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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-08-21

AL IL 4 -
-. arrival At New tork 1.-THE steam g. snip
Ine Western in IA nays from Bristol has
Cree. the New KorA papers with England
f1i - 10 the 2lst july
sceo.anl commercial adviceS are neither tavora-
IleS Sssronrafing. The arrivals ofCotton at
BE Or u n we're large and the demand mode
Liver ne principal holders standing firm tol
nie Du. .~ nd decline had taken place since
better P .t,,re Of the Royal William fJuly d. 4
the sPs.orfations into that port from the l4th
The IDPfC NV amounting TO 49,9l7 hags, princi.
DgO11h l. ~ New Orleans, Mobile,& Savannah.
Rs IsceiDts from Egypt and The z. Indies
Tnssa.rnless than 6OOO ofthe amount Just mem
nakS " iTobacco meets with good demand
boneu'5 prices. Great uncertainty pervaded
At Stseuy srcial circles in England las IS now
The eO.,,' With the -four dealers in N. ~ III
The - - the extent Of the wheat crop 10
Tegaivup - and in the Continent, and the
GfsaI, in chances for expectation ofbread-stufs
pooa.G9l:o. country. The Harve cotton market
hepsuP -. ,,0,,,. NAV he servedlipm fa,,,
~ The difficulties between Egypt and
T olSS, are in fair way for adjustment, the
IuIAt ,;on feet having been withdrawn from
LglP The French Government have given
seIso .o,;ons to stop the blockade Of the Buenos
insuuO1 Oorts in consequence Of some conces-
Ayre4S .iP,; T been made by the B. Ayrean au-
sons .; 10 In the British Parliament some ex-
tnoIisios, we're taken to the proceedings Of Lord
eePqons "" y, his arrival in Canada. His re-or-
Durham ann J" oftbe Provincial council is said I'd
g g,na rven general dissatisfaction and is pro
na arD BY the press unauthorized ifnot Illegal
TyB British government have voted 65O,OOOl
for the payment Of arreaTages ioT o Sysnes age
the Plu ",;ng noise ia the House of Commons
sun 1 .be condition of Ireland andth tythe sys-
aOOu' ' ana some of the papers express the OPT
.e,n l that systematic attack upon the whole
mon mon, ~1 Establishment Of the kingdom is con-
.C,nI,, Cd The agitation ofsuch question
ls .l,J II course, be productive Of tremendous
s Svitc # not Of serious consequences
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-08-21

B. 2. RdIEL04f ~. W. ALLEN
WHETL0EV s. ALLEN,
FsaezoFs a AGENTS,
MOBILE, ALA,
REFER 10
Msthal Esa Columbus Hiss.
M. IS " Anderson, Sumter county,
Cols Robert G. Macon, Greene county.
Hlessrs. Byers. Penick s. Co. Wetnmpka,
Col. Thos r. Boiling Foh7p
MI. Fl . G. Holmes
Alessls. FoV. Allen 6. Baldwin, GAINESVILLE.
1Iesrs 8 & G. M COTE, TuscalCosa.
ilr. III s. Atwood Wilcox county,
Ienly & lonax, Esq n.,..
Nj. "A. D Lucg
July Isl
The Flag 81 the Union. independent NO
n1or and State Intelligence e Iascaloosa:
the papers published GAINESVILLE, GTeenebo.
rod9h ana Aisa ana the Southern
/ ARGUS ana Hnoct g Columbus, Miss ara
the above aaVsl
/ ans der accounts 70 the ofice q Ihe IA
fenf loI collection.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-08-21

NVHE Northeast Quarter of Section
Il. seventeen sbuth half of section eight
teen; section nineteen and twenty the north
west quarter, and west half of northeast quar-
ter of section thirty the east haIf Of north
west quarter ofsection twenty-nine. All the
above hand is in township eighteen north, range
thirteen east. ALso--the southwest quarter
of section thirty-one, township eighteen north,
range fourteen east. The above tracts ofland,
except the last mentioned quarter section, are
in one compact body, and are situated in
the county of Oketibbeha. Persons wish
ing to purchase can be satisfied that the land is
good. Price Five Dollars, cash, per acre, or
Seven Dollars, one hall cash and the remain
der in twelve months. ;.
Agent for JNo w. TYxLoR.
Columbus, July %, 1888. 46tf
State Of Mississippi. ChOeiaao couaty.
Collins, Reese & Co. Attachment
vs.
| w m. r. Harris &,
Lorenzo G.. Harris. $40, 81.
MT Office is hereby given that the above
| i attachment has been issued at the sui
i Of the said plaintiff against the said defendants
as removed debtors, for the sum aforesaid
and has been returned to this Office duly execu
ted, and is now pending and undetermined il
the circuit court of Choctaw county, State c
Mississippi; and that unless the said defend
ants shall appear, on or before the fourth Mon
day of August next, being the first day of tn
circuit court for the county aforesaid, civ
special bail and plead, judgment viii be enter
ed against them, and the property attached vi
be sold to satisfy the plaintiffs demands.
Witness, tie clerk of the said Circm
court, this 24th day of July, 1885
JOHN SNOW, CLERK
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-08-21

The STATE Of mississippi, Monroe County.
Osbern D. Herndon,
Henry Anderson &
George Wightman for A.,a.te. =.
A. Reson @''
VS.
William Sneeden.
CIRCUIT COURT, APRIL TERM, 1888.
ON motion it is ordered by the court thai
~ publication be made six successive
weeks IN the Argus a newspaper printed IN
Columbus Mississippi, notifying the defendant
of the tendency Of this suit, and that unless
the defendant shall enter his appearance al
the next ternrof this court and plead, answer
or demur, that Judgment, final WIN be had
against him, andthe prosperity so levied on vii
be sold to satisfy the plaintiffs demand.
Issued 18th day Of July 1888:
S. TT. BUCKINGHAM, Clerk
By his Dep'y 7. E. BUCKINGHAM.
July 81 --45-6w Printers fee, 81 so
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-08-21

Gen. George McDufie, late Governor Of
South Carolina, formerly distinguished rep
yeyentative in Congress from that state, is about
to sail from this city for Europe, for the recov-
cry of bis health.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-08-21

Tho Cincinnati papers ofsaturday, mention
q . ~ in that city Of commercial letter
f- Tu ENGLAND in nineteen days, from the city Of
i Rois,o Il brought BY the Great Western. The
1oT,. bv the same vessel reached Nashville in
t,osn,y,ilrep aays-dstance about 1900 miles!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-09
NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 9, 1885,


ar ON SUBJECT DEEPLY NTEREsT
ING TO MANY-Sinee the publication OF my little private
volume Disease &e designed originally for thos
who wished private well as speedy and conve
nen mode OF cure II has been my lot to witness 20 many
wreched examples of these diseases arising cheny rom Ut
various Boosting which fill our daily papers, as 70 IN
duce give portion OF time expressly to Consultation Q.
myself upon the verisrg lstyet the importance OF the
subject together with the difficulty of making my Rraece
known any other why has led me to this course Perhaps
there which give more intense degree OF SUI
frng the mind, there which require greae
share Wedge and experience, cenbned Win strict
tegy, In these who consulted ON them AND wheh iur
Their BE- reflected that venerea diseases, nj horough
cradle aed from the constitution do not eonfue themselves
those who first contract them, but extend to The vruous anu
plants worthy OF the time and talent OF the very pest pby
cans In asking however, for great share Oh
on subject OF so deep interest," seems e. pedent that
houla also give statement the ground on when seen
this confidence For these though Ibeg TO state h
in addition to being graduate OF Edinburgh, member OF
the Royal College OF Surgeons London well as the author
ofhe "Prvae Treatise written expressly disc OF this
geons in Europe the eminent in America, Dr. Mott
oil New York. and Dr. Physck of Philadelphia and these may
be by ANY who wishes IT, would therefore only
add that those who by the post otherwise consult
will receive the faithful attention of one OF much experience
and knowledge in this department OF diseases.
JOSEPH RALPH NJ D., SO Courtlandt ST.
For those residing distance little chest containing
the lid is kept (pee sl2) This forwarded every part
OF the TN ted States and astonishing to those who have H.
observe with what and certainly they themselves
after they had failed Ivy various other me- ans.
further notice of the "Private Volume may be seen In
other columa of this paper a20-Sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-09

NJ TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND OTHERS, re-
siding visiting the States of New York, New jersey and
BEON YOUR GUARD.
saay Increasing demand pr and
sally apprOpgsss %sss1s sEayP VEGETABLE
UNIVERSAL PILLS,
has induced many individuals vino are entirely destitute OF
'o'''no" "o"e'S 'couNTERFEIT THEM
dcne whose virtues they Initiate
they eclipse the pendor Of the take good
'""' INC" 'DEsTRycTIvE COMPOUND
'N''' Fe'e"0f IN &c Outward Trt ,AiiPPPEARANcE,
knowing well bs Ss hs TE
they sell Having this in view they make their life
destroying composition into pills 4 the same size them in
.s@e style as The genuine seneeia article; thus
palm npon an public their vile ash instead OF
one Of ''e n'0 SE tHsGsfs PREPARATIONS
idle boast the Of testimonials received in
the ne
who e
Ing %
as confirmation strong
As proofs OF holy Writ"
o ''<'' TO PERsoNs RESIDING in NEW YORK.
JAMES LANCE,
sreh Ps This man was once clerk in one q Dr. BIS Off.
from which he time since discharged in cnne-
s bis worthless a the original %
Imported indeed from his back shop into his trent Office from
chealed Victims who fail experience sad effects there
from Recellect DR.. Brandreths ewn Offices
Principal,
24l BROADWAY.
Miner Ofhces
ls7 HUDSON street,
Spruce street,
276 Bewery,
fbetween Houston and Prince streets)
These DR. Brandreth Offices for the exclusive sale
sHUN LANeEs SHOP
nv PERSONS GOING TO PHILADELPHIA
would do well 10 be eau.isrs where and Of whom they pur
spurious pills in that city which will be Paned upon the pub
REMEMBER THIS
All Fills sold for Brandrsth by one
w. WRIGHT, 169 Race street.
And IS chesnut street, Philadelphia,
ARE NOT THE GENUINE
Pills made by DR. B. Brandreh, New York. who Is the only
WHO HAS THE ORIGINAL RECIPE.
original inventory euenly all pills prepared by this
Wright aad all unprncpcd ssoundres not the genuine
Brandreths Pills This w. Wright OF lG9 Race S. and
IS Chestnut Phads pha, was until lately agent for Dr.
way satisfy avarice he taken advantage
sssense OF DR. B. lwh. Is now IN the sou,hl TO-
thinking that h having been agent for Dr. would ndacs
people believe that the Doctor had instructed him to wake
bis pills; and lost he To all honor that Ne IL
the papers, that he has The original which this a
THIS ASSERTION rs FALSE
for neither he else in America has this recipe
ee9t Dr. b. Braadreth OF New York; consequently Bran
drsts Pills. made Sold by w. Wright, genuiae
Remember DR. BRANDRErHS PRINCIPAL OF
No. 81 BROADWAY,
where AZ agents are desired to direct their Communications
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-09

u-reafter whenever any country subscription TO the
Hrrad, reaches fortnight of its close, subscribers
,l receive their papers, done up in yeiloU wyaPpers
This plan is adopted in order to give eur patrons IN
the country notice either to renew their subscrpuon
nv fresh remittance to expect it to cease at the
close of the period for which it had been paid. Sub
scribers will therefore understand after this notice.
what is meant by receiving their papers done up IN
yelloD ,orapping paper.
By this method we furnish individual subscribers
with proper notice, without putting them to the ex
pense of postage and thus shave Amos Kendaii' by
way of requta for his shaving so often our suoscr-
oers The fashionable morals of the present day as
sanctioned by the Honorable the Kitchen Cabinet
are to cheat as much as you can, 80 that the law
does not reach you. do not practice on Ihs prnci-
ple to any extent, except when have dealings win
the Kitchen-and on such occasions it is adopted
purely in self defence-if you don't shave you'll gel
shaved. Every day am receiving letters complain
inc that the Herald has failed. when, at the same
time, / know full well that it is regularly mailed
Why these complaints? because many OF Amos
sub treasurers will be locking into the Herald, to sec
the lineaments of their master accurately depicted
They read laugh but forget TO put the Herald into its
wrapper again. Hereafter beg them as favor-as
personal favor to meto try to be as honest as they
can know they have precious little of that article
bat precious little is better than none
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-09

uOLT's HOTEL-NEw YORK-The, public and
strangers arriving respectfully In formed that this
teBsivs and highly egiby located establishment per-
maneny arranged the European PLAN and offers induce.
the OF economy, eomsrt and convenience,
which, presumed be equa.d by any hotel In the
city Strangers particularly will find in desi
rabe their meals be obtained in the style
hour and the charges made only for what ordered as
prefer charge OF One Dollar and Half day.
lodging in the best condition. and the house
having three fronts admits of the rees ventilation Families
can be accommodated either the ladies' ordinary their
private apartments Of which the house affords large number
handsomely furnished The bar Is provide with the
liquors and under the supentendense TEPHEN
y HOLT. who being well with the French. Spa
nish and Italian wh be able to extend better ac
gentlemen OF those nations who patronze the
hosse The dining department is conducted by ASA HOLT
will be found every variety Of the best which the
furnish, with Superior hot coffee and TO the pre-
pairing Of which special attendance Is given The basement
story conducted by STEPHEN HOLT, Sen whore, upon
good old fashioned PLAN he will be happy his
friends with the best oil fare his accustomed reasonable
terms
N.B. Open at all Assrs of TIE might! a28lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-09

The following persons compose the tarn ins
during the political masking day at the Custom
House We have been put TO some trouble in getting
list. As far il goes we can guarantee its cor
RICHNESS. We oan also inform our worthy new Col
lcctor that he ought to have more polite set Of
clerks in the Surveyors ONCE; il makes no difference
to him how got this "list'all We have TO say is
in the language of Sam Weller, that that's q very
accommodating, and very well informant man,
what was once in that establishment butis now one
Of the outs. We put them in rotation according TO
their different grades.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-09

nR. JOHNSON Is coHsunea couiaert,suy NJ hssoesse
No IL Duase street. Chatham and william
the 0suowns diseases, vh-0onerrhws, stss, Chancres
stricurss Weakness diseases sr
ipr from veneres poison Improper resmcnt Dr. Johnso,
remove recest Affections lntwo or three day.
and nveeTats cases " proporonate time, wtcu
Inc use Of any facilitating udcious medicine, or pvce
ton from business Persons eaung themselves ~ BrJsha
ssns desc the with certsa,y OF success
the gravsea eases. crofous sores ueersed -
nc speedily healcd Srangsrs would do well by gving =.
Johnson cnn acersin preversstve nsy Ne Hisdc
the occurrense foregoing dl.esss wheh sas -
ed within -four hours afer exposure.
ters post paid enclosing see have the Necessary W
dicine, add directions its,uss forwarded -
nNfne snSs wv. ~ " ~. -. ~ - s2i.ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-09

Wednesday Mechanics, Phenix, Delaware q Hud-
son, Fulton, Merchants Exchange, Long
Island AvE
Thur sday-New York, Manhattan, Unien, City, Sew
enth Ward, Commercial.
Friday-Merchants', America, Tradesmens, Dry
Dock, National, Mechanics and Traders
Butchers and Drovers', Greenwich Lea
Their Manufacarers, Lafayette, Bank Of
State of New York, Brooklyn.
Saturday, Mechanics, Phenix, Delaware and Hud-
son, Fulton, Merchants Exchange, Long
Island, Atlantic.
Daily-Chemical and North River.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-09

We learn from passenger in the schr. Erie, Capt.
Nye, from St Johns IL. F. via Cockspsr, that Previ-
his leaving Savannah it was reported that n,eli
gence had been received in that CITY, that Newnaasvle
(Forda had been taken by the Iadiass, and eight IA
miles murdered.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-09
Red DROP-oAce sDivson street.

IIUNTER,s RED DROP-Oaice Division street
the great and extraordinary cures
tbs medicine performed VI In Its when
thing had been used good effect in SEINE cases
the had been gwen past recovery nsvng
Itself celebrity unparalleled IN the annals 81 med
penens almost every three months since
was r brought out which Ave years ago. are counter
feag trying In various ways 10 destroy It's popnsr
But the following extract Of letter from opr New orleans
sgent will give the rra idea ofu real virtuei-
Doctor u. Levison The most OF my patients are OF old
ndng disease They don't know IN. vr,ue OF your med
cine here vet or they would and cured They be-
GIN 10 u for cured those whs have been under
but have had success so
Tar In curing all that have come They come 70 me from a
cr your medcne-from Aabamn, Pittsburgh, Mo-
se and Ciacnna Our Charleston agent writes that he dis
pose. OF ali medicine physcisrs IN their practice
1rbere Is ne In thsthsse Stubborn facts
Our oaicrs are-Pripcps Division street New York 80
Mails Provdsnce - Hamilton street Albany
Queen street Charleston, O.; IA Camp street, New Or
leans. and IN Louisville K~uuchythe only places in the
World. whers the medicine ean be Obtained. my4 I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-09
UNOR THE REMOVAL OF sUPENFLU-

EOR THE REMOVAL OF sUPENFLu-
Gus HAIR--Tnst pane OF fenae Beauty whether
oreneaa neck, still more unsghy, the upper lip be
efectually removed by OF ATKINSONS DEPlLA
the least approach pain and leaving the skin winter
softer than before By twice using the Depatoy the
the hair usually destroyed, further
pcaton Of it No bad consequences from its need be
pretended be used infants skin without any
bad effects.
The advertiser prepared every bottle sold by
him efeclusly and be perfectly
effects. Sold wholesale and retaAby
H. @. MART, ITS Broadway,
a2l-v corner Courtiandt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-09

S1M hsTLETu COwPEN.ss. Eu u.,,.ry ryn
the time he presented this receipt that he never
knew an It's ing produce cure. The sale 81
a In Europe has been Immense.
sold by op'os, ~ Bewery, corner of Grand 81 He.
~ corner of Pike "; Grand G. Hart OF Brosd
way and Courtandt ST. and VIM. h. Hoffman, es7 Broadway
prre 50 cents s6Sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-09

MO CURE, NO PAY-SALT RHEUM, RING
IN WORN, TETTER, BARBERS.or JACKSON ITCH.
SCALD HEAD, and all other diseases Of the skim are
effectuaily cured by the use Of "sANDS REMEDY FOR
SALT RfIEUMn which has been tested Ia rising 25o0
cases without instance having failed No sltersios in
diet necessary asd there is danger In applying even
10 the tcndeTes infant II discovery before knows
In the history Of medicine and afflicted with
diseases in form is invited make immediate
use this valuable medcae. Numerous certificates OF III
virtues have been received by the proprietor and will be
Prepared and sold ny ABLD SANDS, 100 Ful,on street
Of william aaa sold by Druggists generally In Of
the principal cities and towns In the United States
ordered with geeds Of OF the prn-
druggists q this Phi adrlphia az1lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-09
rI,O CONsuMERs OF OIL ON QAs.-The .

ITO CONSUMERS OF OIL Oh 0AS.-The In.
and Manufacturer OF the Safety Rehecung sprk
aap approved In giving clear light without shade,
invites the public 70 inspect his new patterns 70 bras: and
Also Lamps Billiard and Reading Rooms Rrfectonss,
Groceries requiring strong light and are warranted TO
Al ere Cabarne street, or f7s Greenwich corner OF
Canal -
aJoLims a. MICHELL Spirt Lamps each side.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-09

nR. GEORGE TAvLOH, Of the British College
IL Health, renewed from u Chambers 10 ~ wall 81
Yreses NJ entrance New street. a29-2wf'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-09
I NFLUENzA, COYaHs, COLDs, PUTRID

UNFLUENZA, COUGHS, COLDS, PUTRID
sore Throas Nhe uustxn oil Cutans disc suoh
Rheum, Eryspeas, Scrofuous Eruptions NC can be
cured In few the use Of Doctor yaeksen
rodatea with Bath minutes notice, every day. from
O'Clock, A. NJ ustil III O'Clock In The evening. 800.
B. Gsnteel furnhrd apartments, with bonrd, ans the
best provided for invzhds who wish TO put
themselves under Doctor Jscksons treatment and his Medi-
Gated vaposr Baths. II proper to mention, these baths
have resemblance the Tbomsonsn system, nor treat
mxx sW-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-09

MO. DIVISION sTREETs-In gratitude to Mr..
lNU Levsen Tor whose philanthropy In making the eeebra
viii be the near Of rescnng others ro The grave and reso-
hereby serify that knew his
Red Drop unfortunate friend Of mine after havRg
the VI year. Ia the meanns all the other advertised
remedies used and Of the advertised physicians
well feed bst good effect The person
enjoys good health and cured atwo weeks by bottle
Of Levison's Hunters Red Drop.
C. B., Me- Is street
New York, June 1st, 1887.
B. This q, n,leman allowed himself he referred to-
and can be seen Al any time. my4-in'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-09

MEDICAL AND SUEGICAL.-DR GLOVER
lVl consulted usual In the treatment OF certain class OF
appres the public he has received regular
professional education in this country and to be cased
with the sefnamed doetsr medical pufs and preenders OF
the day. Office No Ann the American Museum
Private third door from the Museum. Lamp at the
inner office door n he evening. ieNu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-09

p Upwards of 10000 lbs. Of Maple Sugar hav'
Been made in the town of Sandwich N. II. this sea
son.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-09

II The Western, Sc she went out Drew "rc1
inches by the head, and 10 feet by the stern Two
pilots took her down, Rols,on q Keofie.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-09

LoSe lsIAss BANK, No. Z Front street-Capita
$500 000-Shares ESQ Leffert Lefferts, President
Daniel Embury, Cashier. Directors-Rnbert Carter
Robert Baehe EQbert Benson, Nehemiah Denton III
Cornell, David Johnson, Joseph Nissan, Silas But
Ter, Jehn Schenck, James $ Clark, =. ID. wilkins
BENJAMIN ID. Sllir,an, Notary.
BpooKLyu BANK, No. 5 Front strect.-Captal
5000 OO0-Shares s20 Robert T. Hicks, President
Robt J. Crommelin, Cashier. Drectors-R v. w.
Thornc, Conklin Brush, X. r.. De Russy Joseph Mo-
ser. Joseph sprague James Foster J. q. Murphy,
Coe s. Downing, Timothy T. Nissan, John Thorne.
Nathaniel r. waring, Attorney and Counsellor X.
AT,AsT,c BAsx, No 66 Fulton street Jonathan
Trotter. President. J. s. Doughty Cashier Drec-
tors-John Lawrence, John It. Bergen Edwin Hicks,
VIM. Rockwell, Henry G, Murphy Robert +. Man
lev Clarence ID. Sacke l. VIM. M. Udall, VIM. Hun
Ter, IT,, stephen Haynes Samuel Smith, Richard
Cornwall. $500.
Table Of Discount Days al the Nep York City and
brooklyn Banks.
Monday Manhattan, Merchants, Union, City, Sow
enth Ward, Commercial. s.- -
Tucsday-New York, Ameucs, Tradesmsns, Dry
Dock, National, Mechanics and Traders
Butchers and Droyers', Greenwich, Lea
iher Manufacturers Lafayette, Bank OF
State Of New York, Brooklyn, Atlantic.