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.HHats5 EEats5!

FH1HE subscriber has nov OIL hand at his Fnsh
d toaabis Hat AL CAP Store large and gen
erai as3ortmen Of balls and caps OF tho iutes
fashions and best qualities which he will con
'inue to sell Wholesale and retail at prices 10 su,
the times.
Go4hNry marchnntsare particularly invited to
call and examine his stock, as he can gupply
them on better terms than they can suit them
selves in the cities.
Thankful for tho very liberal encouragement
he has received, he hopes to deserve conllnu-
alton OF the sun by endeuroring to DO the
thing that's :is..t.
JAMES =. BROWN.
~ lie will deliver free Of cost, hats, to
stordSncpe:s WHO DO not reside more than G.,y
~. es from This plscr
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- hziEsiEaeaeya

M ISIS ELiL ABETlI Nck NSEY. has
1'AA just ,eturn d from Philadelphia, i,h
a large assonment If Bio nets Of evcy
variety. and Of the Ia;esr ID HONS, togrrh-
e' "!Ih Il splendid lot of ribbons, and all
Other articles KEEP, by miIIIHcr,
Her shop is the one form rly occupi,
ed by Mis-, Ellis, opposite the Washing
ton Hotel.
She tenders her thanks FOR the pat on
d.e she has received since she commrn-
ced hU>ihesS. and no effort on her part
w!lI be pared to deserve q COZ inusn
If like encouragement.
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WILMINGTON MARKET.
EN-CONSTiBLE'G SALE.

Ely William llanes Esq. one of,bc justice OF the
peace Of the state OF Maryland in and for Cecil
county at the suit OF Robert T. Thompson, against
the goods and chtttcs lands aud rencincuts Of
John Cooper and james Cooper aud to me de-
lected, have seized and taken into execution
al! the right, title, interest and claim, o.! the sail
John Cooper. aud James Cooper, in and 10 all
that piece parcel or tract Of land whcrcon the
said John Cooper, now lives lying aud being in
Cecil county Maryland and hereby give notice
that | will expose the said property for sale to
the highest bidder lor cash. at Inc front door ofhe
Court House III Eiktou. On Saturday the 2!d
day OF December next. Sale 10 commence al one
O'clock.
iIlZ. FORD. EX-C Constable
Gikton Nov. llth, IS l3.-ts.
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$50 4 CEcs.


o. rood IHi q. "A VuTlirn~Di u IN
, :.e!5'}s2@e y. WOODS suitable for fire y ood.
:,--'ssetS@:: I'he MILL has been Eul III
w. ''N complete rrpa r dis season for
-saa:-ez7=-- manufacturing wheat. There is
also SAW Mil aud BARK MIL in good
"PaIr, comfortable to".sjoIv tran {
i"rIIing House "ih two ro.n. 81 earu
ln"r Kitchen und'e biu. h u>r. With
8 rhlrs, Boa sc. \ >p,na !.u.r tor Il
.H'y- and pump OF good Wa ,,ta, ,Hp
''"r Of he dwelling house ! i, r,n~,t-
'.ca Il very healthy situation. I, aI,rt
tiv" nlrie. Noth of EIl,on. and about
IRE" miles West of \ " Ark Delaware
Any person wishing to purchase Will he
shfwn the premises by applying t" Mr.
Jacob Nlasket Wh" occupies the mill -
Also, for ,aI4 rw" story lis
Brick dwelIIng house an &F9tG,,. s.
ha't ace LnI ia 'he cast II" Il
oC the to"u Of Eln,on uu r'u ~. 80
n 'rlh site "i G,y Street, lh two rooms
-" each Door, and other ca buildings
one card at the purchase money viii
be r,Guir'G IN Cash and for the lc~iG,"
" rrasnnahi" rrodi. w'II be p,reu 49, Pc.
."~~ln" ca h' Ia" 90. n. 25ti .. ..~,
Hr-. .'t b, ."o, If I.uun, next:
.,I.." ..- nay wli be rented jor he tn
.".e ,|a.
F."FNnE SON.
Ehr'a. S'p. 81 49, 3m.
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Notice! NOtil,e!!

~ REAT ATTRACTION, at WRITES
w New and Cheap Store opposite Mr. De-
havns Hotel
The subscriber has just received from Phladel-
phia, large and splendid assortment Of dry
goods Of eyry DESCRIPTION; liats, Caps, Boots i
Shoes, Glass, China, Liverpool, queens, edrthen
hard, and Ceadar ware; all oil which will he sold
as low as they can be ,rrchlsed elsewners-
Call for there are bargains to be had
Respectfully,
:. Il. B. WRIT.
Eiktcn Oct 2Ist l94S
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TILE CECIL EVAIAG
i FAVE Farm
For Sale.

Z Fhe subscriber Offers al private sale
" g.rs oaanhfHl farm Iyipg on he Sa-
.r Re- IL CaclI county. Mar, land
with. nu' uGljr ana halt @. Frederick
'o"0 ud al III hrer miles from Cecil
= 81, II. 1t con alnS 1877 acres Of
~: - -; - sad, of ,hch abnul 50 acre
-" 49, ore VERY VALUABLE wn0DLAND
dt.i the residue :. a9eble land,
Ira ha~ had wl.tltn the lat four year,
10 BUSHELS LIME spread on Il. Is il,
ID state of cultivation wI.h txre!ieni
ictng. made Of chrsmur aud'cetsr and is
q ""rN 'mptnvthe GuaIlN. Tue bull
ING "h CT eos npNards ut $1,000
''e now consisting ul IA good FRAME
w LII G HOUSE. lwn stories high with
$500 rooms on a floor. a corncrib and
ale capable ct accommodating six
.ar's, This property is beautifully aud
1.iIl 3'utIv 81 iaIcd nj will be sold
grrat bargain Oap Ih5d part Of The pur-
chase money WI! be required to hr paid
III cash, and for the residue very rea
~,nahIe credit will b" yivon. The title
IS good. JOHN G. GROOME.
Eli: roN. Ma 37,h 1913.
Il Z. Mr. James r rhinson the pre-
emit Iena twill Ii W il to any person de-
nu@ II purchasing. J. E.. G.
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MORE CURES PER! ORHED BY
TIE Sl'A'NBliRN PILLS.

FMonF' UEEo Ifki ljk ED Is
TIE STANBURN PILLS.
Mrs Rachel Tribbick, Of WaIlabou',
Long Island, cured ofhabilual costiveness,
OF over wears standing.
Mrs Maloy, of No rs Sheriff st n Y,
cured Of dysenterv.
Mrs FrIsby and two children, OF Brook
lynn Y cured ofvolenr coughs aud colds.
MIR Sagehury, of the firm of Sageburj
and Sher" God, (B,ewer>l No l02 Duane
ST, N y cured of a severe cold and pains
throughout his body.
Mr. Lawrence Moran. 1914 Madison ST.
N cured at habltHai cn-tyenrs> aHJ
pains II his stomach oi over wears stap-
ding.
NJ \, Demdrrsl, OF Ma 60l BroadWa,
n cured ri venting aad pam II lie
bowels 81 IA lnug Standing.
Nj & q Dean anG family, No7 i h -.
n ] cured If very hrav> crr.A- & COILS,
Remembers the alb We are hlghi> re>prc
table ci iz"t~ as will b. seen i,otn The rest
dence winch are given and whIrh c-lah
fishes the aci hey "uc danhI Ihal the
STlLNNlA, avs
VEGET,3RLE EA?H.3CI rms
are ia" ~ ST raiuahi" .4.twine ever mven-
TED 1y rartn mao
81 ILLS are sid u El;oa. 10y Wa
T. So. and by agral, .ohIi.h.d IN al
othg, art o. This Paper
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FIR 81,

UnW he Presidential E3rciion.
The 'imEKtcAN Vine es'a blished for the
pport ofthe election Of Henry CLAY," and
ne advocacy OF the Tariff and the other leading
measures "fihe party, has now hccn in tx stence
about SIX months; and according TO the original
n'ention has now a little more than year be-
orr, is publication closes prior to which time
We hope TO have lhe pleasure uf announcing
he election of the distinguished Sta csnsn of
lie West. HENRY CAY, 10 the Presidency Of
he n I'd States. In order 10 Nc aS ox'aisivniy
useful $ possible WE EARNESTLY CALL
On OUR WIG FRIENDS ihronghout the
country 10 give TIA helping hand, by the rxfen-
ION Of lis cIrcu!atun in tleir respective n,g
5orhoods BY club ing together, ELEVEN
COPIES will br sent till after the Presiruhai
election for FEN DOLLAR; or FOUR COPIES
or FIv, DoLLARs Single subscribers for Sl.50.
49, All orders to be addressed TO
SAML. SANDS
Cor. Balmore 4 North SIS. Baltimore
SEE Our Xchanges will much oblig, rs ny
c wing the above an insertion, or by noticing the
sme
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EW SPRING
GOO Ids.

HE subscriber has just returned from Phila-
delphla with good assortment Of SPRING
GOODS, which being purchased very low, will
DC sold at nncommoily low prices at the OLD
STAND, next door to the Court House
hpHf 3, 19. WILLIAM TQRBERT,
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NOTICE.

The subscriber intending 10 decline the
mercantile huineSs, offers lis stock OF
Goods for sale at reduced puces. and
will rent the Stare house for term OF
wears. The house is in the Centre Of the
town opposite the Court house, AID ii,
good Stand as any in lhr place. Pos
session viii be given d az time.
JAMES,. PUhNEIL.
Oct. 2Slh 1913. IT.
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stances pOne, an carry Inspection Oh teul Is ucsH-
able.
The superiority Of the MECHANIC AL LAMPS for par
lors and all elegant establishments, IS so well esiab-
lished that they need no recommendation. Their
almost exclusive use in Paris, and throughout the
continent for thirty years past, and the great IN
crease of demand for them in New York and Phila-
delphia since 1897, when the Depot in those cities
was established is sufficient evidence Of their great
utility.
Some improvements have lately been made in the
of the lamps, and tboy may be consider
ed the perfection of rchanism In order that par
ties pui chasing lamps may have confidence in their
performing all that is requisite, every lamp sold by
US will be warranted.
We are provided with competent workman, who
will put in perfect order French Lamps Of every des-
cripton, and any Mechanical Lamp purchased at
either of the establishments at New York, Boston, or
Philadelphia at trihing or no expense.
As many parties may not be aware OF the Tact, that
these lamps are in very general in New York for
Illuminating public buildings, (for which purpose
thew are particularly sdapted) IT may not be cut OF
place to give the Of some Of them-as, for in
stance the Astor House. Carlton House, y. 4. So
ceiy Library Mans House, Park Place House
Cafe Tortoni Seignor Fereros, and many other pub
| lie buildings throughout the country from all OF
which certificates of the most satisfactory character
can be seen at our store.
+. MAST & Co.,
Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 9th and 10th sts.
! Jan 25-dlwSeodlw
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PARLOR, COUNTER, AND WALL
LARD OR OIL LAMPS.

THOMAS PURSELL has just received an
i sortmen Of +. II. Suuthworh's Patent Uranian
LAMPS. This valuable improvement was patented
October, %, 1912 and cannot be surpassed IN ele-
gance, cheapDess, economy, and combines all the
qualities of the solar Lamp with his Improvements,
which fit il better than any lamp in existence for emit
ting light from poor good oil, and is peculiarly
adapted for burning Lard other CONCEALED sub
stances in the coolest Of weather, and is trimmed
and kept in order with much less trouble than tho
Astral, aud gives blaze with two distinct columns
from one wick, while intensely brilliant and rcmarka-
bly, steady without smoke unpleasant odor.
THOMAS PURSELL,
Opposite Browns Hotel, Penn. Avenue.
Ian Q3-eodlS
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NOTICE.


PROPOSALS will be received at the Purchasing
i Office, Quartermaster's Department in Phla-
dephia to furnish the following materials and srt
Giles for the United States Army for the year lSi3,
viz:
Sky blue twld Cloth, 6. wide
Bleachcd Cotton Shifting, J wide.
IInbleached do wide.
Unbleached Cotton Drilling, 4 wide.
Flannel Of Cotton and Wool, I wide.
Canton Flannel, wide.
Uniform Caps for Dragons, Artillery and In
fsntry
Pompons for Artillery.
Shoulder Straps, brass for Dragons.
Blankets s. feet long, ) wide, weight lbs,
Horse Blankets, blue, feet long, 81 wide, weight
lbs
Drums, complete, Artillery and Infantry.
Metal Cap Equipments for Dragons, Artillery and
Infantry.
Hatchets.
Worsted Binding and Cord Of all kinds.
The quantity and number Of these articles viii be
determined hereafter.
Casks for year from April next.
The whole are to be Of domestic manufactured ma
terials. Patterns Of all the required Woollen and
Cotton Cloths and articles deposited in the Pur-
chasing Office in this city, for examination. Sam
pies Of any Of the Wooen and Cotton Cloths will be
sent TO any manufacturer on application to this Of
fee, by mail, and such information given as may be
desired.
! On the samples and patterns exhibited, the con-
tracts will be founded and inspections made, and nc
article will be received that is inferior in the ma
terials or workmanship TO, that does not CORES
pond in every respect with the pattern on which 2
contract is founded
The supplies are 10 be delivered at the United
States Arsenal near Philadelphia Tor inspection, IL
equal onthly portions, and the contracts are to be
filled on or before the lst day Of April, lSi3.
I The proposals must be in writing, sealed and en-
dor,ed Proposals. and must reach the office Of th
Il Asst Quartermas,er General on or before the 2Ot
day Of February, lS43. Security will be require
for the lulhlment Of contracts.
4 Purchasing Office Or Mrs Dept
Phila, 10Th Jan, lS43,
ian 25--eodt20th feb
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fINO CLRIMANTS.-The undersigned will give
j strict attention to claims before Congress, and
other bran, hes Of The Government that may be con-
6ded TO his care lie will attend TO procuring pat
ents for public lands, to presumption and other land
claims, aud to the confirmation Of grants Of land by
Congress also to revolutionary aims against the
STATE Of Virginia, as well as the United States.
Reference is made TO William Seden Esq, Urea
surer of the United States and Gen. Alex, Hunter
Marshal of the District of Columbia.
JOHN NJ. JOHNSON.
January IL, lS43-3t
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ANIMAL MAGNETISM.

MIR. FISK begs leave TO announce to his friends
wi and the public generally, that he will lecture
upon Animal Magnetism on Tuesday, and Wednes-
day evenin January oath, and 18th, at Apollo Hall
at half past O'Clock. After each lecture lady
gentleman from the audience will be thrown into the
magnetic state.
He is happy also to be able 10 state that he has ef
fected an arrangement. wit Mr. JOHNSON, by which
his valuable assistance will be secured on each even
ing and that Of the wonderful subject whose aston
ishinC powers Of Carpoyanos have deeply interest
ed all who have witnessed the surprising experiments
Of the last week.
During the course general history Of this sci nee
will be gwen its rise, progress, and present cond'
ton ITS astonishing influence in curing diseases the
method Of exercising it, and the dangers to be guard
ed against.
Tickets so cents each-a lady and gentleman rs
cents Jan. 2l-ot
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A CARD.

THE Subscribers beg TO announce that
J. the Proprietor of the DEPOT OF
FRENCH MECHANICAL, or CARCEL
LAMPS, at New York, Philadelphia, and
Boston, has confded TO us the Agency for
the sale Of those invaluable articles IN this
city We shall open on
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-01-25
DOCTOR ZOLLICkoFfER VEGETABLE
PIRGATINE AND ALIERA 1--WE PILLS.


THESE PILLS operate mildly and efectually in
removing all bilious and other yiuated matter
from the bowels and correcting, at the time,
the action Of the LIVER and all the secretons, and
consequently preserving well as restoring, that
consisience IN the state Of the blood so essential to
the endowment Of health. They made entirely
ont Of VEG ERABIE EXTRACTS, and are the
sult of the experience OF DR. Zollickofer, IN Medi-
cal Botany for upwards Of twenty years. They
purge without gripping or slckening the stomach, and
NAV be taken without any restrictions m Diet OF drink
or fear from Xposure-and by the most delicate per
sons. with perfect safety. The FACULTY say they
are the best popular pill before the public.
Diseases 10 which these pills will generally effect
curc-simple cases Of bilious fever, fever and ague
and all kinds Of collie, whether bilious, spssmodic,
Astulent or wind collie the first stages of diarrhoa,
Tooseness in the bowes) and dysenery, or hux cos
tiyepes. whether transient bsbtual loss Of sppe-
tite SICK ad-acbe, pain IN the head giddiness piles
liver complaint, jaundcc, hives, measles, chicken
pox scarlet fever, female obstfucuons, and m all al
icctions, where either mild or active purgaufe N
calculated to do good.
For further particulars, see the directions accom-
awning each boN-price 25 cents.
o MEDICAL FACULTY RECOMMENDATION.
b :. We the subscribers, Medical Practitioners,
in Carroll and Frederick counties, take great plea
sure In rccomme nding 20 the public DIR. IOLLlCk-
OFFERS VEGETABLE PURGATlNE AND AL
TERATIVE PILLS, as a safe and invaluable Fam
ily Medicine and, IN opinion, superior as com
mon domestic remedy, 70 every other popular IW
with which the public Is favored
William Willis, NJ. ID. JAS /. Billingslea, NJ ID.
J. /. warheld, VI. ID. Geo. p Aiken, NJ ID.
John Swope NJ ID John w. Dorsey VI. d.
John r. T.. Ligget, VI. ID. Samuel Swope, NJ ~
Joseph w. Briggs NJ. ID William u. Poole NJ ~
From hs author qf "Stu Spangbd Banne,' y D.
Roy, bsq
WssnrSoroE CRY, April %, let2.
Dear Sir Con6ding IN yourself, end the medical
~ sftk.rnt Cd he ANN
ition of your pills, have used them in my family,
SOD consider them mild and efectual family med-
,ino which may be safely used.
| Respectfully, y. ;. hEr'
! DIR VIM ZollckOher
The above invaluable Pills are TO BE- bad Of
/ WILLIAM YOUNG,
9 doors east Of Gadsbys Hotel,
iane Washington City.
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THURSDAY, the Goth instant,

a rich and complete assortment, comprising
some entirely new styles Of Lamps, and
every article in the line, of that exquisite
taste peculiar to French manufactures, Sc
lected from the latest and most fashionable
models now in use at Paris, and as there
are but few duplicates, and in many in
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-01-25

Oh motion Of MIR. CALHOUN, ID was resolved
that the Secretary Of the Navy be directed TO inform
and report 10 this House the amount standing due,
and unclaimed, on the books Of the Department, to
officers seamen aud Marines and others attached TO
the Navy, from the time Of its establishment TO the
year 1912
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THE following extract from The London Times, an
enlightened and influential organ OF pubic opinion m
England and especially Of the party now In power,
published in October last, Consequently 10 the APP
pearance Of the correspondence between MIR. Web
ster and Lord Ashburon,) fully susaius Mr.. Rryess
in reference from Lord Ashburton's note
"Nr Webster IS certainly right in contcnding that
the evils Of the system Of impressmeut practised
by this country N former y,ars are greatly enhanced
when Is attempted to enforce it, operations beyond
the natural limits Of the territory and jurisdiction Of
England and its dependencies Except a bellige-
rent right, nothing can be said in defence Of u and
even as a belligeren right II is altogether different
from the practice Of visiting neutral ships IN search
OF the enemys property That right IS part Of The
! law Of nations II IS Necessary part Of maritime
warfare and, in spite Of occasional protests agains,
IT, il has been asserted and exercised by all great
| mar time States, and by none than by the
French themselves the best days Of their naval
nown. But, although neutral exposes himself u
/ isk by taking the enemy's goods on board, and be
comes pro ianio an enemy, the circumstance Of the
voluntary presence Of certain English "a Tors board
an American merchant ship IS very questionable
ground for exercising quasi-hostile power IN tha
vessel For, be the municipal law Of England wha
II may, IN relation 10 neutral vessel British ofi
Ger has claim 10 act under any other law than tina
| which is recognised by the world, or conceded b.
special treaty.
4 There -, we believe, a very strong probabilit!
that, IN the event Of a war no instructions for h
impressmenl Of British sesmen found In Americai
merchant vessels will be issued TO our cruisers IN
right Is doubtful The insrpsdencg If sueh apraeios eei
tain nor can II be necessary for the British navy
recruit its forces by such II might therefore
be possible 10 aooeds 10 declaration 10 thus eject and
renounet practice which Is not int nded 70 tvtrs"
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louisville MEssENGER,
PRINTED hsp PUBLISHED EVtHT
SATURDAY MoRsfso, nv
JOIN j. Thompson

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Anpum, In advance, OF THREE, at
tho end oftho year
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less, constituting u squire. The mum
Der of insertions required, must be
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All Adveltisements from dislance,
must be accompanied with the CASH
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Announcing candidates for office
will be SIS for county oflices--$lo
for state ohices--in advance.
YEARLY Advertisements inserted
on reasonable terms.
Postage must be paid on all letters
connected with the Office, to ensure
attention.
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nv. ORLEANS RAG MARKET
CORRECTED WEEKLY, FRO THE
"PICAYUNE." ~

yGt,change on England at sight,-pr'
DO do 60 days,2 3 prm.
Do Paris, 60 days 5f52 5E55.
Do New York, at sight--A al dis.
Do New York, go days, 2 a 8 dis
Do Boston, at sight = 4 | dis.
Do Boston, 60 days b a 3dis.
Do Philadelphia, atsight sal dis.
Do Philadelphia, 60 days 2aa 3dis
Do Baltimore, at sight ) a dis,
Do Baltimore, so days 2aa3 dis.
u. States Treasury Notes, at dis;
Sovereigns S4 s4aS4 81
Spanish Doubloons $40 l5aSI6 80
Patriot do 49, SIS 5oa$l5 GA
American Gold sal prem.
90 franc pieces S3 ooaS5 90
Mexican Dollars par.
Half Dollar par.
4y,inaae = S-a-a- -e'pSrS
NEW ORLEANS CITY BANKS.
Bank of Louisiana, pays specie.
Gass Bank pays specie
Mechanics & 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 49, 24a26 dis.
Consolidated Bank - 3Ua3o dis.
Citizens Rank 30a33 dis.
Improvement Bank 65aIo as
Exchange Bank $780, 55a6o dis.
Bank of Orleans 55a6O dis.
Atchafalaya Bank soaS5 dis.
Com. Bank, Natchez,c ks( llal4 dis
on Merchants Blk N. O5
NOTES OF THE MUNICIPALITIES.
Municipality No. One - llal4 dis
Municipality No. Two 2oa9s dis
Municipality No. Three 65a7O dis
uNcuRRBxr MONEY. disc'nt.
United States Bank Notes 5oa55
Ala. State Bank s. Branches l6sal7s
Planters Blk P. N. Natchez, 60a63|
Agricultural Post Notes 45a5o
Grand Gulf $50 49, 7oa75
Mississippi Union Bank Soao5
Com. & K. R. Blk, Vicksburg, S7a9o
Georgia Banks uncertain.
Virginia & South Carolina lad
WESTERN BANKS. disc'nt.
Cincinnati Banks - las
Ohio Country Banks 5al0
Kentucky Banks par
Indiana Banks lag
State Bank Of Illinois 6Oa62
Bank ofIllinois, Shawneetown, 6oa62
Tennessee Banks ----- 80 las
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G o r T o N.
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
BLANKS,

Ofevery description, neatlyexecu'
ted at this OFFICE,
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The multitudinous noise of the gay
metropolis had subsidized; the twilight
had passed away and the moon shone
brightly in the cloudless armament
twas midnight.
Each pillar reared its graceful cap
ital distinct in the silvery food which
illumined the earth, with nearly the
brilliancy ofsunshinc, save where its