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bill % TIE BufYalo OMy nnnk wls deae BY GO a hs
rsyssrs who we're arrested sens uae sinoe ssd d,
otsrged By Judgs Russe. In We hrss Psoe ~ name
Of our Hiats Registers IN me BAAk Department 0 this
Sate H % founa - one quarter Of the notes
Of hh esato which have beea issued since his appoint
mest. Mr.. John L. Kimberly b the bosa fte PRECEDENT,
and NJ. Joseph 6Ringham The cashier Of that Dsnk.
have pea pleasure Of knowing either Of those gentle
men, neither have ever ounterfeit bill their
bsni. By inserting this In your paper you will much
obhf me.
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Duying thess hres years specials ioo vac CO., ieit
rsurcsd ssourt,s From 1885 q, 1858 the issue Of va
~ posds and railroad stocks o, the rate OF
ot mIsoss pm Ann1c; nd ihs public nsd ~s' affect
ID 70 Nat caa Of investments. 10 lhtt tas We e'os
capital d The country ucrs med only ssost g..
vhiIs Ne same time The issue Of band, aad sooss ~
railroad conpas,ss amounted 10 full fred ant az
millions Of dollars Credit vas enlarged toe oses "o,'
porauoa promises 70 pAy while tue banks foam Va
oapAi 81 that time large enough {, accom- mofs's n :.
vidua vSas Railroads have literally run the ere ~
into Ne srouud and collapse 10 That speoss OF prop
b b Inevitable Ustn within the psa noutss :,
dvidual crsn be- bssa comparatively restricted 10 toe
Two years preceding Jssusvy 1885, the bsuH losas Ia
erssssd about eco COO We have doubt the rsuso'
for January 1881, viii shos ABBA, equal to
thss during NE psd yeay The demand for iosus
shs banks noe far beyond Their ability supply Cor
porSuea sussvprss and srpasnos nave given vay
dviSual energy and imitation. me desAnd fov money
noe co~~ more mon bursss men snsu from iuoorpo
rsasl companies, ed NE cry 10 for more bsrrs from
tbe mSvsmsnh IN the Pennsylvania, Nee Jersey, Me-
souri, Maine and Nev Hsmpshrc legislatures, iooxs ~
though baakins capital had bean orsssd during
me 80 vinier than ever before In ,be same tine rne
great increase In banks for some pears pau mas bees
the Middle ssd Eastern States AL The old sAlea are rov
fairiy oyeyrun with baska notwithstasdine vhsh u 10
ths sassA thing In The world 10 vors batch o, s7~
charters through every ss.ssos OF hs J.ssIssurs =,
thoss staasa whsr 20 general baking h~ ertss
In Pesnsyivasa n particularly easy, Win TIE prop
appliances, 70 es rev charters The present session gill
without doubt, turn out oneen or twenty nee bs,ki
In New Jevssy number Of nsv charters have sesu
granted and In the western ssses where general ssos
Ing laws exst hardly vsek passes visnous the cresioo
OF some bank. rhe snec, Of this raid ease 10
bankng capital cannot BE- Otherwise than dlssr ron
vss she bank expaasion that led 10 The rsvuon 1897
In Ill oountes and In all aes, where bank credit has
bsp HbevAlly supplied TIE result has been q collapse
ne Temptation 70 spseuissehs desire 10 enter nee
ssssspysesh lnovssssd By We scn furnished BY tue
baaks, asa she community 10 drawn sloss sr~dusiy Of
arst until becomes involved 70 an srtsst entirely be
ycpd sheiy ability 70 extrcaas themselves. In tbe en-.
vusiou that invariably follows such an usssiurA es,,u
sos The banks generally 20 down With the rest roere
st his nswent twioc tce many banks In exinescs
About half bs sumbsv with proper caias we'll ccstsd
and ven managed, wsud answer al the legitimate pur-
pcsss o. business beyond that they curse and ias
oil the rsvus'ens Which have 20 frequently swept
ever be cornvy and prosrsNc 70 n,sy see.s
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Senate.
ALBANY, March ~, 1867.
sSnosnlAloss.
AsAnN sMordins The law Of 1874 relative 70 Trinity
enwoh.
Against the incorporation OF the eseam Towing and
Wrecking Association.
Asaims discriminating tolls.
NJ. KILLS reported svorsby the bill provt6ins for
she closing q che affairs Of safety fund banks whose
vhazssrs have expired.
sseHaDG the uss o. slips and pen on the East rves
Nr. P sans reported '.voraby On The Assembly
btl 70 incorporate the Pao,Hc Dock Company.
NEW rARrER
Mr. srmoR presented, BY oonsest the memorial sign.
=, Esemc,y. ssuns ssssst he passage Of he
New York OnaYe1 BILL on the ground Of unfair ressmens
= ne n si as ss
the Assembly. being denied hearing BY The majority.
Awasu and exciting debate ensued
Ne memorial - bresoh Of privilege between the two
houses
The memorial vas finally laid upon the table.
Mr. KSILY moved 70 take the charter bill from the
Comnwee OF the Whole, snd refer II 70 the Committee on
snr srn sso"o.sa . oou,.s too
Mr. BROOKS spoke upon the course pursued BY the
eesae - unusual snd unfair in taking the blu from
Ne committee during ha absenoe n On the senate
sad rsisrips Ia 70 the Committee the Whole
Anrr hard s,ruglle the motion to refer the bill v
eyes, -; nays, II.
Assembly.
ALBANY, March 49, 1857.
motion by Mr.. LxAvNw 1RrB, 10 create . Grinding
'Oommittee Of nine, Was laid over.
ARaRNAIe.
me bin 10 authorize the sale Of the state arsenAls In
Now York and Absny and 10 provide for the purchase Of
ne New York arsenal property ~ the CITY and for the
adhered In Committee Of The Whole, and aner various
amendments progress wss reported
IN he House, Mr. PoMnRoy moved TO recomut the
bl 70 the Standing Oom mi tie 70 report complete
Tho various amendments deested Com mittee Of TIE
Whole Wero offered again IN toe House
tie amendment offered by Mr. Reilly, 70 appro-
pstate $4,000 os the purchase OF the arsenal In New
York, was defeated
H motion TO r. uis carried.
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Last Day.-ro-morrow and Tuesday only
Mr. GoLDsnfrH receives pupils for o. 60 Rooms 2 Broad
wav
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no the Ladies'.
nyou want beautiful Citing and wei made boots dres
JErTERs, <s7 Broadway.
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White, the Halter, IAs Fulton street, He
tween Broadway and Nassau street, spring style S. his last
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Kemp's Worm psssiIles.-rhoussnds OF
Children pine sken and die ether than
This h safe remedy Infsnu may tale without danger
or copta aims mercury All children relish the pastes
Rr.tos saysapsre the only article Of the knd that has
The test Of time equally ecsc,cus remedy for srofua
e'uYons liver and Diseases Sold By n
r. LARMAF Co. wholesale druggists 80 Water street
Few York. and ~ AL drusgsis ssrsspsrla 81 and pas
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Cbiehester's Dyspepsia Specific does not
purge Sure cure Fly cents Der bottle BY all druggss.
Depot l0l Wall street New iork
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Helloyrs,,s Ptn.--A Remedy In .n

Letters from every region the earth Tie c-
mony o. he ost tsrs ui.hed travellers establish fac
In all climates and lo~Aes these pills an ar
soute pecihe for bilious discusses dyspepsia snd bowel
plants
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AxEovol On IRo new Dr. S0U1ueA A0lers
large number Of our Jewish citizens were awaiting
With great anxiety the late arrival Of the steamship
Araso nom Havre - they expected the Rev DR. samuel
Adler 70 arrive ON beard Of her When Il asoersined
has hat noble vessel had reached her DOCK aer long
md perious voyage, bringing tho Rev. gentleman
avsy 70 the end Of his journey, there was great rejoc
ing among them. Dr. Adler has come from Europe for
The purpose Of assuming the pastoral iutes Of the rwesa
street Jewish Temple vacated by the death Of Rev. Dr.
xeyzbacher Al soon the steamer touched the dock
she was boarded BY delegation together with host Of
personal friends 70 welcome the Rev. gentleman 10 HE
new homo He was, however, in too delicae health
because Of his perlous voyage 70 make many responses
70 the repeats greetings he received, he wss Imme
dia,ey escorted 10 the residence Of Mr. Nay, 10 West
Thirteenth street, whose hospitality he accepted until
suitable mansion could be procured for him Rev. Dr.
Adler ranked among the most distinguished aad talented
Jewish Rabb In Europe He resided for the last nfseen
years In Alvey, Grsod Duohy Of Hesse where he wss
much eaeemed for the many good qualities ne possessed
He strong and able advocate OF the jewish faith, aud
abors with great seal and integrity for the advancement
OF ibe In l846 he stngu Oh himself much through
his untitg and uAceasing advocacy Of the 30 call I'd
"Jewhh Emancipa rou," ana ~ The present uue his
principal stuay and only aim 10 the reformation Of The
faith 70 which he adheres On saturday The fest ves
Of bis ,pau guraiion viii take place the psoe Of
sbp in Twelfth street, when be will deliver his first
mon upon American soil.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY MARCH %, 1857.

P1lsA-Thls Disease Brandreth's Pills Cures.
senuemer called the ONCE Yesterday and stated vat
Aner suffering from this aiciou for months
and when ever hing used had failed 70 alleviate,
DkElH's pills cured him in two weetA All this 20 u ra
suited from the Of dcne which merely puvh tn.
eot and % gives health 70 every orgsn Principal Ollie -
msp Broadway, of twenty second street. Campbe
or of Twenty eighth and Eighth D. Wright
er OF Hous'on and lie Streets and Rushton AIS and
ana All Broadway,
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MEXICO, Cuba ana the slave Trade All
persons desJous Of joining Merico In the present
with spsn and anxious for n suppression OF the slave trade
In the lalsns o. Cuba yi pie. &c sddress post paid
JOHN DIEGO sAkCHEs New York Post odce
BThs letters already received viii be answered due
Una
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BascheIor's Hair Dye, wigs ssd Toupces,
the best in the World made sod applied Broadway
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$500, 900 Capsta1.-rhe British CONNER
ca life Insurance Company has been successful operation
for thirty yearu and has psh already eses The
~ Nd 600 70 he families Of the insured fifs
GRO III KNEvITT, Aelnsxy. es wan ssreet
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Defiance nalsmander safee-wfth Patent
powder proof defiance cchs and bars Depot Pcar
RoRHRr n. PATRICK.
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Rich Paper Hanging for the Retail Trade,
all yes mporsops work done Ia the
artistic manner BY THOMAS FAYE Co, 2s7 Broadway.
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Henry Gebhara's Gymnasium and Fencing
academy, 6S3 Broadway.
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Erupsions, Freckics sc Jones Old rta-
nsn soap n Bad hs.r dandruff &C Jones. Old coral hair
restorative IA Lsfonfs nauh sshssier n for ades skn.
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For Good FITTING. well made shirts, OF all
siyes and psierna reaied a Wholesale prices 60 70 The
eoaesy'a los Chatham street.
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manufscturs ard ,rporaon and desirable STYLE FOR
sAle 70 usde u he cAsh prices by 7HoMAsfkYE
CO, NJ Broadway.
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Dr. 70. y. Loeweuthai's water Cure, Bcrges
Heiahe HUDSON county New Jersey, hneen mint
either be boboksn. Jsrsey Cty ferrtss.
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Great Bargains IN Csrpesing nc Hystt's
earyet tarcrcons no Bovery ali he new ps,erns cpen
on noneay, n,.re % rvyh velvet tapestry. Brussels w.
]. BYxTr, 10 bowsy, oppoase Rivinsson syeet
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Frspgfpsnnf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ee-
chet, Frsneipann pomade. Frsngrs .ssp. rrGER A
CO., chemists, $50 Broadway. sold everywhere.
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Personal Intelligence.

Amors the passengers py The Araeo arrived on Friday
night nos Bsve were + George squier. E'q Dr. Adler,
the Jewish Rsbci and ssnor Leo Avaraao OF Honduras
We understand that latter he recsivei the appoint
msni Of Mnisssv from Honduras 70 the unnes sasss.
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notice by your polce report this morning the honorable
names Of John Kimberly President Of the sunAl, City
Bsnk spd toesph Birmingham, In oAsher associated With
oounerfeloG These Two gentlemen among the OLE
est weahiest and respecabe citz-ns Of city Of
Buffalo In Justice TO hsn please correct tbs Islander
nspcH p, 1887. JOHN 2. rDE.
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Jouven's Md GIeve Cleaner.

Jouven's Md GIeve Cleaner.
3 3 s ssns per per s ss.,s.
+ s ssss Is Is sss's:
= se ssns p PEI s scsds.
s esass per so;sis.
. eesis per boeie
ss ss. Sr sSae'
. cents per bottle
3 GEMS per bottle.
20 cep.s per bottle.
SsasP.r so;,s
~ efRsK s co Prgprisos IS Bso.s%s,. New fofs,
and re'sn By al drussss everywhere.
Paper Hanging al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Own
msnuf.s.urs s.l Sport.on and very dersSe STYLE sr
CO, n srosdwsy Nv - '-'D ~ v '''
Rsch Paper Hapsinss for the Retail Trade,
s 81 TsosSs cor sS.
Great Bargains IN Carpesing as Hyast's
sss S sSvsy ,. =, he ssy sVsr
ps'y SsT Ut 20 s Ss a. o,cos nv.ro, ,..
ss,yoo.ooo Capssai.-che British CONNER
81. ne lnsursres oomgs5y has ssss in sucsesa oye,sasn
.s tS DC s e.: tssia Sur s %.
ono. X, KSEvrrr, Aciu~y. @ wall stree.
Defiance salsmander safes-with Patent
powder proof defiance lccs and bars Depot ie2 Pearl
street. one door below Ma'ds' s.s so,,,, ,,r,,cv
Frspgfpapnf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ee-
chet, Frsnepann pomade Frsngirsnni ssap. 1rGER A
CO., chemists, $50 Broadway. sold everywhere.
--
Crssssdcro's Hair Dye, wigs and Toupees
have attained hishest perfection, wholesale retail
and The dye applied privsisly No. AsiOr House
BsscheIor's Hair Dye, wigs .sd Tcupces,
the best In The world made sold and applied II IS Bro~dway.
~ N n uc-.usn.r. SV.tsr s,ux. u~~~~-
Heishe Hudson county New Jersey, dnsen minutes from
eithe~ be Boboksn, Jersey Cty ferrfss-
Erupsions, Freckics &c Jones Old Tts-
Ism soap Bad hs4r dandruf &C Jones' old
restorative IA Lsfonts aud slsster n for ladtss skin.
~ Bowery.
Ksuan,a Wnrn RsssiIles.= Tn nda nj
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For Savannah, in the steamer Alsbsms-N Lowell c
Eohupe Mr. and Mrs nenry rsns with three chi dren snd
f,rd n wsnwrieht John X Nishtnsale Eeleston N-s
Ihos sieson Mss sg's'on j. y secher,s Hughes sfwi
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&C.. .nyo-s-, 10, 70 sst D > sssS.r - e, NJ
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LDVERTIsRMENTS RgNEWED EVERY eAf.


CAws.-HCK 4 CO.'S PATENT 0RoUED SAWS,
- pIIseyfng rowels Ao had wholesale and RETAIL
a. he prsprps hardware stores. the rAcrooms OF he
1asnafsct1yera 20 and Gold street, the vors
Of Brocms ekerla and Columbia sreess N Y
CLrZABETHIAN ALE-PURH AND WHOLESOME DR-
IL signed for family and excellent for th0s@ requiring
noursnmert In pint bottles delivered In ns city
j. BiRLow I'D Water street near Wall
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BlHth,
Drpysy On Wednesday, Jan. 7. ANHB the vie a
Patrck Dunfoy OF the Novelty On WORKS o. ton.
Balyrases and Dublin papers piesse cJpy.
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SLAVE LABOR

IN another column will be found an extract
upon the subject Of the introduction of slave la
Dor into the West India Islands This subject at
present is exciting great interest, both in France
and England, and the proposition Is being dis
cussed Of introducing Africans into their posses.
slons, not under the name of slaves, but that of
Coolies, who are to serve in the capacity Of la
borers for term of years. The dilapidated con.
ditlon of the once magnificent sugar and coffee
plantations i'll Jamaca, and the almost LarLarous
state of tho free negroes there, it seems, has
brought abou: change in the sentiments Of those
who heretofore have been foremost in advocatinr
the freedom Of the blacks The increasing de-
mand for cotton. and the great desire of England
to furnish her supplies from her own soil, if pos
sible, is inducing her thus to advocate these
measures. Self-in.crcst and aggrandiscment is
at the bottom of the project, and philanthropy
or disposition TO better the condition OF the ne
gro, has but little to do with it.
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Obituarn.

DIED, i'll this village, OH the 2Olh inst, of
Consumption, Mrs. MARY ANDERSON, in the
36th year of her age.
The deceased was native of Cerrixks serpus
Ireland, where the greater portion of her life was
spent, mid loving friends and the enchanting
scenes of the Emerald Isle. She early became q
member of The Presby terian Church in her native
town, then under the pas.orsllip of the Rev. Sea-
ton Reid and by consistent walk and conversu-
ton, evinccd the trnthfnlncss of her profession
IN her protracted illness of more than three
months, she manifested The greatest checrfulness
and resignation to the will OF her Heavenly Fa-
,her, and towards tho closing scenes of her life,
expressed un earnest desire to depart nnd be ut
rest. Far from the sca-g -girt isle thut gave her
birth she sleeps, aud stricken and diseonsolate
husband moarns his sad bereavement. May this
affective dispcnsation of Providence bc sanctiied
TO the good of his soul.
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KANSAS.

The latest intelligence from Kansas, riyes evi.
dence OF more troubles and probable bloodshcd
Ill that Territory. On tho 18th inst, il is state
Gov. WALKER entered Lawrence with eight COM
panies of Dragons, determined at all hazards
70 put down the Topeka rebels or drive them
from the country. The Governors proclamation
issued at Leavenworth and dated the 18th. do.
claring lie would not allow them to adopt a city
charter seems TO have exaspcratcd the citizens
so much that they had resolved not to negotiate
with him. The Governor had encampcd without
Lawrence in threatening attitude and there
was no other alternative but for the rebels 10 snb.
NIT or fight.
We agree entirely with the South Side Demo.
erat, who, speaking upon this subject says:-
II is high time that the laws were vindic,ted
in Kansas, and the vagabond traitors who went
there for rebellion, sedtion, arson and robbery
were taught lessen they may turn to profitable
account If WALKER will only maintain the
majesty OF the law, and hang or shoot a hundred
or two Of them, our friends in the SouiI, will for
give him, we are sure. for all the indiscretion lie
Inns committed in attemting TO propitiate this
rebel crew.
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THE EXAMINER

Tins Is the title of Newspaper about to be
published in Columbia, in Haily, Tri-Wcckly
anu cekly form, under the auspices of JSo. G
BOWMAN, Esq, and w. B. JOHNSTON, long and
well known for his connection with journalism in
Tins State. The Examiner is TO be Literary and
Political in its complexion, and as stated in the
Prospectus, "will at once take ground and abide
by the old land marks Of the CALHOUN State
Eighis Party" There is no doubt this will bc
one Of the most interesting papers in the State, us
the gentlemen who arc to preside over it, botl,
have ability to render il so. 1t is to be published
at Columbia-price for Weekly, $500, Tri-
Weekly, $500, Daily, 5000.
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From Utah.--st, fotts, Jul, 2s.-snM IT,.
dates the I'd inst, have been received. :rhs ~
fairs Of tho Territory were In Tres cer,i chn,i.i
and sl.i general prosperity prevailed dnors Of ths
, .an sSpeaiiUn lion. oy 'he general aovennent at.
Tho emgrant trains were hroprc,sinu ,,,;,,,
ans were friendly ''" "' i"'''
rnbiIc charges OF official dishonesty weres mada
usahsi Tie surveyor general Of the Territory
several statements of his assistants have bcei
published accusing him of reporting and pocket.
ing The money for work never done withholding
,ne pay OF iiIs assistants and upproprjntino n ~
iil'nself; neglecting to mark Tho SURVEYS and
.nen reporting that the posts had been rsmoyed
py Tie Mornions, with other serious mislen,eau-
rrof.hc:-undcr this head, the Grenada Re-
..,ean t%a." :; ms ms, the following: We understand
from tins place, who hns blessed her huslo nd r;ti
eighteen heirs since God joined them tooetbsr n :.
man and wife. She has had twins five t;mo.
aud few weeks since gave brtl, to n trio who
are said t. be remarkably fine looking, and doing
we'll ""N "'''s
s"ocki"g Catdstrophe-A romantic father
whose name was Rose, called his daughter Wild
50 that she grew under the uppclatiSn az yV;l,e
Rose But i'll Ii few wears the girI f.II :, 49,: Sc
WIN, ana married n man named Bull, which saef
| Wild Bullr ""9 ha'"e>
Mrs Julia Dean IIavne, we learn bv N late.
,e,er rom San francisco, ntt ended calico dresa
ball recently given in that city. She wore nea Z
str'ped brown and white calice.dress, and, wifh
hcr brilliant conversational powers, oueenjv
walk and dignifcd manner, was as bcwitchiny
of the stagc as OH. '''"'"e
>,, n Sfrcak Of First Rate LmcA-The Marianpa
lfla.) Putriot has been informed that Mr.. Jos
bowers' of Milton, Fla, discovered on the 24th
w.t. W.T. 1T bayou Muintte, in Santa Rosa county,
The Ashvile n. c., Nc,rs says that heavy
rams have visited that section of the State and
thnt very large corn crop will Le made.
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A VALUABLE CITIZEN GONE.

Mr.. SAMUEL. REID, an esteemed citizen of this
District, died, after short illness, Mt his resi-
dence OH Friday last. lie was for many years
an Elder in the Upper Long Cane Church, and
by his consistent course and exemplary pety, won
for himself the regard Of all who knew him
Ills death has produced chusm i'll the conmu-
nifty which will not be speedily filed.
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Commercial.

AnBEriLLE G. H., July 80, 1857.
Cotton.-There is nothing doing in the cotton
market at present, but we feel safe in giving our
former quotations, viz: l24 a l31 cts.
Wheat Sl.0o; Corn, 90 "a 100; Bacon, IS a
20; Mol"sses. rs q 90; Syrup, 90 90 100; But
ter II q Is; Eggs, 10; Flour, (ncw,) none offer:
ing
COLUMBIA, July ~, 1857.
Coton.-Ihere was nothing done in Cotton to
aay and we can only continue our former quo
tations Of | 10 ii cents
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Vhite Teeth, Pcrtuncd Breath and Beautiful
Complexion, can be acquired by using the Balm,
Of Thousand F7oWcr&" What lady or gentle-
man would remain under the curse Of n Disagree
Thousand Fomcrs" rs n dentlfrice, would no.
only render it sweet, but lenve the eth as White
as alabaster2 Many persons do not know their
breath is bad, and the subject is 30 delicate their
friends will never mention it. Beware of coun-
terfcits BE sure each bottle is signed
FETRIDGE & CO, N. Y.
eB- For snle by ull Druggists.
Feb. 90, 1857. a. eowsn
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-07-30
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