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FoR NRNPHIs.-Fhe U. 5. mail passenger packet
Ingomar, Capt B. Paris leaves this evening d o,coel
connecting at Memphis with Memphis and Charleston
Railroad for all Eastern cities also hrstcIas paokes
tickets by the above routes, apply TO j. Il Fresb ssri @
under the ST. Charles Hotel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-17

GENTLEMAN who possesses the knowledge ac.
quire In twenty five years active participation in business nd
Yertise for situation bookkeeper cashier or correspond
ing clerk in commercial house.
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-. Career ComsDGay's
PATENT IMPROVED COTTON GIN

The undersigned sole manufacturers under T. GARFERs
patents of 1885, 85 have permanently essabBheds az
Once snd Warehouse at Me- 10 GRAVIER STREET, and
ow prepared to frnsh to Planters and Merchants any %
of this celebrated GIN.
They deem 1t unneeesaryto dstas adyantagesevsE 9th
srs IMPRACTICAL
usinR IT, are suielento confirm Its high reputation and tt
zHnksits adoption still more general.
ms ABLY 3. CARVER OOmFAN1'
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d L > = l. 4 ii Il y + l. M Il.
Theproprietor of the NEW ORLEANS SOUTHERN CHEM
IGAL WORKS auSOus d5appont the regular
toners Of the establishment is compelled the diff
Guilty anticipated of filling the unprecedenedy large
that are heng daily received inform all old patrons Of
the BI-sULPHfTE OF LIME manufactured at the great
Southern Works that unless they their orders early
as secure them eligible place the order books
disappointment may be experienced in their receiving which
would be gexaous both parties Already preparations have
been completed the Works make having at least
FORTY THOUSAND BARRELS OF THE BI-sULPHITE
prepared but this large quantity would insult
heent 50 unusually heavy the orders received from old
customers and ones who heretofore
employed this valuable defecato have procured it
from other manufactures.
The strength of the BISULPHITE being manufactured
at the Southern Chemical Works of H. BONNABEI will be
found uniform and of strength than any period
no pains having been spared bring this nyaua-
bic chemical product perfection possible
make worthy of he high character Southern Works have
already secured with the Sugar Planters of the State
Planters de5irous 10 have the GENUINE BI-sULPHITE
OF LIME, manufactured at the Southern Works. should spe-
city particularly in their through their merchants
address themselves directly to
Il. BONNABEL,
No Front Ievee
ol4 2ptf&W between Customhouse and Rienville sts
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DIGNITY OF LABoR.-They are your kid.gloved ed.
tors, if any, who write fOurshingly about the " dig
far can see seems to be manufactured out of the
dig When Dignity in hickory or basswood shirt
and towstring suspenders pays as much respect to its
co-workers, it does to Dignity with soft hands a
shiny hat, and polished boots, shall believe in it.
don't why sheep cannot well lay claim to sll.
perority over moneyed do.nothing on the score Of
being producer '-of wool. So might the south
ern save-not exactly as producer Of wool, but of
cotton. If there be dignity in labor how strange it
is people strive to work themselves clear of as Soon
as possible! Think of Dignity loading manure.
cart And yet many man of wealth might point 10
the same, with dgnifed pride, as having been the
means Of placing him beyond The necessity Of labor
In word, the dignity doesn't step in till the
drudgery is over. The world is the tribunal.
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8 And when he went away to fight,

She wept in secret day and night.n
DeCourcy falls on the bloody field of Acre and
while dying, calls his weeping page to him. and tells
him, when all is with him, to take out his heart
enclose It in casket bear it to the fair and athess
Gabrielle, and say to her that its last beat was
SWelled and prolonged with love and affection for
her. The faithful page returns, (through many
rough adventures which befell him BY the way) to
perform his dying masters mission, with his heart
in his hand, enclosed as aforesaid As he he reaches
the weEknoRn castle gate, he finds old Uncle FayaI
with long and splendid retinue, coming out of the
castle gate with dashing trumpeter ahead " wind.
ing his horn round his arm, and half blowing his
brains out. I" Hai" exclaimed some perking in
quisitor in the old counts train, yon boy page
OF DeCourcy, now undertaking present wars in
| Acre. " That's So" said the jealous pated old
count what's that he's got in his hand n He asked
the same question of the page as the 1.-the lad rode
up and was passing, after making bow as politely
as he knew how The handsome boy replied that It
was little box for Count Fayals beautiful Ladye.n
Hold pull u. your horseH' exclaimed the en-.
ragged count :" want that box what's into it ?i
and he snatched it from his hand.
The page, putting pair of " wings to his. steedn
rode oil, making no sign as to what was " into the
box which had been entrusted to him so sOemnly
by his chiyalrc principal and governor. What do
you suppose old Fayal did with the casket2 He
never let it go out of his hand until he got home that
night; and then he gave it to -. +" But we antici-
pate The next day he gave most splendid feast
. everything that was good to eat and drink, and
plenty of it and what they did Mt use that night
next morning it was fried. The company was mostly
Whlte, ana as select as could be picked up any
where's -" lords and ladies, proud and gay and
knights and squires,u and other head-waiers, all
with their best clothes on But there sat Mrs Fayal
!" dressed up to the nines' smiling a with heavy
heart,7 which would have been heavier STILL if she
had known that young De Courey was at that mo-
ment the mangled prey of some beast Of jackal on
the field of honor by adye fair 7 said the count
to his smiling and handsome wife, !" want you to
try little Of this pastry, it has muehvauuted
flavor As soon she tasted of it, said she: " Well
it is good, certainly, the cook has wondrous ski'
" He has so,a said old Faya Z F!1 understands has
business SO don't You fail, when you praise up his
pastry hereafter to say that he baked in it, to flavor
it, the heart Of yotulg De Courcg, now dead on the
battle field Of Saint Jean dare p Sech wo y
Mrs. Fayal tainted dead away Immediately and was
carried out Of the room, screaming the worst way;
and from that time forward never could abide pastries
Of any kind or dissemination. Lknickerhncker
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ORLEANS THEATER The opening Of this estab-
lishment, announced for last evening" had to be post
poned, in consequence Of the illness of Mile Bour
geois
The opening was postponed till tomorrow evening,
and the programme, in consequence of Mile Bour-
geois indispoaition had to be changed likewise The
opera to be presented tomorrow night is The Bar.
Der Of Seville" This will be very attractive for
besides being attraction in ITSELF it viii introduce
four of the new members of the troupe Mile Cor.
der first tenor, as Rosinaj NJ Beance, first baritone,
as Figaro; NJ. Lucien Bourgeois, first tenor, as
dlmavioa; and NJ Jolly, second basso, as Barthoio ];
besides the old ayorite, N. Villa, as Bazie.
The production Of SO popular an opera as The
Barber Of Seville with four new singers in the cast
and all the accessories for which the Orleans is so re-
nowned, win certainly have the effect of drawing
very great crowd tomorrow evening
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T9le SOuthern on COnp0aoy.

The undersigned having been appointed SOLE AGENTS for
fae sale Of the products manufactured by the SOUTHERN
OLE COMPANIES Factory Mobile, now prepared to
Machinery OIL
warranted equal to wINTER-sTRAINED LARD OIL, for
inbtieattng purposes.
suabs for every description of PAINTING and for ALL
GoLoRS, except white extreme light shades
Gas OIL.
Manufactured expressly for the portable gas apparatus
Deck OIL.
Of superior quality for decks Of ships and steamboats,
Also
Navy Pitch,
Which viii be found of superior quality perfectly clean and
fFaa from all Impurities
The Machinery Oil is fully guaranteed when purchased of
any recognized agent of the Company.
For sails by resident agent the works in Mobile and by
G. O. BOGERT Il CO.,
Agents ofthe Gompeny,
seq 2atf&W 70 Camp street, N. o.
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CEss13t's
BIs S ULP PHITE OF LIME.
nHicn M 60 TInr,nl street
Ch&n4a2s

In order to maintain the superior quality of my BIsUL
PHITE OF LINE, furnish in such quantities as it
may ordered have disposed my drug establishment
in this city and devote my time exclusively to the man
ufacture of BI-SuLPHITE OF LINE
Planters and Merchants rely upon having all of their
orders supplied with PURE ARTICLE as I have, during
the past four months spared expense reconsruc-
ton building Of my Works. Canal street. on as ex.
tensive scale as any in the South. sells 2p2m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-17

BROKERS' OFFICE AND Insurance AaESoY.-We
the card Of Mr. W A. Bartlett street. broker
and agent for Manhattan Lifs Is
anee Companies, sterling institutions both Mr. b. is
compished Of business decide who have dealings
with him i7'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-17

PRIVATE TUTOR is elsewhere advertised for, who
shall bring satisfactory endorsement Of his competency 10
part such knowledge Of the Greek languages as viii
qualify youth for admission college, The names Of the al
yertser Messrs Jos H. N Marks ate an assurance that
The situation will prove sa.faetoEy whoaxer nv obta
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BV'0n Paper! BP'aIJ Paper!

good selection of Fine, Medium and Low Priced Papers
fHa received good assortment Of CABINET HARDWARE
and dUPH0LsTERERsa TRIMMINGS, CAMPHENE, SPIRIT
GAS OR BURNING FLUID, PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES,
ate, etc. at Lowest Cash Prices, by
HEATH & MILLER, rs Camp ST.,
Agents for W. Tilden Il Nephew's
,17s qrlv ceIahratsd f,onaI varnsb
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70 HOtsseEeepers.

We would ca-he attention of those already engaged and
about commencing HOUSEKEEPING, to our large assor
ment of
cRockERY, CHINA, GLASS,
AND
HOUSE FURNIsHING GOODS,
Consisting in part Of
RICH DECORATED,
GOLD BAND,
WHITE CHINA
AND EARTHEEWARE
DINING, TEA AND TOILET SETS
SILVER PLATED CASTERS,
TEA SETS, SPOONS AND FORKS.
TABLE CUTLERY,
From the best Manufacturers.
TEA TRAYS AND WATERS; FIRE SETS.
TIN WARE WOODEN WARE JAP AIMED WARE.
BASKETS, MATS, BRUSHES AND BRooMs
LAMPS GIRONDoLEs, ETC., etc.
All Of which offering FAIR PRICES.
BOWLES & JUDSON,
o22 2pFFEMoWesa No. Il Camp street.
Common CrOckery,
For
G o U n TRY TR AD e.
A large stock Of COMMON EARTHEN AND GLASS
WARE, for Country Trade, for. sale low by
BowLEs & JUDsoN,
o22 2ptFrMoWesa No. It Camp street.
RoDT. H. JIM II. HEDGES. Es. DREW.
Read, Hedges s. HDresU,
DRUGGISTS AND APoTHECARIEs,
Importers and Dealers in
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, PERFUNERY, 1NsTRU-
MENTs PATENT MEDICINES, etc,
los Canal street,
GRANITE ROW.
rs 2pl2t NEW ORLEANS.
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sna1ra.ge--Ita Abuse

speaking Of the abuse Of The right of suffrage in
Northern cities and States the Newark New Jerseyy
Advertiser says:
Y We nave certain rights, Of suffrage or any others
promised 70 US BY the laws and ilY the Constitution
~ shsstiga @ to the same unmoested and quiet en-
yoyLIisne y thenI as we should If standing army
were watching to protect u.s. IF this resylt IL 1of o
tanned, the question that will be asked iz win a
stanqing y army be worse chan one of prize lighters
Of things be certain, Taxpayers Win rdf ans fe
Tabble 70 rule the country forever nor yl tbev ,n
sent to be compelled perpetualy TO fight fdr vrgi
leges which are their unqueatonahle Constitutional
right. The influence Of conservative edncafior, n
better times than these continues to beoes raeeef f
established things But this feeling il pgadgaIIv
wearing cut. When it is quite gone a contest viii
arise, It cannot be prevented, to determine whether
those who have stake in the good government Of
the country to rule it. OF the drunken gambling
lighting crew, that now bear sway.
These remarks are very good, and applicable 70
most large cities, but particularly to those Of the
North, in which the RADICAL levelnR red republican
eiementso dangerous to free institutions -prepon-
derates to an alarming extent. Take New York
Philadelphia Cincinnati, by way Of illustration.
The elections there are, general thing the merest
farees imaginable, and more represent the views
Of the taxpayers and property holders than would
poll OF the wooy headed subjects Of the King Of Da-
honey The parties in those various communities,
having real, tangible, immovabIe interest in them,
are outnumbered by those who have yot 4 ,,r,,,or
ton Of at least Ave to one What carcs aga tar,
then, TO manage their own Affairs? migerably
poor one II any at all Being possessed Of resources
they are legitimate subjects for taxation. which
means, in other words plunder for the support Of the
electioneering mob Of the victorious party. And IL
makes precious little difference to them which partv
| triumpbs Their assessments always fncrease-never
dimiuisb-and will 30 on nesaasnv 1nt5t tta,s 4,
canga 4 flr s,sssr ss, ssit y
antee the rights of nroperty and enforce M -;,
If IL baIofbox n vic tora 4 a, ,i.tt fgll III:
l;,o5 -. 49,, a., Ais'iS nls
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Fashionable Clothing.
F. STRIN GER &c CO.,
IS Camp street,
Are receiving then supplies of

FAIL AEGD WINTER CL0TE8xMGs.
sUPERFIFE CASHMERE BUSINESS SUITS.
CLOTH and CASHMERE sACs.
REGISTER OFFICE COATS.
FRENCH and ENGLISH CASHMERE PANTS.
PLAIN and FIGURED SILK, VELVET and CASHMERE
VESTS.
SUPERF1NE BLACK and COLORED FRENCH CLOTH
FRoCR COATS.
BEAVER, PILOT CLOTH and CASHMERE OVERCOATs.
PELLIssTER OyERsAGs. oil 2nf
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Rea1apraE.

j. W ELLIS have removed from 81 6ravter street to No.
n CARoNDELET sTREETto the office lately occupied by
Messrs. Bogert, Foley 4 Avery nj 2p1m
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.ys3st E8eCeiUed.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHINGI 4

B Y LATE ARRIVALS!
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We would cathe attention of those already engaged and
about commencing HOUSEKEEPING, to our large assort
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-17

Gas FiEg8gTes.

No, 6 Front I4evee,
between Customh ouse and Bienville ST
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oil 2ptf&w
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q. r. .MpErn.rnL. slEnenE.
The Eastern Clarion,
PAuLDIEa, MISS,

AYte Eastern Clarion,
PAULDIEd, MISS,
3, r. EDITOR.
a WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having theIargestotroulatte n
" aay Country Newspaper in the South very respectfully
dgs advertising medium to the Merchants of New Or
eAaa,
advertising the CRESCENT OFFICE, will
b naacnatly attended TO.
&zERANK A. BARTLETT agent for New orleans. ols Up
Wall Paper! gV"0u EsGpes.y
BAUMBACH & EYERs,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERB IN
french and American Paper Hangings,
BORDERS, CORNERS, OAKS AND
MARBLES, in every variety
6s CHARITIES STREET.
Particular attention paid all work in their line an7s 2Oly
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/ sAar Z. 81 ~ ~; -.
FLOUR = Dsa.er NM ktfs ganily I'm
| sAsaa, ~ eesn bhl.. ~ sspsslns (sDsiae
Il vhesA@1s 81 Snsrlns q 0ste cfty 1sen.
49, ~ ~. $500 xty. y - 3 BILL
ossatsy ask1a y -. asi.s5, = % 10
= IS. 0ruhan. feny,l sAt) - ~ N leelbs.
BRAN An r kfB, ~ y ~ Per ~.
/ C0RH--nss = us y -.
BARLuY.-osf dsnaal ~ prias ssalisiss u
wHEA1-s16o $50 for sonnsn 90 ior prime.
oATs-Ia Ausst - -.
RYH-sAf ~, Mttls ss.sas n
PoTATol ssasss; selling - y 10 sss.
0ROCnRts-N. o. sugssfair Slto s3,ysins q
. ., shclss1 lasissd - 70 ~, srusAsd and loal
lsts ~. Nsjsss-PlastAtlon - 70 ~, Q. II. -
= q. code syrsp, rs . ~. Coass--nie III,
= III. ys/iste 1is. Nss 70 sas.
soAp-1ln W, Family u.
cANp1/B-star - to y, stsarias IN. Aoald
II 10 Atsnn~ pvssssd II 70 lsc.
L(MI1sirs spPiy, % 10 "a.
ybTTER-In sood supply, 81 to lee.
fTDKs--Dsy, l3 70 i4ej srssn,s.
AAY--Prairis from - 70 -. Timothy. 4l3
~. Hungarian, I'll 70 Z. II.
u BKkDs.-Hsngarian Grass, Get loocj Tim
|othy, u 30 70 ] Is.
sUNDRIEs-onions,s % 70 10; Eggs, St. 70,
Feathers, SIC 70 4oei WAits Bsass, ~ 10 e.
RRUIT-Fair supply. 0rssA apyaIA shsiss, "a
- 70 ". Dried apples, u - 70 o. 4 ~ bsshsl
Dried peaches, q - to = -, Raiaas, l3><s y
~.
cHEESE--w. B. q 70 vi Dsanast - - II.
PRovISIONS-Msss Pork "a seto t1t, 6AesN-
sn s, HAMS 81, Sidss ~.
BREF-3se ~ sress, ~ tos ~ quarter. Il
sHREP->7 y ~ = hsaA.
sALT--G. A., u - - u - KaaAvAs, : Is.
FISH -Mschsssl, No. ~ 70 81 = Nj; No.
2$iS04l6, Ne. . III III. white, No. 4 IS -
70 - 30 y half Dbl, No. J - 10 - Is Ced
Fish 5to ~ D.
ExcaAses.-On New York for currency per
can't; for gold per cent. 81: Louis per cent.
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s.E n MI s:,;;! ~ !. !. !. -:
0xeAaaee N. -
seate 1sak. New Dsunsvisk, n 81 tAsc1
WsaleA. <SS
otaas 1Ant, Newark, = ! Up, Maaha41as !
ecmssast County Bank, 6ummsrviis, Ansiess
kxshangs Bank.
haitian Banx -,
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]. A /. N A s o N
ID II II II i s IT

Go to DR.. MASON, where you can get the
best Of work done without paying
oil you have got for it, and
Where you can hare a set Of Teeth made
that riu snif you, Nth out h dvisg three :.
or four sets made, and paying
for them each time.
He makes use of the best stock--Gold Plate
made from the Coin.
He makes the heavy -rimmed and heavy round
lining Patchwork.
His work need only be seen to be admired.
N. Bile makes his own specimens.
my5d
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4 New Jersey m3nnA, y I
Thompson's Bank Reportse eos,peted 81
Thompson Brothers, furnishes the aanex13
Int Of par Jersey Banks and tho places 8
redemption:
srAfH % NEW J1Hs1Y.
Bank u Jssssl Cit, Jersey City g,eesa p.nk.
bank Of New Jessey; Csntinentalp Hank.
Central Baak Of New jersey, hig16pwn, = -
up; Manhattan Bsnk. "a
Bsl.id:ss Bank. 1slvidsrs, - ard ~, As4uspsas-
CIV S.al. Perth Ansoy, rnpsr..rs. - -.
!, Ol.ss.s -. q New Irs.y, A.,slas =.
49,; e.sl y N.a..s... ) ,p1li.suA.a...
yarnsn' md Assaania' Hs.k, nia1,eiev.
Roiat; 1Ank Of the Conmonwselth. n.
xasnsH' 1ssAasas' Dsak q Hallway, Msts,-
esl4 Dsaklss o., llaaAasssa ~.
- III, S S$$Scs $50 C.Ak. e
q $500. ctG 1aak, 0seas lAnk.
neas4ea q. DAk, IrsninGlon. e 4 nm -
II QseANan1tA. -
g. -, lesAaa y, 49, - Lsaahu
~ - -; - rsvsA ,ss..A - xssA.a-
I. 10. e. $50. ~. 1ssaaes. = - y, -
MssAes q - ~, Jessey or. i, ..,,
- r! :! q ;. - !, !, e.u.,, !,
- -.
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New Jersey, Pennsylvanla asa
Delaware Currency.
We have revised and corrected ~ follow
ing list by the latest advices All hers nam
Cd are at par IN Philadelphia.
Bank Of Chester Valley.
BAsk Of Chester Cousty.
Bank Of Danviils.
Bank Of Delaware County Chester.
Bank OF Germantown.
Bank Of Montgomery County.
Columbia Bank, Columbia.
Doylestown Bank, Uoylestowu.
Easton Bank, 1t hasten. 4
Farmers and MschAnics' Bank, RAston.
Farmeu Bank Of Bucks County, Bristol.
kArmes' bank u Lancaster, II Lancaster.
Farmsrs Bank Of Reading, Reading.
Lancaster Go. Bank.
Lebanon Bank, n. Lebanon.
Nauch Chunk Bank, Mauch Chunk.
Ainsrs' Bank Of Puttsviile, Pottsvilh.
Stroudshargh Bank
Catssqua Bank.
Pottstown Bank.
The following Nov Jersey Banks Of >5
and upward are also at par
Burlington Bank.
Bank q Melville.
Bssssa.own d banning Comp ,Berdsato~n.
Cumberland Bank, ~ Brideston.
Farmers, Bank, Mount Holly.
p.tner:' and Mscasnies Bspk, Camden.
WeohAnics' Bank, It Burlington,
MscAanics' and Mana fActarers' Bank. Trentoa.
Mount Holly Bank.
Phillipsburg Bank.
Princeton Bank, ct Princeton.
Salem Banking Company, Salem.
State Bank, Camden.
State Bank, New Brmswiek.
State Bank, Newark.
Trenton Banking Company Trsasss.
Union Bank of Frenchtown.
~ dnposit.
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c1SseIsy, 4ysas
he H.ssspsHAe - sslnsk
:: ;;' :s:':: 4. - -. ~ - :
csassA seslA 0AiaA.
1xshaass, Bangs.
Nssssn kiysr.
nlisvo.th, Eisvorth.
asi!o..ii. n.iis-.ll.
Sanford.
oressrs, B.sger.
ChlaA Bank. China.
NEW HAnSsnIaB
Exeter Exeter.
nAasAcnunfn.
wsstsrn, Springfield.
South Royalton.
Stark, Remington.
Dandy, Dsnby.
cossncr,cus.
sssrnsr'. Bridgeport.
Wooster Daakufy.
HAttsrs, Bethel.
Colchester, Colchester.
Msrchants' Exshangs, Bridgsrors.
North Amer, Bsynoar.
Pawestsek, Pawsstuek.
Woodbury., Woodbury..
Uncas.
Granite Bank.
LitehAsh.
xuopx ISLAND.
Bills Of ill the Rhode Island Banks, ex.
espt the following, arc now received ct the
Suffolk Bank, Wis;
saaa q sssta coanty, Bank Of q. kspsbas.
Farmers BaAk. uopkintcn Bank.
1h0oe Island Cen. BIZ. TivsrtOn
warwick Donk. Mt. Vernon
NEW Y0Rx.
AgSisultuTsis Herkimer County.
Daatynaa Q, Newport.
meliisssf, oenan.
4 vnver Iee Co.s, ssdsseedi IN Albany.
ane9psoetL, nsaan.
cse1ssrs naspos bsnAio'
votssiof uuA
OA g Wsoeoa, A@t0n.
hsys rem Ann, ~.
Sa nssrs 80 q New Aefk, cuea.
| SAen.n es0Nene'
1 peak, Loci pors,
rs~eI nsnk' Nssbssgh,
o.ss.;..H IN nl 49, b.
49,. ~ n A"si"'
comm.,, p.-.n 5000
HanI ~ NJ. ys,..~ ~. R,-,..
Herren county'
Mechsnics and M.nrf.etu,.r., r,...o.
Morris County.
r.nsrIvAs,A.
W.rr.n y yo nsS, n.,t
Hank ~ Nev Gaxtls
Farmers and Drovers' Bank Wsvnasbussht
nonesdAle Bank, Honcsdais.
Bank Of Middietovn.
Lancaster Bank.
nARyLAHp.
Farmsrs' and Merchants Bank ,0rssnsboro'.
valley Bank, Hagerstown.
cumberland cavtngs Bank,
sinefsi pAhA 81 MAIy iAhd, cumesflaaA-
VIRGINIA.
kanssha.
Trsns-Aileghsny.
OHIO,
CITY Bank. CINCINNATI.
Ssndusky city Bank,
Union Bsnk, ssndushy.
Canal d. Cleveland
Seneca County BANK.
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