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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-07-18


TAMPIco, June 2Is,, ls3,
The following has been handed ne =
the Gov ernor Of this place, few nrin,..
copies Of which ] send you b. the sehOcur
Water Witch.
Col. Louis GOnzaga Vieyra, goycruar ( 8
the department Of Mexico.
From the department Of state for eyer. {
relations. the following decree has ben
communicated TO me.
Excellency His Excellency, the Prs
dent Of the Mexican Republic, has bes
pleased TO direct me the following deere
The President Of the Mexican RgsusF.
to iTS inhabitants. Know We, that the Ces
eTal Congress has 'ecreed as follows:
Act. l. The Government is hereb, 81.
thOrized to compromise the claims. sb;b
the Government of the United S,res b,
instituted, or NAV hereafter instpre, ana
thnIe in which they cannot agree, n4ybr
submitted n the decision of friendr ree.
err, the United States Of America agrsea,
thereto.
Act. ?. The Government is further h,.s.
| by authorised. that in case the United SAT-,
of America should refuse to give the sa,n-
faction, which on our part we have a riga
to demand, accoI ding 70 the treaty., Or n
case the open aSgressions should continae
which have been commenced, TO close cR
ports to the commerce Of said na,irn. u
prohibit the introduction and the use Of is
manufactures, to point ont period to coh-
sumo or 'c,Oport those alreads in the eora-
try, and &c adopt all the necessary meeH>'n
effect said measures and the safety # lie
Republic.
MICHAEL. VALENTINE.
Presiden'.
TIRso VIcJo, Rept. and Ssct'rv.
RAEAIL MoNTALyo, Rep. and Scct'rr.
Therefore ! command the same 70 be
printed, Published, promulgated, ana dali.
complied with.
Government Palace A. Mexico, !
Nav Goth, 1887.
ANASTASIO BUSTAMEN TT.
10 DoN l.uIs GoNzAGA CUEvAs.
notwithstanding the above decree ixsufd
by the Government, il is my opinion tha; al
the difficulties existing between The ,wo VIA
ti"ns will be anicably adjusted by nc; .rci@-
tiOnS.
To Mr.. VIM Kidd Mcrchan,', Excnancv.
Newt Orleans.
P. s. The conducta with specie ms so
yet arrived from the interior, but is rxpsr-
ted SOon. believe al is Tranquil! th, ougS-
ont the republic.
], is believed that Commodore DallaS ha,
passed this place on his way TO Vera Craz.
" have received letter dated Wcs;v;i'r,
July s, from which we learn that the PCS
poet of electing Prentiss and Acce is very
ffatterins. Gholson is very unpopular. says
the letter, and many of his own party viii
use their influence against him. Gel. Il.
Of C"piah is using his influence in favor Of
Gc.~ Acec,
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IwaCSL1UaP. N<~s O1P~IsvwSs - :.
agents TO do for them, what the Pso.9
must do for themselves. They A. !,
WAYS organized.
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721
339S

Byberry and Moreland, two small
districts, remain to be heard from.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-07-18

nPWe are authorised to announce
HENDLEY S. BENNETT, Esq. as a
candidate for the Office of District At
torney for the Sixth Judicial District,
COMPOSED of the counties of Lowndes,
Noxubec, Kemper, Winston, and Oke
tibbeha
We arc authorised to announce VIII
liam r. Smith, as a candidate for the
Office of Clerk of the Circuit Court for
the county of Lowndes, at the ensuing
election tt
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-07-18

We are authorized to announce Z.
c. MAYsON, Esq, as a candidate for
the Office of Treasurer of the State
at the November election.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-07-18

Court.
NJ We arc authorized to announce
HENRv GRAY, Esq. ofLouisville, Wins
ston comfy as a candidate for District
Attorney, in the Judicial District COM
posed ofthe counties of Lowndes, Nox-
nbee, Kemper, Winston and Okctibbe-
ha.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-07-18

We are authorised to announce
OvrD P. Brown, Esq, as a candidate
for the Office Of Clerk Of the Circui
Court
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-11

Wall street, Saturday, Feb. II.

Wall street, SatWfOAys roos II.
There evidently pause the operations OF the stock and
marketor the Operators are lying on their
they aaido rapdthey waiting the motion o
the great tide of exchanges foreign and domestic YESTERDAY al
the Board there many buyers time but few no
Cash transactions for immediate wants the order OF the day
Thirty sixty the period elap'e before the
general money market win reach and euable current
Such Is the opinion in the street This ponds also
with the opinion we have heretofore given.
tai Roads, some Ofthen yesterday rather rmut west
ein bank stocks fell considerably. The extraordinary mama Tor
chaTtens more banks south ard affect the value
all from those sections OF the The legislatures oil
the enote States, viii overload od III banks
before they know where tky know wh.re they They will
have injurious effect the value of those stocks already
Change ia New York and Loedon
The movements in United fancy
Rail Roads have attracted the attention operators ssuppo
story Of the g drafts of specie made by the
Bank on the banks in Wall
ed TO their reputed This premulgaed by
journal which we'll known tobe the Confidential
orr of the Bank the chcfot the coferte and
tended up effect which they feared might b. prod ced
ordinary Of the specie which we published
yeste day Bank Rel or. word on this subject
New York il t Of the United States
all the excanges-hers to be placed
the specie Of with the whole word Is
the London Of the world therefore, matter ofthe seep
importance the credit of eu system abroad that
specie city should re powerful and beyond the
reach den Now what the facs Sine the LIST OF Jul
the Of the specie basis Of tbs MART has been nest
tremendous BY Report find the following items, In
specie -
Bank Of America, 2is a.s i, 1884,
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there il some dreadful secret this is in possess
sion o-some hoErid deed committed by the suicide,
the divuIeemsnt ~ which would compromise sber-
~ or his life the fear Of which has prompted him
hurry himself thus prematurey Z, the grave
The jury returned q verdict" felo de Sc by taking
laudannm." M -
with the exception Of these three cases, the Police
presented nothing worth reporting.
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~ ERONAU rlCAL EXPEDrTION.-t will bo iecolected,
thnt two three months since Grand
made from vauxha Gardens London The balloon Of i'm
mcnse sze being calculated take three with
ments provisions and all oher required for long
age The long time and finally landed j,
Germany having made the longest AERIAL voyage record
full and particular by one parcs-Mr
Ma on-w appear ia FOSTERS Cabinet Miscellany THIS
MORNING IS reprinted from l. ndon coy received by the
last packet The work has had extensive sale in bav-
ing run through many editions Price shilling
For sale at FosTARS Publication Office CO ner Of Broadway
ana PInc street fil-Its
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- The subscriber viii be happy friends at Messrs
VALENTINES, Fulton nket, This MORNING. bctweep the
hours of and l2wen he will display fine ed and very
superior MEATS which will ali served IN at the Fer
rupn Lu, CHI ALExR. WELSH
hilt Cs;ner of Ann street and Broadway
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York. The high prices of flour, provssons. and rents
have reached crisis. Not . moment - % % loss'
II moral principle and public opinion cannot correct
these terrible evils worse and more iamemaDle
crisis may yet overtake the usurer-thc specuiator-
the extortoner and the punderer q The industrious
classes of society. N
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II Sandy Welsh is not only great actor, and a
great broer-but great tretter He beat Harring-
the other day in rot and intends today, beat
him in selling beef at Valentines stall, Fulton mar
ket The toast afterwards.
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u We have not forgotten our poetic correspondent
III" We never forget old friends.
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LovELrSEss ON PArRR.-The portrait of the beau.
tifsl Ls Comtesse Augusta, is just published.
lovely danseuse!
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GEN. BpAvo.-By the New Orleans Echo it APP
pears that General Bravo arrived at Metamoras on
the 9th ut. with troops stores and portable batteax
for crossing rivers, &c
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Il Mrs. Carol, % John street, has vspor Bath
fit to cure all diseases.
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lror the Herald.l

How TO MAKE Coon SRRvASTs-First then, let
their work in every department be rs light posi-
BILE. They must have one two hours daily 10 de-
vote 10 their own affairs.
Secondly.-Let them have a separate paror or d.
ming for the discussion Of their meals, and for
that interchange of polite sentiment which polished
domescs, attached to polished family and establish
ment should enjoy.
Thirdly.-Thcir breakfast mus, be coffee and toast,
with sweet butter and nice cut Of steak a couple
Of eggs to each. Their dinner must be always of of
the same dishes of substanals that dined the family
and these dishes, together with what champagne
and other wine may remain in the bottles and decan-
ters must be transferred to their dining just
they left the principal table and must not again be
inquired after Their tea must be al least gunpowder,
il not imperial and nothing but loaf sugar and cream
and sweetmeats must be used. Any thing else would
be too vulgar.
Fourthly. -Their beds must consist Of good hair
mattresses and goose feathers with counterpanes and
curtains for comor-snd il cold weather, II must be
q supernumerary's duty to light fires in Their cham
pers IN the evening" lest they should catch cold during
tne night and thereby be unable to make their po-
hiest ooio IN the morning. well perform the other
necessary family duties. Neither must they be requi-
req 70 rse too early the morning. nor retire too
| at night.
Ffhly.-Their wages must be so high as TO ex
ciude the hope Of getting more any othet establish
ment and must be paid on demand with prpat rea-
diness and grace, by the employer-I dare NOT saw
master, that term is too unrtpuLhcan too nrsto.
cratic.
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- YOUNG BACHELORS BALL.-The 5th An.
nvesary Ball Of the Young Bachelors Society," will Ike place on
Monay evening 18th February, At Tammany Hail. icke's,
bers VI the Society or the following committee Wem
nell OF rryon Row end Chatham VIM
~ Bayard tree and Vim. Parker, l2s Chatham fII2s
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-11

II The Harlem Rail Road spectators want to
carry their object over the shoulders of the mechan
ics 'Twont do.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-11

TT Loren Brooks cork soed boots are perfec
against consumption
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a. Thomas, Jan, IL, y3I- lattesun New Vol nsxt day
Splendd Bgqnsconb y ~ York unchofsds
posted, pg00ob1y etYanee, HT-t$)
fas:ed Ansir, sept 49, Paaas, Benjamin from ~ York s
Manila.
Rio de Jsnsra Sarah Jane n YoA just arrived So
reported $780, s..T
Smyrna, Nov 2l-sailed Biuc>S, Lonns NJ York
SPOKEN
Jan . lat "a lon 81 30, v g. Brig Porpose days from
Sapelo for Norfolk.
Jan 80. OFF Hattera schr Bll0w, Jenkins from York.
fer Washington N. c.
Jan 49, 49, schr MARY, from Newbern.
N Co for New York short a had been supplied with
visions.
lPer yesterday Mals.l
York -"
usien Ga Jan 3lAuived, brieFrank in Harlow York.
York. '''~ $3.50 - $3.50 -
norfolk Feb 7-Arrivea scim. F.res, Davis. New York
New Orleans, Jan 3l.-Anvcd u Webster New York.
re neg, ong Harriet Woodry New York 70. LIST arrived,
Pratt, do. - $500 -
Charles M Smith lotion do $500 $500 -
Wilmington N. c. Feb 3.-Aniyed sd Arcoek Hatch New
Brig Arga Clark do C arcd schrs, rowns~nd,
do o i've Powell do, Repeater, Sanford do
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GRoss HuNBuo.-A group of paintings are to be
sold this evening at the Arcade Baths, said to be
paintings 300 years DID, of the old masters. How long
will these things be practised upon oar amateurs?
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II Mr. Van Buren, has been declared the Pres-
dent by the House Of Representatives. Now is the
time for him 70 declare his sentiments.
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3.337,04I
I,4s5,346

BY this single embracing two out OF the twenty thee
banks find reduction in six months Of seary two
n,lons the specie basis. The Manhattan Company
specie for July sssbut the amount last month
$eol 42s. MH.
very that the publicity of these fact which could
have adca tie recent excitement in
the foreign exchanges If heavy import Of Egn grain and TO-
rel DDS should call upon this specie be carried Eu
rope would meet the demandl The amount OF the
surplus revenue falling he share of New York Is, believe,
more than the specie The extension of the time
of retaining deposit notified by the Comptroller matter
y and possible that The Legislature will not touch
surplus oake it from this city We
thing therefore circulation the dcposspuc and private
all liabilities hangng the heads Of the banks like the
xtteng sword The fseg trade and the
changes are quite sufficient these institutions to feel the
art acLe If the price Of grn should continue TIVE months
now the their goods into this mart there
will spec enough to meet the demand Of packet
led the cotton trade of the South do not to relief
Foreign cxchan quiet 1854 but couple of
days. pressure in certain quarter raise il to Ito
lloi.
Ia nseoucnce Of this of things there has been general
erta ent paper during the last few days Discounts
on paper much wanted ut this the
year the that rather that
tr But the brokevsae the first be restricted, and hence
limited ks unless to relieve immediate
uncts.
We are persuaded therefore, that the late furry specie
caused hide the and bad policy
tho banks here who conscious that they have
act very cpay allow their specie diminish nearly per
cent in six The Of the INK Of America
the Mechanics OF he Manhattan Bank have yet
taught the prmerhe shorter catachism" of banking ex
changes or proper Of They
pretty Of riveers 10 controu tho monetary operations
great nation Taught
Prices OF stocks al the New York EXCHANGE, Feb 10.
n a Rank. II7R Ilfi rank,
nal a. 93t 92 Harlem X. r., 81. S5s
i,suk state IL NJ " N Bos a Prov. X r., 1851, Ioi
Morris Canal Co. 81, 7; 81, 81, SYST ningt1n H. E 49,
Am. rust Co Bait, i0l Utica X. H., I2ol
sstl,sru T,us Co, s5t Long lsand X. r., sl,s
pIwnix hank, l,i ~ j. r. X. d Trans. Co. 104
yck,burrh bank, 6 Boston Il wor X. H., IS
hawk r. r., "
Prices ofS Stocks at Philadelphia, Feb 9.
T. 3. Bank, lis, "a, T., 81 Louisville Bank, 100
Nnntnrt, IN Mechanics, 81 Morris Cana! Bank sS,6
(,iard Bank. S. "a New Bank Kent cky 6sl, 81
vcksburg Bank Tsk, 81 Del. q Hud s3t, 3, "a al
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MANIFOLD LETTER.WRITER, OR SELF.
NI COPYING APPARATUS, for copying Letters Invoices,
Bk &cThe sulerLsr be leave .: call The attention Of er
ehs complete and very simple by
which tedious task cf cepyns entirely Its form
al ielt compact that nut small or
vii ing desk FIR SHE, VIII esale apa retail, by
q. J. FOLSOM Stnfioucr and Bookseller,
flt-n Ma. 20 Fulton one door Above Pearl ~.
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rr The WISELY HEsAID will be published TINS
sv at one o'clock and will contain aninnnta variety
of interesting reading NATTER in addition TO the series
Of our Wall Street Reports for the week, Marine In
teIligence &c. &c.
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CLEARED.
Ships Chsova Colon, Smith Havana SpofIard Ticston;
Indiana Dosne Apala hicoln r. D. Hubut Co Brig Cboc
Orleans Elweu, Sch Harriet, Chandlcf,
Wiminron Nesmt Leeds Traic, Wise, Philadclpha; Va
liant Williams rhladepha Planet Cole, Baltimore, Clyde,
Flint, Antigua, Barclay a Livingston.
ARRIVED.
Ship Tn Dickinson, Lyon Liver DOL Jan with mdze to
II. Cot, Jr-
Bark Constitution voknan, Bremen, Dee. oath, to Casper
VI cr a Co
Hcmen Gallo, Uranus Habcrs Rmcn, SO days, with mdzc
I, Meyer Hupcnden
Below ship, 2 bries.
MEMORANDA.
The eastern steamboat Providence Captain Chhs due on
Tday morning from Providence, CARVED away her rodde
ten cs down the vc had TO put back some Of her
arrived in this city ay they came by this way Of
New Haven
RSor ob,s ph>cosooa @a-C aptan Richardson ef the
lxs Southampton arrived this port few days since informs
M that on the 18th Of January in lat TO- a. Ion S. u.s. he expert
coced shock which last about five seconds
ye..c 70 ,.mle much During the time Of tho shock re-
.cmb ;ns that rol ing each other hea und
,s v,ssrs bottom The weather perfectly clear light
winds. NorfoH tedcon
The sailing Of packet ship Quebec ueboea for London
possp.ned until this day a, 10 oclo n
achr Roscoe, Of New that ashore Taauin Cove
has been got off, and towee Woods Hole full Of water by the
II sveuue utter.
wfIALERS.
The Richard al Salem her whale oil 1900 barrels al
50 ens Pc Gallon She brought home few bbs sperm, and
10000 Ms whalebo'e
ri, from coast OF Chil, via icmamLuco, full ofsi.
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BREAD, MEAT, RENT, AND FUEL
Their Prices Must Come Down.
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE SHALL HEARD, AND
WILL PREVAIL!
The People piH meet n The
PARK,
Rain or Shine, at 4 o clock, on
NDAY Aft r II NOOK,
inquire the pesen unexanred Distress
todcve suitable remedy All friends Of Humanity determined
Monopoists Extoriones 10 al tend
DANL G JRHAM, MOSES Jacques
JOHN WINDT, PAULLUS HEIDI.
ALExR MING Jun. DAN'L A. EORERrSON,
ELIJAH F. CRANE WARDEN HAYWARD,
fiI-2s
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MARRIED.

n
ON Wednesday evening sth instant, by the Rev. Hate
BENJAMIN H. Howell Miss Mary An,rews oil Of this ely.
on Monday by the Rev. VIM. Olco DR. Cha lea NC
Carey Mary Bolee second daughter Of John Bou
Esq all of this city
On Tuesday morning. eth inst by the Rev. Mr. Porter, Jonn w.
Pitkn o Miss Adeline Graham
On tbs January rrmansburgh Tompkns by the
Rev John Earle Rsnalser Schuyler to Amelia Joscrh
daughter Of the late John Youle OF this city.
DIED.
ON sth Of Ann widow Of
late Orvie Atkins, of this city.
ON the dence of her mother of Gran
berry and Columbia ts Brooklyn Heghts al 3ocock precisely
Carriages will he in readiness at Fulton Ferry In New York to
proceed 10 the lace If intermcnt.
on Thursday evening 9Th inst, ss an daughter OF Jo Con-
stantiar, aged years. -
The friends the family respectfully requested attend the
funeral this afternoon att ocock from No 74 FDltonst
on Thursday morning 9th instant N the bran Mary
Hannah daug Joseph Martin aged IL months and days
On Thursday s inst, Of scarlet fever, Frances Philips, daEh
Of Charles and Hannah Phi lips aged years months and
days. .
On Wednesday, evening" sh inst Mrs Mary Macarthur native
ScoanJ widow Of John Macarthur IN the soh OF her
on Thursday sh after short Illness Phi meas M Grover
arcd % years.
on Monday morning the sth instant James Cole aged u
At Cumberland Gilbert harp aged 80 AZ Bottle Hill, ~ j.
Comca b., wife &C Edward At Pad eat KY Captain
James smith, formerly Of Mablehead
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Onc hundred DOllars Reward.
STOLEN from the Subscribers the sra February,
~ asou so'cIcck, al night tnsy Of DIAMOND RINGS
English Cluster Brilliant Ring with brill ants the centre
dn. Single Bnliapt Roman Setting plain sides,
do Ros Caser nh nmchyst centre heavy chased s'es
DO Ens WIN R sPns % n Rins o.e dl,m CO. o
DO. Rose Cluster Top, chased sides.
do Single Rose almond Ring heavy chased tides, with Ena
No, mel round ~. p hc sonf sIso ,, ~ Open g
Very small sizedheavy cha ed Ring with small bans Ro
mhn schag-Amsncan.
English Fagree Rag with stones the centrs aid and
American hoop stsnes, viz sbuliants snda rubie.
ros.. 90 s.ioa.s VIZ ,;.n q. and se"ead'
Rosedo do sses chased-,idcs at the end ofstones in
lants and roses, the largest number Bnianfs.
rs 10 20 Square top, with single stncs br,anis and roses
20 mere roAnd top with slnse stone brlanis and
And shers not al present rcsolected, value $1,000
nf- Tho Thief thin pale face
sess'ns in He,gb5 feet inches on rough
oyercaai and Hat, also marks ofblood on his hand.
number OF the said Rings dropped Madi.cn ST.
Any peron that has found Of them will confer
graz obligation 70 the sbscnte and receive the reward oeed
bcnson OF the Thief and third the value for the sad Rings
stoedto - JOHN BROCK, No ~ Chatham a.
Saturday, Feb. 4, 1897. f1iit
II EEP YOUR FEET DRY" Halo { lend YOU
IN will set r il you there ,ad sescn Of
Of Richards water Proof Richards whais this Ri
b h. and sbo In The VI Canal street" Thank ysu
w'l have pair ef re night Hes1e M 9s
" BA splend asso'tnea d Ladies and entlcmens and
Children. India Rsl~r and shoes all kinds Of Water
Proof Boe and Shoes De Rub Cloth lnskns,
over sbscs soue svk SoIcs Only cell ard
e rress ssso menf hest qualities At the lowest prices ever
heard of was Boots only "a 80 TO ~ so good
as voupay "''' "'' RICHARDS, No IN csnaI.,re
The lases, Manufscu and Oldest Boss In the block
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CIRCULAR.

H5- THE COMMITTEE OF GENTLEMEN on behalf Of tho
TAtLORESsES AND SEAM5rRESSE5 ofthis civ inform they
friends and the public generally that they taken the Store ar
@ White neA; door to as,
Astors ESQ., which and will until ire IN
tended Esab shment Ter their ready splendid asso
OF Freach German and Irish Linens uppsvyed
beacisuc can b. warantsd all which will al COST
price nducemen for Gentlemen call select such
quail ~ suit and give employment; at
sent without means OF support.
The Committee uve the pleasure to form all their friends that
they have all til n articles Of Apparel al this
Establishment and best oats which
vii not be attempted Every other article Of Dress will supplied
al a net savipg Of % cent
Linen Musn, Writings Cassieres OTIS and all varieties
Of artic suitable for Clothing either Gentlemen or
Boys may be had at this Store
None but the best OF Cutters will he empoyed
Gentlemen either purchase nj cost
prices purchase the material elsewhere ha, thcrs rnse
up ut this Establishment. -
The prise Of Cutting PanaIoons, 25 cents
Do do. Vest, o.
Of Chdr-a clothing order and Ieot
for SALE
The price every article will be mari ed figures
be treated the whether Dot-a that will
be will be he be made
by Gen clothes then IN
the morning. and ealing for tn in The afternoon.
Families can obtain seastrsscs to work at their houses ap
plying ubovc.
patronsng this Estab shmen gentlemen will mako very
considerable saving their expenditure 4,
eight Thousand good nus females, prevent
after the painful appeal hoy have necestated
the benevolent Of this great and good ciy
On behalf ofthe COMMITTEE,
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LATE FROM ALBAsy.-MoRALs OF BASKING.-A
very important debate was brought forward on We'd
Kesday last in the house of Assemblyit was no less
than resolution for the Bank Committee to inquire
and report whether in their opinion, the public morals
and public welfare are not injured by the present sys-
tenn. This resolution slightly amended by J. w.
Tucker, was laid on the table. Several riders to the
amended resolution, were laid upon the tablc-tend-
ing 20 inquire into the expedency nexpedicncy Of
the present SYSTEM and inquiry into the advantage
of general banking law. With these amendments
Mr.. Ames resolution was adopted, ayes Ito, noes O.
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