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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-09-10
agrltultural.
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From the American Farmer.
HINTS ON WHEAT CULTURE.

HINTS ON WHEAT CULTURE.
The wheat crop is of so much consequence
to the whole community, and especially to
the large body Of our readers, that we are
are not likely to make it too frequently the
subject of remark.
1t is a reproach to our agriculture that
while the very frequent experience of some
OF our best farmers gives crops of thirty and
forty bushels per acre, the usual product of
our lands, without large direct outlay for
fertilizers, are hardly more than a fourth
these quantities. The ready excuse is the
difference in the quality of the land. AS a
general thing this>is only an excuse. The
very lands now so productive, have been,
within the memory of many now living, as
poor as the poorest; and Of those now SO
poor, who will undertake to say that their
natural constitution makes them incapable
of the highest degree Of improvement?-
There are, no doubt, cases of this Sort but
they are exceptional: generally there is no
thing wanting but the proper use of the right
means. When land-holder finds that On
all his possessions, he has not so much as a
garden or fayorite lot which pays the cost
of the manure put upon it, and that weeds
do not grow near his Kitchen door or his pig
pen, he may give up his land in despair
Otherwise let him not excuse his Incidence
and want of spirit, by charging the fault up
on his land, without giving it at least a very
fair trial. Nor is it fattering to our vanity,
that even our best farmers, on the best lands,
come so far short, generally, Of what these
grounds are capable of producing. Well
attested cases of fifty bushels to the acre, We
have had on small scale, and frequent cases
of forty to the acre, on considerable fields.
They show sufficiently what can be done.
But such crops are so very rare, that it is
plain enough the most successful cultivators
cannot command them. In England, on
large estates, an average Of forty to forty
eight bushels is not unusual, according to
Mr.. Colman, and he mentions one well prov
ed case of ninety bushels to the acre. But,
there as well as here, how very far below the
lowest Of these numbers, are the average
crops of many of the best farmers The
truth is, that the great body of cultiyators
do not work up to the knowledge at their
command; and the most intelligent do not
understand the subject of wheat growing, as.
50 important matter should be underatood1
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-09-10
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
BY E. WELLS,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

TERMS OF SUBS BscRlPTIoN.-Fo one year, if paid
in advance or within six months, 81 so; if not paid
within six months, $500.
TERMS OF ADyERTIsING.-S1. 90 per square for
the first two insertions, and 25 cts. for every sub
sequent insertion; twelve lines less constitute
a square. If the number. of Insertions be not
marked on the advertisement, it will be published
until forbid, and charged accordingly. liberal
deduction made to those who advertise their busi-
ness by the year. The privilege of annual adver-
tisers extends only to their immediate business.
Announcements of candidates for office, 81 90
per month. to be paid in advance.
Comm unications the effect of which is to pro-
mote private or individual interests, are matters
Of charge, and are to be paid for at the rate OF
SO cts per square.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-09-10
seletteh 1llnetry.
GOOD HEART AND WILLING HAND.

GOOD HEART AND WILLING HAND.
CHARLES MACKAY.
In storm or shine, two friends Of mine
Go forth to work or play,
And when they visit poor mems houses,
They bless them by the way
'!is willing hand tits cheerful heart'
The two best friends know,
Around the heart come Joy and mirh
Where 'er their faces glow.
Come stiine-'ts bright! come dark-'tis ligh
Come coId-'tis warm ere long!
So heavily fall the hammer stoke!
Merrily sound the song
Who falls may stand, if good right hand
Is first, not second best,
Who weeps may sing, if kindly heart
Has lodging in his breast.
The humblest board has daintes pour'd,
When they sit down to line;
The bread they eat Is honey sweet,
The water good as wine,
They fill the purse with honest gold,
They lead no creature wrong;
So merriIy fall the hammer stroke!
Merrily sound the song!-
Without these twain the poor complain
Ofevils hard to bear,
But with them poverty glows rich,
And finds loaf to spare
Their looks are ire-their words Inspire
Their deeds give courage high;
About their knees the children run,
Or climb, they know not why.
Who sails, or rides, or walks with them,
Meier ffufs tire journey .-------~-----
So heavily fall the hammer stroke!
Merrily sound the song!
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-09-10

EARLY CULTURE.

When does education commence? That
is a question not easily answered The
mind Of child has been likened to a sheet
of fair white paper, unsoiled by the troubles
of learning. In one sense, the mind does
resemble an unblotted sheet st is quick
in receiving erroneous Impressions The
greatest care should be exercised by those
who have the superintendent of children
for a single fault Or folly on the part Of the
teacher may, through the medium of exam
pie, seal the fate of the pupil
Education, we think, commences in, the
nursery. Wordsworth truly and beautiful
ly. says,
''The child is father Of the man,
It is difficult, nay impossible to catch the
first glance of intelligence which flashes from
an infants eye it is to us unknown, when
it begins to understand what it sees and OBJ
serves.
There is vast quantity Of ignorance ex-
Etant, respecting early education Some peo-
pie are careless Of example-the great NOR
al teacher. Imitation is inherent in child;
good and bad being presented to young
mind, a thousand to one, but it will choose
the thorn and leave the rose blossom. =
Alas, for human nature ome-education
is what is wanted, and what is home-educa-
ton? We will endeavor to reply to the
Iself-asked question
Walk with little child, listen to its
sweet conyerse-the prattle, sweeter far
than all the talk of the philosopher, more
attractive than all the learning Of the
schools. Hear it talk Of cowslips, primroses,
and daises, and then when you speak to it.
learn lessons Of truth. The fine gold has
not yet become dim-but he who walks
hand in hand with the pretty prattler, has
it partially in his power to prevent the
worldly oxide from rusting the tender soul
Every shop may convey a lesson fraught
with Intelligence, every passing event may
convey a moral. Doctor johnson once re-
marked that ''he never sat down with any
man from whom he would not learn some
thing" So child with It's keen, quick
eyes, never observes anything which has
not an important influence ON after life
Talk Of Sermons in ,Stones," you may find
them written everywhere No street is
without its inscription-no lane without it's
legend. Strolling with a child companion,
knowledge is both given and received.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-09-10

s.W asn't that a waste of powder?" said
an lrlshman to a Kentuckian who had Just
brought coon to the ground with his rife
from a large tree.
'SWh ny so?" asked the huntsman.
''Sure the fall would a kilt bim.''
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-09-10

BY doing good with his money, a man,
as it were, stamps the image of God upon
it, and makes it pass current for the mer-
chandise Of heaven.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-09-10

An sd bachelor, ON seeing the words
Families suppI1ed,E over the door of an
oyster saloon, stepped in, and said he would
take wife and two children
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-09-10

Why is a chicken running like mar
whipping his wife? Because it's fowl pro
ceeding.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-09-10

The captain of a Western band of regula-
tors boast that he has ''fifty picked men
under his command. If they are not care
full, they may get tarred and feathered, and
then they will need picking again.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-09-10

A man said he had watch that had gain
ed enough in three weeks to pay for itself.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-09-10

The woman who made pound of butter
from the cream Of a joke, and cheese from
the milk of human kindness has since wash
ed the close of a year and hung 'em up to
dry on bee line
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-09-10

It has been said that a chattering little
soul in large body is like swallow in a
barn-the twitter takes up more room than
the bird
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-09-10

A Discovery. - Sauntering into the
woods the other day for the purpose of re-
creation, we suddenly hove in sight of {
pair Of tow-headed matchbox looking ur.
chins, one sitting in the fork of sapling the
other chasing lizards some hundred yards
distant. Hiding ourself to watch their
mannuvres, presently the one on terra tir-
ma bounced upon stump like tomtit and
jerking off his hat, ''opened'' in this style
Il say Jiin-oopee, Jim! run here
quicker saltpeter, borax, and, and cream
! o'-tarters %
"Well, yes, what is it?' yelled the sap
ling frog, at the same time hitting the earth
oo-whop
"Here's red-headed scorpion swollerin'
frog tail foremost, and a yeller lizard
eatin' rocker-coashes faster'n sleet, and a
snakeblake rooten grole in the hound with
his hind feet, and a tud murkle chewin'
padtoles right and left, and-oh, lordy !!
oopee. dog on it run here..''
Here the matchbox ignited and tumbled
off the stump, while we gathered up and
strolled on, we'll tickled the balance of the
evening.
The obscurity Of Lord Tenterden's birth
is well known; but he had too much good
sense to feel any false shame on that ac-
count. We have heard it related of him
that when, in an early period Of his profess
slonal career, a brother barrister, with whom
he happened to have a-quarrel, had the bad
taste to twit him ON his origin, his manly
and severe answer was .
eyes, sir, [ am the son of barber If
you had been the son Of barber you would
have been a barber yourself"
The captain of a Western band of regula-
tors boast that he has fifty picked men"
under his command. If they are not care
full, they may get tarred and feathered, and
then they will need picking again.
The woman who made pound of butter
from the cream of joke, and cheese from
the milk of human kindness has since wash
ed the close of a year and hung 'em up to
dry on a bee line.
An sd bachelor, on seeing the words
Families supplied, over the door of an
oyster saloon, stepped in, and said he would
take wife and two children
Why is chicken running like man
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-09-10
"The child is father of the man."

It is difficult, nay impossible to catch the
first glance of intelligence which flashes from
an infants eye F.; it is to us unknown, when
it begins to understand what it sees and OBJ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-14
ADVERTISEMENTS.

IL Have y0H uheuuatIsn1 IIAffPTONS TI1SCLISE.
Are VOC bald HEADED. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
you want 4 FOOD ilnmenf, FORE1A's BALM.
DO brush comb hottie ofhns perfume,
20 - tie Bridge Corner Drug Store.
DO want q mako ssAP quick good and cheap his
CONCENTRATED LFE
OIL.
Have you the piles, Sthe certain PILE OINTMENT
Have ron = cough, - the H0ARH0UND BALsAM,
Do want
Shoulder Brace Port MonnaIe
Supporter Balm Of . TE5uShnd Flowers
Truss Electric on
BandaEe SYRINGE
Bet Pine spong
+sf.4 .=es 70 to the Bridge EEuE Store.
HoiioWayts pills and ointment
Bakers Cod LIVER on
BoeThsve's Holland BitteFs
HOohandis German BitteFs
FOR sale by r, H. LOGAN 4 co.
Bridge Corner DPuErIR,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AMERICAN Wines and Brandy.

American Wines and Brandy.
[faefaEati bTaads and Efae's ISldaf 9rdIds.
q PARKING oATABBA, Quarts and Finssl The rival
STILL C1TAWBi, Corresponding to German Hook
CXTASBA BRANDY, Distilled from CataWea wine
Strictly pure, for medical Purposes unTiTaped
DIRECTIONS.
Keep the Wines aAorisoHtlt ositoH and in cellar
In H ,ssTtSt5. the SPARKLING WINES should be kept
for three ays before using in EoouS or at the tet
pcruture Of about 10derei 50 that the Wines are wen
warmed through. - - -. -, =. -, a
Ise should never be used in SPARKLING CATAMBA
WINES for Injuries their and navcr and dlutes
The Wines thus destroy their Character The Wines are
too sensitive TO bear Ice.
~ In offering the above Wines to the notice Of the
American publc desire all PeTsons who may
C4T4EBA RtPE, free from and every erIn Of
alton, and containing alcohol that which results
from the natural process Of fermentation.
The SPARKLING CATAWBA Is not made TO 1frrATE any
article WhaeTeF hut II s designed to be just what u
Is Represented; an American SPurtCItnS WtneS as
ecbance the American Grape IS far mere men
and frnty favor 81 makes delicious vine ina
preHdee of the foreign article may c IS
prejudice only, and Inconsistent with true taste and judg
nCnt. s4.-l. Z
most admirable invalids, and for sACRGNESfA
puFPpseS lis wholly nBeNeeptionables r5
The BRANDY made from the Cstawba Grape diners In 2
material degree from orLary French Brandy Of course;
but the time II all those qualities which
strictly pure Brandy for medicinal
other purpaSes, it cannot be over esttni9feds 5as
For sale by T. n. LOGAN & Co, -
- Bridge Corner Druggists, Wheeling Va,
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ahls -. 3. pfidse corner DFpggisss.
TO FHOUSEHlEEFoIRS
TN STORE and for sale. reduced prices the following
i articles, viz: Plate Warmers, styles and plain:
Coal Vases, Pive Stands different qualities
Also, Peners Ash Pans, Coal Seutes, Toilet SETS Sop
Hearth Bro0ms, assorted sizes Table Coffee and Tea
Mats Chatting and Vegetable Dishes, Plated Spoons and
Forks Of ie best QUALIFY Clothes Travelling and Cap
various patterns; Side Irons, Ance Meat Cutters
and various other articles useful House Keepers.
8f.F WA. sHEBURS -,
dect5 No. 81 Monroe Street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-14

a GROSSChemIcnl Yeast HaklnB P9RueFSi l-.I.1
4 10 kegs Sup. Carb. Soda;
. 1 case Sicily Liquorlec; sllas lNH
bill crude SAltpetre
10 boxes prime CASTLE cap:
1 case No SutrneRS;z
] do do Indigo:e 4-3t.5 4.
all3 boxes Extract Loewood;
o do Fancy ratissatsd sGRPi ssf 81 81
casks Sal Soda. RIA Is5it ga 81
Just received and for sale by
jus III! ~ ALEX. TURNER, Main 81.
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- = PA IS II R0BRD.
lt.1 eest retasdy known for pyspepFia n,
y IN females, DC, e HANfpT0N,S war nj 7
o1r g1d at me deeni1esiS 8 y
gS{s.--sa q s t128s52A 7. q. LOGAN. Z. co., 4
! General Agents.
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h1lEI OOO4N4 sh4S1J1l COO1S4
yHTE wish to inform drinking friends that
wv again prepared to furnish PURE COLD MINERAL
WATER equal to made In The country. Remember that
mineral IL oda WateFit pure highly
charged with Wholesame aud gently stimulating Ras Its
owing the escape Of this gas
Our syFups confident equal to any found In
the Eastern cities Sarh Is the testimony Of those who have
tried both.
In addition to the usual fil syraps have The lelle
Gus Cream Syraps and the famous "IIOoE AND SODA
and CatagbA yTuPS Gall n the RTlg Drug Store
lei Z. n. LOGAN : co.
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Sundries.

6111h1tS9 BIIIEERSI
!. Hoonan0'a GernIan 5iSssesE
~ tIssfIIssSS. s5i ses sBitteFss
RichaFdsop's shenyf'15 ~ ,i9tttsts
S Sis, oxyEd Is sss, ). Bitterly {
~ akEtS1tstss. - ! /, III nltters
$50 for sale, Wholesale and Retail, by
-G 1lIl- . = 2 x Ss5 = T. H. LOGAN 4 CO.
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ReVolVers! Firearms!
WOULD call attention and splendid stock OF
Firearms, eOnSItnEOf Single and Double Bareled Guns
Colts, Aens, MArstons and Warmers Revolver, and
great FlTtety OF Pistols too mention.
ALSo-A salendId stock Of Cutlery, Variety Goods, ETC.
TTulseS and Supporters 10 great variety.
Al kinds OF repairing done With neatneGs and DIS
patch az T. CARTWRIdHT'S
CUTLERY, Variety and Sfnsis Store,
OARTIOULAR attention 3 called style Of lever
Il watch, SVorY part QGtrhEcN In Afnsr
lea, which IN every variety Of Style gold and silver.
Ihasa watches areisWed and an TO correct
HoFsSie b. or. BROWN
mayi Washington Han. Monroe 81.
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:. FULTON HOUSE.
n

THE undersigned having leased this sell ho- ~
IL tel aud having thoroughly rented IT, takes this
opportunity Of presenting s clAns 70 the travelling -
community. He has scared the BeTyiees 81 the most oblg
Ing and attentive Eaers and his table be- at Nil times
f. Ile with the best the market Affords The stabllng Is
tue extensive In The county, and 10 attended by
ful hostlers. Is p.
The dilgcnt attention VIII be given 70 insure the
comfort, and the Of all "iO may cnme
GUESTS No pains expense will be Sparel to make this
comfortable home for all who either permanently
temporarily extend their patronage to it.
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..tl.37.i' 90 IS llfl3DU taFEOURl -
AT - MIS- Flour (seiset White "h''f
~ ~ 6efteis Extra and Super assorted branet, n
ss COrnsfeali just reesiTtS ~
.sneFaa =$teiI{9 sfit no. 20 Main Iiit.ts-
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DR.. j. y. d. SMITH. .
MALL -PAPER. CHEAPER THAN EVER.

WALL PAPEFt, JHhAPtIt THAN lF1F f.It'
NTTE yin sell ne vide heavily gazed wall paPer -
wv S9IS IN cents which formerly Enid and s
selling elsewhere ~ aud 81 cents per bolt The paper Is
perfect order and the only offer this induce
prehaseG, L. that the pspsrs, At the usual prieea
too high for the market We have also In hands YeEy
Rne assortment Of cheap paper which offer very low
Also ist received books, among them private
eorrepohdtnee Of Daniel Webster by his SONG HtS by
Mrs SsuthVorth; Travels m EnrOpe by 1ranseus Inquire
Wllfda The days Of nay Iui School Amusesntsi Graeia
Anher by Mrs. Dennilon; kapsass resoureas &c Maps
Of Western States oil also, full Of School
and Hank books, "a, Sc. rl5fas E15
10. ORHS,
uyI So.11T Main St Wheeling, Va.
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1857. sra M bee HIVE STORE 1857. 8
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81 STORE o4=RI5A{TI4Yr ENLARGED +
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THJRD FSITWWERFl SS7T0IGK

II BIG leave public that have
the East with my THIRD SUMMER STOCK,
ssting OF Lawns, Bernges, AiantlllAs. eet.
Ieau especial attention to stock Of Straw and Nea
poan Bonnets OF description bot plain and fancy,
and which shall sell cheaper than they have been sold yet
this season, ss, 7t..l
Bonnet Ribbons Of which purchased large quantity
and Of which anIcondent have the largest Glosk
wherirF shall sell less than they have been SOLD yet This
season. BY calling you VIII convince yourself Of the fact
Also 800 doE. Ruches to which Invite the attention Of
the Trade, As viii sell cheap JobbnS House
East; only buying from Manufacturers and ImpoTters
Also, IO0doE Of chase cheap l25fc MS, the great
est bargains sold in Wheeling.
Also. 1900 ys. more OF the plain Beroges at CSC, fully
Worth315Sc. . sg7t#s 5lts5843t 'so+
12kc.
To my Of Lawns which hgTc selected from the
latest designs call especial attention. fst1 SF6i
Those Country Merchants recruiting their stock would do
well to call have many Auction Bargains which
shall sell cheap to the Trade. ISAAC PRAGER,
ie6 -.---- - = - = No. 1913 Main st.
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3HonLoWAY's GENUINE ARNICA pLAS

ITTEhave just received, at the sign ofthe big red boo,
w most beautiful and complete assortment Of Id.
misses and ehlfdFen Shoes rrescntedin this matkS
30 pairladIes Philadelphia Caters
3tiS g0t10Ofa3do do Slippers;
800 do do Jenny LIndl.
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Wheeling High School l9E

wheeling High sSchoo1 Us
NE Subscribers themselves pur-
Of opening Classical and Mathematical School in
Wheeling. 1t Is their intention make itn
equal to the best Academies and High Schools
try Pupils viii BE- prepared to class in College,
70 in the active persnts Of life. The OF
studies will embrace the English, Latin, Greek, French,
and spanish languages and full course OF Mathematics.
The PRINCIPALS have had ample experience In teaching in
various Aeademes and graduates Of two Of the best
installations in the United States, furnish
tory testimonials and references 97-.FE
The Military Feature will be introduced far have
daily r, which will he found of great advantage in CIV
Ing regular exercise to the pupils and improving their
Fiage.
for the summer vacation the 4h Of July. Due notice
will be given Of the location Of the school. ss
For the present. the Principals be found At the ure
House, where application be made further
ton. J. X. JONES,
OF the Va. Military Institute.
CHARLES TUCKER, a. ~,
feb2S-u of Princeton College,, \, j..
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tJOI8SIJOBSI sF53Ip f1ll
T0RINTS-3cAse Briggs and Richmond'8 Prints, that
L ways sell at a levy, at Sto DC.
+! 4 "a ps yIi wide Chlntx worth 300, at 129f.
cases GInghams, of superior quality and fast sClsn
re 4 9talevy-a very great bargain.
ChallY DeLans-a fen thousand yards Of beautiful n,
IainS on fine Chaly O1aths, such sold At Is
81 cts, from Toto 15c. q i-.s1'il. laF
Pine bro. aIusIns, worth 19 at 6{e-et
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BANKING HOUSE OF urp. .vorvr,.

DEPOSITS. - Deposits received and Checks paid
Without charge prafts on the northsrn seaboard
sand Cities iurns he'd to depositors without charge.
INTEREST on DBPosITs.-Intsrest will be allow cd
on Deposits at such rates as may be agreed upon.
Vss and oSsr e.
ceved to he checked for pay in same funds or in
specie, we charging the regular Exchange,
Will be discounted and Loans made on Stocks Bonls
and Securities, at the market rate.
FURNISHED nesosshe In the different r C ttis, VIZ S he
United States, on Deposit Of Money or Colaterals
and interest allowed if Money is deposited, and
upon.
TRAyKLINs BILLS OF ExcHANex.-Tnvelers will
Dc FURNISHED with drafts IN suoh sums ss may be de-
BILLS AND LETTERS OF CREDIT ON ENGLAND, IRR-
lap "a ANp EVsos.aBlls Of E1 shsnEs and LstieTs
st the market rate for change, in sums to amt.
Bonds, SIOCxs, &c.-Bonds, Stocks, and Securi-
ties paying from to u pr. cent. always for salo or
pr. cent Where Stocks are bong St upon ofdep. W
the cost Bonds or Stocks viii be ordered BY tois-
RALRo4p, CITY. AND STATE BONDs.-Rairoad,
City, And Stafe Bonds can be placed p hands for
neg3tintIon either IN this country or Europe. Rail
LAND WARRtST.:-Land Warrants bought at the
market rates. All Warrants sold By us are 90 Iysa-
land Warrants locn tod on commission.
Land Warrant quotations regularly furnished u re-
Warrants WILDE forwarded to w esterp Hon "a, on
orders, or sent Tor sae commission to
parties.
hd Real e Es "A, APP Issga.scE..FsLE Estate
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