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Wine store, walnut Street, Phlsd slpAi.
sayaod gsss @ oIsns az nss, II ae ssd
by him eonsumeIsb.en Obliged largely
acon II oaenng and liquors imported
by him. He would refer 70 some invoices as oho~s, VIZ
low prices yery choice ManAaniia
BY e gallon Also .s DID, desa.e sas s m sa af
IL oue upn Europe which he challenges as equal any
The Aanlana Amonado shenes peculiarly adapted
they strengthen without stimulating and have
pom vines principally specially selected for his sales
rs Of sBurmeser" at opoo and imported d.
These wines are uiy delicate, been highly sp
proved BY s customers because o. 's . manifest superiority over
They prices bottles and drsnyht BY
delicate white Port and MaInsey Port.
Persons suffering win chronic affection Of te bowels CANNOT Be
MADEIRA wines Sorts dry rich, south side old E.
wet Indies, seeia Sc &c. &c., on daught ana IN ooues
As 70 The sparkling subscriber well known
by him. other wines and are sold u
inferior wines now in the MARKET which
liz Ra also champagne wines various qualities
yery low orices retail or wholesale. css
wines generally holds himself be judge,
the finest stock here from the very loves, price, BY the single
OF Burgundy wines he large stock
them from his vaults ~ good bottle Of bur-
sa1,erne and Barsac always hand in bottles.
Denhard Jordan obIenz and
many still Hooks and Mosee from !ae cheapest sorts The ve
In the articles coenac brandies he
and CIaver Of 1921 eighth caks, and 1884,
hhd "Dubouche 1884, in hhds on consignment which will
Also irish Scotch Monongahela whkey, Jamaica spirits,
brandy other wines and liquors. including all Of
above sold by retail in quantity desired
All goods days reach Of Philadelphia freight
paid Orders will be promptly executed If sent BY mail or tse
graph ,.cop sN,npp !,
Cheap Wine Store, 70 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
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General Agency and Law once at Washington,
DE sELDINC & WYLIE,

No. BuitinEt Psnn,ylpa,a nss door s't o.
Bro,en's Hotel Harrington, ID. G.
CHAs DE- sELpiSG ANDREW wYLIE, jr., having formed
co pa uershp purpose 81 prosecuting claims bore
ongr,s executive Departments before board
appointed adjustment % poia,ions other
against 10 their
fur business be inrns,sd
charge They obtaining houn
otherwise buying selling estate collecting Chains,
rents hc
Andr-w wye H. viii attend any law business with which
mny he intrued, Of the courts Of
he Di.rrict or the Supreme ~ the United States.
ha- De seldng being United States commissioner, notary
public bad ali Upon
prompt the taxing 81 testimony, aekposledg
deeds which apporan bis Office
win and regulated by the amount claimed
and the NJ services required.
Communications paid will receive Immediate attention.
Sept s-~diy
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person right Of presumption any
ands within townships townships
rated is required establish the the satisfaction of
and proper office, make
therefor practicable utter seeing m notice, and before
Tor Of the pubic sale Of the
lands embracing claimed Otherwise, such claim win
forfeited. -.
J BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land once.
l9-IAwlJw
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TO THE PUBIC.

The embraced proclamation of the President
all esd0s brougin
They mincs (pS
portion Axted IN inn worked under former sases
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], BurTsRrtsLp,
Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
NOTICE TO PREVENTION CLAIMANTS.

Every person emitted, the right q presumption 10 any Of The
establish the satisfaction o
land Office aud therefor
ts notice. and before day
appointed OF public OF the and-
bracnr claim be forfeited.
IT III II Z. N* j. BUrrERFtELD,
#H Commissioner OF tbs General Land Once.
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IFE and Correspondence Of Lord stdmouthg by
Ii the Hon Geo. Peiiew, ~ d.. vols, syo London
Poeca Sacred and Miscellaneous;
+. Watson and Rev, H. n, Weld, d. ID.
Sacred Quotations selected and arranged by
~ Hastings Weld, ID. ID. vol
General History sabbataan Churches by Mrs. lamar
Davis l vol, ~ mo-
Schmitz's History OF Greece / vol
The Philosophy Of Mathematical translated from the French by
w. N. Gillespie
London Labor London Poor, No. 81 by Mayhem
Biackwoods Magazine for May. -
Just received and for sale by TAYLOR MAuRf,
May ls booksellers, near 9Th street
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l,IAE Pocket Companion for Machinists. Mechanics,
Engineers oliver Byrne editor OF the Dictionary OF Ma
chimes, Engine Work, and Engineering II
.."t
Weights, Measures, whccwrigrt, Mensuraton
Management OF Common and Decimal Frpctions
How Loxnrythms Applied TO Facilitate Ejaculation,
The Mechanical Powers. '##". ... a....... +.
Properties Of Iron.
Strength and Denexion Of Materials.
Tor-on and Twisting.
Ahnana III n Time.
Universal Thermometer Rssume Fahrenheit, and Centgradc
auperfccs, Solids, Elliptic Curves and Areas.
Areas Of aud Segmients ofa Circle.
Tables Length ~ Circular Areas.
Cansing Artfcers Work, and engineering Results
Tables the Diameter Of Pipes Of the Teeth of Wheels and
Geenng, OF Water Wheels and Central Forces
Weight ~ Meals, Strength of Chains and Ropes,
Soldiers Clements, and Compositions
And for tho limits ad
compd-cd volume for the pocket with
Cravings, 1881 Price 81.
be mall uninc post once Ia tho
United states f# .-. = IL II.
May 10 4#,.. #1#9"-. UsFH# FkhNCk TAYLOR r
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fIeu The which had AL, NJ
therefore The advantage benz
Immediate without he
ming and IL
svsd productive. They all ess
navgable yers and other
their products 81 Louis and the
eOuntry all the uiurs products a
itude In witch hey are located.
~ - J. BuTTEBFELD,
Commissioner OF the General Land Once
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,,I,,o Table AVID STAND COyKRs-Ju., recsi,

ciagsu Dodon, general assortment Of the
above goods, part OF The following styles
goods
are printed elegant coors, and warranted hold
n washing
Dmascus piano. centre, deabe, and stand match,
nll IN be richest colors. -
match the colors OF velvet
now made n perfection
winc cloths
style Of goods the
piece.
Table ocotbs, flannel mapped backs, and rich
between aud feet These the
best nj un Of good furniture
The the attention Of all
who Jake prid. good
furniture of Good goodspriceS as low
u lowest. . ..y...us...
Al 24-eo3lG CLAGkTT DoDsoN.
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-. -. .--- NAVY DHrARraxsr, Juue 2, 1851.
NEfahAIE SEALED PHoPOs LIS viii be received
- o. he Secretary o. the Navy until oeoek, Saturday
2oh OF June Instant Tor pibing all the
ali printing binding
1881, and ending the sOth OF June, 1854.
All ' ARTICLES furnished and executed be OF
quality, delivered without delay
Of the head OF The once for which they required.
II be required, bidder his
proposal sample OF each article bad
re insure uniformity IN the proposals. blank forms viii be fur
nsed 70 those dsposedt bid bid viii be
does CONFORM 10 the ADVERTISEMENT and In which each
every article Is not bid for aud in which iaD
named any M article.
bonds IN sufficient amount with approved suetes
Tor the itu OF will be required
son OF persons contracting The authorized of
at VIII DC given as also satisfactory testimonials fh
tract must bad 9th Twise, will
The department itself right OF greater
OF less quantity OF each and article contracted of
lie service require.
should article be required enumerated
10 be uhiahed al The lowest market price, according quality
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Commits sioner Of the General Land Office
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE- ENiPTION CLAIMANTS.
person right TO any OF The
townships townships above enumerated
proper land Office and make payment therefor
This and before the day
pointed public sale of the lands
bracng claimed such claim will be forfeited
j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
2-lawl3w
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CNeLIsH Reports in Law and Equity. Republshing in
Il appear England and be receivsd IN
this Of decided the House OF LORDS e
the court OF Queens
OF exchequer and CT
csquer chamber the eccacs md admiralty courts inc court Of
bankruptcy including election the cases
To Ie published IN month
numbers number consisting 800 octave
paper carefully ednsd by smemb.r the
bar references analogous American decisions
Published dollars giving for thai twelve
large numbers, crch forming compes volume ITSELF with me
advantage and safe transmission BY mail post Office
In the United States .
valuable this day received
House of Lords the prvy council and the
and Queens bepch and after Mchaelms Term
1884, and may be examined IT the bookstore OF j. - 49,.
FRANCk TAYLOR
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FRENCH Books and old.-A large cnse nv 80 a'
4 opened direct nom Paris FRANCK ThfhoS
May ~ 'lV8 ~ e. u 81. N .At+ +
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nInsOLUrIoN Of Cep.rt~rship The dm h.rsoor. eIist
IL Of Dyer Brother 10 this day by mutual
CONSENT George r. Dyer VIII attend tho setue
o the Of the unsettled business
W. deceased which immediate attention
Ia respectfully requested EDWARD q. DYER,
4. 'I-1g sa.a'' -s#s, Il. Z g..I.l. +. GEO. f. DYER.
WAsHiraror, September "a, 1870. 5..# .a9.U#... NJ
me- Nostce.Tbe
the and firm OF Dyer Mcclure and
commission
old stand Dyer Brother Of 10Th Ard
.sVe a.n91EE.ll Ii .as1.rF ~. +
They respectfully continuance patronage
themselves discharge faith
couAded m them 1D7 EfHN tt &saWtn 81
Dyer make upon all
sirnrpeNp % CT all sales made by them. $50
tsg.sN aaisff a.a-qa smuFngaN stu y. g. MCGUIRE,
WAsuraros, September ~, 1850, H1nH--e3 tnt1
Sept o7-dn
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Army Regulations, published by tho Depsment OF War
Manual, for The Of ofcers The army
pcr hi The Army and Navy eiatsrs Croass Military Laws
Courts Martial; scous Ihhhsy
the seat of rovernmsn. F,I fWf l-ittUH Nay 81
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THE sword Enene.e. Arr-nFsa 70. mias.ry In.srnc-
published authority ofte War Department Frce postage TO
ofthe United " cents The edition Tor sale In
Washington city by t0 ##.H L.. . n.# "A
TAYLOR h MAURY,
Hoax street.
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THE Arnsrscam Muller and MiiiwriGhts Assistant !,
1 volr with iustrntioDs price ~ .1.. t.14 q
The Turner'S Companion, with plates on cnnek toos tnstr
usnts, and patterns y VOL, rs cents . -
Fioar Garden, adapted to the United sass
NAV 10 ~ Z. f a'i@7h o4'" rRANcK Taylor.
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row sIETE Ready Reekoner. adapted 10 the wants
Of farmers merchants mechanics Iunhcr dealer bankers, &c
POI sale BY ft TAYLOR 4 MAUkY,
May Booksefsrs, 9th
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a.. W4~-@ .'-...s .@ BosTos, Sep g. 1850.
Messs LITTLE * BRowS Gentle,nen much pleased to
publishing revised edition OF Saha
Civil No the English Ian
compared with for the fulness
doctrine conveyed throughout IT,
publication present. has received
he compierr OF The ode Napoleon
Napoleon himself STUDIED II
which for the singular
of his and during the
adoption his code Dona shond and hope
will, found n library OF every American lawyer
.r-@.' .#@...~. Your obedient servant -
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-11-13
Mrs. swisshelm ON Dancing.

TIE following remarks from the piquant
pen of Mrs. Swisshelm contains enough
truth TO justify their republication and sug-
gest enough more to awaken profitable re-
Election -
'tOne curious fact we have observed with
regard 10 dancing This is, the more deep
ly church or individual professor is steep
ed in the spirit of money grabbing inlem-
perance or slayeholding, the greater is their
abhorrence of dancing. This appears to be
a kind of convenient scapegoat on which
the sins of the congregation are laid, that
they may be BONE into the wilderness. Let
the preacher at any time submit 10 q gag
which shall, on some special occasion, ior-
bid his opening his mouth for the dumb, or
reproving wealthy dis,iller, or fat usurer,
who grinds the poor to pay pew rent, aud
forthwith we get fresh sna,hema on dan
cling. Show US 4 wealthy descon's wife
who will haggle with widow 10 get wash
ing done for twelve and half eenis do
zen, and then pay her in trade, or give her
two dimes end four coppers for twenty-five
cents, and we will show you one who will
take spasn over the .-inquilies of cotil-
Ion. We never knew the rule to fail, and
have watched its workings for 80 long that
whenever any one begins lecture on dan
cing we suspect him or her of being q wor-
sniper of mammon Old Christian in his
i~-ej---.~y de"ood ~, Ioy, Dat ,iIo mail
with the muck rake was too busy. Nothing
appears better calculated to contend with the
hard, money loving spirit of our age than
music and dancing. II tends TO melt The
hard crust which the dust of ledgers forms
around the hearts Of our people, and there
is no place 10 which we should 60 with
subscription paper ior charitable object
with more hope of success, than a social
party where all were dancing The music of
two good violins and trombous,n
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MAR RIED.

On the 9th inst, by the Rev. William J.
Eyer, Mr. CHARLES KRUM, 10 Miss EMELIxs
LErniG, both of Moutour township.
On the same day, by the same, MIR. JoHs
MosER, of Derry, Monlour county, TO Miss
MARGARET CRoMLY, of Madison township.
On the LIST inst, by the Rev. H. Funk, Mr..
JoHN AsHLEaIAN, TO Miss ELIzApETu KLIsR,
both of Benton township, Columbia co.
On Tuesday, the 4th nsi., by Thos. S. Van
derslice, Esq, MIR. JOSEPH HESTER, of Mt.
Pleasant township, 10 Miss JANE KEsrEn, of
Madison township, all OF Columbia county.
On the 9th OF October, by Robert Taylor,
Esq, SAMUEL LITTLE, of Shrewsbury, and
MISS Mary GowER OF Davidson, all of Sui
livan county.
On Thursday morning last, by Rev. I. BAIL,
Mr.. SOLOMON STERNER, 10 Miss ANGELICA
MILLER, both of Lime Ridge, Columbia CO.
On the 7th INST, by Rev. D. J. Waller, Sir.
RoDERr Mason, TO Miss AGNES HAY, both OF
Bloomsbury.
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III WE have felt long since like giving
out our hearty deestaiion of the treachery
by which Judge Campbell was defeated this
fall but we dislike 10 have our honest re-
egret salted down with the crocodile tears of
those hypocTites who in is45 rejoiced when
Judge woodward was defeated for United
State Senator, which was purely a political
office.
Last winter we felt that Judge Wood
ward should have had justice done him by
his party in the legislature. Mr. Broadhead
was chosen, and now the very men who 10
1916 built up Simon Cameron with the ad-
.nihisiralion OF Mr.. Polk, are trying to ostra-
else the new Senator as dubious Demo-
crat! Dick may not be totally free from
sin, but The late apologists and samplers Of
Simon Cameron aught not tdethrow the first
stone from their glass fabric.
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t5N The Order OF the clone Star" is the
name of new organization ofa secret char
ac!er in the United States, whose object is to,
"extend the area of freedom to all the world
Cuba in particular 1t appears 10 have its
principal quarters in New ofleans, where
one journal, French one, by the way, lie
Courier, Has at lis head column n t'star Span
eled Banner" and "Lone Starr combined,
and the motto "Etdts- Unisct CubeW 1t is
fully enlisted for the next Filibuster project,
in which their will probably be more ''pa-
uiotsm" than plundcr.
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The American Art-Union.

| The Amerieaa Art- Union, in its promises
and performances for 1851, seems 10 be rea-
ping the harvest of its previous successes, in
enlarged resources and consequent advanta-
ges 10 Subscribers. Its Works Of Art for
distribution next December, as appears by
the Bulletin; show steady advance in num-
ber in the collections of previous years, and
merit also, il we may judge by the New
York papers The best Artists are presented
in it, and in some Of their best works. The
list of 279 works, already announced, in
cludes new and favoriie productions of Du-
rand, Lcut@e, Hnakley, Mrs. Spencer, Mount,
Chapman, WooduiHe, Church, Rossite, Gig
neus, Kenseh, Hicks, Ranney audubon, Pesle,
and others well known TO the country, and
identified with lis reputation in the Ans.
O.her works 10 be added to the list will
doubtless make it at least equal in number,
and surpaas in interest, the collections of the
most prosperous years Of the Institution.
The certain return TO each Member will be
series of sic Line Engraungs, in the high
est style of the art-all the subjects of whcl.
il will be seen, are characteristic American
subjects, various, and apparently of great in
terest These are--l. A large line engra.
wing by Jones, after Woodcile,s celebrated
painting of Merican News, representing a
group listening to an account of one of the
battles of the lae Mexican War: 2. Marion
oTUSsmg me redre uy Hu,"sy, nnDans
Washington, from The Nthy Of Con,cly, by
Kensett 4. american Harvesting Scenery, by
Cropsey 5. Old 10 and Young '4s, by
WoodviRe ; 6. Bargaining fora Horse, by
lount.
Each Member, after subscribing, receives
the Society's Bulletin, fine Ar-Journal Of
original Criticism, Biography, History, News,
&c &c, relating 10 the Arts, illustrated by
engravings on steel, wood, and stone, etch-
ings, &c. The Bulletin has always taken
high rank with the public among periodicals
on the Fine Arts. We hail it monthly ay
one of our most interesting periodicals. No
other Institution of the kind publishes 4
journal of equal resources and claims.
lheSe valuable ieturns 10 ,MemSers can he
ensured only by tie combination of a large
number OF Subscribers and efficient business
organization Indeed, if we did no, know
whGi the Institution has done--what promi.
ses itshas made and kept-we should think
il increditable that so small an investment
could be made 10 yield such extraordinary
returns. Large as their list of Subscribers is
at the end Of tbe year, we wonder that it is
not much larger.
The Secretary for this place, VALENTINE
DGBLER, will soon send list Of Subscribers,
and will give any information which may
be desired in relation 10 The Institution.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-11-13

GLASS FAcINGs FOR BUILDINGs.-A cores
pondent of the London Builder suggests the
substitution Of glass for the stone facings Of
buildings not translucent or crystal glass,
ground of the requisite thickness and
strength. Such material, he adds, would
not absorb the dust and smoke constantly
floating in the air; but every shower would
wash them off, and buildings would look as
fresh and new as ever. And as glass, from
recent Improvements, can be moulded 10
any shape, almost as perfectly as if cut, the
most exquisite Gothic and other ornaments
could be produced.
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New York.

In view Of The late election in that State,
the New York Evening Mirror, Wing pa
per breaks out from the depths of its troub-
led soul, IN the following truthful strain:
ave do not hesitate 10 hazard the asser-
lion that the Wings stand no chance of sue
cess on the old party platforms. General
Taylor never could have been elected as al
"ulira Whig.' The victory in Is4s was
won by the aid of allies, who rushed from
,he ranks of conservatives, Democrats, and
Independents, and rallied under the Rough
and Ready banner. The statement that with.
Out such reinforcements the Wings would
have been defeated is readily demonstrated
they who deny it are wilfully blind To ths
fact Is the Wing party more numeroul
more united, or more efficient to-day, than
it was three years ago! Let the sectional
divisions which have every where rent its
ranks asunder answer"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-11-13

~ The letter in which General Ujhazy,
the leader Of the Hungarian exiles who have
settled in Iowa, communicates the sad III
dings of his wife's death, concludes as fol.
lows;
"The cup OF my sorrows is full. have
lost my beloved wife She departed this
life after few days illness Could have
toreseen that my exile was 10 shorter her
days, | would have given my head TO tho
foes of my country, &c. preserve :he life oi
the best of mothers. Your most affection.
ate, unfortunate friend"
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Evans ana watson's Safe.

On the last day of the State Fair, Messrs
Evans & Watson, of Philadelphia, placed
one of their Ssamsnder safes in the horse
ring, and piled three cords of pine wood
around it, which was fred and consumed,
the heat melting the feet OF the safe entirely
off, and producing more heat than could
possible be applied 10 safe in the burning
of building. The sale stood the test and
when opened, the papers deposited in il
came out without the slightest scorca, This
was great triumph for these manufacturers
Democratic Union.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHfLADELpHIA, Nov. II.
FLouR AND MEAL--The last sales of Flour
for export were at SO sl4 for city use sales
at SO "a 81 06. Extra Flour is held at
SIT $40, Rye Eour--No stock IN hand
to operate in. Corn Mcdi-Last sale Of fresh
ground at S34
GRAIN -Whedt-There are fair sales Of
prime red at 81; white is held al Ss SO c..
Rye-None arriving; last sales at Toe. Corn
---ls dull; sales OF good old yellow at SO C,
afloat, and some new nj sec. OOiS-New
Southern are in demand at 81 35 cents.
WHIsKEY-Sales al ESQ in bbls anL 223 in
hhds
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THE PosT- -OFFlcE DEpARTMENT--The
Washington American Telegraph of Friday
evening says: We learn that the chief of
1.is department has directed that a new ar
rangement be made in relation 10 the respon-
sibe and arduous duties of two of his as
sstants The arrangements is as follows ::
The duties of the First Assistant, now pet
formed by General s. D. Jacobs, of Tennes-
see, are hereafter 10 be discharged by the
Second Assistant Postmaster General, Col.
Fitz Henry Warren, and the desk Of the
Second Assistant has been assigned to GEN
eral Jacobs. The official title Of both these.
gentlemen remains unchanged.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-11-13

Security against Bank Note Frauds.-The
New Haven Palladium states that James At
wafer, Esq, of that city has taken measures
TO secure a patent for preventing lhe altera-
lion of bank notes from lower TO higher
denomination. His plan is very simple
one, and the wonder is that it has not been
thought of be elore.-Besdes the figures TO
indicate the value of he note, he has bor-
ders on the end-a single border for u one
dollar bll-two borders for two dollars-and
five for fiys dollars Thass AT the left
hand Of the bill. For ten dollar note,
there is single border on the right hand of
tue bill-two borders for a twenty dollar
note--and 30 on. They fare further destin-
guishable by borders on the bottom. These
borders change the position of the names of
the President and Cashier, and also of otEer
parts Of the bills, so that the general appear
ance Of each denomination is entirely differ
ent from each other, although the pictures,
and writing may be precisely the same The
invention strikes us as a very important one,
and we should think il would come into gem
eral use.