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LANES NJ. CARTER, HOUSE. SIGN.

- ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, GLIDER AND
GLkZIER. corner 18th and Franklin streets, oppo-
site the Exchange Hotelfhe subscriber ayaiis HIM
self Of this method, to return his thanks toshis
friends and the pablc. for the liberal share Of paren
age they have bestowed on him during the last six
teen years. He therefore fstters himself that By
strict attention 10 business tendeasoring always TO
piease( 10 merit continuation Of their fasors. He
has on hand considerable stock Of fresh materials,
such as LEADS, ZINCS. YARNIsHES. WINDOW
GLASS, DRY PAINTS, &C.. which be would be
pleased 10 work up on the most favorable terms Tor
cash, or on the usual time 10 panctuai payers
Having had 40 much complaint about closing M
shop (whila have been engaged with my hnads cut
doors and with other businessl the subscriber has
secured the services Of Mr.. SAML n. sNfpEh.
natrans oc l-tilm
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SUICIDE FOR LoyE.-A wretched victim of mis-
placed confidence, named VIM Huling, committed
suicide In Iowa, last week under the following cir
cumstances: He had been ing serious attention.
toa young lady, and seeing her ride past with an
other gentleman, and knowing that they would
soon return, he went aud hung himself upon an
apple tree by the roadside, in full view of tho lady
and bis rival, and soon expired
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
4tPARKER NIMMO Il co, No. lt3 Eagle Square.
are In receipt Of spendid stock Of Fall and Winter
Goods, comprising the newest and most elegant
.ty lrs of DRESS GOODS, stock of Servants Cloth
ing. Blankets, &c. &c, all Of which will be sold At
low prices.
fsIack and Colored silk Robes
DO do Robes AQuflle
Mouslin do do
Rich Bayaiere. Plaid and Chene silks
Do Printed MOnsiins and Cashmeres
Plain MousliDs and Merinos
Bombazines Alpacas and Tamfse Cloth
Mantillas shawls and Scarfs
Cloths Cassimeres and YestRgs
dimpure Honiton and Yaienciennes Lace Sets
Muslin dimpure, Honiton, Cambria and Linen
Collars
Muslin, Cambria and Linen Gets
Mourning Sets and Collars
Emb'd, Hemd, Tuck'd and Plain L. G. Hdkfs.
Brown and Bleached Shirtings and Sheetings
Satinets, Kerseys Fulled Cloths and Linseys
Bed and Servants Blankets, &c, &s.
PARKER, NIHMO x CO.
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DEATH OF THE PATRIOT MaMy-The steamer City
of Washington brings us an item of intelligence
which every lover of liberty snd admirer of patri-
otic devotion will regret to hear. Msnin, who was
the leader of the people of Venice during the mem
orabe struggle of lS4S, has died at Paris from dis
ease of the heart.
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NOT QUITE OFF.-A Mrs Snyder, residing near
McGaheysville, Rockingham Co., Va, one day last
week suddenly fell down, apparently dead. The
necessary burial clothes were procured, and while
her friends were engaged in dressing her in the
habillments of the grave, she politely requested
them to wait until she dead She is how
rapidly improving
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TonAccoSIsrs should send specimens

IOBACCON1sfs snould send specimens
of their manufacture to the approaching fair Of the
Mechanics Institute. as two premiums will be
awarded on that article--the first for the best
chewing tobacco that may be exhibited-snd the
second for the best specimen OF workmanship,
without regard TO the quality Of the tobacco Young
manufacturers will find this admirable mode u
bringing their tobacco into general notice.
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WANTS MESDIsa.--ln Frsnklin street
Just below Odd Fellows Hall, Is an ugly hole di-
serious accident If not repaired at once. vehicle
going down that incline might readily break q
wheel In che hole and then il the horse drawing IL
to take fright aud run OF, some one might Dc
killed
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A JUST VERDIcr.--In the Circuit Court of Jefer
son county, N. Y, verdict Of $1,000 rendered
against John Stewart, o wealthy farmer Of Brown
ville in favor of an orphan boy, who was blinded
hy an unIncky shot made by Stewart, at turkey
shooting. last fall.
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TWENTY-FIVE MILE RAoE.-The Taylor and Dal.
ton horses, rendered famous by their hundred-mls
race between Albany and Oneida last spring, are
announced to contest in a twenty-five mile race,
over q New England course, on the 23d inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-10

FATAL AcoIDESr.-0n Friday last, Chester Case
pedlar, was run ovev by his own team, and in
stanty killed, at Cherryviile, near Easton. Pa III,
was a native of Connecticut, and said to be worth
about $4,000
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DESTRUCTIVE FRF~The Sagsdock Hotel, at We
thuen Mass. with stables, out buildings, and the
"Waldo Block" a building occupied for Offices snt
stores, and four dwelling houses, were destroyed
by fire last Tuesday night.
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RAILROAD IRoS.-The bar9ue Windward, Captain
dred and fifty TONS shipped for the East Tennessee
and Virginia Railroad. Two other vessels similar
iy freighsed for this road soon expected to ar
rive.
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suielDE.-Ellen M. Noonan, young Irish girl
ended shame with death in Boston, on the 5th, by
taking poison. To her mother she wrote s'forgive
me. Excuse my writing-my eyes are dropping
with tears have taken poison"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-10

AMERICAN BAPTIST BIBLE USIoS.-This religious
society met at New York, Tuesday Rev Thoma,
Armitage was chosen President, and among the
Vice Presidents selected are Alexander Camnbeu
President of Bethany College, Va, Rev. Tberius G.
Jones' OF Norfolk, Va, Rev. Thornton Stringfellow
of Virginia, and Rev. Q. H. Trott, of North Carolina
An address by Mr.. Armitage was read setting
forth the Importance of the work in hand, after
which the eighth annual report was read, showing
Una. the "hoie number OF pages put in circulation
at the expense of the Bible Union in fnra;xr 60,
tries reaches 49, 100000 copies of the Bible distri
buted, 2s7 500. Total publications from organiza.
ton to date 6OS 55l copies pages, 974S SO4 The
society mas ielt the effects of the money crisis but
ment will not wayer.
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ANOTHER sAPE.-Dr. Robert E. Moore, surgeonin-
Chief of the Panama Railroad Company, who was
supposed to have been lost the Central America,
is alive and well. He is at his home in Alabama,
having probably left the steamer at Havana.
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A SURE REMEDY FOR FELoH.-It is said by some
body, who pretends to know all about it, that the
following is a sure remedy for the felon: Take a
pint of common soft soap, and stir in it air Stacked
lime till 1t Is OF the consistency of GLACIERS putty
Make leather thimble, fill it with this compost
ion, and insert the finger therein, and change the
composition once in twenty minutes, and cure is
certain" We happen to know that the above is a
certain remedy, and recommend it to any who may
be troubled with that disagreeabe ailment.
RlliEfLn LII.
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LONDON OMNIBus TRADE-The number of passen
gers conveyed by the London General Omnibus
company within the year from the present date
has averaged thirty-seven millions and a half or
at the rate of nearly three quarters of a million
weekly. The number of passengers correspond
ing at one office alone, (the Cheapside) average
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-10

The WIys CRoP IN ILLTyoIs.-Grape culture is be
coming quite a business In Monroe county, lliS-
1t Is estimated that the citizens of that county will
market 10000 gallons, of wines. which, at pre-
sent rates, will amount to S2o0,000.
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FIVE LITTLE GIRLS BITTEN BIZ A MAD Doa.-The
woodstock Sentinel of the 30th ult, states that five
little girls were lately bitten by dog supposed to
be mad, at uuntley's Station, on Chicago st. Paul
and Fond du Lac railroad
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LARGE RECEIPTS OF BREADsruFFs-Twenty-tw
grain laden vessels arrived at 0swego, N. T., We'd
nesday morning. mostly from Chicago, with 227 )
o0o. bushels of corn and 600 bushels of barley.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-10

QUAINT OLD FULLER says "Let him who ex-
poets class of society to prosper in the high de-
gree. while the other is In distress, try whether
side of his face can smile while the other is
Dinched. -
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APPoINTED.-Mr. Edward Shaw, of Connecticut,
has been appointed to be an assistant examiner in
the Patent 0ffiee; salary 81 600 per annum.
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WHITE CRow.--0ne of these reniarka-
BILE birds was captured at Tree Hill. In Henrieo
county, day or two since, and will b exhibited
at the approaching hirs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-10

A HANDSOME PRgsENT.-Dr. Livingston, the cele
brated African traveller. has been presented by the
City of Glasgow, with the freedom Of the city, and
"A nurse of 1900
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PRoaorIoys IN THE MARINE CoRPs.-w. L. Shuttle
worth 70 be captain, vice Maddox, promoted. Jno
L. Broome 70 be first lieutenant, vice shutteworth
promoted,
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An actor, named j. @. Reed. bsioasisa toA ara
matte company psrforming 10 0ioucsster, wAa seer
dsnsaly shot In the head ON Friday isst Ehssess~
ID NOT dangerous.
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CAUTION TO FARNERs.-Mr. Geo. W. Effinger. liy-
ing near town, has lost head Of young cattle and
fine milch cows, within the last few DAYS by per
mitting them to run in the same field where he
was feeding his hogs. The hogs ate the stalks of
corn, and left them on the ground after chewing.
IheSe were taken up by the cattle eaten, swallow
ed, and not being digestible, produced an itcbinc
all over. They at once commenced rubbing their
heads, when their throats sweled, and in short
time death ensued. We have heard of other far
mers losing cattle that were suffered to run where
hogs were fed in this way.-RockinQhQm Req
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NAvAL-The U. S. ship Germantown and the
steamer Mississippi left Funchal Roads on the 9TH
ult, the former for South Africa and the latter fer
st. Helena.
The L. 5. Ordnance practice) ship Plymouth,
Commander DahIgreen, was at Amsterdam on the
9th ult. All we'll.
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MADAME DUVALL, AsTROL OGER

LsI AND PIIREN0LOGIsT, also the LADIES' BO-
TANICAL PHYSICIAN, Is now in Richmond. and
has taken rooms the Grocery of 18th and
Main streets on the same floor with DR.. Rust, adj
joining DIR. Tayler's office-( Room No. % Ladies'
and gentlemen wishing to consult her In the above
science have now an opportunity. Ladies' will find
Madame DUvALL safe and confidential adviser. Her
medical compounds made from Herbs, gathered
rule them os lime
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-10

AQucK PAssAaE.-The ship Pam Flush. of Bos-
ton, Mass, recently made the passage from New
York to Calao, Peru, in rs days, which is said to
be the quickest passage on record.
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PERsEvERANcE AGAINST DIFFIcULTrEs-On the 7th
OF July, lS4S, the work of draining the IIarle m
Lske' III Holland, was commenced, and on the lst
of August. 1852, the official gazette announced
that the bed OF the lake was dry. At the begin.
ing OF the present year II 900 hectares of good land
were under cultivation on the site OF the lake. di
vided into 2,5lS farms, and l57 dwellings, and 72I
barns and other buildings had been erected The
population is 5,15,.
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A LARGE f0RTUNE-J. II. Schroeder a wine and
liquor merchant of Louisville. says the Courier i
one OF the heirs to fortune of 5200OU0O guilders
IN the city OF Amsterdam. This sum has been ac-
cumulating ever since 1850, Mt compound Interest
and has of course, nearly twice doubled itself The
heirs-at-law have, in the meantime Increased syen
IN greater ratio, the number at present having
reached one hundred and twenty. gulder is
worth something less than fifty cents. and anv one
good at cyphering will see at once that Colonel
Sehroeder's share is about half million
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STRIPS DEFERRED.-Laura Robinson,
a free negress, was before the Mayor yesterday 10
answer the charge of using impadent language to
two white persons, but in order to establish her
innocence, the investigation adjourned until
fs-da
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EALL TRADE, 1867.
CLARKSON, ANDERSON & CO.,
(y0. los MAIN STREET, RICHMOND. vA.,)
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
ENGLISH GERMAN AND AMERICAN HARD
WARE, CUTLERY, GUNS AND
A
Their stock consists in part Of

Their stock consists in part Of
Rodgers, Wostenholm's." Butchers" and MAP
pins pocket and table Cutlery; Razors, Scissor
and Shears
Log, OK fifth, breast, back tongue, trace and hal
ter Chains
Bellows, Anvils, Vises, Stocks and Dies, and Tongs
Horse and Mule Shoes, and Grilfin's horse shoe
Nails
Hemp and Manila Rope, Bed Cords and Plough
Lines
Axles, springs, Nuts Washers, carriage and plough
Bolts
Cast shear blister and German Steel
Spades Shoyels, Forks, Hoes, Picks and Mattoxes
Strrup Irons, Bits, Buckles, Webbing, and Saddle
Trees
Wagon, stage and gig Hames
Brides IIalters, Girths and Web Reins
Pad, stock, chest, till, rim and mortice Locks
Building Hardware of every description
Carpenters, smiths and saddlers' Tools. Of every
description
Simmons, Collins, Mann's and Virginia Axes
Genuine Anchor Roltiug Cloth
y. B-They are. also. solo agents ia Richmond
for Fairbank' s celebrated Scales. sel
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NJ b. DICKINSON,
IN. IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
FOREIGN FRUITS. WINES LIQUORS AND
SEGARS,
OFFERS P0R SALE
Fresh Oranges, Lemons, Raisins Figs, Dates
prunes and Currants.
Fresh Almonds, Filberts, Wslnuts Pecans, Palm
and Cocoanuts.
Fresh Olive Oil, Licorice and Claret Wine.
IN BOND:
$50 baskets Hedseick, Munns aud Star Cham
payne.
Is ar: pipes Madeira, sherry and Port Wine,
Is half United Vineyard, Hennessy, Jules
Robin and Blackberry Brandy.
5000 Genuins Havana Cigars.
Holland Gin, Irish scotch and Rye Whiskey.
Old Jamaica, n. T.. Rum and pure Spirits.
ALSO-A general assortment of lower grade Bran
dies Wines and Whiskey.
WAREHOUSE, No. 3, 18th street
An I-2m Richmond Va.
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THK HERNDoN MEMENTo.-A card, which is signed
Dy many ladies of New York, announces that it ia
Intended to respond to the call of Mrs. Magrndcg
OF Washington. and to create memento in honor
OF the gallant conduct of Capt Hcrndon They
we're to hold meeting yesterday afternoon. and
VIII limit contributions TO dollar from each
person.
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AMERICAN MULrIPLIsATIJN TABLB.-The terms are
simply stated, and the problem easily solved Give
Young man of twsnty-two-a young woman of
eighteen log cabin and quarter Of section of
land in the ''far west" Forty years afterwards
boundless possessions and about two hundred de-
scendants Read the following statement Of fact
Hecently lady stopped at the Mansion House
CoviDston, KY, with her husband and thirty-two
children. She was about sixty years of age. but
looked young and hearty.
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BLOODY AFFkAYs.-On the 10th ult, a fight took
place in Cuthbert. Georgia, between Andrew Gore
ana John sullivan, brothersinIaw, which re-
suited in the death of Gore and such ininries 70
Sullivan that bis life despaired of Another
desperate quarrel occurred the 2Sth, in tavern
in Cnthbert wherein William Goodman was in
stantly killed with knife in the hands of L.
t'rovn' Brown was arrested but has since es-
capped.
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20 III MAIN STREET. g.

GRa O. b. TAYLOR has now on hand sSI
Nh large and varied assortment Of CHINA
GLASS and EAHTHENWAKH, embracing almost
every variety sfsrtCle in his line Of h. .ne. Also
TABLE CUTLERY, Plated CAST0RS, SPOONS and
FORKS; Britannia COFFEE and TEA POTS, Urns
Painted Toilet Sets, LAAPS, CANDELABkAS.-
Also Green and Black TEAS, Of this best quality at
New York prices. All Of which he is warranted in
saying he can sell as low auy house in the city
70 country merchants he 10 prepared to offer fine
assortment Of goods suitable to trade and is de-
termned not to be ugder.old by any other house A
cali with g view to examination Of his stock and
prices is ros scctfuliy solicited. se l2-2m
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AN EXTENSIVE IRON GOVERNMENT BUTDTNG-The
owners OF the Trenton On. j. Locomotive Works
nave been awarded the contract for building a ma
rlne hospital for the United States Government at
New Orleans, the material to be of iron Itslength
Is 10 be three hundred and fOrty-eight feet, with
wings each of two hundred and four feet The
main building will be three stories high and the
wings two stories; both the main building and the
wings will be surmounted with domes A verau
dab, two stories high, will extend around the en-
ire structure. The exterior walls, roof and We
randahs, are to be entirely of iron. That the walls
may be rendered non-conductors of heat. nnburnt
prepared clay will be used for filling. The work
is done at Trenton.
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THE CRY COUNCIL viii hold Q regular
Meeting next Monday afternoon.
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~ IMPORTERS AND
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DO.
MESTlC DRY GOODS,
Nos. l63 and l65 Nam Street Richmond.
FALL TRADE, 1851.
We beg leave TO invite the attention of Southern
merchants to our large and attractive stock OF
FANCY AND STAPLE Dry GOODS
now receiving, which in few days will be very COM
plete in all the departments, and will comprise the
largest and most commanding assortment We have
ever had the pleasure to ser TO friends and
toners.
ny the ships riga" and "Lalla Rookh." from
liverpool to this port, and by various arrivals at
Me- York, We have received q large portion of our
i'm rtation of
British, FRENCH AND GERMAN GOODS,
en- racing every variety, amsng which are many of
eRt rely new and beautiful designs.
Cloths CassimeTes and Nestings, Cloaks and
Ma ties Ladies' Dress Goods, Lace Goods and En-
bro leries, our stock is unusually attractive.
w are also receiving full assort tment of D0MES-
IT, FABRICS Of the most popular styles manufac-
tar |.
w shallbe prepared to exhibit splendid stock of
K4.ADY-MADE CLOTHING of all 2rados and hav-
Jag had it manufactured under thoroughly compe-
tent superintendents en- the promises, challenge
competition in quality and prices, and feel assured
that offer Inducements in this branch unsur-
passed in this country
We respectfully solicit an examination of our stock
which will be much larger than have ever before
exhibited and which increased facilities enable
to ef1er 10 cash or prompt buyers at prices that
viii meet the competition OF this or any other mar
ket
Orders will at all times receive our prompt and
personal attention.
au25 KENT PAINE 4 ca
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EEATHERS.--Feathers for sale by
.s,s-lm sTOKEs a RIvEs
DESTAURANT FOR SALE.--The Res.
II taursus, situated under the Odd ksiswg -
offered FOR SALE, with all Of the STOCK. fiAtm"
oc s-ts sAS. tahA've
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DOGGETT & ANDERSON.

UPH0LSTERERs AND PAPER HANGERS,
Corner OF Governor and Franklin tts.)
IT AV Z received their Fall Stock of
L 4 French and American Paper IIangnss. all quail
tiles Floor c Cloths, Curtain Goods Csrnices and
Trimmings. Window Shades, MattinEs, sni many
sold At moderate prices. We ai.o keep on hand and
make "a order Fea her Beds, Bolsters and Pillow.
Curled Hair Shuck Mattresses Of the st qual-
ity. and .ll other work in line executed by me
most CON petent wurkmen, with the stretest desire
to give esti- faction. portion of public patronage
is respectfully solicited. Sc 2s-5m.
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A DUE IOTIEh, IWTUh Eh 4 n u
~. DEALER IN TRIMMINGS, WORSTED,
YARNS AND FANCY GOODS, III BROAD ST ,
DOORS ABOVE MESSRS. CHILES n CHENERY.
Double Zephr Worsteds in all imaginable shades
Single Zephir " orsteds, in all colors
Shetland Yarn, for knitting nubias, white and col
ofed
White and colored Yarn, in all sizes
Black and coored Velvet Ribbons (quate do Paris)
Silk Fringes from IS 10 s. per yard
Dress Trimmings latest styles. sc I-lm
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TIE MART or EXCHANGE.

The amount of Eastern Exchan .e made by the
country Banks Of Ohio is not well understood by
the most intelligent merchants. nor the extent of
the inconvenience and loss to the business by any
course of action which interferss with the usual
loans by the country banks, made for the purpose
indicated. The monthly statements" Of the State
Bank Of Ohio, for the nine months-from January
to September, inclusiye-sxhibit these important
facts
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T L. GALLEHER, TEACHER OF
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL

- SCH0OL.-The undersigned will on the first Of
october next, open a Classical and Mathematical
school, embracing such course Of instruction as
will mt youth for an easy entrance into the high
classes. either, of classical scientific nstitu-
ttons. They have procured the desirable lot at the
corner OF Sth and Clay streets upon which they
now having erected their school room Their
TERMS will be as follows. PAYABLE gEkI-ASSUALLY
IN ADvASCE)
LATIN, uIeek ana nlatnetnatlcs
Latin or Greek, and do. ...................... 80
FnDlish Hraucbss an
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EXCHANGE SOLD, VIZ;

Which is an average Of 81 ,S24, 742 per month and
equal to S33,S96,904 per annum. Banks can only
provide themselves with this Exchange by paving
out their circulation in the purchase of bills based
on shipments of produce II their notes receive an
average circulation Of ninety days, they can pur-
chase nnetydsy bills-if sixty, sxty-dsy bills, the
time being regulated by the average time their pa
per crculates; but, of course, when their notes do
not circulate at all, when they are picked up and
returned as fast as they issued, they have but
one course to pursue-they must retain their notes
IN their vaults, and cease discounting altogether
This, of course, prevents the farmer from selling
the country merchant from receiving or paving.
and the city merchant from collecting and remit
ting In a word, business stops, merchants break.
Ihe mechanlc and labofer are unemployed, and the
times are sadly out joint This cause of the evil
b fng unders TODD, the remedy is palpab.e
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WM MACPARIkNF

MISS A. NJ. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR
'A YOUNG LADIES will reopen on THURSDAY
the lst day of october.
Mrs. ELLEN G. STAICOS will give instruction in
Vocal apd Instrumental Music.
Por terms and other particulars enquire at the
School Rooms, corner Of Sth aud Franklin streets.
q Inns