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TIE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

One Of the Steamships OF this Company, carry ing
me United states Mails for ACAPUEO, -eenS
GS GALL. A, and OREGON, leavesA3ER
Panama twice each month. on the arri -@1z6EeS
vslol the United States Mail - Company q steam
ers, which leave New Orleans and New York regu-
larry on 5th and 1th OF each month with the mails
end PdsseIgers connecting via PANAMA RAIL
These steamships have been inspected and an
proved by the Navy Department, and warranty speed
The Panama Railroad az miles long is now com-
Pleted from ocean To ocean, and crossed in or
hours The baggage Of ssengers is check ed in New
1oik tniougn 10 san Francisco, and passeng IRIS
embarked ut Panama by steamer at the company's
expense. The money paid in New York covers al
expenses Of the trip.
o. Reserve steamers are kept in port in Panama and
San ranclsco TO prevent detention m case of accI
ure having occurred in eight years,
Passengers leave Panama the game dav the, NJ
rive at Aspnwa.. ~ ny "
Conductors go through by each steamer and take
charge Of women and children without other pTotec
tors. NV r>
For through TICKETS at the lowest rates apply al
the agency, IN West street, New York. TO
Nv. RATMOSD.-Or to
ARMSTRONG, HARRIS CO,
jy A-tf C.L. BARTLETT. Boston Vi
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NOTICE TO PRESUMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the right of preemntior
to any OF the lands within the Townships and part.
oi townshlps above .ehumeTatcd is reoulr,d tp es
ta1Ish the same to tho satisfaction of the register
ana receiver OF the proper land Otfioe and wax
payment hersJoT as soon as prQetteaAIe oUsS
:stinx thtS HoHssi and before the dsy appointed f,r
ths commencement OF the public sale OF the lands
will be forfeited. : -'"ONi' 'N'' ie 'uoh eauh
THOs. A. HENDRICKS.
ia Eom.nissioner OF the General Land Office.
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'IhE CLOTH IA just out aud universally AL
= mlred AZ Gents 6ne drets Hat req uires w.
sale. ..r..rl = - "'n soafai"y the u
Also: new invoice Of F r ENcH soFTYar
PA psnn Al The Bazaar. corner of 9Th street
90 8-eo2w -.-t ..- unn,,
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PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN GOODS.
DsfAsIMESI OF IHE IsIEnIoR,,.

Al = ~ ~ !. ~ of Ia \
Sealed Proposals, endorsed :" Pro posas for Indian
Goods, lclass $, or T. IS theics se may be- will
be received at the Office Of Indiar Ana rs. Wash
ngton Guy until 10 O'Clock, ., m, on Saturday, the
Ah day OF November next, for fur mshing goods for
the Indian department for fnlhllu treaty stipua-
lions with various Indian tribes ans for other Indian
Glass No. l. @ = jHI 80 Z
Maekinae Bfarksn. Cloths, ard Dry Goods.
$500 pairs point white Macknac Iankets to inca
sure 81 by y inches, and weis h pounds ii
5000 pairs 2ll point white MsckiI ac blankets, to
measure 81 by 81 inches. and weigh pounds
800 pairs point white Maekinac blankets, to mea
sure AZ by s. inohes ,ond weie h 5sa pounds
so pairs Ia point white Mackrac blankets, to
measure 81 by 50 luoAes. and weigh AZ pounds
200 pairs l-pont white Mack nac blankets to mea-
sure 81 by 46 inches, sld wels h 81 pounds
800 pairs 3-polnt scarlet Mackiuac Blankets, to
measure so by Y inchel, ind wegh pounds
900 pairs ~ point scarlet Macklnao blankets. TO
measure 81 by IS inches, and weigh pounds
measure s. by 81 inches. and weigh 10 pounds
400 pairs point green Mackinac blankets to mea-
sure 81 by y inches. and weigh pounds
100 pairs 2h point green Macklnac blankets, to
measure 81 by 66 inches, and weigh pounds
2U pairs 81 point indigo blue Mackinac blankets,
TO measure Go by "a inches, and weigh 10 pound
2DO pairs point indigo blue Mackinac blankets, to
measure 90 by u inches, and weigh pounds
800 pairs 2k-pont indigo blue Mackinac blankets .,
10 measure 81 by s. inches. and weigh poun dis
200 pairs S1z-pOnt Gentinela blue Mackinac ba ok
so pairs point Gennella blue Mackinac blai jkets
to measure 90 by II inches and weigh p ,ubds
$50 pairs 2%-pornt Sent nella blue Maakinac blank
cts TO measureH by Sc inches and wen IN Ibs
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without charge. Prsn, on the roTIhsrn sest,csrd
said Cities furnished TO depositors without charge.
lSTEREsT ON DEPosITs.-Interest wall he allowed
Deposit. % Virginia aud ctSe, TncSfrsni Money re-.
specie, we charging the regular Exchanse:
Dsc9uNTs-Notes. Drafts. and Bills OF Exchange
and Securities, al the market rate.
n sT IN he ef c cs, WI -.
United States, ON Deposit cf Money OF Colatorsls,
ohsrg ed If Conateras on such terms as NAV be ssrsed
TKAvKLIys BpL. OF ExcHAssk.-TnvelsrsviII
be furnished WITH drafts IN such sums may be de-
sired negotiable IN the different Cities of the Cnior
LAND AND Ersorr.HBTIs q EIcSsrse and Lett.rs
Of Credit on Eng land. Ireland and Europe. furnished
BOSDs. STccK., &e..Bonds. Sucks. and seeari-
ties pay ing from to y Pr cent always for sale or
pr. cent. Where Stocks are t,ugirt upon orders we
reserve the right to call for DEPOSIT Of 10 pr cent
the cost Bonds or Stocks will be ordered by tels
KAn,o.D, CIT. AND STATE B0sDs.-K.lrO.d.
1oad ITGs purchased for cash Or with BohGs ~"
LAND WARRAnTs-Lsnd Warrants bought az the
market rates. All Warrants sold by sssrsa-
Land Warrants located on commission.
Land warrant quotations regularly furnished IL re-
Warrants viii he forwarded TO Western Hou.es on
orders or sent for sale on commission 10 Responsible
REAL EsTAIK AND INsuRAKcRe.- Real Estate
bought and sold, and lnsurances ed ected.
On The SH ss5.s o. S6s
Court OF ClaIms or Congress, Entrusted TO will be
prosecuted by prompt and able ATTORNEYS.
CHUBB BROTHERS.,
Isn 81 Opposite the Treasury.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITES.
MONEY TO LOAN on STOCK SECURITIES
CHUBB BROTHERS, BANKERS.
ian Tiff Opposifs "a, T,,o,S,x
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For freight OF. passage, apply to
=, AkD X. COLLINS, No. Sc, Wall street.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY 4 CO., Liverpool. F..
rSaEfHEN kENNARD d CO., q, Austin
EG.WXTNwRIGHTa CO.. Paris.
Inc owners OF these ships will not be accountable
therefor and the value thereof expressed therein
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Ihese ships having been built by contract exprass,
Tor me government service are has be an n eI
In .her construction, as also "a their engines in
sure strength and speed, and their accoInmods ON,
fort. ' Ss"oo "Du eofi
Price Of passage from New York to Iiyerpool in
hTst cabin, $S0 IN second do, S75 exolue ye mss ~
extra SIZE state rooms, Ss25. From Liverpool 70
New ork, 81 and 20 guineas. An experisnoed Sr,
seon attached to each ship. Noberths osn he secntd
until paid for. The ships of this line have INN
water tight bulk heads P''Se
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q e stat = .tIAH .3I4kH ugk 4.ET
stA u Is9 To 1cgtJc - l1H Tax ItfD e
IN .sTosCU.sG .sAs1sa 2soig bas eGtsyS
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Traveller Directory.
ORANGEANDAL ExANpRlARAILROAp

OkANGEA kEAANQkAARAlkRQA
&s Be &c
EATgS0UTHERH MAIL LINE
Twice Dei,y;; Sunday nights excepted, between
WASHINGTQN CITY and the SO UTH via
AsyLbEEIXSANDRfA. GORDoNsViLLE ASDRfCH.
.- Washington at o'clock p m. --..-.-.e
For LYNCHRURG and the SOUTHWEST.
Leave Washington at O'Clock q. 'm.. arrive IN
LfNCHBuRG next morning at .: m, connecting
Road for MES III Hi HSI Stage: from cSaS
oWesville to ~ nchburg a distance of6o miles.
Fare from Washington to Lynohburs, SITS.
The steamer GEORGE PAGE. foot Of Seventh
street, being owned by the Railroad Company, rum
In connection with the trains. '-.''....
Tickets for Lynoabsrs procured on the Boat.
HI Omnibusss and Baggage WAGONS vii be at the
Depot OF the W.shingtop Railroad, to convey pas.
ORA, distance ofsix miles, allowing ample time
for meals, - = - -
JAMES A. EVANS. Agent.
Aiexnndna. July. 1857. ..-.ft iIstf
WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
& sE e
t" TRAINS RUNAS FOLLOWS:
Re.y with tram. for the Vest and a. Bsoss
With those for Philadelphia and New York; at So
e. m. for Annapolis, BALTIMORE. PhIsdelphia, and
and 81 Resy Win FfedefioP trsn and N'Ii0l
EAPkESS at f.SI p m. at Relay for the West,
md nd. for Annapolis, BatimOre, Philadoiphla. and
r s?1 sH,L 4 T .ns ~ MAssHINeroN
Sf SssfPa'' at '' a. T. ri #. IL PSsss6Ns Agent
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DEA NUTS. " : - :
L 30 bushsls PEA NUTS for sale BY g, r.
s.1l ,s-... JONAS r. LEVY. BE-
seSu aA l2th street, corner of 3
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B .H4 10 Ella 90 iaa 5~.fFD.Tr Bgiy'S4 80.
-... 49, q, n-a iN.r g..
.l,-y.,,,, 'snHsyh -i!.- .Lsr45I h.s I5s7ts T.-
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WAsHlNscTS2TNk 5NsagEEbfSG a e sSNMrRkEE.
b ~ cHUBB BROTHERS.

JAMES G.. MCGUIRE, President
GRAFTON y. HANSON. Secretary. sp Ill,
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%. u IlT 7. - N11eT 1CI susHlnIed Or
4 tfoke. three wuH tinhe-d ots at the hsad - ysuce
strvet iosrr t-an any properly In Or near Memphis
Apply 70 b srAeEs
oall1fE@ No % Front Row. u .fafr.
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and pay from three to hve per cent. a month
for loans.
This thing prae.ieed a few months viii eat
upihe iaborious sarnlogs Of years.
II a debtor cannot borrow OF the brSker and
SHAVER be must sell his property or enm0di-
ties.
Thus be ineurs in fash times a deb equal in
exehangesble value with bis propertysnd com
modIies to Eve thousand dollars, ani perhaps
will have to pay in the sale of his property
and commodities deprecated in prne as they
are, and exehangsabis value Of ten thousand
dollars 10 liquidation Of The debt, ard this from
90 fanlt Of his.
Such would be toe effect, and necessary sf-
feet, Of a foreign demand and eOnssquent ex-
portation Of thirty millicns OF specie from our
country. na . 9In
But suppose our currency, instead OF being
composed OF one hundred AMI niheiy-6ve mil
Iious Of dollars in banks proniss0Fy notes, was
composed Of that sm7aht OF COLL AMI silver or
their equivalent, what wOah be the result Of
the withdrawal OF thirty millions Of specie.
Toe yssglt would Be that we vOaid stii bsve
one hundred AID sixiy-fFe miIIioIs OF currency
ius.sai OF only n~ins,y-6ve millions, as in The
case o. paper, TO carry o. the great depart
uents OF trade an industry.
A loss Of thirty millions OF currency, We
would hardly feel, whiss. the loss Of ons hvn-
drsd millions would ruin Us. Besides this, with
a pare specie currency, he Withdrawal Of
thirty mil ions would create 10 panic or want
OF confidence among comnsrcial %eiassss. No
curtailmeut OF discounts By millions each week.
40 wfhsrswal Of deposi's-ne h%Oafiihg Of
gold and silver BY tinid capitalists s, ailSf which
are Incident % a banking circulation
will continue the s.bject Ia Jour next
issue. G. F. v.
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OH
New seiepce OF HraIth.

PROF. MrGgHsE p - o. H-sith, vii Ieeturs
70 the psapls q Nsnphis-snd Visitors On EONDRT
StGHT NExr. = the 4 sehaagr, at u'eoee. sn4 IN The
Odd Pei w. Ban s wrek after. san= hour, Monday
night. Octcoer % sEpialnlnr The Ee-,ric squHib1ur
~ ths Human Body ~ name o. This new si-uos Of
hetfth J swing bis hesrers NV points n u sacred and
~1r-fans history ard modem stau-tiss, which WI enable
then 20 invsslgs'e ard dele IN twenty four hours that
i no humb ne above lectures vi BE- free for al.
III Pfofeisors q tas Neiiea seaosis AID e itsrs and
~ lsiies an are requested 70 ait-nd Tuesday. Wedsrs-
'ay ru sirE Fdiey and s~aturday nirhrs. % TIE ssme
hour IN ths Esrehiut5 HltL be VII give 9. lvsts lee
tuTe' Fl his 70 N AMI hand olt his chart 0or vhth b.
b as q e0Pg right. ssoiud ediuou) 10 81 you 2 m-a and
heais % FAINT ies Eu0 paw their TN doTars for a fiese.
q the csTk o. the Aer1htnti Hotel. r-at 2 lvsfe
lsefu-e Eil riVs The EhT. The zh-rcflrs. aafthe pltios.-
ply % The = efric-l rflsnce o. th- p. mef-s "a lin this
Geese q prsventins rissa-e. Te. Iuonisis ana p1-.ure
pro prplu "a. Bat it-le is q b. dote. ~ pain ,rra-
iucFd-h nd r. hutltte time-t dos not i-fer ere sin
N basiness . either male or fmsls prevents tski-s
oolf@e - not prevent aves couiaEious disease. but d es
prev Ut an o hers. H viii tctu-e h-aes Of famiH, II
Thy pr er Il a. their resd nes for so perfamhy. md
Prese 10 FOR dirass. CAV 2 f-unc-7, som with tesu-
nonis 3 J D. whHsns " H,vsri, NI.sOzen Msssrs.
Sat & woods. NJ. Whitsnou, Nr ApPer. n. O. n.
uortn o, and p. Lans. o~gf1-,wd
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Two likely = rrH ehHHO 3 Is ezfd t9e1fv and
Il Z enty-tare = ars. for 81 Or 10 swap hor e. ne
10 girls Appiy a. The tn1s a DIT -. D Hsni.on.
Pet ore BiscL. SAX. A. COWARD.
oeflq-al
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ErssrsslpP1 NEWS.

GRENADA LocoNoTIYE--This paper having
thrown OF is neutrality, and become an sdvo-
cate Of Democratic principles and measures,
Mr. F. A. DUvAL has found it consistent with
bis feelings 10 wi;hdraR from it editorially,
and alec from The prOpristsrship OF the paper.
Valley FAsaEz-We obssrv, that the 10
estioa OF this paper has been rhanged from
FriaI's Point, Coahoma county, tO,ths town Of
Data in the same county. Mr.. sHoTHERs, the
proprietor assigasthe causes Of his removal in
the following card:
OUR RENovE-Or remove 20 Delta is from
the fact that We eoull not do better at the pre-
sent lime. II a Landing should return al
Fdar's Point, and b~usfness aglIn become brisk,
and Delta should decrease ia b usinfss. Ilos as
SURELY will we return also. We sincerely be-
lirve that Il is The 5sst for rs at present % 20
to Delta. We shall not locate permanently
there, unless we think II the best policy. Il
nag be the best for Ne 10 remain at Delta IN
the vi ter, and return 70 Friai's Point in the
spring ; If 30, we gill not hesrats in so doing.
The distance between the two points being 81
small-only amounting TO four or FIVE niles,
shat nr one a. home, nor abroad, can complain
al the remove.
The sane paper says Of the cotton crop in
The Mississisi oOtiO a:
TsE CorTos CRoP-Tas cotton crop. from
the information we gather from the planters
generally ~ this region, is going 10 be mus b
shorter than anticipated. The general opinion
. that the yield will not 20 much be, ond 4
haF erop-,hat l.. not mach beyond The half
of a good crop. Tue opinion m the sumner
vac. tbat a late tan would guarantee 4 good
cror. L is now thought that Il viii not-that
o. cann0l
CLEnKsHIF OF The LFeIsLATUHE.-Coi.
PicKErT, now OF this city, having Tesign.d the
Cleikship Of toe House, the friends Of BIZ
THos. A. FALcoEEs, OF the Holly SPn g
Hsrald, have brought him forward for the posi-
ton. It could rot Be conferred upon a more
eompsteat or worthy nsn.
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NV MAIL ARsAf GEMENr.-The Ess,
lrhhess-e and Virginia Railroad Company
have opened another section Of heir road West
o. Joues5orough, r~siueins TIE staging to q
miles, aud have closed up, by a new schedule.
Nhich i nov IN operation 81 the DELAYS be.
tween Memphis and Washington CITY. reducing
he tins between Memphis and Washington 70
Tires DAYS and seven hours, between Nash
vile and WsshinEtan 70 three days, ard be-
tween Dalton aad Washingten to Two days and
four h0urA
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YeM Pleasure.

WI have aiEsys ~c5ussfsr d The rsai Fariza c oss1s va
ter as The nast mo est and proper luxuv Tor 01r tsnsi
Table. on The o h-r dsy We were tsnpisd - a stray bot
re Of BUaSETUs KALLIsroE. preps-ed b. Nzssrs
g0sErH FUaskTr n Co Tasmont street. We yiea
u he F,imi he n Ct = saiuiay End re perfume 4
exquisite sfisr us agile zoo. ~ fel q bland an
bstuy asa Esy morning.. We Beg % suggest 70 the Frs
pde'ors 70 mate q les iresssfitis u they expect % sup
~ The demand DO Ton Ga=stf-
Prepared y Joseph Bgrnett 4 Co. Boston. For sal
b. S. MAHsrIELD \ Co, and 81 dealers. At SOC an
81 pr Nfus o-t22da'Wtw
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80 q 1879 Banks.

IL GEokGEA-
ceorgia RailroaI sad Baking Company, al
Augusta
n ion Bank, at Aug rsta.
The Br,neh Of tn state Bank, az Augusta.
M,.ufsctursrs' Bank, st Macon.
An The Bal ks 10 Savannah
.nsyEEDsp BASEs rs cAEoLrNA.
49, of he State Of South CaToIia, II
nsrIsstoa, with branches az Columbia and
Rsnk of s ,uth Carolins. a Charlestcn.
49, 81 Hamburg, At Hsu5nrg.
&c., and Mechanics B2ak, e Charles
Ton.
49, -s[eu Rliirosi 5sak, al chsries-
Tass bank. W believe, Las az agsacy a
Tsfsbsssse. Fiorida-
F<rss1rs Bark, It Columbia
49, ~ cz4ErEsros.-Ths Bank q
nsrlrsssn. the Union BANK and 0s seS
6sck hzvs 10. sasYenee1-
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Imnortant to PIantera.


ET--H
HAVING he1 infofm q hist wing % m pixies II
IL wtth Co In = nov Rid, nan II fscf ~. havt
&c del ne . shfp o. "a Castou - Nemph . at Dn ze {
] , FaFe 70 irfr n yoa, O. az VIZ ~ ini-rrsied, u q
hip thei Gotten D. TIE 2ernlis and OH, Railroad
nat' n rol * siocs - the CCnpanv IS q sucb q char
actr ihst her ETn b rntAnN u1sb 70 "a ID e Is
O ret tie coiicn Q. srnr1 - improve ~ prrs. f~hich
g e1aTss rr-ib-l vaen sTev enc Eould Esni = 81
D. lr cotlt Q 20 uaTkst
Tlerrfoe. q ssoit 1.trern or comp'aiaL ship yonr
caticn rcv sd h event a. an ncreas, grur cottoo
WI wheca you az o-a avzii s~aurscives 81 u . onoa.
a-Is-eazs HENRY COFFIN Sg7sristsndsnt.
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Mitaemlticr& Classical High school,
JOHNP. HARIOW PrsucinaI

TnIS flsiitl toa yin hereafter embrace an hrd-part-
m Hts Of in m tio1 reoessay % q al , students for
CJmneroisl. sern'iac Or Pvfe-=l5' y pursuits.
Tha Classical D. pertinent VII BE- Lni he imm7dIafe
supervi-ioa u P OIL H. Sims y. A. n, srsdaafe
% Priuostun, and IN -x2eu ned t-acs-.
Pro-. NATHAN TEALE viii prssiie u tie Maths
ma a. and Sei-nt DC DepaItm nts.
SoIsbor or exp ne VII b. spared to make tbs Insti-
taioa Wor ny q lub &c patron g ocIz-im
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WAsHINcToN,s HoME.

TIE tOntsus Esut-m n we're spp uted . Faanes
0anzittse. At a meeting o. he Archlafes and oih-rs u
heeiiy o. Memphis, 70 receiv- and collect conthoaioss
In aid Of hesoUrHERs LADIES AOUSr VERHoS As
sOcfATToS, for The purchlse " the hone o. the Father
q our Couutry. W taueslr sol c { from The pttriotis
erizrns Of N-mphi. and sdjOinlag %oauntr. seatrlluts
their mite iowa d % S most Iialabis obsst. We aed
not cal On ID. L. ies for this object {. especially tb-irs
ald We know ny sill g. hs.rt and SOU ia rsisag mnd.
TO purchase alt preeTvs saersd the hslowed yrsuna.
wherein lies To- tnm rial. wA-HISsToss
Is. ERwIS. or the Frst WAR.
s !. MORGAN, tF he secsai Ward.
HsNk-s Tor the rairi wz-d.
". S. FULTON br The Fourth ward.
JOHN MARLIN, orthe SIKH Wsd
CH4aLE} RI tHEoS0 Prsiaeat.
GILBERT EeLEAS. treasurer.
W IS. FULrov 6 cr-tsrv- rrfa
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Edmondson & Armstrong.

hGoe-e= ald A- 81 eeaefa Ia
HIDES OLE .dBB LEATHE r,
No. 2lT NAIN sTREEr. .
Opposite Court Siuare-Sign OF tbs
GO q . n 9tdrEHD.
KEEP constantly % b nd a fun ss-ortmlat "a tcl . 10
taeir hne, e~au.istIng in part o. French and Ame7irs1
oslf skins II n!oek aud OAK Tannsd so,s Leather.
S%shtinE' Hsrness sfhHe. E.xaad Kp UppsrJ arhsr
Easmeied ard Paint Leather Of 81 kladi Ped Il g
Channels, Deer. Linlas and ToPping ssins Also. . faH
a sentiment of addiens shoemsssrs' snd Tanners
toois, &. saiileiy Hardware and Harness NOuntiRgs
q every vaFiey-ta Which we respectfully invite
the attention o. persons buy1ns an sur hns.
aus2oIy
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Shelby County Fair.
GRAND BQUEsTRIAN SHOW.
PREMIUMS TO THE LADIES.
sEcosD pay.

@ Day.
Yesterday morning dawnsd bright and beau
tiful, The sun shons with gentle warmth, from
a SKIS dotted with light Clouds Toe day was
col but the ample Amphithsstre offered sufi-
cient shelter and sun for, comfort. The crowd
vas immense. Inquiries at he ticket Office
and a careful calculation show that during the
day three thousand persons were on the ground
IN proportion Of ladies was very great and
none appeared to take a deeper interest In the
proceedings than they. So great was The num-
Der Of carriages and horssmen, that at he con-
clusion Of the day a continued hlw was kept
Up Ihrorgh The place Of exit for half an hour
or more.
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Al Cnre Tor Canker.

THOSE % cur resee svhi s8fsr from this discs sss-
bic complaint, VII b. gid to NOV tia BURNsTIs
ORIENTAL TOOTH VASE. prepared b. Nessrs. 10
srPH BUasETr n Co fremont stret. Bofioa. Is /.
10 q n.ctiss and srro-abs rmelE also arrests d.
raygf th-t EN- sse r-ni-fs ID gains hssd -ue hss Try.
Fsr sal. b 5 N.EsFIELD a co. sd d-dsrs gene.
rally. Pre- SOC pr botti-. o121-ifuawfw
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Effect OF SUSPENSION ~ THE NEw YoRE
BANKa-A correspondent or h Courser aud
EHqHlTer, having inquired what would be Ia
ehect OF The L gisis,urs Authorizing a sIspen-
4ion Of specie payments, the editor replies as
OllOEs:
ms Privilsge is expressly denied by the
Constitution 10 he following words:
The legislature shall nae no rover to
pass any iaS ssnctioniig IN any m5aner, d.
rectiy OF Indirectly, The sasp n lon Of specie
payments by any person, association or corp0
rdlton Issli-g bank notes Of any descrip loo -
Bal holders are especially provided for a.
The following clause;
~lu case Of the Insolvency OF any bank or
btnking association, the ball boilers thereof
shall BE- entitled g. preferences in ayne over
all rther creditors Of such bank or asssciation !"
L would seen thar by PEN syivahia law, The
suspension If . bans ms be foLowed By ligu-
isuon. The following Is TIE twenty fourth
section Of the banking act, passed April 10th
1850:
eli any bank shall a. any lime fail or refuse
70 redeem is 10 IS, AID pay is liabilities in
goit aGd silver coin, upon demand being msd-
- the bstkirg-house OF said bank during bink-
ny houTs. such failure or refusal shall b
dsemad and hsld 10 be aa Gbs9iat forfeiture Of
he charter Of sail biak
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