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TINE UTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
aoF HEw YORK.
Net Accumulated Cash Fund,
0,O1s,1T6,
All the profits divided among the Insured
FRED. 8. WINSTON, Prest.
ISAAC ABBOTT. Ser'y.
CHAS. GILL, .ktwaty.
wGsoses A. P,xs, duly authorized,
Agent TOT Baton Rouge. ap. 10y.
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CHARLES RUSTON,
ACEHMtrutNC, AND WA(3t1ON

DLACKSMtTHtNG AND WAGUON-
ID MAKING. p1puaus u1Exu
made and repaired, BUG Il
GlES. and ether repairs
done At the shortest ,,otice. Horse ehosins
done with the greatest rare and despatch
nFAll work dcne by him shalt te equal
to that done at any other establishment in
thu Santh.
Wagons aud Cart. always On ham,
for salc shop on Africa Street. near v.
Heude's Dry Good Store. iany7-y.
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FAlRBANks 1 WILSON,

FAlR6Ailk0 1 WILSON,
House, Sign 4 Ofn amsntai Paintsfs,
Third Street, two dccrs North Of the Post Once,
1fAvtNa permanently ,crAt.d IN Baton Refuge,
ii w would respectfully sc,icst N share ~ the
pabilc patronage. Being practicable wcrhmen, ~
are 10 wort IN the Nscst feascnabi. terms ana IN
the best style
ALSO, training, Marbins, Chasing and Paper
hanging heatts executed.
- Plantation work solicited and prcuptiy
attended to, decio-y.
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=. FAR, N. =. Dentist.

HAVING jaaA sstasaed trom -
III the North. with The u. v
test improvements and The AIIJ ~
shest OF materials fos mecl.a aMieal Dentistsy,
,is prepared = render better snd cheaper
work than ever. ....s.
ZOMce It NtsnsiAaaes, near the Har.
sney Ncuss. 4ee23.y.
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Wooden Ware
A xE, Hatehet,, Tile, Anger and Chisel
II Handles, Clcthe Line Reels, Horse
and White Wash Brushes, Paint Brushes
and Sash Tools. for sale by o
D. c. MONTAN, Church u.
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Q DRESS GOOhS AT
nEDUGHD Pnft O
'1'HF. uBSCRtBrR now offers his en-
l tire Stock. Printed Mu.lin.. Jackoaets,
Orgsndies, eatreses and other Spring Dress
Goods at very low prices. the public are
invited to give him call before purchss-
lns elsewhere. .
may W. d. PHILLIPS.
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TueT RECErvEDi!--
j Uovernor Rope. Cotton do. Metnniller
do. Kentucky Packing Yarn; Oskum |;
Bfocrns Buckets. y. G. MONTAN.
oct.i4. o2e CHURCH street
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1rlv1 Ar OLD BOURBON
a lev more gallons Of the ssms kind
An hand and for sale bv
;au2S n. Y. Tos,ss,cs 4 Go.
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COMPLETE setts Bell Hangings
" Pearl Handled ana Corn House. Dslis Grim.
scn and Flcwered Tea Bells Cow, sheep and
hss~e, wrought and cast bsil, st D. o. M0sTAs
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Inst received from ~. Louis.
BACON, Clear Sides and Shoulders.
ID auosroee snA Extra ". LOUIS FLOUR
nOKN. fc. FOR sals iow fer CAss, by
n. Y. TOMLlNeON Co.
july6.y. Cor. Ooevsmsson 49, 1h'se ~.
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Dwehlev's P1OWghs.
THE undersigned agent will receive o.
i ders fos BuckIsy's sugar and eotto
plough. d. G. MONTAN.
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CTNAW MATTlNa.-1wenty
~ ave pieces a-4 Straw Mating 10 ar
rive this week and for sale bo
ljan.leI w. d. PHILLIPS.
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IVlN WARE.--Ws havs now In store I
i large assortment Of Tin Wsre ofeves,
descr;ption which We offer at very Sedt,css
nr;ces LARCUtER !. 1.ANOUE.
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T0 Op0Ftn0M.
A FEW dos. best English, Stub Twist
N De.sbie and Single nesrsl ehst 6sDs. -.
rciled LINED And Central tlfe 0stsj wsd Os1.
hrs; Gun Tsbes, and every thina che Oenheeted
In that line, ~ bAkUU1Ek LANOUk.
jan.17-y. Cev. Lafayette I'M 0lsSlAA ~.
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More .V0t4s.
tNn KEGS Of La. Belle Nails lor sAl
lVU low at d. Z. MONTAN'S.
u. Opposite the Assney HOUSE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-17
WIG MEETING IN PRINCE GEORGE

At meeting Of portion of the Wings OF the county OF
Prince George held at the Courthouse thereof Oh Thurs
lay, the 18th day OF June 1856. On motion, Col. vii
hanson Simmons called To the Chair and John A. j
Heath requested TO : Secretary
The Chairman explained the object of the Meeting, az
ter which Henry w Harrison offered the following which
unanimously adopted;
Whereas 1t ma. been suggested that convention OF
the Wing party should be held in the city of Richmond
the 10th OF July next therefore,
Resolved, That cordially approve the propriety OF
holding such convention and authorize the Chairman to
appoint ~ delegates thereto.
Whereupon the following were appointed-J'B Bland
John Avery. DIR 4 Bryant Peter c Marks, Vim Bry ant
Epes, Is Cooke, II W Harrison, W L Bland Epe.
WIN Bowdrn, j \ brks, VIM McCann, II T BRYANT
r Hobbs, Z Hobbs, Wills, f. Gee Wan Shackelfor,
Batter, Il Gee, J Mccain, VIM Bowden Vim L
Taylor, j W Temple, K Lee, Marks. Warren, Wn
Smith Smith, J Brockwell, Temple Leroy Newell
VIM Smith, Il Heath, T Adams, Dr. Broadnsx VIM I
+ Bird, John Moore Jos Shangles
Ordered that the proceedings OF this meeting be pub
lshed i'll tile Petersburg Intehgencer, and Richmon,
Wing requested To copy
On o'ion the Chairman and Secretary were added L
the list OF Delegates
And then the meeting adjourned.
WILLIAMSON SIMMONS Chairman
j. A. j. HEATH, Secretary
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-17
Old Hickory on old Buck

The Washington correspondent Of the New York
Evening Post makes the following statement which
he says can be proved by unquestionabc evidence.
IL shows clearly enough the opinion entertained Of
Buchanan by the great hero aud slatcsnan-tLc
great idol Of the Democracy. Old Buck is "aa uHre-
liable man says Gen. jackson And 80 said Mr..
Clay IL recollection serves But here is the pa
ragraph from the Posts correspondent.
"On the night before leaving Nashville TO occupy th,
White House, NJ Polk Ia company With Gen. Robert
Armstrong, called At the Hermitage to procure som,
advice irOm the old hero the selection VI hs cabinet
jackson strongly urged the President eloc 10 give no
place m IL Buchanan be could not be relied upon
IL - happened that Polk had already determined IN
makc that very appointment having probably offered
che situation - the statesman Of Pennsylvania Thi.
fact induced Cen Armstrong subsequently to tell Jack son
that be- hal given Polk rather hard ruh - Buchanan
had aeaii hccu selected for Secretary Of State ~ can't
help IT, said the Old man. 4 et my duty 70 warm him
sgaind NJ buchanan, whether IL agreeable or not
NJ POlk will find buchanan unreliable man ! know
him ~cll aud NJ Polk s vet admit the CORRECTNESS o
my prediction
IL The last visit made bv W. Puk o. the old
hero when this unavaihng rcmustfancc was delivered
but che President long before the end OF hs admin
stradon had % sckuos edge ~ propuety anI
justice aud In the dairy Kept by him during that pcro
may sh be read most emphatic declaration Of hi di
trust Of Mr. Buchanan Every one saaarr Of tao marked
Instances Which SECRETARY Of State the latter failed
90 support the policy ~ tho administration VIZ on ~,
question Of the tariff u 1896 aud the fcqusuo Of th,
regiments voted by Congress Tor the Mexican war
On both ~ these he known be opposed
90 the wi.hes Of NJ. Polk.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-17

CALIFORNIA IrENs.-The American State Council have
endorsed the Kansas bill with the nomination OF Fillmore
and DOncson, and abolished secrecy
An Indian has broken out IN Tulare county which
threatens to be very troublesome Arms and anmunitiou
have been despatched IRON the State arsenal TO arm yo
unteers. Several skirnshes have taken place in which
number Of indians have been killed
Charles Daggert was killed and b. S Taber wounded
in san FHnsscO 10y the Premature discharge of cannon
on the 9th, at the Turl-Verein celebration
Consul Dillon has received the appointen of Con.u
General near ST Domingo, Cuba, Nicaragua and the
Islands OF the Gull 70 reside Hayti He will be- sue.
ceeded at San Francisco by " Gauhet conso at Snga
pore.
Judge Murray, OF the State Supreme Court has been
hncd $50 at Sacramento for Gaming a citizen.
The notorious Chris Lilly aud Tom oughetty had a
street fight in san Francisco the 18th u No damage
done.
The commercial adyces from San Francisco report re-
newa of speculation in breastu and an advance I'm ri
ces The speculation Is based the wants OF Austrsn
Tor which there wasa large export demand The pros.
poets OF th'ycars grain harvest in California also were
not so good, ard had an influence the spcculn ton
The failure OF Mcssrs. Argent Cavalier Co. appears
70 have produced but little effect the public mind Their
Liabilities were small, and it is said mostly held abroad
Attachments we're sued out 10 the extent OF some f5O 900
There have also been few mercantile failures reported
principally ia the dry goods line.
The mines in California appear be increasing in pro-
dncvene--, but scarcity Of labor is complained Of
Water plenty.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-17
ARRIVAL OF DR.. sTRINGFELLOw-IIIS VIEWS
or AFFAIRS IN KANSAS-DESPATCHES PROM
MR. DALLAS -''"'

WAsniNG1oN, June l4.-Dr Stringieilow arrived here
to-day direct from Kansas. Ie says the reports from
there are greatly exaggerated that before he left the
ree state men, who were the principal agitators were
leaving in large numbers aud tia, peace and ouic oulJ
very soon be restored lie says further that there had
been some disturbances IN which few persons had been
kcd, but that the reports OF fierce conflicts in which
large parties we're engaged each side we're utterly I'M
True lie comes here on business and will remain but
short time lie called on the President and narrated In
MN The existing state Of things there Dr. Snngieow il
o. opinion mat they vi" settle their difficulties provided
they keep out The outsiders Nho the moment tbcv
come into the Territory invariably create an excitement
The Official dispatches received to-day from Mr. Dallas
are uulmpoitant and smack not NJ wsr The outside
neNs, however has alarmed w. marcy who complained
us evening OF the administration Diminishing Mr. Cranp.
Ton over h' head He says he cnblcs for the conse.
quences.
'usge Douglas returned this afternoon Washing ton
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-17
J. A. J. HrATn, Secretary.

M,ssrS. Editors:-I am happy that an effort /.
being made to Tj"rendfe the old Wing party Though
"hm"W NotHg," by mistake, and the first made in Rich
mOud, finding that organization the thing hay,
long since iciped my hands of It.
thank you Tor your efforts to induce meeting of tn,
old Wing party. 1t is the only Democratic homes
party that existed in this State, Mr.. Wise being
Judge, land that is nothing) The Democratic party al
Cincinnati was Abolition party in my Judgment -
Please refer TO the files Of Washington papers in 1924 and
- aud what Mr.. Clay said Of James Buchanan and
George kemer Ii lac did not prove them both to be H..
and calumniatOrs then read plain English
Yet there is much effort made induce you and TO vote
for such man, Who ia the last few months has been de-
uounccd 10y British minister relating 10 his govern
meat pirate conversation agreed by Cnren-
don, the opinion Of the British government in relation
to las beeve) the ChytOI-Buwer treaty The truth
H. Buchanan is old fogy, Fcierdlist and Freesoer
He OF course, all the demands OF the D,,aeera-
cy, but not a Southern Wing or SIMON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-17
DOUBT AT AN END.

Tux Decision ruE PSorLE.-li is one OF the noblcs
charactcristics OF that the people think and iug
Tor themselves The mental training received our Com
mon schools and Free Academies, Nc them for this task
They taught To inve.gate to anayze to TAX, uohnr
Tor granted an they have tested and proved tho truth
Hence the voice Of the people," is not the voice
"od opportunities inallbility more nearly than All,
opinion limited To n single class possibly can.
Apply this rule to tile remedies external and inter
nal naaucs introduced In all parts Of the Globe by Profess
sor Holloway and what Is the result For every one hu
man oemS VINO places confidence in any other medicine
at last one hundred rely implicitly upon Pill. and Oint
ment aud prove the faith that is in them by using the,
remedies TO the exclusion OF all others Look at another
significant Fact Among the class OF medical
fortunately Tor mankind diminishing every day who den,
the efficacy OF Holoways preparations scarcely any two
agree. The prescription oil each practitioner differs n,
widely from that OF his neighbour IL does from Hollow
avs Submit any case, ordinary or extraordinary to
hundred soealled regular physicians aud you will hsv,
as much confusion topnons there Of Ba
bel Doctor Dcpletus will recommend blistering bleeding
sudorhcs and blankets Doctor Bracerup will
qunine and elcs and throw tho doors and windows omen
The patients perpexcd in the eItremc-or rather pepex
ed between two eItremes-w perhaps try BOTH or pos
siby adopt the idea that Involving such contra
detions cannot be worthy cry, with Mercutio plague
o both your houses, am spep."
Certainly when find that half of the adult popu,
ton of the known world have used and approved Hol.
oways medicines, and that the remainder are subjected
TO hundreds of modes Of opposite to each
other that two of them by any possibility right
fairly conclude that the verdict Of tn.
half OF mankind is and true.
The time has passed TO return when the dctum
of theorists could outweigh ncontrovertibe facts II
thousands OF iuvads who have exhausted the matcria
medica and consulted the lights OF all the Medical School.
in vain recovered BY the aid OF Holoway remedies they
must necessarily take precedence all others They have
done wherever they have been introduced They arc
not the pet medicines OF clique, class or single
community Mankind their patron the choie haStabl
globe the theatre of their trumphs-N Y Sat Erening
Courier.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-17
THE WRECK OF THE SHIP pAtGAS

HALIFAX, June II, 1856 The ship Pallas Capt Spill.
lane from Cork Quebec with one hundred aud twenty
passengers sighted the Coast ofCape Breton on the morn.
ing Of the 3Uh Of May. L. the afternoon il was discov-
cred that the cOmpas>es varied from another aud the
Of the yes, then SNAPPED between Cape North
aud ~. Pauls. At 10 T. NJ she struck on the breakers
at St Pauls aud bigcd the washing over her. The
passengers became pauic-stckeu and rushed into the
boats, which sunk almost Immediately. Scventytwo per.
thus drowned IN the morning the Supernten-
dent Of the Island OIL boats aud rescued the remain.
ing passenger vessel had left sydney 10 convey them
20 Quebec. The slip Is a totalloss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-17
Wing Convention

The Wings in many counties are responding to
the suggestion for State Convention in this city, on
the 10th of next month, with considerable prompti-
tude and zeal. We publish to-day the proceedings
of the Wings of Prince George. Let the ball be kept
in motion. With little activity on the part of our
friends in the various counties and corporations we
can get up large and enthusiastic gathering. We
want to see such an one. We want to see an old
fashioned Wing Convention Shall We
not have it: The material for it is abundant Ii
will become more So We beg you, then, to hold
meetings and appoint delegates without delay.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-17
VAL



lion ~ COUNTY, PoR LE-wshnE change
vMS business and enable % all liabilities,
the auction on the 29h day Of July that
VALUABLE TRACT oP LAND" where live at the Mouth Of
SOrth River, In Rockbdgc county, Va.
This "Fdrner's Home" equal In value TO
Of the IN the The land very productive and In
psrfor ddranfOes-bslpE junction
James River and having w. Immediately the bank o. the
Rverwhere Canal boats to the doora Large Store and
Lumbrr House.
IL in wealthy agreeable neghborhood you'd
admirable location country Physician Tavern Keeper
cnt produce and vegetable
cheap transportation, by Canal TO and from the
travellers leave the place after early breakfast and
/ n Richmond the evening
The buildings nearly good There
tenement. upon place dwelling live
There about ~ the tract and
/ ~ Acres ofthem ofthe best River Bottom.
and place, will cell another tract ofabout 600
James River, miles beoN the other
this there excellent dwelling house, smoke
Kitchen and would make admirable GUNNER NOUN
/ TAIN RFTRFAT
I Is very valuable quantity Of mod and iHnber upon IT.
Mills only ~ miles, BY Canal from
LyncLburg where demand aud sometlmes
ands kfgh price viii also the use sell several
| very likely and VALUABLE SLAVES
ki.o quantity Com. crop Wheat I'll The stock tho
farm via Horses " ~ head NJ Cattle. Joke o.
number 81 Hogs WAgns tone nearly new good Bug
nd hand Carriage and Harncss seJ new
Iuuseod Kitchen Furniture and variety of other articles
ill also sell canal huati Y T. which l. NEARLY and
good condition. together with horses and m her stock snd fur
nurr and american" and Der furniture alec baeauS
(boatmsn) ...a...,
fourth dosn, The balance euual payments on
o. years, added For the slaves months credit
added FOR al the property t1o,C months credit
under the approved security viii be
qnrcd the credits and Tie title 10 the land Shsd untths pur
chase money paid For Information address the subscriber Al
jeisgsG r. ECHoLs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-17
TIE PEOPLES THEATRE

CISciSSATI, June l4.-The Peoples Theatre DESTROYED
by fire yesterday in it, interior ratneI
behind the age, and it designed remodel it soon
Among the theatrical pesonages who are heavy losers
Mes-rs. George Wood the manager f. l.. Titton, the
stage manager and Miss Eliza Logan, the Western Star
These persons lost all their wardrobes &C.
At the time the fire occurred preparations we're being made
for the performance Of 'Se Defence" and the ,Rent
Day., for the benefit Of Mr.. j. b. Tozc which was to TAX
place IT, the evening.
Among the adjoining houses destroyed Brookman-
coffee house three stores aud several dwellings Total
loss 100000 Insurance 1000. Mr.. Wood tho manager
sustained loss Of 3. 600, and bad no insurance.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-17

NEw YoRE June I5.-Ad,iccs from J,cmeI <, m.
mngocpor that severe inundadon bad occurred there
IN consequence of heavy rains MANY houses were de-
sroyed"h large quantity Of coffee and several persons
we're dOWned Trees were uprooied cattle washed away
and msny Of the inhabitants rendered dcdue Tho ros,
were also washed sway, and travel generally suspended
serious apprhcnsun- enicr,ined that the disastor
had extended over the whole leland
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-17

In notice day two ago OF the several watering
places situated the line OF the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad, inadvertently omitted mention Coiners
sulphur Springs in Roanoke county forty or fifty
miles above Lynchburg.
These Springs well and fivorably known-the wa
ter being OF excellent quality, resembling closely that
of ths White in Greenbrier county The accommodations
this place also very good the buildings being
ly aud quite commodious.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-17
pUNNsvILLE FEMALE ACADEMY

The Young ladies' OF this Institution celebrated the re
arQ oil Spring with Queen OF May festival the 2pth
There Was evident improvement In their minds.
livery thing Tor the occasion appropriately cho-
sen Every actress in ne performance seemed we'll suited
TO The part allotted them, the part best suited TO their
performance. The Queen regued with uniegned mod
esy, aud received the honor of her aoras with much Of
becoming dignity At the request OF the Prophecies NJ
Lews H. Garrett delivered address the students
sncn was received with great satisfaction a. being like
ly TO instll lite in their minds The Young ladies
were assured that theirs uninpottsnt position
that much OF social happiness and general good depended
on them. This Institution under the control aud sole
management OF Miss A Csuhorn is in prosperous
condition She Is qualified IN every particular To- rrin
the minds and morals of tho-e ntrused carr and
guardianship. We feel assured that If ability real aud
constant attention, with pons interest IN all III avail
students succeed J.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-17

FRoN AusrRatiA--Wc hayc advic,s
March, eight days latter than Ihe news to the 10th Of
u England received by way n
The miners reported 10 he 8,
One man tits stated took out u ing good business
named Ophir degng. 900 a. Three weeks nj place
tho precious meta, gold was nce, " pennyweighis of
Flour vas worth fla NJ quoted Al e3 I6sacs 6s cd.
ond quality, llarfS c. '"n Tor hst and f27 for sec
traa. ''' was sun giving concerts in Aus
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-17

ST Lorf', june IA letter dated N. s,l Inc, from
Lawrence y credit. the report II the hanging u Gov
"'"hson Who h ~ Lccampon gnsred by United States
r"Op' To- ihr battle which occurred ~ Franklin w,
pr"~1Vefy men were killed. and IN the battle N Palm
Eve oflo ptn-vcry party we're killed and several, -
ded. Three Tree soldiers were wounded II iav "onI
tlmt tie uails were searched A. Franklin r. cporte
mat y ". barnard bad been Killed proves tot - repo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-17
COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL,
skcRErARYs oYYic. BOARD or TRADE.

wu,s. jan. is 1851
skcRsrARYs orFicg BOARD or TRADE.
TSs;s, s A ~ IN !: m sSsIiS :; Sss
s. Ia.,as (BoO'. corner, UnsDk sssans
Tue rss.d Of the Charges. As -
be presented particularly repre-
tis-h wN Il TsAAcs, Secretary.
We have frequently urged tho Importance of sus.
tanning Board Of Trade unnecessary to do more
on this OCCASION than give prominent, lner-ou the
tes. aud direct hs other, tse,o
We earnestly that the meeting attended. tt.
Boars expiring jus. bot stand.
In need Of general part
aud By their neseusabie apathy iapEu.h
die al this crisis Of Its existence despair Of getting up
similar organization until h. generation has passed ws
then to the merchants Manufacturers etc. Of Rhnood eoe
ths rescue and prov. you-svv.
the eity-aye, In your esra ~elfarei
The New York papers OF Saturday give very cheering
reports OF the markt city The Courier Enquirer
says;
During the to-day not
exhibited sign. Of animation. although has seOe
specie Of c hanks. has not reached the pre,s,
standard speculation hs. sseoms at stand while the
.ss; isr ssIns stock. prsen, heavy decline We at,
.,.ld position Of our political relation, Ksand,
,ss,n both eSsn,,s. r,s.p % aud Why the
highly prosperous a, he close more sSaSs..
manifested While the demand continues very limited
The Express has the following:
Money abundsn appearance, likely to remain 40 for
Tns n@s; The for.sn 9.sS.ns .hoasn up to the .pssy
metals Although weather will upon Us. aud IL
should NOT be .nr,r.ei 10 see an .n ,r ~ % uu ys' se
tive take place Of July Our money
market day crossing easier there plethora money
h.S % s :, a. pSs =. pc, CENT several neso,aon.
Jovnv.rl, - - ~ WI N-'' i"' '~'s' eis ~nans
The Commercial Advertiser says
Money Ia. .r,n .bpnd.n, .nrn,, dny,r. ~. ., ~,
,,.rl :, -, On 80. 4. - ~, ne Tue
s,.,s,,~ na,e oe. uAh.aehoh.
s.n IYr nm. h.y. - S,s paps 70 a, sven per
ln.. i,ns a.. ~. IN ,heh specie
while the California .,.sa.r sas - h.ns ~, =, IN
an,onn,Ipy s, - spsc
too iais 10 hays much ct In an. .i.nt ~ ~,
up to-d,y enrral bl,,n,., Min. 20 FL H. r,
weather and &c mus. mo-, ,.,ss nsb .,,s, w. y, .nr
n. early fal ttad. shall .rt in ~ e'S !" uAas uhh
IN. L.. g -,
luz ""''ces "Vw anroah are extremely favorable
a.. - -"1 '"e "eeine m