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"a MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. - For
- IT. II =. " az
as aa Sp"tlsi SsAeeP' A.
I'll ~ z N. $500, -. -, -. i..zs5.
kS I@ENI Y-FlyE CENTS ADMIFTANCE, will be tie price
hereaftet on al occasions. ..i.s5.s.. 80
There VIII BE- so FREE With the of Ell.
AUDITORS and the ana Da sS llCh VIII ps SOLD
srya taiaee Ga me m9st
and ana uung up VITA elegant Interest,"
quarter OF Inc
The MACHINERY DEPAtaaiAsN1 is very complete Quite
large number additional ns however
parato4 and VII md PIast y W weeks 70 the
The PICTURE GALLERY aleady the most comprehensive and
va,uabls collection - be Western stemlspheie
The SCULPTURE ebody 800 OF Marble
most of them them originals, ard all OF sxquss
craftsmanship Many choice Statues besdes
Europe.
The Association has completed the Of
choice collection Of MODELS Or Antique Of great
&c ebrity - - - -. = sasAS
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U REoEIpTs or pRoDuoE

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Clark cotton Buchanan Car
roll tool do Robieus do Cummings &cos TO order
IA do Mtenbergr do &co-I0do hhd sura
II Gily-Total, II bales rotton = -
DoNALDSoNyELE-Steame J-Ia bales moss VIM I,rol
cos Roman Kernnl Dbl Gerard ACC
146 do Lob Charpenter105 do Ayeryl do
g SabatierlS7 do H Tee eol5 Sou-sundres 70
orirT-Tots, 4l5 bbs molasuea hhds sugar. l3g i
GRAND PRAIgE-Steamer ophea-Iss bb moases Oliver
50 do Edwar shfe &eo-6s do Payne Harrons soodn
co-ls do W Robinson &co3 bb Lae-9 hhds do
Gouraan Ker5 do Oliyersinds sugar
AT bbls molasses. -.
ASHTON Frank Ieyech Ace
Washington jackson &colS7 Ward Jonas beoia do
81 nekner Stanton & Newman35 dc Cuddy oo2
Bande McKenna Hubbard2 do Payne Hason-s0 do John
Watt &co3s do Oakley do Richard Nugen
Nelson Fearn, Donegan dcol3 DonnollIa
do Cleveland Brothers &eo3 do George Pnekard
Hall L Rodd-Total 1916 bales cotton.
ST LoUSSeamer Grand Tufk-l20 bbls lime ogleshy Macau
as0o bbls flour George Shaw acoioo do Eager half
do kehnet &co04G bbs eu 90 k bran James Connolly
l6l sacks ota James Duhanss bales hay Benton
do john Gorman1l do Levy Biscoe Smms5a
do, "a coils rope Pafaee Boi3 do shhiz MADDEN La,ng-
lu5 lead Nantre Price,
-four Kenneth Pr &eeo bbla lime RI le5e coils rope
Cochrhne Hail. hhds obaeco4W Robnon-69 whisky
Iuairsou ecS3 do Martini Owen
calves to bales cotton Anderson MetcaToa
cotton-a hhds tobacco.
LoUIsSteamer Cora 9-6s bales cotton 10 John L
George Pnkard YooaT Henderson peaea9 10 Wright
6ce30 do ByrHe Vance &ccs4 ID PAYNE HarriaI
Bucknar Stanton Newae Washington jncssoa AcoT do
Carroll Prchard Kelly Curry Psrsea
Keanel6 do Ward, Jonas &eei4 do Ger ellis Boyd
Rohi1aon560 bbls James Canun
Eager &fo4i ko ogefby MaeanlAy-4s do Ricso0
Kennstt dcoleo sacks bran Moore do Duff o
- co rope Perkins, Campbell &cois Psrnasls Bio. 10
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PRIDE IN PATCHES -The Knickerbocker re-
lates story of little boy who had certain
pride in patches. Read it,: l-.-zl.
ssA little fellow from four to five years old,
having perforated the knee of his trousers, was
intensely delighted with patch his grand
mamma had applied. He would sit and gaze
upon it in state of remarkable admiration,
and in one of these moods, suddenly exclaimed,
Grandma must put one on t'other knee, and
two behind, like Eddy Smiths
If the boy lives, he will beat Gov. Marcy,
two to one"
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e a 3 = 40 6 u - - 81

NORTHERN H[f1zz---zsz-E
ROUTE from Buffalo Niagara Fa via Lake
ST. Lawrence. The American forming the Express
United States Mail Lines Osweg Vincent
sa and Qusbc connecting "a ogdnsburgh with
Montreal with atlantic
and champan Railroad for Portland White Mountains
Boston and New York.
Time-a4 hours to Montreal.
BAY STATE Capt. Ledyard NEW YORK Capt. Chapman leave
Lewiston daily Sundays excepted O'Clock Cape Vincent
ogdnsbugh connecting with the River Steamers passing
the Thousand Islands Rapids
Lawence by daylight and Montreal 5o'clock
next day in tma for the Quebec boats
Passenger eng nrhale at O'clock have sir hours snd
those leaving O'Clock Niagara Falls This
O'Clock train Buffalo time she
Buaio arrive oeock morning
iesye ediatey arriving at Boston at haFast O'clock
se4'' ' THE UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
Steames ONTARIO Captain Thoop CATARACT Captain Estes
NoRTERNER Captain Cbds leave vision daily
hhPa
arbo KngFfon Clayton Brockv ogdsnbng connecting with
the River passing the Of the Thousand Islands
ogdenburgh
with the
for Albany and New York direct.
The above Lns Buffalo daily the Buff
ao and Niagara Falls Raoad ct O'clock afording
the Brooks onumnt ueeuston Heights
e Great Wire Suspension Bridge
O'clock giving r four hours visit Niagars
Falls The II O'Clock Tran Of Buffalo also Lewis
changing taking the splendid
upper cabin Steamers direct Montreal through
rushing and dahng Of the hobe ST. awrnce arriving
This il he mos. beautis ROUTE on Tic Continent
The Of the American Line bnlterpreDsy speed
having all the equipments for safety required by
with spacious beautiful uppn cabin entire length
of the boat. 5=s5ia
m Psssepgeis procure Ticketa Office
opposite buffalo and Niagara Fails Railroad Depot
w Offices Cataract House and International Hotel Niagara
Fala sA5ls= z. if myl
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The editor of the Kenosha {Wis.) Telegraph
says: &c Last year we had a tree which bore one
apple This year the crop of the tree is doubled .
We think the nature of tree must have been to-
tally changed, as it is certainly the first in
stance that we remember of any tree bearing.
one year an apple, and the next year pair
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passed in review in "a moment Yet the genii
said, Go on-too Iatei'' To die Or kill
either WINS dreadful reflection Yet the proud
passions of youth would not submit to reflection.
II must be done, and the sooner it is over the
better--so reasoned passion, and passion tri-
umphed When he had finished his writing, he
gave it to the Major, requesting him to follow
the directions which he wonld find in note adj
dressed to- himself, in case He should fail. Also
to give his winnings to George to make up for
the loss he had sustained. IL
Then they went upon the upper deck of the
boat 1t was calm still night, the moon shone
forth in all its pale splendor. AS far as the eye
could reach, nothing but forests and water met
the gaze. The boat had just rounded to for the
purpose Of wooding /; and when she was again
Under way, the young stranger, his second,
and three other persons, anxiously awaited the
approach Of the gambler. Scarcely werd was
spoken-none felt disposed to disturb the silence
that reigned. Half an hour posed, the gam
bier came not. 1t was now suggested that some
one should go in search of him. The messenger
soon returned and reported that both gamblers
had left the boat at the wood yard. When the
young man heard this, a fervent g Thank God y
escaped his lips, and the party retired to seek
repose in sleep. s;s s
DIcKEY AND SusEY .-Dickey was poor, Susey
had rich mother; Dickey loved Susey, and
nice Uersa; Dickey wanted to marry Susey,
but Susey's mother was s. down on - that meas
ure; Dickey was forbid the premises notes
were exchanged through q knot hole in the high
board fence that enclosed the yard. One day
the old lady went out !" calling I, and Dickey
was duly informed Of the fact called on Susey;
remained little too long old lady was close at
hand no chance Of escape without detection,
that's almost certain; at the instance of Susey,
Dickey popped into the closet !; old lady saw that
Susey looked confused; guessed that Dickey
had made good his escape; thought perhaps the
young couple had agreed to elope together; de-
termined to be too smart for them accordingly
shut Susey up in the same closet where DickeY
was concealed, and giving her a pair of quilts
and pillow, locked her up for the night; didn't
see Dickey; next morning went TO the closet to
let Susey out: - l1Zs
go, Lord " scream; couldn't get breath
for rnomene. Finally ~
g hem! Dickey, is that you 4" & H& i
eyes, ma'am.'' -
ssAhem! ahem well, Dickey - &
"Susey, dear, go and see about the break
fast Exit Susey
-" Well, Dickey.'' .= :
"Well, ma am" 5es = +
g Dickey, you must stay to breakfast
Couldn't, ma am
sob, but you must q go o
Dickey concluded to stay
Breakfast table SO Dickey, i have been
thinking about you good deal lately
So suppose, nam: very lately
&c You are industrious and honest, hear" /
I" never brag, ma'am." .z7e /
stWell, now, upon the whole, Dickey,I think
you and Susey had better get married.
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coNsIGNEEs.=

Per ship sewal from Boston Bee order.
Per Ship Lorenzo from Boston-Mie WaldoA Robb
coaaii Rodd-Sak, Day Staafsr-D Taylor c-Goeirich
eoVsss Brehsr,-Pries Gosgsrse &soJ Adama coJ
ronA Grief GcoJ MohahonS
R Adams-Ree &Hahaway and sundres to order.
Per bark Victor, f'om BaoreCT Buddccke &eoE w ,tot
&co-Bopner Snih-Henierson STARK Dsy 4 Staufsr-
FfsretINies AsamerM Stanton
&eoPayne HarrisonGsorge Cepuoyc Kennedy-C Dag
gad-Bogar Foley Stewart Il q Ganps
w A Violet &eo-J Wright &co and order.
Per shp Charlie, BgSt rsm Nes Ysrkpspl Cock &coM A
eoRehards Soeomb &co-oakey & Hawkins Hall
Bier eo Richards socomb &coHead naas &ooRob.,
&cnJ Woodruff &doE Hart
IlrehT Twhell &co-shnidt zeigier-Wooa Low-R ii
Willard &co and order 1910 -
Per bark Sasony from Bostonudoon Terry Femor5
Beck Warner Brothers "A Bock-Boye Subway
Price, Converse co-Hera Gayle Fmstar-A Miller
GaacheWrght, Davenport Kansier-A Rob &coWr
Seyens-Chrisp. MCGEE &co-Tus Hobart-Fros &eo Stu
ssyastaE Daley 4sgE vaensec T Buddeeke Hes
Whting-yoorhe Grgga &coHa, Kemp &co-R
DabordeD Taylor Robson AsnJ Booth
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Those inaihe the RUPTURE In all
na popularity the afflicted proclaim
to herfrends with heartoy 81 curedI am
cured, by the use Of z=
sFERhfAN's PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REMEDY'rii
The Faculty Of swell England
aud France universally appreciation OF this Cura
live Truss they the only that constructed
accordnrce with the principles Of Surgery Az differs in effect
differs action from all light elastic and
closes completely the herna aud perfectly retains the
underany exercise ht be that i
the that uat
they must .osa correct application ~
with the anatomy the adaptation
Of truss that good will om as Dr. the eele
brated English Hernia, of the incest
operations in mechanical surgery,
The RUPTURE REMEDY external application whchia
taken adding permenency TO tke
n preventive when there Weakness tho lower
abdomen, predsposition rupture. - y. I
The proprietor this popular and Remedy
who devoted and treatment oil Hernia
Rupture enables him. examination asor Of the right
aso and shape q promote speedy and radaislrs
SE Particular attention given 70 Ruptared Chilly ~
PLANTERS and Others their SIAgES without
NESS. T5l55zz,5l+5 75=z=5
Psrsous secure The Patent TRUSS ead RUPTURE
REMEDY and avoid worthless limitations must be particular
member the nnm store and to inquire
or and have personal Interview with a-is
DR.. SHERM AN,
fsbaa Ivsr 20 ct. Charlee Sir
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IMPoRTs.

PRNsACoLA-Schr hipoia-Lnmber to order.
PHILADELPHIA-ship Missy eusen-Arso1ted merchandise
CEDAR KeYsschr hhds augar and ;,o
bales cotton to Anderson d Mstcalf II
&ca " r. TS'
NEW YoRK-Shp John Byan-e00 bales hay Capt Lombard
HAYANA-Schr II Aiontagne2 Castillo Hsrrispe
Coz do pigs mde IIeraanez2 sweeneafs Walls
la. tobacco hnreno Bohersl
fruit to q Butter ~ i " IT. ~
LlgERPO0LShip boxes plate 1926 bd, and 81
bars iron Presy Ben-6 mde Cramer hard
Sekles &c1a0 mise u bottled beer
Forstsli eco casks hardware aylork Hao Maiah
lett &eoS do Leon Smith Fnister crapa enrtbe
Sampson acc Eel. cos do and casa
hardware Stark, Day StspG-r2 Brossea
ense hardware w Tton2 cssks
Gaines A Do esrtteawars ptsa fixtures
Cola crates arthenware casks do Newton md
II osm.e5 states 81 go bricks VIM Picten &cols mds
&oos mdse Young eadis So bar iron PSI
totes lin plae Shark Day sandr-5 Iolme
do Is bales do Theo Has26 Lstehord
has bnke % mds burnside eos casks
biscuit Duntze g. ken5 casks h-dware ~ Violet
do dse Sroher Bros50 boxes plate rolls earpeng ii
pkgs mie 6s crates earhenware, casks order.
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". Ress5. Chandler.
COLLECTO

NOTES, BILLS, HOUSE RENTS, etc..
~ oEce at CoRsoN & ARMsTRoNG's, 81 Camp street.
Ley ohfce Hoursfrom to 10 NJ, and sto p VI.
~ ReferneesH. t. Lonndae ). Land Co., Corson
q rsf org mht lynn
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r ITTLEJOHN, NORC0M s. CO., corner of
Gayisr and New Leves have in piore and os for sale
low for caeh--S n SN -
C0FFEE-Mocha, Jaws, Havana and Rios
TEAS-ImpeIial. Gunpoedsr, Black common and fine;
WHITE SbGARs-Gfnshad, Loaf, Powdered Rehned
BRANpIES Old Bonnio, ulited ProErietos yineyatd Du
puy, Oiard 4 Co., etc;
wIEsFie Old Pois Sherry Mndeira Champagne, claret
and Sweet Afsasa;
ScHNAPPs-W oifst seheidana, pints and quarsi
SALMON AND L0nSTERS-flb dox.
emit eth n he Greeers iine isl1
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STEALING YANKEE THUNDER "A ssclipping Z
TO the following effect accidentally crept into
our paper a few days since. minus the due porr
ton of light which we might have thrown upon
the subject: s II
/" Geographic experiments were recently made
at Portsmouth, England, with perfect success,
at q mill-dam five hundred feet across, by
which, with an operating battery on one side,
and the corresponding dial on the other side, q
telegraphic message was conveyed through the
water without the aid of connecting wires. An
electric wire from each side was submerged,
terminating in plate constructed for the pur-
pose" 4
This paragraph is now going the rounds Of
the American press but there is nothing new
in the experiments made by some OF John Bulls
folks--it is an attempt to steal our thunder.
Prot. Morse made the same experiments nine
years ago with success, in communicating across
the Susquehanna River land has been for some
time perfecting his discovery with the view of
forming telegraphic connection between the
United States and Great Britain. Baltimore
Sun. f-j455s.r r. &
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n IME--2086 bbls prime Rockland, in quaint
purchasers leading Splendid
" Az. COCHRAN 4 HALL Sc Gravisr ltrses. u St
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEFFERSON Cry. n
" Monday Evening October 8. 1854 "
The market pretty active to-day, and about 60
head of Western Beeves, with fair stock Of Attakapas
Cattle 600 Sheep and 40 Mich Cows continue sale
Hogs and Veal Cattle continue scarce and the market
firm in favor of holder.
-PRIcEs.-
BEEF CATTLE Ordinary Western.....T a. p fb net
Fine to Choice. ..,.....9 tI953F p fb net
Texas and Attakspas.. .5sM- q q fb net
Fair and Choice. .....7 a. q q fb net
HOGS -,.....o kRI q q ID net
SHEEP lin lots) 50 T5d3S4 10 o head
:. (Choicej. IS 501DS4 - p head
MICH Cows .S25 00@35 90 4 head
(Choce) $50 G0OT6 90 = head
CALyrs AND YEARLISes. 50 50t}S so u head
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DANCING MUSIC.
HUSH OILS, : CANDLES SOAP, etc.

EsISH OILS, CANDLES SOAP, etc.
L. LARD oIL--lsO bbls Winter Strained; u 49,
Essd SPERM 0IL--s0 bhls stfss9
gf1s55 WHALE OlL--lobbls
4 TANNER OIL-Ts bbls Bank and Straits;
LINSEED0ID bbls Boiled and Raw; III E3
EEATSF COT OIL--20 bbls Pure; - 90
CASTOR OIL-25 sblp Bow's
53sz SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE-a0b btsj s52.s
4Ss4f4 ALCOHOLISM bin e45s 5sf5s45as53g
MACKEREL-loO0 packages Nos. l, and 8;
- SAIMoN-9e0 pkgs, bbs and kitts;
CoDFISH-600h boxes Churehll,s;
HERRING-l00 bbls and 200 boxes Scaled;
SHAD-50 halves and so quarters;
TONGUES AND S0UNDS-2 halves and kilt;
SALMON TROuTs-iU bbtr; As
ChsDLEs-' 90 boxes Sperm. and aoedo. Star,
SOAp-cn0 boxes Iackson's Liyernore's;
CRUSHED SuGAR-20 bbls; e
EEA-5ae PIX ga InHasisl aud Pnaehongi
LEMON SYHuP--iGOboxcs brands; F
DRANDY-20 Or, and rs vi hti csskg sss ~
WHISKY bbls Old nouf bills afdnonRahelA;
MADEIRA VINE eighth rasks, fine; $50
CRANBEFRIES-11b ols, 30 hall and Is qr FL
RASIkS--i00 half boxas; IA a ss.fss=S3t ID
500 boxes Fruits Pickles. Preserves, Pepper
Lobster Caa Salmon capara Boiled Rnast Beef
Powders Mnsrd HeghA. sale
pyi3 j. o.. and 4 CnmuO siffe
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SI4aA v .Esss-ssSI4l IA " rs.
WI DEPOT, I5g GRAYIER

GLAVE DEPOT, 100 GRAvIER ~
~ STREET gndsraiSssd sss hsas a1d ,sill
ancs, Of 81 ecnsiEtReef NE 49,
cANicS Of all desetip.ien HOUSE ard Flk1R SERVANTS
Having iensed
the Varieties TEaie, oahts
Slaves ahAipsd
the city.
t will paid Snyea.
I15s THOMAS J. FRIsBY, isa Gfavier greet.
49,.
Feowes Co.; Curry Person j. c. Kicks Co.; Richard Beck
r. @. Cocks Co. Watt DeSanll.s. -
NJ BThe HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for likely YOUNG NE
EEfES. n. IL d2Wixsg
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NIEW BASIN SASH, DOOR AND BLIND
L FACToRY-SAWfNG,Tu TURNING AND PLANNING MILL
Mahogany, Walnut Cedar Oak Poplar, White Pine
Lumber constantly hand
Awning Posts and Melldings Of every description
Psnaaroa Fire Brick Snnd, Lime. Ceen
executed with dispatch the
opposissths Nav Basir. lolalyl JULES A. RLA SO
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"a MEXICAN ARTISTS, UNION .-THE AIMEE.

4 A MEXICAN ARTISTS UNION.--THE AMER
ic u u would re
taste The country
81 s il, ss as. ss
s z g as s heir
bot inspire for ART present
them are
Dstt H. sss s e. e.
&, WIS 6sls, sss s
@ 'D5sss r sss''s
E. q one Of the
ei TisA viii iHHs aia's's z !: isiTsEsss = =
The believing that the Of this Great National
cot
ANY wishing sending lpos. psid o.
VIII receive mail q do. Eosaying
On ihs final The sale, pisced in the
~ a.
100 Marble Bust. OF washington sieooc
loo WEBSTER ifS -. 1855
Egant Paintings. splendid eli. iranss
.ss 81 'ss =: ssss
5eh git 7a1so NICHE. 10 5000
sfsa ss sssl sss nsAs a
Steel fsis Engraving: nom 100 different " $4,000
Artsts' unien; Of The market value Of from SO
Dwsiing n sis. street. NswIorI
80 Building Lots il ioo and iois sisss Hs.Yori ia''0
,oo City City zach s5ss9 feel deep 1000 $4,000
! nagaifeeat view Of the Hudson River nd h 4
30 Il Cash, s00
20 sec, N.Y. ; sS sssh ECO
& e ( IS: ::ss ;s:$
Reference II regard to the nsa, Estate r. v $50 hseSs
Ho s saslsssa tt B wsy
The Ergravias il the Catalogue ready for delivery
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HsAINTs AND GOLORs- The subscribers,
Agents Lewis manqiactory Al Phadsphla. have Chrome
Chinese Vsr
lions Pure SLACK Black PANT Yellow ohre srani.h Brown
Isthlrge, Red Lead, etc etc. 800
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1nNE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOL-ak

nNE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOL ~
" n ARp.-Rsn away the August issS<
hoy Nick, giifs aEe,
aixo inches high; NM
Ran ths III % shert black saa
aged "a, hss SEo In b1th
Ran JaI lssa boy NED he shout sx feet bssk
good o4kinx, and sboHi 70 Of IL
FIFTY DoL IRIS REWARD paid sny
theas M groes OF ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DQLLARS
the positive
information which will snshs to recover them.
z p. w. GREGORY,
iss&E Exetut<ix the OF G. G. Grezosy,ltss
as In Island IS, fssaqueneeounty, Mis-
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lME AFL0AT.-4,0 900 barrels Thomaston
md Roklana STONE LIME aYgoes Of barks Splendid
AssJ Anna, now landing sale by
% A. pELAGRAyE CO., ~ Magazine rxest
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4 oUISIANA SAVINGS COMPANY, corner
Camp Lafayette situation has been
incorporation by The
Sae will be opened for the transaction Of
DAY, the sd instant. "a -tssASs
saion For purpose al opportunity aceuna
their savings provided in the Charter that small
a Dime will be depotit. &
Money deposited Interest the following rates have been
tabithed.
Deposi.s for net
three per pr
Deposits than months and not more than manths, inter
at the rate Of four per cent. Annum. s AT
Deposits for MONTHS interest At the rate Of ve
deposited subject will be received hut interest
be allowed. b. = sliSl3-
90 Fridays deposits will be received only from Females
....TRUSTEES....
VIM. H. Garland, w. h. Bobbs, Dennis Conhn,
Pat. Irwin, Jas. NJ Fofiay, Jno. y, Camden,
Geo. c. LawFasonj Jno. Coleman, Jas.hs Rand
r. L. Robertson, WM.H GARLAND President
NewO Aupus aua fy
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IME-50 casks Glenn's Falls Lime, at Lime
Wharf, opposite Orange street for sale cheap Apply
ARK Mary or to GEO. " HYNSON g. co, ~ carpEt
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Cs0LGRED SERVANTS WANTED-An in
dnstrieus BOY, MAN Is g sssa q h.qss
clearly Uf1A siBEEaATD. ply Il '
$40 LAwRASoN a EuBAhk. 10 Cam, ,ty.es IS
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NsDe N0TICE-Ihe conslgnees OF the following
sbP ssa Wind fon PhadelPta 4ss ag
Merchandise marked c. Taube also
Jackson Sylyser Webb and Williams Consgpees per
seha
clerk goods will be the public hs
p and rlk. ~. s'.4 %
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PROCLAMATION.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..
, BY his Ercclicncy John L. -rdnniny, Goycrnor
and Commandcr-im- Chief IN and orer the
State of South Carolina
VXTIlEREAS official information has reached
w this Department, that OH the night of
the 2lst instant, Augustus Prior, under the
sentence of death for MURDER broke the Jail of
Rchland and has made his escape:
Now, to the end that said AUGUSTUS B..
PRIOR may be arrested and brought to suffer
the sentence of the law, hereby offer a reward
of Three Hundred Dollars for his apprehension
and delivery into any Of the jails of this State.
Said Prior is about twenty-onc years of age,
five feet, five or ten inches high, weighs one
hundred and twenty-five or one hundred and
thirty pounds has small hands and feet, dark
hair and dark blue eyes, and a scar on the
thumb of the left hand
Given under my hand and the seal of the
State this the thirteenth day of May, A.
ID. one thousand eight hundred and
fifty four '
JOHN L. MANNING.
Benz. PERRY, Secretary of State.
June 10 st
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1854-06-10
AUGUSTA ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW SPRING GOODS.

RICH TWISTED SILKS, BAREGES AND
TISSUES, ORGANDLES, JA COMETS,
BRILLLAN1iS, FRENCH CALI
GOES, E1fBROLDERLES
MILLER & WARREN have received a large
Nlstock of the above GOODS, which, for
NOVELTY, BEAUTY and VARIETY, are believed to lie
unsurpassed in any market; and having been
selected from the very latest importations, our
customers will find them to be the newest and
choicest Goods of the season.
ALSO,
A beautiful line of GOODS for Misses wear
consisting of Rich BAREGE ROBES, (somethinc
new;)
Neat French MUSLINS and BRILLIANTEs :;
Plain, Buff, Pink Bluo and fawn cold French
CAMBRICS;
French, English and American PRINTS.
We have also n handsome stock of GOODS
for Gents and Boys wear, which we would be
pleased to show our customers and the public.
assuring them that our prices seiH be as cheap as
the cheapest
Persons from the country would do well to
give us n call before purchasing elsewhere
Augusta, Ga, Apr. 22d, 1854, 40 If