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most active that spectators in fancy stocks have
known for years.
The receipts at the once of the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port, to- day, amounted to sH s4s 81; pay
msnts, ess5s6 97-Bslsnee, s4,o7o1a2 "a.
The demand for Mexican land warrants is rapidly
increasing. We now quote $3.50 $135. The largest
holders are more anxious to buy than sell, and the
probability is that those in want OF these warrants to
locate will have to pay much higher than current
prices for them in the course Of q week or two.
The Reading Railroad Company transported for the
week ending the 10th instant At o21 tons of coal
viousiy this year, e37 1855 tons Total os4 so7. Same
time last year tons Increase this year 81 ass
tons. Shipped on the Lehigh canal last week, 1064s
tcnsi previously, 500 a46 tons. Total bl2T92 tons.
The Hampshire manufacturing company have de-
slsred q dividend Of four per cent
The returns Of circulation of the Irish and Scotch
banks for the four weeks ending the It'll Of septem-
Der last when added together give the following the
average weekly circulation OF these banks during the
past month
Average circulation of the Irish banks. .f4lSs97e
Average circulation of the Scotch banks. alT3e4o
Average circulation during the past month CT s27 o2o
On comparing the above with the fixed issues Of the
several banks given in the Banking almanac, the
following appears to be the state ofthe circulation
The Irish banks are below their fixed issue 5l5
The Scotch banks are above their fixed issue So437
Total below the nxed issue. ........ .f21i4,o7s
The amounts Of gold and silver held at the head
Offices Of the several banks during the past month,
have been follows
Gold and silver held by the Irish banks. ISL $50
Gold and silver held by the Scotch banks. s2259o
Total Of geld and silver held. cara 24s
The above statements complete the returns Of the
circulation Of in Scotland and Ireland for the
month ending the Tth of September
These returns, combined with the average crcula.
ton of the Bank of England for the period will
give the following results of the total circulation OF
notes in the United Kingdom when compared with the
previous month
PAPER CURRENCY UsrrTp KINGDOM GREAr
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FINANCIAL.

UNvEsTngNT-ssseo.-FoR SALE A BOND AND
MORTGAGE fve yesrs from October. 1850 sevse
cent interest payable SEMI annually rhe property 90
which the mcrtrase lars consists o. hs esas swelling
heus. clever lots q Feynt, .tsMes ss situated in
Broctlyu Cash valve, $1,000 Apply 10 DR.. yohn Resn
i Grrrd street. kev York or De nss,e sounssiss
1o1 BrosSvay
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AMUsEMENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

RARNUMS MUSEUM, PHiLADELPHiA-P.T BARNUN
manager; More attraction Another elegant helodrsnA.
This week will be presented Iiners splendid musical dra
ma called MAsani,lo. produced in superb aud
entrusted 70 reliable east Also variety Of appro
pirate and entertaining pieces Two performances daily,
e9mneneinG At three and half past seyoh o'clock The only
place OF In the afternoon. AID mtanoe %
cents. Children under ten years, 12k cents
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pACKAeEs AND PARCELS FORWARDED nv EVERY
s,es fer Eurnre phieh viii ts received un, O'Clock
o. The ssy 81 sstfnv. ~ tDWARps, sANfOhD Co.
tcroGn ETrtss. a. Adams CO. n Val street.
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ExrREss AGENCIEs.

OopHN HATNKs-tRICHD l. OGDEN, rH0s J.
" HAYNES l-Wiolssaie ana General Commission ser.
thsnu .n rraicises, Cafornis. berehsrdse sonnsnea
y PLACED on board our stcr, shr ord solo SAN
pesthus tyodiaF al risks % etc Refer t0-Wm
sayaSo., Neg ferh; Joseph ssnser a. ISnesS - =
go conhlin Smith, sea y. Hayes, so,i kssd ks-s
TAYLOR m BAuvRt. FORWARDING AND COM
msien merchsnts. Chsxres. Move re nev ~.
pared V forward Al reots sent 70 eare hayn hn sns
.uthtboats vim fndis rubber covers suitsss tor ~
rr,nr,nssw With Russst Co, trag,pert.ion 1910
goTross sne Cruces that there viii be 40 dehy
bAnua n.ETAYIOR, late o. Bsltlmore.
So, y. Oh BkUrRE. late % hs~vrlsssns.
hcfercree In New York. H. Bovards sons, brcsdvsy
gur As.ne are Has, a. Beaver strest Cor-ins Bro.
ns~o California
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Showing decrease Of 81 Oae71e in the circulation
Of otes In England and decrease OF 1910 0o2 in the
circulation of the United Kingdom when compared
with the month ending the 10th OF August The fol-
lowing statement will show the position Of the
reney when compared with the same period last
year
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THE BENEFIT TO COLONEL MANY. At NIaLo.s

will positively take place Saturday next October 49,
The committee Of MANAGEMENT have much pleasure in stat
ing to the Cslopes renas and the publ that Mr. w. T.
Burton will supsrntepd Tho stsge department that
ming and will perform in OF his fayore characters
ported by of the mst valuable members Of his
pany Many dstir gu'hed favores connected with the
professisn. will also appear.
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EDUCATION.


RoARDINg AND DAY SCHOOL, ~ NINTH STREET.
~ between First and Second uss-niss Dram Prnei-
pal Library and Reading Room, Furnishing Q 70
course Of English and french Literature Pross Poetry
with sompeent teachers 10 direct the reading younG
ladies rhe have gene through the ordinary books
Pain ting and hssie.
CARD.-kR. OLIVER II. GOLDSMITH, RESPECT
fniy announces 20 ths sitssns Of New York. Brooklyn.
aud Williamsburg that his writing open,
DAY and evening Der tie reception 81 pspls aud vse n
10 unnseessary 70 alsts the manifold advantages Of
writing f,e lssble, rspia ssd graceful hast livery
chant Aoeountant aud professional youth
.srns upon tasine" h.-e,sry sdy in The and-ead in
petua Kindly relations with distant friends or
or 20 observe TIE sives Of social life
and sppreeias the value Of this ssluirsmen pups
Will be received daily this M vim
lAtiss classes Al H. NJ and ~ o'clock p N Gen terneu
atp A. ~ ard and o'clock y. n Terms-Fiye Dollars
for Ten Lessons Ten Dollars for Twenty-Five one
hour essh stationary payable ~ the oomnsnse
ment frvHte lsssona At other hours during the day
rerms-ffevn doArs for the ten lessons Crou
l.u may be bad :. the Rooms re Brsasvsy hrst oonsr
shove the Irving House
II ETTEEB TRANSLATED AND LESSONS TO LADIgs
IN the rpsnsh, French bnKish and German Languages
also in making HAIR and flowers, will be rvsn 81
Green yieh street.
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I ooMIs's PANORAMA OF CUBA-oPBs EVERY
II Risht this week at the Minerva Rooms 400 Broad
II most splendid work Of art exhibiting
and faithfully the cities country ana
tropical yegtaion Also by pictures OF surprising artistic
merit lhe social customs Of the Cubsns arc illustrated
magnificent views OF coffee, tebfoco estates
hogany cedar ebony royal palms. Doors open
ca Il. NJ, panorama commences to At ~, precisely.
Admttance u cents; children. half price.
CHAKsPEARE DRAMATIC AssoCIATION-ATHE.
~ rguD. Brooklyn Monday, October, 18th inst which
syenns viii be presented shies play OF EvADNE OR THE
STATUE Tickets admitting gentlemen with ladies' be
obtained Of the members, the Athennum Monday
evening Ladies and gentlemen amateurs dssrous joining
the Assoeiation, will peate apply above BY order
II. c. TURSKR, secy. j. b. VAN BUREN, Prest.
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AMuaEMHMTl.


RowERY THEATRE.-koNDAY EVENING. OCTOBER
ns sDis
seni caPtai. sspling, Mr. s.rthsm Mr. Jordan;
a:% sr vs H Jordan ID Tss R psi
formAnee will soumspee With the comedy Of JOE IN LON
Climbing Boy London. Miss s. Denim; kossis Mrs wsi.
eot Mss Prudence Strawberry hrs Broadly Boxes. rs
rises a. o'clock precisely.
RURToNs THEATRE, CHAMBERS srREET.-HoN-
SIZE sfoSSs fo XII r. ss Y: .
Lony Luppkin MT Burton Mrs hardcasts. Lrs. Hughes
Viii 81 the Il s ei;s s e.
conclude With the eomedisttao Of the BOLD DRAGONS
Yictsr oarsrd MI Jordsn Rcsins. sTs Russell soses
Drsss Circle and rarqnet cts fsmily Circle. cts
NATIONAL rHEATRE-CHATHAM STREET. NEAR
lI sysSSi ,S otSss. h: Psr
acts, Of the JIBbENAIEOsAYi or. Nick Of the Weeds
prostor After sSicb the panaosans or s%is: Bell
Ringers will perform the American Qusarss To conclude
NAN or the Hsrsss q Bond sree.Frsdsrioi jerome Mr.
II. Perry Mr.. Wealthy Mr.. c: wemyss; Mrs. Jerome
bsIss IS; seatsis Orchestra. so cents. - ''' -'-'
CHRIsrYs OPERA HOUSE. Az BROADWAY, ABOVE
further notissThs original and Well Known csrssys NM
rss com prsns an eaSsni and versatile e0sps Of
agement Of T. Christy whose concerts in this city
highly respectable and f.shonabe audiences Tickets
cents Doors open at half past sx sommenee at half
seven O'clock Afternoon concert every Saturday som-
Jenny LIMBS NEXT GRAND CoNCERT-IN CON-
Of the and Unforeseen delay in the
sSmgsen Of TrPler Hall Broadway opposite Bend street
linds neIt Grand Concert in New fors will positively be
that her concerts viii be continued at tbe same
avery Friday Monday and Wednesday until further notice
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ADVERfIsRMRSTs RENEWED BTgSY DAY.
Lost. Re.

Y>~~S~>~~~S~O>>.-S--SoSO, .---CCs.-.~>~~~~~~O~>~~
g0OO HIwAEp.-Losr rRox ONE o. Iss 10
sS.S, on. sirs 81 I -ss ever, r near ssI,.s s.dss
P I'M sse s1.s Plata s . Sss.ssS
reel s':r.o. ..n,.s su. ana am under
vii f rs T Aise
''''' 'Lswisfkcf. rrrxBLr CO.. No. IS sro.da.
S6 REwARe-LesT, LAST EVENING. BETwlss
Hotel 10 1s,er Pisss sIt.e bos .srv.i in coral With
:aI =. sas.r vii receive 4. .ss'. reward ssa
S2 REwAkp,-Losr or sroLns, on rIE lorH
ysr old with piece Of brass on her sierra painted light
he .s % si r., or
hon where may be found By John L. Cooper No Oliver
WHO'S FOUND ITi-LosT ON FRIDAY ENESrSG.
w IN the Astor Place opers House or in going thence
,sia hunting eases, via i,y cross. osi., md psss
sshsd to ~ an sistis guard The hndsr Vi, thsnksa
lee, il. rs Grand street.
COX REwARD.-Losr. ON surH pLr,. sass. IN MIS-
.s,.s ~. is.., s ss, sy .ssqs M sss,.
vsrd Will be paid returning the same 70 81 Pearl street,
ing ron Seaman NIL. 70 corner q MnsskhS ana
ssh.s JssnssS ssi. Ss Isl maj .nsr.v.s ON =.
sss wh..,sr yn return q. s.ms 20 No u cesates slip
BOUNTY LANDS.
MIIIrARY BOUNTY LANDs-soLprrRs AND
.s s.ss S .ss ~. gs .s. s.
Stis s.' sos wifi. s.. S.;y 'f fi... sA'
PERSONAL.
NOTIcE-IyroHpArToN WANTED or JANIS car
IN fray left Kingston for New York in the spring %
1sti Ms mother, hrs. Catharne Hill having died In Au-
sust last - the estate rous
to hear from him. WILLIAM rrRNIvAL
ROBr. BREEZE
BARRprtrIp. Kingstsn. sept. ". 1850.
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Court Calendar for Monday.

1ia iis s4 liz, IFS, he i2a s., 90 So "a rs a. IS,
ss, 81, IS, ~, 10l. -
Commos PIs.s-Pstl-T41, T4e, sos, Ie5, To7, 7ee,
III TT3 IT'S III ITO ISL Part $3.50, Tso, $50, Ib2,
7s4 T5c, T5s, Teo, T62, 7e4 T66, ia 77< TTo $50.
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TELEGRAPurc,

~ once Ne. wall street, lsesond story. This Use,
psins Heusst Patent Prnins insrumsnt IN op.rsslep
W kev Haven. Hartford srrnghed Pfovidenee ana Bee
ton hs d,spstehes printed ~ N. ins,ru msn IN We
man Capital Isusr-thus avodisg the necessity of trans
atng trnnscrbinf and eonssquent liability 70 error ne
eesssrly ats,dsnt all other systems ~ teesrsphiN
TIE patrons 81 ths line may depend upon punetus trans
rissen ana devtry of their MESSAGE as no WI
rteevtdA At sr oces unlss- the vres are IN vort
order Prioss-for % words cents and for
JANIS sTUReIs. Pr.sissne
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sAOslUAI..

MUsicAI.-A GENTLEMAN PROFESSOR OF TUE
W Piano and singins well acquainted With she latest
aud most approved method OF teaching late director Of
one Of The rrinsips musical sosiees In Germany Just
ri,e Wishes 70 procure boarding. in respectsbs family
who're his professional services would considered
received for his board Best reference given
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French Clocks, Mantei and Etagere Orna-
nsns. work Beres Ireaing Cases China disssr dssr,
Ts.oy articles BY the psehsg or In lots 20 suit purhassrs
h's YsGotx PsspEssus. Importers, IS Maiden lane.
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-Fnrsrr Asp Fssrsps, Asoy.-i me friends OF Alfre'
Carsoa the Chief Engineer Of the New York Pre- Depart
Iard corner Grand and Henry streets Monday even
ing October H. st7 o'clock BY order OF tho Csmmstss
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p,pst viii ks ready ON Monday morning at the once No.
fy street and be obtained from the news boys
I, scntains some twenty wood and other suu Humsss
losk euti
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MISCELLANEOUS.


COrkTRY PAPEK-COLIEcTED BY j. r. VAN
" Wick, lone. corner q ws'snd broad s,ree,sj W
sery section OF the Union Returns made city
sp.teh guaranteed References and other particulars
"THAKE HEED. WHISPER Low" TIE PREY 1T
seeks, 10 viii soon ensnsre. Beware 81 the trfins
eed cough or hosrsens or the consumption will soon
gAsp iu victim. Mrs. JERvlSs Cola Candy, the treat
sr,ds rmedy preventive s,id BY Mrs. Jsrvis.
Ihiladephis.
rToTH TRAVELLING PUBLIc.-JoNEg ExCHA NOE
Hotel "a sad ~ Doeh street fhiisdslphia. eosa.s,st
on TIE guropesa plan, having been greatly eniArfed IND
proved " ths adson q the adjoining budinFs ossr
creased faetit~a Ter the % the
puhns Csan light and airy bedrooms Ne pr5oure1
any hour o. the night at ~ cents OF o. rer vssk A
attentive porter viii always In readiness 70
Or carry lugsass 70 sny part % IN. city.
RICHARD II. JONES, Jr, Propris,or.
WORTHY or NoTfCE.-BILLTARDs.-ruE IA RoEsr
w Billiard hall In the world-The Empire Rooms Cham
Der. street nsrt door 70 Burtons Theatre Table. BY %.
lest mAksrs With for the -Four Bal.
0ans the Three Ball fngsh Game the rfeen Ball Oams,
the Pin Game 40 Tntles without pests for the Prsreh
or parties n. nDnoNDS
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VouNG BACHELORS SOCIETY, EIGHTH SEASON.
The Committee beg leave respectfully inform their
former subscribers and friends that the
the ensuing will be given early December next
b. IL. DAILY
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sUFrRIoH CouRr-3l. 81, 70. DO ~ 20, lOz ieS ios
e ;s -: ~. 49, 49, I Is
7S4 T5e, 75s, Teo 7e2, 7e4 Te6 ia ia, nc, $50.
Next Mayor-F,r.t Meeting Of the People:
osr.ss 3. Chief Easia.sr u Il. New Ys!s psp.
a c sSss;f Hs .Ss R''ES order Of ID:
Penny Yankee Doodle.-This new penny
vi. b. r..sy ?. nOSs. Sssnf a. e. s.. Boz,
!, sSniains twenty wood and ether cuts HumssS'
lock euti
French Clocks, M.nsei aud Etsgere orn.-
S.s,. T ,.: s: :. . S an ssa
Tssey Articles BY the package or in otsso suit purchaser
'I&fGc cs i's Pi'sspi:sus Importer IS r.a.ai.a.
The Piurbe National Daguerrean Gallery,
Ne Isl gers .at ,i.isr. should nos f,a
sountry collection 10 th' largest and best In the world
Astounding Fact. That NO Pictures at the
rsr equ. Rect, Ne is the s,s.' .na VI. fashions.
Ne q ,hs day and bis r1s@, ss.ss co.
; ;s.s;ss s'''''' 'a' ,'-'--. ''l'''' :. 49,
A Brilliant Reputation can only be ac-
Bee. and s AID rhssSe1 vii MAJ. BIN an
,.:.s n 81. s ,y 'ii'a his :sss sss
Under shirts and Drawers--We recom-
Tripi.r. sos Grand street. (sdjoinns TIE neehanes and
Trsssr. Bsnk be fousd eompists ssscrtnent
"a ,rfe.. vsrvtre 81 90 tlso hama
ths celebrated sbsn sud scotch -ool shire ana Drawers
The Baekus ssove.-Th's well known aud
popular rsrior stove Ia nov Manufactured ~ ssska
crisissl snd pstsntees ~ ls< hyFue
avenue corner Of Prince street, Brooklyn' L.
Springfield, August 9, isso--Desr Str tit
ss am ale .S. s's ysH . ss H. .s as
mach troubled for tine rsst has bees entirely over
cone and eured By ~ Plsnetts Biters bsheve
then 70 te iuvsiusti in THE complaint az vel soed
tsns for the systm having mysef derived much s.nrp
th.r Use very .ruiy ysur.. ;,snsdl u NJ.
III Brssdvsyy Ssdler 80 Broadway, and ~ Whhsn T.
Hicks a Co. iW and i6l Frent street
There s surcr cure or preventive
sssinst FEVER aud bilious eomrlaints thar
Bakes Aromatic Btters. They purely vegetable and
this sssson Of the no fsuy should BE without
them. Sold vhosks aud retail a. the depot lis Bivison
New Verb and all the prineipsi druggists throughout
the Uritsd States.
Nervous Trcrnbiings.-Nyek know OF nothing
vet vhisk aud the
% s,iek and With suoh certainty ss KkAPPs Health
Restorative Bster. They act directly The digestive
and throueh them rencvae The en- IRE system Not
euly dvsTerss end sl forms N Indigestion curet ~
tssm. tutt every eisss efuervcus disease
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GET THE BEsT--TBE ONLY COOK BOOK WORTHY
VI o. houseksersrs psru.. IL ths Nations Ceoh Bcok
orshsrs hsssslss. Dc $50 Pussh.d and for sale
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rOPARTEERsHIP.--THEC COMPREHENSIVE HERE
~ tofsrs exiting between Philip Lucas and William Ro-
gers, vss this day dissolved BY mutual consent.
PHILIP LUCAS.
NAV L. 1880. WILLIAM ROGERS.
NoTIcE.-ALL CONNECTION IN BUSINESS BE-
IN tween Napoleon Prctere and Edward G. Rushmore 10
this day sssolved The business will be continued here
Wy w OF '''N 10 ~' 1850
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TAILoRs PROTECTIVE UNIoN-ocToBER IL. 1880
TIE following employee have signed Bill Of rrees
for whish they have our best thanks signed behalf Of
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ITALIAN OPERA HOU SE, Aston PLACE-THK RE-
gular of the Italian Opera will
day eyening the as ipstan With tbs psrformssos Of II
Carl Maria weber it's first performance in Italian In
ttis country. She box office is open for Subscribers
MARETZFK.
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SALES BIZ AUCTION

UCTIoH E0TICE-BEAUTIYUL OIL PAINTINGS
"A In rich gilt ames at auction BY VIM. w shirley Aue
tionesr wednesdsy October 49, at II O'Clock.
Auction Room, No 6l william street large collection
consisting % American and foreign scenery worthy the
nee Of families. Sale Peremptory for cash.
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SPORTING.

CENTREvILLE COURSE, L. I-TR0TTING.-NOy-
day, October lth. ct o'clock r. n-sweepstahes for
$50 Z, Csnsslys. , name. Fl bso hsrice; psmss
nsmss ro iogng Roanoke Immediately after match for
hsrieis O. jenkins names tr stailIen Romeo.
JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor.
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A Brilliant Reputation can only be ac-
sursd this day BY Jenny Lind produces perfect
roa Brooka $50 Fulton manufacture perfect
Boots and whoever will make him overture
81 half have pair 81 Boots. unsur-
pssssd this city Il not ths selling the for sonsf
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A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, OR TWO SINGLE aEv-
N usmsr, esn b aeon noisssd With full or partial
hoas in sms pirate family TIE nsuss has The mossss
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rar sau, tn % " Root He great and the fashions
lie % day and his south ves
ssrnsr Broadvsy Frskn street, the center Of at
IRA
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HORSES, Sc.
PUBLICATIONS.

EuG1TIvE SLAVE BTrL.-yUsT PUBLISHED. "rHR
Punitive Slave Bill ice History, aut Lneonsttution-
atty viii an Account of the Sentence and Enavement 81
ysmss Hamlet and HE s.bss1us-, Rect grafton 70 Liberty
New York william Bsrnso, 81 John sreet-35 pares.
1uo price ~ hundred, ave cents single copy. The
nrst edition 10 10 600 eoT II 10 hoped that the ends 81
freedom viii give vide rcul,tion 10 this review 0risr
With the money enclosed collected.
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times more, and every time you swear | shall
only laugh the more at your threats.
Mr.. South-Very well, sir-very well-re-
member the wolf who SO often cried came at
last. Good morning. !! 81 flfi [Erit
Mr.. Norh.-Solus-( Laughing on the wrong
side Of his mouth.) Hah--hah-hah-hum
wonder if the fellow is really in earnest If
thought SO, I'd yield bit of the higher law and
the scruple of conscience. can't well do with
out him. He is most invaluable partner for
he does half the work, furnishes half the capt.
tai, and gives me all the profits. Ah-no-I
can't part with my inestimable friend. | must
chime in with Governor HUNT, and go in for a
modification instead of repeal. One is just as
good as the other for my purposes. Era.
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Far I'M. So,,lhern .Presa.

l-fgrsEzss For The Southern Press.
Fourth Dialogue between Mr.. North and
Mr.. South, after settling their Partner
ship Accounts and restoring peace and
harmony to this distracted country.
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rW~We find in the Woodeiile (Miss,) Repud-
!lican, the following letter to Senator DAVIS,
with two whole newspaper columns Of sigma
aures:
TIC Hon. Jefferson Davis.
DEAR SIR We, the undersigned citizens of
Wilkinson, hold it to be our duty under the cir
cnmstances, rs well as it is our highest pleasure
to assure you of the great appreciation and al
mration with which your course in the recent
struggle between Northern might and Southern
rieht, has been viewed by us.
We havo seen you in every attack, and though
surrounded by detection, stand up manfully and
with Judgment for our rights and honor.
When the Compromise bill of the Committee
Of Thirteen was brought in as the deceptious in
strnment for our destruction, we beheid you,
searching out its fallacies, exposing its cum
ningiy concealed snares, and oyerturning the ar
purneuts built up with skill and labor for Its
support. The bill was defeated, but the mea-
sures composing it have since, in effect, become
laws. We regret that there was so little sense
of Justice left in the American Congress; but
your efforts, dear sir, deserve still the same
praise. What will be the course OF the South
ern people, remains to be seen.
Had it been necessary or proper for US, dur
ing the contest, to have expressed these our
sentiments, we would unhesitatingy have done
80 but we were conscious that you had In
strnctions tom the Legislature that you acted,
guided by unerring principles; and that to en-,
courage YOU to continue on your course would
be unnecessary, and to instruct you, improper
With assurances of augmented
confidence and esteem,
Your Fellow Citizens