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rndiananolia ELECTION.

At the election of Mayor and City Clerk, in
indianapolis on Saturday, the Republicans
elected their candidates by two hundred and
thirty majority.
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ar ExNSER,S

TR ECEIYED this morning by Adams Express new sup
ply Of lgdies and misses Lambs Wool Hose coIored
and white Md Gloves fleece lined Silk Gloves,
Expecting daily arrive additions
Dry Oooos winch VIC offer TeEds reduced
prices. Call il tgtEyeodv.
noV29 EC3EE. BRO. l. TREY
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OF The St. Nicholas, a beautiful new side
wheel boat destined for some Southern trade,
passed dowR on Sunday
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o. The sale of the Skelhorne place adver-
tised for to-morrow, by John Jngle, Jr., is for
the present postponed. Mr.. Ingle will hold
the land at private sale.
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OF There was twenty-four inches water
in the channel at Pittsburg on Saturday and
falling. Weather clear.
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OF The Olney Republican says that game
was never more abundant than at present, in
that region. Deer, wild turkeys and ducks
are brought to that market daily.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL

(erThe telegraph wires were not in order
in season last night to give us any reports.
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or A full train left at ITO yesterday, by
the E, & C. Railroad, for Indianapolis and the
East. Many of the passengers were from
Kentucky.
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81 The Banks at Nashville have thrown
out the bills of the East Bank of Tennessee.
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AUCIIONEERs, COMMISSION BIFRCHAATs,
and Real Estate Hsrckers,

and Real Estate Brokers,
EEAyING leased for term Of years and fitted ur the
old Court House, of Main and Third streets
receive sale auction private
sale all kinds and merchandise; household
furniture, horses, buRsies etc.. etc.
Cash advanc ma lie assignments when required.
Regular sales every tuesday Thursday and Saturday
Gin clock A. M Also Tuesday edn esday
and Friday lights. at early gaslight.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The Monday of every ponth. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Having provided ourselves with large Map OF the City OF
Evansville all the recent Enlsrgements and be-
Iievng will be for the interest of all have
the first Mo uday of Every month for the sale OF
auctiol All those wishing sell
hand their time the public due notice
The of those having Houses and Lets Lands
sale either public private SALE respectfully solicit
ted. jyI5 WOOLSEY & NELSON. AUet's.
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gEAs just received large stack Of WRl1E STATTAi
MARBLE OF superior quality 70 any that was ever u
brought to the Western county, selected BY himself
pressiy his trade and hopes by strict
tentfjn and the employ of none but sUPE
WoRKMES himself liberal share of put
lie patronage. sep5-u
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Chicago, August 70. 1855.

DR.. T. II. Cayanaugh. iPrasert
Dear Sir When arrived in this city few days
suffering intensely with the piles meutons 60 my
d'ti0n you asking a6vees You recommended
Pile Ssve saying IL wsui tried 1.-THE effect
immediate. and we'll. believe IL to be, as IL
in able remedy and cure for
that disease Piles, such md IL otheis
Yours, truly. JOHN W. HANSON, ST. Louis Mo.
BE5- Price 81 per Sox. Dr. T. H. cAyAHAUGH,
Sole Proprietor st. Louis. No.
]. PENNNGToN.
iyt6 -1vIkw KELLER. FARMS LEY 4 90.
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H'VEEs -
COMMISSION a FORNV ARDING ME1CHAA FE.
New Orleans.
IBERAL advances oonsignm ents to the above sd'
a Edress-rnadeby sep26-Iy BURTIS FLEMING. .
AxKEY LINIE-Iu iots to suit purchasers delivered
sepS s'' D'pO' - 0A-'A' GEO. FoRTER 4 co.
uUT:tPEs IIAI4-I6n reed per fattoat this day.
Nv Also 500 bbIs Grey Limo in store. Tor sale by
se63l ego. FOSTER d co.
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BUCHANAN. FREMONT. FILLMORE i
NEW ARRIVAL

WATCHES AND JEW ELRY.
STTE just receivsd stock OF Watches and
w Jcwery consisting Of all the different beau
al suyies in great variety Eastern prices
articis warranted rAprrse1tel would oa1f
special attention large Fine Silver
limiting and 2ne Watches which vsr~
low fgures. Alsc = IL Silver
Common 5Peeciz to suit 81 al ages The pr bie
erall 1ci rhz ladies
zha s1arizs e.t ~ 81. StITR3L 2 + 0ES..
I'm tese re- j ss-s2
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CHARLES BARNUM,

ESBFSH BALTIMORE OYSTERS reed daily by
IN Express a.. novlS q. II. COOK " SONS.
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n AMP OLA first article of winter strained
Lard Oil can be had at
nov1S HERsHBERGER & OABSoN's.
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And Not AIRY Pub nc,
once street, Crescent City Bank Building,
sepI5 'J6-Iy EVANSVILLE. IhDs
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ILLINoIs.--The official returns of all the
counties in the State, exhibit the following re-
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LOOK OU1

LOOK QUIZ
Removal OF y. MYERS,
Importer of Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
DEALER
Bourbon, Rye, Monongahela Reetifed Whisky
ERA AS removed from his old stand the of
Main and Water streets. where he invites his friends
ana customers to call. sepi5
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MpLAGKw0oD for Oesoberreceived bv
uB nev8 DoBELL & LISTER.
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y
FMNHE following Land offered sale
half section eight tS). continuing three
twenty The Southwest quarter uf see
containing hundred
And the south quarter Of section eighteen 1s)
hundred and au lying in
Township six south of eleven west, in Vandrhnrg
county Indiana.
The above been Surveyed aud marked cut In
will he sold in quantities to SUIT per
uasers ppiv 20 sep23 Q. NJ. g RIFFITH.
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he Undersigned has established meat shop Locust
L second door above the Sherwood House, where
ound at ali times she choicest secured the
services Of Nj h Mosley, experienced stock dealer
WAe VIII shor y surrled With
naerket ahcrds. ootI3-tE TM. ENRICH.
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NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE

dEANDsEs. loo boxes Star. oral and pressed summs
u Mould Tallow. for sale low 70 chose by
suul2 GEO. FOSTER & co.
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ST. CHARLES sGOTEL,


CIDER ESAEE: an MAHuFACTOHP. -,
TETE. undersgned wish call the attention OF III
w Wholesale Merchants Of Evansville and dealers
that manufacturing
ticia cider Vinegar. which VIII sell compel
with Cincinnati Pittsburgh prices Give rs call 70
trial is all ask. MERCER & GIL FnRb
y BThe manu- ry situated She Fouri
IN i Gan al streets Lamasco city. jYI-d4w ~
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EVANSVILLE AND CRAWFORDsVILLE r.. X
NANEslE I'D &EOCK EAOLUEiaEs-

NVE ANEI . II UNEA EEW
FINAL adjustmen of interest," at the rate OF
~ anhum has been made all the paid u stock
in this Company, to the LIST Sept ut Stoekholdsfs w
please Ill the Company, and recette their
certificates the BY order ths gosrd
Office of e. Z. r. r. Co. JOHN E. MARTIN.
oeti3-zmd&w Secretary.
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CnEsARrNEIsSaEss, = s.TICE.

FNHE rsgned have this DAY fored cOpartn crsh "
y under the styir ana firm " A. ] C0burn Co..
having taken the stock and stand ofthe firm of Colhurn
will assume the liabilities of the safe
C,tturn Her-h sione authorized sett
the hGsiness Of The same. ANDREW !. COLBCRN.
ys5-tf JONAS C0LBURN.
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yRdIlD3g P1Qo@9 g

1 FIJI 9@8 @DQ 4C9S
Tss kEt6eYls iatT@slble disease, eJ ecssg form
ecery stage,
CURED 81 EXTERNAL a APPLICATION ONLY
DR. EAT4AACtiBis PILE SAME
rILG fail giving iDnetiate relief end posi-
3 tiyey curing the RGd most obstinate
FeuorEbaius Piles. Ills the
ONLY INEALLIB BILE REMEDY KNOWN
nere elsewhere FIi is the result
patient study q investigation.
Piles have remedy st hand which vi
SFAAp E41f 4 - = OK TRIAL,
without fear failure It, Go all the Tr!so
claims DIRECTIONS aopsHy each hoX aud III
shat requisite richly observe the and cure AZ
tain to follow.
The proprietor reers following frof
gentlemen character and standing who have yoluhtaI
their certificates regard it's efficacy g.
tEeir Read them.
The Hon Richard Yates late member from tt
49, Jacksonville u. Nov 49, 1885. .
Thos II. nsughDearS ir 4 PREF aration GAYS
naughs Pile Slve. winch furnished. found o;
producing easy speedy DO not hest
RlDsbe remedy for TIE Piles
Respectfully RICHARD YATES.
ghe following, from Rev. q. BIsto. Is Sufficient
commend ation in itself
/ Jackson VILE NJ. December IS, 1884.
DR.. CAvauaughi conceive he euty the af
ficted make known the saEofs virtues and remedial
efficiency ''Pile Salye.s for several week
Esy afflicted that painful loathso disesss tbs
Piles After having exhausted patience in vaeious
prescriptions and Others receiving
benefit by the 81 Saive
friend. Hon, Richard Yates iadnecd to try #.
days, perfected an entire sure Respectful yonrs
| B. +. BRISTOE.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE
NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
III.

SNHE Fourth Annual Session of the above Institution will
a commence on Monday the LIST day of September 1896.
Young Men DESTROYS of thoroughly qualifying themselves
for respectfully invited the adYan pre-.
scented by tins School.
The instruction practical and embraces Double
Entry Book Keeping in all its branches, including
Accounts Currens, Sales Commercial Correspon
denee Penmanship and Mercantile Calculations.
A fell Course oflessons BIO completed from six
ten weeks. Time not limited. Students
any time For Catalogue giving full particulars address
q 4 Dri,,n
Daily American organ., 1856-04-12

The House, ON Friday, passed bid directing
the Secretary Of the Treasury 70 pay 70 John S.
Pendleton, for his fun compensation whilst en-
ployed as Minister of the United States special
mission to the Oriental Republic of Uruguay in
1852, the sum of $4,000, deductng therefrom any
amount which he may have heretofore received as
compensation for said services in said mission !;
and for like full compensation for his services in
the same character to the Republic Of Paraguay In
1853, $4,000, deducting therefrom any amount of
money he may have heretofore received as com
pensation for his services In sail mission to Para
quay.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-12
General webb and tAe Presiaency.

The New York Courier and Enquirer of yes
terdsy contains long letter from General
Webb, dated Washington, April 9th, setting
forth his opinions of Governor Seward, the
American party, and the Kansas question.
General Webb regards Governor Seward as
eminently conservative, and his late speech on
the affairs Of Kansas as the best platform that
can be adopted by the Republican Convention.
He predicts that the National Wings viii sup
port the nominee of the Republican Conven-
ton, and intimates that this nominee will be
in favor of the repeal or modification of the
naturalization laws.
With the Generals predictions" we have
no concern. He has never been remarkable
for his powers of vaticination. But he makes,
in his letter, an insinuation against the Amer
ican party, which is false, and which ought
not to go uncontradicted 1t is this-that the
American party is not content with the repeal
or modification of the existing naturalization
laws, but is desirous to withhold rights already
acquired, from naturalized citizens" This is
not directly charged by General Webb, but
artfully insinuated, in a manner that reflects
little credit upon him as an honorable oppo-
nent Of those whom he styles the " Fillmore
Americans" Why does he not make direct
charge to this effecte Why resort to an insin-
uation?
But whether made in the shape Of charge
or an insinuatioD, we pronounce it false, and
demand the authority on which it is based.
No authority for the insinuation can be pro-
duced, either in the proceedings Of the State
or National Councils Of the American party,
and he who makes it is unworthy of confidence.
The General proceeds to state that at an
early day" an entire repeal" or material mod
ifcation of the Naturalization laws" will be
effected, and that the only issue in the next
Presidential election will be Kansas or anti
Kansas"
When win this early day" come? If such
repeal be authorized by the present House OF
Representatives, is it probable that the Senate
and the President will sanction it2 General
Webb knows they win not How then can
his Republican" friends keep the question
from entering into the next Presidential eec-
tionp
The game of the Republicans" as devel-
oped by Gen. Webbs letter, is a very simple
one. But their chaff will deceive none but
those who swish to be deceived" The great
mass Of the American people are too intelligent
to be led blindfold into the camp of sectional
ism, merely for the purpose of aggrandizing
the most corrupt and unprincipled demagogues
that ever cursed free country.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-12

ATTEMPT AT HIGHWAY ROBBERY. About twelve
o'clock on Thursday night, while on his way to his
home, Mr.. Alexander Jameson, leader of the Or
chestra at the Holiday Street Theatre, was set
upon by two rufians in Hillen street, near Exeter
who knocked him down and bruised his head and
face considerably. Fortunately, when he fell he
got hold of brick with which he dealt one of
them good blow. A gentleman on the opposite
side Of the street the assault and went to his
assistance, when the assailants fed. Their object
was doubtless robbery, but they failed in its ac-
complishment,- Baltimore american
Daily American organ., 1856-04-12
DIED,

In this city, on the llth instant at o'clock, p. NJ,
OF brain fever, ADDIE s. SKIRVING, aged years
and ~ days, daughter of John and Fannie L. Skir-
wing.
In this city, on Friday morning, April 11th, Will
LIAM EWING HARRIS, son of the Rev. William
A. Harris, in the 7th year of his age.
In this city, on Thursday evening, April 10th, In
the 32d year Of his age, ARTHUR LUNf.
sDr His friends and 'acquaintances are requested
TO attend his funeral tomorrow Sunday evening at
two o'clock, from the residence of Mrs Randall ON
ID, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
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tE The Ladies' on the sixth PreshYteria,

~ The Ladies of the Sixth Presbyterian
Church REV Mr.. Noble's) contemplate holding
Fair in the basement of their edice corner of Mary
day evening, the 14th of April They will offer for
sale variety of useful and fancy articles the pro-
ceeds of which sales they devote to the extingush
ment of portion of the debt hanging oversize edHce
in which they delight assemble themselves together
to worship Almighty God, and which they desire to
see freed yserly and entirely, from the incubus Of
debt 1 an 0--eo3t
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s1s,7oO,OOo

FRAUD IN rHK ALBANY ELEcrioS,--The Albany
papers charge that gross frauds were committed in
the Seventh and Eighth wards at th5 late election
for Mayor. These frauds, when investigated, may
decide the election in favor Of the American can
didate.
We learn from the Statesman that the American
vote has increased 200 since last November,
Daily American organ., 1856-04-12
The American Party in Louisiana.
Correspondence of the N. Y. Express. I

New ORLEANS April 3.
cannot refrain from giving you some idea of
the effect the Presidential nomination of the Amer
rcan party has upon the people Of Southern Lou
isiana
The effect is like the.news Of great victory
everywhere is great rejoicing; so great that the
thunder OF the enemy is subdued, and their moan ;
ings added to the sounds of victory for such it is
regarded by friend and foe.
The enemies of the American party, before so
loud in their denuncations, are now hushed or,
in the words of a fine old French gentleman, they
say not anything"
have travelled through the whole of Southern
Louisiana during the last month, and everywhere
IL is the same cry-Fillmore and Donelson.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-12

HEsRY CLAy's 'sBIRTHDAY.--The birthday of Hen
y Clay win be celebrated to-day, at the slsshes Of
Hanover, by the Inauguration Of the new town of
Ashland. large company win be present from
Richmond, and other towns of Virginia The Hon.
John NJ. Bolts will deliver the oration
Daily American organ., 1856-04-12
WILLIAM T. SMITHSON,
Banker and Dealer in Land Warrants an,
Exchanges.

HNHE prevailing opinion seems now to be that
- Land Warrants will advance in price. My
views, as heretofore published, respecting speedy
reaction and advance in rates, about to be fully
realized. The dealers generally manifest good deal
ofcondence and buying freely to-day at advanced
rates Much further advance may be anticipated in
a very short time. Distant deale s should now send
their Warrants to market with limit
Prices are much better in Washington than in any
of the Northern cities. This is the market for Land
Warrants.
All persons who may think proper to intrust their
Warrants with me may rely upon receiving the high
by check on any city that may be designated
ap 12-lt WILLIAM T. SMITHSON
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The Roman Catholic seminaries in Montreal and
Quebec are richly endowed, and the grants of the
former consist of more than a thousand square
miles of land with property in the city of immense
value; in Montreal alone the income exceeds S4o,-
600 per wear . .4# f#aa a#. 5 r.H#.r.s.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-12

ALBANY CoUsTY, NEw YoRK--The Americans
have elected majority of the Supervisors in Alba
ny county. The Democrats and Republicans were
united in nearly all the towns, but to no purpose
Sam was mighty and did prevail a
Daily American organ., 1856-04-12

Ship building is carried on at Quebec to large
extent. In the year 1853 forty.eight ships were
built, with q tonnage of $4,000 tons, valued at
$2,000,000 Some Of these ships have made re-
markably short passages. Among them were the
Boomerang, in the Australian trade the Shooting
Star, of 800 tons, and the Arthur the Great, Of
600 tong
Daily American organ., 1856-04-12

CLERIcAL IsrxRrEREScE.--The Crusader states
that Bishop Bayly is soon to preach at 81. Mary's
Onurch, at Elizabeth, New Jersey. The object Of
TINS extraordinary diocesan visit Il says is TO set
tie u possible, the Misunderstanding existing be-
tween the parish priest his sexton, or partner.
and large part Of the congregation, who, although
Roman Catholics, refuse to acknowledge any cleri-
cal interference in the temporal affairs Of the
church, -
Daily American organ., 1856-04-12

Hon. Solon Borland has retired from the Arkan.
sas Gazette in consequence Of the pressure of pri
yate business
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mARRIED,

In st. Johns Church, Georgetown, ID. c., on the
10th instant, by the Rev. I. G. Dashiell, Of West
moreland county, Virginia, DIR. +. ). BARBARIN
70 REBECCA NJ, eldest daughter Of Anthony Hyde,
all Of Georgetown.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-12

NoARArIoss.--The Republicans" of Philadel-
phia have nominated for Mayor, W. b. Thomas !;
City Solicitor, W. s. Pierce, Comptroller, Lewis
S. Hernia Receiver Of Texas, George Simpson !;
Commissioner, ]. N. Hackey. EB
Daily American organ., 1856-04-12

The AoUEDucr. a party Of sixty members of
Congress visited the Great Falls of the Potomac
to-day, with Captain Meigs, Chief Engineer of the
Washington Aqueduct. @ Ea
Daily American organ., 1856-04-12

SALE-A sale was made Thursday of half Of
Sunny Side farm, residence of Z. b. Powell,
ESQ.,, near the Washington and Alexandria turn
pike, containing about one hundred acres, to Mr.
A. e. Addison, for S73 per acre.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-12
HEALTH REGULATIONS.

a Cry HALL. March IL, 1855.
a IT a meeting of the Board of Health.
IA held on Saturday, 18th instant the following
resolution was unanimously adopted and ordered to
be published
Resoloed, That the Board Of Health DEEM and DE
CLARE the following to constitute nuisances:
Dead carcases, dead fish and offals of fish, heaps
Of oyster shells. rL H
Offas from butchers stalls, saughter-houses, or
tan-yards. Ee#4 aH
shgnant water in ponds, marshes, sewers, or
cellars F
Foul stables foul cow houses, cowpens foul privies
and hogstyes. sl4 Ills
Decaying vegetables and fruits of every descrip-
ton, whether entire or those portions thereof not
used as food which may be thrown out.t
All ashes, rubbish shavings, or refuse substances
of any trade, occupation, or business g
Filth, stable manure, soapsuds, drainage from dye
houses and soap factories
Horses going a. large with glanders, farcy or any
other contagious disease. a& a tt'f
Houses or buildings in state of dilapidation or
decay endangering the lives property Of those in
the vicinity.
A. Med. DAVIS,
Secretary Board of Health
~ The attention of the public is par
ticularly asked to the above Declaration" and all
good citizens hereby called upon by every con-
sderation of comfort interest and public and private
security to aid in carrying out all the provisions of
A. Med DAVIS.
Commissioner of Health.
mar 1s-eost&wlm
- FOR SALE, a two-story brick House
Vu and Store, containing thirteen rooms situated
on hing, between fayette and Henry streets Alexan-
dris, Virginia.
Also, for sale, or exchange for country property.
number OF other houses and lots, situated in Alex
andria, Virginia.
For terms apply to H. o. cLAUGHToN.
Alexandria, Virginia,
Vr DIR. l.. LLOYD,
Iep l4-2awh Washington City, ID. @.
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NEW SPRING GOODS FOR GENTLE
MEN.

- J.STEER, Merchant Tailor, No. 1873
- Seventh street between and streets has
received his new Spring Goods, and has now the
pleasure TO 10 bis customers and the public
that his stock is very complete Gentlemen who wish
choice styles invited 10 call early, with the
rance that the most elegant and desirable goods will
be shown them. The stock embraces, usual, new
and elegant Furnishing Goods for gentlemen.
ap 12--eo2wif
Daily American organ., 1856-04-12

tE The Union Benevolent and Employ
ment Society offer for sae at their store on Seventh
street. variety of useful articles suited to the re-
qurements of the season, ut reduced prices The
their operations for the present would respectfully
invite public attention to the sale of these articles
which will be open for inspection until the last Mon
day in April. If not all disposed of at that time the
assured that the disnteresed amoners of the public
bounty will receive the patronage of their friends on
this OCCASION their object being to qudate all claims
that remain against the Board OF Managers before
closing the present term "Material aid" in the sale
of their articles will be most gratefully appreciated
by the Ladies of this Society. tai
ut +. b. MILLS,
ap leo s-s .@. u# {H5syta Directress
Daily American organ., 1856-04-12

CANADIAN BANKs.-For a period Of nineteen
years there has not been single bank failure -
The capitals of the principal banks in Lower Cana
da are thus stated