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WEATHER AND CROPS IN SOUTH CARoLrNA.-The
Charleston Mercury of the 10th has the following:

Charleston Mercury OF the 18th has the following:
For the past week we have experienced an extraor-
dnary change in the weather from the previous
"rainy term A succession of bright hot days has
followed the wettest July that we ever remember.
and yet the transition from wet to dry was happily
so gradual that injurious effects have followed to
the growing crops, which at time threatened to
perish from an excessive development of the weed.
The dry weather has checked this unnatural growth
and understand that there has been fall of the
bols. The corn is earring beautifully and heavily and
without some great disaster of storm, we may con-
slider the crop made. Cotton requires longer sea-
son, and, while continuance of present favorable
weather will add daily tens of thousands of bales to
the aggregate, it will require late fall to make an
average crop But the prospect is no longer dreary,
and the planters may sleep with lighter hearts
The rains have also had most favorable effect
upon many OF our inland rice plantations, and upon
the rivers that salt nearly TO their Sources In
places where seed scarcely expected, now half
crOn will he uaSa
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Lately gentleman from Chicago was accompany
ing two ladies to the panorama of the Arctic Exped
on, when, in crossing Market street, he stepped on
hogshead hoop which flew up las hoops will dol and
heavens, ladies !" he exclaimed, (which Of you
dropped that? 2"
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Ay- We learn from the Ouachita Register that B.
cratic party their candidate for the Senatorial
district composed of the parishes of Morehouse,
Union, Jackson and Ouachta. If Mr.. D.. accepts,
and we may safely presume that he will, as Demo-
crat was ever known to decline official honors, he will
find Jordan a much harder road to travel " than
before A most incOnyenient record, which we pro-
pose to advert to from time to time, like Banauo's
ghost, will rise up before him. Al shake of its CORY
locks " should frighten him from the track, and
make each Democratic heart to quail That we are
surprised little at the nomination we must confess.
That we think it unfortunate to the party who made
it, we do avow. The Democracy Of the parish Of
Jackson honored the previous time with Sena-
tor from among them. We think it would have been
just and wise to have considered the claims of
other parishes in the district jackson is truly DEM
ocratic-" dyed in the wool but that is no reason
for monopoly of Senatorial honors. The Conven-
ton surely did not consider, in nominating Mr.. D.,
that they had used up all the Democratic material in
the district for Senator. They could not forget
that they had Fuller in Union, true and trusty; an
tleman, who has batted vaiantly for Democracy in
days OF yore and whose ability and fitness could not
be doubted and in Morehouse Milestone, one of
the strctest OF the sect, whose featy well known
All these, and host of Others were laid aside and
made to crnge under the rown of King Caucus. But
it is nothing to us, majority OF the people of the
district will not ratity the nomination. but have de-
cided upon sending to the Senate one whose dignity
will not be merged in the mere partisan, whose
efforts will be directed to something more honorable
than the enactment of gag laws, and the reckless
and unwarranted appropriation of the peoples money!
[Bastrop (Morehouse Parish) Advocate, 18th inst.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

sundays Train will leave the city every hour from
O'Clock r. NJ, until O'Clock. then every IL IL
o'clock The Train will also make the trip
SUNDAY mornings
Horse Car win leave the city depot every rnorning at
o'clock except a above, the Lake night
after the last steam train Extra special trips when required
by notifying the conductor.
Station House has been erected Gentilly Ridge which
is also made Flag Station, where the will stop
when required from A. n TOT ?. Mon down trips II, IL
and o'clock and trips ~ Hn ~ O'Clock Fare each way
in steam trains l5 Tickets down be purchased
the Ticket Office and he conductor notified.
The daily Horse Car and from GENTLY Ridge
required, will up from the Lake NJ
will leave follows
The City The GENTLY Ridge
Aluminium. O'Clock A. At.,........l0 O'Clock A. VI.
At............4 9 PM At.......... la
At............
NJ Iake-Ennl arter steam trai,
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~ - UNITED STATES TKl- nar..
AEassSs9AassIaEs WEEKLY MAIL LINE sSAAsFErt - 3


On TUESDAY, at ON THIRSDAi,ION SATURDAY, a,
P. n. at5P NJ. p NJ
The magnificent .. The magnificent The magnificent L
States mail packet U. S mail packet Estates mail packet
r.. w. Powell, X. w. Nc Rne|R. w, Adams
GaptJackSon leaves Capt j. NJ. White apt Dick NHsn in
Donadsunvie wil leave for Don plNce of the stpnpr
Plhqene bton alasonvlle, Plaque Nnlcee1 will leave
Rouge Fort HUDSON mine Baton Rouge for Donaldson Vile
Bayou Sara, Red Port Hudson. Bayou Paquenne Baton
River Landing, Fort Sara, Red River Rouge Port Huf
Adams Nachez Landing, Fort Ad son Bayou Sara Red
Waterproof Rodney ans Nachez River Landing Fort
St Joseph, Grand terproot Rodney Adams Natchez
Cult Warrenton St josepa. Grand terproo Rodney
Vicksburg yer ylGuf Warrenton Joseph Grand i;nlf
~ ESDAf, Mt ri 1cksburg Mii WarreEton
N. Ikens Bend and Lake iburg every SATUR-
The r. W. Powell Providence s. u lDAY atSP NJ
connects Nicks Island Reach and The r. W Adams
burg with the Sipwh's Landing
L. S. Aid and every THU with the steamer Rnn
will take freight for p. Connects ger and will take
al the landings onat Nicksburg with fregh or all the land
iao river rs high steamer Ranger tax ngS Yazoo
as GREENWOOD ing fri rh for all land as high Green
lngson iazoo rireras wood high water
thigh Greenwood rate,
The above mentioned spclu passenger packets leave
on Ae regular days without fail, the hour appointed
attended to- f'- ~ ''
te,e Doas will not be responsible for letter package
S4I,ahe @ money ewelry other vauabes, unless regular
o 'h are taken, specify the value
e eighl PAID; nor for valuahle with
by me passengers or contained in their baggage.
forIrsiGht or passage nppy board, or to
CARROLL PEITCHARD 4 CO.,
,o - y, - Union Row. So Car1ndeet st.
LLoo II l. t. SMITH, No TcLOupou las st.
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Paddy MeTwoulter being challenged to fight
be afther LAYING his poor ould mother an orphan.
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, HS THE STEAMER JAMES f.,
Woodruff, c. s. Rogers, master, will leave
S%-&Hk New Orleans for St. Louis the coming season
as follows:
THURSDAY, Aug. q.
THURSDAY, Sept. II.
me BELL BuCII ANAN Co, No, G. Tchoupitoulas
tig> plan Of the cabin he rooms secured by
calling AT the office OF the agents.
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ed IT gHtE gESHTfSHt ! i
EST and ONLY RELIABLE LINE FROM NEW ORLEA Ms
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD


M q e. ElST4L 4 nk2TfTohS3 k2T5H e iGS IS
oHIO RAILRoAD.-Whieh forms the grand central link in
the chain of communication between the Mississippi and the
wHEEiISti, BENwooD and PARKERsBuRG, ON THE
WASHINGTON CITY md BALTIMORE ON THE EAST
AT which places it untes with RAILROADS and STEAM.
R0GTE by wca TIk0uGi1 TickETs To wAsHfNGT6tSS iii
gan be procured to which point ,el as to BALTIMORE
M ro, % II bs b % usI. ] a III III @ GS espeeo e r2St m re
Tickets to New York enabled reach the Baltimore
Phaepha and New York, the cost of ticket New
oS mus enabling business and travellers for pleasure
Information to visit four OF the principal Union for
less cos than can be afforded by any other route.
a- To passengers from New Orleans Vcksburg, Natche7
Memphis and the South generally, travelling
upon the MissiSsppi river CAOICE OF ROUTES to the
East by the Baltimore and Ohio Road and connec tons of
fered.
FRsrThey may leave the boats at CAIRO lat the mouth
SAND0FAl, ulS niles or PANA C72 miles, and thence by
Ohio and Mississippi Terre Haue Rairoud
Haue, indianapolis Dayton and Aenia Columbus Ohio
SECoHDihe South western river Traveller continue upon
then take the CARS FOR THE EASE via the Little Miami
and Central Ohio Railroad which take him directly BEL
AIR four miles below Wheeling where he takes the
E- Travellers requested to notice that while this the
only route atordug Through Tickets all the Eastern cities
the charged by other to New York only
is also the shortest most speedy and direct all leading
points the East The distance from Columbus Batmoeis
only 56 miles, being about 100 miles shorter 10 New York than
by any other There less changes by this
route and consequently less detention than by other
to 49dI BAIT1MoRE or WASHINGTON is but FoRTYTHREE
ay-Re particular ard ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTI
MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- ~ naouEh Tickets allowing the holders to stop at any
E. REDpS s az 0leS he See M e he nhy yo
Central Railroad under the St Charles Hotel New Orleans
| j. KENNEDY METTEE,
| JOHN N. SHARP, General Agent. my2tf
| | ARD ciiA-l5l bbls choice Cncinnn lor sule BY
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VOLUME x.
THE LAKE.

:, U. 2. Mail Line for Vaudeville Lewisbnrg, Mad.
isonville; Covngon and Abita springs-The
Virginia Pearl, Capt D. Gause. will leave for
Leaves New Orleans by Pont. Returning, leaves Covng
chartrain Railroad: ton:
M1NpAy6 y n n car. An
THuksDAY IT. cars 4. n.
ERTRAH ....2 IN n cars slEkIRAY 4. y
rrves Mt tbe pontcariran Ra;Irnad nano; IT. rnr
the 10 A. NJ. train for the city
Passage, 81. Meals. 50 cents.
For further particulars" sPp,y On h2HTS aRfs e
tell If 80 and ID Front street
~r- EYR MOBlLE-DAILY U. MAIL
an!ha.aSl.n- Midsummer Anangemen-The splendid
Oregon, Myers muster, built expressly trade
leave the Pontcharrau Railroad DAILY on the arrival at
the Lake OF me ocock NJ cars stonping permittng)
each way at Bay St. Louis and Pass Christian
goua Tuesday and Saturdays gong Mondays and
iel R. GEDDEs. Agent. 10 Bank Place.
HJs.4l5f.-<STEAMER CreOle-For Ocean Springs, and
intermediate landings The new and splendid
leave the Poncharar Railroad arrival the Lake Of
the follows.
FsR New o'5sn E5SH qssf? SS9F'
THEsDAY 4 cars M1NDAY z y EyENINS.
:sF.Mears @ FkbAy RokS1Na
70. n'lo. cars sAruRD%H 1tsT MoRN1se
Cabin Fare to Bay ST. Lonis and Pass Christian 50 90
Ghlideh and SefFantS.......... .'............. e
Cabin Fare to Mississippi City. Biloxi and Ocean
Children and Servants ants.............,.......... l5
R. GEDDEs, Agent, 10 Bank Place.
New Orleans, June L.,
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REG LAR KETS.
UNITED STATES MAIL PACK

UNITED STATES MAIL PACK
alAAEIf ETs FOR EICKSeURG-The magnificent L.
s. Mail Packets NatcheZ. Capt. I.eathers and
Princess Capt. Wilson, will their regular trips
the commencing SATT RnAY, 18th
TUESDAY, the l September, for Donaltonvile, Plaque
mine Baton Rouge. Port Hudson Bayou Red River
Landing, Fort Adams Natclez, Waterproof Rodney
seph, Grand tin, Warrenon and Vcksburg-the NATCHEz
leaving on ATURDAY, 10Th inst. r, and the PRIN-
CESS on TUESDAY, lst September, at 5 P. VI
CARROLL, PRITCHARD X co, Al gents.
22tf So rarouiele street
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COAST PACKET STEAMER

Ig9AhIhAlYES RcIIa DOnna-To and from New Orleans
FSs=1@7sS- Bayou Sara Fort Adams Williamson Port
Hudson, and all intermediate landings the BELLA DONNA
VIM McCombs, MASTER will resume her old trips,
Saturday. August 18TH and will throughout
leaving New Orleans Saturday evening O'clock
and Bayon Sara Wednesday evening" arrival of
from Woodvlle.
gaA clerk will be on the Ievee receive freight
day morning.
Particular attention paid the receiving landing
and freight at all hours of The day and night
iva # HOMES 4 CI.ALSS. II TcLnuLitnlla st
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| ARD CiL-l50 bbls choice Cncinrnti Ior suIe by
- JOSEPH Lands Il Co,
"uii 81 TchoupiloulaS street.
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a~NOPARTN EFSHIP-THE HEUNDERSIGNEDHA HAVE
" formed copartnersp for Western Pro.
uce Commission and forwarding Business under the stye Of
FJACoB DCSSuM1ER CO., Nos. 49, Al 4S Old I.eyet
Sorner OF Cont street. F. JACOB
New Orleans, March . 1857, -
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FOR CHAFALAY YER.


, HaS :, a S-THE NEW
GAAhtr.sS STEAMER Anna Perret, Capt G. E. Lou,
aier, built expressly for the radein place Of
the W G. Young-w leave above taking freight
for Old River Smsror and all landings the Atchaaaya
For freight passage. apply on board, TO
j. NJ. JOHNSTON& Co. Front I.evee ST.
jyl4 IF
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IT, 1s57-1s5S-LE, AYES EVERY SATI

, re- 1SJ7-1S5S-LE. YES EVERY SATUR-
lE4EdAAi-zES urday, At oclock P M-REGULAR SATUR-
Esr@Inz = AY PACKET
The magnificent packet steamer Eclipse. W.
BroAiwe MASTER will leave regularly ahOve
SATURDAY, the 18th Septsmber for Baton Rouge. Bayou
Sara Natchez Waterproof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand Gulf
Wa7renton and Nickshrg For freight passage having
surpassed accommodations, apply on board.
GEO d. HITE Il co., 81 Front street.
n Passengers and shippers rely The Eclipse
taking her place in the above trade SATURDAY.
tcmbeF next iv2i
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FOR YAZOO RIVER.

Leaves on SATURDAY 29tl inst. at 5 P. NJ
r. - FOR YAZOO Observation-Disclosures
en Planters Line-The and fast passeger
sssaz<sist steamer Amanda, n. G Briggs master, will
leave above for Greenwood Son Yazoo City Saartia
Wick burg Nachez all Intermediate landings Yazuo
River For freight or passage, apply on board or to
F. G. RANDOLPH Il CO.. ~ Union street Agents.
PSThe Amanda has thoroughly repaired will he
at the wharf Tuesday ready receive freight. and will
continue make regular trips during the fall au24
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E1lssOLuTiDN-THE COrARTNEkoHIP HERETO.
- ere existing between the undersigned the firm of
Jacob DabovaI Co. this day dissolved by mutual consent
the settlement OF which will be attended firm of
dheoo, DuSsltnier " Co. f. JACOB,
Z. DABOVA1,
L. DUSSUMIER.
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SU NJ NJ r. r. ARR NGEMENT-
So Steamer Belfast, Capt. lhos II. Newell for
Greenv lie and all the Be ds will leave the following
throughout the connecting Cairo with Illinois
Central Railroad for ST. Louis all Eastern cities
Memphis with the Memphis Charleston Railroad for Nash
vile Huntsville Tuscumba Knoxville Chattanooga
Virginia Springs:
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, Aug. %. at 5 NJ.
Leaves New Orleans T HI RSDAY, Sept. 3, at P. NJ
Leaves New Orleans THuRSDAY, Sept. Il, at 5 IN.
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY. Oct. l. Mt : p. NJ,
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, Oct. Is, at 5 P. NJ
The BEIFA Asst unsurpassed in point speed comfort
by boat having and airy arranged ex-
pressly for the accommodation Of families
Passengers depend this boat leaving advertised
Staterooms be any trips on an
picaton her agents. where plan CABIN can be seen
JOHN f. HYDE & co 66 Poydras street
W. L. REDDING, Railroad Agent,
- ~ . under ST. Charles Hotel
The BELFAST will attend to her Memphis Bend Way and
Plantation business usual. ieig
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Mtlituery and Iamcy GeoAs.
ATTENTION LADIES.

r WOULD respectfully call the attention Of the
L Ladies to my large and we'll selected stock oi
fall and winter goods, which will sell st Ciuciu-
natl pric<s. Ny stock consists Of silk, straw and
velvet bon nets also, splendid assortment Of rib
bons flowers and feathers, selected with great
You will find everything In the Millinery and
Fancy business. 1t my estabiishnent, In the lasss
fashion. l an also prepared 10 do al work In ny
business at the shortest notice, ssch % lining
trim ming, bleaching, pressing and max Ing bosnst
Of every description, to order. will warrant 81
| work 70 give satisfaction.
| Come one, come all. No trouble to show good
ct Mrs. 0lenuy's, No. 10, johnson street, bstvss
md and Sd. directly opposite Ohnsrt Saloon
l. sept - ily ARa- 0LkANH.
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Webster's Dictionaries.
a Size for ell Cloases m0so Complete, vix :
!. Webstcrs Unabridged,
Wehsters Counting House,
5. Wetster's Academic,
4. Webstsrs High School,
8. Wcbster's Primary,
o. Websters Pocket,
DIG 10 n - Es.
WEBSTER'S QUARTO DICTIONARY,
VlSHk entire word, 1850 pages, crown quarto.--
i Wsbsters Qaarto Dictionary co tsins three
times the matter found in any other English Die
tionary compiled in this country.
@Ask Tor Wshster's Qaarto Unabridged.-
There II no edition u Wehster's Unabridged bio
tiouary but this-none containing RALv the matter
ths illustrative quotations, the stymologiss, fail
dsAaitious, kc.
- Dictionary 10 the last book which . scholar
svsf wants to have ABRIDGED, the process being suss
70 cat od the very matter which he most yalass
JUST PUBLISHED:
wRBsTIR'S COUNTING HOUSE AND FAMILY
d G T ! N ARY.
Being Defining and Pronouneing Dictionary Of
the Raslish Language. Abridged fron
Wsaatsrs American DictionaIy. With
6vnmv0s. Bv WIN ~. w.h~se.
and Pro I. Chsunsey A. Good
rich. pries 81 80.
This 10 IN entirely new woik, desiSued 20 furuish
means At training in English composition, while Il
also answers the psrpose Of IN oTdiaAsy ahsidgsd
0rTcth those wishing les exp,o,iv, Diet,e.e,,
thar Wsbster's Unsbridged, tho low prize sl III
CoAating House and Fsmily DictioaAvy, pesseesina
Tie nsv features indicated above, mako il ~ nsc
dsairabls work Vt the kind In the market. Wsre
'p's'aaliy Invite attention z Y .o a.,p,..
Bprinlsld, Mass, Nov, 1856.
deasl -dAwlm
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SUoAR AND MoLAssas. letter from New
OrlsAns, dstsd Dsssnber 10th, 10 Asasss.
Connsbls, snysA Z 90. Of this city, Guys
that Molassss on the plantations are held u
Ga cents PER gallon in the sisserns. The
same writers estimate tina. the last crop will
not exceed $1,000 to 100000 hogshssds Of
sugar. Dealers, therefore, will not Be SUR
prissd 1t high prices 10 the spring. The
winter RATS have been established by our
nsrchants, and they will probably adhere to
them till navigation opens.
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GREAT ATTRACTION


"N NJ B L f S X p f N G ["
T AM now receiving heavy stock Of skAsosABLK
i GOODS direct from the Eastern eities. They are
not second hand goods; but fresh ard nice. A
good assortment and large lot, 10 suit all kinds
Of customers.
There are three things to be dered in trading
one 10 to have the right kind Of goods another IL
to make the prices to suit and the thirds TO have
accom- uodating statesmen. My houses possess sli
hose requirement. and certainly here 10 the place
get Good bargains.
Nv WINTER STOCK consists n part of the fol-
lowing: Delainer. solid and figured debaise, meri-
nos iustres. rlads, iinseys gnghams. cloths, cas-
simercs, casinets, tweeds, Jeans, Canton fsnnels,
wool Gannels all colors, opera hannels, wool com
forts, hoods, mitts, gloves, hosiery, table linen,
datnask, diaper, shawls long and Bay State, men .
wool shirts and drawers, domssties, blue and brown
tekings sbeetipgs hats and caps, boots and shoes,
aud every thing usually found in the dry goods de-
partment And In connection with the Above,
have a large stock Of CRockKRr WARE. Having
recently recruited my stock, can Offer superior
inducements in this line. Also, good assort mcpt
Of choice FAMILY GROCERIES in fact, every
thing In the merchandrre line, and IL there Is any
art: lie cannot furnish We can tell You where fs
End il.
Just drop In at the "NIMBLEsIXP and
look at those New Goods, which have not been Oh
hand since the year one. Ii affords us pleasure to
show nice goods. You will fnd them at
Nos ~, "a 4 100 Matn.st.. ke0ku NM .
Oct21.diw 5. S. BILLINGS.
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- Lisr o. lspIAxA FasE DAaks taken @ ca
rssey 81 The Bsahins Houses in this city.
bssk Of the Capitol, Indianapolis.
Bank Of Elkhart, Kikhart.
Baak ofGoshen, Goshen.
Bank Of ladisna, Michigan City.
Baak OF Aosnt Vernon, Nj. Vernon.
Baak Of Aostiesllo, Monticello.
bAAk Of PeOli, Psoii.
Bank Of salem, Salem.
Bsak Of Rockville, Rockville.
Sank ofsyrsesss, Syracuse.
Bank Of Wsrsav, Warsaw.
beookviiie Bank, Brookville.
CAnbridgs City Bank, Cambridge City.
Canal Benk, Granville.
CeatYsi Bank, Iudianapoiis
CressentCity Bask, Evansville.
Exchange Bank, 8rsencastle.
Ysrnsrs' and Mechanics Bank, Indianapolis.
FsyesteCounty BAak, CsaaersviiIs.
Ysrmers Bank. wsstasid.
0ra0sroy hank Lafayette.
Hossass beak, Lognasport
Indiaaa bank, Madison.
Indiana 5sesk naak, Laports.
lsdias kssssvs 1ank, Kokone.
Kentssky stock CoIsnh.s.
Lsgrasgs Baak, Lima,
Msssh..es' sad 0ssAaai0' nnsk, New Alh,,y.
MI. Va 6essk naak, BvAasviile.
prsisss c'.y s..h, Tssre Hssss.
soaihsrn Bask. Tsrrs Haste.
saisn Raak 0olen.
Shavnss 6aak, Attica.
TippeeAAos HAnk, Winnanae
1re1sss' Baak, IndianaSeiis.
BANKS NOT RECEIVED.
Ths notes Of the foileWine Banks are not r.
seivsd y asy Of The Bankers In this city.
kris City Bank, Psnnsyiv snis.
warren County Bank, Psnnsy lvania.
Aasoub Co. Bank. Nj. Clemens, Mich.
Arlington Bank, washingtou, DC.
kxehangs Bank Of Tenn, II urfreesboro, Tam
6svings Bank Of Indiana, Connersvilis.
kank II Best Tssnsssse, Knoxville. Tenn.
Csstsal Bank Of rennsssee, Nashyi,ie. Tam.
Rar1sr a.d Merchants Bank. Greensboro. Ma.
Valley Baak, HAgssstovs, ma
MAa axaetsrss and Mech. Bank, Columkus, 0so.
riansers and Aschanies' Bsnk, Dalton, Gee.
Farmer . Baak, Wexford, u A.
Ellsworth Hank. Ellsworth. Ne.
Wooster Bank. DAnbury, Conn.
kaaswha Bank, ksnawha. Va.
Bank OF the Republic, Providsnee, R. /.
Lancaster Baak, Penn.
Canton bank South China, Maine.
6Ask Of bsitish North America, Montreal.
MI tesnoa bask, Providence, r. L.
BAnk OF LAST Tennessee, Nashville.
Rhode Island Csatral, RI.
Bank Of Hsllowell. Maine.
Providsnce Bask u StAnstsai, Canada.
CrnaRscr.-rhe following Banks. hsrs,ofore
thrown out are nov taken ~ currency In this city
New Castle, Penn.
ssnessland bavinRs Bank, Nd.
6rocers' Rsak, Bostsn.
Commercial 6ank. Chicago.
Iscs9seh bsah, Michigan. per ernt dis.
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HORSE SHOES!
BURDENS NEW PATENT
Just received, per steamer Kate Frsseh, ~
~ Borden . Patent Horse Shoss. Thsss areU
ell his new patent, snd give aniveyssl sstis- Q
faction At the Rast, where largo numherp srp nilv
ssed The.e shoes are the Ant offered in Ills nar-
ket For shape, smosthness, and quality, they en-
| not be squalled. Having bssn appointed cole sGent
Tor the sale Of these Shoes in this city and vicinity,
.s are prepared to supply the trade, and etAers 1t
the lowest pricss. Call and sse then.
TlLLLNGHAST, LANE 4 BURL,
tanl Sign Of Broadaxe, Aais-st.
TRANBERRIRs-Fiye bills just received By
~ KELLOGG BIRGE,
janl-d2w Bosrth-st.
infsrsRS-Fresh Cove, genuine and warranted,
~ fer sais By KELLOGG RIRGk.
II KELLOGG sIRsE.
RUcKWHEAT FLOUR-Nof made of shorts,
- but the genuine article.
jaal-d1w KELLOGG Z DIn0B.
ENLOUR-A variety Of brands delivered 9raaIs.
KELLOGG ! sI13E,
|HunokoUs Poetry Of che Esgli.A lssg.as.
IL frsn Chsseer 10 baxs. For sale BY
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II HRlBuTION; . tale Of Passion; D Nm. =. b.
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ssa. litI.a CAV. ) BAiLEY.
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Bookstore. They msks N elegant Gift Dook-
Call Ct fsspt51 O0DENB.
|HkRBEkT, Or the pride Of the Meas. A tale Of
j II tho Csines. For Eaie bv
oct. Hth, d CAVE DAtLHY.
TX NIGHTS. AND THEIR DAYS. s. b. Dsrar,
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