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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-29
March 22d, 1915.

NJ ARCH SSu, lOf0.
On yesterday Mr. Sringfellow was nominated
by the Governor as Attorney General OF Mis-.
souri,, and his nomination confirmed by the Senate
On yesterday also, the Senate refused to concur
in the amendment made by the House to TIE APP
portionment bill, which lays off the State into
Senatorial districts, from each OF which two dele
gates to the Convention are to be elected next
August. You have already been apprised that
the original bill was gotten up end introduced
into the Senate, doubling and trebling the dis,
trcts, so as 10 smother The voice of minortes
every where, and 10 secure by foul and corrupt
means, nearly an entire democratic Convention
to amend the State Constitution. This netariouS
plot, on the part Of the leaders, offended parlic.
uar members oil the House, whose claims to
favor with the people, would be swallowed up
by its consummalion; hence, the few disaffected
democrats, attached to the wings in the House,
constitute majority The inconvenience OF
the Senate, being communicated 10 the House,
the question then came up, whether the House
would recede from its amendment or insist upon
it. The yeas and nays being taken, the House,
by handsome majority, refused 10 recede from
the amendment, notwithstanding the Lieut. Gov
ernor and many democratic Senators, were
present, teasing and besetting the perverse
democrats of that body. A motion was then
made, for the appointment Of committee Of
conference, for the purpose Of settling the diff
Guilty between the two Houses; the yeas and nays
being demanded, as means Of exposing 10 ridi
Guile, with the party, the few incorigible,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-29

The members OF the new Cabinet have sever.
ally entered on the discharge of their duties. The
Senate have advised and consented to the nomi.
nation of Mr. Bancroft, which, at first they re,
fused 10 do
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-29

The Temperance Society will meet on
wednesday evening next in the Reform
Church. An interesting address may be
expected The public are respectfully in.
vilcd to attend RI.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-29

UFIt will be seen by our Jefferson cor.
respondence that B. F. Stringfellow has
been appointed Attorney General.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-29

The Legislature most probably adjourn
ed on Wednesday or Thursday.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-29

UJ. V. TURNER, has retired from the
editorial department of the Boonville OBJ
server
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02
rcONOMy Is WEALTH.

nINGMAN BODINE & CO.. sol Grand-si. are nov
~ offering their entire stock cheap Dry Goods ~ per
less than they have been selling them n the season II
advancing they will sell their whole stock of spring ard
goods great deduction from the regular prices
In addition their Extensive Stock they have lately
ceived large lot of cheap and fashionable goods, tai
they selling the unusual low prices, among which
will mention a few Of the leading articles
CacOes 10 Just opened, Elegant styles fast cOIof-
for l. a yard also n large lot Al ct cts yd.
Sheetings and shirng- bleached and unbeached al all
prices.
Thin Dress Goods 500 yards at Is Cd and p yard,
bingham Lawns, Muslin-
Organde Mu-in- Ombra Musln-, Bareges, D-lae-, &c.
Summer Cassmeres, 5000 sd. Gambroons, Drills. &C.
for boys and mems AT astonishing low prices, good
article for shilling yard.
Mourning Goods. Bombalnes, Alapacss blk Barge aud
BaZarine- black and white DIN CHAINS and Bingham Lawns,
and other styles OF Mourning Goods for Dresses and Trn-
mngs
French Paraso- Parceles aud sun Shades, case just
celycd and for sale cheap.
Table Linens. Table Diapers and Table Covers Of every
style and phce
Fannes White, Red, Yellow and Green; also Ganze
Flannel at all prices cheap
Corded Skirts, $40 all Corded Skirts just received.
from shillngs 70 II each
Cambria Hdf- good article just received all Linen, Of
- also from l. " D. each, Hem
stitch and REVERE Border do
Shawls OF every kind, wide Black Silks for Manllss,
Black and Blue Black silks for Dresses, Cameion do.
Hosiery aud Gloves Of every shade, quality and price
DINGMAN, BODlNE co,
je50 SITS 50. Grand-st corner Of Orchard.
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Second Hoard.
Mnrket-. :. .Caleti.IIa lsporl,d for ae Tr,tuns.

Markets. ef,,iiy reported for the tribune.
TUESDAY, July .
ASHES.-The market continues active for Pots the
sales today reaching coo bbls - ~ 20 bbls
Pearls sold at 81 - the former price
COTTON-The sales to-day about 200 bales al
steady prices. The Liverpool packets have taken Cot
ton al 3 l6d for square bales, and Id for round.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-Thcre is rather more doing
to day In the Flour market prices however remain A.
for week past steady 81 G2l for Genesee and 81 ~
a 4 sol for Ohio and Michigan. Some Western l.
worth So - a 81 80 and Fine 50 ~ a 4, which il
decline. Prices of Southern without change. about
700 bbls Brandywnc sold at - "a case and time
pO Howard part - -. Georgetown in lots II 70
81 81. aud 300 bbls New Orleans 81 81! Rye flour anG
Corn meal remain as for some time past.
GRAlN.-Oais have again advanced and may now be
quoted 10 a. cents the market is quite unsettled
Rye Is duh. and we have further sales report n
Barley and Wheat there nothing doing the latter j.
plenty and rather dull Corn is less plenty and prices
have upward tendency 42O0bushes white Southern
sold iil in the slip and As weight delivered
700 bushels Newt Orleans At VT There ia little or No
Northern or Jersey Offering.
HA-Prices continue unsettled and some advance.
has been obtained - IS cents is fair quotation
for all qualities
WIIlsKEy-About 100 bbls. in good order sold to-day
al 2Os al cts, drudge is duh AT 20 cts
BONE AND OlI-There is nothing in Whale Oil o.
Bone, there being disposition wait for late advice
| from abroad.
sEEDS-Clovcr is dull, white or no sales 100 bbs
Timothy brought $40 50dll-last sale Foreign Linseec
| 81 a.
| PRONlslONS-Od Ohio Pork is a little lower today
but new is If any thing little siesdier-ihe sslns are
1900 bbls Old Mess. at SIC scale 56s-and 400 Prm,
80 5O-Becf is quiet 100 bbls good City Mess brough
~ l2i-primc Mess in ties. Is worth about $3 % O
Ohio Lard about 800 bbs have been sold for advance
at y al. cts Other sorts quiet with nothing Of i'm
pOrtance 10 report
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02

NEWARK, June ~ l845.-Ms. BARRY; SIR dare say
you will call TO your recollection few months ago
my stepping into your store proposing 10 wig nls
hair fast turning grey, and absolutely falling of and
instead of the wig you recommended my using article
called Tncoperous assuring me thai by lis timely apphca
ton might restore to its former color and If II Old
effect this you would the money. Well to be plain
put le faith IN what you stated believing II To be mpOss
BILE hut thought would II, you spoke confidently
about It. To he brief, followed your directions and TAKE
pleasure stating that IL has entirely restored my hair 10 IT,
by sending bottles addressed TO Mrs keiglt Newark
Sold by A. r. Sands 4 CO. 273 Broadway ana ~ Fulton
street. John Meakm 81 Broadway; s. Manson al Spinl
street DIR. Lindsey, 80 Sixh-avenue Nanvoorhees, ij
Hudson street; James w Smith of Fulton aud Gran
berry streets Brooklyn and by the Proprietor A. q. Bar
ry artist In hsr li6 Broadway; Samuel Reed, al
Gay and Ssraiogs streets Bamore H. r. Reeves IL Brat
estreet. Boston; Dr. A. b. Gordon Rocheser; H. L. Wat.
kins Co corner OF Water aud Franc--slreet- Mobile
smrgess Chiiile, Racine, Wisconsin Territory. e1S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02
FASHION, A POEM.

Fashion, thing, very lrifng toy,
That flls proud hearts with un-ubsianual JOY;
An empty vap'rous feeling made for fools,
And rogues and scanps that come within lis rules.
fine cut coat, boot, a hat, a stock,
fsfashiOn's stock In trade-its bastard roch
And what should fashion constitute, Come say, begin
Why a fine head of hair, healthy spotless skin
The poor Us well Il rch and with all human passion,
Can have this Natures always newest fashion.
Thry.seven cents j. irie, sure 10 give,
For Jones famous Hair Restorative.
Then for a clear complexion, pimples aysnn eope
AT the Of Jones Italian Chemical Soap,
Frecsles and sunburn, mOrphew, and tawny TAN
On wOmans neck or brow and face OF man,
You are destroyed and never dare TO hope,
Drive when touched with Jones' famous soap
delicious beautiful head OF hair can be had By usinl
three shilling bottle Of Jones Coral Hair Restorative. IL
qualities land mind reader, does all here stated
force the growth Of hair soften Clean and render beau
nul stop falling off, and dspe dandrf from the scalI
aud roots and dye It dark, and keep IN order thrice
long any other article made.
Who longer doubt the wonderful and beautiful proper
possessed by the genuine Jones Italian Chemical Soap
curing erupOns, eckes, tan, suuburn mOrphew or IN
changing dark yellow skin fine healthy clearness-
When thus receive certificates from crowned heads
their medical attendants say 10 all, try II aud you
VIII be thankful and gratifed
Buy IL no where else in the city, but the sign OF lh
American Eagle, 81 Chatham street. and 322 BROADWAY,
" or State street, Boston; Ledger Buildings Pnlaie
pha 81 state street. Albany and l3J Fulton street Brok
yn. W. 2teOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02
- .T>DAY SCHOOL TXCUR-

l. - t>iON.-rle Sunday School Of the Allen
'S--rSSt=@, street NJ. =. Church will make an lNcur-
SION on " eine.day July s leaving the foot of Markets.
ar precisely O'Clock. \ VI In The large and commotiou-
steamer DELAWARE, Capt. T. n. smith, which VII pro
coed down ihe Bay through the Narows, landing Al bni-
soliwe.iern extremity of staten Island. After remaining
there about four hours, giving suc en time Or recreation
and refreshments the Boat viii through Staten L.
land sound arriving The city about O'Clock, thus Afford
ing delightful sail as well as hne prospect OF ne BAY
Harhor Government FOncaons, and the beautiful scenery
OF the Island and Sound. Ample accommodations have
been secured for the comfort and convenience OF many
of the friends of the school wish accompany It,
Tickets to be- obtained A. 4. Van Gelders Music Store
8 BOwery; Miss Brownee's N Alen->. and :. r. spell
mans ia First-t Price 80 cents eachChdren haiprce
for which refreshments VIII be furnished. should the
be unpleasant, the excursion Will take place the r
cl..r fav fvl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02
NEW MILITARY WORKS.

fHHiS DAY PI BLI>hED-l Instructions for Field Ar
i rlery Horse and Foot Comil,d by Board OF Arti-
lery O.cer.. vol small 8vo PIP loo wiik Engraving
= ~.
- Th'- new work has been carefully prepared by
Board Of Army Officers. pursuant O orders from the Gen
eran Cho and having been approved by the President D.
now published for the information and government OF the
Army With view 70 ensure uniformity throughout The
Army all exercises and nanoruyres not embraced IN thu
system prohibited and those herein prescribed viii be
strictly observed.
Report Of Experiments on Gunpowder, made ar Wash
ingion Arsenal. in 1873 and i3N Be- Captain 4. Nor
docai. vol 8ep pp. SH, with Engrasings ?
- Thu Report exhibits great skill. industry and >cien
fhc know ledge and contains mas- OF facts highly import
% be- known generally n the service" The work IL
published under the sanction oftte Hon. VIM Wilkins, Sc
crefsry of War iew copies only remain for sale
> Military MaNms Of Napoleon Translated from The
French hy Akerly vol beautifully printed .......s
~ Thu excellent little work j. collection OF all The
opinions known 20 have been expressed by Napoleon n
aiion 10 tie Of War The compilation made by VI
BamOw an officer of the Russian staff from the various
MEMOIR SC. published 10y the Military and other compan-
ions OF fhe TX Emperor IN the Island Of 81 Helena
Published and for sale by
WILEY 4 PUTNAM. i6t Broadway
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MARRIED

On the lst inst by Rev. Dr. Ferris, SAMUEL GRAY
Don 20 IDA, adopted daughter of Samuel Dayton, Esq
all Of this City. -,
Al Brooklyn, June 3o'h, Jacob Van Wsgenen to Fran
ees Cooper
AZ Bridgcwater. Mas June -, Chss. j. Doughty, O.
NewYork 20 Sarah p. Worcester.
A, Baltimore, June 20, James C. Mills to c. l.. NJ.
Bsawncr.
AZ Louisville ny. 23d all, Octavus c. Boone, Of New
York to Nancy Wright
Al Graham 10Th ut Lewis Smith TO Hannah fiulse
A; Rloomineburgh 2lsi ut Elias Howard 10 Mmgar''
Drum. - =.
Al Albany, 10Th ult Hon n p Denny Of Leicester I"
Mar Denny, OF Worcester. Mass. -, -,
Al Hudson 10Th uit. Philemon Hazelton 10 Mary ffe''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02

OFFICE OF THE WILLIAMSON hGH
" FIRE INSURANCE co. June b,n leio-Disi
DEND-The Board Of Directors have this day declared
semi annual Dividend OF Three cent on me caplla
ok psyab~ OF the 3o,h lest The transfer books will be
closed IN the mean lime
Stockholders can receive their dividends al the agency Of
nee. No u Wal-st New-York
Jea iwis A B. HODGES, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02

tn, FouRru OF JuLY-Pas; experience has taught ~
,sf accidents by the IN udcOus OF powder cannon DE-
ureyenied on this day. The sad events OF former year
which have occurred on tins day snouu DC io'
vs,y rerson 10 carry remedy OF accident How
msnv lave lost their ives some their nDs others nave Oe
Disabled for life by unney explosions ana hOrnD. aoi
he done Procure remedy by which, in case an injury De-
,a.aned relief will be band. Connes Pam Extractor
diatey on its applies always heals without leaving
scar and removes nhammaOns II has saved HE, ana h'
done more for he relief of human suffering an any one pre-
scfpon Of any or even all the medical men IN existence
Pam cannot long exist whore II applied Ihefe may seem
10 be strong assertions but depend upon H. past experience
of effects iusifes in making ern Lei every person
procure his great healing salve. II also cures the following
complaints, VIZ. -. ~,
Ple-, Old Sores, Erysipelas sore Nlppes hl1 Eyes
chlblain. Enptons Fever Sores and Ulcer-,
BARRIERS Itch. Sprains, Bruises, I1heuihail-in, &c.
Sold oSiy nj p COurtland-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02
HISTORY OF FRANCE.

II APPLETON = co publish day part ). price . cts.
~. Mchelei'- Complete History of France from the
iesi period 10 the present Tine by VI Mchele Professor
Smith. r. q. :.
So graphic. lite like. 80 dramatic historian Niche
le know here else to look for The countries. me
men, tnes pass wildly before you.
h- animated pages where ind nothing Of difse
ness or rreeyancy. II j. mastery work and the publish
doing the reading public service by producing
unexcepiOnable and cheapar edition" Tribune
Mcheei- OF the most learned and vigorous hstor
ofe present and we are heartily glad that - gfea
histories being presented In cheap and excellent d
form" loosr and Eng.
Just Published History of Germany from the earliest pc
rod the pre-en me OF Prot kohrau-ch. translated by
!. d. Haas vol va Of so pages with complete index
%
"Tie work satisfactorily supplies vacancy which con-
fseily Nscd IN sh Literature and Will prove valua
bic and permsnei addition tie historical department of
itrarics" ly.y southern fhllrchnaH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02
FOURTH OF July. l845.

FIREWORKS FOR THE PEOPLE.-The subscriber
L offers for sale complete assortment OF Pyro;ecnc
articles. manufactured exclusively for his sales by the
best maker In the country.
Cities or Towns, Public or Private Exhibitions supplied
Al the lowest prices and The quality warranted
Wholesale buyers Of small Fireworks Will find their al.
giving call. Prices az low good article
be afforded, and the best article warranted to be the cheapest
Chinese Fre-Crsckers and FIREWORKS al reduction Of
~ 10 81 per cent from last season prices
J. W. HOLBERTON, IS Maiden Lane,
3 lIniss below Wi!lan-sreet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02

The Whitewater Valley Canal from Cincinnati
Ohio Cormersvie Indiana has just been completed
and the packet boat Mail passed through arriving Gin
cnnai on the Goth ult. The distance is 20 miles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02
Total in two weeks .

The Newport Herald saws Our whaling llec'
now counts six hundred and twenty-five vessels, tn
greater part Of which ships Of four hundred tons bur
den. amounting in all TO two hundred thousand tons
The majority Of those vessels cruise in the Pacific ocean
Between fifteen and sixteen thousand men are required
to these vessels hall Of whom 10 sea Tor ne mrs
time green hands and return after voyage Of r.
iiglc and hazard transformed into sailors.
The value Of the whale feet il estimated at not les
than twenty-five millions Of dollars extracted from the
by hard toll exposure and danger. The estimated
quantity Of oil imported into the United States il abou
four hundred thousand barrels nearly half OF whic
il sperm oil.
Germany, Holland and Prussia.
The books for the capital Stock Of the Atlantic
and 81 Lawrence Railroad opened at Portland ard
other places in Maine, on the Both uli When one mi
lion Of dollars shall have been subscribed the cornpan
will organise and commence operations Immediately
A. Y Gait Esq Commissioner Of the British American
Land Company, has been appointed Commissioner ..
England and has proceeded ihither attend the bus
ness Of the Corporation Mr. Merritt. the protector O.
the Weand Canal Will sail in the next steamer from Boz
for the purpose of procuring subscriptions 10 The
stock in London.
Up TO the seventh of June inclusive this year A.
vessels of 1926 tons with 1853 passengers have
rived at Quebec, showing increase compared witt
the return the date last year Of 300 vessels
n O99 tons, 1919 passengers.
Bills have been introduced into the New Hamp
shire Legislature to incorporate the Sullivan Railroad
Company. and the Souhegan Railroad Company.
Hon Gen Grehnell has been elected President o.
the Northampton and Greenfield Railroad. The whoc
number Of stockholders is 49,.
The following Is comparative statement of the
imports of Philadelphia from lst January TO Both June
for e45 and sii The number of vessels arrived in NJ,
above period foreign and coastwise 1850 The
amount Of coffee imported a. 206 bags--las yea,
62OU bags The amount OF cotton was 20 5g7 bales
last year 30 500 bales The amount of hides 81 T.
last year 42,0Gi The amount Of moasses was 800.
hhds 2sl ios and 2,72s hbls last year $50 hhds
$50 tcs and 100 bbls The amount of salt ~ a.
sacks and s. l6l bushels-last year 1918 sack.
81 79l bushels The amount of 10 672 boxes
239r2 bhd- 967 tcs 262 bbls 27O67 bags-lss yea,
l5eO7 boxes 1898 hhds, ties, s977 bbls and O.
| bags.
OF OF the principal articles of domestic produce
from the port Of Philadelphia to foreign ports from tn,
let Ian IN the Roth lime inclusiv-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02
Drp Goods.
WELCOME INTELLIGENCE

Two ALL CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS. The alen
ton OF those who wish avail themselves of an opporu
nifty seldom offered In purchasing Dry Goods invited e
examine the large and well selected stock of : Barker. 81
Grand-st The goods and desirable, and will b.
sold - per less than the qualities be- pur
chased elsewhere.
This reduction made for the purpose of selling the
tire stock of Spring aud summer Goods.
Printed Lawns. Printed Musn- Bingham Lawns.
Embroidered Bingham Law Striped and Tsreton plaid
Muslns French and Garrison Gnghams al very reduced
prices.
Mems and BOYS Summer Wear of every description very
cheap; Black and Blue Black striped Cold and PLAN
CamelOu and Glacee Silks very cheap
Also 100 pieces DeLsnes which have been sold for =
per yard, will be- sold for Is 6 per yard.
Also 30 pieces Wool Balconies for Is per yard
Goods sent To any part of the city, Brooklyn Williams
burgh Jersey City. STEPHEN BARKER, 2Sl Grand-st
n h. Just received. , cases entirely French Cling
hams the and desirable goods offered this
ie3n Sti- :. BARKER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02

SANDS sAksaSaslLLAn Eastern IT h . pe' G for HI. OWL
ue Ien's ano - free country the inventions OF at
md science are not monopoly and the benefits '9y CONF
e. e. ~ - a. SABINE 20 Maine. find that the beehcia
,nsasnr ~ ssods sarsapsra, in great number o. on
esse- has been felt by thousands ana y nan
49,. ,shsrb an Arabian Ca.ph guarded from me puo'
ss, s',cb Jealous care, TINS preparation hnds W ~
restoring the SICK health and giving hope u"
e,e,es o.n7ies For scrofals, Rheumatism Liver com
plsin, ordinary Ulcers, Erupuons, Dyspepsia " many
other diseases, It is rarely prescribed IN Na4- - y n
pyeusred and sold wholesale and re'ai, ny a. D.
SANS wholesale Druggists. 70 Fallon-slreei New OH
Sold also al rs Broadway IT. 1ni, Sat- Prcs Il p,
elsis generally throughout pe o"'''N " Nv - p
bottle Six bottles for -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02
AC. FUTILE. Auconeer
- IGNOR VITO Wits SECOND AND LAST

~ SNLt Of TIALTNN MNNhLf, bNNUtVI'tVi
AGATE, sIANA vERDANrICO AND fLORkNrlNc
sIAruARl, ORNAMENTS, kSh FRENCH 'hiNs
AND PLATED WARE. LAMPS. Ac prior "a his depart
for laly.-JACOB = PLArT will sell on "Wednesday,
al o'clock, Z. al the large Hal IN the Coliseum Ne 80
Broadway the balance II goods landing nom th' s
Brooklyn from Leghon. mot received 10 time for last sale,
comprising choice selection Of >iauary Vases ana Ors
menis Temples. Fountains. TaxIss. hne Rrcsghs China
Figures. Erscsn and Meles Vases aud Flowers Dinnet
and Tea Services rich Plated Ware. Tea Trays IlocAs,
Lamps. xche whole of which Is particularly worthy tis
attention of the admirers OF the hue Another opport
nifty purchase such articles viii not probably occur
for years 10 come.
Also-wih which the sale viii CONFERENCE.-The balance %
goods sold previous sale and called Orto be sold tor
account ol former purchasers.
Catalogues w be ready and the goods may be- examined
od Wednesday al O'clock z NJ Terms cash. current mo
uav iNl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02

with constr ct branch Railroad from Salem through
South Danyers by the New Mills Village. TO Dsnvers
plains nroyded the grading be completed before the let
~ Jan,iar 1876 and the road constructed within
vesr . committee likewise appointed TO confer
,b tho two companies and endcavor 10 procure the
sd,,o, of measures by them 10 make branch road
an he mos, favorable conditions for the interest of the
town of Danyers
new counterfeit has made its appearance AT
pusburgh I, il on the North Western Bank OF Virri
mia nj NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $40. The engraving is
coarse light yigDette agricultural implement and steam
boa, in the distance Pay A. Wliams-daied Wheel
ing May l. ga" Immediately over the President;
name and also over that Of the Cashier There is
implement the genuine notes Of this denomination
The Northampton and Springfield Railroad i
advancing rapidly toward completion. The Hampshire
Gazette thinks the may through 10 Northampton
A. early November nexi. The Monrose Register say
this Institution has resumed business under the drec
ton Of Mr. T. p 81 John as Cashier. and is ready
NEE, all its liabilities Hickne's Reporter states iha.
the notes Of this Bank of all the denominations are
deemed in that city.
The Troy Budget publishes the following state
ment Of the number OF passengers the Troy and
Greenbush Railroad during The last twelve days cndin
limo