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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-04-13
Boots, Caters, Slippers, Shoes &c
PoRTnI

FAYETTEVILLE ST., RALEIGH, n. c.
IllIIE subscriber is now In fectipl Of his
4 Swinu stock If GOods. selected In person.
with great care, ia ~vaTi"us NnrtheTn cliless
which he believes superior io any ever 5esurs
Offered in this market, and respectfully soliciis
an examination by the public. Ills stock
compris-s every character, variety and sizr3
frotn that II a Dull To q seveniy-four.
FoR the LADIES, ne has snfle new styles
uf SLIPPERS and BUSKINS, vrFy beauIi-
ful aud tasty; CATERS of elegant material
and fnish-and WALKING SHOES hand.
some aud durable. In a word, every pedal
luxury and 1ecessary may Be found nj his ex.
Iensive establishment.
Aud The Gentlemen hsee moi been turgoI.
ten. His stock uf BOOTS, SHOES. GAL
TIERS aud MATERIALS for nfsuufac lure.
is unsurpassed aud he is therefore prepared
To furnish lheai with any and every thing in
their liRe-euslly and elegant, as well rs cheap
and rs eful.
His stick for MISSES sna BOYS ia full
and choice.
As 81 Prices, he has articles 1T all fair&-
from 50 cents to- s. for the Ladies-and tile
Gentlemen, as cheap or costly as they may
A fun stock If FURNISHING MATERT
: AIS On hand, for sale low 10 the trade. Cal
and examine.
~ Having greatly extended hls bushes,
| and removed la the great thutuigh-fsre OF trade
in our city. viz: Fayetteville street. 8. cvnd
t dour from Prscud's Drug Store. he hoP-s 81
: receive, a. he is determined 10 merit. the lib
eral paIruuage Of a generous community
! His hlnllo is Live. and let live "-and hs
!. huprs go he enabled 10 carry il 0ui.
- I'll
and cumpIeIe-ihs best aud moAI skiItul work.
: men-superior materials, and a DISCRIMINATION
0 la give Satisfaction, he hopes will secure 20
: him = generous patronage. Thankful for pas
%Gavors, he respectfully s%uIicils a cuniinua'ioG
? of the same. HENRY PORTER.
! Fayetteville 81
/ Raleigh, April IL, 1853. 3l-ly
n. B.. l wish il particularly understood, that
warrant every article | sell.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-04-13

DEATH OF Mrs CAss.<Mn. Genera! Cass
died al Detroit on the SIst nit.
How forciblv is the remark Of the poet, that
death Is no regarder d persons, but visits alike
the novels of the poor and the places of the
r~ich.exempli6ed in the recent affective dispen-
sations in the families Of some high in autho-
rity. Mr.. PIERCE assumed the duties ofGov.
ernment under the pressure Of q domestic
Fiction: Mr. FILLdoRE but recently laid
trial j; and now Mr.. Cass finds . void in hss
family circle.
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TRIBurE OF REsPEcr.

HAIL OF TRItpMtxaR LooeE. no. ti7,l
+. and A. Masons. Middlrway. May Il, 1858. 3
Al special communication held this day. the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions were hsly a.
dopted
WHEREAs, Il has pleased an all-wise Rrovidcnce 10
remove by death from midst, Ia the boon OF lile
late and much estecmsd Junior Wa5den iBt6thar
JosEPm Ta6RNroS GRASTHAaI, be ii. b..
Resolrcd, That sympathy and cdndpleaec be-
aud hereby rendered the bereased n dqp 10 this
her sad and solemn hereascment and Ne other rela
tises IL our decreased bruliicr.
Rssoced, Thar this Hall be clothed IN tic diapery Of
mpnrning (aAd especially thai part which deceased
brother occupied wcli) Cor the period f si moahs
and that the brethren the usual badge Of foptng
for sixty days
Reserrd, That acnpy Of these resolutions u sgncd
By the Morshpfl Master and SecrearyI and transmit
ted the sadly afflicted nad bcrcased widow Of cur
deceased brotl er. M
Rssorsd, That the Editors q the Newspapers IN his
county be requested 70 pablisk these proctcdin5s.
JOHN r. SMITH, w. NJ, rfo tctns
Trste. Wa. o. MAeouoHray, Sec,y 20
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I'ieks5iHg Jlykig, Apf! %.
OBITUARY. Z

The Hon. THOMAS J. LfKENS depa4ted dis HE
on sgnday the 2tth Instant a. his plantation Lake
Jackson in Washington conhty, Mississippi aged about
thirty six years.
Nh Likens was native of jefferson eohty, Virgin
ia but moved TO ashingion county in fSisei
iime N the year Esl0-4l. lIecame 60 this Slate, a
poor, but honest and 50 Tar as hs feeble Health ohd
enable him 10 b., and exceedingly energetic and indus.
tious young man The sprighiihess Of hl@ mind, ihe
qnickness and business capacity Of his iacllccf and lis
willingness 10 labor, gave the yolIk al Ycninrer
business. and enabled him TO earn liFclihbpd lie
IA his new home but short time before he was elected
Sheriff OF Washington county. The dntikh OF that Of
fce he discharged honestly, faithfully and capaby:-
While Sheriff, he laid up considerable saire of world
~ goods, which his business habits and Isually acc
rate judgement Of and property enablfh him much
TO Increase and build into competency. Those who
have had opportunity Of participating his gcaerpns
but Hnostcntatious hospitality need notbe tod how
courteous liberal even prodigal he il The display
Of i'll From the time Of his arrival ia the State u Ito
the hour when the cold hand Of death laid upbu its
resigned and unawed victim, he kablc Tor bis
lberaliiy 10 the needy the amenity Of his mannSSs
and the gentle aud almost oh lid like sotaess OF his tein
permanent Such traits ofcharacter, Of conrsf him
many and ardent friends and adnirers snd in-
duced the citizens Of w ashngton county u et him,
s s%rs & 81. sss he ssa s9SP
has sea; as member and daring the general AID sie
cia session Of that year. he discharged the u tat
office with honest independence and true fdelity 10
his constituents
Dying, he leaves behind hest Of friends and bur I,w
IL any enemies. II life whose history has coatinnAy
manifested such traits OF character this humble trb
ute attempts portray. give assurance those who
were bound HIM BY tics q kindred and lriendship,
and who noarn has loss Wlthn0 ordinary sorrow, that
he has received the reward Of good atd i1st man.
such confidence Is theirs and was HIS. A. ks
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rMcDERM0TT,
Ornamental & Plain Marble Worker

Market &reet. Fredtrick, Maryland,
MOULD inform his customers and the publ.
wv generally, ihathe continues 10 manufacture
Nantes, Monuments, TOlnbs,
HEAD and FOo1 STONES, SCROLLS &C.,
ami every decripio1 of work as done in the cities.
Of the hesl Anieriran asd Italian Marbles SHb can
deliyeral work as eheaply as can BE- purchased Ia
Ballilnpre. He finishes ali Of his work iryfa the
rough, which enables hm to compete with aHy es-
tabishpenti in that city or elsewhete DfaEincs
OF Meduments, Tonlhs Head-slones Scrolls Of fan
ey wark1 will be sentffee OF charge u any pe soa
waiting work. With ample force constantly en-
pl6yed be is Teadey ~ execute all commands al
the shnftekI notice His materials are OF the yeIy
hest qualify thai can be procuredin The Siafe, AID
his work cannot failtD please The most iasli{ibus
Orders thankfully received and promptly al
iendedfo MAY y, l653-ly
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Marriad

Inthe Episcopal cbarrh, "a THURSDAY motning. hsla
nt, by Rev. c. W. Andrew. Ur. yINcENT nj.
BUTLER 70 Miss MATILDA W., daughtsf of Henry
Berry, sea-, Esg---als Of Shepherdsiows.
Ga Tharsdas, 25th ulfimo, By Rev. Samuel es.s,
HAINES, all u Loadoun =, ~ 4
On frld.y. 18Th ultmn. by Rev. James h. Dutcaa,
THUS. all ofI.oudoah. ! rs!
IN Washington, nj the residence or eorrts (iAe,;n
Esq, on "Wednesday afternoon an inst BvIRey lon
g. Smith. Col PHILIP H. RAIFoRD * salsbs-na 10
Miss FANNIE Z. JEFFERSON of Misscl,ri ii.uch
Ter ~ the late Hantoa JeiIersoa, Esq Of Virgdja.
On The 18Th uits " the Rev. r. NJ Ctnnit shafa
Mr.. WILLIAM S. MEEKER 10 Mis- ANN r BHI.
son, all o. Saint !, cuts, Mo.
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- 81. ts<A l.sahAst q. V.s''ssslsa Is'y.
a @s,l&IEt f<t.t''e.' y. i>'|ssiat spPs.i
s, <5..,. q Firs'si, lpr cep'i.ba'ie1s % shs
1900 iss,r1l. t6e1ils - ssecsiog q ne
-..<z.ss Wtttlhxgn. wstanno. bot bsIIess
-, an nIIi b ksner6ss rssnsu.s q d b ne
go il ne SIAN which gaze bir(h o d. Palher
VII. C6nnIfY III
70 THE Pk0ptE or R1R0LNTAs
W. a. r,seiIoa yin b held ihfgugheut he STATE
..arllribia - ~ 1i.h i1stahl he Board u Man
49, u ~ Wn,linri1n n. namc1l have resolved
~, a appeal b made % ne toieFs ~ NAT oecz-
-. viii fe41<.. ibzl ) eonirituiiop may Be
ern - II ne 6ct n tarh kleciion district " lhe
80 ID aidolf1f great LaIion6l Muaumeul nov
esing erected u Washington b honor Of he Fab.
4 lls County "a complying with ibi. resola-
"a a1y hing % llImuiae he patriotism o. d 10
sissse ne sshsfaion and lore of hos d whom she
ff3nIoff q WashinEion must ever g. cherished and
bsid s1cfei. They cannot bnI EEL peculiar pride
ihidelef honor % p1e who ~ biz hiish and illus
1Pn. Iiis, bss sltd jnpeFIshebe glory On sheif na-
>sepsESlIpn ~ hin Who ~. and ought rrsfi 70 t.
sFifsfid ne leafis 81 Bis connIy me1F another
optol11ii{ TilI te afforded 1t he ensank election
u tdl1r'1aiiag stol he great monumenl non ID he
eoai<c q erettiol ID hi1 kpnof For this p1rpose
- eq1 rIs.Itnet q eleeslon, sheriff 20 any oiher
f1flee citizen che lftis - interest n the atcon1-
DIi16n<4l q thI1 noble ecl are respectfully re-
gnssltl % pul ~ boxes 81 The respective pI,cs.
wheft ne eviction vii b held q receive sp con-
tnsaii5qs - NAY Be mate b. the voters Snd sfhers
- AI.po,et and s4osmis he several amooris ii Us
eohlei1d,td - 1te IfoH E Wbsbs>sev. Genersi
'Aes9t q ne ooeieleys Thu iassf Is respectfully
foslci.rd b. Ne board ash ~ 81 patriotism. sad
% fen11 q the ipusi,ious Father 81 his connsry,
.aha t'psisilT ~ 10 zgenis ean can{rnieniis 81
stFnin'su 2 pefIotM The gratifying du(F.
GEO. WATTERSTON. Sec,y.
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Carpentering and Jolncrinr.

FEHE Subscriber returns his most sincereisanks
u TO the citizens Of CharleslJ4hl and sesehbof-
hood for the liberal patrnnage he has rtctsived iii
the last liFe years. and hopes 10 lineris co4iinns
ance ofhe same. He is always Ieady 10 execute
work at the shortest notice, and nill make il Bis
interest to ,suitthe times in his prizes.
He has procured a set OF DfaAghiing 1ustru-
mems, and having made himself acquainted with
Architecture, be Is prepared 10 Draught and give
plans and proportions fur all kinds pf work wood
He will also make and carve ID order Capitalism
columns ID the different orders of Architecture, At
TIE shortest notice. Always On hand SASH Of
various sixps for windows.
Those wishingao patFonixe him will address hiEr
through the mail, or verbally ii CharesI0wn.
slr.Y- All orders shall be strictly Attended 70, and
B WM. al .suDpfTH }
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~ t1e coauls coat,. April Tim. ISL
faAilK CeaFi nSkel .kt io'IfI|.< q. .oini1ss.,
q E1'oqs.sionezs md QN'cs<s y conduct lks
~. q ~ 'onllb Xh4sttf q 1<ki 0on,h.
4r..39 y az S11nlf Iiz
D'.',..' n, !. k.ki.s - lkka e n T.yl&.
S.a 49, y s:f1ten t1T1f u<t11f6 LhIxl II LtS,s
4zNn,11l'. W West 0lI{1r( ~
<, R$ttssSN = NSiIk| 81 Nam II Nl'<1t Iokh
...,t "a. }Hn1 1'nilk, S6,olnon 4 Haas IA
$500 ss!..' y Re<IfIs Qsosse Nnfn[I. od 81.
y. ssistsf{ NJ ~ GtffiIs'n,f u frz,.,,kt 6<ti
W. y, y u e. a ,x,nn l1hn ) + nck ,h1,T1x s ~,
=, !, s,ssl< 40 BnjHm1 h ''Kssr q
tVna ~ Rowan. o,|Icef. - '- n '-ss' II
f9Rraa Az q e8<1: IL. +. 1 ....z, 4. !. -.
Ardsew hsAnfdt. Ws'k1 H.11S s. ~ +, 1.s.,'. y.
toa md Ftaneis F1<5 ! n N'..-; ~ ;.
MMksa ~ & Nllsf 1isI,3.I $780,. Is. ~. 4 =
IIaflwF, DsEia Eiil.oH i. 511n a 1|t;.<s,z-
syssensnna saev6 ~ hty4o,li Z..s.E 4 81 Ss. =
District - q, Sstrf d,sI.!<. .<,<st u. Z
M. ltwssi. Benj i. Townef. CksfIi. Hn<{,, ik..
Elsssey and William Rishlslinr. ). 4. 4. Fs,is,
0.Iiker.
Dssirisi ~ !. Bsiirzw-Philip Ene'-. wi,I;,,.
SsnaIlWeoi. John Lamhaueh John q Ri3enour
and loha Molrr. Jehn J. LaieY 0liSef.
DRxrsst Ma & Hsrpefs Err. sac Fonke5 J>r.
EemiAh Fuss VIM .. Sler6fns George " Tin.
ard Nah. ~ Manning James w canpbsil,
~ AN NO q more Il liz conm,x.,o,... ,sv.
named me Gct n The Districts Il Which ibey ars
assigned. A copy Teste.
ia. MOORE clo.k.
Anrfl n lfc53-- Sff57f 6isa 5p+~, ~ q
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CAcuLAn o. PRlcEs ~ rHE BALrtAoRk MARKkr
s. F.Ttas esek sayi,,g May IT .ls53
!. Reperssa expressly for the Fres Press.
ArPtks.-Are arriving freely and sell al 5 so to
Burfsn:--ls very scsree all qualities are III &C.
tive demand. Sale OF Glades AZ I6 10 20 cfs--cny
Roll e 70 rs eis-ceinmon Western =, 10 70
kEaEs-WhIse beans are worth IS 10 81.
perb1shel. Mixed 80 lo IS cts
Bacon. - The supply j. better and demand not
20 Roods ihough equole last weeks rates. Sales
sc Shoulders a y CTS Sides Al = q 81 CTS
nrssuAx.- No demand Held 4. &c chs.
tAttle.-z5Q head were offered II The scales on
Monday. 400 81 which met ready sale Al 81 10
$50 o. he hoof equal 10 IS 10 SO Is nesi and
iAs o.lnhce wefe taken odt Of The market.
. SokN.-tfises doll and sales Al 81 70 81 cts for
Whiie and 81 . % eIk tor yellow
Ctotsnsskn.- Sales 4 81 80 % IS, with linn
Il, Dam Sssslr-ssl.. sfAppl.. sss,ss.-r.asA-
pIl..s'ss: Prime skins are bringing = 70 @.
ktDC1s- Mafkeh hrm though sales are limiied.
aee4lt q. =. held q SASH Il which rate sales
&c sAeIc> hands aEs made cig NIll. ksld q IS
ELsz.sEh. -sAlss !. Si9ss 70 q .to
Er.s -ceen and Cry Fox Is 70 u e,s. Red
- ',n s'os nsk ,9 's s' 4: 2s e = . 81
Y EiNRfNt. --'n tcuanl md <sI(s a AZ y e cfs.
IIo14<-L1lt en- a l<llr61 \ " ~ - ..
l..ss-s.ls, = ~ ~ . . a. ksss 1910
'..:,..s e.. s.l.,..s . ss,.-rl.A Sod
o;;..-ssz = ,.|.s.ss ), 9 y q. so d.
+ z. 1, /. :. 4: !: "a. :. 40 !, .
:: !. Ii ~: ! j :. ! a.. !.
..:' I; (, !. g. I: Z: a.. =. =.
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Di q,

On Tuesday. Ord inst. at her fesidcree hear shep.
heristowa. Mrs. LLRANE FULK. ia It'd 65ih wear
Of her age.
She left bchind large circle OF friends to norh their
irreparabe los. Mrs Fuk when yoapss atachsa her.
self 70 the Lutheran Church during LIEN WIS ascSn,is-
jedt member and being calm and I,caceal Auril4 fhe
lst hours Of her earthly existence, kas 6ne Is we
trast, TO the church above. IN
Though II j. appointed unto all 10 die, yela fcs zt
some deaths eanse deeper sorrow than others 4 ae
present bereavement is such. Though she lived her
three years, and fulfilled her mission yet b bYr
love and sympathy, her home was dear pot d hir
friends, aud especially 10 her chiidrcn thought Gid
moves in mysterious way and herfrendk and chit
ureh may say, ~ anguish 81 soul, 80 God, how ga-
searehabc are thy Judgements, and thy way past bd-
lag out the Lord + righteous IN Al His ways,
In Saint Loais, Mo. April ed 1855, r AMY hi. 90
MER, aged years months and - DAVIS daughter Of
Bela and Jane Brson formerly 81 Iiatpers Per.
Va 80 ii
Weep not for me my parents dear
I'm gone TO rest you need not fear.
Ms stop was short you may see 81
Therefore prepare 10 follow me- ".
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Esr.s .t JILL enn@..zs. = l1sl atie. Of
- -. ,ss,o4n nc ~ f,ei1,y Nat he has
ln,l received in1m BanimQrc. De hates, $rrinr
pad SumneF Fesbiens, for SIX and Straw s
Y BON L rs.
Pie osi respectfully invites The Ladies 70 csil ana
kxamine her materials, &c. She has 81 hand ss,,r
beautiful Panefn Bonnee. She soiiei,s PORTION
~ The public patronage and pledges bersef u make
tvefy exefiion 70 please al Who may avpr her
lHilk their work. Sac may be ionud Al All times 4
fhe Fisidence az 81 d. Young, near he Neghodis,
Church.
] Bleaching and RenuTatibg Hats and Bonness
done in The best Ne and a Tie sA0aest naiee.-
Call and examine
MAJ 8 Ia11-1f
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Al LEXANDER FORsETT having resigned
"a the execuiorship Of George Litils~ dscr, AID
hhging qualified as administrator with the win
appsx DO offer. for reht from the first dsv of
kIFil next, thaIlarge two-sloTy 81 ONE IS CILI)-
ING good Stable and other necessary optb1ild-
;ngs, with Acres Of Land. This Properly las
been occur led for many years as hotel-beihg ID
a gpod location IN South Bolivar, Jefferson conn
ty.Virginia N7t
also oiier for rem from same date, three small
D WELLING HOUSES suitable for small fam.
meat charlesiown, va. viii receive promJt alien
tion. JOHN AYISsJr., Admir-
March a. 1853. v itii The viii ANNEXED.
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]. D. o. ID.
60

THE Members DR. Caledonia Lodge No. 90 n.
4 tendlhaving public procession on lIpadap
ne 1874 day et LtisHtoah May at o o'clock A. Nj
and cordially invite all the neghbdlng Lodges TO
unite with them Oh that occasion. There win be-
asulaYleIaddress delivered on that day by brother
Of The order. Yours in f. L. & 4.
Hill ABRAHAM HARRIS, IA
HER JOHN p. HILL.
I E%l THOMAS>R LINE. n
WILLIAM II cR0WL II
Ht q DANIEL w. CAMERON
iCpmmiilee OF Arrangements
ShepherdStown. Va, Mails ls53-it
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FOR SALE.

TTlHE large BRICK DWELLING 'ItotfsE On
Cannon, and now occupied By herself and MI ls.
Mcliinnis his sufficiently large for iwo "a miles
and 50 constructed 50 ieet front, with Poriiru
the lfull length Any one wishing to purchase
will nuke application 70 the undersi gned Terms
very inoderale--bet a small amount 81 tie puf-
March ! 4 $50, CHASs JDHNaON,
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Holm IS. GATI.AIIER

Z ITsaa9e IHlTa HuaNof Of nc IFedsHry,
REFORE resuming his residence in Virginia.
- 'this native Staley will aue1d 10 sueh claims
as may be entrusted 20 bis management io the next
IL months. He makes no special references, but
relies upon bis extensive acquaintance Throughout
the Union, ana his familiarity wi d Tie whole ron.
tine Of the Departments
Widows Pensions attended 70 i pos vcrt reasou4
able terms Address him al Washingon4 ID. G.
AHfil % l5h3-eoim
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q
WAsHSoroN. FEHRcARY, II, 1888,
GKxrtEak~ Siace deeliAing agaia 40 run Cor Con.
gress have unexpectedly received Solicitations from
Sarsohs para II the third District bgcene ascanda
for he Board Of Public Works. II you think can DC
III service yoa IN this position you liberty
10 epsnniand whatever o ability may 10 promoie
in that eoanexion the best Interests of my native State
Most respectfully,
your ebedienf servant.
ssf JAS. Al. II. BEALE.
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From ae Riclmqnd H1ix.
An EXTRAORDINARY FREAK oF IA
TUnE .--WIIERE u 8ARNUMs

xn.r y the name q George w. Hosston. living
shsFs distance from ri. place. (Sparta,l has cow
sa i now Two week. cd. living mi ILets % live n
h1a tWo distinctly orncd la1atls four distinctly formed
nestfii. two toag4cs, aad four eyes; and will think
h-ss e1 - ~ osher respec u u y lormed as
usual. and = plhylui and very pretty calf Il eats
very heartily with either mouth some three Or four
hHadfed persons hare been % lock Al IT, and al cosid-
60, ksfy fre.F curiosity such nAn - Barnar',
tins calf show. Mr. Ionstoa 10 whom il beloags
ia. arn that way and would sell H. il he could get
=. ralss ~ ,.ss = :. caroline caan.
sext. AS. RRoabDus. 81
ssAfA. Caroline. Va, May ID, fs6s ~
-, The Free Banking Law OF New Jersey does
nj appsar 70 work we'll Ta= Bank Commission
srs of he State report thai VI the iweniy-one sso-
eiatiqns organized under she general banking law
1nsy ipur are bona lide concerns, viz: Bordeniown
psak, stBordeBtown, Newark City Bank. Al New
AK Hudson County Bank. Al Jersey City; and
csnital Bank. Al Highistown. These fouI ,inslilu-
tiaps hAve each regular banking house, and pur-
Aat the business Of banking within The ifue itilent
AMI meaning Of The law, and afford facilities 10 the
eominanisies ID which they are located.
0fsfhe other Seventeen. elhe com nissiopers s,ate
lhAt oaly three have partially complied with the
Law, BY having az ofice, clerk and by making
accaslVnally adiscount--bpt beyond Thai % regu-
lar banking business Is done bf either Fifteen OF
them have giYrn Roicespf their intention Ia qnse
ahrir Affairs and The com N toner's refrain
rem expressing therapiJipn that the confidence III
ihsiegisialnre 10 De sytetn has been abused"
-zrs- 4 g. - 4. - So
E1r The Washington Republic noes the follow.
Ing removals and appointments.
Air. James M. smith. SlslO0 clerk 81 the hu.
fesu q Auditor Burt, has bsen appoinFed Indian
Agent for New Mexico; salary s 500 per ann,,m.
Mr. s 4 The hfothsr ~ cre4YroA C.n,arna. W.,
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- N 11- z-4.4ss-.-
To HENPHY$ICIANy h
|. or Shenandoah and Adjoining
Counties.

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CLARKE c0UNrY.

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Independent Candidate 81 present Clarke Coun-
~ ia TIC next Ileuse Of Delegates.
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PEtsoNS yAo are laboriSx under III. ds,+J.,;rr nj
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o. Every communicated 81 nutre Intended or eacu-
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STEM ART o. THOMAS RI 1nERroRD.
April 4 1854