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 taS'isA paper we have an account cf Sr., ss.s .'S'ne on the York and Newcastle railway ,sh;ss s.' t 'or express train from Yosk ,o DarI,r~,aa . ,+'1aee oi foF'y-fise miles, in forty minafes. i, a computed further that when new r.;Is ...s ea on the road. as was soon to he done ,he s.,s s would perform the same service ;n ,h;.,. s.s.,v ]. % s0'eh ~ooid be s, the surprising rate <
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LhfOhFs5NI IU THE AFFLfGTEDff
 A MONO the many discoveries which are sAsiine LA 10 the blessings ef the s<esens geaer.iinn. ihs 1ndersigaed confidently sssurss the public that he has in his possession remedy for that dsesdfui disease, called Cancer, hiihe,to deemed inearsbis This remedy is known to be eestain ia iss happy effects, if timely application is made. before ihs disease reaches internal organs or the esee sgyfs- ysisd by improper treasmsni This. medicine has peculiar chemiesi sffiaity for caneerons deposit-- rsfnAiBg at the same time. to act 5h The safsonnd- iaglRsfissnd. while exiTassine the Esoees. t con- pIetry esery part and particle ef eanesfcas affection. 90 that whea care is performed. if is ifs-tiMe cure, Abd no patient need fear teinrn q shs disease-whieb i1vasiably hsppens iien the sss of inc knife, and other pFotessed femedies
 This wonderful remedy was discovered hv Dr. B. Shepard. 0I VeFm ni, and has been successful ia hundreds Of formidable and aggravated eaaes. alA s free from s mineral vegetable pofssa aud has been sppiied with safety asd success to Cancers of the Tongue. is cannot De too fsseibls impsesAed on tbose sMieied wtsh caBeess to make early sp- peatiOn. deiays Ge dange-oas. and ptoiongs ihs cure.
 Nam4Eoaa tsxfimsBizfs and cerfifcs4es may he seen, stiestiag fbe efficacy and efiicef.cy of ibss mesiiefne in resiisg every vss&iy ard descsipfioa of Cancer
 , All lsitsrs post -pa,d siil receive prerDpt ai. iiob. J. ]. fHOMPS0h, A D.
 ? s.--Df r. nili resszia b Iisiie Rock aniil the isi oi June. where he will bs barpy io assii oa ihose afflicted wiih CaGcrr His ioem is ss tha Rnek Hotel mtao tss
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IAs Psnans Rsiiraad.-Among the items ol hasiaess of national interest now before the les;s- lsture of New York, Is the project to incorpeTa,e Msssrs. Aspiswall & Co. inc projectors and eon- tractors for the Pinama railroad Their failure ,o succeed before Congress, 1t is understood wiIl not Prevent them from going ahead at an early day with an improved road of some description oyes the peu- insula. They are ssid to talk 0f forthwith malias plank road
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4 siaguisy isfats ssfsoa.-The Hsgerstown Her aid states that man named Miller vas an the 2sth ul. committed for stealing gallon measure filled with whisky. from the distiiiery ef Joseph Gabby. He bad twice before stoien this identirsl measure hiiea from he same whisky barrel. and had inst served out two years in the peni,ensiay Gor the last
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s.The ola .Osman, :, An Eu,nya,,.

Mother England" V hose milk is terribly rised At the sturdy growth of her cast of chiid,s
 Now calls him " the vainest of creatures ,-- But she really talks with very bsd grace, When finding fanis with the yoaags,eI's face
 For having the family IeaisFes: JEKxs. Boston Post
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VI AIlading to tho regiment of othce-seekers now in Washington. letter writer in that city re- marks.
 The United States can tarn out mere greai Hsen than the whole christian world combinsa, xiz: Ii Yea sei them csaimsie their own value. 4 nls1sbsr ef the cabinet remarked last night thai hs eosid make a fortune very soon. if he coald bay efsce- seekers at Inc value placed upon them by the pabe and sell them at the price each iadisidaal would place npen himself.
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,,g ."e sPTIng fashions in theesst are very nea, Ao1es'lY trimmed with fresh sariv aor.,s a"., 'rlte smaller than last tall, and not oui,s sn -lag, The most fashlonahle ccIos for dresses .nS .ss green. in alt its grades, fsos1 inc dsrk ,-'alag ppocies leaf hue 10 the tender sh.Ss ., ,.-hg iei'aee, Pp,kas are beginning 10 he wern s naea ,a the street. and will shortly become hi ,s4 They are made to fit closely ,o inc eseL 'Neil out gracefully over the skirt ia ahog, ' ,,a," o' yard below ,he waist. They are pre,,, .,'''' and Ike all ssaey things. very pretty.
 [Lon Detnorrzt
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f,s ,.', ef tas EuxltsA Nsfioaai Dest @. ,y sa tnA' on the 5,h Of July last tAere x.,. ss4 m s,sa en,''ied 10 oree'ast dividends in the funs.. ts~.. '. ~@as' of she whole national debt. Oi .s,,.s,., 'essr ss 'han 1s.s2i. received sums no, ,,',ssS,sg f5; A,s7T over fs and na. -. so' =. seo1S aot exceeding ( sss: a. .te9 nes s~.-sS
 ''' aud i3.sa2 noa exceeding 200.
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Ohio LsgislasHe.-T The bill authorizing conven- ton for the purpose of adopting State eonssi- tuition, passed boih houses on the 23d utimo. The msia points expected tn be secured by the change, are, total reform o the judiciary system and prse- tice of the eourts;
 The election of all eeieeys by tke people,
 No increase Of the State debt, except hy . vote of people ihemseives;
 liberal 2, stem Ofcommon schools and of edaea- ten;
 No legislation but ~hat the people can reforn or anuul, when foand injurious.
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wsI... Washington Unioa says. R.beys
 A.. .'. Esq- the late Secretary of ,he T,-...,,.. l. S,sd s'ned in fine spirits so Rashinrten' wh.,. Ss,sh a 10 remain. whereves he has hsr, ir ,hs sas se nAss an unbeusdsd snthasiasra in f.,s,
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CenmssosU's Dscisioa.-The Cemmissisaer of ths Gsnsrai Land Once has decided that the afFi- dssis Of i've more respectable psrsons are aeces
 sssy se saspsad the issue of iand patent. and that wheFe he sesd,eF dies before the ssne of the war rsnt the right dssceus to the next of kin proyIdsd for by law.
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General lgfaer u Wa.hlaglea !CllY.

6tHefH AgeHt! II HaAuiHSt0A tAy. HAVING had several years experience with ths 1K business Departments of government rrquir. ing general knowledge of pahc seeonais, the principles and ussges governing their settlements with The different Departments or Bureaus to which they may respectively refer, and connection wiih the various Departments m the zOveiRmsnt service during tks late campaign in Mexico, will be saf- hcieDi guaranty of the suhsefibers qualifications to prosecute with precision and facility. ela ms af every character aDd description sgsinst the gvness government and before Cengress-espseislly al claims growing out of he Mexican xas, as Bounty Lsnds Of Treasury script; transportation of troops and supplies fer the army, back psy and mileage af soldiers; also pensions. retnth durs general aver. agr contributions. revolutionary claims of all knds. applications fOF patents for useiul stlops; claims under Indian Tesses snd for bosses and other pro- per'y lost ot desiroyrd whilst ln the military ser. vice oi the United States; corporations. companes Distant agesis and individuals addressing theit com munica;ions to me post paid. Washington. D C., slil be p''@Pay aeknO"'sdgsd Aad paas'asliy ai-
 T Letters of inquiry, pestass paid, lisaesiss prompt attention
 Land Warrants bought abA sold. chsesss mcdsf- ate. JNo. r. NEELY,
 Attorney aud .arsaf for CTufmasss
 Ofiics on street, opposite General Post Ozice, Washington. D. C.
 Refeyeaess: To the several Membsn S;f ccp<ess, and officers of the varioas Departments of Gov ernmsBi. Washington. D. C. mh6
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IT IL was LIent. criiteuden who, bearing dis. patches to New Orleans after the battle of Buena Vista. replied to the inquiry of the editor of the Delta: " Gen. Taylor never sorrender~"
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O. A deaf and dumb person being asked to give his idea of forgiveness. took pencil snd wrote- 'at k the sweetness which flowers yield when ,ramPted upon"
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Population of the United sta,e..

The pOPulaiien of ou: country increases st tn. rate of three per cent. per annsm. This may be seen hy the following table. for which we are iu- debsed to the careful computation of friend, ex. hibi,ing comparison between the actual cen,ns. and the estimated members at that rate:
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IT The amount Of moneys to the credit of the United States treasurer. the 26th uli, subject to draft, was s6, ,035 ,469 $.
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sTATE OF ARRANsAs.

To all te uekom tssse Pveseafs shall es~s GFeefiHg, WHEREAS, it has been made known to me W that, oa the f4th instant, an anprOvoked murder was committed in the eoanty of Lawrence, by certain HiEliam Berry. upon the body oi JG"es Marshall. and that the said Berry has fled from justice, and is now running st large;
 Now. therefore, I. JOHN S. RoASE, Governor ol the State of Arkansas by virtue of the aathorfy In me vested by law, do hereby offer reward of Isro HEsdrsS Dollars to say person who may apPrehead the said wiiliam Berry and deliver him to the sheriff of said county of Lawrence in order that justice in this behalf may be had sad executed.
 In testimony whereof, have heFeunto set my ., hand. and caused the seal of said State 10 be IT. ''4 affixed, at Little Rock, on the 23d day of AYsl, 4. D. lS49.
 JOHN sELDEN RoANE
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Capital of MInesofa-The seq, of goveyumen, fo, the territory of Minnesota is St Pani's W. w Wymsn has issued prospectus for a newspaper
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D1A Yankee has just invrn,ed meihcd to catch rats He says locate yout bed in a room mech inles isd by these animals. and on retiring, put on, the light. Then sisew over your pillow some ssroas semising cheese, three or four red herriags, some barley meal or new mak snd sprinkIins of dried eodhsh- Keep awake till you find the rats at work, aad Gken Meks q grsb
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IT The Senate sf Ohie, bv q two- h,,a. x.s. and the House ainaost unanimously. hays pss.sd s resolve Aatherizipg the people to vote yea or nav en tAe qscssion Of new eenssitatisp. This Is r.. gardsd .. great triumph ef the dsmocrats. fS. measure hassag origipstsd with them.
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Lsae q SaSes to Ssa .satsais. line of s,aves sonmeseed running betweea Cespas Christi and San An'oeio On the 2sth nli.-pefforning th. tsip every week.
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Rtp Cssaferfeits s.-Goodman's Counterfrit De,ee- tor. n it's April issue, reports number of new eounterfeiss. among which are inc folioyiag: Planters Bank of Tennessee, Nashville:
 2's, s's and ss altered from ls. The l's and the altered Loses have for signetie ploaghmsn and two hoFses; a farm house to the right. ana \ steamboat and sail vessel fo the lef, in the hack ground. Tbe a's. s's and 5's are quiie diifsrsat. Northern Bank of Keataeky.
 Is Lexington Branch. pay to aJ. Davirs.-sh, name engraved. the signaiares N. T. Seost and Inc. Thfofd, are also engraved. The vignefie--a fem.Is in . sisiing posture; the paper is yery iimsy.
 rMemphis Herald.
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1T An exchange ,elis of an exeitable gentieman who st fire, headed line, and as fast ss the fire buckets were passed to him he threw buckets and sll into the hre-erying, all the while: " Pass on the buckets.'
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osaASSry q Miseso.s--The following is the .l'! 's,r rom the law organizing this new terri. ,ts.y. U embraces all the country drained bv inc .Fpss Nississippi-we believe the area l. sbon, a-ea0 square miles: '' ss 0oandaIy of the rev Territory Of Minnesota @s'hs ' al the Mississippi river where the line ol S' ss' crosses the ssme rupn;ng Sns -, Y,
 west longitude ky Nicollet's man: thence in
 l'eet bne to inc point where the loO;h oi lo,s;- ,e crosses the 18th parallel of latitude. thense i's is tne boundary of the Brifish posse,,io1, Id
 axe saPenot; thence along said line 10 the pcr,h-
 es, corner of the State of Wisconsin, thence slooy
 = Soand.ry Of said State ,o the Mississippi. sn3 .s s.~a sad river to the beginning. Twenty-;hree aa s.J,s4 nve handred dollars was appropriated so
 'ae expenses of the territorial goverpmen. f
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oJ- Douglas jsnoia ssyss e Tbe wsmea sss sI alike Wksa they are maids. thsy,re mild as miik; esee nake tbsm wives. and skey iesa their back against iheir msrsiAgs eefiIGeafes and defy yoa.1
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fressOuism m Coaaeeticut--N Niles's vote for Gov ernor, ia the whole State will be about $500 Van baren's, isst November, 5,005. Decrease in five months, ,550
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eJ- Soma people ssy that . kis is like rumsy-- sessse is passes from msash 10 meath.
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By the Governor:
 DAviD B. GRKER. Seerstary of State.

Description. -" Said Berry is ahont t5 years of aEe stout built; has lost the Of his front teeth; in walking, hs has halt tn oae leg, Occs- stoned by his ieg being broken sene tive years sRee the sight of enc eye very Arge his hair is dark and eyes blue. h is thought he viii try to rnske his way 10 California S 33.iw
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l U- Our kno~leage shoaid always be founded upoa research. noi respect. CrsdnEisy k always a ridieslous oissn dangerous iaiiing it has nads q m.as clever nsn fool--and ef msoy agood nas knase,
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LsL0UR. FLOUk.-rii hbis. sapsFhse Bloss: I 2s ss<ks extra sspesane. dn.. juss rseeissd Iron Van baren. sad Ips saie iow tas Cssk. by
 ffb2e A ]. HUfT
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pansaH pf sfSaEfn1fg ~ siI GaassSs Fifly yseFga1p 9ngmNsfs na ksatsr. "a feet eSss han ~ fAe eTesnme fev nnA lha afSssn esd lu4a,is9 q tie fsR nora dl1zrolf fe 6htnin Arsi- eles nee1e1 hF the Pes9 ann eesa. ln thpse s1ysef eemRnRrliss flpe1pm gffSm msekinssy. lsgm twiss and yea wiil hnd akai ihs ersetsui rsn nrsssns are h AEsicias e whi1h msehinsly be- boa n.osf saceswfaiiy appiied. Heru ts no article of inxasy es esmsest e Wkich mschinsry has not kssa sx- sansiesly asd nncesasfaily epplied. ef whlek the pspf man eapnst gst mere Tor dsys laser, than hs eeaA eetese saeh appiIeziieh sf naehtnsy. ssll is new iesa than ens-thsd, iEbn ieas thnn eae.al, shiFtlngs and ezlesss and cieih xencraliy fe ons- half e one-fansah. Pins. nesdiea, shesa, knaa, sssryihspx ia simIlnr psspertisn.
 fasty yeAsw ago smch artlrles ef use se efnnment q toekn MnFN seaaneiy knewn aAd coald he afforded by the rich only. Farmers, waesns wers cksesly slsts. heir houses eahins. fhair eain stoola naa bsnches. hnteans pius driven la ths wail CT poles hung aefoas and tiseir widows ctisa an old shset of hianket. Nalls ssd Kiass csss msney ia thase 6aya. aud labor comwemded Iitslas
 Sises machinery has been applied. better roaas, tnEapikss. raireads. aH sf whieh sre a speries ei machinery. have been eomssrneteA Steam hau h.en mads e prepel the beat and tho Rruaf shlp and to Nve power to he mill. so the ienny. and the Ioosn. Prodnetien In many aEsleles haa bsen more than 6sescd nnd everything the laboser needs han fatIea E. The eisck, which the ftrmsr had not aud eeuld nst afford, now adorns the maniel q he posssat tenant and summons him Co his meals.
 TheTe have been less improvements la sRsseuitu- ral implements. than in msekEacsy for masulaetur- ing purposes. but this is the aae of improvement. Let machinery be applied to hashandFy alno. Lei eruad and meat oe as cheap as eiathinE. and if ths joics that ths rich has more, @ alss the peer nlna mnch more.
 The eottager has now. by the aid of machinery here, what great kings hays net in Africa. and what the kings of England had not before the infro- dueiioa of machinery. The great Alfred sat upou hree-iegged steel. while many an sEsgiish ., American tenant now reelines on giided sofa- II the poor of England and America are sot 90 vel of ss they sheald bs. machinery is net st fuit It
 s machinery that has saved them from rsuch great CT misery. and tho reforms which they need ars chiefly governmental and social.--Seisnfiec .fmsr
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dfsss.. -. ss ' .'. N " .s .'s.;& csrs. Trsessrsises cosSs. kss q K etss FeesHtty by asily s4MAst cr isset 6aa unfhxm ale AtWHhe9 EgFsps by thS sfsamYx Menmann. saA also N tt< pteEsmizf of Fa& Msax&sa's leftrfn af das Sy mkM The sties df CaAe1 oa sstarAag wees absmt l50p ya 5oa b4iea emly. as unchanged er;ens
 Tae sext csAsSi sfezsnes lgsn Kssespssa sss..s At ths Esvogs, ue~ 'asAe atsth dsy ofAss passage to
 SEW csrxAss erassssve sStex.
 lnfssscr. 1sR5lx Geod MidsNsr ssxaxiS tlrdiaary. sssss aslsalssr FsIs. sss aS MiadiiAx. e a6lk Fsir.. Ttsss7Sl Good Fsir - 8 Ss God Aaa Fire ssSss-
 TaAnrcs.--The oaly sase repostsd vas sl hhas. n AdsDissed as s1<. sad a Refused af SLsc. v b
 SNger and Msiasses fire both tery dasl, Saies go hhds. SagsI al s1eSae for good Cnnaaan te Par, and aaa bhis. MalAsspe ai IAa 1e v saisen
 F5sny--The market is heavy, aaa tise oasy sales we eonm h-as of were small lot cf Ohio tt @ Ti, and tse do. extra al Sa v hta 0Aso eAahot bt qnoiesA over @ s5 fOr common brands
 carn.- There was net much iaqairy. and aboul sooo saeks were rispoeea of. including asee sack inferior tfos dissing1 st 2sS3s 800 sacks wbite ., a. and 50a do yellow at 9Sc., the sster hs outside rate.
 HKeat-sales of soo saeks goo.I al ss, and I4sa do inferior al 69c Psiees are lea i5e lower than tkree weeks ago.
 Prosisisas --Puk very daly. with retail transae- lions at SIa94i0 t2ls for Mess, aad go v bbi for Prime Small sales Of Bacon at siSe. lr good Sides. ard "a slke for p'im- Shoulders. The sale. ef Lard weTe 350 bbis. inferior at 43<, 34 No. al sss. S54 kees ai 5Sk and 500 da ptis1e al Wih BaEgtag aad Reps --p,ices steady. Satss of l0s pieces shd leo enIls ai l71s and sc, cash. Ceftes--A Sale of Sa7 Asgs Rio at es[c. F 10
 EAisky.saIes Of no beis. at I1s4c tor Rec,i 6ed. and Ist4e. Raw.
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CHAIRS! CuAIRsf
ROCK HOTEL.

km<A MAJOR PELHAM has leased. and wiil
 sssEE open fof the accommodation of visitors and .GAlbcardefs, by the day, month or year, that large brick edifce on the bank of the river the ist below the State House in the city of Little Rock. Arkansas. The house has been thoroughly ciesnsed and repaired. newly furnished. and esiirsIy reno- ya,ed in every respect His fable win always ss abandahily supplied wlih the very best the astkti sfords A Reading Room has been opened, in s*hieh may always be found newspapers from vsi- oas parts of ,he United States. jaB39
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Sena'ors aud SsHdsy ScAoois.-In the year 1877, me nrst Sunday School organized in inc State oT Virginia, vas opened m Lynehburg. in connection with Ire Methodist Episcopal Church, by George Walker, James McGhee and John TuFmsn-the last ot whom still survives. In very short time two hundred scholars, of both sexes, were collected, many Of whom had no other opportunity of acquir- ing the slightest education.
 Among the first scholars that attended was slim, spare youth, who manifested capacity and desire Of improvement. The youth grew ap--removed to the Ees'-studied, ,ilw-and has loog been known to the nation William Allen. late Senator of the United States from the State of Ohio
 h the second year of the school, there was entered as scholar, younger boy of prepossessirg appearance and department lie was son of one ot the three persons namad as the founders of the scbcci, and is now Isaac P. Walker, Senator in Congress from the State of Wisconsin
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VT When che praised good usan Jbesal,y hefare
 near ny tinder,, " Y
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eu- The ibdussrioss are seIdom cnmisaI, but the msst ofthcse who yield 10 guilty estieenenss. may trace thess sPse from reeiisude te hab of ideDsss
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NOTiCE.--lntorma is wanted of the where " ahoais of MT. HORACE PARSONS. ef ot any of his family. Ms. P. emigraied from Pike county, Missouri, io AFkAnsss, some iime about inc last "f September, ISss. ii is believed thai lhs eder Mr Parsons died immediately ailer his arrival in this Slate, II sn sommaaiea alton from any msm- Der et his iam'iy. or any persoa who has a kaowi- edge Of their present location. wlI bs thaakfullY received by the undersigned. Please direct to tAs publisher q the Banu@r. or sa
 aprla fa2s HENRY MrCL&Y
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8J~ The best way get help in this world is sc help yourself. Shox that yea need sid, and ssi turn eciA shoulder: but yrcse that yoa eaa dc wissoat ioiks. and they wii beg to give yea iiil
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Comparative Merits of the ThFve Cent .,
 Seven Cent Rtecea.

!
 ] We find the following remarks. from Ciss's Ad. Eerser. copied into several papers, with expressions of apDrohation:
 "Mr. Edward Hinckley, of Baltimore. pub fishes . communication, demonstrating the gree, eonvenieDces that would result from the issuing oi silver coins of the value of se7en cents each. 1 This project is very ingenious as any enc who may make calculation will find thst such coin would entirely supersede the use of coppers, pro vided the payers and payeea had a sufficient aaan- tity of small change. Thus. to pay one cent give three seven cent pieces, and receive two ten cent pieces in exchange; to pay two cents, give seven and five cent pieca. and receive one dime in change; to pay three cents, give ten and re- ceire seven in change; to pay four, give two of silver ss wonld be furnished with three seTens one tsns and one five cent pieceihrty six ceais in ali-eeaid Pay say sum which nos requires . i copper currency"
 tngenious as this plan may at first sight appear.
 it has several serious dif6cnltes One great obiec- tien is that, in order to spend one cent, man is obliged 10 have twenty-one cenis. Now, eoppers arc for the convenience of those who hardly ever have ss much as twenty cents It is clear tha, the piece of three cents would accomplish ali the pur- poses proposed by the seven cent piece. and with much less trouble. Thus. Ia order to pay one cent, you give two three cent pieces and receive a half dime; to pay two cents, you give half dime ] e"1 fe~eise ufre cent pieeei 10 pay touf eehts yoa give dime, and get two three cent pieces; io ! pay seven cents, you give dime and receive a ! Three cent pieee-and so on. The three cent piece would entirely suPersede the necessity for coppers and nan need never have a capital of more than dime in order 10 effect his small purchases II would hs much better for Congress 10 pass a bill for coHing three csut pieces than for coiaing the cent pieces; and the three cent pieces would be- in many respects, preferable to the piece of two and half cents, which was originally proposed by the bill for eeining double eagles and gold dollars Es- pecaliy will the three cent piece be convenient if Mr. Niles's amendment of the postage law is ever | ra VtaI fnfn n
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Desirable Rssiasuse for saLR or RKNf

q beBiTaRtt Nextaenft tof MILK of kMAfs
 A HANDSOME TWO STORY BRICK AmA A BuiLDfgts, wifA ihe ground sskois. ssI ing, comprising txo blseks cf twelve lots .kA-k each, on which there is LARGE ORCHARD ef RARE FRUIf.s GARDEN, well imrso.ea a ST.3BLE. CaARLstsE H0USE and P.sSI11iE LOT. with all oshes Improvements suited se piex. ssnt residence. Thss property is sisasssa within the limits of hs corporation of Little as snay De known as the late residence af LAansar ksAG- DON, deesssed. Possession given the ist oE June. apI 10 3tf JNC E, REARD0N. .A9m'r.
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PAPER. INK IND rlRDS.

A SMALL LOT OF PRINTING PAPER, 2l A by B inches. and an assortment ct aae CAP and LETTER, raed and anr',iee; also. 25 dozen packs of PRINTERS CARDS, assorted sizes and eolor.: and few kegs of Mathers's NEWS asd
 Ap,il io' BANNER OFFICE.
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SpRING HOODS.

n ECEIvED, pess;eamhoat Cotton Plant, a large h and fashionable assortment oi Fancy SPRING ana SUMNER GOODS, of the very newest Styles and Patseras to which the attention of the Ladies and Gentlemen of the town and vicinity IS invited
 ALSO-An extensive stock of STAPLE DRY COoDs-an of wh eh will be sold at the Loacsst Priess. rapi l0l A. J. HUTf.