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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-08-05

DOCTOR ENANS'S SOV EREiGN TON
&c AND GRAND RESTORATIVE,
A CERTAIN CURE FOR FEVER AND
n AGUE.-The symptoms OF Fever and Ague
are unfortunately, too well known commencing with
yawning stretching and uneasness-this is succeed
ed by slight chills shverings, that end in violent
convuIsive shaking of the whole body-this is the
cold fit, and Immediately followed by the fever or hot
6tthe pulse rises the skin becomes hot pain in the
head and all the symptoms of fever, terminating in
protuse sweat which, gradually ending leaves the pa
uent much weakened. For sale by
w YOUNG
Sole agent for the District two doors east of Gadsby
April i-3t
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weekly family newspaper OF large SIZE published
every Saturday morning in Baltimore, Maryland,
at 81 per annum, in advance.
j. EVANS SNODGRASS Editor.
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A CARD-MRs. FANNY ,FITZwILLIAM respectful
~ y informs A FAE gSs Ed .A pR asst II, her
evening h July when she will make her appearances.
and produce IF R' BEITE 81 f THE HOTEL
in which she Will vstan six Character VIZ an English LADY
Anne Italian singing maste-an Irish chambermaid ~
an hotsTsna Pe,,sian d 2, use c,;. n,m
Also viii be 'e'en oGT re OF GGf FLAc tASf
which Mrs. Fizwiam will form her original character.
sing several Songs, and dance burlesqse Cracouenne
D,%9 IA iiG s 5' APPARATUS AND INsTRTC
1oS 'as S g.21lS CO Sstas 'lsrsa
reception Of pupils, com%snee lIondsy Jqly iih.
The class win be osen for hC our each d;y from s:h,
nue. in the class until perfectly satisfied
Rhone from Paris 1000 superior Plates; also, q .proy-
ed Rague1eotype .ppaIsu'ss Te as an 'I'en,s supply
T ILLNESSES BY THE DAGUERREOTYPE PRO
II CESS taken the rooms Broadway and John
street. in style with all the modern improvement
without regard to the weather the result being always tho
Instructions the above beautiful givss and apparatus
bal the Apparatus used in the business may be obtain
e. at the above place; ao every DESCRIPTION Of miniature
lenses: plates sc Specimens may be seen at the rooms
any time during the day. Jy3 lns
pHOTOGRAPHIC, OR DAGuERREOTYPE LIKE
pose Howads Hotel large and rooms,
he daily deyos his attention taking kenesss by the above
required for the completion Themes. does
exceed minutes and his method Of pnctsipg
,cied even by The mos, cloudy or rainy weher T. W
aers himself that he produce his some oi the
% e., Ssys seT Sas L s
L. w keeps constantly for sale the approved p7eo-
type Apparatus Plates Lens Miniature Ouses, Polishing
n B.-nstruc,i will be given the Photographic z.
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Foreign Markets.

HAVANA June 27The first arrival of rice since our las,
has been that of the Spanish brig Casopeo from your
via Matanzas, this mt rning Her cargo will no doubt
comm nd IL rails, if not Lard 1876 Goldfish, lsc.
exchange on London, 10! per CT prem New York par
per CT discount.
hHoop per 2sa 81; boards, Portland white pine
Isl other Eastern ports 10 20: p p lumber IL -;
shingles Il hid shocks, with heading 81; beans
white, 5r; beef No l and o. prime and mess SO,
butter Am, TO- candles mould II 10 4; sperm 30
30; cheese Am IS; Goldfish 90 lbs. ?; Flour, Phlad
b alt IL hams Anne ii 4: lard Am - 90 0; onions "a
10; pork and Eastern cargo and mess 10; clear
10 IL; potatoes Dbl 34aI2; Rice }; soap, yell
keg of 81 gall 100 90; sugar assorted sa 81 81 white
Ia 10; brown 81 Il; yellow, ~ a6; segars - s25
Exchange-London 10 a II prem; New York par
discount Boston IL dis; New Orleans 3 a ! dis nom
Freights-To France so 90 francs and 10 States 81
per box sugar. per bag coffee 50 81 per HID
Nolasses
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MONEY MARKET.
Friday, July Sop. !


The sales the board have been, usual small and
prices have generally given way.-Farmer's Loan fell
per cent Illinois T. Sales Of New York State rs
made at premium, which is decline. S,onington i'm
preyedsl per cent Harlem J.
Ancrthe board a sherifs sale of stocks was made on
account Of the Morris Canal Company. Ii consisted Of
$4,000 Of Illinois per cent stocks at III. They
purchased by Mr.. selden This decline from
yesterdays sales.
We have, in preparation some details respecting the
transactions between the Bennington Vermont, Bank
and Wall street brokers' which will shortly give
1t is astonishing what instrument of roguery the
Usury Laws in the hands of dishonest men, Such laws
direct and arranabe interference with the free.
dom Of contract and consequently always do harm by
voring those whom it is designed to check.
II stated that the Secretary Of the Treasury ncgo
ated additional 100000 of the loan price
thing less than the last which understood to be o.
This would make 50 900 of the new loan that
taken, but it wants confirmation. The before oh.
tanned was 100000, and has all been expended long
since.
II has been stated that treaty has been concluded to
settle the North Eastern Boundary This has yet
and apprehend will be, If the people
become acquainted with the details which most dis.
graceful They actually giving up every thing that
has been contended for and yielding to Great Britain all
her demands miserable hired organ in foreign inter.
stated that the basis interchange terri
tory The United States to cede all north the Johns
River and Great Britain to cede all south Of that stream
This The United States are indeed no cede all
north of the river but great Britain retains all south
river to distance Of sixty miles from its mouth which
Is all the navgable portion The people Of Maine will be
cheated out of their territory and GreaqBran will obtain
aconsodation of her provinces and retain all that she now
holds of value This leads the apprehension that the
matter will not now be finally settloi
There is very little doing in domestic exchanges and
rates have not altered in any great degree They are as
: follows:-
CyRRLNr RATES OF BANK NorEs AND DOMESTIC BILLS
Bank Notes Erchange.
Safety Fund IA June 1912.
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These notes purchased by the brokers on specua-
ton, and the price depends upon the availability of the
notes to discharge debts to the banks the probability
ultimate payment The broker buys the of the hold
ers and sells them to those who in debt banks
The broker gets the best price he for them; any
dvdual buy any of the notes at the above
utterly ridiculous it then to suppose that the agent
the transaction is the OF the fall Does any sup
pose that the brokers could deprcciae the bills Of the Bank
of Louisiana other specie paying bank7 Certainly
not long the banks pay their debts the notes
depreciate he instant they refuse to do the price
the notes depend entirely upon demand and supply Sup
pose the Citizens Bank, which at 40 per discount
should be compelled to its payments would the
brokers be able to buy the notes at discount What
gross insult is it to intelligent citizens for the munich.
pality to refuse to pay their debts and then prosecute
useful class Of dealers who buy and sell it's dshonorei
promises for what they worth. We read of the en-
tortons and practsed upon the trading
munity during the iron age" with establishment, and
yet in times laws equally wicked gravey en-
acted.
The following is comparative statement Of the affairs
Of the State Bank Of Alabama Tuscaloosa the a2d
June. as compared with Oct. 1871.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY o,.1s4a.


Cleared.
SHIP Sir Edward Hamilton, tBl St Andrews. sfkp Iron
Painters Wasp m Isay Wes C SaD. o Of Ac naf fser
fESs sa1r Ss 81 ! New ~ Eas.sa ,
O% R Ps Sarah JIns Booheld Nswbe NC
Arrived.
Brig Cesar Wakefield la days from oroneO, with hides,
he Lake ks Young Ss
ballast Middleton Co. Leit bii. Ann smith, Of Now
Brush brig St Johns Hsmpqn IS days from St Johns. NE
gers Brig Dew Drop for NYork sd 10Th p'''e'
Brig UHiSn cSnIsa s days from sydney cB with lsi eh
Brig Ws,umrsS Fowler DAYS from Charleston with
Spanish schr Indiaman Malya days from Baracoa with
sssr Mary Jane Brooks !of Washington NC II days from
schI Warsaw Burdk p DAYS from Attaapas with 90 hhds
sugar 2C7 bbli mossses to Barstow Pope.
Marine Correspondence.
ST. THOMAS. June q.
NYG1 SS 81 aa,Y \; Ssd
SAgsa from RasisS &C. G for % e sa
s s% $'SssS T f c% s. % 81 nj
Ga hs9 9 sa sS s "a dol Caroline fro" Wash
orrrcE OF THE RHqDE i'IssDrR,}
Ar M9r q. Gs; Bristol South A"at ocean, Ri
Ar ch:Pf T R Sydney for ras G' Nsw
tout Jas Lanrhier Providence Tor New York; Isaac Borden,
Sid Moro ae South Atlantic Ocean; Pilgrim and Emi.
grant, Atlantic Ocean, Susan Sarah Pcou Wandota sso
Sanders and Calcutta Philadelphia; Moses Eddy Planter and
II Borden, NYok.
General Record.
BnIo RoAREn-Cap Wood of the Three Brothers, from
Mobile for Nswpo fell in with the LIST inst of Long Isl
and, vessels small boat called Roarer Of New York Sup
posed have been washed from the vessels she
partly stove and had her plug out She painted white inside
Roarer, which pilot boat short ago and
tanned considerable damage.
Clds Bristol July Moro Castle, Atlantic iOcean, and
went below.
spoken.
POTOMAC q Baltimore, cm Newcastle for Hampton Roads
July 9, of Montauk Point.
Foreign Ports.
ST JOINS, Pr June 27-In port, Maria loading molasses
before. ~ w -0'N' ~" "a's
GApiz June Pin port, Cumberland div; John Carver fin
A'O'eahs' Just out OF quarantine.
United States Ports.
s PIT, July Arr Challenge, st John NIB. Sid GOTH
vpS,nrLASp, July Ono arrivals Arr ed. Emen,. New
LoucEsrrR July 2Ar Francis fin Ipswich for phla lel
c Gc aSsn 'q py,on A Ns cye Gsd, optang
PnoylpESor, July CAR Have snv,nmsy co,,,.u.
Pmadspha sid l,ienzi, NYork '' "'"S'''a''"n
BnsroL, July i-Returned WiiI,r,, s,lol T., G Nv
Tut back IN consequence Of thick weather w - ''
ALBANY, G-Cii Vintage, Jane Sally Frapci, pm,,id
dence. -N'"''S' iio'i
,,Pnsr,sDrLrmIs July Arr csyasa. Albany. CID Lord
Mas II King Providence; Paragon NYofk D,n Post
Troy; Atalanta, New Bedford Arr in the schuylki Gem
Danl Baker, and Eliza Williams, Delaware aide. 0''''
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Died

On Friday evening the sth inst OF bilious fever Miss
FRANCES NJ. HowARp, in the 23rd year of her age.
Her friends and those of her brother.in law John j.
Davis are respectfully invited to attend her funeral
o'clock this afternoon, from A Lumber street
On Friday morning, the sh inst; SUSAN Ann daughter
Of Charles and Ann Joal aged and two
days.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral this afternoon from the residence Of her
father, No. 90 Catharine street
At Pass Chrston, Miss April 26th WIN. II. BEvs, of
Portsmouth n H., aged 25 the only brother of Mrs. Mary
Mcpherson of this city.
On Thursday, July It'll, CAROLINE, wife of Cecil Hub.
bard.
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BY AARON BUTTERFIELD.
(Sfores No. "a Ann aud il3 Fulton street.


THIS DAY
At 10 O'Clock at the sales room,
Receivers Sale OF Furniture &cBy order Of the receiver
quantity p and second hand furniture bureaus tables
chairs double wash stands and manei glasses French and
maple bedeads wardrobes counting desks Hover stands
fas, window curtains, shades rockers, clocks, Sc.
Also, sp ndid window curtains, original cos
800, splendid couch with chairs match table
lery glass and crockery ware, Sc
Also by order of the MARSHAL piano, chairs carpets oil
cloths looking glasses, sc. Sale positive. jyg lt.c
H. II TIMPSON, Auc,ioneer.
GUNS, &c.-JACOB $. PLATT will sell, this day al i2
single barrel Gums qualities under the Of
the wadens OF the port for account of the Underwriters
Also cases 100 muskets.
Also London Lucifer matches.
Also by order Of the Assignees brandy and quarter
casks of pale cherry wine, of superior quality ly9sr
DOR SALE-The Yacht ONKA-HY-E-She is 81 ieet
long 2ila feet beam and IL feet hold Her cabins
lensive and sppcrby fitted II not wanted for Yacht she
would be well adapted for packet between Of the West
India Iandsto the China other trade where great
speed object She is admirable seaboa ard would
ness any other aoat She strsnS and stoutly
built and would be valuable dispatch vessel tender
fleet She would convey very he armament her
deck from having part her ballast GO ons) keel
by which her stability is greatly increased. For merca
purposes, she would require no other ballast.
rayng satisfied myself that going for pleasure
(wirhout very sacTi6cee dispensed WITH would
sails rigging furniture &c Sc &C., perfect order. She
be without dollars She may be
Perth Amboy For further paculrs inquire Of Ira Bliss,
al the Office of the &. and A. r. II. Company, or TO
JOHN G. STEVENS
iee3 2wr South Amboy.
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SaIesatthe stock EXCHANGE.
Second Board.
state Of lrasie.

We cannot find any improvement in any of the markets
sales arc dull ana prices have generally downward
tendency.
scripon. dull North County Turpentine may be quoted
at APO s,s2j Tar 90 lol Resin LIP Os-so0 bbls
Whale Oil have been sold since our last at SEE and hold
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Passengers Sailed.

LTERroo-Paeket ship Patrick HsnryaGeo Mcbride, j.
Dawson Mr. Fraser, Mrs Rolph, Theodore Cuyer, w j
Halett lady, child and Miss Livingston Capt With,r
and two servants, Lieut. Beale, Smith Gardiner Edward
Means Mr. Light.
HAvRE-Packe ship Argo-Daroness de Roenne three child
and of Prussia; Capt Welt Demay lady
SMtzerand Hughss Charge DIES AGa,res at the Hague
bile; Manly, lady and four children, Miss Manly Phiade
pha w Randall, New Bedford; Mrs lBevan and servant
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rs are asking an advance American Linseed IN lots be

are asking an advance American Lnseed IN lots be
ng so Sic sFour--Owingto light receipts this week
ices advanced tre. Genesee is selling at 59la
100 and good brands and Isl 90 the rat,
Ohio round and fiat hoops; choice Michigan for
he east brought So All southern dull and sales on
'or home A serious break the Canal has taken
ace this week. and receipts may bo expected TO be small
Or some time Export from the LIST to the It'll inst 200.
iris and CT half brls. Coon-The market for the past
week has been nanmate and lower qualities have
declined tc per 10. Export from LIST TO s0th June
baes. Do this week lf0 do.
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South Carolina. ga

The rate on New Orleans for specie funds For paper
pay able at the broken banks rate varies according
TO the market value of the rredeemabe paper for which
it to be exchanged.
We yesterday alluded to the abominabe enactment OF
the authorities of New Orleans imposing tax of Oo0
upon brokers' because the banks and corporations could
NOT pay their debts We arc happy to perceive that the
good sense of the people of New Orleans is likely to render
that absurd law dead letter. The following is table Of
the m ark ct nrca of the di.honarcd
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Passengers Arrived.

DEMARARA-Brg Lady Of the Lale-Capt Prittie
CgARLEsToN-Bng Wetumpka-Joserh Pardee and lad,
Daniel Basord Margaret and Ez ,beth Bassfod and oi
chidren Mrs McDougald and son, Miss Melpher Clock
SHAW Mrs. Putnam, child and servant, Richard Moran,
man, r IL Cone, Davidson, w Powell Homer Hende
jE; Geo w Killan and in steerage.
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CITY Despatch Post,

20 WILLIAM STKEkT.
PRINcrrAL OFFicE.-Letters deposited before halfpas
g. halfpast H. and half past O'Clock, will be sent ont 70
delivery at 9, L. and o'clock.
BRANCH OFrIoEs-Leters deposited before 7, IL, and
o'clock will be for delivery at o. and O'Clock
ALEX. NJ. GREIC. Agent
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GYMN ASIUM.

FENCING MD SHOUTING NALLENY,
1888 Brondray, (c0sier of Anthory-a)
MOUkQUN has the honor OF informing HIS friends and
the public p general tina, his new 0ymnssium Is now y
operation. Its e largest and the best which has been yet Of
red to the Am3sn public. The ICONS se large and well
cool Parenls, fitssos and Gentlemen invited y vnt
this establ ment 20 which, soon a. the Croon water
Works Will be in operation, will be added shs- er bsh ior
the nionce of the Subscribers Ia the Gymnasium
The Shootn. Gallery being entirely independent u The
Gymnasium %ing 10 practice pistol hing ess 90
8 without being subscribers 20 the Gymnasium
Fencing lessons given as usual on moderate terms.
Open day break and close at half nine az night
iaDo lunhr
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TO THE FEEBLE AND THE

TO THE FEEBLE AND THE SiCk.
THE feeble and the Frustrated with sickness excam
how s., all health and strength Heaken unto
Disorders i is from derange ment in Of the LrFr-GIvSo
oendi-g humors the the stomach and bowels;
from the sch and bowels themselves beins sui-
cientiy strong throw off impure humors lin them toect-
ed This produces struggle between the principle Of life and
the principle Of corruption We assist the principle
life-we administer DR.. BENJAMIN BRANDRETHs
PILLS which assist tie PRINCIPLE LIFE that disease
every description Is soon eradicdted
IL would be superflous that the BRANppErH PILLS
recommended by all who them, this is known be
by all classes of the community That they the
their ration the most cfeca in their cl. ansng
their purify ing effects the blood; that they have raised
bed Of misery to he ah and happiness
consequence used aud approx
any other medicne,,s fact well known almost
Ia folly 10
IL the powers o Life be entirely exhausted IL there re-
foundation upon which the body every
thing be hnped from the of DR.. Brandrefs Pills
Let me then ho, th,t tho-e who do knew the BRAN
Pulls who suffering from sickness will in
duccd 10 heed what has b en- said
Remember Brandreth Pills purify the Blood and stay tho
TIE BRANDRETH PILLS
are sold AZ 25 cents per box with dirt ctions, at the following
places in New York
Dir. BRANDRETHs PRINCIPAL OFFICE
al Broadway, between Park Place and Munayst
Bowery Office, 27i Bowey
100 l-2 Hudson street.
Kemsmbs, Dr.. Brsndreths Office the Dswery 27i
"o jy9lt'r
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ADJUSTMENTS.
N1HI.o'S GARDEN.

NIBi4O's Garden.
| oo-VAUDEvlLLE NlGHT.-ea
THIS EVENING Ia sHS' SVRRfG iii commence wi
''s"' The II% SEw + fo o SIlsS.d by the
hpaendae b oGGsy ibsiis T3 ssii:
Mrs sc% %%'S; Mr. H''i B AsIiI
made 'Ha ' Gka$D 6vE Il Sijias Saloon
AL6 ALA E 81 lSi@ x cover.
D'' n::Ips I'''' ''''' si Isl a'''''
MAoNlIFTfGGE f&S,tislfi lRsiEs.IwoRrs
By Mr. Isaac Edge,
THE pRdpSSEssSsSs lDfEs yMt GGsrcALr.
s S s s CT % $: ..a
formsnees IL the saloon arr, over.
aSs'csl i Leader and ti DiIseior, Mr. i woolr
Doors open O'Clock. Entertainments
PARK THE ATKE.
THIS EVENING, July 2. viii be performed.
wh. MI TIE bil inJTR Wow SSip Srsay MmF..w.-
Sam g s BaeF'oa' Emily s'.gs: ~: Eis.wil.-
J Is fGsfq SRS ci!S
Joseph Bragg, Blackstone Mrs Foresight, Mrs Barry
Doors open seven-penormaaces viii commence hall,
Boxes, sl-Pi,. so cen,s-Calley, IS cents
CHATHAM THEATRE.
THIS E fhE M Is pSsIo5STiTfEf R H. play Of
bSSson @a.'" Ande. s,S ho aIlas Bi:
Patrick THE NJ rf fS@F s sS.PiEH NJ. H...-,
aSs p..
CO. , ss.n asiS Isay :,.,l ~: 81
epSs,a VI! e'elssi raas!aay'
|
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Foreign JmpOrtations.

ORoSoco-BIg Cesar-80OO hides $40 bags coffee
indigo 30 bales deer skins Aymar co.
hoprr-s hid
molasses Fouk SON. hhds 81 bbls sugar Mitchel-2
hhds 10 bbls NJ Plat.
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THE NEW GRAND
NJ D n NJ a r AZ II = L~ TT N

Il the junction of the Bowery Chatham and Division
"A streets, in the large building known Smiths
Clock Establishment comprising the largest mott interesting
and magnificent collection of
WAX FIGURES
exhibited in the United States any other Of the
world
The promieors Of the National Museum, having been
expense, prepared to exhibit TO an Admirnx
world, collection Of = -
FIGURES AND STATUES
from the hands Of the eminent artists plan nevc,
before attempted The Figures represented moving and
eahing perfectly impress the beholder with belief
that he looking upon of real life aud animaton
arranged with the skill and design throughout and
decorated style for taste and neanes not TO be surpassed
II the ton OF the propreors enlarge and their
Of Figures and fast AID as often
time and circumstances may permit making At all times an
restidg and pleasing for the public at large
Admitancc the whole rs Entrance No le Bow
JyI DIT
the season, ladies' and gentlemen Of established
professional who visiting Buffalo Montreal
and wish take Rochester in their will please address
the subscriber.
Rochester, July |. 1912. jy6 I'm inssr
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In Penn YAM the 9Th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Minor
Mr. JoHs N. BENNETT, of New York. to Miss AMANp.
BENIIAM, of the former place.
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MARITIME HERALD.
To ShiY, Masters.

We shall esteem It favor if CAPTAINS of vessels arriving
here, Will give TO Comn6dore w A Bassett of
report Of the shipping left at the pert whence they sailed the
vessels spoken their passage list Of their any
foreign newspapers they may have Commodore Basctt VIII
board them Immediately their arrival. We will recipoca
the favor in any
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To Correspondents Abroad

Our correspondents in foreign ports respec fully
to send by vessel all the marine intelligence they ca
obtain. Nautical information Of any kind, from any one
siding at home abroad. will be thankfully received
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NJ CLERGYMEN, AND EVERY BODY ELSE USf
Shernans Orrs Tooth Paste and simply because il th
best in the wordt cleans and whitcns the teeth hard
ems the gums and sweetens the breath and is warrante
free from all acid injurious substances. Warehous,
JOG Nassau street one door above Ann, Agents STATE
street Boston, and Leger Buildings, Phia.
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Domestic Importations.

CHARLEsToN-Bng Wetumpkaa5 bales cotton Smith Mill
co-22 do Spohord, Tleson coa00 pigs lead Sturges
G,eaman-sundry pkgs f Arnold, Hyatt, Allen, J
Winter, Little
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These available means include the debts due from banks
and bank notes on hand which scarcely available In
November last the committee reported about one half of
the discounts and exchange under protest. and 81 Ooo
ooo decidedly bad. The probability now is that one
third is in that condition.
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S3,000,702 a,l8i,2 2i

s5,00o.702 4l8i,22l
The return for October gives the whole of cir
cuation, and also the hand; while that for
June only gives the balance outstanding The real reduc
ton in the amount outstanding is but s2io23 and this
the the year when the crops all forward and
the circulation should be at its lowest ebb The following
table gives the available and immediate liabilities
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BY RIELL x ARCULARIUs,
SATURDAY,
AT 100. O'Clock, a the auction room,
Elegant furniture, Pianos &c
Also, large size South amerc'- hammocks.
MONDAY,
Al hsi-pasI 10 O'Clock, nj Office,
Gold and Silver Watches, elegant Jewely and Diamonds
among which ladies' splendid breastpn Feronier con-
tanning 10 brilliants of the finest water
Also, several brilliant studs and finger rings.
Also, large silver dish, representing Wellington Wa
terloo, cost SEQ sterling.
Also silver table aud tea spoons.
Also, one large
Also, II dentists instruments, pearl handles.
Also, 2 French clocks
BY AARON BUTTERFIELD.