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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-11-11

1LLIsoIs--Six Black Republicans and
two Democrats are elected to Congress-
One doubtful.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-11-11
ANGUS.

ANYTHING TO BEAT BCCHANAN.-At a
Fusion Meeting held in Philadelphia on
Monday night, Kenneth Rayner of North
Carolina, read a despatch from Willard
Fillmore, declaring that success would
justify fusion everywhere to beat Buch
anan, or another account says that i; would
bejustifable in Pennsylvania Wilmington
Journal.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-11-11

gOM!aPMlMG MAMDED.
a New Tailoring Esta5-
liSIlslent.

JAMES BRIANT informs his friends and
former patrons, that he has n.Opcned his TAIL
ORlNG ESTABLISHMENT in Springs new
wanting any thing done III ltls line. All work
warranted.
Oct 25th, 1856, Hi
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-11-11

DEMOCRATIC .JCBlIEE.-lt will BE-
seen by the proceedings of a meeting in
another column, that we are to have a
grand jubilee in this town on Thursday
night next. Everybody is invited.
Y. c. BARRINGER AND HoN. ID. NJ.
BARRINGER.-We notice that some of the
opposition papers have been jubilating over
an attack, in public speeches, by V. c..
Barringer. Esq. on his brother, Hon. ID.
NJ. Barringer. We have not heretofore
alluded to this matter for the reason that
there have been various reports as to the
manner i'll which Mr. V. G.. Barrincer spoke
of his brother. In fact, we concluded it
was rather delicate matter. Hon. d. NJ.
Barringer has seen proper not to notice
the matter, and we know his course meets
the appreciation of his friends in this sec
ton. He has performed his duty IL the
late contest, and did it well, and ridicule
by his brother, or any body else, can't
harm him.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-11-11

FERNANDO WOOD, dem, is reelected
Mayor of New York City, by large ma
iority, with the whole municipal ticket.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-11-11

~ A Post office is established a
Elkin Surry CO., N. c., on the mail rou
from Salisbury to Wytheville, Va.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-11-11

10 The annual meeting of the Raleigh
and Castor Railroad Company was held in
Raleigh on the Goth ult. The report Of the
President shows that the receipts from pas
sengers, freight and the mail were about
$4,000. balance in the treasury, after
paying expenses of the year, $4,000. The
old board of Directors were reelected.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-11-11
Democratic gain,

Some of the States elected members on
Tuesday last, but the democratic gains have
not yet been reported.
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NOTICE.
IMPORTANT SALE.

On the I'd day of December next, at the late
residence of William Potts, deceased, i'll the
county of Union, the following valuable proper
ty will be sod, viz:
IL Likely Negroes,
among which there is a good Cook, also a good
Body Servant and other valuable slaves, men,
women and children.
9 Valuable Tracts Of Land,
viz: the Dunn Plantation, lying on six mile
Creek, adjoining the lands of James A. Dunn,
w. L. Robinson and others, containing Two
Hundred Acres. Also, another Tract, known as
the McCuloch tract, containing about Two
Hundred Acres, lying on Tar Kiln Branch, ad-
joining David HOWE and others.
Also, about 400 bushels of Corn; a quantity
of Fodder, Hay, Oats. &c. Five first rate
Mules; good stock of Hogs; several fine Mich
Cows; 10000 good Bricks; Cottor-Gin and
Thrashcr; one Road Wagon one Sctt Black
smiths Tools; the Household and Kitchen Fur
nlturc, and other articles too tedious to mention
At the same time and place will be rented the
Home tract of land, which will he divided to
suit purchasers.
Terms made known on day of sale.
}; N. POTTS, }Ex,rs.
II. G. POTTS. Ia Is
Nov. IL, 1856. 19-3t
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A SOUTHERN MAN FOR THE Fusion
TICNET.-Koa- Kenneth Rayncr of North
Carolina, addressed a large audience at
the Fillmore and DonclsOn headquarters,
Fifth and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia,
on Friday evening, Oct 81 st, i'll favor of
the Fremont aud Fillmore fusion ticket
PcierSLHrg Express.
What do the know-nothings in Western
North Carolina think of Rayner now! He
has been ip this part of the State making
speeches in opposition to buchanan, and
at Concord he declared that he had no
choice between Buchanan and Fremont.
He has also been III northern city adj
vising fusion with the black abolitionists
against democracy. Do the papers in this
section that have lately culogized this man,
still endorse him-are they for fusion!
LATEST FOREIGN NEWs.-The Steamer
Canada arrived at New York on the 5th,
with Liverpool dates to the 25th ult. Cot
ton had advanced id. to 3D. and market
active. Wheat declined.
~ The New York Herald thinks that
Frcmont's friends ought to begin TO organ
ize now for the purpose of securing his
election aert time !
DESIGNATIONS IN THE ARMY.--The
War Department has been receiving an
unusually large number of designations by
Army Officers. 1t is alleged that these
designations are in consequence of the in
adequacy of their pay for the support of
themselves and their families.
VERMONT LEGISLATURE-In the Yer
mont Legislature, on Saturday last, an order
was passed instructing the select committee
on Kansas affairs to inquire into the expo
diency of disbursing money from the pub
lie treasury for the relief of settlers in Kan
sas. \ series of resolutions condenning
the attack upon Senator Sumner by Mr.
Brooks, of South Carolina, were passed
ayes l69; nays Is. \ resolution APPROX
ing the speech of Mr. Sumner in the Senate,
in May last, was adopted-ayes 152, nays
Z. Resol" lions offered by democratic
member, condemnatory of the course of
Arson Burlingame, of Massachusetts,, were
rejected.
" americans shall rule Amcrica''
FILLMORE EIGHT VOTES.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-11-11

OHIo.-The Black Republicans have
carried this State by some 25 or 10000
majority.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-11-11

The democrats of New Jersey having
carried the Legislature of that State, will
thus secure a L. 5. Senator in place of
Thompson.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-11-11

SUPERIOR COURT for Mecklenburg coun-
~ is in session this week, his Honor, judge
Caldwell, presiding
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-11-11

BraSg's maj. 4Ol Dem. maj. 45S
1t will be seen that the democracy of
Charlotte have done nobly: gave buchanan
majority of BOZ, being a gain since the
August election.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-James Revan, from
Polk County, n. c., was killed On Sunday
last, about four miles from town. A team
of mules which he was driving were fright
ened by the falling Of box of goods from
the wagon, and IN running he was thrown
from the saddle, and the wheels running
over him, produced death in very few
moments. lie leaves a wife and several
children.-Greeurtite Enterprise
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ElEIn Surry CO., n. g., on the mail rOut
from Salisbury to WythevilIe, Va.
PoTATO CRoP IN IRELAND.-The Banner
Of Ulster, a reliable Irish paper, says
that the potato crop of Ireland, north
and south, is the best raised in the country
since 1889.
THE CLERGY AND POLITICs.-A large
number of the members of the Methodist
Church of Albany, n. Y, arc out in a card
in which they express their disapprobation
of the course of their minister, in entering
the field as a champion of one of the politi-
cal parties.
GREAT ADVANCE IN SALT.-A letter re-
ccived in Boston from Cadiz, dated October
1st, states that, owing to the salt crop hav-
ing been cut off by heavy rains, the Span
ish government have advanced the price
from 50 to $l2 per last (of ~ bushels.)
Eg The Legislature of South Carolina
met on Monday, Nov. Sd, and on Tuesday
eight Electors were elected to cast the vote
of the State for President, who were i'll
structed to give it to Buchanan and Breck-
inridce. The resolution TO do this was
carried unanimously on motion of Mr.
Yeadon of Charleston, the only Fillmore
man in that body.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-11-11

The Hon. }. {. DoBBIN, Secretary of
the Navy, has returned to Washington much
improved in health. The Philadelphia
North American speaks thus of Mr. Dobbin:
During his whole term of office, the Sc
cretary of the Navy has bestowed earnest
attention in elevating the character and eff
him the respect and good opinion of those
who differ very widely from him on polti-
cal subjects"
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" americans shall rule America."
FILLMORE EIGHT VOTES.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEws.-The Steamer
Canada arrived at New York on the 5th,
with Liverpool dates to the 25th ult. Cot
ton had advanced id. to 81. and market
active Wheat declined.
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~ The New York Herald thinks that
Frcmont's friends ought to begin TO organ
ize now for the purpose of securing his
election aeGt time
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SPALnING q ROGERS MUSEUM AND AN
- FtIiTtit.AI 7 Err, 81. Charles Stree
THIRD WEEK O. the cer'r.,el
WEST K Ef::.i.S ORIGINAL
c i II p 3 E 7, L NJ v S T r E l. S ,
GiTcc'cl ~ tie rlaogne! &eilyl:or,
MA p EEL
CHANGE OF pROt:E. AMN1. NIGHTLY.
MONDAY and TUESDAY, Hoysr,ler l7:h and 18th. The ir7.
4r>i.=J
ROBERT MAEE-AT2s.
WEDNESDAY and TIL R-DAI The negro farce
IsI.ACh TIGIIS or, ti;;yer's Ghrs;,
will. bJRLEsQuE HUNGARIAN TOrA!ISTs.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
PLANTATION PASTGNES,
ii. Bt-Et.i:St,l-E JULIEN CONCERT.
Preceding "a Pieces, <eiectica5 Of
NEGRO MINsTR ELST,
is' ii" MODEL. TROUPE UF TIE WORLD
~ l. i..i5- ID cents.
r.~no,rs .o4' garter = commences A..:pas;
~ b. ellie 9rti :fog.! . \ NJ ~ iP. Il.
E.H.i +: NJ r., rERFu RM NE WEDNESDAY a.t
- II EtbAi, commencing, Al l. o'vt9ck.
s1T-E o :te! :3rrAance >itaa-.
DR.. = A. JONES, Agent:
K. l.. IN Ms, Seof=:.-v. III
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUIsiANA-LAw DE-

UNIVERSITY, OF LorIslANA-LAw. DE-
e a. M sy N6YNY ' i%ts s W and COM com
r5ue until lhe FIRST MONDAY os Apr, ls5 They viii
:t:os'sl ai lnerrGo'a Law: veil ENTITY, J1rrTn-
essoTs VIII u 0s'''ss0 " '0O' ff0'
TG 1 III f:" s5 HS N. t's1 scn the rich md
obligations Ct Masters Mariners 'oItie,s and other Mari
TIM, I@g:~ t:evfs Avsr:e Siyas% Giv and Military N.ri
t,rue!> for M,r:ne in Bl:iirr Repairing sup:
lntt;ns,ionel Law entroci1s :ls Law Of Pr: ami the
!aci d hostile rsio's Treaties Of Peace and Private In
III. THe luri,4con Of The Courts Of TIE United sta-e
lr@ct, e 2r;. an! .IIsIs 'qr:Sn If t. srrs,ne
Courts ,,ris ot Revenue and pr4s and Courts
Those y Prot; T:ands1 HIM; vii s'n',reesE-
W rs5 Ct So: T: r;rfrsrfh; and cSro",ioAs i
Noes hid Sarrs< Bnii1eHs MI Co,.irt viii Curriers'
,"aaets ct AF"f4!er y Ghr'gf PaF: .4 for Convey
vag el INSURANCE; Of Sale, Ut:a'es L.e.s and sopr6ge
II Tie Criminal ard Practice in Coar,s Of Ctr,! Ju.
n9sy J Tro* F:o,si'> vii esn1race-
man, Spanish and French Law critical Analysis of the
Il. Land Tes :c:ter derived nom England, Spain, France
i'll ric EraS;!ee c the Courts If r, Jurisdiction Lou.
TI:sse BY Pre-: s?y !!,r:en vi; e7irses
std IIstd:r-> IN civ Gases Il! rcilulor l-,a.
1e ree Of Bncior Of Laws will tie conferred on those
students o''|y VI" Snail have 'et o f! eot>", Of Lee,
direction Of r%>rr ;ui..e Counselor >h,
III :Se each Professor sS25 Harci,.en fee, IS and
All von,r he addressed % tie Dean Of the
! CHRISTIAN RosEIIUs
anlstA os.,, .: DE Fncny.
HousE-INsEE5iRE,1NG AtsTEcLE:s-,--A er?irr =
| SERVICE, CAKE BASKETS CKrt:T FRAMES, BUTTER
, COOLERS, lrE PIT HERS, M.NNTEI. AND CHAMBER
'ANnL2sTlcKS, ErERGN:S, PRESERVE STANDS,
! &c, &C.
From tn,actor in '!,e ';',hc largest stock in
se So1H, and n.rnuievI of 81 ANl1ARu Pt lTY consist
irg, IN I.rt, OF F'A SEIs, TRAYS PIT TIERS, UHNS
SALT STANDS. ITS, CAPS, SPOONS Al: FORKS
| n every style MD i. ',o,i.t", prices.
| Table Cutlery.
irsa;e article n Ivory -iian,, riurd and aIaucr
KHiS, Il; low price, ,<rre,Iy for IL FuoIc
Az" ;e tneT KIM, f u!n nc most celebrated Sheffield
| factories.
Lamps.
SOLAR .SD N0HEEAT:.uE--A beautiful Of
N1antci and pa1lor Ornaments.
Candida BRAS AND VASES, 'i;il.rS AND STATl
| t.!TES-Of IroEz.' Pvgtgian al !'>:tl Ware,
t'o,,'yte set, Of rRi2N, II PORCELAIN DINNER SEE
WEE On hand a': ORDERED, ~' :@e oa Ash Isce Of rat
| terra q sG!: ANY h,'e.
= variety, a,;1 prizes ,r:t S25 Sll-a
warranted GOOD TINE hEt,i'ERS, by
| HYDE ( GOODRICH,
| y $f;ll gn::,r fAla t.A Royal IS.
tiABICI, . ,!,'i:S:.'1i 10 ii. u, iIEWlrTJ No.
80 o WI Ih i:,S fAE"&itI or Ny<1c.
4hs >:'E y, i?Tf 'if"; OF ~ '!e Aneri
4 ary r!inyt q PIANO E',EIF If Anec.a
9 3 r' ~ , @ .' !E' , " i,. ." . .;"
merits S'Gi-,, ; "' n:! c@arer N>o.'i4sIt d MHsc"
r9-Nn>s .r:a,s, ed 'rrdNusira I',:ru:sr;ts Of all
ki'ts rerrei N>tc Teachers recommended An s:ut'ion
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rrcoxurxp.4loxs.
W have e>t,l the Tin A;taclrne, If Whit; r. ca-e
Ar 'ne :he 's,jfnor t'v ln'""i q " \ Pnra, H.
rh', the ,nr"ses for which II was INTENDED! TN Roll Is
y@y to lie >nw> T}r Se>H, is v SaS:, iii, ianr
low much did take ;.,e nu, >iI ia, i VIII
Nc same iv,Ie III Of time Wiz: Nii.iEE,
x, NJ. ,,o, SAMUEL THANEi:!IATE.
dor w. co, y ~, III ' ,,ai T. A. u; ~:
3n % I n%it;," ~ ': VII, Ea rs, tyr "1
WHIT" N1srit tr N n., ns,> 3d. 1856 D. " Fl'NESS'
W.. ,,,,.,,. ,... a. ,,-.
w. hay" i< ~ .No;nneA ,n,p co,o% s''vl viii 'qa
+ # W }Ss sS@ "s: # s ; 'T:s n:
Eyfr a" Nap, n4e y,5%r s"S 3 is woF: d" least o
' ~ '' 't' P " Il WIZ ~ ,I II wv" t,,n
XII, - R AZ I;GIS HS ,,,,a, ,,r,ta
i aRIiEG i IN ''-l 1'''Nf''
mhjNyyN5E' : SJ Iv AEHN HUT T!SS"E'
jtsEri rE::Ti;KI;iIi,,SSY, t1;,on Broker
tiiSfF ~ Co,.,'I IIr"tnr '''-''
5ji"';T!1=:' Atz Il: !, i;: H. i'' = '''
JOHN { lIi'EY, lotion I37 ,kt.
The above Invention IT,, ,,i- i7cr,oe, the speed If r
H." hut it .d, n}"vy; H. ,s m@k ity ~ 'rca;a%1
or% jsa3:s Sr % yr:o m" ;t' Smy 10 ''''"'' per
--- --
4-Ses~4, LIVINGSTON Is CO.'S NICARAGUA
s tz AK FXI1RESSS VI w y rN u mHN rAT n.
S,, 10 ~as Cir H %rs aud rtk ''' E 'y "ra y
the FIX l S"yv "i..%'F Vi" lie Dispatched Q" tie steamer Of
rotr,S and dispatch, VII inv, Til, EXrEF:sS 10 siys en-,
bly, "Gaov rcrsoS W.T." ID p|car rs NJ " .ss
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q EOR sNLI1 no cLOsN A CONCrity

SSS4S- FOR SALE TO CLOSE A CONCERN
$500. h"tt, i, ro.'.mYut' y r. nl large carrier
~ j. q, Pelican Dry iock For terms apIy 70 the Captain
', = '',> :, W., rug S.
ot &C. m 4 i SbEAM AN Si , . nSn bHR ~
-9 ."a I5o'%r; m M,r .t naW fly ,c&E S:ys '3
S..., iii.ta-.
so'p"scA.r:, ~, ~ - >' WY .,'',,v ,.'-
o.o Apply 10 Jli.s.A a. HAN
- rSolI S11.r5-Tf:T1,iiITTJ SEA- SHORE 5 7fz5
fI !prr- Hf, lily-Tp he sold reasonable terms.
I"'s-, n WITHIN rhrrr ninn'y Walk Of t% wharf. The
az, at ,., e 'i 'G!r'r' III l'n,''e
"a ~ I'Sel ~ F""''' !, LG'Ii' 81 apply
80 - =, o G.s.oaNon*s street:
f'N'"fHN ihANTAHION FOR SiLiI-TiAT
VII S.'Iwn Plantation owned n'l occupied hE Ai:s j.
@ % @S'FG Ht n'rs aI one ,"S S acre:
r < jiayr"i nd Tie S iacy is we'll ;tyd 10 force OF Of
aH 'Hiy h.,Is. The improvements of the best
Il r" vd S,aGes con Ioits , iage and wei
= ~ 3:, III MY :: :s' W, es :oi q :GS
y T :s ' 7" NIX Srss crop sG Son 's G'S
:o:&. io,,s,":: &C. =, the l2~es nEce ~
SHIFTS ii? Gsve PITCHER. coonrrcu & co.
t r.: c ;rf i"S "'y s. S %TH II III
S n, Up F3" aG Isy Cod, r co5sn% a" to
- ,'.o,> .,1;~n an s.orsgo, >',N'' ol In
rs r. !; vi S9, 4, sfy iI NJ
T 5 y" Viz p" Nv %fs aE r "n !! HUI Or S
ri::.s.t.H, -9vt>:a.
81 1vn VIA "' corner OF fpn gy ~ N sMITH
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was lre>", At III" rl Of ", A. Pad ms tt:ac ~. u,
der n" control III " X! hrrit' j. Il. Nryiit's gin
aud ia io hc-ta" ny t:; ii wiz a - yer
Wuch improve the ra'r O" Tie Any i,
" IrhNnt the Attachments. y. q. pItkENS
Nttcle&, Mis-, A!s>; 81, 1856.
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NOTICE. - THE UNDERSIGNED INFORMS HIS
y yrl1- N The ubic generally, that tie has rented the
5rr ami diols MAGAZINE street, between
S ,rol streets, formerly cnrir& by f'yH tn
T.~}u-'' o: con !u"inr general COMMISSION, RE
'GIT!&gi MD FORWARDING business Particular Al
- given receiving and forwarding goods consi rud
: uIni;,.4ull HiechtI.ts.
MARCUS PATTON.
- ti.,if. .r:, ans al An
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THE undersigned have formed copaners1ip under se
style Of DONOVAN, McIEARN * CO.. for the purpose
OF conducting Cotton Factorage and ConIn business.
4. D. DONOVAN
JOHN 6. McLEA RS-
New Orleans. seEt. !. 1876. S IN
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

rE- Mississippi Fire Company No. 2.--The
Officers and Members Of this Company hereby notified
.end meeting Of impotnc THIS EVENING" 2ls inst,
O'Clock. BY order OF Foreman:
u9I c. G. CAMPBELL. Rec. Sec'y
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| E!k.DS' FOUNDRY, NEW oK1EANs.-LhEl,s I
IL Co. Iron FoRnrs and NlIu.t Of Vertical and nri
zoui Steam Ennes, boilers snE" Mills Vacuum Pans Su-
gar Kettles Claiers Filters ard Horse Power Drain.
ing Machines Saw Mills Gin Clearing Iron Columns Hnd
Fronts for Buildings, Furnace Mouths Crate Bars and all
machinery required for the SnEh.
We have been duly and prepared to construct
STILIMANS PATENT BAGASSE FURNACE.
fel2 dSWly LEEDS 6 co.
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Commercial Intelligence.

Per Cambria s LIVERPOOL, March IS, 1856.
There has been quiet feeling in cotton Throughout the past
IA per Ill., whilst the middiins and better grades are I'M
Tie business for the week is bales spectators taking
and exporters 46o bales To-day the ss,e are called
Ear Orleans Ta 9a Mobiles Sa E W1d Wpaads S
o o1S to COCA Ordinary 55S inferior D b
The stock Ills ports go bales american, s5s {I bales
r no aa For the balss Ansriean bales
There been stead business in Man, ung the
Tae 3 s.ns sSr se1 II Per is
at is more ihquy today tie decline WeWhea los a
f S a F Esa g d. a Rh2as6n Is %
Gsn Is IL 81 Y sa sos M q ps
Nothing doing Tufpenne and the transactions in Rosn
loa5s 9siBgSss95l%s!N,y , srrrrLEr CO..
The following embrace the important item of the inell
geuce brought by Cambria from Liverpool Of the 18th u
The reurnfrom Bank England for the week ending the
ed Of March, gives the following results, when compared
with the previous week: 81. P..,l
Public deposits = r: RE- 81
Rest ..:...,..3...,.: 3s13,66 llacrease!.. s'
| On the other side of the account:
oher sscnrilies
Notes unemployed, $3.50, 745 Decrease As, IL
" The amount Of notes circulation is sS,380so being de
crease s0 $780, and the stock ofbuon in both department.
l3727l showing decrease of slS953 when compared
with the preceding return. -
Specie to the value 100000 had arrived from tn
United States and s29I 1854 from Australia beside srnnl
from the Peninsula About G4000O Of that imported
last gone the Bank and large portion of til
remainder France Gold in small amounts cor
4 tinues to come in from the Continent. " ~ ,.D.
Parties the, trade with Russia making
| pnratio.s TO resume their business. ~
The money market had been very stringent London cir
cuar says change expected to be only temporary ben
attributable great the preparations for the Los
insanen per cent and also to the necessity for prov
ing for the commercial accepunces falling due in the
The succeeding week which understood 10 be unusua
heavy influences will speedily and as t
establishment peace will inuse spirit into financial III
operations of description not improhab
that large will be brought for investment in publ
securities Money thus expected gradually to become pen
full without any danger being absorbed in merely speculate
enterprises. Lombard remain the
the bank On the Stock Exchange they have averaged ral
| more than per cent
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PRINCIPAL HOTEL ARRIVALS yesterday.

CITY W Rathburn str Black Warrior , + caTke Gra
Miss Julia Richardson + kichafdson sawerh Eel
ion, Clinton New York : Iebe PcnsaGpl.;
rthpr Parker Aabama Rhea R si1Ia Eas
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