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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-18

Not co." Inc fn1i adeiph1a Mint Is now,
it is stated in New York papers, unable to
supply the demand for coin which is wanted
not bars now as the foreign demand for export
has ceased-but it does its best in sending on
$50 pieces, which but very feebly supply calls
for circulation Eagles and half eagles are
wanted, not $50 (bullion) pieces. These facts
account for the hitherto unexplained incon.
gruity-that while New York was receiving
gold by the million from California, she was
not increasing in gold in bank. The Express
says =. ~. ,.,,;o, ,.,,. 49,. ~,
delphia for refining and coming, since tho ne W
construction put upon the assay Office here,
amounts to the large sum Of So, 28O OO0-of
which only $500, 900 have come back, so that
the Philadelphia Mint has of New York de-
posted bullion So, 7SO, 600. To lessen, in these
crying and trying times, this enormous dpaa
lock OF the precious metals, the Secretary of
the treasury has drawn upon the Sub Treas
ury coin here for 81 900 600, to be paid out for
bullion-but this yet leaves of New Y rk held
specie 81, 7oO O0-Of no more present use than
II 1t was in the Dead Sea. '"-Balttusoye Sun.
on inquiry, We learn that there are mate.
nal errors in tho above statement. The Phil.
adelphia Mint is not "unable to supply the
demand for coin," as alleged. For a week O,
SO its coming operations were, for the mos,
part, discontinued, simply to afford the prope,
opportunity for the settlement of accounts on
q change Of coiners.
In the mean time, all New York depositors
of bullion to be coined in the Mint, were and
are free to obtain coin for it at the New York
assay Office, SO soon as the value of their
bullion is ascertained. We learn further
that the Secretary Of the Treasury has placed
81 100000 in the assay Office, which, with the
balance on hand there, will be amply suficien,
to meet the demand for coin for every dolla,
OF bullion deposited in the assay Office as stated
in the article On which we are commenting.
A Lighthouse Keeper Appointed John B
smith has been appointed keeper of the ligh
boat at Vineyard Sound, (Sow and Pigs Mass
at $3.50 Per annum, vice Alfred M. Clifford, re-
signed.
An Interview.-We understand, that, at on,
p. m. to-day, the delegates Of the Cherokee
nation, now in Washington, headed by Judg.
Hicks, were to have had an interview with tn,
President o& the United States, to talk owe
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Gcorge,own Correspondence.

GEORGETOWN, December 4.
Mn. Enron The music Of the Organ continues
to delight It's numerous readers in our town, and
every day brings us new facts in relation to the
workings of the foreign party in the metropolis,
and elsewhere.
Our town never wore more busness-like APP
pcarance than at the present time, and the various
improvements that are now going on show its in
creasing prosperity.
The Pioneer Cotton Factory is in full operation.
turning out $4,000 yards of cotton cloth weekly.
Every -four mill in town is running day and night,
turning out large quantities of flour.
The old iron works, just above the Aqueduct,
which have lately been purchased and put in repair
by a New York company, now in full blast.
The new foundry, now being built and owned by
Mr.. VIM. Duval, situated on the canal, between
Montgomery and Jefferson streets, will commence
operations about the first of January next.
learn that large number of hands are now at
work on the bridge across the Potomac, two miles
above town, and that il is expected 1t will be pass
able some time next month.
The Sons of Temperance win hold grand
mass meeting on Tuesday night next, at Society
Hall, High street, at which time they will be ad-
dressed by DR.. Clayton, of Washington City.
YORKTOWN
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-12-04

Hsagy Rain - PrssideHfs Message - Baltimore
Lobby Dssns6srs-- Une1yrass Hoxsy-- Western
Traced
BAIrMoRx, December 4.
Afer heavy fall Of rain throughout the greater
part Of yesterday, the clouds toward evening beat
retreat, before keen blast from old north wind,
and this morning we have prospect Of cold dry
spell, which win, no doubt, brighten the hopes of
the lee dealers, who have no objection to hard
frost. f4t3r
Our citizens are all on the tp-toe Of expectation
TO see the Presidents message, which is expected
to be made public to-day. Many are anxious to
see how his excellency win treat the meditated in
dignity TO his fiery ambassador, Mons. Soule, and
not few are curious whether he win deign to no
tice the dangerous and unprincipted faction that
has caused such tempest in the political elements
Not few Of our old party politicians and wire
pullers q, route for the Capitol this morning,
in search of crumbs Of comfort; and there win
doubtless be large attendance of lobby members
from this quarter. The old citadel having capitu-
lated to the An,ericams the old guard will natu-
rally expect to be pensioned in the way Of an Of
fee at the Capitol in consideration of distinguished
services, in upholdng the constitution against the
assaults OF know-Nothing traitors There Is some
talk or eniarging the custom-housc and post once
mere IN order 70 accommodate THESE ofd dJenders'
but fear both % these retreats are crowded 70
their utmost capacity.
There Is considerable distruss mere, Just now 81
Virginia money. Shop keepers and market people
refused it altogether on Saturday; and not few
VINO had gone 70 market with no other description
Of money on SATURDAY, were put 20 mucn hconve-
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SECOND ANNUAL BALL
N ATIONAL GUARD

MA TT O N a L G u a RID
Monday, December An, 1854.
TIME National Guard respectfully an
u nounces to their friends and the public general
y, that their Second Annual Ball viii be given on
MONDAY, December 4th, 1854, at
JACKSON HALL N
Tho company pledge themselves to their kind
patrons and friends TO make this an agreeable BALL.
No HATS or CAPS allowed in the room, unless
worn by the military. H
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting gentleman
and ladies, 10 be had Of the members Of the COM
pany.
C5mBaitse Of arrangement:
Captain James A. TAFT
Sargt @. r. Bishop, Sargt j. f. johnson,
Corp. +. McGann, Corp. r. H. Graham
nov 2S-dtb
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VARIETY BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

HSHE subscriber has on hand and IL daily
~ receiving large additions of Boots and Shoes Of
the best material and workmanship, embracing
all the modern styles, among which he would emu
merate In part the following
FOR LADIES'
Congress Boots Cater Boots Of all kinds and oolors
Morocco and Leather Boots
Morocco and kid Slippers
Morocco and leather Walking Shoes together With
large SUPP y Of Toilet Slippers
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Quilted bottom Boots, patent leather Boots
Heavy waterproof Boots, sewed and pegged
Light dress Boots, scwed and pcgged
Patent leather, calf, and cloth Congress Boots :,
Parent leather, and calf Kossuth Ties
Calf Monroes and Oxford Ties, sewed and pegged
ALSO
Misses Boys Youths, and Childrens Boots and
Shoes Of every kind and description together with
large assortment for servants Heads Of families and
purchasers generally will lind II much to their advan-
tage 10 visit this establishment
GEORGE BURNS,
$40 PenHsylvania avenue, adjoining
dec 2-lw Star. Patterson's Drug Store.
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CENTS DRESS SHIRTS I

OF superior qualities aud all sizes, soh and soitout
CbAars.
a LARGE and varied assortment now
"A hand. SHIRTS made to order in the most
superior and fashionable styles
My long experience in this department of my bust.
ness enables me- confidently, to promise all who
patronse me a superior article, and GOOD FIT, In
every case.
LANES Gents Furnishing Establishment.
424, Pa. avenue, north side.
nov S--eo2w If Untel)
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CASH MERCHANT TAILOR.

" EMBEKS OF COngress, strangers, and
w citizens, are invited to call aud examine full
stock in his line at prices which the cash principles
alone justify and those who prefer that principle
need no explanation of its advantages II you be
induced to take the trouble to come few doors off
the avenue, opposite Seldcn, Withcrs &Co, Seventh
Of your patronage.
The subscriber has several Over-Garments, made
expressly for exhibition that need but be examined
to be pronounced equal to the best in any Of the
Northern cities.
J. RIGGLES,
nov 30--eo6tif Seventh street, bet. ID and E.
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EXCURSION TO NEW YORK CITY,

EXCURSION TO NEW YORK CITY,
BULLARDS PANORAMA.
Takes the spectator
OVER SIX MIL Els
Through the
STREETS OF NEW YORK CITY,
Faithfully showing
THE BUSINESS, HUSTLE, AND CONFUSION
or CITY LIFE.
He has view of more than
TOO Horses and Carriages,
And upwards Of Gus
10000 OF its People,
PROFESSIONS,
MILITARY, COMPANIES,
BANDS OF MUSIC,
sTEAMBoATs, &c.
At each Exhibition an Explanatory Lecture will
be given by ono Of the Proprietors,
Mr.. DOEL,
Giving much valuable knowledge of
NEW YORK AND ITS PEOPLE,
Of great Importance to Stranger, and Of general
and instructive information to everybody will be
hibited at Washington, in
ODD FELLO VS. HALL.
Seventh street, as follows;
First Exhibition
TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER %,
At71I O'Clock, and every evening until December
8, inclusive also, on Wednesday, Friday and Satur.
day afternoons of each week.
The Afternoon Exhibitions will commence at
o'clock; the Evening, at III.
Admission Is cents--Children half price,
Families and parties of five persons Slight per-
2v.o ". -. NV zy-uzm
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Georgetown Markets, December 4.
Flour-family TO gil 20.
Extra superfae-$8 75
Superhne--$S so.
Wheat-white 81 S5j Red 81 so.
Corn-white no sales, worth rs to so cents. yell
low no sales
Mill offal-Shorts--1S cents.
Ship stuff-40 TO 65 cents
Brown stuti:-25 10 SO cents.
Corn meal--95 cents.
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Arrivals.
Schr, Mary Adelne, Powers, from Richmond, to
Wheatley & Morrison.
Schr. Extra, Wheatley, from Baltimore, to ].
Libbey 4 Son.
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NATIONAL GuARD.-This famous corps give their
second annual ball at jackson Hall tonight, and
we prophecy gala time. This corps gave the best
ball of the season last year, and We know the us-
tire Of their shield win not be dnmed in their
effort tonight gttH Te+
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ID EMOyAL.-Thc Office of the Hartford
II and Etna Insurance Companies, OF Hartford,
Connecticut has been removed TO No. 5l2, Seventh
street opposite the National Intelligence Office, where
the undersigned is prepared TO issue policies on all
descriptions Of properly on favorable terms as
other responsible offices.
The promptness fairness, and liberality which have
marked the dealings Of these companies for nearly
kaf century, afford the surest guaranty that their
affairs will be SO managed 10 afford TO the assured
ultimate safety and security.
dec l--2wdn IT, Nj. HANSON
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
REPoRTEp FOR THE
DAILY AMERICAN ORGAN.
Markets.

BALTIMORE, Dec 4.--Flour and grain both un
changed-only moderate business doing at satur
days rates.
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APPLESf APPLES 1.-Two hundred
IA barrels prime New York Apples, just received
and for sale low corner Of High and Bridge Streets
Georgetown. b.. EVANS.
dec 2--3t
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FENO M II Nj IL r. RS OF CO N & ESS,
IL Strangers sojourning in the city, and the pub
lie erally--Pcrmit me TO call your attention TO
my large and superior stock Of Cloths Cassirneres
aud vcstiugs, which will be made up to order at the
shortest notice and in such style as cannot fail 70
please Having supplied my establishment with the
very best workmen will warrant that all garments
manufactured BY shall be equal TO those made In
apy other establishment in the United Statoe.
WIN. II. STANFORD,
Merchant Tailor,
Pennsylvania avenue, three doors west Of
Third street, No. 4ss.
Also, agent for the regular French Fashions, 70
ceivcd regularly two suits month.
dec 2--2aw3wif w. s.
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BENEFR,iAL BALL.
BENEFR,IAL BALL.
Honor 70 nkom honor 10 due"
THE ENTIRE CLUB
Will give their
GEnnNn Ann nAII

On Wednesday, January 10, 1858,
The proceeds of which will be given towards erect
ing Monurnet TO the memory Of STEWART H0L-
LAND, the brave young Washingtonian who was
drowned on The Inflated Arctic.
Further particulars in future advertisement
dec 2-3icod+ WIN. CAH0, Secretary.
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AMERICAN GOLDEN EAGLE.-A bird of this rare
description was brought to our city on Saturday
by Lieutenant Bohrer, Of the Navy, il having been
caught by one Of his servants, on his grounds in
Marlborough county. When first observed, he was
surrounded by large flock of geese, who attacked
him, which he left to make an assault upon hog
One of the hands employed on the premises then
set a dog on him, when he let go his hold on tho
hog to encounter the dog Whilst engaged in this
last fight he was secured. He Is a young and hand
some eagle, measuring at least six feet, with re
markable large talons.
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Arrivals at the Hotels, Saturday and sum
day. a
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WATCH RETURNS, Dec. 4.--Daniel McElhaney,
lodging; John Cox, do; James Clsgett, freenegro,
sent to the workhouse for 80 days, for putting
out lights at Kunkels on Saturday evening.
Mr.. Davenport, for firing pistol in the street,
was dismissed, he being stranger here and fired
the pistol only in order to clean it.
John Wilson, Scotch, lodging; J. S. Reeder,
drunk and disorderly, worlshouse 80 days; John T.
Howell, drunk in the street, 80 days; y. Manning,
dismissed; Julia Sosin, profanity, workhouse SO
days; John Merchant, England, lodging.
The following persons, all Irish, were arrested Al
place on Seventh street, near M, while they were
busy "enlvening duh care" by an "ould Irish jie.
Men and women were having private ball. This
not agreeing with worthy Captain Birch's idea Of
excepting the Sabbath holy" they were taken in
custody and fined this morning William sands
Morris Divine, Timothy Handy, Patrick Carroll
Thomas Lnahan, Patrick Moore, John Murphy.
Peter Gordon, Edward Shannon, Edward Allen,
Mary Conner, Mary Murray, Catherine Murray,
Mary Alien, and Mary Murphy
The corner Of New York avenue and street has
long been the resort of parcel Of boys, who con.
grcgatc there, and "makc night hideous" with
laughing, shouting, profanity, and The like. Cap.
tain Birch determined TO break up this nursery Of
rowdyism, and hat evening, arrested eight boys,
who were there, swearing and otherwise misbe.
having themselves, and they yere all fined this
morning. The following were their names; Arthur
Belt George Birch, George Hibbs, William Cancey
William Dernsine, George Webster, Edward Mead
| and Daniel Lewis ~
Thomas Conner, Irish, lodging.
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PRIVATE TUITION.
rIvIL and Military Engineering, Tenth
~ street, fifth house from McGure's, established
in 1882. J. FILL, Professor Of Mathematics can
receive another class in the higher branches Of Matb
ematics, Construction, Draughting and Civil and
Military Engineering.
Terms per course, S25 writing lessons, $40 book
keeping by double entry, SIS per course. Payable
in advance.
dec 2-3ts Star.
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icy Northern Liberties Building Associ-
alton "A meeting Of the stockholders of the Northern
Liberties Building Association will bs held in Tenn
psrance Hall on Tuesday evening next, 9th instant
1.-THE regular monthly nieetng,) for the purpose of
consdng some amendments TO the constitution.
Punctnal attendance is requested.
dec 2-3t JOS RADCLIFFE Secretary.
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EOR RENT, A PARLOR AND BED
II Chamber, furnished or unfurnished, opposite
Browns Hotel No. 347 in one Of the best and pleas
ATTEST locations in the city. Apply at the confec-
tionery store of ]. @. WEAVER.
nov oO-6t
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notwithstanding the inclemency o.
the weather last evening, there were several bap
tisms of new converts at the churchesin this city
At the 10th street Baptist church we learn there
were five baptized, and at the 18th street church
there were also several. The hitter church wa
crowded to its utmost capacity, showinga deep in
terest in religion to be prevailing in this city.
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Netu advertisements,

gON-0JNJOJ0JO-0D0-N-NN y
SciOtO Il Hooking Valley Raili- Dad.
g R Ross, Wholesale Grocer, Portsmouth, of
-. fers his large assortment of Groceries, DC.
to Merchants and others of Jackson, and ad DIN
ing counties, who may visit Portsmouth for sup.
plies. S.R Ross will give prompt attention to
the receipt of Goods and Groceries, arriving by
River, and forward them by the first train and
will also attend to the sale or forwarding of Pro-
duce. Pig Iron, Grain, &C., arriving by cars.
charges low.
p Orders promptly filed, and letters of in
quiring, as to our market or other business, mat
tiers, answered carefully. Address,
S. R. ROSS, Portsmouth.
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Additional News by the Steamer
G & ~ & DAM5A e >
BosToN, Jan. {

BosToN, Jan. 6.
The Canada arrived atthis port to- day,
and from the papers brought by her we
gather the following additional particu-
lars.
A statement that the French Envoy at
Contsantinople objected to desire of the
English Admiral to intercept the Russian
fleet upon its return from Sinope; causes
much discussion in Paris.
5000 Russian horse attacked the Turk
ish camp at Valsduzel, but the Turks
drove them back. 1000 Turks were kill
ed.
The Turks occupied Ervan, the Rus
slams having abandoned it without at
tempting to fight.
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LAKE NAvIGATIoN--The losses by
steam and sail vessels on Lake Fire, On
tario, and Michigan, exceed 1874, ,OO0,-
Six steamers, two propellers, and thirty
sail vessels were entirely destroyed. 1t
is cheering fact that no lives have been
lost on amy regular steamer, except the
Ocean Wave on Lake Ontario, showing
the benefit of the new system of lights
As fresh water improvements arc to be
estopped, we must be thankful it is no
worse
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series--you may have some sort of burn
ing mineral for any thing | know to the
contrary--if so, trot it out and bait
gulls with it. Who knows, but you may
catch a fat. If injunctiOns caugh no.
body, and consultations and union car
RED nobody, you may nevertheless catch
capitalists with the veracious bait of
" Jackson coal" in Laurel hill, Va. Try
it, and if it fail shift your front and try
something else. M.
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HiIlsbOrOugh & Cincinnati Railroad
Company.
The attention of the Public is invited to
tho fn1louin n, Eorroepon1onoo

The attention of the Public is invited to
the following Correspondence.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 9th, 1853,
To Col, ELwooD MORRIS, Civil Engineer
SIR The undersigned Stockholders,
and representatives of Stock, in the Hills,
borough and Cincinnati Railroad, learn
ing with regret that your connection as
Chief Engineer with that work has been
dissolved, at your own request, and that
you are about to leave the State, avail
themselves of this fact, which places yOu
in an impartial position, to enquire your
opinion relative to the suggestions, for
uniting the Marietta and Cincinnati and
Ilillsborough Railroads by proper con
tract, upon double line through the ca
sier country, and common track over the
more difficult ground, and your views of
the probable effect of an union of those
roads, upon the interests of the Stock
holders and communities interested.
Very Respectfully Yours,
VIM W. Cones, p. A. Manchester, J.
V. Barton, VIM, +. Ballard VIM. Sturges,
W. 0. Collins, " ashington Mclean,
VIM. H, Moore, W. A. Conway, VIM.
Ramsey, Geo, Milne & Co., P. Outcalt
& Co.,
J. r. Worthington, Jas Cooper, Pre-
sident City Council.
D. j. Falls, AIphonso Taft, Samuel
3, Keys, K. Worthington, Directors II
d c. R. r.
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OTScG Railroad Song on FIRST page
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Sllerin'S SnIe.

DURSUANT to a writ of Fl ia. issued by the
Il Court of Common Pleas, of the county oil
Jackson, and directed TO the Sheriff OF said cOun.
ty | will offer for sale, on the
esd day of January, A, 4, ID, 1854!
between the hours OF 10 o'clock, A, M, and
o'clock P, NJ of said day, at the residence OF
Charles Love, in Jackson Township, In the
county aforesaid, the following property, to wit;
One horse, and one two horse wagon, levied up
on as the property of said Charles Love, to sat
isfy an execution against him, issued on judg
ment which Charles R. M'Carty, obtained a
guinst said Charles owe
VlNTON POWERS, Shift" J. G. +
H. II. FULLERTON, Depty.
Jany, 10 sd 42-tds
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ADMINISTRATOR,S NOTI
THE PRESSURE OF THE
a!ss NJ o R8ff&g 2AAH&ysa

NszA ~ S$-t ~ EA NA &S - TA VI p
| A ND the present high prices of provisions
IA &c, have no effect on the business of VIM.
Salter, Jr, Of The Peoples store. His i'm.
mense sales are the best evidences of the quality
OF his stock. and that he has successfully adop.
ted the motto of quick sales and small profits.
This is Steam and Lightning age. Woe to
the tradesman who lOiters behind, the wheels of
enterprise will run over him VIM. Salter, Jr,
of the "Cheapest store" has just re eived, and
will continue to receive very extensive stock,
being the third purchase since fall, to which he
invites the attention of the public.
The American Eagle Is fine bird, and an es-
pecial avorite when it comes from the mint
We hope none of cur readers will be without
one IN their pockets, for with one or more they
can make useful purchases at the Peoples Store
where will be found everything in the Dry
Goods line
VIM Salter, Jr, proprietor of the Peoples
Store, having the freshest and best selected stock
in the city for the Ladies, Men and Boys, are
determined to give great bargains, and will un.
doubtedly have the run.
JObbing,
Having determined 10 give character to the
city of Portsmouth, (having but two extensive
Jobl ing hOuses) he has opened a room OH his Sc.
cond floor, where will be found general and
we'll selected stock of Dry Goods selected for
country Merchants and Furnace Men,
Come 10 the PEOPLES STORE on Front Street,
3 doors below court
40 the Ladies.
VIM. Salter, Jr, has also very LARGE stock
of French works, consisting of collars, capes,
underseeves, chemesets, cuffs, lace, ed ing, in
sertings, etc, which will be closed out without
regard TO cost
Jany, IL, "a 42-ly
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A REASONABLE NOTICE.

THOSE persons knowing themselves In
II debted to me, on Book Account or other un-
settled accounts of long standing, are requested
to come and square them up, by Note or other.
wise; II not, shall be reluctantly compelled to
hand hand them over for collection.
II. w WHITE
jackson, Dec. SO, '53 40
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Anmu;II Settlement

OF the Fund COmmiS SiOnerS of Jack sOn
County, for the year A. d., 1858.
S G, 5 G.
Amount of Surplus revenue
rncoivnI from, tbn Stata Qll m