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PROF EssI0NAL CARDS.
J. w. JOHNSON, r-f
torney at Law, Raleigh, n. C..


.n.r-a '.~.., J.W. JOHNSON, r-'
- Attorney at Law, Raleigh, n. C.
"7IL ATTEND PARTICULARLY AND PROMPT
y to the collection of all kinds of claims renewing
and dlscountng notes in Bank hiring and renting proper
y and buying and selling real estate commission Re-
fer to Charles Dewey Cashier Bank of the State, and
H. Jones, Cashier Bank of Cape Fear,
All letters enclosing money must be registered Office
on Fayetteville St, opposite the Market Square.
Sept 90, 1857. s7-tf
.. SIDNEY A. SMITH,
ATTORNE AT LAW,
....0 -a. aSMITHFIELD, NC.
will attend regularly the Courts Of Pleas Quarter ses
Smithfeld Feb. 20. 1856. 28-tf
b. r. MOORE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
SALISBURY, N. c.
WILL PRACTICE IN THE COURTS OF ROWAN
w and adjoining Counties Collections promptly made
April a. 1857. 4-swtf.
w. J. HoUsroN. W. A. ALLEN.
HOUSTON g. ALLEN,
AttOrnies and Counsellors at Law.
KENANsvILLE N. C.
NWILL ATTEND THE COUNTY AND SUPERIOR
w Courts of Dupn, New Hanover and adjoining Coun-
ties, and also the Courts of Wake.
April 4, 1857. ss-sw1y.
WILLIS L. GREEN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Memphis, Tenn.
(Otce, east side Mdin Street, No. 1857
WILL PRACTICE IN THE SEVERAL COURTS
w of Shelby, Tipton and Fayette. All business
trusted to his care vii! receive prompt attention.
Special attention given to collection of claims.
February "a, 1857. 27-sw1y.
WILLIAM j. SAUNDERS,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
RALEIGH, N. c.
Office Fayetteville Street Immediately in the rear of
the office of Kemp P. Battle, Esq.
Aug. !. 1857.
HAVING ABANDONED ALL PURPOSE
IL TO REMOVE FROM THE STATE SHALL AT
TEND, regularly the Courts of my Circuit. Alss the
Federal and Supreme Courts.
Those wishing TO business will please call at
my residence.
II. W. MILLER
September ls 1857. s6-tf
DIR. j. A. GEOGHEGAN,
CLAEKsvILLE, VA,
Has Located in Frankinton, N. C.
March g. 1857. e9-swly
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JOHN HALL,
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
4s1a NORTH Water STREET.
Wilmington, n. c.,
Will sell Cotton Naval Stores and Breadstus for COM
mission of one per cent.
Cotton and Spirits of Tupentne forwarded to Northern
Ports for five cents Bale and Cask when the
prepaid. and other Naval Stores "a per Bmret
Reference-E. P. HALL, President Branch Bank of the
State Of n. C.
November 81, 1857. 106-3mpd.
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Opposition in Itdttc.
ATE.
MISSISSIPPI.
Albert u. Brown,
Jefferson Davis.
MrssoTRI.
James L. Green,
Trusten Polk.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
John p. Hale, '
Daniel Clark.
NEW YORK.
I'm. II. Seaeard,
Preston King.
NEW JERSEY.
William Wright,
John r. Thompson.
NORTH CAROLINA.
David S. Reid, s,r'.HE
Asa Biggs. 81
. OHIO. ..5
George E. Pugh, ..5
Benjamin P. Wade.
PENNSYLVANIA.
William Bigler,
Simon Cameron. E.r
RHODE ISLAND. H
Philip Allen, f
james F. Simmons.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Josiah j. Evans, .y
Vacancy. #.r .t--I.i
TENNESSEE. ..E
John Bell. a Ha -.5's
Andrew johnson. %
TEXAS. ~ l. -.r
Sam. HoustOn, ,T,r "l
Vacancy. r.a- bee ss.~t-
~ VERMONT. a .-....
Jacob Collamer, j..
Solomon Foot. f'aIElE
VIRGINIA. D n"
r. M IT, Hunter.
James NJ Mason.
WISCONSIN. n f..
Charles Durkee, ..-.....
James r. Doolittk.
. slrz a frs.l.sar'i @t'i
d f5g.I3r O.: aG ie. sasE
gg. tae
- . 5sa.azE e1.yIfs
PENNSYLVANIA ! afi4
l.. Thomas B Florence,,
2. Easoard joy AorerA
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-, 2; AN OLD ESTABLISHED SCHOOL, adj
WARRENTON FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
:, II, cod JULIUS Wncox, Principal. n,gntpY
THyHE THIRTY FOURTH SESSION WILL OPEN
Jan. H. 1883. The Principal who has been connect
ed with the school from its c0mencemen has recently
purchased the interest Of his former copartner Rev
Graves and will continue the school, assisted by expe
personal efforts to merit the support Of the public
For terms and particulars apply to the Principal.
December II, 1857. .s'sN E>A' 'iI0ltFebi. :
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Read, read.-A New P6litica1 work, s7H!
He POLITICAL TEXTBOOK, OR ENCYCEOPEDfA


THE POLITICAL TEXT. BOOK, OR ENcYCIOPEDfA,
B. M. W. ChUsKEY, or WASHINGTON C,rY, D. e.
vuVHIS WORK. ROYAL OCfAvO, cONT AMIN,
IL GAO of NATTER couvsBients inde1ed and hsn6
somey bound. is out No political speaker Or slitJr
should be without it. Alphabetically arraneed in eusyclo-
peda style it is book Of convcniept refrenee Il
Of cSnfedera'ioa the vaioas Party Pstforms tSs Hi
History Of the Various Tariffs History of tbs Ccieres
s,9na Legislation % e on The United States Bank cops
souri, Compromise History of thu admission of ths seve
al States detailed record of the Legislation ST
relative to Kansas and Nebraska,
act Governors Stanton and Walker usugrsl addreesN:
in Kansas including tie Rposs Of "a
Cocmer on Kansas affairs during he last Congress- and
History of Alien Suffrage; tie Letters ssasa HsisoS
Wise against the Alien and Sedtop Laws and ~
tery; the Compromises Of 1885, with the several votes
hereou the Naturalization Laws Extracts from the pssc
the position Of her parties as aso fom lie Speechea
Southern Men, indicating Southern ssntnnel,t H;stSry
Of the subject Of the Dstribuon of tie Pubic LSnds
report and Mr. FsuInsrs letter On The :s.oe Ssot,
History of the several Railroad Grants made hx ossess:
aet ySi sss u;
snd 50 Mr Cslhonns Fora Hill addrsssya Ascsy af Do
ps.s ss[Eaa sad Intrigue snd
the the matter Of every political subject iht6
- Price e thrss aesf fd9E.rs ~ yoa
Box 11S Post OaicsMsshink Ton, u. t.. orfo d
HeHes rsSwlvns5sa ~ sAAES "a IL Snixh s Co.,
whom Ss Ss Shfssss ssss ss.s
will please address the Philade lpha ho1 s,
Persons acug agents will be ditey fos Sii sub
ssssoets l1ptalned s5Ff off 54 a1,5Sse3S9Aa -
P u sf II I2...A DIDO b s7i94g8I .ss-H
60. nEsaa.s = %, OF El,,hrRAyEL, BY AADAAE 0c-
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ALABAMA.
Clement t c. Clay, Jr.
Be1janiin Fitzpatrick.
ARKANSAS.
Wh. 4. Sebastian,
Robert W. johnson.
CONNECTICUT.
Lckyette s. Foster,
Jtmes Diron.
CALIFORNIA.
William M. Gwin,
David c. Broderick.
DELAWARE.
Martin w. Bates,
James A. Bayard.
LLoRIDA.
David L. Yulee, @
Stephen R. Mallory.
GEORGIA. -
Robert Toombs,
Alfred Iverson.
INDIANA.
Graham N. Fitch,
Jesse D. Bright.
ILLINOIS. ,a-
Stephen A. Douglas,
Lyman TrumbuM.
IOWA. .
George w. Jones, "
James Harlan.
KENTUCKY.
John B. Tompson,
John j. Crittenden,
LOUISIANA.
j. P. Benjamin,
John Slidell. ..e
NAME
William Pitt Fessende1
Hannibal HdmIin. ..
MASSACHUSETTS.
Henry Wilson,
Charles Simmer.
MARYLAND.
James A. Pearce,
Anthony Kennedy.
MICHIGAN. ss
Chales E. Stuart,
Zachariah Chandler.
HOUSE OF r.
Number of members,
MAINE.
]. John N Wood,
2. Mas j Gilman,
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HI when sent by mail 45 cents. For sale BY
- 80 w. L. POMEROY.
Also. the Revised Code nterleaved. few copies only
in this form remaining IS go -.L.y-. ~
W. L. p. keeps also constantly hand Jones' Digest,
Eatons Forms 1redel Executors and Law Books gen.
eray particularly those required to be read for County
and Superior Court License. -..-' .N q
January II, 1856. IL
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

a . PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
.. ." w. L. SAUNDERS, "
ATTOR RNEY At LA W
- .. ...... ,. SALISBURY, N. c. Ill. .-. ...
Will attend the Courts of Rowan Stanly and Cabarrus
i' Counties.
November TO- 1857 i..' r.. .. .. l0l-ly.
QUENT. BUSBEE, s.,., .
Z i.- Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
1855. '. FAYErrEv1LLE ST., RALEIGH, n. c.
Will promptly attend to any business intrased to him
IN the United States and State Courts; and with the Ex
ecu iv other departments of the State Government
Jul, l. 1856. VI, -.'F o- r.' ..+ i.i i 66-n
a''' 'a ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,
u Counsellor and Attorney at Law,
trF gr.Es. a' Il. RALBIGH, n. c., -'' 70 '''
Will attend the County and Superior Courts OF Wake
Johnston aud Chatham; the Superior Courts Of New Han
over and Sampson and the Terms of the Federal Courts
and Supreme Court of FonhCarolna at Raleigh
Office the formerly occupied by the late Hon. Will
q. Haywood Jr. i
; Raleigh May 40, 1857, aY.. ar5f' yrs. Z ,52- -sw.
80 JAMES iB. AvERETT, '' 'a'
.'rca II Attorney at Law, oHH +,'"'4
NEWBERN, NORTH CAROLINA:
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RALEIGH MALE CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
n tHE NEXT SESSION WILL BEGIN ON THURSDAY
the eth of January, 1885, and close Tuesday the
25th of May, 1858. .. B.. .. .
The design of this school is to give boys thorough pre-
partition for of colleges with special reference to
the University of n CO. fit them the practical
business of life. ' '. '. .F'
...." @REFERENcEs: r.. ... ...
Profs. Gessner Harrison, NJ Schee de Vere W H. Nc.
Gufy A. T. Bedsoe and others Of the Faculty of the Uni
versity Of Va; Prof L. S. Holladar, Hamnden Sydney;
Rev A. D. Pollock and J. NJ P. Atkinson, Va; Rev. J. NJ.
Atkinson, H. D. Turner, c. Dewe;, Z. Busbee, Esqrs.
Raleigh. , r". .l laEt.- = 57''. ~
p TERMS PER Session OF FIVE MoNrHs: l
Primary Depa"t a"tment, $l5 90
Department of Mathematics, &C., .' 25 90 p
Department Of Ancient Languages, 25 90
Modern Languages, (extra,) .. 10 90 go
Contingent Fee, O0
Pupils, in more than one department, charged only
for the higher No deduction for loss Of time except in
of protracted illness. Tuition invariably in advance
Good and boarding for three four boys may be
had with the Teacher. ,.,.-. ..... Fl. O.. -
Apply to Rev. NJ Atkinson, or to ., .f ..... .-. =.
H. P. R. McKOY, Principal
December A. 1857. 1ll-SwSt.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

4. N. MCPHEETERS, H. CHISELIN. j. MARTIN
A. NJ. McPHEETERS. Il co.
Wholesale GrOcers,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
HiUs HdrehOuse.
NORFOLK, Va.
REFERENCES:
THoMAs P. DEvEREUx, Esq, Halifax, n. c.
GEO. W. MoRDEcAI, Pres't Bank of the State of N. C.
C. DEWEY, Cashier
w. H. JONES, Cashier Bank of Cape Fear.
L. Oh. Branch, President Raleigh and Castor Road.
Messrs. Reid Soutter, !
DR.. n. c. Whitehead, Ao,JoLk.
Pres't Farmers Blk ofVa.
Alex Bell, Esq.
Messrs. Spence l. Reid, Baltinsore
B. Blossom Son, Neao York.
September 16, 1853 49,
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"".'''' '.''- 20 PROSPECTUS L,rg +,y 10
NC. JOURNAL OF EDUCATION.


g 4 T THE RECENT MEETING or THE N. C. EDU.
"A CATIONAL Association, in Warre1ton, the nnder-
signed were appointed committee to make the necessary
arrangements publishing monthly journal, With the
Having made arrangements for issuing the rs No. in
September next they CALL with confidence upon the friends
Of Education throughout tine State and especially upon
Teachers and School Officers to send subscriptions ime-
diaey that they be enabled to on with the work
They feel assured that if those who have the educational
interests uf State heart will exert themselves the
number of subscribers requisite to insure complete success
be secured within week after the publication OF
this prospectus. tgeaTr
The Journal is to be devoted entirely the interests Of
Education and will be published under the auspices Of the
State Educational Association II will be the organ of the
Association and Of all affiliated subordinate Associations
in the State 1t will labor to promote the great cause Of
Education in all its grades, and TO foster
general sympathy between teachers and officers Of Common
Scos Academies and Colleges, aborers in that
great 1t will strive to advance the interests of the
Common School system of the State, underlying all
other interests and sustaining its vast granite base
great educational structure and will furnish channel
Of communication between the General Superintendent of
Common Schools and these who feei interest their
welfare. The Journal will be edited by Board of Editors
composed of C. II. Wiley, Superintendent Of Common
Schools number of the leading Teachers of the State
and local Editor who will receive all communications
and superintend th, publication. ~ ''''' p, ',A
All communications should be addressed to tie East6t Of
the Journal Of Education, Greeas1orosgh, ~ G. Isnnst
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UNION HILL MALE ACADEMY.

THE THIRD SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
Il will open the sec''nd Monday in January next
Its healthy location miles from the Wilmr ut IN and
Weldon Railroad from Hiliiarston and 10 fro Rocky
Mount and its exemption from temptations extravs-
gance and remoteness from or village certainly
entitle UNION HILL ACADEMY to a place among the
first preparatory schools r"t '.'r-s -Eli . =
Board may be obtained in good families for 81 so Der
month; Tuition according studies from $40 to $l5 Der
session of five months; incidental expenses cents No
deduction will be made except in of proacted
n
Letters of enquiry should be directed to Battleboro
Edgecombe County, N. c., to the Trustees to F'
- fi4.4. ISL ,ala ,.' D.. A. T. RICKS, Sect'y
December 10, 1857. 1l0-tlmfeb. ,
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DOCKS RECENTLY PUBLISHED, WORTH READ
- ng.-Lerary Criticism, by Horace Binney Wallace
Art Scenery in Europe, and other Papers, by Horace
Binney Wallace. ., .,..... III ~
Viuet or the Cross and the Crown by Miss Mcintosh.
Aurora Leigh; Poem by Elizabeth Barret Browning.
Chesteriields Letters to his Son new edition.
John Halifax, Gentleman. At
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Cd kEsIats OFtTRAVEL, BY MADAME OCg
- TAvIA WALTON LEVERT, ,l,,s .,naIggsM ie 81
neaf u Ss.s,as tgs For saie hy 81 ..,.. .s.ssaA ~
Raleigh, Dec. ls, 1881. 1ss..
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DELEGATES FROM THE TERRITORIES.
MlNNEsoTA.-W W Kingsbury. ...-.
OREGoN.-Joseph Lane.
New MExIco-M A Otero.
UTAH.-John N Bernhisel ~.nt'
WAsHINGToN.-I Stevens. t -.r.
KANsAs.-MJ Pdrrott. .....
NEBRAsKA.-F Ferguson, (contested)
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KENANsvILLE, N C..
WILL ATTEND THE COUNTY AND SUPERIOR
w Courts of Duplin New Hanover and adjoining Coun
ties, and also the Courts of Wake.
April 4, 1857. 39-swly.
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General Assembly.

But little business of interest was transacted 10
either House yesterday. The Senate passed bill
on third reading establishing certain civil districts
10 Hau-iIton county; and, after amending the reso
luton providing for the election of U. S. Senator
SO as to set apart the 9th inst, the day, made
it the special order for Monday next Senators
under another resolution, which was adopted, were
authorized to subscribe for three daily newspapers
at the public expense.
In the House, the resolution OF Ar. ho"les reia-
tive to State aid to railroads, alter discussion was,
on motion of Mr. Richardson referred, together
with the amendments proposed, to the Internal
Iuprovemeut Committee. A number of bills were
introduced and passed on first reading. The bill
authorizing the vote of the people OF Upton cOun-
ty to be taken on the proposition TO remove the
seat OF justice and the bill to fix the time of bold
ing the Circuit Court of CheathAm county, we're
passed on third reading.
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ENGTSEER's AND GKSL sUPrs OFFIcE MEMPHIS CHARLES
kAm.bOAD
MEMPHIS, June &C. 1857.
To WHOM CoNCERN. This Is 20 certify that the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company have puT-
chased OF W 8 Bennett the right prepare aud
their DePois Building, Cars xc., &c, Vests Galvane
patent Ore and proof Roofing, aud believe
to be cOnou.ca and durable covering, having
ready had Il 10 use for ell ht months.
Fam. TATE Pres dent
\. q. ARMS Gent Supt.
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p DuBBJ- HO5- D HO5aDI " IUO"V
n.
ggy Hhness--A. W. Russey, Wincbe
q.
MISCELLANEOUS.
vre-H. P. Doris. premium.
gar Mill II. NJ. Brennan premium.
IiugIe Machine. F. Tucker, Maj
Renent Of Dora shaw.

That part OF our community who look with in
diligence upon theatrical performances, will remem-
Der that tue bentft, rendered by number Of our
citizens, to Miss DoRA SHAW comes of this evening
at the Nashville Theatre. Owing to circumstances,
to which it is now unnecessary to aude, Miss Shaw
hbored under many disadvantages during her re-
cent engag ment Many of the friends OF the
Drama thought t due TO this lady, while giving her
fair opportunity OF displaying her rare powers, At
the same time xtend a more substantial token of
their appreciation of her talents. Tonight has
been set apart for that occasion, and trust that
the tender of the benefit thus made, will be respon-
ded TO by citizens in the same spirit, and that
she may he greeted by audience which shall test
the utmost apacity Of the Theatre. We know Of
a TRUTH that our people have good taste and as
much generosity, in matters of this those Of
any other town or city in the Union, and upon this
kno~Iedge confidently predict house full from
pit to dome.
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A PIoKPooKET ARRESTED -0a the arrival Of the
cars last evening person by tue name OF Jackson
arrested at the depot for stealing the pocket
book of gentleman from Georgia who came pas
ssoger the train. Mr.. CHiLcUr, the conductor,
saw jackson when he took the pocket-book from
the grntlemau's side-pOcket, and approached and
asked him if he had come down on the cars; h.,
Jackson, rep.iedthat he dill aOt. Mr.. c. thea told
him he must go With him, he had seen him steal
gentleman's Pc, ket- ook. Jackson finding him
self in close quarters threw the poeket-boOk under
one of the seats. jackson marched throug b
town and took lodgings last night in the jail lie
will lave hearing this moruing before Que Of tue
ma strates.
Pickpo kets should keep clear OF FRASK CHILcuT,
for in his hands they have no more security tlau
they would have under the wheels of a locomotive
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ny THE NATIONAL LINE.
Reports Furnished BY the Associated Press. ]


NV YoRK. Oct I3 1t is reported on good au-
thorIlY that the Banks have all resolved to suspend
A meeting of the officers is still in session to-
night.
LArER.-The Banks have resolved to suspend,
but make regular exchanges at the clearing house,
A committee goes TO Albany TO confer with the
Governor in reference to a meeting OF the gisla-
tuTe.
BOsroE, Oct. IS.-L Skinner, the largest dry
goods commission house in the cily, has suspended.
The DeWs of the New York bank suspensions
caused considerable excitement but had no par
ceptible effect on the banks
Nrw ORLEANS. Oct. 1.-THE Union Bank has
just suspended. a heavy run is made on all Free
BaDks-great excitement.
NEw ORLEANS, Oct. I4.-The branch mint pur
chased from the Banks two hundred thousand dol.
lars silver bullion, paying gold, thereby afording
some relief
New ORLEANS Oct. 1.-THE Citizens 'eLouis;.
ana State" 'Canal," and "Bank of Louisiana %
we're standing by each other this morning, and re-
fu ed to take the notes of the Free Banks, namely
'Union Bank, ," ''Nechanies' and Traders "Bank
of New Orleaus," Southern Bank" and James
Robb.
The run commenced heavy at half past two.
The three fret named free banks suspended. The
two latter continued, and considered SAFE par
ticulsrly the Southern" The on the Citi-
zens' Bank wls heavy. 1t kept its doors open till
o'clock.
Cotton sales, 1000 bales. Prices more irregular,
mostly at yesterdays quotations. Receipts, 5000
bales
Nothing doing in exchange. There is some ex-
citement, but mostly good humored.
CIxoINEArI, Oct IA Flour S5 a475; Wheat
red, rs, white 80. Whi-ky IA.
The Banks in the following places suspended
specie payments to-day-New York, Brooklyn,
Boston, Hartford, Trenton, Portland and generally
throughout New England. Il is anticipated that
Buffalo will follow tomorrow,
WAsHINGroN, Oct. II The Government of Nj
caragua has not been recognized, as stated in a
recent despatch.
New York, Oct. 14-Cotton quiet; Flour fm;
Oorn irn; Pork heavy; Lrrd IO3 a is; Whisky %.
wall street is comparatVely..quiet A modera to
run made the Savings Bank but was
promptly met. But three in Brooklyn were ob-
liged to close. The officers of the New York Saw
ings banks are consulting to propose to pay 10 per
cent on deposits.
The Bank of America and the Chemical Bank
continue specie payment The Manhattan bank is
said to be doing the sam The other banks will
probably follow, making partial payments.
Nearly two millions Of specie was paid yesterday
exclusive of that paid by the SAVING Bank.
Gold Is selling at to per cent premium.
The Brokers board passed resolution TO receive
certified checks for stock, which were on it per
cent.
At the second board they were still frmer.
The merchants had meeting and expressed en- 1.
tire confidence that the New York banks will pay
dollar for dollar.
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"QUITS." new Novel b. the author Of Initials
THE MISEB's WILL" By G. W. NJ. Key nods.
THE AsTtD HEATH" By E,gepe sue.
THE WHITE CHI F's BRIDE" By Capt Mavne Reid.
sc ACE Willard OR, The High Low"
"sKETCHEs BY BOZ" In ? Vols. Illustrated.
Just received by
Ocf1O P H4GAN 4 BRO
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Harper's Magazine.

Frank LesIe's New FSmly Magazine tn which is In
corpcrated the Gaz-tte of ahion, October Ju
ceived by Oct6. HAGAN BRO.
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COUNTERFEIrs-We were shown yesterday a
counterfeit ten dollar bill OH the Merchants Bank
of this city. 1t was passed upon the Treasurer Of
the Theatre on Tuesday night last We think the
general appearance OF the bill is well calculated to
deceive, but if the public will reflect for a moment,
and remember that this bank has nsUsr Issued a
bill of that denomination, they need not be i'm
posed upon by it. We have heretofore published
an account of the appearance Of these counterfeit
bills iu the city of Memphis.
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