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PROF. WOODS HAIR REsToRATIvE

The testimony of all who have thoroughly
tested the virtues of this celc brated article, is,
that lit will restore the gray and the bald, eradi
cate diseases of the scalp, preserve the hair from
falling, and preserve the color perfectly to ex-
treme old age. 1t is now put up with and with.
out sediment. See advertisement.
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St. Charles Hotel, n. orleans.

This magnificent Hotel is crowded
this season, insomuch that the proprie-
tors cannot give their gnests the atten-
ton that they desire to do. Great num-
bers of visitors are turned away every
day for want of rooms. We recently
paid visit there, and as Captain Tho
mason ofthe Magnolia, had telegraph.
ed from Vicksburg to secure a room for
us, Mr.. Peck, the gentlemanly Clerk
gave us his, which we considered a
great accommodation, as some Of on,
party had to go to the City Hotel. The
company at the st. Charles was very
brilliant during cur visit, and Messrs
Hall & Hildreth, with Mr.. Peck, did
all that could be done to make them
comfortable and happy.
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T A series of entertainments, I'M
der the direction Of Mr.. Lowe, compris-
ing dancing by ladyartistes of acknow-
lodged skill, wonderful feats in magic,
&C., will come off at Odd Fellows Hall
ON Saturday evening. See advertise
ment in another column.
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tsminsted every thing pure and good in this
fair land Of ours. Let US drive thon of, and
restoring to their original simplicity and Dig
nifty the institutions Of the country. let us once
again make It our chlefest glory and greatest
boast, to be able to exclaim, II AM AN AMERI-
CAM
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Amende.

We owe an apology to our patrons
for seeming neglect. We have been
absent from home, in New Orleans
and jackson some four weeks, and, con-
trary to our usual custom, we did not
write any letters for the Banner. The
talented young lawyer who promised
to furnish editorial during our absence,
was so pressed with professional bust
ness, he could not find time TO attend
to ours, consequently the Banner took
care of itself. We promise in future to
do better, if our indulgent readers will
overlook this lapse of duty. -A
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Grimme d Metzler,

L
VS.. vindi
James Vaughan,
DY virtue Of the above stated Execution
- to me directed, from the Honorable
Circuit Court of Yazoo county, will sell
to the highest bidderfo cash, on Monday.
5th day Of May 1856, at the Court House
door of said county. within the hours pre-
scribed by law, the following property, viz:
North half Of the South east quarter sec
tion 26, Township l2, Range 2 West.
Levied on as the property Of the said de,
fendant and will be sold to satisfy the above
stated case and costs.
M. A. JENKINS. Sheriff
March q. sc st. F. BoSTIcK, D. s.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Yaxoo Circuit Court. asa Court of Chancery,
John & Howell, use &c.1
~
Philip A. Paul's heirS
To John s Paul, anu The unknown heirs Of
Philip A Paul.
TTP0N opening Plaintiffs bill Of COM
~ plaint. which was filed in the Circuit
Court Of Yaxoo county. on 18th March 1856
70 forclose . mortgage given BY the said
Paul. to secure the payment Of = note foa
Eve hundred dollars, Il appearing that the
Mrs Of said Paul are 6nknoWn Is the
Co6>R ii IS ordered that they enter their ap-
|pesyane> herein, On, o. before the first dav
of the noxI <erm Of this Court, to Be hold
en 1t The 0otyt House il Yazoo City.on the
fourth MONDAY Of May next. and plead, ar-.
suer or den1nr, to Plaintiffs complaint
herein or Otherwise the several alle9atona
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steamer John SiIn0nds, Captain
Church.

We recently made a. trip from New
Orleans on this splendid boat, and can
truly say we never made a-more pleas
ant one. Captain Church. has many
old friends in this region that will be
glad to hear he is well and prosperous.
in command of one of the finest boats
on the Mississippi. Long time ago,
but not so long as to make the Captain
an old man, he used to command a lit
tie boat that piled between this and
Vicksburg-we forget its namc, and he
remembers with much interest many OF
our citizens, and is always pleased when
they travel with him. To Mr.. Barrow,
the gentlemanly steward, we are in
debted for polite attentions in various
ways. The Simonds leaves New Or
leans every other Wednesday for Mem.
pliis, returning on alternate weeks
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F See advertisement of j. FL. Ste
vens, of Vicksburg. Every body knows
Mr.. Stevens and his great Clothing EN-
porium at Vicksburg. He does up most
of the we'll dressed men one meets.
The weekly American banner., 1856-03-21

UT There have been enthusiastic
ratification meetings heldin Vicksburg,
Jackson, and other places, by the Amer
lean Party. We suggest that the mem
bers of the party in Yazoo hold enc at
an early day. The nomination of Hlll-
more and Donelson meets the entire ap-
proval of the people in this region, and
we can assure our friends in other coun-
ties that Yazoo will come up to the glo-
rious mark she made for herself last
November, in the coming contest.
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Senator Adams has Or thanks
for two very valuable works, the United
States Coast Survey, and the U. States
Naval Astronomical Expedition.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
FOR MAYOR,
j. III. LAWRENCE, Esq.
FOR COUNCILMEN

FOR CoUNCILMEN,
lsr WARD. 2ND WARD.
H. B. Kidd, Hiram Harrison,
A. j Collins, j. @. Young
John o. Hunter, s. T. Massey,
A. Glib, H. c. Tyler,
" The great crowd Of advertising
18th which we have been blessed for
lie last month, renders it impossible for
us to publish all the letters and COM
mnnications that are sent to us.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.

= ACE resretting VxceedingIy that many
citizens of Yazoo City, could not attend their
extensive exhibition, in consequence of the ir-
clemency Of the weather are now fitting up q
splendid entertainment at ODD FELLOWS
HALL. for the accommodation of those who
were compelled to remain at home which will
open on SATURDAY NIGHT, embracing the
performance of Prof LOWE, the
"GREAT WIZARD KING
also, Mile DE ST LEON. the great Star Dan.
seuse from the Metropolitan Theatre, N. York /,
and Mile LEONTINE from the Palace. Mad.
LOWE, will act in the capacity of Page in the
Magic Temple.
Doors open at I, Performance to commence
at z l-2.
Admission SO cts Children and Servants IS cts.
Yazoo City, Mch2l 44lt.
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.NeaU Advertisements.
Gin Stand ImDrOyeInenf

Gin Stand improvement.
r HAVE become interested in the Fultz
i Improvement on the Cotton Gin, for the
counties of Yazoo and Madison. Orders left
at the Post Office in Yazoo City, directed to
me will meet prompt attention.
Feb. 29:4l;kf THOMAS OLIVER.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

ALUO 0OUNTY. Y
In Yazoo Probate Court, February Term, 1856
Michael Fisher, ct al,
Peter Fisher. Admr. dc
lETPON reading and filing the petition in
- the above stated case, and il appearing
thatthe defendant, Peter Fisher is non
resident of the State of Missis ippi, that he
resides beyond the limits thereof, SO that
the ordinary process of this Court cannot
be executed upon him. It is therefore or
dered By the Court that the said Peter
Fisher. as administrator of the estate Of
George Fisher deceased. enter his appear
ance herein. On Or by the FIRST day OF the
next April Term of our said Court, and
that he plead, answer or demur to said Pc
tition, otherwise the several allegations
thereof will be taken as confessed by him
and degree therein rendered accordingly.
J. M. LLINGSWORTH, Clerk.
March 81, 1856 st,
/ J. r. Burrus for Complainant.
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GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING
AND FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT.
w. HI. STEVENS Il co.

IEN sLEMEN - CLOIHING
AND FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT
w. III. STEVENS q CO,
HAVE just received their large and elegant
IL supply of Spring and Summer Clothing,
Which for style extent, variety : and superior
manufacture, must meet the appreciation Of all.
r Dress and Frock Coats-Made of all the va
rious colofs and grades of cloth. Business
Goats Of every description; Pantaioons Of end.
less variety: Vests, compfsslng all the varioas
styles of goods the market affords.
Youths and Boys Clothing-This depart
ment is now complete. Boys OF ali ages can
be fitted. The ladies are invited to call and
examine our stock.
The Furnishing Departmcnt-Embracing
every article suitable to the wardrobe of fashion
or comfort, consisting of Shirts of every quality
and price, warranted to fit; Gloves of every.
variety variety and stylej Fancy Cravats
ties; Italian Cravats; Undefshirts and draw
of every material suitable for the season.: SuSS
penders of the most improved styles; Also e.
stock Of Hats; Boots, Shoes, Trunks y
las, &c.
Purchasers will find at this estab1ishfil
whatever they may wish, for simple display. Al
orders will receive prompt and careful attention
Vicksburg mar2l
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IhcUef becn J0und UunEt I1t cuusS D6lUf6
us with Che heritage Of . Clg and Wem1er--
and IL the very man, in these trying and |ticall
times, to preside over all parts Of the Repnbic.
with Justice andequity 70 all, and with firm hand
TO reform and redress any wrong that may be at-
tempted ID one section Of the country against an
other.n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-23

rsnevsl Judge Lseoapss. he appeinssdi In ~ place
Jsns q Heninsa. ~ - Kaa.skys IN nnuAunhn
rcsident Of Lexington. Kentucky. and lawyer l. sid
ofssperor qualifications The Lexingon 06ssrvsr whix
paper. pays him the following handsome tr;boss:
ave have had the pleasure Of cha personal aequsln-
lance With Mr.. H. for oany year, and do hesats -
that he possesses n eminent degree IN The qa.na
cations necessary TO constitute Ora rate Judicial ocs
thorough knosledge Of the Law. quick perception
firing energy, honest heart and courage that win
never alter In the right he brings 20 the appointnsnt
which has been conferred upon him and hazard moth
ing in predicting or hin hooorshle lame aud great useful
ness In the ied Of operations 70 which he destined
The Administration II fortunate In securing the services
OF such ct such time In the important situation
shich they have called him and hs fs 70 give sais-
'ction In the distribution Of justice In that Interesting
portion Of our country then Il viii bs difficult indeed
ind ono Who can. Mr.. Harrison q . Democrat; bat
while maintaining his principles firmly has been
courteous and respectful to his opponents and he enjoys
to-day rs much Of the personal respect and Of
those In our midst Who politically opposed him
any man Of his party We have felt Il be duty %
s our pleasure TO thus much 10 regard fellow
townsan upon the occasion Of this mark OF
the confidence Of the Federal In jus
tee 10 him and ourselves could say. He carss
with him our most sincere wishes for his future happiness
and prosperity."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-23
From The ". y. Eypres.
TWO LITERATURE5-Tw BIBLES.

When BurIngame struck upon the idea Of "an anti.
slavery Bible and "An slavery God he but pithiIy en-
bodied the idea Of two churches Northern aud Southern
(the BbIcs,the two Gods) which the Abolition in
nusnces In the Church have carried out TO alarming
extent, BurIpgames realization, however is yet far be.
hind VII the real Alarmists desire and are attempt
Ing and that IT, the creson Of Literature which shall
the North from the South The Independent for two
three years has been publicly struggling the
great National Tract Society Abolition Tract Soci.
ety. add IN the end, will probably dragon lie rclucian,
managers into obedience has dragooned many into
the ranks Of Abotionism by changing old into new
name Of Repubicanism But while the Independent has
been thus publicly work. under cover all the Abolition
energies OF the North been gathered some Of the
tho Public Houses for the circulation OF Abolition Lit.
era,ure In the Southern States.
The Publishing Houses Of this Counuy-of this Cont.
may say, IN this City, Philadelphia aud Bos
Tor here really do the work Tor about all Of
Spsnisb America aud for the Canadas North and the
British Provinces East Many Of these pubIsbers-and
especially Boston,have been bending all their
energies upon Abolition Literature, and this Literature
has been circulated far and wide in the Southern States
through Southern Book Stores and IL may be, has been
IN part the Of exciting the recent slave insunec.
tons there Not only efforts have been used
give these works circulation South as well ~ North, but
this class II Publishers have pitched upon the New York
Tribune o. the book organ Of their advertisements, not
alone carry the Advertisements Of their Books but 10
make Il necessary Tor southern BOOKSELLERS, 20 have the
Tribune IN their Book Shops, and thus 10 circulate the
Aboidos Of that Journal oil the reading rendezvous
Of the whole Southern Country.
Now Book Pubishefs IN Tree land, Of r0s discussion
have tight DO al this sort " thing, knov,-aud
thus 10 Republic Ol - states 10 make upon rs Of
thembut u y right that exists IN no other county
under earth aDd that could not exist here day, u the
Union broken W. The Right, however, We speak
oi, u alegai hght,-but Only legal highland when
viewed ~ tle lights Of patriotism, Interstate good neigh
borhood AID DeratUrrts III 90 wrong wrong be
The Book Publishers, guardians oi Literature
something county beyond tts making of ssSsa-
oa party and sscaasi book,. II ought 70 be their pride
10 estsbisb Nsoral Bteratorr, coexteusve With th'
vhoa Republc such The whole Republic could joIr
heart end hand In snd such would sxsl,shs H,ersu
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TfoR THE Wufo
FoR THE VINO
THE TWENTY-SECOND ANNUAL, REPORT or THE
PRESIDENT or THE JAMES RIVER n KANAW
-


HA COMPANY.
As tho above Is public document, presume the pub
c especially those interested IN the Improvement bave
right TO comment upon IT, far 10 endeavor TO pro
mote the interest Of the company. From casual read
log Of the report would be led 10 the conclusion that
high tariffs produced the largest amount Of revenue
We hnd page 1877, that the receipt Of tolls Tor the
first half OF the fiscal year ending 30th September 1884
previously any interference with the tariff was greater
by than $4,000 than IL Tor the second half Of
the year"
The receipt for tho first half Of the h.ca year ending
the 3Oth September, ls55-the tariff shH ni,cLang,d-
greater than that 81 tho second half during which
tune the modified tariff bad gone into effect, by more
than $4,000.
The receipt for the Gss half Of the last fiscal year d..
ring which the modified tariff continued lees fhaB IL
was during the second half within which the advanced
rates before referred n have been charged by the ~
tsOlS 90. To have had such influence on The re-
venue one would suppose that the advance hsd been ge
neral aud slso very considerable Bot when come
look AZ the tarh We find sdyAnce u only rent per
ton per mile wheat and -four, sud some Other noos
derabe articles, such and cofn-nea &c. tiink
the above results may be satisfactorily accounted
Tor than by any interference With the tsrih
IL will be borne IN mind thst the South Side Railroad
vas ~ opefstOn portion o the year 1864 W Beaver
Greek. aud took on portion Of the business Of tho last
half Of that year.
The President as account for that decrease By any
reduction Of the tariff Ior In TIE nest sentevcs he ys
/ mat The taTih In 1858 It'll unchanged The Dc.
e'esse therefore, mus, have been caused BIZ Iocs ccem.
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pAITTwORE MArKErs. Dee. 7oth.

Carrov-The demand this quite active
proes have A since last
go bales been od, apart 10 other markets The
IL n reduced 70 shout i1 0 bales .-
Vows market to-day adecrpons ofsuper
exceedingly Holders generally asking t6C9H With
erdng The only sale have 70 note to-day
30 bbls Howard Street super pSsN The market closed
quiet
0piuThsre has good inquiry week for orain and
wheat NJ exhibit
receipts Of wheat this have
light but the receipts Of considerably exceed those o. The
week two. New beginning forward quite freely
part the offerings tins week have been Of this dsscp
this qniet. for
good about weyt closing rates We note The
ri. week bushels Of wheat 70 London and bush
els " Liverpool
markst morning very quiet bu, price,
steady The receipts light, Tiers being only II roo
white fair good ~ 1890
M cents good 70 prime ee ies cents ehoce1c cents red ITO
CossTers dem.nd o s morning and prices
steady odered, and
-hIle Sfhs Old DO siss c,' new ysnov 5000 cts old
oTsre inquiry for Oats eonnuss brE, and prices have an
Advancing tendency There only 100 bushels offered and
RsTsrs we've 400 bu.s. offered sales o. Maryland at
10 eus Pennsyivsois - cts busiei.
have % ... g report .odsy We quote clov'esd
PnorfossThere has been doing Provisions
time The tone
s eontnucs, and pes upward tendency
The receipts Of Provisions continue hga and The transactions
Tsocfhs recep Of Maryisbd usual a. his season o. bs
light The demand, however heretofore noticed
teey bk End al TIE receipts prompy sod hsfyisnd
ntds sale vset prices Maryland ground
.s,,. gs. ssd ..s we're made M. -sss sss slight srov
wsrsr.fh. WHISKY make, 10 very sa.,sl-a. snd eon,-
srsn'5 ~ s>vs no rssssonsp rport We auoss no~ns,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-23

Of sh.s Republic moi o.lv a ho-e b,s IN srsr. ..
knmSr-AnAehs = = s.pssnw = 49, 49, -
al the wounds Of the Republic and 70 hosd IN -
wounds focsga nAoas scksa and disGuss then viii
our inssitu,ions We are one Psopis-oi one common
eouary.-with Constitution. and one destiny -how
local aus may diGer-as differ Their muss In
Rspusic Of such res.sis uasuIsas. srssods fro. ~
Topce 70 the lrozen rsgioas snost The Atlnnsc
20 the Pacific Oceans s-snd ought 70 b the ain o
Book Pubishsrs 10 coosoldAts hat coanty,to eudcar
oae part Of 70 another and % unts an N the boads
Of coonoa broeoeFhood oy commoa literature. We
regret 70 say certain quite large Publishing houses bend
oil their innaence and their capital TO policy just the
reverse.
Tue senoeney o. Aoohuon iAfrature,-whctherh u %
oes8neo OF hoS-n not only 70 CIVIL but 70 setvile war
cannos tess any o. oar boes Pseshsss Do
70 nave me saves inc southern States rise and cut
'ne .ntoe's Q, sne mAssc-eus nevertheies they act
9u tney aa,-oesie, We say, not that some Of them
mgn, noe ssn " ,nsurtecuons we're hkeiv TO be sue
Sss.sr oes Ses.,n W a1ue !. mey se-tney cannos os
sre .ne ,.sessne'e ana iea pan"nnent OF the slaves
tn.. uoen ioueS. N.L,t f.4s -
sne ,tessture o eoontfy 20 become secacnai, =
y, ~ ~ rss - -. ~ ... zen
the Cnarcnes tso Ltefstures one Northern aud the
800 $50. ii, ,s,. - - ~ 10 pe.aea 'nss 'ne
,. IN wy v n .r e sp. 'v'..a'e ron nos i,e
PI. 10y a,, w. wy .p'.' VI ssevo, ..oui nose'e
pa.P''s snI n9.ne INC Aooaaonsts s,se-
a. o.us " 49,, ~. .'ssoy " Wv sou, us. L.e
~.as,... S : nn,.,;,.e I,,.s, ~ S,n oe so
ss.i. ~ .,.,,, a.. =, h.' .o ..s, - Nv so.s
N~..h.i ~ T.h ss,:.sP S sm ~ y NM :.
90 ,n M 49, -, 80. -. S.. 'ss sos %
H,h,;sha,s a.. s,,s ,h.. -,,h 49,. ss..s - 49,.
Tbi. Aholi,io, ho.,;,v an. o,h.r a., ,n...s ..f n
Ma. Yors ho,;,;o i,ns, - St.s;,p -. 49,. -
novel ,ec.n,Iv -,i,t.n Inv ~. W., q R,.ns - " ~
.dy vbos. md. North A veil "A sou,h IN En,on . ali .
In xn.rc. h,. gvsn her e,- q,
havond ~, "a ,.,,.i lin - - 90 - ,,-1s
"a. entitled Al lcs.t 10 r.,nee.hi. cr;,icsn, mo-, io
uent and nonnlsr nov.li.s M the Son,hv, s~ums "a
sor,h n.rsn,Iy or N., Vol ,
by The same Abotion persons and Abolition ceinps
.ho has done honor 70 our Literature aud 10 our Country
and no Ia, had M more In do itb pol,tics mr.
than Washington i, wing while Thack.rsy and Dcken,
Ensiishmep in education and feiny hoss IN roth ,h
Northern and Southern St,tes-,re f,rJ nv ,ncs.
Abolitioniss 10 an e,t.nt even t m. T,5
The,e Aboitioni.ts indeed do mo-, ,rs.t conn,ym.n a.
well a. thew trout forciyn.r
Tho Britain Journals and Review, svsro of tho points
of our country deemed vc,k IN have recently sent
over bore and put under nav tho Northern terat whom
the Abolition book Pubsbcrs Of the Nerth have started
aud fosiercd into life The Edinburgh Review Il seems.
has recently found South Carolina born American Iv.
ing in New York who is ready to sell his pen not only
ia abuse Of his whole country but of the particular
ton from whence no came Hs nditcs 10 travel
tho world over through that great organ OF Public
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-23

THE FsSG SHORE, with four ofland attached oil
the Potomac river, the property Of the late William Bry-
sold at Piscataway Nd, Thursday last to W.
b. Griffin, aud Il. Pliny Bryan, Tor $4,000. tract OF
wood land, belonging TO the estate containing l36
acres, sold ut the time and place, TO Messrs
Manning and White for 81 Gas, 6O-and tract of land
called China belonging to the estate containing 900
acres, sold To John Birch for s3o5 per acre-Air
|
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-23

pssadoa q In eossssd Northern ftisads upon sub
Jet Of vital aPovanes 10 h inksrss. efthsns.avss
and Their children; and 10 show what little reliance
can be placed In even the very sosndsst Of these
Northern Democratic politicians % ar ~ protection
Is concerned TO Institutions and our property.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-23

s..sess divsroa q pat d he tsds % he South
ksrosd coepsssd 70 Lynchbarx. the Board q
Cana. the Il bses llksrse pss.lng through RIsmood
woold Inevitably taks thai rosse Appointed oonmistcc
~ inveseopts the subject and rspoft
y 70 the szpeuss sssA route reoomus.dsd - adop.
charged. II I m
TIE Hoard Of Directors. In February. Tess rs,s.d tho
erth and sdoeed three cents per per mile thus taking
on oneouIth Of the iron the local tonnage and
almost enectuay excluding the through tonnage a
they had lett IL a. usA In the meanIime, it viii be
that the oegu demand for wheat that
such induce large shipments North and prices
we're - high In Petersburg In Ricbmood ana
dsrable quantity from Lynchburg found its way to City
Point This circumstances, which rarely occurs alarmed
the Board into redactioa wheat and foar sheA has
since been advanced. ~. AANA ~ q
The decreased 10 IS may With proprey be set
down TO the account Of decrease In the through
receipts Tor August and September whsn this tonnage Il
generally going through that the deficit compared With
1854, 10 over $4,000. The President does eughten
US in any Of his reports to the decrease In through
mage paying the highest rate OF to bat by calculation
Of the decrease and increase Of all the articles mentioned
and comparing hese with the total decrease in tonnage
(Which . the only way We can estimate it, have Do.
Of over $4,000 TONS and but or tho large increase
Of local tonnage the deficit have been much greater
The President however, proves by gnres that the
cepts Tor the last sir mouths LIST Of October 1856
greater by sac than the six months prece-
ding This am pleased to and Il could be
counted for In other than steady In tho
business OF the canal should be still pleased. Blu,
to the iacts. "
In January and FEBRUARY thero . do
felt as compared With the low tariff year
So on account OF suspension Of naviga-
ton, over $4,000
Add on account Of the heavy receipts Of to- -.
bacco. which NOT ad-snced la Nay
and April 1000
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a.NMBROIDERED BOsOMs.-Just to ian something
II choice, which ve puihe above
into Shirts according o order
FINE SHIHTS-Anev mad up n extra style, assorted
size and warranted to At This lot better than anything
ofore introiucss by
GENTS FURNISHING GOODs.-s,osls; Ties; De-
Joiaevies KID Gloves Socks Drawers; Umbrellas dauniss
together with full line Of Gents under
WINTER CLOThING.-of the different qualities aid
introduced for the price
termination OF strong
ducemens purchasers Call ITO Main trusy
an clolhng. 6ROsHONG a TUPMAN.