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Clock, Watch, JeWelry, and
V.ARIETY STOR E,
OF c. M. MUNSON X CO.,

ELKTON, MD.
and making selection of time-measuring
clock, where can be found large assortment
of the latest styles and most beautiful patterns.
which they have just received from the manu-
facturers, aud are determined 10 sell cheap for
cash, as time is said 10 he money. We arc re-
cevng almost daily from the manufacturers
and importers, clocks, watches, jewrlry and
silver-ware, which we are determined TO sell
on reasonable terms. We have just received
fresh from the manufacturers, choice LOT of
PERFUMERY, one drop OF which will inform
the nasal organs that jules Hauel l. Co.'S. per-
fumcry is something more than alcohol, that it
is what we represent il TO be, A No. l.
This is considered Golden .age, and every
appearance indicates the fact, and the precious
metal is being circulated among the masses, as
box after box daily leaves the massive pile that
j., eiore us. and for sale cheap. Come all, our
object is. TO- please alt give you the worth OF
,ouf money. (Jan IL
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T!)r Maskfts

ELKToN. Jan. 2lst-FOur S6:75; wheat
sl67; corn 10 10 cts. oats % cts.
BALTIMORE MArKET.-Jan. 18th
Flour $3.50 to 1925; Wheat, white,
$1.S6 to 100; red, :S1,75 to l.S2; Corn
IA to 50 cents; Oats A. to As cents; Clo-
verseed $6.37 to $50; timothy $500.
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TUE CECIL WIG.
J AM Any d. kSHl.

D-Ar.,nc the Proceedings OF tn.
i.eish'ur" "" observe that Mr.. Thomas
las INTRODUCES! bill tor Ii. protection
OF sheep in this county; on his motion
also, leave VAS granted the committee on
Ways and Means, to Introduce a bin 10
repeal the tax on mortgages. Mr.. Kidd
has introduced motion looking to the
establishing of general systrrn Of Pub.
lie Schools.
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SAylNG FrNp.--At TINS season OF the
YEAR when alnost every body Is making
NV arrangements in relation to their
mnn-y matters, "" consider it suitable
time for calm. the attention of our
readers TO what 10 many Of them may be
q new but excellent mode olinvestment.
We refer to the SAVING FrSp of the
National Safety Company, No. g. Wal
nut St., two doors above Third ST.,
IullApELPHrA, whose advertisement APP
pears in our columns. This excellent
and popular institution was chartered by
the State Of Pennsylvania in 1871, and
now has morr than HALF 4 MILLION OF
dollars invested in Mortgages, Ground
rents and other undouhted securities for
the benefit Of dcpositor=. a knowledge
Of The entire safely OF this SAviN" FUN
induces people who have large runs OF
nonry, TO put i, in there in preference
~ ATTY other investment especially as 1t
can be deposited and taken ont without
the least exrens. Of any kind. Fife per
cent interest il paid and the money is
slways paid back when il is called for
without the necessity Of giving notice
f,r i. before hand. A knowledge o
these facts, has induced US several months
$40 20 advise of our friends to deposi
tut'r money in this SAVING FuND; an'
w- have the satisfaction of knowing tina
great many Of them have already Ia
l,u our udvic,. W. hope more Of then
= Il! do 10.
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SITUATION WANTED

A S MANAGER ON A FARM. ny Prac-
IN teal Farmer from Pennsylvania who has
been in the business nearly twenty years, ana
who understands il in all its branches. Apply
TO the Editor of this paper. Jan. 2l-lw
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IEFEf DFarna IN ONE FaMrLy.-Th,
family of Reuben Hevalo-, near Cecil.
ton, %as las! week visited with sever,
Hillicti'"; a daughter was buried on
Monday; h. di'd tina, nigh, himself and
was buried the next day, and his son
"''l''r' c.td On thursday nd Was
turi' i On FRIDAY.
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NOTICE.

ISAAC HOLLIS, free negro, left his home
l a, Poplar Hin, Cecil county, on Monday
morning al an early hour. HIS mind has for
some time been in deranged condition, and
fears are entertained Of his having killed him
self. ANY information Of him, addressed 10
Samuel Boyer, Elklon, will be gladly received
by his friends. Jan u
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TIME Is on THE WING,

A ND it is important that every family should
IN be able to measure its flight, and 10 Oh
serve the vibrations of the Pendulum how it
makes up the hours, days, weeks, months and
wears. There was a time when this could mol
be done by all, but the improvement OF time
has brought about the time when every man
can avail himself OF the means OF marking the
moments as they fy, BY calling al the
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U-One of the most expfrirnced r. yslc mrs
IF Baltimore, sny of STABLFR,S ANODI NE
CHERRY EXPECTORANT for III" cure Of
Coughs. Colds Hoarseness, Bron chits, Group,
and other Affections Of the Lungs and Throat.
SIT pHleGect more good than any O. the numerous
preparations ,cih Which ht country is tnnndat-
cd
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Married.

On the 18th inst, by the Rev. John Squier,
Mr.. ]. r. CcULsoN of Port Deposit, 10 Miss E.
STERRIrT, daughter Of John Sterrt,, Esq.
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FOR IL ENY.

THE DWELLING AND SHOP at Maryland
Piyo, Bridge. Possession given on the 18th
March next. Apply to
JAM 3w JOHN l.. CLA lON.
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Died.

At his residence on Bohemia Manor, on the
7lh inst, Mr.. JOHN VANDEGRIFT, aged 81
years.
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Aso Zee A correspondent al Cher.
~ Hill writes us that mad dog passed
through tsi"; n"ighhorhood short time
sc'' coinr great amount OF damage.
ne states: "i' bit boy, several hogs, a
colt, and Digs not few. Some of the
logs have gone made, the colt died, and
the part Of the boy, where bitten shows
very alarming .yrp'oms. Our best
Ihy'c:ans, however think he will not
tskr III s...sca,r.''
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Strawberries are among the drl.ca-
CTS OF tl. season, at lrts MT, III "oi''''
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-" To the ar: Gle ~ Mr.. D. Scott in
'hr l'at Cecil Democrat W. have little
objection. Perhaps, under all the cir.
cnmatancc., j! should BE- taken as "sat.
i''act"ry,' rather than otherwise.
II" ha' nothing farther to say; that is
~r". Had he said nothing at all IT
would have been wiser. He common.
"~n the controversy, as between him.
sell snd III" Editor ct this aper, and he
save II VII us di>agre"atle features.
As regards publishing his account:
We are in no respect bound 10 do so.
1t IA to be found on ten pages of large
} 'dg-r, a.'l t is rather too much of a
joke 10 ask us to copv it and print it.
lit be needed to sn.tain him let him
Inhi'sh i, tims"lt. And as he procured
cop, Of it, why d'd he net publish il
il it did su.!aln him
In r"trr"ncc 10 tie t.cde" Of Odd
>'''"N' Wv lldd to ChEffitEllcatIDn 10
rake II that was not for the public. As
the controversy lad arts, aud progress. |
,.,,l before lh- public. We chos-. 20 end
j; there; particularly as the subjects of
it w-:- Of public conc-rn; and We are
perfectly satisfied with the views va
large majority Of the Lodge, as we'll a.
al large majority Of the people of the
county, in regard to it.
Whether the nrrsen. Board of Com.
m,:s ioncls v iii notice Mr.. Scots sub.
mission to ,hrm We cannot say; but We
do say that the figures given by us in
our dispute with him cannot be gain
sayed. That Ledger account sustains
them--that much is certain.
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RISE IN GuANo.-We learn that Messrs
Barrcia s Bro, Peruvian agents, have
been instructed to raise the price OF gu
No from 1916. 90 to 5000 per ton.
Any is owing to the increase Of freigh's
snPSs difficulty of procuring vessels to
artici>the increasing demand for the
II isasa,
lately sensNsair ofgrey Shanghai fowls
sola 70. I'VE Boston to London, were
Md dollars.
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Important, If True.

A New York paper, noted for pnblish-
ing all sorts of unfounded rumors from
Washington. has dispatch from that city
announcing that tho President has deter
mined TO reconstruct his Cabinet soon after
Congress meets and also to recall nearly
all the foseisn appointments. Mr.. Marcy,
according to the dispatch, Is 10 SO to Eng
land in place Of MIR. Buchanan, who is
anxious to come home, whilst Mr.. Cush-
ing takes the State Department.. Mr..
Breckenridge, of Kentucky, takes Mr..
Cuttings position as Attorney-GrEcIal.--
Mr.. Dobbin is to be transferred to the
Treasury Department, vice Guthrie, who
is to accompany Judge Campbell into re-
lirement. Mr.. Mason, now. Minister to
France, is also assigned seat in the Cab
met, probably Secretary of the Navy
Among the Ministers to be recalled are
Soule, from Spain; Belmont, from Hague
and Seymour from Russia. Of course all
this is mere rumor. aud very probably
without any foundation. ss'e
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FOREIGN News


n; New York. Nov. 22.-T'he screw
Steamer Canadian arrived at Portland this
MISUNDERSTANDING Lipsrpools datsstv the
7th Novembef 4ss l
Isl Whsat had ADVANCED two shllings per
Eguar;enand fou. 6lssper Dbl. in London
|since ssAiaaSfthe lastssfsNaser, ,Iloogt, i .
Fchan gels reported in Liverpool. Cotton
was without change. N
CoKsols closed Oh the 6tf,@ at 94a94 4.
English accounts say that the Russians
were repulsed at Balaklafa with great
slaughter. they having a thousand men
Killed.
The intelligence relative TO the progress
of the seige OF sabastopol, states tina. in the
last attack the bombafdt1tht from the sea
was not renewed though it was vigorously
prosecuted from the iieighdoring heights.
Forts Constantine, Quarantine and South.
ern Town were completely demolished
and the town of Sebastrpol was set ON fire
at three different places. -G
It is reported that the French classeurs
kill all artillery men that show themselves
Showers Of balls were poured into the city
all night, so that the Russians had not time
to repair disasters. z. e 2
The Russian ships sought shelter By the
quays Of the port; but the allies were pre-
pairing 10 pour hot Shot into them. -
Lord Dunkellen was taken prisoner by
the Russians KfgH e8E# ts19
A Private despatch received ,nsLondon,
says that Sebastopol had been positively
captured, after an assault conducted with
/
Other dispatches say that sebas,opol was
mass of ruins. iz.=
Large English and French reinforce.
ments, it was stated, were about to be dis
patched with iron cylinders to blow UP
sanken ships, tie suppose 70 the black sea
1t is also stated that hundred and tn enty
gun boats and forty floating batteries had
been ordered for the Baltic. 5i 4saz .ssai
MR. SouLh- Mr.. Soule had been per.
nnitted TO pass through France. 81 -.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-27

The PAcIFIc RArLRoAD,--In the tele-
graphic synopsis ofthe advces from Tex
as received at New Orleans by the steam
ship Louisiana published in the Couner OF
Wednesday last, it was stated by our cor
respondent on the authority IT appears, OF
the Austin State Gazette on the 30th nlt.
that the governor OF Texas had refused to
receive the stock offered by Messrs Walk
er, King and associates, as deposit to Sc
cure the Pacific Railroad Contract. it now
appears that the deposit has been accepted,
and that the contract has consequently
been secured.-C Charleston Courier.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-27

&ge 4 Conv ocation of bishops Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, it is said,
will take place on or about the I'd Of Deer
next They will meet in Baltimore, and
have SESSIONS for several days. Subjects
of considerable importance to the vital in
terests of Methodism will form the basis
of their deliberations whistis is anticipa-
ted to have missionary demonstration
during their stay ir Baltimore. Fhe Col
lowing are. the names of the Bishops, in
the order of seniority Rev. Beverly
Waugh, Rev. Thomas A. Morris. Rev.
Edmund S. James, Rev. Matthew Simps
son, Rev. Os.nan C.. Baker, Rev. Levi
Scott, Rev. Edward r. Ames.-Balfimore
Amertcan. 8 81
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-27

NATIVE AND FOREIGN PoputATIoN.-
According to Prof. DeBow the native and
foreign borntf free popula,ion Of some large
cities is as follows: Baltimore, native $780,
49l foreign 35,492.: Boston native 49,
94S foreign 1861 Charleston, native
800 foreign 1913. Chicago native.l3,-
663 foreign 1852. Cincinnati, native
60, 55S; foreign 54,541. New Orleans. ma
tive so, 47o foreign ASCOT, New York,
native 277,752 foreign 235 ,753, Of which
1873, 730 are Irish, go 00o are Germans, &c.
Philadelphia native 286,344; foreign 12l.-
500. Richmond, native 1854 foreign
2,l02
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-27

London Quarterly.

We have received this periodical for the
quarter ending October,-Contents: The
London Commissaliat; Church BellA; The
Present State OF Architecture; Silu ria ;
Goldsmith The Eclipse of Faith; The
House Of Commons and Law Amendment;
Samuel Foote.
Price Of each of the quarterlies, SS per
annum, Address Leonard Scott, g. Co.
New York. "a
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-27

The Grand Division Of Sons Of Temper
ance of Virginia, at their recent session,
voted to hold semi. annual instead ofquart-
erIy sessions hereafter to abolish the office
of travelling deputy; and to allow such d.
visions as may choose 10 do SO TO confer de-
grees, three IN number. The next April
session is to BIZ held III Salem, isoanoke
County, and the October session ~ kieh-
mond,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-27

CARPETINGS.

WHITE. s. PATTON have now in store !,
w Cotton, Cotton and Wool, Wool and
Worsed aad all wool Carpetings, from o5 cts
TO 8 so per yard. Also, Scotch, Hemp and
Coca Carpeings stair aud passage do lea,
GA and "a oil Floor Cloths Stair Rods ma
hosany and oak Table Covers in oil, tie. etc,
all OF which will be sold on The hes, Terms.
nov 81
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-27

DANGER OF TRUSTING. YOUR MFR
The editor OF The Green Bav Wisconsin,
Advocate is democrat his wife is whig
Contiding his paper to her management,
he recently started on an eleetoneering
tour. The lady reversed the engine, chang
ed the politics of the paper, and the editor
hefried home just in time .o prevent the
removal Of the nsms Of his favotits candi-
didate from tie columns of the Advocate.
CENTRAL Ono RAlLRoAp.--The receipts
Of the Central Ohio Railroad for the month
of October We're for passengers and express
$25.984 80 foi freight, S6,513 10. and for
mail seiyice $l,9i9 06--total $31, 68.
The general transportation and ticket Off
ces of the company have been removed
from GAINESVILLE TO Columbus, and D. s.
Gray is appointed master of transportation.
VIC. The Evening Bulletin Of Richmond
was sold st Fnblic auction. on Monday,
and purchased by Messrs. Scott and Sand.
The materials and good will Of the estab-
lishment brought $4,000. The debts due
the concern were also purchased by the
same gentlemen for $1,000.
Bank of England notes are now signed
by machinery, by which saving of Rlo,-
0Ooa year is effected. The machinery is
Of The most ingenious description and is
held tes the exclusive use Of that instltu-
ton.
An expedition OF Americans from New
York, Texas and other parts OF the Union
is SAID to be on the point Of starting to es-
tablish arepublic in the territory purchased
in the Mosquito country, embracing somr
twenty five millions Of acres. Col. Kenny
OF Texas is to lead the EXPEDITION and to be
president of the new republic.
Mr.. John Pardue, Of YoIkyiile, S: C.. !,
died suddenly Of syncope on the cars oil
the kings's Mountain Railroad, on the
9th inst. He FAN, says the Yorkville
Remedy, about 2Ja' yards as>fast as he
could, 10 be ia time for the cars, and III az
few moments after taking his seat, leaned
back and expired without a struggle.
3g-The Shenandoah County Court has.
again, and for the third time, refused to II
cense the sale OF liquor BY Ordinaries. The,
vote stood. ior license I, against it II.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-27

@z- The frs, number Of the "Semi-
Weekly Union Republican" made its ap.
peaIance in this place on Friday last. 1t
is printed neatly in new type, by Junius
+. Maupin and Brothers and owned by
T. Maupin and ". DeHass. The lead
ing editorial is a bold declaration Of the
policy which will govern the course of the
editors. II is wing in politics. We.wish
the enterprise great pecnniary success,
and cordially rec,proca:e the friendly
spirit brealhed by the editors tor their
rmpol aries. - .3s .si
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-27
Delegates from Augusta.

We republsh below, at The request OF
several members Of the party. the names
Of the Delegates 10 the Convention to
nominate candidates for Governor, &c.
which assemblies in this place on Thurs
day next, the 3Oth:
Benz. Crawford, Jno Brandeburg, Geo
Baylor, w Fl Watts, Jas H Skinner, P
CIickard, w H Hartman, r G Bickle, DR..
c r Harris, J II Blakemore, VIM Sillings,
] T Hotel, James T Clarke, Jas Whit
mer, VIM. Howell, c Rimel, A Bush
ong. T Burke, Jacob Schreekhise, VIM.
Burke. d Slower, Alex Walker, Jno Tou.
herman, Gid. Barnhart DR. W r. Roberts,
S B Brown, H L Gallaher, Ed Wayland,
Dr. T DAVIS, A Koiner, Capt c G Miller,
s S Abney. DR. Hit w Abney, Capt
Jas Long, DR. Mitchell, Jacob Baylor, Jas
Berry. Henry Mish, VIM Cameron. Capt
Huff Oh S Thompson, David Seig, Capt
A Lange, G M Cochran, jr, B T Bagby,
W Grils, Jno Shuey and r " Stevenson.
The President, Capt ]. A. Hartman, and
the Secretaries, W S H Baylor and S NJ
Yost. were added to the delegation.
This is a correct list Several changes
have been made by the President. on ac-
count of removal from the county, and abb
sence--J T Clarke having been delegated
vice + Speck, removed from the county,
and r w Stevenson, vice L Marquis,
absent from the State.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-27
Mexico;

The newsfrom Mexico goes to show that
that unfortunate country is progressing fast
TO another disruption. The Government
of Santa Anna is falling to pieces, and its
end we are told to expect, i. not far off,,
This would be no misfortune. per- ms
were there any rational hopp u AT his tnc'
cessors are better aus.n.i led TO govern OF
;ssa -, h''eu '' e.apple with, TO Some happy
'''''' '.e difficulty and dangers which be-
s.. the administration Of a government a.
gainst which il would seem to be princi-
pie to conspire. Santa Anna is tftstot.
as his -ebelious General Alvarez says: but
then the question is. cen anybody but a
despot maintain any SOFT Of authority in
the country and amoia eeople that seem
TO have IN them none Of the fessental,. OF
Union and but few Of the fundamental quail
iiications to govern themselves? Santa
Anna. bad as he is has at least managed to
secure for his country an internal tranquil
ity less nnscrupulous man never would
have been able to do SO. His. liability 70 do
this longer, however. is now failing with
an exhaustion OF his financial resources,
and decline of his popularity with the
army. Ia due course Of time, he will
fall, and in his place some new ia
yorite Of the army Alvarez perhaps
will be installed, 10 preside, in turn, i'll
all human probability, over new resolu-
tons, resulting in his CRYING way, anon,
t, nome new actor on the stage. Il is a
melancholy farce, the whole of II, but the
curtain will drop on it one Of these days.
Penny Post.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-27

~ We call attention in to. days paper, to the
advertisement Of WELLER 4 Leopold. They will
sell Of from BOW I'LL the 18th Of February heir
large Stock Of Clothing at greatly reduced prices,
aud some Of il at Prime cot
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-27

o.. The St. Louis Democrat tells long
story about monster hall woman and halt
bear, the offspring OF bear aud acaptured
Mexican woman, whichit alleges TO have
passed through that city few days ago 81
route Tor New York and Europe wherei't
is to be exhibited. 1T says the statement
is actual fact,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-27

o. Some scamp entered the counting
room OF the Richmond Enquirer on the
23d. and took from the iron safe $40. It
is supposed that negro belonging to the
establishment is the thief. a9 #st q
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-27


FIcIssITuDEs OF FoRTuNE---A writer
in the London Economist, sums mp a
very able article on Napoleon LII. as FOL
lows:
"Fhe same faan. W no landed at Boulogne
in 1840, with "a single steamer and few
friends, OH a desperate and abortiye ex-
petition, revisits it in 1854 to review a
vast army and receive the homage Of count
less spectators. The same man who six
years ago lived in obscuri!y in London,
scarcely able to pay his tailor's, and quite
unable TO pay his horse dealers bill
whom many looked upon as stupid. and
whom none looked upon as wise, OF whom
few augured we'll aud whom few would
trust much, we have just been receiving
the visits and compliments Of the csnsort
OF our Queen, entertaining three royal
guests at his table, one oe them the SON.
in.law of the very monachi whom he had
succeeded and admitted hey end all denial
into the social circle OF royal personages.
Nor is this change in his sing nar fortunes
the only one, nor perhaps tue greatest.
We can imagine him smiling with even
a more grim satisfaction as he contrasts
the language OF the English pres, regard
ing him in 1852 and NOV; sitting with the
PINES o. the Rxaminet, of December,
1851, Or Of August, 1851, before him. and
maryelling at the metamol phosis, tie un-
measured abuse which was showered npon
him at the former date, and the derosous
respect and cordial praise with which he
is spoken of now. The swell. and the
'sanguinary and audacious rufian is now
the polite and sagaeiohs Emperor, and
tete,a-tcte with Prince Albert and King
Leopold"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-27

: IS Our underneath neighbor. Geo, w.
Smith, is selling off a variety OF goods at
cost for cash. See advertisement aud give
him a call. as,l5 .s a ~
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-27

@5s know-nothingism done for - John
Nj. Bolts has come out iatayof OF it,. He
is always III at the death.
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
REMOVAL.

qp HAVE removed my Furniture Ware rooms
II one door wesi OF the Central Bank. MY
customers are respectfully invited TO call and
nov. 81, A. d. CHAN DLER.
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o. We shall publish IN our next issue
an article signed ~" found in the Wash
ington Sentinel aud intended as a reply to
the article we publish to-day. from that pa
per, on the subjectof banking. a''