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MISCELLANEOUS
SUCC ID!
A LraE FROM LIFE.
s.Hope erer gets the best Of HS'rus'."

w III L .i't men. STA R'Slhe-f VI
so? All. EuIenr, | confess | trem!'le for you.
Thrown ont under such circumstances. at
this time f life. Ia push Won w"v in the
worid--HnIi i"i.s, ..s.FpoI3i:1eii>. ani 81
ierInrs nav await y,u! WA ~clitr"- can
there be for the y"uDg, poor, ihi irIrni'"->.
where prosperity iau-h> II m'Si''ftnh". ;"w
err trlrtpIeS upon weakness, md temptation
prevS upon inexperiencr!
A dreadful picture u t1i:y u nave drawn
of the great world. nv De- R's'Ir, said
Eugene, smiling. .Suprn>. we view II IN
an other light? Let US consider II as one
vast and glorious amphitIIeatre. upon whose
arena genius. industry, exertion. and talent.
are striving for the rewards which wait the
meritoriuus.
sAnd how mrnv hearts, r~ejninei Rosalle,
sadly, ARE broken in The conflict? How many
are trodden down By the jnsrling aspirants!
If one succeeds, yet how many fall? Be
sides. others have friends 10 help them on
you have none. None but one, and she can
only aid YOU BY her prayers. Others have
wealth-vnu are poor. Your path is solita-
nv lefpre you. Neither influence nor Tor
tune smiles upon H.
SIT is then under the most favorable cir
cuInstances that the greatest and most sue
cessiuI characters are formed! replied En-
gene, proudly. The oak OF the mnuntaIn
forest IS not cur,ured in a hot house. but u
strikes its roots and rears its branches ANIL
the winds and storms of lis native SkleS.-
Look around vnu, RnsaIir. Is II the nurs-
linz of wealth or fortune. who has been dan
died into manhno mn the lap at prosperity.
II. -.--, ..,n,. H., ,.,rlfs tn,nn1s M
wins its mirhiir>t influences? Or. * II not
rather the m1n whose earlier wears. hLc MN"
were s~carcrlv chrrred nv Il single prefer o'
aid, or smile nf appreciation. and ~h" has
drawn from diversity thu. elements Of great
ness? You take 1t far granted. tI't | shall
be weak. unsuccessful. uni rr'rinrrr. har"
the confidence t. heii-vr | >h II b. n"'''I"r-'
YIN knpw nn, the II u"'. nv dear tIu
gene. How many rn'St".tn'"S rnlv hc in
store for YOU. And ~ Il" hest, hnw mach
toll. how nanv anyrciIcS. Ia = may sorrows
INV cluster arruna v'tir i"-.Incd nirh. and
mnst inevitably aIren upon The duties aud
difficulties of the most a';lunmS nf probes
slonsy
sOnt upon Thee Gnr 1 bird OIL oacn' said
Eugene. Iaunhiu". 'Dn vnu not know that
fortune aver fees The faint heart? And as
l" d'flr'i,''es' '"e @,'".r' 'F .o Wv
Ir-a'er Inc c'nqo-'" .: ~
You Sp'ah {" S"'r-msss
ef~r' u'e c'n'''' =" uo..u
'nn' aus
W .ci = ~
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h'rle'e:E D'.1sa r,r,''
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We cannot o highly approve the tone
and purport Of the reply made in the follow
ing correspondence by Mr.. Forsyth to the
British Minister on the subject Of the slaves
per L'Amistad. TIE position assumed by
this country is, in cur opinion, decidedly
right.
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why, he took his book and placed it be-
lore him, thus, and with his last upon his
knee, and his hammer in his hand, he read
and hammered. and hammered and read,
from morning till night, and rice versa.'
And what was the resultf
'He did become a lawyer
Il suspected as much said RoSalie.
'.nd member nt Congress- continued
tu en-..Ind C!nrf Justice of this State: in
Gn"'-
IL :;ne. R.ccr Sicrman.'
.i}"-rr Snc'man! exclaimed R1.aiie.'
III" same. SIaIi ! speak of franklin?
OLA said RosaIle, his history is worn out
Already
i could tell Won a tale Of Eng!ish lawyers,
for variety
What Is iiT
An in good time. There dwelt. during
the last century. in the town of Berwick-up.
on Tweed, (Which. by the way, my Lord
Coke saws is no part Of Englandl-so | am
wrong-in Newcastle.upon TYNE coal
merchant, or corn merchant, Just as YOU
please. BY the name of Scott. He had two
sons, John and William. Owing TO his en-
barrassed circumstances he was unable 10 al
lord them the advantages Of Il university
education. and could cnlv send them 10 4
grammar school in their native town. where
they accrrdin ~ hnran and comuleied their
classical cdrr,'--. Vas not this an in
aUspic,"as beLInEGgr
Sc" nrr---" on said RnSa!ic.
Nav. remember that these Youths were
intended for the BARN England. rnn-
where the irIendle<S and untitled ,'r Obliged
tr crnipni with ten times Tho dIficu!uc>
which npr"Se them here. What would
RrsaIie nave >ail. suppose this John ar Wi
litT were y lover of hers. and he wee ai'"r,
Ia leave his hone for the m":rnTC!is-thr
great LnGdnn-tn commence the s'udv oil
his profession in the Inns oi C"Urtg
No m"t'"r. - on.
sWriI. John aud WiIlirm occupied rh"
Saue chambers Together, and pursued the
Same studies. poor. frirndlcSS. and unai'!cd.
twelve long. ;edi"u, wears. (thcse Eu-lIsl!
lawyers. hv III bv. hive to UNDERGO srnr-
tninu nf = qIaran me- twelve wears they
devoted themselves 10 Their solitary prr
suits. At the end of that time, the elder
WIS Admitted 10 the bar
And how did he succeed?
sWhv.'m hsdiv AT first. His awkardncs-
and tin,,dirv s,o,d in his wav: lew expected
anv ,h;,. cr h;.m. and some even ridicuIrJ
h;c ,,,emr,s :, succeed. Bu, he found n
,r;snd Fr;crds are moi, such bad ,hinGs aE
,er al. nv dear. His friends aided in bring.
;nr h,m ont. and. after some wears Of obscure
~. he suddenly burst forth upon the world n
star of the first magnitude. His business
raridiIv increased; he became Il member OF
Parliament: then solicitor general; then at
,orney General; rhen Sir John Scotland
then
Lord EIdon, and Lord Chancellor of Eng,
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WA SriRiT y MA.NE.-RrS"lu'i1ns have
hccu introduce ! !ng"rh"Ie stature ni Maine.
aprr"prilinE the specific sum ri fur hun
drci rhru>rnd dollars To- enable the Govern
nr t. iake immrdiatp measures {" remove
the British 'rnnrs an The disputed territory.
GC0m,. BujisIin
, 1841-03-13

prospects OF his son in the legal profession.
I our son does not want talents was his re.
ply; but he must first spend his own for.
tune-marry. and spend his wife's fortune
and then there will be some hopes ofhis sue.
ceeding at the law Now, luckily, my dear,
! nave not the preliminary of spending two
fortunes to 60 through, before ] may succeed
at the law
Tins Is very true, but not very comfnrta-
Die, Lord Kenyon to the contrary no;wirh.
Standing said Resale.
What think you. Resale? There was q
young shoemaker out here in Connecticut.
once on I time, who took it into his head to
be 4 lawyer!'
a shoemaker
sand why not? He was two and twenty
years OF age when the idea or fancy first
struck h~lm-entirelv uneducated, except in
a commcR poor school, and not only depend
ant, but having Others dependant upon him.
Was not this folly?
'What then?
why. he took his book and placed it be-
lore him, thus, and with his last upon his
knee, and his hammer in his hand, he read
and hammered. and hammered and read,
from morning Till night, and rice versa.'
'And what was the resultf
He did become a lawyer
Il suspected as much said Rosalie.
'.nd member nt Congress- continued
tu en-..Ind Chrf Justice of this State: in
New-York tribune., 1841-04-16
REPRESENTATION.

The .T4rit h- human health and naPqia "a
az individual dires anguish and Ga'n
Like Felix dc-rn- a-inporart 10 more CONVENIENT
uany opening opportaHic- .; eF'ing h-Hcs
and business matters produces the same
.pr and adopts every eHcs Tor
the neglect and the of the ot,er In ca-s OF
cpcnt obisincd afford speedy re
bleeding rc-oc taad the patent " tortured
BY operations snd druz Way 'ay- visitor do you ho y,
Pcl-e IIoebouni ANDY The il vii. If not oei
day .l consult Ihis Is do's ana ne
ahhor quack medicines The Ptsnt shoHihs is ,Af
c.ct, sends m package the phy-csn: re-
covers hean and enyth sud the e hi- miraculous
recovery little .u,pectin- By package OF Peae
Iiorehound Candy from - Division street;
PEASE'S CANDY
had nv family all afflicted with the Group an! every medical
a,endan, de.pscd of r relief nv yonnEcr children
ci,ly warmly recommended e-tHable iir9und
Candy-sud ,hc rapid cHesciou- Iar hnS
their and the medical attendants have &C
kno~ledgcd powerful efficacy inc yogne-t a' ii o
Si-nel. : TOW MIR 10 I aari'- ,Ii,'
For sale vholesae retail by j. PHASE SON IL DIVISION
,-.., alU-lm
New-York tribune., 1841-04-16
EXTRACT OF A LETTER,

Rcceired from the Island Of 81. Vincent, IIeH Indies.
ANGUAGE dear but fccb!y express the deep cxccmon
- which produced the whole o. hi, island BY the
cen, importation very paable med from the city
York " A called Peasc Son, Clarified E'sen, Of ore-
hound Candy indeed of kind and cIrc
u,l a. it cured the Presidents lady Of distressing chronic
cough of .cYera years standing incredibly short of
four hour. tested its virtues complaint pa
pati, cords having used three packages of this admirable
compound feel entirely free from my old friend Really, Mr..
pea,c worthy to be accounted the Howard of America.
Yours faithfully, DANIEL CREIGHTON.
Closed on the Sabbath.
icen.s-Ziebc - Dock Philadelphia Rcddng.
street Boston Beprd. Pa; Curn, Co. 3 Exchange
Place Orleans La Robertson ITO Baltimore street Maryandi
Ran & Co. 81 State street, Albany, n Y
None Is genuine unless each packare signed PEAsE son,
q Division street, OF be obtained wholesale and retail
Tc,r. invariably cash al0-lA
New-York tribune., 1841-04-16
COME AND SEE.

IN the building known Columbian Hail. 2} Grand the
wholesale and retail sales the Un,cd states
the argc. best selected assortment OF adcs Misses and Ch
ren, SHOES exclusively all their varieties pattern. width
o shape material usually called for OF Own manufacture
We would those ladies who have formerly been compelled to
90 10 Broadway that they under the Necessity of
longer and invite them TO come and see and save
eight hInss per pair aud be better served without the
DELAY, and di,appoumcnts attending being measured.
also that having from TO 800 persons IN our
py and having the largest manufacturers
America work vel knowr approved Of and cht
after in where good work sold he citizens OF New
York Broohlyn Wanurrh and the surrounding
.nectly solicited themselves Wholesale
retail dealers for cit and country trade VIII md 1t to Their ad
yantars TO call before purchasing only quality and quantity
but prices shall make 4 great nlucement
ali If SMITH BRISTOI.T. & HALL.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-16

G & CEDAR STREET. Broadway-Rooms open both
, > from 10 = from To D. and from To D.
rhi, Of the useful practice
OUTLINE practice through which the student
under the instruction of C. C. MARSH, Accountant:
There asthc always impaired To individuals
.n.ly.
Books used by the pupln'oce book Sales book Bill book
Ca book. DaY book Journal Ledger
Transactions month Partnership business opening books
buying selling lending pan. receiving payment ISSUING aud tax
taking notes, trial balance
Transactions the above, paying
paving cash and merchandise future and
shipping account importing merchandise dis
counting selling exchange bartering shipping
ORDER lnsurng, trial balance
Transactions Sd monhMany variations of the above and
ceiyins selling do closing do buying exchange
pany spccuon. sales closing
ca>book balancing cash, cxchgng trial
balances.
TRANSACTIONS 9TH Making eight grand practical
from the book sales book and cash book
balance balance sheet closing the books re-openng accounts
ready calculations
the subscriber believes has been de-
well calculated practical kno"l ledge Of Book
the pubic thing
4 will prove OF little Use
capacity dcyon about three weeks the study
qualified keep correctly and elegantly the books of
business e. L. MAKSH, Author OF
The Science Doube-Entry Book Keeping Smplfed stand
ard work sth edition. 200 pages. cyo-sl.2j.
The Art bookkeeping improved BY the
of Balance $50 pages, Syo.-1j cents.
the Study of Book Keeping. with BalanceShcet
II neatp pamphlet, Is pages, l2mo-ic cents. alo lw
New-York tribune., 1841-04-16

En;,ic. who study and comfort are re-
commended to call Il Godtrcs, and examine Wil's PrkSI
PRrvN for which the silver medal was awarded " He
American Institute iu ls9 >tcad. utterly PFC
~ b ro,.hy any eetinr nlodcemeni whilst N re-
- ur,b,ty and chcappc they stand unari'alled They ao
the important Of being taken down IN
m than rSirro examination Will prove that every thing de-
El.,e,d ha, bccn concentrated h plus ui;rG Of
al6-im
New-York tribune., 1841-04-16
MORE CONVINCING PROOFS OF THE PECULIAR
EFFICACY OF
PEASE,S CANDY
A,nrNISInN STREET.

45 DIVISION STREET
have been troubled th terrible alarming cough which settled
my unc- AID threatened almo. Immediate dsan. ee
many rcnedic-. without experiencing relief an vas iadn
iorchound end Afforded imne re-
lief and eajoy good health better than have oF ten
YEAR, and would recommend it TO all
/. p. MEsERVE. l2I Fir-,s.
have used res,c E,.-nce of Horehod Candy found
an invaluable purpose for which Intended
J. LINDSEY Pastor OF VI. f. Church. Second ct.
parcel Of Horehound Candy seat AID
afforded degree OF ;hc relief have
derived from your exccllcn, yc, pleasant remedy.
y KELLOGG Pastor o; ". T. Church. Wlicts
public speaker should be without Pease E'ence OF iioehound
Candy. lean choerfuly recommend it. Rev J. iERS
late Of NJ E Church Haley i Church Newark "
or inquire ! ~ Broad street, Ne"arh.
w C. s~.y 95 Crosby aas also tested the virtues
Of Pea.cs Candy.
Elder Knapp has alec used Pcae lI"hound Candy and recon-
mend, public speakers.
Rev J. Pastor Of NJ Church 10 Forsyth
has u- Pca Ncicacj Candy and recommends to all those
who-c ayoca,ion relurc. the OF the
ucky. p. f. of the " District has used Pcasc
Candy all those who nec OF is healing
and qualities.
Rev Mr Whitaker the Presbyterian Church Caharnc
of Madison also has u-cd and recommends Pease
orchouud Candy.
Griffin Pastor OF w. f. Centenary Church Brooklyn, also
recommends Pca-es Candy.
WHOOPING COUGH.
Parents will find Candy very good hoopng
DR.. ROGERS.
The undersigned used Prasc orcound Candy with
and recommend M those who afflicted with
pulmonary diseases
H. AVER collector for the y York Raond Co. in II Second
81 avenue
j. Mortimer. -3 Main Brooklyn, Il.
4. Il, Blooizood, 4i York street Brooklyn
T. Weld lO5 Duane :. Jenner 30 TIca-v
w T. Peek broadway. r II. Thompson, IL Ludlow
A. Wh!ock, 40 Water j. Patten, l25 Cedar st
r II. Iyrl. Carol Place
Full testimonial, been handed in by Of
popular physicians ccrymer and respectable
performing what is promised
there he any. Closed the Sabbath
characterization -pinwa oil three Bo.ur1,
Ann It. cor Broadway uesi Co. oi Ann and NsAaus
Tmp,on grocer, Fulton and William kcuyc 55 Boadw;
ay. Brooklyn: T. Owen SS Avenue; Cory,l
Spring ST Patrick 100 Pearl BurrlI 27 Grand 5n
Batc7on Broadway MARITIME lst and 9th Te
il6 lIul,on and by all respectable grocer.
CAJTION-Orc be partcular-hcrc courerh
abundance but il YOU particular To sec that each pack
age PEAsE SON - Division Will BE- all y. X
just you pleac 10 have it, Copyrbt scured Country
wishing this Candy have = of for cash. alO
New-York tribune., 1841-04-16

INRENCH Observation-Disclosures ORAL AND PRAcTr
SYsrsM.-Geniemen wishing to study the French are IN
formed that Durand who continues the highly
proved fltc the late John Msnesca forming
early and Glass for the Spring and Summer
Those Join will please call and their
studied thu language classes the
during Resi-
dence Ii C'rv Hall Place.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-16

Bri,sl Daticsia important proposal mas been made IN
the Brush Parliament which If j. succeeds VIII po nshy
advantageous th- country. proposed to a"ni' 'on1
Unitrd States =. duty per bbi. instead OF D
Shnrc. 3s 6d per 1000 instead of = aad rs ho9i
"a. w. "a ..lsaa - T., 3d OAK Slaves "a, - instead Of
L. 6J and l5. Fine Lumber l0, cd. per lupu ii
stead Of & T.. aud Fs which isstv prohibited salt at
- Gd per bb., aud pg>od
New-York tribune., 1841-04-16
PETER FARLEY.

AFR G. GOODRICH. author of Peter psrley Tales and
vi formerly Editor OF Farley Magazine Editor of MEERY
MrsrtM Monthly Magazine for the family circle especially the
The Museum inter-
e.ing illustrated with numerous and excellent ENcN's
aud has unqualified appreciation Of the throughout
the country Poetry and Music composed
pes>y work 1t offered subscribers at the 10" price OF
One Dollar Fiy Gents, payable IN advance
Published by VIM X. Vail. Office the Bookstore Of Gould
\aYu,r & S,Xton ol Nas>au->t ali-3t
New-York tribune., 1841-04-16
spvNCER,S HATS.

,Y,rr subscriber drcc the of gentlemen about pur-
chasing Spring Hats to the inducements offered b! hn-
ico,,cn,s v hch no other dealer has ever offered
The knd of Hat, .od v1-Nu'ra commonly known as
gea,cr) and lm,s,ion molesKin SILK
pRIcrS-Nu,ra 81 %. Imitation MocsAin Hat - .
orNrry-The sod by the article 'od generally by
the o.t fashionable and no'cl makers a Beaver al me 'e o -
,,on Moekiu combine, high degree ueltness, bril-
li,n-, and durability.
r,spoN-poRs,r pArrrESsny deslon whatever from the
g. a.;,,at, s,,o 10 meet individual wil be made
SYSTEM or BUSINESS hy which are enabled to oae the >
>pt Hat at 81 - Moleskin ProPoonably ID" rate
~ , =. obtained BY adoption OF the most rd economy
of the establishment thereby rendering nnnc
cesar, pooa. profits to meet and ex'rarasani eHpen
-, SPENCER,
al6 Il Chambers street, opposite t '
New-York tribune., 1841-04-16

ID A. STUART, Greenw ch and Chambers
IL. and oer for sale. Candy Sugar Pum &c nadc
their improved from single double and treble
superior quality made this Eu
rope and nearly quite prices the inferior qualities
usually sold having increased their buildings, they
prcrarcd orders for Candy Refined Sugar
at Country dealers requested call and
nine quality indy sold this esabI before purchasing
Candy carefully - 80 100 pounds for
markets and delivered this shipped
without charge tJr boxes carriage.
Refined usar-Dou refined loaf packed boxes. barrels,
loose; ground loaf barrels
ac+ The above refined by
sithout the Use OF eay or blood. ais l0
New-York tribune., 1841-04-16

COMBINING THE OLD NEW-YORK AND OHIO LINE. NEW
YORK LINE. AND UTICA AND BUFFALO LINE.
yy,IE Company prepared receive and forward
l FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS WEST TO all Ports the
Canal Lakes Huron and Michigan and the Ohio and Wa
bash Canals the favorable Families
grating and Merchants Ill find their advantage call
their Oice Broad Steamboat will daily p. NJ
from Cortlandt and three Canal Boats superior
class Albany. For Freight Passage
py to NOAH COOK & Co 10. Broad street y. Y.
o. VI. TDMIINSON 4 co. Albany, y. y
JANIS CHAPPELL- & co. Rochester, " y.
+. :. BEACH, 10.
A. X. COBB s. CO. Buffalo, y. Y.
Propneors
AGENTS.
COBB. OATMAN i co. Cleveland Ohio.
DAVIS * SMITH. Portsmouth,, Ohio
DORR. WEBB co Detroit. Michigan.
aIO-tf BRISTOL PORTER Chicago. Illinois
New-York tribune., 1841-04-16

Ex1RA Srssio>-The Governor OF Alabama issued h
proclamation the 10Th u; convcnng the General Assem-
by o that State on the ihr Monda, April for the pur-
pose Of providing by law the election of Members
present Alabama IN the Congress
The Governor Indiana has ordered the election Of Mem
bcr of Congress for ha, State take place the Sd Of
Ma.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-16

x17uNDOw Ga.Ass3o0o American Window OF Frank
W lin Fulton and Dcawa brands, comprising complete
men: OF sizes. from BY q 10 BY 25
FRENCH WINDOW GlASS--lOOO boxes French Window and
Picture Glass double aud single thickness upco. quality
size from BY to 81 bv A.
DRUGGISTS GLASS WARE-7oO packages Druggists Glass
Ware from IIam.ny Works embracing general
Of fVials and Bottles. For sale by
MORGAN AND WALKER.
al0 # Manufacturers Agents, 1t3 Waers-
New-York tribune., 1841-04-16
DRY GOODS. CHEAP.

LADIES. NOW Is YOUR TINE TO Buy DRY GOODS CHEAP
VI ItlSES Cheap Store IL Crand-,, the
"A pence made take pcs the Slow shilling aud where
be large and we'll selected assortment of mos;
of Spring Goods selling extraordinary lo
and which With the general depression o the lime
The ujonc lit but few o the articles Iia awa
be found oi hand.
Mouslin De LANES all prices from >9d l. per yard
Plain. striped Silks from Be per yard.
Calcoes from 6d 10 -6d
English ltd To a6l
French bomb1zincs very hnc. from 81 10 Sl.1j
French Calrcs warranted from ln 10 2Gi
Shectuys. ward viii. and 81. I'll. S nj l0l.
6nc ou- cloth, I'd. ~. 9d. Ie, lld l.
Birdyc Gloves, Ribbond> lio
nndkerchicf and of small articles @
prices.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-16

the quotations. -,
phl4dphi By couTbr lsa'S:
Bll,n,ore .........-..3 - Mobile
Iicha,ond 4 9 \ Orleans =
SaTanash ............3: 81
rhae nas been in the Cotton market odaF-aie' n"e
beep made to the oxn, of 1900 200 bse In Flour there
b;cr o,e orcen, for the wants Sales to-day LOU
bu,h. Of Wheat city Mie a. 81 1863 bl-aeis Rye .
delivered at So Very for sale the last quotation vas ~
for Southern
The Receivers American Fire Insurance Company have DE-
oarcd iaal dividend of Il per
The Manufacturers Insurance Company OF Boston nave
dividend OF 10 per cent. Toy the last siS months
The Bank per for the las Elk months paaoo
tho r Of May.
The State Bsnk per
The Reading a Democratic Press that the Berks County
Rank ba. recovered m standing and tina, 1t, notes freely VIE
the EanAs.
The Legislature passed bill authorizing loan Of
$40 900 in behalf Of the State.
1t appears tho Boston pape that the aggregate
receipt. of the reduce about 30
from established have been for SIX months ending h"re
- ~ l., e. -; ,. ending Noreb l. ls.O..... $3.50 -
Gain As per o ~
Th. memorial OF United states asking TO ho re-
from the reqrons of hCr charter aud reduction
r her caniu Stock to 100000 presented the Legislature Of
Penn p the IL inst the Committee on Banks
bill reported BY Committee providing for ae issue
of enc ,wo dollar notes By the Banks and upendng the
pcusltics of the resumption for four YEAR..
The St Louis Common Council OF that CIT! arr
ou TO issue ul calculated take the place Of crea
Ing medium the GAINESVILLE Gazette We learn that the bank
Zsn.e has determined batch of Post Notes payable 9
month, nfter date The public do well let them alone
The Rochester Gur Money Market remains sta
;on,rv Our Bank discount legitimate freely
They draw spanr Ncwfors The Free Banks have al
,aned their prcvu, standing and received with as much
confidence a. the Safety Fund
The Miners Free publishes Circular from Nj Knapp the
Cashier of the Mineral Point Bank.
Mr. r. state. within 40 days paid principally 81
Jou, Brokers $4,000 specie equivalent specie.
nd that the Bank $4,000 specie available
means from redeem dollar OF her circulation
lie saws puid in loans ahd dcoun confined to
trade $500 specie within the last Is months The Bank ne
saw, il urcpared with the other Banks and meanwhile vi"
INV her v hole circulation in ST. LOUIS
Tn. Money Markets Boston Good business paper scarce
and sells in the street at per The prices of Banks und
abroad stocks are Foreign Exchanges
dull Domestic plenty and in points
provcrlcu, had bcen realized.
sales ut Auction.
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Pen, lot. of land on hs cu.tey eide of Wahugt-si
Bank-S4G0O
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By Ms. HOFFMAN 4 Co.
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