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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-05-13
81 d


4ering for sale Of his store on Washington
neleet, hext door to Daniel SWEET, all ofthe
very best malerials and workmanship, and 81
the latest Ytles.
He keeps constantly on hand any manu-.
acures % order, English. Spanish. French
and American Saddle and every description
Harness, al Of which viii be furnished on
the liberal terms.
Just received large lot &c Coach Trims
mings Of the finest quality, wide and narrow
Isaces, EnanaIledand patent Iehtlser. &c.
Also al assortment Of lie 6iosE beautiful fan-
- riding carrflage and bneep Whips ever
brought 20 this city
6ln Bands 81 tlls xsFy 61st quality kept q.
hand and made q order
Repairing d al kinds d1n6 aflh8 shortest
notice.
Persons wanting efliclesi IN ny line. nreso.
icited 70 ell and examine my stock work
and prices. before giving orders and mailing
purchases. I. w LANTER.
May Is 1851.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-05-13
G. SKATES.
Gamble & Skates,
MARBLE CUTTERS,
Opposite w. H. sPARKE'S Livery Stable)
China Street. YicksbMrg.

China StfeeL, VIcIcSUat1ig,
A RE prepared to execute Monuments,
- Tombs, Vaults, &C.; Head and Fnot~
Stones, Carving and Engraving, Marble
Nantes, Caps, SIlls and Steps for Buildings
Foreign and Domestic Marble constantly
on hand and manufactured to order at North
ern Prices.
Also, Lime. Cement, Plaster Paris, &c.
November 5. 1852 17-sf
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-05-13
"A GARD.

"TE take this opportunity Of returning
w our sincere thanks to our patrons,for
the more than liberal share Of patronage Civ
en- us the past year, and now have the plea
sure Of announcing the arrival Of the frBt
shipment Of our spring stock, which viii be-
when complete, equal TO any in the city.s-
may favsrus with call, in every particular
We cordially invite our friends and public
generally. 10 call and give as trial; pledg-
ing ourselves 10 assume as near as possible
the place Of those ID whom we sell goods
that Is, 10 DO unto others as we would have
them do unto us.
COWANs EEAPPFEL & CHAPLIN.
Vicksburg, February IS. 1853. S3stf.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-05-13
Fruit and Ornamental Trees and
Shrubs.
HAIgI e co.,

VIcKsBURG, MISSISSIPPI.
INVITE the attention of the cultvators of
Achoice Fruit and Flowers, to their extensive
collection of Trees and Plants now on hand,
comprising great variety of new Roses, Green
House Plants, Hardy Trees and Shrubs, DC
Priced catalogue of Fruit Trees, Hardy Trees
and Sbrubs, House plants, Roses 9c,-supplied
to postpaid applicants, or can be had of C. T..
MANN, Druggist, Yazoo city.
Vicksburg, Dec. 10, 1862 22-3m.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-05-13
Philip r. Wcrleirn

RMoST respectfully informs the public and his
w friends generally, that having purchased The
MUSIC STORE
Of VIM. r. Mayo, be soliCits the continuance DC
the patronage heretofore 50 liboralIy bestowed on
No, 5, Camp Street, and promises 70 leep on
hand the largest stock Of
Pianos, Musical Instruments,
SHEET Music, AND Music Books
in the South, for sale on The most favorable terms
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-05-13
+ anil Groceries

lust received. large and carefully se.
g lscLed stock 81 Family Groceries. for
sale hy p. TAMBOkINE.
Yazoo city, March 4, 1858. 4-Gf.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-05-13
Is Camp street. 16


WALL PAPERS-WALL PAPERS.
uUST received a large assortment OF thoss
eS cheap and beautiful New York
PAPER HANGINGS,
which viii be disposed of the usual low terms.
Ais. on hand a large and well selected stock of
Freach Papers and Borders,
be sold extremely low. As usual, on hand, a
general assortment Of
UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
such as Cords and Tassels, White and Colored
Curtains (afusin anil Bobbiaet,1 Mosquito Bars.
Transparent Shades Oil Cloth, Curtain Binds and
Pins, Rods and Cornice, Mating and various other
articles for House Furnishing.
~ Paper hung and Upholstery work executed.
JOSEPH ETTER, 10 Camp ST.
- fE11~0fdsrs from the country promptly execut-
ed and carefully packed
New Orleans. april ], 1853 3S.6m.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-05-13
Look to your own Interests!
FACTORY. VICK

N w. LANTER begs to
call the attention Of the
public 10 the splendid stock Of
Saddlery, Brides. Harness,
Whips. Trunks, Valises, &c. !,
&c, of his own manufacture
and from the best Philadelphia
stock which he Is now Df-
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-05-13

A. GAMBLE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-09

Total value put market week
ehong July l....,,,*<. $9I2 4so $l,S20 Z0o
We cannot report many novel features in the dry
good- sfhc this wses, This ls.diog operators
Of town and their absence abstracts business which
has beer hlewire b, the intervention OF our
tiob al holiday still the sring aspect
Tbs arrivals Of both domestic and foreign prod
large and the supplies sLeady bat
il Of The sntcips.e de very stead
fast 10 their claims peclaly for ~ooen aud silk fabrics
hch l. thought will not be easily obtained when The
year is more advanced at even present ssknK prices
That these ell be reslzsd in all cases is hardly pos
sibie; but that they apt To be procureA for
very seasoDxble and .ervceabe article man, think
quite probable. We in ned to view the natter
light and tor very plausible reasons Among
the gre.t variety Of goods In .iarket considerable
lots adapted the forthcoming trade and not
being must either remain factors hands, bs
rates for it il foos suppose that
Al tine ~hep people Of every rank and station
general thing Ia opulent circumstances objectionable
productions will cell veil those vogue and
II they 90 rot will have retain them or else
dispose Of them less profitable condsions But the
ck here at present mainly Of extremely good and
desirable character hence II take we'll especially
the production is likely be excessive, while the
wsute II he Union ars expected to prove unusually
large and urgent and from this is
81 all events very stout maintenance of rates
current Brown sbeetrgs and snirtsg- not
cant needed, and they are therefore, frmsr and
rising We unable however, to quote any actual I'd.
thu. far Bsschsd .heetings and shirtngs in
fair supply but very brisk request, both for immediate
aDd ftoie delivery at extreme ngures Cotton fAnnels
plenty but saesble and steady. Denims actively
inquired for bought fa,t rendered full
Dr,s toerhby hri-k ard firm iderng the di nd
OF demand for hem caused by the revolutionary
en,s in China, whittier very little is nov being
exported. GiIghsmr unchanged, being in good
request a. former prices. Lawns stin rather
quiet but viii rsnsn very long as the
styles to be exhibited shorty when fair
trade is expected to be transacted NAPKINS are
previously reported Osnaburghs more active bat
not ossr-r; the supply Of ,psm il pretty ample and
cBmub,ts We hase DotbDg additional TO say In rela
printing cloths which selling freely and ~ re-
alive rstes Prints be gpL ing the
tsDuon Of d+-iers realize prices Stripes
il moderate stock and demand, but stifly held
Iicss seem ,rstty brisk and firm We append q com
pAisse statement ef the ehpments hence Of cotton
goodr curing the frat six months Of
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Woo-bs exhibit alters xOrrhy OF particular
tice The stock continue Ia augment but not very
poly Ibe active demand has Dot set 10 yet
al bring 1t snont aud oy the tins does
there viii Ne difficulty ia erInDiog the
hume uste ot the k-t tnsn At present We
f-trogr ession. ana If there is bot, noth'Dg
deprive prcss 81 uniformity AID arnress bat
@Se, hing ~N Contribute to their i'm prov.msnt.
Blautess and Ca rim la reque-t-
claimed for then, checking tise desand Del abe
ssyls al iinsys sel freely a.d ~eIl Mouss ian-
~ very brisk ~ he fe.b god have GOT osso
generally oeo AID buyers reluctant 70 do mpca
until they appesr 10 he Prices however,
vel .opIor,.o Statue GOOD supply snt city
rsaiIy purchased o. sstsdy rs es I~toos are Isusr
and n..ded
Toreig1 lrudrctions ara stili quiet, ~ from
jog. that nsy ~l { remsc 40 snush longer.
Ito bDicays been ed gnd m.rcnsD's are nOw
tiny cd rtsUd- ,u-tpu1rs he Guuutry
seis- b,opCius ~nd eviuoe sfsat ciursge
ludeed al parties hi0by pleased vi th- result II
th- pat six months trade and ar making very eonn
nisndab@ eifor,. the suturpe bu-ioss-
due 20 that the tetu,ips~n % rue may not ne
hes satisfactory ttsn has ben that 81 the scrins Tue
irrrr,s na large veil apa setrom.iy well
,ds pted 10 the ensuing portion n year Heuce,
tbe, ,ccsftop sioess. ,t IL beaegss
me, All pot be foupo excessive usless eth. uent
arrival. tbouid prove heavier tbso ant c'pated.
Tins boNe,er. there IL CREST reason 20 tsar. ss
sti,sottpers snrord s1ii have soougn hu orders
without unst ard forwarding goods - nv mtsRs GA
tIer account Iobner- M rot h" sllinS - oy
freely because III nc e<--f g'e of 30 ~ articles
abroad WHICH il paid soud lrsv- vary o-rroS "a a.
- 10 cove .xpepses ~ or nsins od- here o nis
os,,y ~ then, 4, advantage For these ercu'n-ttn.
ces are incnoed t. predict ae,thy satum.tl pa =
,s.s .no IL nsy ~ rs.iizeG jus Do~ both 600 nen-
al and British ma sp.ringy dealt bstnl
IT PIE red upoD the market por inhrm.
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rELtSSA ss&rs.

NNOkSt'S AMERICAN IhLEGRAPH -UFfsGE OF
WI tie New ork nlJany Bpnto Telegraph .ymsiny.
JUUeT lt!3 needing % the directors Of saB above
company held this day. IL vac
ksoSed resll AL dividend Of tn and half
per capital etsok ~ the comTsny he d1carot
tho Of paay thu IJta
ibrt the ono Of TIE UtiOs and that t1n
hooks be sVsed fra and ta date until the
llth inst by order. EDNARp CHAPLAIN
rELEGsAPH NOTICE THE STOCKHOLDERS Os
i the New York and New En1iape DDisB Telegraph Con
paDy beety notGes th6t tneir s.uuA ~ the
psose II airing and considering spts Of past scansss
lions choosing presidsnt dsrea,ors scsratsry
sRd uprtsnd-st for ts ensuing yoa and ot the
Of other business tEAt Gee oed
tia 20 the tscrts Of tue ,p@py Will Ne held at The
Union Tee. rNpb Office ~ Wall street, York the
Third wedB esday Of Jv,y 1859, a. 10 Ssek
L. j. 50 DIES. secretary,
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dividend q four per cent their prsered STOCK and
three per cent the old shares, payable July s. The
whole Of dividend is ST. 900 leaving balance Of
ever $50 600 reserved profit.
The amount Of tolls the Ciocinn ell q OF tue Mi
ami and Erie Canal from January lst 70 May 3is this
year, SIS 448 81 against ST. Az IS Tor
pendng period the previous year. showing increase
q o. o7s 81 in the first Eve months Of 1855
Tho annexed letter from Dr. DAVID Ke-Bes the supern
tsadent Of the Baltimore sm.ltiox works contr all
previous reports relative future pro
dustivsnsss of ths Dolly Hoe copper OF Mary.
land =
by particular request made a second visit to the
Dolly Hiee mine, (Deae betty) add from very il
vdsbie appe~rsncss which tn mine a,b =, lee,
fully coLdfned Ia the oyipIDJ - is os
mate value and great liz l. oc--4 At tho ln,
tbs sse iime stone tonnati,os aud a. ,housh
emini h. .xtrt dso u only ac0s-td
hble depth, large quantity VI rich el- aud saiesatd
has b~er obtslsso aud thee must O. At tni. unu,
Dgn piLety Z" bubd. ed The AGO
nrly prepared Tor sns market sto worm A. present
Ices, from TO ,bou and oosr- the sggr--
He. have Out htte tbis judio ousiy
lnazed and ~ rk.d 81 q couy cut engine wli not
~ pay its mining rcm mi tine Dat ron
every appearance and probability. Ill grove OF the
be,t aDo mott valuable nis. . the coueuy NJ geoio
Rirt practical could With out Dsios
fully inp,e win ifs cot appesrsLce 81 value aud
PROSPECT Of ultimate success"
Tre Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel, (Gs gives the
follow ing history ia brief Of orgln the Atlanta
Bank Ca which has o-en the -uojrct OF 80 much d.
susei. Of late in the Vs. err pspers:-
The lss Legislature Il G.osvi. char ed bank under
the Bsme Of ne Bspk o Atiaota the -sDncs oD Of
sA nun Der Of persop m. city % AZ. Il, AID 81 y,i
pty " Ieprpseot thst they 4yal wn Oh tnay
cesous OF employing - taanatux =. mess id
cling i's 'nterests and les ening = deeoience
bsnks of ofbef plscSs." more tffe- ne
aex grsnted George sm,tD Co o Cacsgo, ia his
6ts,e o. illinois sucdepy spp.@.d - aas ABOUT che
time he -'ock sboat 20 ~ osa.
ard Sub or tor all bot th-ss shares
e-D-o IN The hsms OF zoe bosfd o ihrecs9ts wio
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Tyo TIE DENTAL PRoFEsSl0N-NoTlCE oP RE
L moval.-Messrs 4. SMAbE SONS respe ttgUy beg -
inform tbe Of the depts profession that ospse
ueI tho txpAts 0f the lease of their nssf AZ
~ igh Helofn London, they have remo.eo 70 ~ treat
Marb ~ street O wi and after the 1h %
uno they W street adherence 10 runotuaiy Nnf
all orders si the may be- entrusted TO
merit continuance Of tho support with shich thcy nave
been favored for period Of nsarly thirty yos's
London, Juno To- 1883.
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GAS EI1TUtSs.s

Gas FIXTUREs.--FOR SALE CHEAP, SET Of GAS
last Fifteenth street
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Domestic M arkels

BRIGHTON MAREET July AT market $40 besf cattle
~ PAR -ork'ng 45 and calves. 800 sheep.
aao $50 ssiDe Pr,ces beef cattle-IG cooseq
sho supp, prices advanced, VIE s1tcs IS 80 nrst
quality 81 10 IS rs 81 81 So third SO S. 49,
Wo.kirg txen-oales $50 = sl35 Cows and calves
Sales SIS q s55. Sheep and l,mbs-saie of lots ut
81 so ard SO rs, swine-Dun lots +, peddle exc.
for sows 74c for bsrro~s Spring pigs &c. &c. AT
ret ~ sh,ats 7ho a 8he pigs &c a loo
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sxlxSl'A GRANTS.

CITE SALOON, NO. 49, BnoAnwAY CORNER on
~ BIoeme street This splendid establishment IL noe
oi+n 'er ha I."spsion Of company sthe, pains nor =
peos. have o"e5 spared IN nnng furnishing aud stool
tag the th " stocked With gha choicest liquors arS
s-gars The order sish tag ahe the rkss AZ
ofds, the er department with th@ ss,vee
70 Every saves, style connected with the ssonr are
onnh1 y prvats toea, Rttea mp expressly dtst ~
sou rssyd 'hv eentieyc " - dRA Nv p-o~~tats~
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GUNNER WINES.-BOCKHEIMER. RUnE5HsIMER,
J,larneslerter stoiubcrgcr Cobinct HAT Sauterns LA
teta LA Tour, Chateau Sarxeaux 81 Julian aud 81 hs
tepbt H. cases OF ono dozen each, tor sale ny
PLTERS CHAMBERS Importers, 800 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-09

on OOn -rOR SALE HOUSE AND LOT IN
CU.VUU. Fourteenth street for Si2 0O0; hous. aud
lot in Twentieth street for so be.ss and lot rsh
6ns store ct Atlantic dock for sO 81 down: four
bes utiful lots Carol park Brookivp, cheap
n. L. SHELDON, IS Nassau street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-09

III which hac attained So 4seat popularity United
states This imperial liquor tn very puresi of
Ameroan grain It's son AID delicate flavor IL ygsdaoed by
SONS OF the most vap able reto iyes Of tha vogtbla
rid Its delicious flavor differs entirely from otsr
gin mnde 10 America. I've great uoTupass ID medicsa
cases ot dyspepsia rva licenses ~ the kidneys dsss~
ling ane lever 60, and It's particularly good Tor TIE hir
sex WI loeb ihapy climate IL reocamendcs by asay
the meGies gobteneR la tho United stats aud Ia ussd
~ tic rroittiQp Tut bottles stamped With tse
Itor name Tor The tue public Orders
~ any ZINE vii meet With prompt attention. Also othsr
liquors psty In ~ twenty second sireet. west
Of sixth avenue, New Yors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-09

A PRIVATE FAMILY would LIKE TO LET 10 q
sonsy fsrs:ssd ps,iof .sS ss. bedroom ~ s:,saA
with and tee served In shs ursd In
modern bnilt house town sstvesn Fifth ed
Broadway. address u. a box 6s9 Post Once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-09

BOARD IN RROOKLYN.-A FEW BOARDERS CAN
- be accommodated with large and airy rooms furnished
OF either separately or in Suits by applying At No. SO
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A PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM TO LET WITH
"A hoard, gentleman and lady; terms reasonable,
weekly town, Canal street. Add
+. &. IL Brr adv ay Post Office.
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s.as4sJsa on

SlUUUOO alec pos,sS De Il eSoie ass,ss SUE
al imp,rad ~ subscroes, and offered ~
twenty cent beia- other house peaers arr ~
t0iiy inyit IT, al sud will be tresrd tue noet
erai terms Pine oarss 81 81 por doaer bottles return,
ed ~ other qualities Bottled vices uluors dos
sel,sssm Schnaprsin ssefv variety, BY 40. a. UNDER
l. $50 brnoHls
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-16
TIE NEW JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

We are pleased that :he legislature has
created new Judicial district, composed
of the counties of Centre, Clinton and
Clearfrd. This relieves Judge Jordan OF
Centre and Clinton, in place of which
Montour County has been taken from
Judge Connynghams district, and attached
TO this district. So that our district is now
composed of Northumberland, Lycom-
ing and Montour Counties. The business
Of Lycoming alone, is almost enough for
one district, and the prospects now are,
that this county will soon begin to enter
into rivalry with our neighbors Of Schuyl-
kill in business. We know that the Bar
and people OF Centre and Clinton were re-
luctant in parting with Judge Jordan, who
has thus far given them the most entire
satisfaction, but they were also aware that
his labors were entirely too much for one
man.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-16
EXECUTIVE DOiNGs OF THE SENATE.
WAsuINCToN April II

WASHINGTON, April II.
This morning there were various rumors
afloat in The city that difficulty had occur
red in the Cabinet, and ina, the Senate had
been reconvened by the President. It was
generally stated that Secretary Marcy had
resigned, but il appears that all such reports
weIe groundless, or at least, if any such
breach had occurred, ii was healed, as no
Cabinet appointments were sent 10 the SEN
ate The appointment of Mr.. Buchanan, as
Minister 10 Eng laud, was the only matter OF
consequence sent in. lie was Immediately
confirmed and ii is understood that he ac.
cepts, the Cabinet having been engaged un.
I'll ~ o'clock, last night, in urging him to
do so.
The other matters sent 10 the Senate 10.
day, were merely corrections of The orlhog-
raphy of two or three petty appointments.
There were barely quorum of Senators
present, and This was secured by vigorous
drumming up during the night and this
morning.
The following is Mr.. Soule's letter of re.
signaiion sent 10 the Senate to-day -
WAsHINGIoN, April II, 1853.
To the President Of the Senate Having
signided 10 the President my acceptance Of
the high functions he was pleased to confer
on me, now advise you that cease upon
this day TO be member Of The august body
over which you preside. May request that
you will accept for yourself and tender TO
The other members Of the Senate the ex-
preston OF my regret at parting with such
associates, aud my wishes for the prosperity
Of you all.
Your very humble servant,
PIERRE SOULE.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-16
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE


SENATE.-The Senate on motion, again
resumed the consideration of the bill to pro-
vide for more effecual organization Of the
militia, which, after further debate, was
negalived.
The bill 10 incorporate the University Of
Free Medicine, of Philadelphia, was taken
up, on motion Of Mr.. O'Neil, considered and
passed.
The bill 10 incorporate the Independent,
Mutual Insurance Company Of Philadelphia
was also considered and passed.
IousE.-The House then again returned
10 the consideration OF The General Appro.
priation bill, the question still being upon
3oh section, making an appropriation 10
continue the work upon the railroad 10 avoid
the inclined plane upon the Portage Rail
road.
The discussion was further considered al
some length, and again pariook Of much
elimination and re-crimnation, and allega-
tions of frauds. parialhy, &C., against The
Canal Board.
Without making any progress with the
bill, its further consideration was, on motion
Of Mr.. Hart, postponed until Monday.
The house then adjourned.
HARRIsDrRc, April II 1853.
AFTERNOON SESSION. The House re-as.
sembed al 3 o'clock, when, on motion Of
Mr.. Henderson, the Speaker was authorized
10 appoint committee of five, TO act in con.
junction with a similar committee from the
Senate, TO meet and receive the Governor
and members of the Legislature OF Mary land,
and the Mayor aud City Councils of Balii-
more, on their proposed visit TO Harrisburg
on Saturday next.
The Speaker appointed Messrs. Hender-
son, Williams, Gilmore, Rubicam, and Eys-
ter, said Committee.
The House then again resumed the con-
sideration o! the General Appropriation Bill,
which, after being further debated at con-
siderable length, and variously amended,
passed finally, and was sen, TO the Senate.
The House then, on motion Of of Mr.. Rub
cam, took up the bill for the further con,in.
Schools, which, after passing Committee OF
the Whole, was postponed.
The House then adjourned.
The Speaker laid before The House a COM
muncaiion from the Legislature of Mary
land, accepting the invitation of the Legis.
lalure of Pennsylvania TO visit Harrisburg,
and designating the 10Th inst. therefor.
Mr.. Flanigen (he House having under
consideration private billy moved new
section thereto, repeating the 22d section Of
the charter of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, and also The last proviso of the
first section of the act amenda,ory Of the
charter Of The said company, passed 1913
The amendment repeals the tax sections,
providing that the Company shall pay s2o,.
| 600 to the Treasurer of the State.
long debate ensued upon the amend.
nent.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-16
MINT OF THE UNITED STATES,


The Director Of the Mint, with the appro-
val Of the Secretary of the Treasury, gives
notice, that the distribution of three cent
pieces, at the expense of the Mint for
freight, is discontinued. The Director has
also, In pursuance OF the discretion vested in
him by law, temporarily suspended the coin
age Of the three cent pieces, with view to
the more active employment Of The Min, in
the manufacture OF other silver coins. Over
$4,000, 900 of three cen, pieces having been
put into circulation within two years, it is
believed that suspension Of their coinage
will cause no public Inconvenience, especial
ly as other silver coin will speedily be avail
able for the uses TO which the three cent
pieces are at present applied.
1t is requested, therefore, that until fur
iher notice, orders and remittances for the
purchase of three cent pieces be discon,in.
ued.
GEO. n EcKERT, Director.