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NEW GOODN.


 UST RECEIVED, ger steamer Cotton Plant, sD fnli assofimen; of Dry Goods, Groceries, HARDWARE. CUTLERY, QUEENSWAGE. Boots, shocs, Hats, &c., &c, amVhs winch are
 DRY GOODS 3-t, i-l7 i and 9-4 Bso Flax Thread;
 DOsnesiics; Linen Ginghsms; BieseheA De:nes;ies, Do CheSks; DIihings; Gtass liaen; Osnabafgs; iCYfioa GinghAms; Twtlied Stripes: Bapiisie Glnghsms; i-4- and 5-T Tickings; Jaeeonet Musius; Fiahueis; T3filil Palj, do; Kea,ucky Jeans; Lawns: CottOnsdes; Cambncs; Deinins; Irish Linen; Diapels; Prints; Crash, .silk Handkerchieis, Silk X Cotton Umbrellas, Cotton do; Spool Cotton; Gloves, Hosiey:
 GROCERIES. hhds. prime Sugar; Molasses; Jo sacks .. Codee; Rice; Loaf Sugar. Teas; Crushed do.; Sperm Candies; Powdered, dO.; Star. do., Chocolate; Nackefel; Ciaret Wine; ICodhsll; Champagne; % Pickels; ? pipes old Cog Brandy; Nutmegs; , bbls. American, dO; Cinnamon; Almonds; Cloves; RaIsInS; Lemon Syrup; Table Salt; lCordi4Is; Pepper Sauce; Kstehup; Olive Oil.
 HARDWARE .gND CUTLERY Knives amt Forks; 5O kegs "OId Colony '' CsIvrrs and ioFks; Nails; Butcher kniyes, : kegs Flooring Brsds; Pocket so.; Locks: Bolts; Mtll Saw Flies; lButt Hinges; Cross-eut do., Screws; Brads; Hand Saw do.; Brass Candies,icks; RasPs; Percussion Caps; Chisels; Buck Shot; AngHs; tDsop Shot; Plane Irons: Sad Irons; Brosdaxes; Cotton and Wool Cards; ChopPing do.; C. $. TroweIs; shinging iIsichets; Pad Locks; Mili Saws, 6Ja to : feet; Cupboard Locks; Hand do; 5.000 lbs Swedes Iron; Drawing Knives; 10000 lbs. American do. Steely ards;
 QUEENS WARE. Cups and Saucers, Glass Plumbers; Itales; Glass Decsniers; Pitchers: Preserve Dishes Bowl; Ewers and Rasins BOOTS, SHOES & HATS-A full assortment SADDLEKY--Spanish and half Spanish Saddles; American do.; BIldies, Martingsles, Collars Flames, Wh'ps, Spurs, S'IuHps, Saddle Bags, Carpet Bags, &c, &c, all ol which will be sold low for Cash or Ill exchange for country projuce@
 Oar PRICES sciI 6s iararta5is Cush PRICES June D.. T. D. MERRICK k Co.
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 SIDEB0ARDS. BUREAUS, SOFAS, DIvANS, Common and Mahogany Spring Seal Chairs; 'esFaaS1 TABLES, BEDSTEAD MATTHIAS Fl SEES, ssd variety Of other articles, whien will be sold low for Cash. The CABINET BUSINESS will be continued heretofore, and complete assortment of the best Esstern made furniture, and also of his owo man Htacture, kept Constantly on hand. All orders ii- cd with neatness. cheapness and despatch. The undersigned hopes to continue 10 receive the liberal patronage heretofore extended 10 him.
 $. 5 SANGER Funerals will be attended 10 in proper manner, al tine shortest notice.
 Litfie Rock, Jsly 24, IS4s 46-ly
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DENTAL NOTICE.


 hR. MCINTYRE. Dentist, respectfully informs -1I his patients and the public that his office has been removed 10 Mir. ChampIin's Washington Hotel, where he will continue the practice of his profession in a skillluI manner and at moderate charges. The teeth may he preserved, beaGtified replaced generally, without pain, and all operations per formed with little inconvenihce to the patient possible The true value of the teeth is only known when these useful organs of nastcation. speech and form are lost. Ladies attended al their private residences if necessary.
 The teeth ofehiidren under l3 years will be regu- lated free of expense also, advice given the pre- servation of the teeth and the proper dentfrice tp be used. The month examined without charge or trouble to the palient 1he following gentlemen referred to in regarG to pr. Mclnyrcs qualifications as practical Dentist
 JoHN II. ROBINSON, Col l.. !. REARpos, CAFT. 4. PiKE, Dr. S. LtUEIE, Ms. ". F.. WooDkuTF, Mir. WM E. NArr.
 Mir. C. E. lIAYDgS.
 Iiiile Rock Ort 6. ls4s. 5-. DLouGHs.-36 No. l, Hall sImprosed Peacock; E No ?,
 6 No. ,,
 F No. L, Halls Valley, with cast points;
 No. ?, Received and for sale, at reduced rates, by ianl6 VIM. B. WATT.
 Sc@av~. 7S00 HAVANA--"Regalia,' - '.La fudia,' ,' lJOO and 'La Roza' brands-for sale hy dec3o VIM B WATT
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SpRISG HiTS.

NPHING HATN.
 TOHN D. ADAMS has just received, per steamer .t Philip Pennywt aud Row opening al the stand formerly occupied by Charles Rapley, Beaver, Mole skin Silk. Consy. Russia, I.rghorn, double and single and Palm Leai IA rS, of all qualities size, and prices. May l.
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From NapOteon and A0uth or ArkanSnx Ri~
 yer to Little Rock. Van BuFcn, Fort
 smith and Fort Gibson.
 FFNHE light draaght steamers WILLIAM ARM \ STRONG, MEDIUM and SANTA FEE will run regularly between the above ports for the con. veyance of freight and passengers-ihe Wm, Arm strong and Medium leaving Napoleon on Mondays and Thsrsdays st y O'clock, 4. M.-Re;uraiag will leave Little Rock days, The Santa Fe will connect with these boats at Little Rock making re- gular weekly trips from Little Rock io Vaa Buren and FoTt smith, and extending her trips te Fort Gibson when the water will permit.
 Passengers and shippers may rely upon this be- ing permanent arrangement, and that their freghts will he conveyed through with certainty and de- spateh, and at the lowest customary rates All the boats are ia good sound condition, and handsomely fitted up for the accommodation of passengers,
 A. HAYS X Co, Agents, Napoleon.
 Nj. GREENWOOD k Co, Ag'ts, N. o. Dec. f3, Is47. I4-
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NEW GOODS.
mmwnen~ ne nc.

NIfIL. < cut and hand -suws; cotton and woel M cards; corn and coffee tnIlis stocks and dies horse nails; coach wrenches; seelyards; iron no lasses gates; shoe thread; peg cutters; drawing knives hooks and hinges; brass top dogs files iron braces; butts; wrapping paper, &c.
 Received and for sale by
 lan10 VIM. B. WAIT
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PRRSn GRaCERIES. ke.. .ht.

FRgSH CRgCERIBS. &e., Se., ID ECElvED PER STEAMERS PENNlWTT IC AND DUROC, and for sale R the lowes, prices among which the following articles: ss sacks Kio Coffee; 1 bbls. Loaf Sugar; 3 hhds. Loaf Sugar;
 5 bhls. keboiied MolIsses; 2n dol. Painted pais;
 boxes cheap Tobacco; 5e sets coa'mon Teaeups and Saucers; 5u |" :" Edged Plates; 50 doz '' Pitchers;
 l box Shaving Soap;
 bale heavy Drings.
 ? tnles heavy Alabama Coitons June l2. A HUTr.
 GRASS SEED. NLOVER, Timothy and Blue Grass seed, recei. / vel and loE aaIa hg MAI
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N WRrM&mR-mra

VIE subscriber, agent fer II fiabesrman vv,,, continue the foFmcr's business at his ol9 s,sn,1 on Main, near Markham street, and keen oons,nn, y on hand fall and well assorted stock of C rooe ries, Dry Goods, Boots Shoes, Hardware Cas,urs Mc, ~e, all oi which will be sold low for cash Tho highest market prices will be paid for conn, = a, dace, as beef hides, peItrics, beeswax, ,Sc.
 Rhi iS JOHN KRAITCF
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NEW ORLEANS TYPE F0uNBRf

IF F A I E-Ts " H D HH " '
 No. IT, Canai N. Rots, opposiie he Caslom Ho,tse IT II. GREEN respectfully annosnces 10 Prin- Bk. tefs and Publishers ihat he is constantly manufacturing. and has on hand, an extensive as sortrnent of TYPE, of every desenption, and every article requisite for the printing business.
 The subscriber Is also agebt for the sale of MA PIER, SMITH and WASHINGTON PRESSES; also, for PROUTS PRINTING INK, (of all colors,) with George F. Nesbitis celebrated pre- miam WOOD LETTER, which he will furnish in any quantities al the shortest notice. spri0 3l;6m
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CtUGAR AND CoFfEE.-3 hh,is. prime Brown - SUGAR: 70 bags chosee Rio COFFEE, re- ceivesi per PennYwit, and ia sale bv
 June l2. W. E. WATT.
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N Inc Misses W ooD, Wnt be opened Tor The re- eepiion of pupils, both day scholars and boarders, Monday the 18th inst
 Terms of Beard and Tuition.
 foR THE SESSION OF .rVE MoNrH8s Day scholars, lst department, iati, or fnsh-
 ing course, s25 do. 2,i department, 20 do. 3d department, lG do. 4tb department, I2 French. Italian, Spanish and German Ian
 guageS, each 20 Singing iD choir 10 Music, with use of Piano, 9 Harp, 50 Guitar, 2J Drawing, l6 A course of lessons in Poonah painting.
 Japan work, iuAying of Ebony aud Iyo-
 ", and wax flowers, each 10 IIamburgh work, and embroidery also taught An extra charge viii be made for washing at the ordinary rates in the city.
 Board, with Calesthenic exercises, al Sl0 per month.
 Each boarder will furnish her cot bed, bedding towels, and table napkins.
 Payments quarterly in adyanee-no deduction for absence, except in of sick ness.
 By particular request, class oi Boys under 10 years of age, will be received
 Music will be taught principally on the Logerian system.
 REsEDSexs.-Rev. W, Saunders, Col T. D Merrick, Maj. Lawson.
 For any further particulars apply personally, or by letter, post paid, at this office.
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ArkaEasa~ River PocLet.

THE splendid new steamer PAiIip
 stgsX Pennywis, K. Bsat,y. ms.,rr. y.,II leave New Orleans iox the AIkansAs river on the 5th inst. and WlH ruA danag Inc sea. scL from New Orleans to Little Rock, Van Rsrsp. Fost smith, and Fort Gibson. touching at sii inc intermediate landings. s~-e
 fog freight or passage, having superior accom- modations, apply ea boari, or 10
 feb2Hsm I. D. MERRICK & Co, Agents.
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Y IME-so bbis. LINE. rseeivrd and ior sale by L Iun, j. WI B WAIT
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LITTLE ROCK HIGH SCHOOL, For Young Ladies.

EIiIilS Institution under the charge of Mrs and l \ the Misses WooD, will be opened for inc re- 1 eepiion of pupils both day scholars and boarders
 Monday the 18th inst.
 Terms of Beard and Tuition.
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not received the oos Of the State Conptr ,sr
smbody II in the regular monthly returns It
will be seen by the last returns Of that bsu,h that its
line Of loans amounted to nearly -four hundred thou
pd:iosrs whish, being Left out Of the last state
m~nt accounts for portion of the decrease In dis
counts named in the aggregate returns. This move.
msnts In the ether Department. Of this branch are
usually 90 limited, that they do not Affect the result
much The movement Of the mother bank aud ssoh
branch ssd the other installations Of the STATE that
report monthly, 10 exhibited In tho above table.
The Montreal Board Of Trade have addressed psti.
ton to the COVER nment Of Great Britain relative TO
the oo1 mercial relation with the mother country In
which 1t Ia stated that unless the Important ohangss
predused By the aba ndonment Of the protective poll
cy OF England are countsractsd by w.s legislation on
the part OF the homo government IL may lead to
suits which would BE- dsprecsd by every loyal subsot
Of her majesty Tho principal points Of the petition
We enumerste ~ follows -
lat That the result Of total cessation OF the diff.
rental duty on grain exported to Euga ud will be to
make New York tbs OF for the great bulk
OF the produce 10 OF rhs gee t-r
ohssppSss OF 1t to the markets Of EayAud
by OF the United States than By the former route
Of the Sc Lawrence
% The port which 10 found to be tho most illss-
bl. for the exports will also be found 6s the
suited for the imports Of . country, for rsasou
among many othsrs in this that inward frsight
cheapsps outward fright and rice versa sccorduxly
New York must Inevitably become the port OF import
to Canada to the serious injury OF the trade OF tho
Lswrepee.
Sd. The bonding system introduced by tho Aus.
rcsn government, by means OF which, British aud
foreign manufactures may be purchased 10 New York
on much the fame terms IS In Montreal must have
the effect Of attracting the merchants Of cauAda to
New York for the purchase Of their supplies II that
city shsll become the port Of import and export for
Canada ssd thus the ruin of the trade OF the st. Law
Of so much Importance to Great Britain and the
colony In national point OF view, cannot fail to be
contaminated.
There appears to be apprehension in the minds
Of he members Of the board, ct oil events fit IL net
generally entertained that the policy Of the GO
vernment Of the United States calculated attract
the trade Of tho colony to the principal ports Of the
Union, and that the measures contemplated BY the
British government will. IL adopted, the oenn.c
ton between the provinces and the mother country
The repeal sf the navigation laws Of England they
relate to Csnad the throwing open the navigation Of
the st Lawrence, aud the enactment Of liked duty,
ssy not less thsn ave shngs per quarter foreign
wheat, colonial to be admitted Free psttiousd for
rs remedial measures for the prevention Of the dsas
trous reyolu ton 4 nticipsted
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CITY TRADE REPOR z.

THURSDAY, Feb 15-6P. VI.
The -four market exhibited no change in prices
There was steady demand TO supply the home trade
There continued TO be little dsmaad FOE export
There fair business doing steady prices
PORK was heavy and sales of made ss . decline.
Orocsrss we're stssdy With moderate sales Of .nssr
without change in prices. Cotton was less ecttse,
while quotations remsinsd eoous the ssms: srsignee
put up for California Other vessels we're under nsgotia-
ito for the same destination
AsHks-Small saes Of pots weEa made ct % SIX:
pearls were quiet, st 81 Is
Bar ADsTu = F1ew- The salss reached 900 .
600 bbs IN lots including 800 Brooklyn, ct IS t0x;
Gao to 600 de Richmond country, 1t IS SIX; shout
$50 do Ohso straight good brands 81 s. U.s. Sslss Of
go 70 200 40 Purs osnesss q 70 Som. loss Nc.
Osw~go, ct S. o2k. 200 to Sso bills Gsossstown I'D
Baitimors at So s1 IS 50; and 900 ssssghs M'ehi
gan, 1t 50 56A WAeef- Saiss OF 500 TO S0O0 bush.
handsome Write were made 1t HOO. Germ Sales Of
1b 600 to 20 900 Southern mixed made at 81 SOC.
600 de- Southern white at sso and 500 TO 900 de-
ported ~ $2~ There Was no change In rye or OATS.
tns,sn,s Cation vss engaged for Liverpool 81
To- ; 0O0 bushels In bslk taken, % ~ !,
ana 600 do for Belfast, at Cd cheese was taken o.
aos. Rates olossd firm.
firm, with salss Of IL 0a barrels Nos and 49,
Sas7x. With - an .norovemsnt; now held 81 -
HosrY - here several parcels Of CuoA seraiued
ON the nAarkst, fse which iexporssrs on'r "''s''
Mol.,.xs-w We notice sales OF 400 hhds. Cuba, ct
zoe fer several eargcsa Of tho same isSo mas ossn
ts, ed and refu,sd ssles Of New Or cans ~ $50
NAVAL Srosss There have been eais' Of o00 bar,
res crude turpentins, st about ~ soAi ana So0 90
spbiB st 35o
for home uss In nsssd there we're tales OF 4oep gall
lcrs AZ s5s to 500 for kpgish and AnsrioAn.
PRoyis,oss - For mesr pork there good dsraAod.
And the sHiss reach l0tu bbls at Sill Prime Is 6au,
and pomin.i at &i8to $40 ish OF bsef shsrs we're
salss Of 200 bsls az prevous stations Aad 3aGsrcss
and bbls beef hams at Sl8. la cut m alta thsrs no
movement OF 'Dp,rt.nc-. Lstd moved to tas sH eat
200 hhs vt GO to SIC The iattse Haues S choics
Butter and chee about the sAm-, With m oda
rste bcsiness
R,cx1hs marke< Is heavy for rice; I'D ge,d pNs.
cells can BE- picked up ut 50 06< choice lota oomm'aa
80 lsH to 1925.
SvcAR. The Advicss FROM Havana age very Iavpv'
sbs, both for this rfape and mosss-s sni
very erm We pots ssies of lao hhis Ses ifisN"s.
stdk gxo. In Cubss and boxes, tssss Is h'sa'HS W
MON. nt 0oipg
TEu The accounts now Canton are v~y ssss>
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CoHlRRClAL APfAlRS.
HONEY mark &C r.
Thursslsy. t'eb. "a

Thursday. s'eb. i3-8 r. n.
The stock market opened rather heavy this morniog
and opshtions ct the first board -xhioit very I'm
portant alteration In quotations, The tendency OF
prices, however was do~nw.rd aud priess we're With
dinoulty sustained The only for state Of
the market the steady drain upon TIA banks for sps
Gle the payment Of duties into the custom house,
and the poor prospect OF the Sub Treasury dssogng
very soon. The bears depend great deal upon tue
government getting hold OF lsrg- Of COIN and
the number Of packets due from Europs gives them
confidence, and sustains them In the position they
have assumed.
The steamship Sarah Sands, from liverpool. With Q
large and valuable cargo board about due ct this
port and there four other packets also due from
Liverpool. There ave due from Loadon and three
from Havrs Those due from Hsvrs, particularly
the ships Bavaria and Hsvrs have very valuable
goes on board and the duties tho~ goods wr large
Seine Of these packets have been ct forty aud atty
days, and they must b along. A favorable
change In the wind may bring them ell In to
ssethsr. IL 10 In view Of the demand for sps-
ole, the arrival Of these ships will create, that In
duoes the bears to sell stocks freely. The bulls
understand and feel the effect OF this state OF
things ~ we'll the bears, but they anticipate .
change they feel confident that the successor Of Mr.
Walker will dsp.sts the ment Golfers Ind put In
to active ufs the government fu ods Much depends
,on whs succeeds MIR. Walker aud his previous posi-
ton In the financial and commercial world. long
our importations continue large, the will make
the most money In Wall street but the future locks
very aatterng that appears the heshth Of folly to
make any long contracts to deliver any quantity Of
stocks at present prices That upon tho Of
great speculative period, no osu doubt and the
bears may change their tAetios before that movement
commences The professional spsculators Of Wall
street are in . curious position.
At the first board Erie Bends advanced u per cent;
Norwich and Worcester, ~ Psnnsylvsnis SIS fell of
per cent. All others oossd 1T prices current yssssr
day.
The State Treasurer Of Ohio has announced his
readiness to pay of the faith credit sad Miami or.
tension stock belonging to the domestic debt Of the
State to the amount of $245lS2, demAud, aud thu
the interest will bs punotuaIy paid the lt Of
next.
The ofaoial report Of the New York Life and Tru't
Company presents the annexed statement of its affairs
and condition ON the 3lst Of January. l849:-
Yopu IIrr Ia Camp
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rTrnIcAI. orrYCE JOHNSON 10 DUANE - REKf

NJ rDIcAI OVrfCE--DR. JOHNSON, 10 DUANE - REkf
wi Chshsa stss veil hscwn - The moss successful
v.otoncr ; Nav York. the Of verafv dsAses
rSs posto, MN skin thos old half d cssce that
nsvs exissed ysars siHsst oset structure ulcsss
zones ri the sss scctuAly cured CossdtutenA weakue
sout ssorot habit induced In % young man. cAasn!
cared In days. with1t esrccyy Ne srstes
IN dct 81 pesvsnton fron husapess
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WASHINGTON, Feb. Is, l3i9

NEW Turk f1kKAI,D-
A nouce In your paper Of the 18Th inst. may
lead the public to believe that the Washin It N
and New Orleans telegraph was about 10 be lie ,rd
TO an individual; such. however, Is not the fact.
Of years, and sent, in the form OF circular to the
STOCK huldeYs. Although this was done without
previous nonce to me, requested each loo Il d.
rector to take the Of his stockholders there
have enough to show that more than three-f ,urths
OF The stock is opposed TO the m-asure. hope
this explains the nature of the local meet ng Ia
Charleston, where near sixteenth of the stock
is held. DANIEL GRIZZLY,
President Washington and New Orleans
Telegraphic Company. ,-
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Is, 1910.
Hyer taken to Baltimore, &c,

Hyer left this morning for Baltimore, in custody
of police officer Cock. His family, and a number
Of his personal sporting friends, accompanied HIM.
A boy about FIVE years of age, the son OF Joseph
Cooper, halter, OF Southwark, died last night,
from the effects oil burns received by his clothes
catching fire accidentally.
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Total .$flUz.I 6T %
This leaves surplus ofprohs Of sle5 500 &c. Of which
% have accrued since the lst OF August
leaving y the profits Of the past ak
The dividend Of four per cent recently declared viii
leave Of the last six months profits $ss 70
added to the surplus fund.- which will swell It sl25 500
&c. This exhibits very favorable of things and
Is an evidence Of judicious management.
The annexed statement exhibits the movement of
the banks Of South Caroline ct four periods:
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mr. RALPH. AUTHOR Or raE "PR

mr. RALPH. AUTHOR OF TIE PRACTICAL PRIVATE
~ Treatiss - 0rssnwcs ot-ontpe hours 70 IL A.
~ sto9P sunday sxsept rhose who apply In zoe ears
yees viii b. sxpsssd tho pdty and hte iDso nvsnenss
stssnens s chiefly how avss thoss saa have sui
erred from cDass OF psopo, opxy Aptreo
bic sssvoss In syioturc its frs nmrsnt 10 it, NOR
advanced and distressing Stages Iron urcemncn adysneS
suA very extensive rrxcscsl ho A8osd yApd easy ~
rAss ORE which, he has ground ~ sssaA~ oas b. ohnkS
srss, v ekhsy sour~~ 10 Ausvna
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II e WA RDS.

6OSO iREwARD.-THEODORE BeAR0sLcY, RE-
p%OO equity Collector In tho employ OF the De
h~ss and Hndsor Canal Comlsny having aessnte hims:
with about 81 100 belonging the reward Of $50
will be paid by the any person who will
into the cusody Of the law In this city and His
tho the proportion for OF
It. All indebted to the company hereby cautioned
sgans mski any further payments him ito
BY order OF the Board, JOHN WURT3, President
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HOR AALH.

LfOR sALE-TBE STEAMER NESS BOyA WHICH v0R
bean ployed By thu News Asso
citation 4 ta for hs e.scsisn = soip pswA =: sss WA
1885, ooppero and fas ned Of the fewps dmen
ens Length lA fo, isches breadth % At nchea depa
24V 1925 Tho snsins powerful
having "a noh ey der and tost ssoAs and In oses
order Her boiler entrs iroludia az az
and .he II putting boars about Sl05 She
large abks br fresh and y strength speed and
10 believed not to b. surpassed by any
For rather partiouArs apply
a this .fhre.
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Total resources. shs2s,s he4a.s6s 3fs59's s77Lh2
The aggregate movement In January was little
larger than in September last; but the variation In
OF the items has within the past Ave months been
very great There been increase OF s5OS in
tho circulation, equal to expansion Of thirty three
and third per cent In the credits Of thsss banks.
The specie hand has increased S2o7 900, being
addition Of than sixty per cent to this item since
last September The deposits have increased SAYS 1885,
In these departments 1t will be seen, there has been
very Important variation, might say very great
improvement with one exception. The indasion IN
the circulation do not consider very favorable
feature although the expansion not so great COM
pared with the amount Of specie hand AZ In Sap
TENDER last It will that there he's been oon-
traction In the line Of discounts Of 1884 95a but
Offset this there has been In the items of
domestic sxchsngs Of $657,s4l aud la foreign
change $117 67 making aggregate Of S77s 1888 still
showing decrease in the line Of compared with
last September, The suspsndsd debt aud debt In
suit has been reduced nearly hu ndrsd Thousand
dollars within the past four months, aud in
January, 1s40 but little larger than in september,
1sl7. The loans personal security lsss In
January ls4o than at any previous period named in
the above table.
The annexed returns exhibit the movsmsnt In the
principal department Of sush ban In of
South Caroline have accepted the provisions Of the
act Of December Is, 1910. atfour periods -