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eln 1872 Tin l8t3
This shows increase rendered into barrels of -four
Since however, these figures published the
ments have been much larger, indicating an immense
amount Of breadstufs seeking market The accumula
tons the seaboard greater at this of
the year, at the close of northern navigation. This
in consequence partly ofthe increased facilities ofgeng
produce market and the comparatively fair prices that
have been paid for flour and grain No important rise in
prices for these staples be expected this winter other
than what foreign demand may cause for in conse.
quence Of the complete change made in the position of
markets by canals and railroads. seaboard has become
independent of another by having the of getting her
supplies direct from the interior. This particularly
affects this city. Heretofore Boston and other eastern
markets have been our customers during the winter
months and large quantities of -four and grain tended
hence in that direction, much to advantage Now,
however that stream has been cut off by the rail-
road which will more than supply the whole of New
England the year in and out
In this view, and with the large stock hand in
our stores. prospect Of material rise above
SIS IS for flour during the ensuing winter Our only hope
is in the fact that England is short about two million
quarters of grain great part of which deficiency this
country supply.
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AUCTION SALES.
THONiAs BELL. Aue,ionceS.
(Ss-e Va. rs .7nr sfrsef.)
sATUKD DAY,

SATURDAY.,
At ny ~ lock. M the ssles room,
&c-Wll lie Odd large lot Of second hand and new fur j.
tur he sule wi tn lower room and ee conn-
and will # Elegant and plan ch,irs
s ii ebouds bureaus csres lookiny glasses beds bed,
bed rooru fun ture, xiv heu utensils, st1yss, *
Also piano f1res number OF speldd panfings
MONDAY
A. l0la O'clock al 65 Hudson will be sold The gentse
is in the upper ~ the hous- aud all good order. The
cipets and other uTn la od order The cooking stove
and other kitchen utns 81 OF y best description.
A, MI y, TulEsDhY,
Extra sale Of valuable ssaonahe dry goods clothing fancy
aud pledged articles waithes Jewel nc
the balan of well assorted stock of Wholesale and retail
store.
Also the remaining roron Of the ,sock OF merchant tai
lor quality Of ready mad clothing &c Aso, shirts co.,
lars bo'om. hosiery sySGehs Essj'h ell tbs &c.
Al l0k o'clock, at Tie sales room,
Extensive and liable sale m choice from families
removing, &c. .
At 0 O'Clock the sales gallery Is Ann
sole Of truly valuable and splendid gna
Mr. PaJadice AID Mn j. Tube together it'll the tire co..
lection Of gentleman of well known t1ste, Who going
Tns sale will take place by caslogue Full psrticur will
Day
A. q. 1UrTLE, Aucuoneer
w &c.--JACOB s. PLA1T viii sell, this d'y At 10
o'clock, 81 Plat street. viz Invoices oil Gold and silver
Watches parent levers achoT skeleton &C.
Also, gold git and jet JeN elIy.
A'so Fancy Arici-s Far particulars see under auction
head Journal of Commerce aud Courier and Enquirer
N. B-Cutoguas arr now iY. ul N'r
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Brighton Cattle Market.

At market $50 Beef Cattle 100 stores 1850 sheep and
I,O40 swine.
Pntors-Beef Cattle-We quote extra 81 25a4 So first
quality s4a4 2 second quality 50 50a3 rs; third quality
50 5Oa3 25
Barreing Cattle-we quote Mess SO i2la3 IS No. /,
stoTes-Two year old ssai2; three year old Sllal7
sheepsma lots from 100 to 81 90; Wehers from 81 IS
to 81 49,
swine-sales quick at advance lots to peddle Ala
it for rsows and 5sa5le for barrows. Ohio hogs iron
23a4e. At retail from ~ to 81.
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THE
IN VI IBLE


WIG
so closely resembles the head Of hair ot seeptcs and
e9nnols:eu have pronounced The most effect and si
the natural hair both lghtness narua appearance as 90
free that in all of perspraton evaporation unnpeded
and evils Of other wigs entirely avoided he sceptc
aud connosseur alike invited inec this novel and beau
iu Wig and the peculiar metsod Of fitting the head At IRE
street.. stairs, NIL lmeodssr
EXTENSIVE COMMERCIAL LAW AGENCY, -s,ab.
II hshed in this city in August e2 tor thu prompt Co~c-
OF Debts all Of the Uned Sntrs st'eniion
Will where they rslues ed to call aud tx mine
the n and oe ed TO render them service the
OF business The Propre ors have Ierhy esao he'd corr
ton district in the United States
Ante pang ouch ement from the rcantile com
munitv will sustain useful and praiseworhy enterprise
tn reference to merchants Tor ~hom ty
ha transacted Of the highest ave
scrutiny tom IN interested to their plan Of business,
er and ability WSS g o5iDy All Sc 6Gs merry
n29 eodlot.iH sWdan street.
CHEApEsT CARPET. EsTABLIsHaENT IN Tax
" UN,TEp STATES, No 9siBOW
DOBBs hsv received twenty oas Of splendid uew
pate ?. :. ESsh Thrsr Ply s1'1 double .aper@e o
Wiuuow shades Nc ali OF which hsvns b.,n purchased at
low prices CASH Will be sod from IS to 30 cent 10
thaa a any other establishment IN this city,
2o0o yards Ingram Carpetiag, Is cd to Sd yard.
l000i warranted all wool Ca peting, Is yer yard.
1000 doab sar~ffne Csrpetiug s. 10 g. yer yard.
% Tn py C;soy s Shan 3. ron rs Il, ysd III.
$1,000 yards Fee, ~ 81 CSth: s.y Mish . gsr,nd
the first Carpvt establishment above Hester street.
n23 2wis'm
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American Manufactures.


There is very great demand for domestics in this
any other market at this time Our stocks sufficient
for the demand taking into code ration that all the mills
in the country running full time constantly throwing
out supply.
Owing the several large outets-foreign and domes
ticor manufactured goods, and which seem to be the
increase all the mills that lying idle have been set
in motion, and preparations making in Lowell to erect
buildings, with machinery, on a most extensive
scale.
twas to be ourmoney articles published in the
past summer that and woolen turing stocks
up in value to high point and that very large div
dends have been paid by the companies although this
moment there is less doing in those stocks. The Mer
rimack Company lately declared semannual dividend
of 10 per cent the Hamilton and other Companies per
cent for the same period.
All this indicates that the business has largely improv
ed and that the mowners anticipate further
This of course to be expected the wants Of consump
ton enlarge throughout the world Foreign markets
constantly opening and the late unavor
able from China doubts entertained but that
that nation will become our largest customer. And 10
show the rapid extension Of the trade to other parts IL is
only necessary to mention that there exported from
Boston the week ending 25th nst SO bales to South
America, bales to the South Seas and "A bales to the
West Indies.
These facts must be taken into consideration.
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Passengers Arrivsa-

:, RorrEhpAM-ship Flondian-s Burshsli. A vsis
Hyle-l0t IN the Storage
Bn"roL, Eng-shp Duncan Hodge and Ave In the steer
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Foreign exchange has improved little since the sailing
of the last packet both in demand and prices which
caused byrhe fact of there being other packet for
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rJ,HOkN'S e INBOUND EXTRACT OF COPAlBA
and Sas p.rlla possesses f-w adv,naee NOT BY
other meal Tue ,or the cure Of AZ sexual diseases ano
rghy popular esidsraum lon sougnt for n the metl'
cal won IL nseds confinement change OF Diet In
approved form that Of it rely tastei~ss and caus-
es o upps salt sensation t. the paiient -
IL the fame almost part OF Eu-
roe examined, approved ct and sanctioned by the
faculty Of medicine and recommend ny the mosi eminent OF
proe sion Prepared by b. Thorne chemist, London,
and for sale who'll sale and retsi' by
JANE, TARRANT, 266 Greenwich street,
Of Warren STREET
Also at Park Row and 5l8 Broadway, 1888 Bro dway,
nosdwa Of Lspena street. 800 Broadway corner Of
Walker street n3n 2wn.ec
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Cleared

sUN ~ aoor 81 |
ION SETS. ......i 81 aIss, WAN -. 80.
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RATES OF FOREIGN BILLS IN New YoRx. Nov. 80.

MONTH
Oct 10 Oct 81: Nor. IS Nor. 30
London London ,s ssN p1 sssk sssS Sc "a
Amsselm. ssSa Sx ss52 ssSs ssaaSassk se1!a -,
Hamburg 35Hi IS aa5h 3iT31 50 a 35l4
Bremen. "a 10 77la77x 77aI7h MA '7h
Southern bills of exchange Europe and on the North
are advancing in the Southern cities.
RATES AT THE PRINCIPAL SOUTHERN CITIES
NetD York Nep York
Sterling. France. sight 60 days.
Charleston Nov e stas asm'nsi aApm ssl dis
Mobile, -, 51a6 $3.50 Nal dis a21d
New Orleans 20 6 a6x 5a1sa5i0 Max - Haa2
AT New Orleans a fair demand existed for Treasury
Notes. The supply not abundant, and they
quoted at to discount. The heaviest payments at the
Custom House over, and the wants to hold
speculation.
We usual table quotations for stocks in this
market.
Prices OF SrocKs In The NEW YoRK MARKET. I84s
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The following official table showing the condition of
the banks in Massachusetts, the LIST day Of August last
has just come to hand, from the Secretary Of State
BANKS IN MAssAcHusErTs AUG. 1, la43.
Loans and
Circu'n. Specie. discounts. Deposits. Capital,
Boston bks 4l6,53s 6,6225to 252936s 82l0t9 .loo00
Country BIS 5l0273i SIG 275 7s9962 1891 10 979 800
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{1S- COMSTOCK'S SARSAPARILLA Is AS GOOD
preparation Of this root, with other ingredients &C
knowledged efficacy any in the world II is afforded
just half the price known before, viz fifty cents
per bottle 81 per Dozen and in large bottles
sold dollar To be found at No. 81 Courtland ST.
and No 2 North Fifth ST, PHILADELPHIA
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TOYSl TOYS! TOYS I.

TOYSl TOYS! TOYS!
WHOLESALE AND RET ALL, ch-aJe than ever, at the
we'll known Toy Store 1888 Centre doors bose
Grad street opposite he Marke. families AID Strangers
wishing ays h. Iidays Ill do call before
aS3 CESiRE STREET.
Also n II Of China Glass aud EaIthen Ware
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BEWARE OF IMPOSlTION.-i he Hontersn spen a.
ID ry Division frat bished in the 1885
by the cent rropr,e.or whose me iical SKILL = TOO we.
require been pracilcr for ten
this city, curing al which he still continues TO
Do by q of the great remedy Dr. Hunters Red Drop
This tn. ouy meJic that he relied u harmiessy
and rhorous hy effect listing cure in in disc no mat
what few days. str and seimcn
assured the medcn in packages with
diIecti and COM er history VI these diseas
Price 81 winch IL warranted in every case d. itr
NETTaER QUACkERf NOR HUMBJG-Dr. J.
EVANS has removed his Old Glen's Had pisp-psary TO
288 Pearl of Be- kmin street where he
sf speedy and efe tua and Of all
delicate diseases matter how complicated. aud where the
real old DR. Evans will be fond by his iDqurnR
friends. If science and fortyhye years enPeease e.e
Of d,csrning public invests alton Of his claims
He wishes the be april ed there other Dr.
and that he has connection what
with other Office His charges moderated his
situations strictly co.. fidential.
N b. Observe the number, mistakes may be dangerous
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GLOBE HOTEL,
66 BRD.4DW.4Y NEV- YORK

.
r. BLANC RI h, he h,, aoqiailr the gentlemen
uho irrque ths G an the pub ge.raIv tht his Ia
bic dHt4 will ope rrow, Der t which limi
ed lumber Of the good cheer may joy the 'uIu-
eel supplied aud table after
Dinner will b. every day at o'clock precisely
HI. ,ar well supplied wi the choicest w'n,s OF every
country, which will be furaish at ieas nah. rates
The RI 'auart will We continued as usual for Parties who
desire o Il ne .Iarielr.
BLANC RD rill be happy with auilies desir-
OF occurring Board for the winter mod Iste
To such, will he supplied 10 cir
He has eleg ,nty furnished s suitab
for either snail IA allies, for nge
d. wv
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DRAB YELVETS! DRAB VELVkTo Pc sons IN
~ OF Dab VeIvets 6nd OF diferent shadps,
with blue wsteed Vevt and good assortment OF
Feathers. Flowers RbbAas with every Thing IN the above
MUM Straw Hat Mandatory, % Bowery, between Hester
aud CIR streets. 80 3tsm
CUAL COAL.As cheap the cheapest, and As good 20
" the best of Peach Orchud red ash the Workingmans
Coal Yard, of Christopher and Geensch sTeefs,
weighed city wegher and delivered any part Of the CT
~ free Of cartige.
n2s 2w-r EDWARD LEwsLyN
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE iar-'anrd aud ceebstd Pitts from Portugal ar
perceive, he obtained this zee advertise
ment on the last column, fourth page.
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iy- THE WONDER OF THE AGE is CONNELS
Magical Pain Extractor, from Comstock Co. 81 Court
Iandt street II has the greatest control Fire, In
fammation Pains, Old Sores, Sc. &C.. and should al
ways be kept in every house in case of accident We
could MI every column in this paper with certificates from
our first citzeEs if that would increase its virtues To
be found true only at 81 Courtandt street.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-20
PORCELAIN TOW Err.

Numerous, as you may conceive,
have been the pilgrimages made to the
farlamed 'porcelaintower forthe trst
lime, in inspecting any of the monu-
mems of this country, no dissaPpoint-
ment has been experienced, while
,omparing what actually is with what
the legends ofthe book-makers OF Chi
ma describe to be. 1t is indeed most
elegant and singular structure, as re-
markable for its correct proportions,
as for the rare material Of which it Is
partly composed. say partly; becuse
the mass OF the buildings not ofPor-
celain, but i; composed of common
brick, with facingand lining OF beau
tlful white glazed porcelain bricks OF
slabs, fixed into the masonry by means
of deep keys or shoulders, cast like a
half Il on the brick. Its form is octa'
sonal, and running up each ofthe an
sles is a moulding oflarge ites ofvery
6ne clay, glazed and colored red ane
green alternately; round each story
runs a light balus'rade, formed Q
green porcelain, upon which a arches
doorways open, set TO the four cardi
nal points the arches being elegant.
turned with large glazed tiles, cast j
all Imaginable fancies Of design ant
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-20
louisville MESsENGER,
ps,srnp AND ruDLisnGD every
SATURDAY MoHSiEo, NJ
John J. Thompson,

TruMs.--TW0 DOLLARS per
hnnum, 10 advance, or THREE, at
the end fthc year. +,
ApvEnrIsEMENT viii be inserted
|nt TIC rate of III % per square for
the Gr,t insertion, and so cents Tor
ouch woek ihercaIier---ten lines or
les, constituting a square. The mum
Der Of insertions required, must be
marked on the margin OF tho manu-
script, or they will be inserted TIL
forbid. and charged accordingly.
All Advertisements from distance,
must be accompanied with the CASH
or they will not be inserted.
Announcing candidates for office
will be IS tor county offices-$lo
for sttlte ofices---in advance.
YEARLY Advertisements inserted
on re reasonable terms.
Postage must be paid on all letters
connected with the Office, to ensure
attention.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-20

TRuTH.-No trait of character ID
more lovely in young men than q
strict adherence to truth. If at all
times and on all occasion, they speak
with reference to their accountability
to God, they are sure of gaining the
attention and the esteem Of their
companions. They will always be
believed. But when a person is care
less how he speaks and thinks it of
iitlele consequence what construction
put upon his words, he isin con-
dition as unenviable as that Of the
wretched Pagan. And he will be-
come so habituated to the practice of
uttering falsehoods, that he will not
ne believed when he does tell the
truth.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-20

LIFE IN MIssoURr.-The N. G. Re-
porter tells as good story Illustrative
ofextreme Western life as we tecol-
lect TO have read in many a day.
"a member elect ofthe lower house
Of the Legislature of Missouri, was last
year persuaded by some wags OF his
neigborh cod, that if he did not reach
the state house at 10 o'clock on the
day of assembly he could not be sworn
andwould lose his seat, He immcdi-
ately mounted, with hunting frock,
rife and Bowiekniie, and spurred till
he got to the door of the state house,
where he hitched his nag A crowd.
| were in the chamber Of the lower
house, on the ground floor, walking
about with hats on, and smoking ci@-
gars. These he passed, ran up stairs
into the senate chamber, set his rifle
against the wall, and bawled-"Stran.
gers, whar's the man that swars me
| in?" at the same time taking out his
credentials. "Walk this way" said
the clerk, who was at the same time
lighting a real principe, and he was
sworn without an inquiry. When the
clerk cam to count noses, he found
thore was one senator too many pres
ent. The mistake was soon Discovers
| ed, and the huntsman was informed
that he did not belong there. !.
"Fool who, with your corn bread!
{ | You can't funk this child no how you
can fix 1t. Pm elected to thi hero
: legislator, and Pll 60 agin all the
I banks and eternal Improvements, and
u ifthere's any Of you Oratosy gentle
men wants 10 get Skinned, just So
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-20
GEN. WASHINGTON AND PU-
LASKI.
A rALEor THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION

Night had thrown over the earth Its
sable pail. The world was yelled in
midnight darkness. The wind was
high and blew furious as a hurricane
and ever and anon the pale lightning
cleaned luridly, and the distant thun-
der murmured hoarse and s1llen as the
wild voice Of the angel OF death. and
IT seemed to the beholder that the
western horizon was bed OF living
6re-Pand monium in miniature! 1t
was gloomy, cherries night. The
rain f Il in such torrents that it SEEM
ed as if the windows of heaven were
again opened, and the dark waters
lee loose on the earth, and there were
strong indications Of a second Hood.
Such was the state Of things the eve
n;no previous to The battle Of Bran
dvwine-and as Gen. Washington SAT
alone in bis tent, busily engaged IN
writing dispatches aad giving order;
to his officers concerning the coming
engagement, he was surprised anc
startled by the sudden entrance OF
mysterious parsonage, closely envel
oned in dark military cloak, which
as he entered, he abruptly threw aside
and unfolded to the view OF the com
mander-in-chief Of the American ar
mics, a figure Of uncommon helgh
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-20

her golden wings 60m tho wrath md
oppression Of Tic ignOble Jespoll Of
tho European world.
'Sa, great General, dare you rcposc
confidence IN me. stranger. fOreignsT,
exile, and oucast ~ am1'
Aflorlbo conclusion Of his hnrran.
que The Polish warrior stood in breath.
less anxiety, awaiting The reply Of
Washington, much IN the same gal.
Iant and knighlly attitude in which
Gilbert dc la Marmont did whom he
stood demanding Ia marriage tho
laughter Of the naughty old Baron
Won lssendoiI, in the proul ancestral
lnaIl. lnhis famous castle, on The banks
OF the Rhone, in stump France, in the
days OF toe old Crusaders. ,.,..
Washington cast upon the warrior
stern glance, asif he would read the
lnmost secrets ofhiy soul; but he cow
cred not before the Generals fixed
and scadfast gaze.
'Oh! heaven exclaimed Washing
ton, starting and with quick step
wa liking back and forth, still scIulini-
zing the stranger, "who can | trust in
these dark times? Can confde in you
an adventurer, and xIle elrom your ma
live landi"
"You are a stranger" continued
Washington, IL know you not lam
Iunablcto read your secrets. You may
be apatriot-you my be possessed Of
honorable intentions; bnt we are ad
monished by past experience and by
former presidents. Stranger, we re-
ceive you into our ranks as freed;
but il you betray Us, you turn trait
or, and desert the glorious struggle in
which you are now engaged evil will
betide you. At to.morrow's dawn
YOU will have an opportunity to man
ilest 10 the world your valor as war
flor and your fl lefty as patriot.
The countenancc Of the Pole did
not even change during this speech,
or the reader would naturally mag
inc; but expressed his feelings in all
the warmth of Polish eloquence.
Il cali Godto witness, said he, shat
| nothing but the purest patriotism, u
devout aud sincere love of freedom in
spires and incites me & encourages me
20 enlist under the American banner.
and bare my bosom to the swords Of
the Britons. All, gentlemen, you will
know me better when yon have known
me longer. am Pulaski
1t was enough. The unknown war.
rior was no more stranger; but a
fiend y
The ensusing day, that memorable
battle, the battle of Brandywine. was
fought. 1t was on that bloody, accor-
ding to the historian, that both the
Marquis de Lafayette and Count Pu-
laskilirst drew their swords in defence
of American freedom.
Pulaski was brave officer. His
name will go down with honor to the
latest pos,erity, and will ever be re-
mcmbered and venerated by the peo-
pie whose liberty he contributed es-
sentially to achieve, as one ofthose
bod and fearless spirits who disdained
to be slave. No one can ever revert
to the name Of Washington, Marion
and Greene, without paying a like
tribute Of respect to the magnanl-
nous and patriotic Polander.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-20

y. ORLEANS RAG MARKEr
CORRECTED WEEKLY, FROM THE
"PICAYUNE."

Exchange on England, at sight, pr.
DO do 60 days, 64a63 prm.
Do Paris, 60 days $3.50 a 5l.35.
Do New York, at sight par aaprm
Do New York, 60 days, do al dis.
Do ''oston, at sight "A a 4 prm
Do Boston, 60 days : . a dis.
Do Philadelphia, atsght 4ai prm
Do Philadelphia, TO days IA | dis
DO Baltimore, at sight 4aa prm
Do Baltimore, 60 days 3al dis.
u. States Treasury Notes, lali prm
Soyercigns - 81 S4aS4 81
Spanish Doub!oons $40 3OaSl6 SO
Patriot do :, SIS 5Oa$l5 SIS
american Gold saa---ss-atal prem.
90 franc pieces S3 SoaS3 80
Mexican Dollars par.
Half Dollar par.
Dimes par al prm
NEW ORLEANS CITY BANKS.
Bank of Louisiana, -pays specie.
Gass Bank pays specie.
Mechanics g. Traders, pays specie.
Union Bank pays specie
City Bank pays specie
Louisiana State Bank pays specie.
Carro.lton Bank pays specie.
Canal Bank pays specie
Commercial Bank - 23a25 dis.
Consolidated Bank = 32a3l DIS.
Citizens Bank 3oa3| DIS.
Improvement Bank 49, 60a65 dis.
Exchange Bank $3.50 6oa65 dis.
Bank of Orleans 4oaoo dis.
Atchafalaya Bank - S4aS7 DIS
Com. Bank, Natchez,c'ks( 7alo dis
on Merchants Blk n. OS
NOTES OF THE MUNICIPALITIES.
Municipality No. One : llalSs9iS
Municipality No. Two : llalsadls
Municipality No. Three 65a6S dis
uScuRRENT MONEY. disc'nt.
limited States Bank Notes 5oa55
Ala safe Bank & Branches l9al4
pisnters' B'k P. N. Natchez, 6oa65
Agricultural Post Notes 4oa2.
Utai.u ~; vr,;on Rank - sd 81
Com. & L. r. Blk, Vicksburg, 9oa9a
Georgia Banks uncer.aln !;
Viroinia g. South Carolina par az
WESTERN BANKS. disc'nt.
Cincinnati Banks par a
Ohio Country Banks oalo
Kentucky Banks par a
Indiana Banks lag
State Bank Of Illinois ooaoo
D ID " nanks 49, 3aii
Arkansas Banks ooaOo
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-20
C o r TO N.
IIyERPOoL cLkssrFlcATION.
BLANKS,

ofevery description, neatly exec1
At this OFFICE, @