mo, this year is estimated at %, 1000
gals" The wine crop was referred to, but
$4,000 gals will make good crop of wives
notwithstanding. The Hartford Times, no
tcing the death of an editor, says she was a
high>Dinded gentleman and pungent wri,
ter" Perhaps he was stump speaker of
the higb,winded school of oratory. A Loco
foco editor says ''the Democracy are licked
like band of brothers" Instead of linked,
and another says, eve have vet the enemy
and we are theirs" Types play sad prank'.
-Louisville Journal
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one of the gang, whom the young lady had
no difficulty in identifying and swearing to
the three-fugered Jack" being the guiding
clue to the discovery. The stolen property
was nearly all recovered, and the old rector
always decIared-and with truth--that he
owed his lie to the selfpossession and juGg
ment Of his eldest daughter.
The only i'll effect of the great trial to her
nerves, was disposition, on the part of the
young heroine, 10 listen for midnight sounds,
and start uneasly from troubled dreams
but time aud change soon effected its cure
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A Coon ONE.-We have seen and read Of
some cool things in our day, but the follow
ing, which we derive from an esteemed and
always entertaining correspondent, is posi-
lively iced A young lawyer got his first
note for collection. twas against country
customer; so he sat down anu wrote him a
letter in due form, advising hin that bis
note was left for collection, that it had run
for long time, and required immediate at
tention to save costs Iu about ten days
be received this answer:
VALLEY Forks, Nov. Is, 1S49.
E.T. H., Esq, Dear Sir: l received your
polite note this day. 1t was directed to the
post office at Freetown. The mail comes
from your village to Tompkinsville every
day by the stage which runs from your place
to Owego, leaving your village at six O'Clock
in the forenoon. From Tomkinsvile there
is mail every other day to Freetown, and
also to Valley Forks. From thence there is
cross mail around the hills and through
the lower towns in this county to our place
once week, but the postmasters on thai
route can't read very well, and sometime,
keep mail over one mail to spell out tn,
direction. By directing your letters to thi'
office, where | get my papers, I should ger
them general in about three days after yor
mail them, and about week or ten day.
sooner than if directed to Freetown; whicl
delay might in some cases, be of considers
Bile consequence. hope, my dear Sir, yol
will not suffer any inconvenience from j
this time, but l thought it best, as yor
seemed little ignorant of the geography o
the country, to give you this information
that you might in future know how to d'rec
to, dear Sir, Yours respectfully,
JOHN CALKINS.
P.S.-As to that note you say it cha
run long time can only say, as the bo
said of the molasses, Let her rum"
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November ID, 1856. ll-5t
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.


REAL ESTATE.
ON Monday, the 18th day Of December
" next will sell to the highest bidder,
for cash, before the door Of the Court House
of Yazoo county, Mississippi, within the
hours prescribed by law, the following de,
scribed lands, situate in the said county,
viz:
The southeast quarter Of section thirty,
the north least quarter of section thirty one,
and the south west quarter Of section twen-
ty-niue, in township fourteen, north Of
range two west, containing about four hun
dred and eighty acres. These lands were
conveyed to me by james R. Crippen to Sc
cure the payment Of certain money, as will
more fully appear by reference to the Re
cords IN the Probate Clerks Office Of YazoC
County, in Book U, p. 289.
The title is believed 10 be good, but act
ing as Trustee, / will convey only sucl
title as Is vested in me by said Deed 0
Trust. The lands are bottom lands, nea
the YazoO River, and in a good ueighbor
hood O. r. HAMER, Trustee.
November 8, 1858. (tds.
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DIRGE.


BY CHARLES G, EASTMAN,
Softly!
She is lying
With her lips apart.
Softly!
She is dying
OF q broken heart.
Whisper!
She is going
To her final rest.
Whisper!
Life is growing
Dim within her breast.
Gently!
She is sleeping
She has breathed her last.
Gently
While you are weeping,
She to heaven has passed.
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1t is stated upon the authority of those who
have heard it, that cat, when her tail in
pinChed bet ween door and post, utters th'
vowels a e u with great distinctness. -
If the injury is prolonged, she gives, and
y, also.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-11

The Boston Post says that brandy appli-
cations are recommended for badness, con
tinued externally until the hair is we'll start. !.
ed, and afterwards taken in generous quau
titles internally, to eIsneh tie roots.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-11

A Maine editor says that pumpkin in thst
State grew so large that eight men could
stand round it. Thisis like the fellow who
saw flock of pigeons SO low that he could
shake stick at them
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An ALLIrERATIvE WEDDNa.--Ata resent we'd
ding in Albany, the bridegroOm's name was Ken.
drick, the three bridesmaids were each named
Kate, the three groomsmen we're named King,
Kendrick, and Kenison.
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Mrs. Partington, speaking of the rapid
manner in which deeds are perpetrated, said
that it only required two seconds to fight q
duel.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-11

Mrs Hope Scott grand daughter Of Walter
Scott, daughter Of John Gibson LOckhart, died at
Edinburgh on the 28th of October. Her husband
assumed the latter surname on his accession TO
the Abbottsford estate.
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GUARDIANS SALE.

GUARDIANS SALE.
DURSUANT to Decree of the Pro-
/ bate Court of Yazoo County, State
of Mississippi, made at the October Term,
1858, thereof, we will, as Guardians of
the minors Henry, on Monday the 10th
day of December next, within the hours
prescribed by law, expose to sale at pub,
lie auction, in front of the Court House
door in Yazoo City, on credit of twelve
months from the day Of sale, to the highs
est bidder or bidders, the following de,
scribed land, situate in the county and
State aforesaid to-wit:
A lot of land in the town Of Dover, sit
uated in the southeast corner of the north
east fourth Of the southwest fourth of
section twenty, in township ten, range one
west, and containing two acres more or less,
and described as follows: Commencing at
stake at the south east corner of said
tract and running thence due west four
chains aud eighty nine links, thence north
twenty five and half degrees west two
chains and forty-three links, thence north
sixty>four and half degrees east, six
chains and fifty-fve links, thence due
south five chains and two links to the
beginning; also, the west half of section
thirty three, northwest quarter of section
thirty-two, and the southwest half of Sec
ton thirty>two in township thirteen range
one east, north east quarter of section five,
north half of east half of southeast quar-
ter and east half of southwest quarter
of section FIVE in township twelve range
one east, north half of west half of north
west quarter Of section five and north
half Of east half of northwest quarter
Of section six in township twelve, range
one east, northeast quarter of section
thirty~two, township thirteen, range one
east, and west half of southeast quarter
of section five township twelve range one
west.
Bonds with approved security will b.
required for the purchase money.
W. L. KING,
P. JOYCE,
R. P. FRAZIER.
November 13. 1856. 1l-5t
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
DURSUANT to Decree of the Pro
l bate Court of Yazoo County, State
of Mississippi, rendered at the June Term,
1858 thereof, l will, as Administrator of
the estate of Young Berry, deceased, on
Monday the Goth day of December next,
expose to sale at public auction, for cash,
within the hours prescribed by law, in
front of the door of the Court House in
Yazoo City, one Land Warrant belonging
to said estate.
JAMES @. BERRY, Admir-.
November ID, 1858. 1l-5t
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r 3. g. PERKINS,


ATTORNEY AT LAW,
YazoO city, Mississippi
xrTIIL practice in the Circuit Courts 9
wv Leake. Attala and Holmes counties, tn
Eeveral courts in Yazoo County, and the Cour'
DslS At Jackson. Sept. /, 1858.
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ge9oQ 9lO~'8s>
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOTS IN
YAZOO CITY

pY virtue of Deel of Trust made by
ID James Ramey, and E. R. Ramey, his
wife, on the 26th day of August, 1857, to
the undersigned, to secure the payment Of a
certain note therein described, due to P.
O'Donnell, and expenses attending the
sale, (which deed is recorded in the Pro-
bate Clerks Office in Yazoo County, Book
p, pages 81 and 872-I will, on Wednes-
day, the 5th day of January, 1859, proceed
to sell, during lawful hours, to the highest
bidder, for cash, at the Court House door
in Yazoo City, the following described town
lots, viz: numbers 43, "A, As, and 46,
together with all the improvements thereon.
Acting as Trustee, | will convey only
such title as is vested in me, which is be.
lieved to be indisputable.
Z. B. RUMBLE, Trustee.
Yazoo City, December 4, 1858. Ttds.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
JONES & BOWMAN In Court of N. T.
Pugh, J. P, in and
Vs. for Yazoo County,
Mississippi, at YazOo
ROBERT W. SHIPp. City.
WHEREAS, a Writ of Attachment, sued
w out by said Plaintiffs against said De,
fendant, before said Justice of the Peace,
on the 18th day of November, 1858, and
returnable on the 11th day of December,
1858, for the sum of $40 90, has been
executed by summoning James G. Bull as
Garnishee, and that said Defendant is not
found Therefore, said Defendant is hereby
notified, that unless he appear before said
Justice at his office in Yazoo City, said
county, on the 9Th day of January, 1859,
and plead to said action, Judgment will
be entered accordingly.
N. I. PUGH, J.P.
November 27, '5S. (5t.
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G0SOs>
A. M. HAR L 0 W /,
Attorney mt Law

vAzOO CITY, MISSISSIPPI,
It'll. practice in the Probate and Circuit
NM Courts Of Yazoo and Holmes Counties ;
also. in the High Court of Errors and
nu' U1oals Ia At Jackson. [Oct9'58-ly
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

November 27, SO. Is
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NrOTTCR.-THE COMMTTTEr ON PAWS or n

NTOT1CE.-THE COMMITTEE ON TAXES or THE
IN board o. touncilmen will meet on Thursday. April
M2P 10 The city Library room No. W City Han 90
sde the following petitions for csrrecon OF taxes viz Jh
w. McVunna Auolphus Berlyn, samuel Martin John Tp
pen; ~ Born, tharles Baker, Amelia Willis u. ShAS
W. fnst Iangs'an N. Cspw, Henry Robinson q ~ Bur
chard. uedden starr Thomas } Pope. Henry An Ter
James CLARKE urlh Levy Pierre Bertrand John Char
raudi MARY Bryan Mary OBrcn Mary Waters DR.. Jos
ueorge barclay, George Ross Chss A. Rapeo, SsrN
Mckenzie Chsf les Besrdsiey, ~ &. IIasey " " Bl01i
Ismster Edward Shea W 4. Jackson 90, Mercantile ~
Paul, W. T. al. v. Gender =. Hart0g Henry Gree ! !
Solomon. r. l.. Davis, u. y. Movi'z NJ 4. Peiv1'1
Dutch Reformed Church nsrem u r. Robinson ~ d.
burn w. q Sone, Mary Clancy John Bowie = Hutch ne
aud V. LecCmpie. CRAWFORD, lComwips.
Gtt.MkRTTN, \ of
J0llS u UEAuVN T,.. .
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Supreme Court.

Before Hon. Judge Clerke.
MARCH 25.-Jared T. Kirkland w. The Illinois Central
Railroad Company to stay the proceedings during
the tendency Of the appeal granted for ten days after the
decision thereon provided the defendants stipulated 10
have the appeal heard before two JUDGES general
term.
Before Hon. Judge Ingraham.
The People Of the STATE Of New York The Rector, dc
Of Trinity Church Of the CITY Of Nee Ferk-Mo,ion de.
MED without prejudice TO renewal of the motion fur
ther afNtavits
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SPORTING.

A INV YACHT, IN PERFECT ORDER, ABOUT FTF.
"a teen tous, with cabin and furniture complete fast
sAer and strongly built for rough weather for sale low Ad
cress Dor IS Post Office, New York
ELlB BOAT FOR SAIL lis q FEET LONG, COPPER
ssteneo throughout has been used but price
xlup includinf oars col0rs AZ
water ~ days notice. Address bso 4 ~ Pos once
L'OR sAJE-A MODEL YACHT, Oy ABOUT TEN
tors two years Old slnop r,rged tas aud very sua
cabin well furnished vi %
copper pump wndass and all tn appurten.ncse
Price Ss0p ADDRESS L.. box $40 Post ohce
LNOR sALE-A WE'LL BUILT SAIL BOAT TWO ygaPs
IT old good sails rigging, sc perfect order
u cash viii be sold ioN Address Dor is9 Herald
ofce.
DIGEON pATCHEs-sTNGLE AND DOUBLE TBrs
tAy. ai watts Boiel Couey Island PLANK rJsd Great
Frort tske Tlscesurc Pedestrians co se Green OF
cs u sLieeuh street aud wsk tbencs " Var is sht-
es.aAcC
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THE Lk.CD IRE SEASON,
A MEXICAN GEOGRAPHICAL AND STATISTICAL So.
LECTURES on THE EAST
Niblos Saloon entrance lower door on Broadway.
Lectures 10 commence ~ o'clock precisely
tsr LECTURE. sArrKDAY, NARcu q, 1855
Introductory remarks on behalf OF the committee.
The Relations OF Syria 10 Modern Commerce.
Rev. Joseph T. Thompson. ID. -.
% LECTURE, TUESDAY. NARcH 30
Rev. VIM. N. thompson Of gyrs.
Lebanon and the Countries bordering the Jordan
30 LECTURE THuRsDAr, AFRfL l.
James 7. Barclay " n Of Jerusalem
Jerusalem and the Country between the Mediterranean
The Dead SEA with PARTICULAR reference ia Commercial
Capabilities
sTH LEcTuRE. SAruRpAY. APRuS
Capt " y. Lynch. 4. s. ".
The Dead Sea Expedition In o0nRecon with Syrian Expo
ration
trH LECTURE. TUESDAY. ArRn6
Rev. N. ). kaphAu. Ph. n.
The Undivided Hebrew Empre-Its Commerce and Tnfu-
under King Solomon he Geographical Position nich
Promoted It's Development
Rev. A. Fischel. Pm ID.
The Interest with which the Holy Land Is sim Regarded
Tickets be obtained the Of the society New
York University, Washington square between AMI 50 cio.k
~ Mr.. Thomas Green's druggist OF Broadway
and foureenh Nessrr Garter Brothers Broad
q Spring street AMI s Mr. SHELLS Of Nassau
and Wall streets.
Course ucte,, -; single ticket 81
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INSURANCE COMPANY.

INSURANCE COMPANY.
LtfREHEN's FUND INSURANCE COMPANY
The books for subscription 10 the capital stock OF the
Firemene tuBd Insurance Company open AZ the
Office No l0 Broadway basement OF the Metropolitan Bank
MARCH % 1883
DAVID MIII1REN
FRANKLIN ". DELANO,
CHARLES NeDOUGALi.
JOHN HENDERSON, Com N issOuers
fFrEA ~ TITUS,
JpoEpE y VAFFUN. IR
IFNNt A4aN,
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FIGHTING FuGrvK.-A negro named Charles Randall,
pretended fugitive slave, went into the oce of Fred
Douglass at Rochester few days ago, demanded money
fugitive, and attempted to whip gentleman in the
ONCE for nsiuuatDg that he was an imposter
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TRAVELLERs, fsUIDn.

HUDSON RIvRR RATLRoAD-RxPRKss TRAINS
II for Albany and Troy, stopping principal staona
nesting With Wessrn and Gorhern leave Chambes
street al 30 and II ~ A. NJ, and 4tsP. n.
A. SMITH, superinteaacnt
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
4N WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing v ednssdsy January 6, 1851
New York, al
all stations north
s1P.M Express, for Albany, sIoppinssi the principal
sl6P NJ For White Plains stopping a, all inermeia,s
stations.
Trains leave TIE depot corner Of Twenty aud
Fourth avenue, New York, at
s.lsA NJ For wulsms5rdge, stopping al all intermediate
iiso A NJ white Plains Do DO
Pop. N. williamsbridge, DO do.
SDP ~ Milerton, stopping At Willamsbrige and all In
termedste stations north.
.9P Croion fslls stopping at all intermediate stations
Returning trains leAve Albany for New York Al -
lismsbridge
sas ~. NJ Express stopping all principal stations
WIN. j. CAMPBslL superln,enoem
DENrsyLvANTk RAILROAD,
The great central route 10 the West ZINE Al least 10
short and of fare aud freight "a iowa times As BY
other For tickets OF 70 contract Tor reigh
from New York 20 any point the enre west call a. the
company's Office No Aston House, New York.
j. L. ELI,IOfr, Passenger Agent
LFECB 90, Freight Agents.
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fSE WARDS


CS REvARD.-LOsT ON THURSDAY, TIRE IsrH.
Do white greyhound tan on he ien ste; Lest in
Broadway between Eighteenth Siueteenth
rvinR information bis Whereabouts
him 70 $50 Broadway, VIII receive the soove reward The
owners nsme - on the collar.
CE REwARD-LCsT, IN WILLIAM STREET NEAR
sDD frarkfor purple eoloret Turkey wallet
fastened W N Al IN rubber strap Containing notes Of
~ 600 each, sgred y. ~ rrimble judgment for
$50 signed by James Brooks receipt and Tor
fJO0. signed James George. and other no,ee. receipts
aud All 81 hch vslue-ss % the
Any peson delivering the 70 Warner LoJpe ~ PARK
psre viii be literally rewarded.
ON REWARD LOST THURSDAY MORNING 2sTH
GU inst. going from "a Cortland
q broadway sn1 PARK place sr In bills and hree three
possre stamps folded IN letter from ID L. seeker direed
40 Winton, Champn Langley Of SIG broadway The above
reward viii b. paid leaving the above
SIC brosdwAy. or Al - Cortlsnd street.
elm REwARD-LosT on THURSDAY TIE isrH
sgtO inst white reyhound tan She sn side OF his
hesd was 70 II IN broadway between Eighteenth aud Nine
feenh streets Any person giving information % bis where
shouts OF bringing him " $50 broadway, Herald sce
viii receive ihe above reward The " r. r.
on the collar.
cSn REWARD STOLEN ABOUT A WEEK 400 2,
marked H. The above will be paid the recovery
81 the hides on leaving them al so Fourta street
NATHAN HIRSH
GI.UUU March is, 1Ss-One thousand dollars rews-l
viii paid By this bank for the apprehension safe
custody In this city Of benjamin X BrOtherson late third
bookkeeper in this bank, defaulter large amount
i've feel eight inches height sandy hair and WHISPERS has
peculiar habit Of carrying his extended from his body
r. H. ARTHUR. Cashier
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CONFEDERATION NOTICES.

NroTIcE -TuF COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC HEALTH or
IN The board Of Councnen will meet IN the City Library
room No il City HALL on Friday, the 18th inst att r
Pardes having business before the committee requested
10 attend y CFRAzER, , COMMITTEES
A. NcGARREN \ Public Health
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ONE OR MORE GEN

FURNISHED ROOMS TO i.ET;-osE OR Mokh BE- ss I'm
tieren cal be accom- modated with pheasant Wei iur
nished ,psrrneris in small private iainy Inc house h
pleasantly situated and contains All tne mosfn
,nepfs Partial hoard " desired Ilease call ~ ~ West
p'c'sntt sIreet tstv,tu Iits ID tixh ayCrues
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sEGARs,

w my stock Of Havana, domestic and 8erman seRars
have facilities thai enable 70 underser any regular i'm
porter manufacturer This denonstrate Al any
ment bave Of toe largest nusetores In New York
and The stock used Of the finest quality that cssh can pro
euro. O. CHEEKS. II Broadway