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This shows great uniformity in the movements Of tie Banks
Tie increase in specie nominal pre have been only mode
receipts and the demand for payments for the Custom
House has absorbed them The mint disburses gold
more less daily and weekly to meet government
This finds the way into the vaults Of the Banks.
IT the calls the Banks continue to increase tie coming
week. they may have than they can do andthe paper on
the street and Iii the hands Of brokers increased This will
cali into requion of buyers Of who only enter
the market wen rates approximate their figure There were
sales Of good paper to-day heextont Of two
parties at per cent which confirms an advance Of about one
per cent. 84& & %S4$ 8G q $j&GH4
Some Of The Banks Will be operating largely Exchange Of
which an increased supply Will be on the market rs the
movements in cotton were large to-day The sales yesterday and
to-day will form basis for million Of dollars in IS
chngc the greater purt Of which will probably be on the
market early III tia week aldedt this cors check
buyers by enhancing the price Of cotton there will be increased
sums. @Gs N u& I&E"5 s$ R
The BIZ and exchange brokers stirring round lively TO-
day Indicating that they Ind liberal supplies control
did not feel any inclination to extend their investments
unless decline from yesterdays rates. decline in time
bills Northern eitesa decline ii foreign bills will lake
place The stringencg the New York money market will serve
keep upsght funds higher ratio yet they must decline
to per cent discount, and the month Of November
passes will BIZ still lower. 35G$ g5s- 2 j. 5..
The Banks sold checks to-day y premium in round
amounts par. The rate with private bnnkess.to their Gus
TONERS was par S discount. Time bills fell from s4a
per cent Some sS0O00 sixty days sight New York
sold discount and drawers inside asking and selling from
lslQl2 per discount. Bankers holding at laplsa dis
There only limited transactions at these rates Thera
much due orhwurd just ut this moment and rsmitters
say dry goods dealers, grocer aud others have occasion
purchase largely unless at large concessions.
Sterling Was inactive. Good drawers obtain $685. for al
they rawfor For Investment there arebuyers at 81
90 for fair good bills More bills of laing drafts at rate
ranging from $685., and pending at lower figures Thu
from Liverpool have strengthened this descr
ton exchange French exchange is heavy and closed todh
at downward rates 10000 were sold at 522 and offers
4 s. Is made for further sums.
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EXPORTS.

~. EXPORTS.
NEWjYORK VIA ANA---Steamslip cahawba-l0fl
bales cotton IS bbls grease, l6 Ibis pecas, pigs nss
SAN JUAN AND AsPINW841,i-stea hip rennessee-
q nSs 9 n, 5 Ts Il Sss e sass b "S f S's55
thss. gs7s ''
AYTWRRp-sfp AshlanG-s69 bales cotton 10 bales moss
1oa bales :,66 hhds tobacco, 10000 slaves
Julis-sss o bales sot0n 60 b -four
100 sacks wheat 90 SACKS pepper, lG00 slaves
81 5S Ss PISss i555 Us So a's' 1000 s %
sIsAI4-Brig Merlin-55V0 sacks corn
IS IBIS lard 70 kegs butter 10 G9Sss esd S
bxs cheese bbls apples Az sacks Corn Vo "lchs GRATIS
earienwlre, pkgs lndse -
IMPORTS.
caonasa9s9o in speS ssF ssln;
Pa DO zqcaFs sc2a1 do sGnid aa
TsB ;fane S9 Sco@ISo do opez bales tobacco Br
CURE kcp-rotal, SIS GAS in specie
NEWPORT-Bark PtesiiIe3a2 tons railroad ron to order
CARpIFF-Isark Sarah PaFbs-lA5 bars railroad IRON to
RUATAS 1sLASD-Brig Creolc-Frut, to J B Pisnio'a
IIyERpOO-Ship American Unionll4 bdlS 40 lars iron
e aa H9% o ,osr Ssa
81 bales 3 pks nsse = io pslss an Ieas do
cases do Futon casks casks h9llowware 9aE pals
thread Sa ass c &sG SfSi s'o
mdse Taylor Chnremo crates rates @Son cSaG
II snsell eco casks chains Rca soco g1
Sco-l0 eases ndsy 4 - saszs 5 10
anvs bdls wheels bags nails II casks muse 40 eass cooper
10 pigs mfse to order
STON-Bak I1udley-s52l hi Gtsss rice, L - ;
Ievy-91do II Seaman Seo5o do 70 eIaeg 9 = WiU6T
Xco2 boxes n,lse Scoy NIeitS cases Sno9s . l. M7s
bales begging Meyers pkgs ladse AetAieloS sE'
- do to order. ,----l
pH1TAnEI,P PHI A-sark Fstevens-hssorted ndse.
pRENERFI ENBart psligsl ease n,dse 70 kar
s!snss , sls sSE o. IS Il g EF sS
vons seeds Is eases c'Sk rnssS Ny tp hG,
clay pipes 3Iayer1 cases cask muse u
col6 cases do 30 nests baskets 10 John ~,
Schmidt Bros &co--3 ke Marpury a fose'- W 9 @ ~
I. 10 order. 81, :, ~ ~,
H3v4yA-Brg Adams Gr8y9 cases sesars 4 atiS,-beS
do 4 Doponesi bales tobacco eases esaFs ~
bs sugar oman a asxea1 10 G IinT1 P
Y cases segays Guull box pictures ~ D9loi1S3 = re,
ears G tReIrotl do A IIaseksSl bales t2pseco j j
hills rsDer Is Samboa1 sweenleas 10 1avatqc Sco-
= cases sars 4 F Vallsl0 do kcaile Seo4 DO aooie
: Xiquesal baskets 81 eases wine eaF1iee oahules sss'
y | Aiaiandez lot fruit + Masicki
:. INDTkSOI,A AND GALvESTO S--steaInship char
MofganS bales cotton orier-fIewe Mc tseylodS Nce-
Oakley i ins25 Payne harrison-ih = fea3aal .Xeo
Miles Adams $ce5 EARLY Jury f0@y T sass I Btia
Wilson Sc252 hides bales skins II sacks ties pec1S a
DunneiiL2 hides Thomas Elder &co3i do to A D hel
IN order b6s four Harvey Scol box Schmidt Agter
u 4doB Dryerl4 sacks bbs lies box harstehale AGO
es sludres order-rotai, 32S bales cotton
d. MoBILRSeamer California; bales cotton 10 Orders
oInestcs Peet Sias co-spparies 10 Geddes-and 20
6 der.
s, PESsACoIA-schr Mary Ellea5 bales cotton 10 Wa
Saunders & uals feet lumber 70 R RI
IS , &ro.
81 BoYFouCA- Elr,ar-S5 900 brick to Jules Diane
i a BIE4oxt-sehr Lousa-50 cords wood 10 order
BAYOU TIGKFAW-selr Tigssas-SS9 cords wood TO ord
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DEPARTURE OF MIssIoNARtEs- Among the pas
sengers of the steamer City Of Manchester, which
sailed from New York on the 18th inst, were the
Rev. r.. j. Dodds and lady, and the Rev. Joseph
Beatty and lady of this cy of the Reformed Presby-
terrain Church, and Rev. Gulan Lansing, Of the As
sociate Reformed Church. at Damascus in Syria, who
60 to commence new mission, aud also to reinforce
an important one already established at that place
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The Appeal T" crows " once in a while, butwe crow
everyday, because the tide of popular sentiment is
running free and strong for Niiard Fillmore all over
the Union. No matter how State elections may go,
hes the next President Of the United States, and all
the powers of earth and air cannot prevent it i
now evident to the commonest understanding that
Buchanan cannot be elected by the people, and it is
high time every conservative man was coming out
for Fillmore, as the only man who can beat Fremont
and save the Union Even the conservative Republic
cans themselves who love the Union better than they
do antislayery, will now vote for Fillmore, since
they see there is no chance for Fremont either before
the people Or in the House Memphis Eagle, 18th,
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Nsag EcTIpS ~ MON CouNry ARKANSAS.
Ihe Memphis Of the 9Th inst lesrns from
III letter ssea 10 gentleman 81 that city that
there Mas great Union County, Arkan-
sas, on aeeonatof the discovery Of plot among the
negroes ID rise III rebellion on tie 18th inst:
Fortunately the was disroyered in tine to pre-
Vent one most bloody inassaefes IN the Whole
and negroes who ware taken up and made to confess,
implicated others twenty miles off. Some Of the
negroes shy the rising was tp take place the day OF
tie Presidential election. The men all being from
home OH Tint, the plot was 70 nprder the women
ana ehdien first, and then attack the larnled men
1T the polls Several white men have been implicated
hehnng The letter states that On the Colorado Thu
excitement isintense and that several negroes hay!
been hung The plot seems to have been very eAten
( teasiye, reaching as far as Texas. 81
Ne give the9aboye as we fndit, althougll3lse hay
10 doubt that it is more Of q humbug than anything
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ggtu Orleans slttontv ~ ggllarhet.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp stree

n Saturday Evening, October 25 1856
The week closes under general improvement in trade in
almost every branch of business The retail city trade
ticuar las largely increased Canal Royal and Ohaes
have been hrongsd with citizens discussing money with
siderable libsray Cap street and other localities have not
been much arrear; in fact which way will meet
with evidences of and prosperous business having
meucet The intercourse with the Northwestern section Of
State also with Mississippi via the Ya1oo river and arkansas
via the river not emitting the West much peded
BY The stage Of water moderate rise in any Of these
rivers would throw into market heavy supplies Of produce TO
meet good demand existing and high prices which rule.
The weekly statement the Banks up this morning. shows
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CATTLE NJ ARK E 7

" .. JEFFERSON CITY October &c.
The supply Of Hogs is limited but ample supply of ether
stock offers with fair demand Prices easy for purchasers at
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MEMORANDA.

E The steamer 0ceana from st Louis 10TH inst reports
left in port New Orleans steamers Quincy H chouteal and
VIM Baird Passed Florida Eyani Lnndihg leaking hd
dischRrging cargo Passed Amercus aground at Banbudge
steamer Delaware aground at Lake Proysnce- h'
condition.
S,n The steamer Cora Anderson, from aenRhs Uth INST
Rcports the river in very condition. six and water
at pesdent Island eena and and half feet al
Lake Providence.
n The steamship Calhoun arrived at Vera Cruz on the Us
inst American bark Wild Fire Marschalk, from New York
Sailed on the I'D, brig Pegasus, for Alvarade
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INSURANCE.
erONTIN ENrAl4 FIRE AND MARINE M
" sSURANCE5 COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA

ecsONTINp ENTAIL FIRE AND MARINE IN"
INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Capital, (Charter Perpetual, 81 'oVo'ooo
Il GALEN WILSON, Secretary. 5lg.
PHILADELPHIA REFERENCES.
His Excellency, Governor james Pollock;
Ex-Governor William F. Jollnson .ss5 q
Il 5si- Hon. Robert Yaux, Mayor; SO
Hon. R. I. Conrad, Elk Mayor; "a
Andrew NJ. Eastwick, Esq, President City Bank
Joseph S. Riley, Esq, Secretary City Bank;
IS Chas. s. Boxer, ESQ., President Girard Bank
en-. John Cadwallader, Hon. j. r. Tyson,
Col James Page Hon. James Cooper,
Hon j: R. Chandler, John NJ Coleman, ESQ.,,
Messrs livingstone Co., Robert L. Martin, ESQ.,
Messrs Brown Hill 4 Co.. I. W. Bailey, ESQ.,
Messrs Hay Il Mcnevit, William Bowers, Esq :,
KnIckerboclkor Life Insurance Company,
Cash Capital and Surplus sl1 5ooo
ERAsTUs LYMAN, President.
( STEPHEN G. WHEELER, Secretary.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
John B. Kichng Esq, James W Halsted, ESD,
Marshall LeIers ESQ, Theo Polhenus jr ESD,
f. B. Litchfed, ESQ, Geo NJ Wheaton, Esq, II
Hon. Wm. Wright Henry b Hart, ESQ,
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
Isaac Kip, Or, ESQ., E. S. Mmroe, ESD,
James W. HalSted Esq.
LoCAD REFERENCES. st--,=
Hon c. NJ Waterman Mayor, Messrs. A. Ailenberger Co..
d
E. j. Hart & Co., r. Pkin & Co.,
Howard & Hail. William James Mclean Esq,
Bull, Ellis & Co., L. H. Barton, NJ. d.,
AIessrs jenkins, Williams Il Co.
WIN. t. LEONARD, NJ. D.,
j. B. RITCH1E, n D. -
Medical Examiners
Messrs. COKE & BREAuX, Attorneys
Having been appointed Agent the above able and response
BILE Companies am prepared issue Policies against loss
damage by Fire Stores, Dwellings, Merchandise, Cotton in
Presses Sugar ouses also, Marine and nland Risks
as well as the Lives White Persons and Slaves accmated or
unacclimated at the lowest rates of premium ~. Va.
ESs>All losses promptly adjusted and paid #' ill.,.
EE-Ten per cent. returned on all premiums
0. P. MILLER,
General Agent for the Southern States
o22 If No. Is Commercial Place.
cTATIs MUTUAL. FIRE AND MARINE IN
. sURANCE COMPANY, Of Pennsylvania. y a.r
Capital. ............ ........ s35O ,oOU
| JOHN P. RUTHERFORD, President.
/ s. WARD, Secretary.
Commonwealth INSURANCE Company, of
Harrisburg, Pennsy lvania
| SIMON CAMERON, President.
/ s. S. CARRIER, Secretary.
responsible Offices are prepared Fire and In
land Risks favorable terms as any olse in tue city
Co.. Payne IIarrison Smith i rSteTS s9awS cunts hu'f
OEEhg o7 T11 eE n sEz3 NoRi nHGYuAf
conformity With qurements Of their charter the Ores
cent Mutual insurance Company submit the following state
Amount Of Premiums received for year ending sas, aao >
} 2nean Il f1 Differentiated risks july ISL iTS 5
i ~. c, nnc Io- x
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,

STATE OF LOUISIANA, Z =
s--s3 Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans.
Be il remembered that on eth July 1876 before the
subseribe die Peace in and for the CITY aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. ManSoi Secretary Of the
Crescent Mua Insurance Company Of New Orleans who be
ing duly sworn according TO law does deppe ana say me
foregoing accounts and true and correct transcript
from the books of said Company. . &.
[SisDedl g. j. MANSeAl, secretary
Sworn to subscribed before this 18th July lS55
~ TSi.rnrdl CHI AS, NJ. BRADFORD.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pny interest OF
Six per cent cash. the outstanding certificates OF profits,
thereof their legal representatives, on anu
after the I'd Monday Of August proXino. ,.-,a
The Trustees have also declared Dividend 'r
The net earned premiums OF the
Company for the year ending the 0 Of June 1856 for which
CERTIFICATES will be issued and after the 18th September next
Ti1OS. A. ADAMS, President,
GEO. JONAS, Vice President
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PAS ENG ERS -9-
Per bark Anna Deus, from Bremerhafen-s cabin and w
passengers. .,,.,,.a.,
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Hibbard's Wild Cherry, w.,
WOLFEts AROMATIC
EJ- Druggists and hefcha'
articles contained in the above
| vantage by calling or sending
| be found themoStextensiye as
MEDICINES in the uAited
Piaasaaddress. j.
GENUINE
n24tf Nos. ISL and
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| n WEIGHT ~ CO.'S CATALOGUE Of GEM l&H
u ppplG Family Medicines, whitti HG 9neT 70 'p2
rrnisfs ana Dealers Proprietos lowest WOcse rce~
efaf* DEPOT Special Agency, No. ISL mp II Caast:ea
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NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD-l4l bales WARREN Gilmore seo96 to
Payne .Iarrisonl2 Byrne Vance &co-4 Anderson X Met
caf-lG Nc Bradord-lT Miles, Adams tsco6
Abby Sco-6 john Wait gtco-63 Feowes Gco-l1 I Bud
decEe &co-7 Kicks &co-l2 Ericsson, Conway &coToa
5i,aie d
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4 RBVVARD-OFI TWENTY DOLLARS WILL RE
(on color heads Sugar House Melasses Geo rq,
ieighton stolen taken by mistake between tile ou Ut u
A. Mand p NJ the III inst. FROM the SqEaF Gye' oc'5
40 @sss Noel CQmEi@a street.
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I E. A. ADAMS & co. say: 10,
Your Bes give universal satisfaction to all who Lave used
| them. .,.,,.. .. III. l., ,,...,
onld bear in mind that these Bitters are eiirt5 @
lions recommended for similar diseases. SO.
Sold y Druggists and Storekeepers every town aud village
' ~ J. WRIGHT 4 Co,
[ : Nns:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-03

NEW YORKER IN BoGOTA Mag
aZlne fer November contains an interesting
article, compiled from Holton's Twenty
Months in the Andes, which is in press and
will soon be published by the Harpers We
quote from it the following passage for the
special benefit Of whom 1t may concern:
"Near the falls (of Te9uendama, in Bogots,)
is an extensive quinine factory, under the
superintendence of Monsieur Louis Godin. q
French chemist, who, as our author was told,
was domiciled with lady from North Amer
lea, to whom, however, he could not DC legally
married, because she had, unfortunately, no
certificate Of baptism. Mr. Holtop found this
country woman of his TO be as black as q coal,
! very good specimen of q Dutch negress,
which she in fact was. She left the banks OF
the Hudson many years ago, when people
were talking about voting for General Jack
son and Mr. Van Buren She became q ser
want to a lady who was about TO travel In
Europe, in which capacity she visited Great
Britain, Germany and Russia. She is now a
Granadan lady, well-of in the world, with
white servantto wait upon her. In the United
States she bore the name Of Joanna jackson,
and her mother, she said, at the latest intelli-
gence-which, however, was thirteen years
old-was living at Haverstraw, on the Hudson
River. If she knew her to be still alive, the
good Joanna would gladly send her a few
hundred dollars. If that respectable colored
lady, or her friends, should see this notice, il
may be worth the trouble to communicate
with the quinine manufacturer Of Tequeu-
DANA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-03

The COMMANDER IN CHIEF AFLoAT The
fact that the President Of the United States
sailed short cruise in one Of our national
vessels will prove no mean incident in the pro-
fessional lives of the officers attached to the
irigate Wabash We understand he endeared
himself to all. He went aboard, and for a brief
period shook the dust of vexatious State cares
from off his feet The Commander-in-chie
was with his own officers and men II was
then that his brilliant social qualities charmed
and recOnciled all in the little world around
him to the proud duty of guarding their coun-
try's honor. 1t is said when President Pierce
left the vessel the parting was affecting, and
as his Excellency mounted on an elevation on
the quarter deck with the officers and crew
mustered around him, and spoke to them in a
neat and telling speech, wherein he taught the
relative duties of officers and men as one fam
lily, many an honest tear was shed. Cheer
after cheer from Jack as the President left the
vessel, gave President Pierce abundant evil
dence that he left friends behind -PennSyt-
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OFFICIAL.

1asAsuRI DsPARrMENf, May ss, 1855.
Notice Is hereby given to the holders Of the
stock issued pursuant to the act Of Congress Of
ma July, is4o, that such stock 10 redeemable by
Its terms, and will be paid at the Treasury on tie
surrender Of the certificates thereof, ON the 18th
OF November next, when interest thereon will
cease.
= This department viii continue to purchase such
"ook prior to said day OF redemption, and will
pay therefor the following premium, In addition
10 the Interest accrued to the day Of purchase,
with one days interest for the money to reach
The vendor:
On such stock received at the Treasury between
The lst day Of June and the 3lst day Of July, in
elusive, one-half Of one per cent on the amounts
'peciaed in the certificates;
On such stock received between the LIST ana 31st
days Of August, one-fourth Of one per cent;
And on such stock received after the 31st day Of
August, the interest accrued thereon, and one
days additional interest only, win be paid.
Certificates Of such stock transmitted under
this notice must be duly assigned to the United
States by the party entitled to receive the pur-
chase money; and when sent prior to the 1st July
the current half years interest NUT also be as.
signed blythe present stock kholder, otherwise such
interest will be payable as heretofore.
And notice is further given to holders OF Other
stocks OF the United States that this department
viii purchase the same between the 1st day Of
June and the LIST day Of December next, unless
the sum Of 81 500 OOOshall be previously obtained,
and will pay for the same, in addition to the In.
crest accrued from he day Of the last dividend
ofinterest, and one days additional interest for
the money to reach the vendor, the following rates
Of pre- emium:
On stock Of the loan Of lsaa, premium Of 10
per cent;
On stock Of the loans Of 1si7 and lsas premium
Of 16 per cent;
And on stock Issued under the act of 9th Sep.
sembeT, 1850, commonly called Texan Indemnity
stock, premium of per cent
Certificates transmitted und er this notice should
be duly assigned to the United States by the par.
y entitled to receive the money; and II sent ORE.
Vious to the LIST July, the current half years In.
terest must also be assigned by the present stock.
holder, otherwise the interest for the half year to
that day will be payable to him as heretofore.
Payment for all the foregoing stocks will be
made by drafts the assistant treasurers at Bos.
ton, New York, OF Philadelphia, as the parties
entitled to receive the money may direct.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
maS-dthsv Secretary Of the Treasury.
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RoBERr BURNS AND AYRsHIRE. It's "Eu-

ROBERT BURNS AND AYRSHIRE "Eu-
ropean Sketches" the Central Presbyterian,
Of the 1lth inst publishes a very pleasant
sketch Of visit TO Ayrshire, and TO Mrs
Begg, the only surviving sister Of Robert
Burns. She is described as little bright
eyed, quick moving old lady" She received
the visitors kindly, and said "I'm thinkin'
ye ken a great al about Robert in America,"
and added that she received more calls from
gentlemen from the States" than rom any
other part of the world. She showed the vis-
itors some letters of her brother, written ID
Lnld rou,d hand also an original portrait,
which She declared was q correct Likeness
Mrs Reg is the "Jenny" Of " The Cotter's
Saturday Night"
g, D., b,rl arsp comes gently to the door;
Isnny who kens the meaning or the same.
sr,s how a eebor lad came o'er the moor,
70 do some errands and convoy her hsme."
one of the visitors made allusion to the fact
that she was original of the picture. She
only laughed and answered "perhsps the less
d at is said about that the better"
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Sin q RS
Improved Sewing Machines,

Ee Wnle1 Wss granted the Highest Award of
the Paris Exhibition, tn sreby receiving
the Worlds Verdict Of Superiority.
rTNHE IMPROVEMENTS IN THIS MA
Il chine has simplifed them In many resnecfs
and they are capableof executing twice The amount
Of WORK they aid formerly In any given time
They are without question the only Machines Ca
pable OF sewing every variety Of goods perfect; a
Shirt bosom or heavy trace for harness can be
sewn 10y any Of these machines By q simple chnnos
of needle and thread In such a manner that he
closest scrutiny cannot detect fault.
Manufacturers, planters aad families will ana
them the only safe Machines to purchase, as thew
are built strong and durable, and not likely 10
get out Of order.
We have machines with gusges attached, for
ointing hats, cap-fronts, callers, &c.
SIR, Thread, Cotton, N sedles, 4 O., oonstal tlv
on hand, az the lowest rates
Persons desirous ofinformation reg ardinR Sew.
lag Machines will please address
1. NJ. SINGER & CO.,
los Baltimore street, Baltimore
n B.-We are prepared 10 exc ange these ma
ehines for oid machines Of any kind. Terms lib
sfal. Persons who have been inducedto purchase
Inferior machines under the preteXt Of being
sneap, viii and this a beneft indeed
mar 1e-H