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The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-05-05

The incorporation into the course of studies at
Yale College of an agricultural course, will be of
vast benefit to the country In England also,
agriculture has been exciting good deal ofi1terest
lately; and there is good reason for it, when it
is considered that the soil of that country 10 be.
coming less fruitful every year According to az
eminent writer, who has made clrsfE. Llalyss
Of the contents Of the sewers Of London, the au-
nual loss to England Of fertlizng elements which
are allowed to run into the Thames, is more than
forty millions of dollars That is, the value of
the materials now lost would, if applied as
manures amount to more than sum. The sewers
of New York, if the value of their coateatH BE
estimated in the same way, conduct to tie OCEAN
every year sixteen millions of dollars worth of he
very essence of the Soil. 1t is to be hoped tbat
at no distant day, science and art will devise and
perfect some method for preventing this extrava-
giant waste. In the mean TINA, q dozen or more
different artificial fertilizers are put forward by
their inventors and manufacturers, who claim for
them that they contain the very elements which
are extracted from the soil by crops. Some Of
lnese are eACeHenJ' Uut CueUllCal hudlySls anu
experience on both sides of the Atlantic have
clearly demonstrated that Guano is by all odds the
best fertilizer and since the introduction by the
American Guano Company Of their guano from
Bakers and Jarvis Island, it is by far the cheap
est Repeated experiments in every section of
country on sugar, cotton, tobacco and rice crops,
on corn wheat and other cerials, on all sorts of
vegetables, vines, fruit trees and flowers, prove
most eonelusively that American guano is fully
equal If not, as many planters and farmers think,
superior 70 Peruvian guano, which latter is sold
hat $65 per Ton, while the folmer costs only $40
The difference in price between the two articles
is accounted for by the fact that the one has to
be purchased of the Peruvian government by
those who export it from the islands which be-
long to Peru, while the American Guano Com
pany own their two islands THESE islands are
in the Pacific Ocean, near the equator. The pre-
fix. american" given to the article by the
company being merely trade mark 10 distinguish
it from other guanos.
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b, L0IIS.

DYER OF SILKS of every description and
| } Scourer of Gentlemen's Clothing. Is prepar
ed to do all kinds Of work in his line From long
experience in his business. he feels safe in guar
anteeing full satisfaction to those who may favor
him with work a
B6" Shop in the same building formerly Occu-
pied as the "0bserver" printing Office.
Yazoo City, Feb. II, la60-9m
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-05-05

DAINTS, OILS. &c.
/ 10000 lbs pure White Lead.
5000 " French snow white Zinc.
bbls Spirits Turpentine.
Chrome Green, Chrome Yellow, Paris Green,
Pat. Dryer, Umber and Sienna, black and blue,
and everything used in the painting line, just re-
ceived by THOMPSON 4 GRAY.
March 10, 1850.
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Valuable RESIDENCE for Sale.

ETHE undersigned offers for sa e, a fG1T1
Il valuable RESIDENCE, together with g
15 acres of LAND, situated within 4 of a mile of
Yazoo City. The building is comparatively new,
with rooms below and up stairs a good
kitchen, servants room and other necessary out
houses, fine cistern and valuable orchard on the
place. Terms will he reasonable. ~
oat THOMAS METZLER.
March 10, IS60-2S.
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Executors Sale of Valuable Land.


PURSUANT to decree of the Probate Court
[ of Yazoo county, Mississippi, made at the
February Term. thereof, A. D. 1860, will, as
Executor of the last Will and Testament of Robert
H. Cage, deceased, sell at public auction, before
the Court House door of Sunfower county, in the
town of McNutt. on MONDAY, the I'd Of April,
1860, an undivided ne-third interest in the fol.
lowing lands, to-wit d4
All of Section two. The west halfof Section one.
The north half of Section eleven. The northwest
quarter, and west half Of the northeast quarter
of Section twelve. The east half of the north
east quarter of Section ten. All in Township
nineteen, Range three west.
Said interest in the above lands will be sold on
the following terms viz One fourth Of the pur
chase money to be paid in CASH the balance
on credit of twelve months--the purchaser
giving note with good security, and bearing in
terest at eight per cent per annum from day of
sale. A. H. CAGE, Executor.
March 8, 1860-27-
The above sale has been postponed until the
fourth Monday in May, 1860.
March 81, 1860
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NOTICE..


HKOM this date, offer nv entire stock Of
1 BuGGIEs and FURNITURE at as Low rate:
n ,1e same description of goods can be obtained
n new Orleans. Call and examine nv stock be-
U,e Ss, purchasing elsewhere, as / am certain ths
tov sS ana quality Of my goods will give satisfac
'"' Has- good assortment now in store.
s..., E. L. BOWER.
september 10, 1850. rom.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-05-05
WATCH REPAIRING.

|e HAVING DETERMINED
IN. to devote my special attention to teEA
80 the Watch Repairing business. 49,
sSuls hereby respectfully give notice to my former
'snas and patrons, and to the public generally,
%M Si hereafter ali watches entrusted to my care
an Os repaired exclusively by myself, and war
sa'ed to keep time to the entire satisfaction of
~S owners. 9 ssaspH t8@ S@H. WILSON,
'a'aOo City, November 6, 1853 leae Qy
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-05-05

The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, :.
Yasoo County,
l, John Brumfeld, Clerk of the Probate Court
of said county, do hereby certify that Edward l..
Bower, Agent for the Etna Insurance Company,
located at Hartford, Connecticut, has this day
filed in my Office the certificate Of the Auditor of
Public Accounts together with a statement Of
said Company authorizing him to transact busi.
ness of Insurance in this State. according to law.
- Given under my hand and the seal of
r said Court, at Yazoo City, this 10th
I r. Z day Of March 1860. as
49, JOHN BRUMFIELD, Clerk.
Business attended to with dispatch and fidelity.
policies issues and applications solicited by
3. L.B0WER, Agent
Yazoo City, April IA, 1850 ,T
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STATE OF CoNNECTICT, |
County of Hartford.

Hartford February "a, 1860 Then personally
appeared H. Kellogg, Secretary, and made oath
that the above statement by him subscribed is
true according to his best knowledge and belief
Before me, VIM. D. SHIPMAN,
Justice of the Peace.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-05-05

gSY~ In ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose
the Money to our address for the Tickets ordered,
on receipt of which they will be forwarded by
first mail.
The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be
sent to purchasers Immediately after the draw
ing. All prizes under one thousand dollars pay
able immediately after the drawing.
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Those who prefer not sending Money by Mail,
can use the Express Companies, whereby Money
fer Tickets, in the sum of eight dollars and up
wards, can be sent us at our risk and expense,
from any city or town where there is an express
office. The Money or Order must be enclosed in
a Government Post Office Stamped Envelope, OF
the Express Companies cannot receive them.
bSS" All communications strictly confidential
BoE@ Purchasers will please write their sigma
lures plain, and give their Post Office, County
and State.
Circulars containing full explanations of our
Schemes, etc., will be forwarded by mail, to any
one sending us their names.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates by Mail OF
Express, should be addressed to
HODGES, DAVIS & CO.,
Macon, Georgia.
December II, 1859-ly.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-05-05

STATEMENT

OF the condition of the PHOENIX INSURANCE
" COMPANY, of Hartford, Connecticut, on the
81st day of December, 1859, made to the Auditor
of Mississippi, pursuant to the Statute of that
State, approved January 81, 1857.
1st. The name of the Company is the Phoenix
Insurance Company, and is located at Hart
ford, Connecticut.
I'd. The amount of Capital stock is.. .$400, 900 90
3d. The amt of its Cap. Stock paid
nm is S100 00O 0o
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y u rARIsoT ..."""..........""""... Master.
hAVES Vicksburg every Friday .H$T -
i ~ evening after the arrival Of the - D
2 r NJ train Of cars; Yazoo City, every Satur-
my at A. M; Greenwood, Sundays at 6 A. M
SeaIning, leaves Sharkey's every Monday at
a. NJ; Greenwood, every Tuesday, at s P. M,
connecting at Vicksburg with the Thursday morn
gg rain Of cars, Charmer for New Orleans, and
nate Is Frisbee for Memphis
Inc Dew Drop connects at Vicksburg with the
sMamer Chamer All freight ordered to be
|SrPpea BY her will be signed through for, at high
Vssr rates, and be delivered at any point on the
on, a%oG Or Taahatchie as high as Sharkey's) with
,,s AZ business entrusted to our, care viii be
promptly attended to.
r rOt freight Or passage apply on board.
February II, 1850.
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NOTICE.

THE Law partnership of Burrus & Armistead
L was this day dissolved by mutual consent
j. NJ. Armistead, in whose hands all the books,
notes and accounts of the late firm will be found
will continue to conduct and conclude the business
of the firm, at the old office of Burrus Armis-
tead. ]. R. BURRUS.
j. NJ. ARMISTEAD.
Yazoo City, Feb, %, 1860--March S-6m.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-05-05

llih. The greatest amount insured in any one
risk is IS, 000 except in special cases.
18th. The rmount insured in any one city, town
or village depends upon its size and how
built.
18th. The amount insured in any one block de
lends above. ...
10Th. Certified copy of the Charter of the Com
pauy MS filed in March, 1857.
KELLOGG Snc'u
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-05-05
50 shares Conn River Co. Stock..... lbs 90
MISCELLANEOUS BANKS.

INSTANTANEOUS BANhS.
so shares Citizens, Wa
terbury ........ ......... $500 90
so shares Stafford, Staf-
ford Sp's...,........... s, 300 90
&c shares Eagle, Provi-
dence, r. l. ,..."..... ,S12 90
Is shares Mechanics &
Traders, Jersey City,
New Jersey 300 90
200 shares Revere, Bos-
ton, Mass s............. 20, 400 90
| 90 shares Merchants St
Louis. 800 90
200 shares Bank State of
Missouri i...............u21 900 90
100 shares Safety Fund,
Boston .........1o 900 90
Other Mis'laneous Items. II 844 65-S3,0l6 20
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IOWsg9tssmsW.lS>
Slst Semi-AnnuaI Statement

OF THE ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
VI Hartford, Connecticut. Incorporated 1873
Charter Perpetual
Cash Capital. "..:....." 81, 100000.
ASSETS, JANUARY l, 1860.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-05-05
$2,lq4,loo o2

$2,194, loo o2
LIABILITIES;
The amount Of Liabilities due or not due to Banks,
or other Creditors-None.
Losses adjusted and due-None.
Losses adjusted and not
due..,.. ,,'I..,..i,,,..,,Zo ool "
Losses unadjusted, in sus-
pense, waiting proofs
or contested. ........15l ,o95 y
v - Sl79, 957 Go
THOS. A, ALEXANDER,
Acting Secretary,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-05-05
STATE BONDS.
Real Estate, unencumbered in Hart -.
IL C:..a:....a4; I o,,;sr;lln md sLU

Real Estate, unencumbered in Hart
ford Cincinnati, Louisville and
Indianapolis ........ 15,996 "
Mortgage-Money due the Company
and secured by Mortgage 454 q
Bills Payable, amply secured ....... 7,O4O st
BONDS.
"A Mort Bonds at 7per ct. 44,ooo 90
SO =. 80. 6 .. $4,000 90
25 Jersey City WaterB'ds
at per cent........ $4,000 90
Hartford City Bonds
6 per cent........".. 81, 900 90
25 Rochester City Bonds
per ent............ 5000 90
10 Brooklyn City Bonds
6per cent?, ........ lO,ooo 90
Milwaukee City Bonds
10 per cent.......... 5000 90
Delaware and Hudson Ca
nal Co Bonds, at g
per cent nt................ II, ,089 60
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-05-05

The liabilities are as follows
5th. The amount due and not due to Banks and
other creditors-None.
9th Losses adjusted and due-None.
7th. Losses adjusted and not due.......$4 ,654 SO
9th, Losses unadjusted ..".".... ......12,05O 90
oh. Losses in suspense and waiting fur
ther proofs %, 600 90
10th. All other claims against the Com
pany estimated at,................. 100000
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fTOMkAN NEW EsT A HlsfsHNnNT,
n Frclnsivcy for Ladies' Aconmpish renfs
Ard Hce for ~e who desire W their sfuri~s under
srnert ats In New Yoik ry wihori being suhJeoed 70
the ordinary rules anf reeiriri1nr q hosfug srhDs
tveryuky Lcp@ntH afeptft W. rry fftfavt mole -
traxhnF Fut lfeUeciee e. ~ ' M AFl0AAAs IA Weti
lA- IL sgldh A.EeG4 ". Y,
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l
CADrhY OF FMUfIC-LINDA-,PArTI
a az n,orrow. Friday kyenng Oelsber ai8
rooAlINLf LAST kIGaT BuI TWO or ruw
cYo oou - 49,, sEAbok.
~ sE or THE OPERA ON MONDAY Oor. q
Ine co.snsny WIZ leave on luesday for rhdephia A.
give on ednesasy the Grand Gala Opera In honor o tbs
IVA q 5s Prince Of Wales, at the American Aoadpnv q
REArPEAKANCE OF ADELINA PATTI
AND sIgEoR RRIGNoII,
who have returned from Philadelphia for
THhkE NIGHTS ONLY.
TOMORROW FRIDAY, Oct
AUalLINA PATTI and BRIaEoLI.
Revival Of ponizettis popular Opera Of
LirbA DI CdAMoUNIx.
First appearance In New York of
ADkLlhA PATTI LINDA,
srppor.ed ey Mad SRAKOsCH. BRIGNOLI, PEREZ
hUslNI, DUBREUILs &c
tstnrtsy evening PATTI and BRfGNoLI
The sale o seats for LINDA DI HAMOUNJX will ooa-
bpst hs morning at eight O'Clock ct the o6os q -
& assssy 81 Mnc a. SHELLS stationery store u wan asss.
-, =, 10 TILE PUBLIC.
ne DIRECTORS respectfully In oonseounnna
~ ne extensive preparations Tor he Ball At tho Aos1s
hnnor .f LORD hrNflrw, the rapidly npprrIacS1
elections the fsl season Will positively oioss on S
THE REGULAR WINTER SEASON
s n eommenee on or about November L. when tho Qoas
-, CARL FoRMks;
The new and Ia Europe highly successful Pr ma no~ss
MLi.l. BABEI.LA INCI.I
And other new artists win appear, IA coupec46o -
oas Wen established isvoriies Ia rapid sucosA1
In Consequence Of previously made arrangements
MILE. PATTI and si9. BRiGs OIL
WI depart for the souh and West return "a uew
Lag them.
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QRYANTS MINISTERIAL.
- Mechanins' Hall S75 nrunlvuw
hoSpAr OcrosEn I, 1890 Aap EvnRV uvuUya
JERkY AND DAN BRYANT,
the renowned EliopiAn Comedans their
kxCElSlOR TROUPE or THE WORLD.
DAN BRYANT
viii for In esht uaoutss vus6 -
nowued original PlAbtastou.
EsskkCH OF NI.D vfkOINNY.
the LAuxhAble Bures1ue-SOes0s PhAlona
POLKA A LA ZOUAvn,
~1h southern Plantation sceuoa
Doors open at to7 Commence as Y 70 e. ncSs1s = -
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LEw YORK AsD nAsL.x Z RI KAIxEoAD. y

\YEw yoRK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ rARE To ALBANY o.
On ard afer Monday. june % 1860 trains viii leave The
geuty svth station Mes yars fuilows-
for Wisrnsbridge and AL stations 7t II A. NJ Ani
ssP. NJ for Wine Plains ID al stations - and
= NJ For White flslns aud all ssi ss, Whit
srtet depot For Groom Falls from Twenty sixth
epot SIS A. ~ Stopping WulAmsbrdg- and stations
tbve. por Dover PaDs frn r~entv rsth street depot 81
Z ~ soppiag Al ht- Plains and siaoas Ab0wshs traln
Mherton every Saturday evening For Albany from
wepiy ~rtk deyot l0l5 A. NJ express mail train,
'iopyng White Plains Bedford. Crotcn Ais sad
orth
RITuRSrN0,
sti leave wIliamzbvcge stopping all way s.aoua ss .
NJ and p. NJ; Whit Plains ssnpring all way
M 10 and " ~; Dover PiAina stopping all
stsons north of Fordbsm N-his train leaves Mlertoa
Monday morning nj 325l Iroton Falls. r
ting al north Of Fordhsm albany, A. NJ stop
At all slsgio,s north of White Plains
JOHN Bu hspfli. assistant Hupe rnten fent
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CrEAMER OF OCTOBER 8.
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.
The United States mail steamship
ADRIATIC,
xo~enn Comstock will san from ne 1901 OF Va
"a sreet on Saturday a. A. M with mah passen
wevs and spece, for the above ports -, x-., .u..
rr freight psssage apply a. the ONCE o. sne Eorsn AuAn
uc seashp Company, IS wall street rS,m S9 v
rNs ATLANTIC A. O. Gray commander. wiz succeed th'
Adrfntc aud sail Saturday, Nov IL.
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k1lT WFNNIF- FFtEFFs IMAM WtWFkt.-NAUfM1
Z.fi WNBVkR, cbifvtyant s~d fftsi sr.uiss lNdv On
rs lie mysteries ~ futlriy 1--we ahsnf rsuls
sckfsN Iten.ftee medcne& fsf ~ eseAsea sfa iasks
sumter, properly iosi oT sssso -
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DHxPPTU q,
DHxPPIU0,
nJDuUfION IN PRIJkS
NEW YORK AND GALWAY LINE

TOUCHING AT ST. JOHNS, N. r.,
10 land ard receive the mall and
ment atspaAchss-
e steamers prng tAs line have been approved by mo
Admiralty, and are the - -
NEW Iron sIDE-wHKEL 6TnAMERs
OMEA4SHr. ~ ~, . .ons hthan
Mcn ~ ~, sas as hr,hea
TN neSt viii he Is. 0oNNAU0Hr Bos.on
On tuesday Oct Is be followed By the PRiNcs ALBxhT
IRON New York, Nov. ~.
yrom Pier No. 81, North river.
Hates a uasxase 70 s~y psf Ireland railway, and
10 the princfps ot.-s Of England and sccsisnd
class SIS according 70 Hs.o room 40
ouuodations Third $50 iacrdng cooked provlaoas
Anc 10 ~ Johns r. Fr Il oass. SS3 ;,lrd caas SG
Cidreu half price under year sreo.
Chtd required 10 furnish beds and urk
taking pssssxe New York Tor the steamers
ng Boston, VIII receive free passage from New York
70 Boston. -.
Ths ssness this Company have boen consruced with
Me prest osre regArds sAfey and comfort combined
model and propeing and built with water
They confidently expected 70 surpax
IA weather qualities vessels ever bul
are reple.e eleganctes and q nveniencea-
expersenced attached 10 shiD Persons
Wish friends obtain return ticke q.
lSe foo wing greatly redu sed prices:-
IN third Galway. $50 In third cabin from any
koWu Ireland railway 81 %: In tlird cabin from ne
pnnc.pel cities Of England and scotSnd, SIS
S~ "s'sA' " fiSSS fGOWIANp / IsPrNw ALI, Agents.
Nos. 81 and IS Sou.h street.
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BIL1LHARDO.

puIIARDs.-roR SALE, A vr.R STOCK oy rxw
ID secU hand Tables II Ts tlU and ei& slso and
si7e $50 ard $50 Can ard erAmns or send yow orders By
". n oRUrrrH. les rul,su s~ss.
puLIARDs-To LKr, BILLIARD TAsixs WITH
I'D dats befs In good order. fnqure ~ W y. SHARP,
in Fulton street. between 10 and u O'Clock In.
billiard PArIs.-A FINE ASSORTMENT OF IVORY
ID Rsrd Balls of superior qraty s reduced prices. aso
fifteen Ball Pool BsgAfeiie Bais
sale By wM. wELLISo s6 Brcome street. Of Elm.
U,oR sArE-A BILLIARD TABLE MADE By SHARPE
four months. Also two Iron Hxfes all vii
be sold chesp, BY calling ~ 6s Exchange place.
HOTELS.
f,rTy HOTEL NEWARK, Nsw JERsEy.-sEvERA AL
~ Rooms he had al half Mes Work. prices, W 40
plying hexce o the hoel within hall hours ride ~
New Nmt.
rOrrwAYs INTERNATIONAL HOtEr. MAG sRA
~ Falls - Y-Io accommodate late travellers this b0te
viii " ept open during the month of October.
nFssRa uoTRt. of THT EUeoPgAr PLAN, NOS
~ lg1 ft''or street R-y,kiyn VIE gsrt
ttr 81 tool g ter ~ ~ iscr-ta htssarsH cres u
"a DEsUR, Froprie.or.
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SyrxAMER OF OCTOBER 70.
For Southampton Add Havre.
United States Mail Steamship VAkDEhBlLF
p n I<sievre will sail from pier NO North
.sr New York Al noon Saturday, October 20 with malls
nss.sr = erx and specie for England and France.
Trs cabin Sl20, second cabin, $50 -
4 sird cabin, 70 HAre, S3S; 10 Southampton, W
u TORRANCE, Agent, NO. Bowling Green. new YORK.
S,rht drafts ON London and PAris for SALE
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AmObE M ENTSs
NTIBIoS 0ARDEE
~ sole Lessee and Manager Mr. James NJ n xcr.
The beautiful drama OF
TIE MARBLE HEART
Mas Athena Ac, &c. - -""Sf
70 MORROW FvxSINo MR.. FORESTS ninth r,y.. F..
new drama OF Intense interest IN
and wl DC speedily produced See future advertise
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V,HRoUGH FREIGHT ARRAN0RNKNT-FoR N0R.
folk Portsmouth City Point ard Richmond, connecting
with Norfolk and Petersburg ana Soutzde Railroads fr
LYnch5nrg, Briso Memphis and Intermednie stasions
freight received every day and throagh receipts furrzhsd
steapshp JAMESTOWN. gapt sknnsr leaves every russ
day, at r. NJ steAmship R0AEUHK Capt Couch, every
Thursday at r NJ, calling Old Pcsnf land pas
sengsrs Steamship YORKTOWN Capt. PAszn, ssur
day, Up Freixh< Norft L.
foot 10 City Point cents and 10 Richmond centa Passage
Norfolk EAteroom and meals included, SS 70 Petersburg
or Richmond. SO -
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U,OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-oN SATURDAY,
r October Is, the United States mail steamer AhAso,
D. IAnes cor.mander vii sail from Pier North kver foot
of Reach Saturday Oct lS at nocn This seamer
safety ocmforhas double engines under
scs rn,ssa by wafer tight comp partments which besides
nLer rsui tend event Of collision or sranding, 70
s uuuaps free and the safety OF vessel
And Prioe Of N second CABIN 80 and s0o
vor freivht or passage apply TO SAMUEL a. FOX, 0Eo
NACKEEziI agents NO. Broadway. The steamer Full
NON will November 10
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- FOR SALE.
The nship City Of New York 57t register
ment built In New York 1851 special ccgrac
present Her hull built by hessrs. Capes ALI
and disgonnly Iron brsced She has engines OF 80
under the supervision OF Chas w. Copeland Esl Her boilers
nfteen monhs old She has between Phi
adepha and Boston years and proved her
rough sea going qualities and great strength For further
teulars apply 70
PHINEAS sPEAGUK 60,
10 Central street, state block Boston, Mass.,
or 70 CHARLES W. COPELAND.
l72 Broad way New York.
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TTHI0k COUh81 L. L-TROTTIN0 ON sATURD AZ,
~ Oct al ~ o'clock A match for $500 mile heats best
three In hve, to wagons. H. Woodruff names W. X Jessey
W. Wheeler names Boy from Home Admission 70
SHAW 4 WHITE. Proprie.ors.
EEkTI.EMEF WHO DESIRE TO HAVE INDEPENDENT
NJ seconds applied TO their Watches = moderate oos,
that viii not interfere with the ainAry time viii call
MRRRICK PRICE q John street.
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SRCvGS

Stores % PER cent. less then usnql fer Cash,
or Groia a. he highest mqyLri prizes
Coal and Wood Cooking. Coal and God Parlor. Dining
Room Six Plate and Cylinder ever brought into Northern
Pennsylvania or Southern New York all of which We
prepared to sell at wholesale or retail at as low
rates and on good TERMS be found this side of
Newly from the fact that all goods were bought
Of first hands and in full packages and large quantities
that gives advantage smaller purchasers and
Dry Goods dealers that viii enable to sell from to
Is per cent less than any of them which advantage we
shall offer to any who will favor with call before pur
chasing elsewhere.
large quantity OF Tin ware, Stove Pipe and Elbows
always on hand, wholesale and retail All kinds of job
Work done to order, on short notice and warranted.
Don't mistake the place 80 buy STOVES and HARD
WARE cheap-one door South Of Tracy q Moores, and
PoWcIs new block on Main street, in the new Wood
Building, icttCEed all OUer.
Grain and Country Produce old Iron Brass, Brittana
and Copper Dried Fruit Of all kinds, Feathers and Bees
wanted for goods.
10000 Sheep Pelts wanted for which the highest price
n CASH will be paid.
EB- No credit given over four months, and all hav-
ing accounts notes due had better call and pay
Immediately, if they wish to save cost.
TOwanda, October l3, 1858.