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Tnh WOUNDED BY THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
con f. N-Ihe two childIeo Of NJ Roberts, OF Albany
Nh VI badly scaieeo and Otherwise 1sfgured by ,6s
= p.nt near this city tie 9th ult we'd 10
\ Of, H. me On SstuJday 9h tSst. Mrs Blanchard OF
bjespc has far TO permit OF her removal
~ kp I'a Hotel Miss Gardner has almost entirely 70.
.oyu.d Mr. Pond has been suffering for some days paa,
a. we're attack o. etysptlas In the head bu. Is now
c,jf l. ard will probsD be soe 10 ssv som Mr..
end gs blanchard sro Miss Ca diner AL the re-
aiIirr les here Of those injured by the coj,oo on
Fhe olh4t II VIII b. wo.ks before Mrs Bsnch.rd
~ al PopglteeDsie Telegraph, 70 10.
s7rAl BOATS ON TIE HuDsoN.-T The improvements
ri ,Fc tsttner Issac EewtD been much dc ayec
~, HE - eestive ID 81 The past Eve weeks hat sne
a., 4 bs able to take her place the river bsforc the
~ al Nav Her place viii be tBpped by the Francis
tS,sI. Two new boilers being put nto the sseamer
Rrit.,bceter The Sk5cy and knickerbocker will run
IN the lie, ct ants hneIoughAepsie Telegraph Fb. 10.
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NOTICES Of NEW PUBLICATIONS.
DDeks Received Daring tAe Week, Ending
Feb. ~.

Heb. n.
kives Of American Merchants, by Freeman
Hunt, A. M..............:-..... :....... i'oi'
Ae Hon. Amelia Murray's Letters from the
sncnas,a' S' cans.tutional Text Book 49,. 1vol.
WI A'o .-...,............. 4yols.
usnsa.sn Irs,,th. Tale OF Southern Life lvol.
~ 80 rnnter: Tale Of Early Times. SO. 1vol.
M ISa,e Orphans. by DIR. Peacocke. lvol.
I..I.. ,,se al Modern Rome. ............. lvol.
1.sa piupters, Feast by Capt. Wayne Read. lvol.
Home by Anne Leland. ................ lvol.
pre- Adventures OF My Cousin Smooth. lvol.
Wells Familiar Science. 49,. ........... lvol.
tvrues Pocketbook for Railroad and Civil
Engineers
Rachel GRAY, by Julia kayanaugh I vol
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-19
AMERICAN BANNER.
FAzOO CFFY. /: SEPT. 10. 1856.

4 GIoRIous PRosrEcr.-o One day the American
party in Brooklyn (says the Brooklyn Starr
turned out fifteen thousand strong in the Park,
to ratify Fillmore and Donelson. AT the same
time, nearly double that number grsced the
Academy Of Music and its environs. = Upon
another occasion, and later, they tumble out
eighteen 10 twenty thousand strong, in the city
of Albany. The old-line Wings thereon
wheel into line, and cry out.-AcIose up th'
ranks" Old Frank Granger cries out-"Such
sea Of heads never assembled since the days
of old HAIRY OF THE WEST"
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-19

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For thev land him IN tI,s Isse e,er "a. - ,.d.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-19

Buchnmam i'm Louisiana.
Hushanan seems to be nowhere in Louisiana.- -
The following paragraphs from the Nsw Orleans
Creole tell the tale:
ssThe evidence of the lukewarmness of large por-
ton of the Democracy Of Louisiana is furnished on
all occasions. Since the nomination was FIRST an
nounced, there has not been single spontaneous
outburst of popular favor single indication that il
meets the appreciation Of Unpopular masses Of the
party. Onother occasions even when the democra-
cy of this State have not obtained nomination Of
the man they preferred after time for reflection Che
zeal Of the party has been aroused, differences 81
opinion have been healed ieaIosies forgotten and
an energy been exhibited, which showed thepopular
heart was enlisted. ~, ss.As sss 80
But IL Is impossible 10 shake of fhedepressing In
fuence of Mr.. Buchanan's nomination.. Many ol
the active parsans who have even galantly led the
lorn hopein previous struggles, have left the State
indifferent 10 fhe result fard careless whether they
returned not IN time TO east ballot on the day d
election. Others. Who are detalned IN the city q
ccuntry are qriet, alHost passive, and give nd q
steps ID eectaaiy for the struggle before
them TheY can't pitch III, Is the emphatic phrase
they use to describe the nnfortunAte cafact of tlt
nonination msdeat Cincinnati ssIf Dougaso OF Pierct
had been nominated, we should have been .buoyahl
with hops and vigorous in actionl'' said leading
Democrat yesterday; ssbut we are compelled if VI
take 4 singIe step for Buchanan, n commence BY
de5and dlhg him, and We can't pitch in. : -
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-19

THE TRIo.--Buchanan, Van Buren, Hallet. This
is the trio that is TO mould Southern sentiments
the subject of slavery in the territories.
And the Southern Democracy rejoice over the ac-
cession Of these men to theirp The embrace Of
Seward killed Gen. Scott; viii the fellowship Of Van
Buren, save James Buchanani
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-19

APREpicuor. lin speech in the House of Rep
rescntatiyss, the other day. the Hon. Humphrey
Marshall. Of Kentucky, declared that he would
sstake bis reputation upon the assertion that Fill
more would carry seven If not ten Of the Southern
States,
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-19

PoLITTcALs LsSLANDERERs.-In IS44 when Mr..
Clay was runningsior the Presidency, Buchanan
aud Bigler were both on the stump against him
in Pennsylvania. Rgler repcatedasain andagain
the stale and refuted SANDER which Buchnnanhad
started against Mr.. Clay and Mr. buchanan heard
it, and sOas si1e,n. They both stood under o BAN
uer with . bloody hand painted upoa.it which
bore the inscription, Henry Clay nsurderer Of the
lamentsd Hey" and under that lying flag, they
both declared that James X. Polk spas q better
tariff man than Henry Clay" The Wings Of
the interior OF Pennsylvania win remember thest
incidents when such honorable men testify 10 tbs
patriotism and virtue of the sage of Ashland.
81 I Philadelphia Times. 9
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-19

Our ron FiLmoRE--Gov. Pollock, of Pennsylya-
mia has declared for Fillmore. il is reported, and
win soon mount the stump for the American tick
etfslfs,y ~ tffft
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-19

Against the insidious wiles Of foreign Influence
connre YOU to believe me- fellow citizens, the jeal
orsy Of free people onght to be constantly awake.
History and experience both prove that foreign in
fuence Is one Of the most baneful foes Of repub-
lican government -Washing gtons FaretceH Address.
Foreign influence 10 America, is like the Grecian
horse to Troy It conceals on enemy in the heart.
wecannot be too careful to exclude its entrance =
s. can scarcely withhold myself from joining IN
the wish Of Sias peane, that there was an ocean OF
FIRE between this and the Old World.-Jsf
II is true that we should become o little more
Americanized. jackson.
They make our elections a curse instead OF bles-
sing, Martin Van Buren,.
Lord preserve our country from all foreign inhu-
enoe.--Last Prayer Of Gen. Jackson.
The Peopls Of he United States: May they re-
member that to preserve their liberties, they must do
their own voting and their own fighting. Harrison
s1f ever the liberty of thisRepubhc is destroyed
It VIII be by the Roman Catholic Priests"
Gen Lafayette
sThero is nm imperative necessity for reforming
Che Naturalization laws of the United States"
Z ~ ~ III 9f Daniel Webster
ar repeat here, what have said elsewhere, thai
I IL there be those at the North who want Pres
dent to rule the South--if those at the South
want President who will rule the NORTH d.
not rant their potes. can never represent them
I stand upon the broad platform of the constitu
ton and the laws. If should be called upon 4
administer the Government, the constitution ant
the laws Of thecountry shall be executed, at ever
hazard and at every cost. -
From Filimore's Speech at Rochester.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-19
MEssas. PaArr AND PEARCr- TuEE EFFECT

MESSRS. Z RAFT AND TEARCk- h EFFECI.-
The Baltimore American says: . sss
"The letters Of Senators Pearce and Pratt, in
stead Of causing depression Of Whig enthusiasm
for Mr.. Fillmore, appear to have the contrary ef
feet so far as our observation extends There is
now general desire apparent among the Wings
of Maryland to show to the world that they arc
not 10 the leading strings but ac. from their own
honest and inlcpeudent cohvicfions Their dcter-
mination TO give the electoral vote Of Maryland
to the aModel President" is now as eager and
earnest as II was when they rallied to do honor
to Henry Clay, the appeals Of Messrs. Pcarce and
Pratt TO the contrary notwithstanding. The, dc
sire before these letters appeared was to carry il
State for Mr. FilImpre-the determination nov
is to give him q majority exceeding that given t.
Mr.. Clay. - /
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-19

s.sIf thought there was drop of Democratic
blood in my veins, I'D let it out-JAMEs BUCHANAN.
..s Ten Gents a day. is enough for a laboring
man.--JANEs BUCHANAN.
u sssThe influence Of Slavery is dc-noralizing.
Let our National Legislature use its most jealous and
srenuous exerions to nhibt the existence Of Slavery
In any Of the Territories or States which may here
after be created by Congress.-JAnEs BUCHANAN.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-19

"a The Frankfort Ky. > Commonwealth, in
classifying Fremont's most efficient auxliaries
says:-.lf Fremont shall be elected President
of the United States, in November next, Sea.
ators Pearce, Pratt Jones, and few other
prominent 'old-line Wings who have recently
announced that they shall vote for Buchanan
on account Of the slavery question, will have
the satisfaction Of knowing that they have con-
tributed more to that Freesol triumph than
any equal number Of Northern advocates the
Freesoil candidate
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-19
THExAMERICANp RAINIER
Is runLisHfD ny
MRS. HARRIET N. PREWET
J EvERYFRiDAY MoRNfNG.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Vet n
For one year, IL paid IN advance -: % 90
ifnotpaid in ak months, !: 4 90
If NOT paid in twelve months, Z: 90
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-19

VIRGINIA The Richmond Wing OF August
Goth proposes thai the Virginia Wings and Dem
ocrats unite. form Union ticket of eight Demo.
Gratis and seven Wings and Americans, to besup
ported by alparties in Virginia. with the distinc
understanding and agreement that the fifteen cleo
toral votes of Virginia shall be cast for Mr.. Be
cHAsAN il he gets more Northern electoral vote
than Mr.. FILLMORE, or for Mr.. FMLNoRE If b,
gets more than MIR. BUCHANAN. sf -
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-19

a. E. L. Bramlett, Esq., for many years tho eff
cient and faithful postmaster at Liberty IN ths State
has been removed He had not complied With the
requirements of "the party as expressed in their
late circulars 10 Postmasters some weeks ago. and of
goes his head Wecopy the postscript Of his letter
announcing his removal. for "though dead he yet
speaketh," and like an Independent American. too:
Flag Of tie Unioa !.
p. s. I have not vet sent of the names Of the
foreigners in ths vicinity as lately required: nor
did think could afford to set aside portion Of
thesmall income Of the Office, to assist in sending
structons were ever issued from the Postofice de.
partnent or not one thing iscertain, the menace ac-
companying the refusal has certainly fnllen upon
me--the threat that upon noncompliance Of the or
der would be removed, has certainly been execu-
ted. ID. 3. Z.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-19

mining all state and federal authority. brifiing
no doubt and disrepute the very pFacticability
of seif-government, and exposing rs 10 the
|taunts Of despots and pFophesyers of sevib,sto
whom the ruin of this gloripur republic would
be an occasion Of nnholy 10Y and exultAtiona
Mr.. Fillmorets eetion to fhe pfeAi lency. win
remedy l<ese "a i aud reform these errors and
ABUSES. Tbs Ip61 petuakion and Increases OF
our sast eonsneSfes the <lims sof Ahuman ad.
|yancemept in civil itiesi ntassociai life the
honor of our oeuntsY md perpetuty ofi u IN
stitutons, the sy mpathies and hopes or the OPP
pressed of every land, the memories Of the
illustrious dead who gave Us Iour swrittefi con,
stituiion and our form Of gstefnsnent, the asso-
Citations Of the past, andtlle hopes of thefuture.
freedom, fraternity, patriotism -aIl, all impels
US to aid 10 the electnn to the Office Of Chief Mag
istrate ofour country the man who, when in The
Southwest rebellion sought to carry out its trea.
sonable intentions, silenced into submissi5n by
the utterance Of asentimentw worthy Of the proud
est days of Roman Republican sirtne:--I Al
SWORN TO EXECUTE THE LAWS. IcAN DO MOTH
ING ELSE. IT IsMY DUTY, AND By TUE BLESSINGS
loF Cop IT SHALL BE noNE." That man wal
MrLLARD FILLmoRE, of New York: and New
York may wellbe proud of her son. : ssssi
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-19

sPRAYER OF AN OH CLAY WHIG.--A cores
pondent Of the New York Express saya;f asass
"In conversation with an old Henry Clay
Wing, few days aimee, one Of those relics of the
conservatism that was, and yet remain to bless
our eyes he paused q moment, and then earnest.
" said, aGod grant that Millard Fillmore may be
elected and does not this brief prayer ind re
Isponse Ia thousands Of heartsf"
Thousands Of similar prayers are going up
with strong faith, too, that they viii be answer
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-19

MAKE NOTE or rr.-The old Democratic
papers made terrible noise and fuss about the
Galphin aim, paid under Gen. TayloF's
ministrption. Well, now, we observe thai &N
anti American press are rejoicing that Pres<-a
or Va, Gen. Tsylors Secrek7K Of the Navy;
and Reverdy Johnsoqfi fo1 ylor's Attorney
General, upon nwhos5m &opinionthy money
was ordered 70 be ~ Pearce,(
Tended the conduct have Asclared
for Buchananl = removed them
/ ffom Office; and tod the opPorfuni-
Ity Of Galpbinzine 30 they are
| against him. Well .. I'd friends.
when mentioning Tie I6| =
liS,s q Fillmore eslAisil
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-19

change Hotelin Dock street. Philadelphia, on satur-
day, and printed tickets for the three candidates
were furnished. Considerable feeling was eyinced
by those who visited the establishment and at four
o'clock the polls were closed, the vote being fol
| lows:
For Fillmore, 765,
Buchanan 407,
| Fremont 49, 80 - as l65,
Gerrit Smith, 1.
~ p 49,
Total, aase s - sSnzsa 5 1887.
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OentIde Gpnbitprei nno Qebfiidneret

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unb beludet metu Eager. @ep. 8teBmann,
190 nnfpn Npenue.
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AoO OfOfur.
PENNINGTON n. Read

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fort BITE Iusfer un9 pom DD0menten rerben rnftltd
becrgt D. Reab baten In OeuGlano Tore Gtutfen aes
uddbt unb Hnb NIT Der beutfhtu Sprade Oertrout
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- sur S0ngeu II. SasOltebbaber.

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3u sablreidem SefuA lnbet elm SaS. g. ptptnS,
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Daniel e. @tDer8,
Srteoe
Rr. 122 NprO'6sb- nate @o9fraBc Baltimore,
ererttst aGe Nrten sertGtiGsr 9apter ais 8eftsttte
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Gales &c. 2Sta3mt
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SsaxeOse's 8 Motel

(MaisOn allemande q francaiSe)
Gapette. nabt 5pltbag- unb spii6en So y. unb
@apfraBe, 3Glttmpre ...
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nlbme Ma surprGpmEenbe 0sban6lun9, An Der Snfe ab
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telpunsts Der gtab tt In aen Ebtitn auts Bette na
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Gin &rac u. (. DurBusli6er 0ualttdt gu ben bGt9ter
pfeblen Obiae Nrfel aur seneeten Nbnabme. 11m3S
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Der ,,BaIt,, .s,t0 bic Gi eigntTx M
aultdupe eerA unb neuen g8elt leinsn gslern
ppt's Muee fibreu unb fur bic Dempfratie In
Qmerfa une Gnrppa 5u mtrien trebeu, 10 rel IN
fetnen 3rdIfsn ltegt. 3u Oelem 3mefe erludt
pe iepatttou bic 6reuupe DER Democratic unl
unterfagang peieS Organs. - @iNi, ,npun6en,
pel6e DER Genpen5 oes ,,@0eGers" tntlprtpsn,
uub wilFpmmen. - 8reie erbitten ptr uns pprs
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Oas gBp6enblatt bes g0ederS" eri6etnt iteen
Srettae unb fptet s. cas- Sapr.
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-. g N~ZtNIT .
GyEIaa " u ES!laLkg
Mandeitcr, WtD.
Manchester Female Seminary,
ianter gettune rduletns Disfenba6 u. Reucr.
8et6S 4ualten Ob9leh IN frbertsR 0 eb 1ub tn
ua> te Wantefe b perbeu naG Snfeltn runoIdeen st-
bwedu TIRE 3Ssnes fur pas pratttIde 9eben SOrSu-
reiten Der Sommercrs be9nn IN beben t. Stunt preis
80 yierteabr fur O, 9peis unteri3t 9B8en
Idbereu beiebs @ bic bereenpsu prinpae sI
en-. IS. Oteffenba1.
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V,HE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNIT
i I'D STATES MAIL STEAMERS The shps soroPra-

InI tss line are.
The ATLANTIC, Capt. Oliver Edrtse
The BALTIC, Caps. Joseph Con.stoct
The ADRIATIC Cspt. James West
been built BY contract expressly FOR tss gov
been taken their eorsr1eton
A Also their and sped aid then
accommodations for passengers ansqaled for elegance saa
comfort - ~
Pee Of rssre from New York Liverpool IN srE esAn
elSO In secopd d. e75 From Liverpool 70 New fUf 20
And n ounces experienced attA Led - each saip
No ber,hs can 10 secured Until ped for The shs Of this ns
have m bushess and TO avoid danger rom
h. will not eyoss hs Banks north Of dsees untl amer as
FIRST ': August
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IDFRBUT EUROPEAN STEAM

/ snip LINE-For SOUTHAMPTON HAyRE and BRE-
nfN-Tts frste.s.s steamship NORTH STAR I. Han
,-T T. y Master, viii sal from Newly orr tor the above
rors On wednesday Jay First Cabin passage sllo Sc
cord do, 80. tOr freight or pssssze sIely %
n TORRANCE, No Bowling Gree1-
TIE NORTH STAR win lss7e Bremen Scr New YolE on
Au-u.t AID Southampton AEzust Psrsrs tesas -
rrs ,ke.T irsnz obtain CssIssate- VI PssSszs.
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Professional Notifies.

ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS-No. 20
IL West 18th 81 near 9Th av DR. HANKiNSoN cures pes
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.t.p Cont PARALYSIS Conrsctions of Limbs, Swelling o
Jor q, Dropped and all Eruptions OF the skn Also
Guarantees extract oil Minerals RON ina system isWu0
tions and Batteries given 70 Students. Price $50
TINTED STATES PASSPORfS-By ). Is.
NONF's Norry and issioner for every state Nc
Warp, Nafurailcd citireps rnust produce cernHcses
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TINTED STATES TRUST COMPANY

TINTED STATES TRUST COMPANY
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No 70 WALTZ
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INTEREST ALLOWED IN DEPOSITS,
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yor le-s period. OF II .e5rter uolce p-E :. 4
TRUSTEES:
IO<fPa LA3aESCE, PAEa COOPER
ROBERT KELLY LUTHER BRADISU
EDWIN y. MOkVAN, THOMAS TILESTOS,
sPAsTT'S CBRNlN-. JOHN PHELPS.
JAMES DAn, WILSON q. HUNT,
=EFPEFED kNAPF. 7 n. ARNOLD.
WILLIAM TUCKER CHARLgs y BILL
loyal PHELPS, WATTS SFERNAS
TGHN J. cisco. 4. > WHEELWRIGHr
DAIt IApubN, sDNCND COFFIN
JACOB B,RSES aON.S SLOCOMB
JANIS 3 sEl MO- =. CLINTON GILBERT,
SpFgNy c. BROSSDF, -1RNErlIrS SMITH
DANIEL :. MILLER JOHN JACOB ~ ron r.
CALEE y. HALslED. AUEB'S H. Wal WORTH.
JOSEPH LsWRLNcE. S-eE5ert
lorx 4 srgw,Rr Secretary.
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RROWN sHIPLEY 60, Liverpool
STEPHEN KESNARp o.
q a WAINWRIOHT Z O..

WAINN klChl bp-f fA@.
II. owners Of these shiPs VII PC, oe o' -
~ are a:aed therefor and tAs 'Ass thereof s1-
therein
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6 MAIL STEAMSHIP CONPANY-For
Tor CHARLESTON and FLoRIDA-sEMI-

Tor CHARLESTON and FLORIDA-SEMl-
i WEEKLY UNITED STATES MAIL LINE The beau.
tiful and fsgoins steamship JAMES ADoEh ioi 'e'
Commander will leave Pier No. 4, n. X on sAIUhoAf,
May 81 ats O'Clock p. pree.sly FOr Freita, .opy On
b.yd whce bulls ladnx will DO signed and Tor Pss<ass
A. he oace of sPOFFOkD, TlLEsTON Co No % sFo,d-
way. The stesnship sOUTaERNERi Ctet Thoms' E"sa
:. RI sucessd and Ieeys on WEDNESDAY, June Tho fas
yce steamer CAROLINA makes resgar trips 20 ne VARIOUS
,ndinss on the St Johns HI Florida eonoeetns with ,ae
,,smers from SewYok. and leaving Charleston E'Ekf
TUESDAY ct O'clock Throush Tickets Jsexsonsiu''
ISL 20 Pila,ka sS3
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iuatebss, 1swelrp, sc.

Uatrbes, 1ewelrn, Sc.
CFCOND-HAND GOLD WATCHES.-Ihe
bb have been worn and which he Is selling about half
th,i, otsinsl cost. and ~arantsd tmet eepecs 49,. ~.
EINE col ID LFPISE WArHFS holes u ~elsd 10 70
FINE GOID DETACHED LEVERS fall jeaeed { ~ M
tINE GOLD ENGLISH PATENT LEVERS. ~ %
c0ynON COLD PATENT LEvERS..............S q 90
Also two Gold Hunting Patent Levers a. several SILVER
Levers, very low. thohHh = hbIn'n
aches and Jewelry. wholesale and retail,
No. II Wi St "a floor, lear Broadway.