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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-04-02

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THE GOLDEN PRIZE

ILLUSTRATED! ILLUSTRATEDl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

sPORTINa.

A NEW YACHT, IN PERFECT ORDER, ABOUT F1F.
N teen tons With cabin and furniture complete, fast
ser and strongly built for rough weather rssle low Ad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25
COAL.


(vOAL-fk1Ck REDuCED.-rHE SUBSCRIBER HAS
~ reduced The price o. his Pe.ch Orchard Renuine) and lie
hxh Goals OF wmcn ne has supply Of the best qualities
Conner Of Canal snd Centre ana jane and IVES, ,,.
fyOtL-l.Dp TONS OF THIS WINTERS STOCK OF
~ the besi quality Of red seh coal 10 carmen aud
dealers fofows-Nut IS 60 stove egg a. 10 screen
ed from yard ~ South street, near ChIton street..
P. GARRfCK
fyOkI ~ 7s-ro sHORr wEIgHr NO uPsrIPT OR
~ humbus but honest weight and good coal Tor The Last
teen years Res ash stove snd delivered rood
order from The ~ re per ton from the Yards
coner kingnd vch street % New Canal street and
lS Duane street. Coal as low ~ possible 70 grocers
MATHEW CLINTQY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

THF MOST SPLENDID ASSORTMENT or BrLIIARp
tables ever before offered for -sie can be seer ~ pscss
factory Call and satisfy yourself Also nr ngs ot evcV
4. DECKER ~ AAn srreA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

nyYfCY or THF COMMISSIONERS OF TAXES AND
" Assessments New Court Houvc No % ChambsvS street
Notice W taspayersroce hereby given hsi The
ent rolls n the several wards OF The city Of New York for
The 1873 open for inspection this ONCE and subject
revision and correction Monday the lin day OF Janu
y unu ne 2oh day o. April 1883 inclusive and tha. all
falling 70 make application FOR correction during that
period precludd BY law from any subsequent redress
Owners Of real estate urgently requested cali and
Gated and All persons entitled reduction By of x
tary service are reues,ed attend 70 the once hours
from 10 O'Clock A. N. tll 8 o ccckPM
~ : sasl5SESs#P...'oS. !o'--l..''.''..
rrw yopr March 10 1850
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

L'o7 sAIE-A SPLENDID BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND
dog. Is mcrhs old is a good water ami wsich dog
Ca be seen n IS Thomas ssees sANb WILSON,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

CHARPs BILLIARD TABLE MANuFACToRr.. -
~ Fulton street where he has constantly hand arEe
assortment Of all sigee with slse and marble beds snc IN
proved style OF cushions preferred 70 others IN 49,
Several second hand marble and bed tables fcr s.e
Also billiard containing ave nrS class ss,e bed tables
and fixtures for sale cheap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

DREAKFA6T ROBES
ID Surprisingly cheap
French lawn robes.
Plain and figured, and
Rsrs Skirts and basques Of
Coored muslins,
FROM % 10 up ward,
beautiful morning robes have been received
the attention Of ladies' invited TO the prices,
which the lowest ever known here.
SlS Broadway, 81. Nicholas Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

IyLOUHCED Six ROBES AT SIS.
II BEEKnAN COMPANY, as Broadway,
viii open this morning
Beautiful silk robes three aounced a. SIS,
ALSO EXTRA rch chine noupoed silk robes at so
ICREHCH EXTENSION SKIRTS, WITH ELEVEN
sprir blue steel for 81 SO aud 90
Aso imported bone 81 every other kind Of
made cheap be had at 33 Sixth avenue TWEEN
Is seSond street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

A SUIT OF FOUR HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS
"A second floor with every convenience, will be TO let
or before the LIST of May with private table Also plea
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-12
saa aiIq QyrestRIt.
! lMTEl.Llca E.NCE

TUESDAY,, October 10; 1858.
II tie weather ia the morning was rainy
anon cleared DIP, and was clear The remaining
slie day, Business on the levee was quite
4 Aaiige.
A#Rlg 8Ls.- The Fort Adams weekly packet sallie
Rohiasoa Capt. n Fl Gross, arrived with 1853 bales
saftaa, 70 Hhas. sugar and us hhds. molasses She
Wiil leave again, as usual, at IL NJ wednesday.
Tbs Fickabarg q. 5. nlail passenger paese5
Tfincess Capt ". O. Wilson, arrived WHY 40zS bales
cotton SHE leaves again this evening, az usual, AZ
sa'eloek
Ehe Magnolia, Capt. Thonassonl arrived rom
NicksBarg With 1851 bales cotton.
pa4Ts III .vTse 7ae Razoo Betla for 4leran-
d,fs.At & r. II. today, this splendid passenger
1csst gacss ous ia charge of the popular Capt. q.
R4sIsr. with sha clever and attentive Mr.. H, @ J.
44efA II the Office for Alexandria and all interme-
landings. She connects At Alexandria with the
fi5ht dFaa9ht steamers Era No. l and Efort-thus
4sfniag direct line through to Shreveport. The
Yaz5o Bale also transact all business that offers
IL ths Grand Ecore trade. in place Of the D. R.
Carroll
CoHa foF Sfrspep0rt,-At 5 P. NJ. to day, this
popular and swift passenger packet leaves for Red
Fger. ID charge Of the universally known and highly
esteemed Captain q. Wilson. Her attentive clerk is
nh. G. Court She ID fine boat, and we can assure
passengers who travel on the Comet that they will
esety ron her ONCE r.
Princess for PieksbatTg.-With the u S. mail
tAih sSlst ana nlagnineent passenger paeAes paoas
egt " 4. q. toaay coEAIanaea Dy tie
genfsemaniy and universally popular capt w. ~
wilson y always affords us pleasure 70 Recommend
aila speak wen Of Z boat managed o. we know tne
Princess u, under hsr present ofHoels, Ihey nave
9shea Eileaise alq tlaes az suHiarg ista'"'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-12

NEW YORK-Shp Tndiana-sllar freres--J Aitkcns--J
RFdge1BaIl E Pj 6coJ B9qgieHBooh
Carroll, Hoy Connolly uhampn--M y Cooper &co
* G Cromwell-A Chopard Sco-Caradipe & WnchesterR
grove Boyle-Corson 4 Armstrong; Gommager-,T Dan
IngeT-R y DePman &coEB dtye6 &fo0pRaeS Nf so
\ Eager veo-F F Foger &eo-G Fosiick,W Ford-A Fer
"A Grief &co-L Godchaux-S H Giman-7John Gauche-5
GSgne"A Glenn Ico9 Hyde EcoC acktgIleGb ard
Summers &eo Thos Henderson Peae- 4 Hardie &eo-BW
2 Hart see JnstgsA "A KeaFnyTTE Len &eoLTas e
SS9s E ca% SS%s co 05S s3 &e2
Burths geo siller-A MeIuren-R McGrg kco-Ase-
Gaishon Howell coMe9Sri yisnaqap Moqrs kso
g[s8p, eIsoT niysr r 0,seP9ttan smith 4 Puiap
Price 4 Coulon-Peet SHINES &co-Perkius Eco-H W Rey
maiiho tcoNRive Battle Noble-Robson Asi-Roussytt
Soey zsseR Stevens
&coT smtth-Edward shitf &coeSlsrk Sagiter &eo-W
Pick % e@pSn. 1goo6n
nv vs Eo W eack co 5o Woo M sc
WAylmd-Iohn Williams Sco-West NeteltoR-J Waddeli
Bro-Wheeler 4 Beke-J Woodruff Eco-and order.
NEW YoRK-ship Belle Of the ocean--r Ay1let sc
Adams-s Andrews-s Aaroq-E ASnagd-J S ATKINS <
daosrcbs Eso WE S 5dson eo
Block &co Bradley, Wilson tco-Beiocg, Eoblom Ico-A
] Boom-I Bridge-W " Crane &co--J ii Buirows-' Cu-
sachs Bros seo- Carroll hoy yeo--CQnnoy G9ampdn-
Cummings Eco Converse Kenneth Sco-- Carter eco
utrer Harrison teo-M = Cooper &cQG Garriere-Corson
Coleman BTtton Withers-CHile 1ionus &cow campbell
"A Chopard &co Carroll Holmes &co-R NJ Denman Seo-T
&eo-Dswson &co-B DurRnd-R D Donavon--D Edwards
Efme@Friedlander ( GersonElieo Fosdsk-J Fee Ico
Fresen, Stevenson eco Gaddin Sexes Moses Greenwood
Giis Ferguson Sco-Gosieau BenneieauA D Grief Sco
&C G Gaines &coH Green--T. Godchaux-Goo5rich &eo-A
Wilsou-eA Genela-EJ Hart vco-G Hl2rd-H II HedderG
aailer LUganG NJ Harley teo-HdlS Hilldreh=A Hill
co-Hall, Kemp Heo--Harvey &ee--J D Hyde &co--DW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-12
w 3. nEDRICIkE, 70. 81 ERoNT IN 8 FuL.

M f. HEDRICK, Nos. 81 FRONT AND Sc Full
w streets New Orleans, La, dealer in HARDWARE
and SHIP GHAHDLERY, Copper Tin and Sheet Iron Worker
BRcksmhing, Bras Work and Finishing short
Ghmues Breeehing, Stills, Juice boxes, Fire Beds Ash
Pans GlareFs Fterers, Heaters Gas Pipe
Machinery put up and repaired.
Turning done. Steamboat and Plantation Work
Importer Of Hardware Bolts, Nuts Wheel strrups Ma.
chinery, ETC.
THANKFUL his friends for their former liberal patronage his
exeOns shall not hereafter be shated to render them ample
Justice and satisfaction.
This establishment has facilities for Filing ali orders in the
above line Of business by South
West.
Mr GHAS. ii, WALDO So long and aVorahy known to the
steamboat community will give his personal attention the
Hari ware and Ship ChaAdlefy portion Of the business.
fs2S WARREN +, HEDRICE,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-12
TMpnRrs.


NEW YoRK-ship sylyanus Blanchard-Assorted mdse.
hIvERPOoL-ship Aqula-85l6 sacks salt to Samuel
Scott
HAVANA-Brig Brownsvle-53 bales of tobacco Of
segars a Gosta-3do Miechard5do GUma MassGh-2
Weiner-2do Ienores3 do w II wilson, do j DureI
&co-2 do RamRgussa Magi2 LuCRres2 do do Puig
Pgats-2 BRrelli do bags tobacco
Fecr 6col boxes cigarettes BomO Bros bags pemeuto
boxes Goldfish do cards IntOrer Fao20 boxes of sweet
indigo bales PlassaulO boxes sweet
meats lot fruit d Piguolo-2 coscs segars to order
NEW YQRK-ship Indiana-Assored mdse
NEW Y0RK-ship Belle Of the Ocenn-Assorted mdse.
NEW YoRK-schr " H Gileland-878 ties and hf Go rice
to order
Observation-Disclosures Escatawpa-6OO0O feet lumber to
order.
MoBILE-sehr Virginia John-Naga stores
MOBILE-Sehr Elizabeth Morse-50O0O feet of lumber to
order.
BILoXI-schr Louisa--S00OO feet lumber 10 order.
PEARL RIYER-schr 1sabella4OOOu feet lumber to order.
BILoXI-schr California 36BOOfee lumber 10 order
BILoX1-schr Condor-30,OUO feet lumber to order.
BILo&I-schr Ema-Lumber 10 order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-12

Children three years old and under Free three
ulltR
Family tickets in packages of twenty Eve can be had at the
office of the Muster Of Transportation. Merchants
lies reside on The line Of the road can tickets pack
ages OF twenyhyeor Their personal use at reduced rate
URDAY 20 p NJ arrive Magnolia at 1925 p NJ leave
leans at S55 A. NJ.
Freight Train will leave New Orleans for on Mon.
days Wednesdays and Fridays, 73O A. NJ Returning will
arrive New Orleans Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays
Rt4l0P. NJ.
Feghto the city the above days mast be at the
depot by ocock NJ the day previous 10 the departure
of the train.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-12

PASSENGERS,
in AorI1Ia from T,ivernool-2 nassenper,
RYPnRTs.

NEW YORK via notwithstanding Black warrior
10 cotton 2Dsl bbls -four 80 pkgs mdse for New YorkO0
bbs pork 800 bb potatoes Is do onions 100 boxes candles for
Havana.
KEY WEST via FLORIDA professionally ori5aba-
bngEing 100 coils 90 bb -four 70 bb whisky 10
casks bacon, Is sacks corn,
HAyRE-shtp Metropolis2732 bales cotton
BARGEL0NA-Bark Maipo--i2OO bales cotton and 1000
BosToN-sehr a Ingorso-l586 bbs Hour, 30 do sugar,
Tl2 sacks corn, 5000 slaves.
BORDEAUX-Ship Hannah Crooker-l225 bales cotton, 46
hhds tobacco, Si77 50 in specie, 1920 slaves
MOBILE-Sehr Pascagoula-l5O bbls four u bb whisky
lO 34 boxes wine 10 sacks soap IS dCmohns
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-12
ARRIVED.

ship INDIANA Coffin II days from New York, Woodruff
&co-lstd dist 81.
Ship Belle Of the Ocean Reed days New York to ca
Fosdick-lst dist 81.
Ship Aquia Oliver from Liverpool 2Sh August, san'
Scott-4th dist SO.
Ship synanu blanchard York, days from New York to
CreeFy 4 Farwell-ls dist a.
Brig Brownsville, Godfrey from Havana, 9th inst Golden
bow 4 IIesparre-2d dist 49,
schr Virginia John Gornbeek, 2days from Mobile master
Basin.
Sch Elizabeth Morse Steene days from Mobile
Basin.
SchT Louisa, -, from Biloxi-BHSin.
Schr Isabella Randall, from Pearl River-Basin.
Schr California, Powell, from BiloSi-Basin.
Schr Condor, Lee. from Bioxi-Basn.
Sbhr Ema Biloxi--Bassu.
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STE rs.

Princess Wilson. from Yicksburg
Magnolia, ThomRsson from Vieksburg.
Laftte, Brown, from Doualdsonville.
Laurel Hill, Vincent, from Bayou Sara.
Salle Robinson Gross, from Fort Adams.
Woodford, Irwin from Louisville.
b L Hodge Smoker from Vickebarg.
Escatawba Rhoades, from PascggouIH-Ba
Towbost Day, Brown, from the Passesowed down and
to 81 inst ship MaconUmo baks HeuvH Iauaro md
Hannah, schooneTs Ed Barnard and FnllRhAsee-brough
up ships Sylyanus blanchard and Aquilla and brig
Brownsville.
Towboat Star Whitney, the Passes-owed and
sen 9th inst, ships sullana and y Shepherd bark Au
Tea-brought up ships Iddiaua and Belle Of the Ocean.
BBLow-ooMINa UP.
Steamship Robt Waterman, Huard, from LaYacea,
BHuduc.
ship Nanshet WestGot Fl Boston.
Brennan Ship Achilles, Nordenho from Liverpool Aug 3D. to
Warneliu q EerchoH.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

G0MPIRDLbEB'S OFFICE, 4
City Of New Orleans, lulY T, 1865
II a s5EsYFi y, Tint the Comptroller ~, aud
saains advertisement A theeoa Journal thai in accorance
With the ninth section Of orduaece No ll2 approved March
80 sd4 the Council VIII not pay any bill aganst the city
contracted under authority Of an order from tile Comptroller,
lsBnedl H. Ia TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
lssnedl l.. II. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
tsignedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
The attention Of the officers Of the city and Of the public
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution.
L. TIIEARD,
jyl6h Comptroller City Of New Orleans.
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eco 0rItaus 4lprtp gIarktt.

Monday Evening". Oct H. 1855.
Saturdays busnass large for the Of the year
Sa fo view lie sickness 10 day nothing
81 erFled unless the diseharglng Of very
81 cotton. The storm Of rain which commenced
ssrasg evening Of brief duration. Though this morning
apesa cloudy and with signs Of rain there indication
VI shAng tie temperature Of the weather, and the day
elosei vih bright sunshine and conveniently
phsre
Tbers le be said the paper and market
evening" There salea Of paper maturing in April at
fhe PEI cents and there GALES also a 10 cent
far signatures Very little ia fact extremely lie doing
g lie bnk io5ay. The sickness prevents many parties from
Fsarsaa q the city and breakdown the boats the
uHns the watering places prevented many merchants
FokeFs dealers appearing in e market and ronplet
Dug negotiations which The Of progress at the
o a eek There were no sales Of stock to-day to our
knowledge,
Hhe Exea market was decidedly inert oday The banks
@ checks New York tho closing Of Saturday say
s. a. disco nj Outside there some sail at Il a dis
Fstsss drawers sold sight ut ri and held their sixty
days liz @ ~ discount, though there drawers at a "a
aad w discount sales Boston at sixty days
discount but being The arst day Of the week
ds8ehaye hardly got 70 wofkn fact the machinery to-day
appeated luorieang inuen which, however,
he forthcoming during the week In foreign Exchange
hsfe mach doing Glear bills offered and taken
ri t0ss a. losss bllsof lading drafts at O4 a 1924
according margin For direct remittance the rates
from I09 glG94 Theirs very little doing inffones and
hardly change rates from Saturday say 5,26i
5.2f1
nae Nsw York market foreign Exchange is tending dovn-
sd hefolle@pg the quotations Tuesday evening
last
tilis London lesyS e 9t commercial signatures
YG9& a liz Paris 5l5 a 5l2% Hamburg SG3S a 1854
Anasteidsill Il u "a 4i5S Bismen 7ssG "a 59h.
slat Fl ge Deositsgnd Coinage 81 Branch Of Che 1at
al Ms Uaed States az el9 Orleans triaq September 1853
GOLD DEPOSITS
California Colds .SS5 50
Sfeid tfunao other sources, b95 20
Total god deposits. IS
SILVER DEPOSITS.
Total value Of gold and silver deposits. .S 455 AZ
SILVER COINAGE.
Silver Hall DoiaHs.s 600 pieces ,S255 900 OIL
rhs New York money market Of the inst was good
supply hut from MI aeeounts arrive the fusion that
the business Of the bad reached It's The pur-
ehassfgr the southern markets have SO large in
though the Southern people paid up more
promptly than any either
steady demand existed in New York for cotton raasitu
AAie making tile ath and I29 for Mid
ding freight pi6l The following quotations, under
daIe q The 5th.inst haya been Forwarded us.
G0F1oN daily active demand We
estimate the sales of four days l1n00 bale quote
pa CROP the hasis ef 10 2nds eght New Orleans 0rd
nsEy, Ne; Good Ordinary. lIc; 10 Low Mddng lSc
hselg Madling strict do lSc Mobile, and old, al
I'D freight Mdeliugi i22lc.; strict do, lSc.
Te weekly statement Of Tue banks Of the city York
oE Monday The A shows the following being comparative
statement for two Weeksi
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Y ATHMAs's TROPICAL KO0FING-

Cheaper superior any other ever used in Southern
climate
It's tested aud recognized qualities are
LIST. DUR ARIEIFY-equRl to the best Slate roofs.
Cd IAPE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to any other; no cracks
o leaks being possible
3D. BE &L4lt presents smooth and granieke surface
Ash GHEAPAESSIt costs mach less thHn, though a.
good any slate wood roof and less than the inferior
composition roofing heretofore offered the public the
cost Of cutters and valleys.
bA IEGoMBusT1BfLITY-I will resist fire better than
slate roof.
6tb, C0NyENIENCE-It will soften under the heat Of
this climate and protects the interior Of buildings from the
intense heat OF summer.
9TH, SOl1DlTX becomes harder and smoother expo.
can be put upon roofs of any slope being light
weight does require heavy raferS support while Ii
not liable TO eorEosien and does equrofepars
Inc = TROP1GAl ROOFING is a chemical compound OF
substances several Of which peculiar alone
IN proportions discovered by actual experiment and experience
In this city.
Testimonials Of the correctness Of the above hand,
Of the agent and may be verified by any wishing
before contracting.
An orders left at thR Post Office Box *, No. q will b,
promptly attended to or apply 70
]. G. KAUFMAN.
tel5 ~ corner Of BielYiile and 9lsFsis sts,
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nLRECT TRADR
..BAYLOK & co.

Notice hereby given that all claims which may appear
upon proper examnaont be due from the books of Baylor
and all claims which be established
law, will be promptly paid, with interest in full
This occasion is taken inform the friends OF DIRECT
TRADE and the correspondents Baylor throughout,
the Cotton Districts, that during the coming business
advances will be made usual in New Orleans
direct shipment Europe accompanied all cases by gnaran
tees for the balances due each shipment
Orders for Cotton Baggiug will be ded importation
from Calcutta into the port Of New Orleans
So the Cotton already sold identified duplicate
account sales will in every instance LONDON
BY Public Accountant and those Interested
delay PLANTERS who have shipped will forward the
marks and weights Of their Cotton and such other information
viii facilitate the matter.
All letters private we'll as on business relating to tn,
fairs Of Baylor Co. and direct trade viii be addressed Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-12

we statement this week shows seady decline depart
59ess 1he loans are down s9 7 with loss Of deposits
OF @sA4 Ia coin calculation there material change
Eea and Giaeirnat have following of last
Tuesday
ee business community hsye found some relief from the
ptsYang dizziness IN holding o. the State
M lila ne pleasantly kcigs can hardly m Il ss n3
navigation improves which VIII bring eigbts don 10
Fpng Tase half bad and sSsi iieT VA
g9eH4 AS Was 10 e anti ipaed, III all eadipF articles
se9 hss sen established aud oar quotations le more
Tue weaer extraordinary for The season. Ii has been
e fe crops have bben prospecting dnoy ed
aii BE- much larger than anticipated.
IN e MONEY market There q no change whatever
me MosEY ai4RKKT-t Dan is sim the cry Of banker.
money plenty bu there very little demand for eastern
@stksFs are hnyHg at u a X preui and selling q GA
Rta honey renAnN as before FenneSsee 4 dis
ssAnes money Is @ 70 discount American gold z prem.
@ilse5 Il 4 dfsg
appsaa thai Notwithstanding lie plsntfalness Of silver
aaay n8np aepfers in the West continue pay their
Royaes r. sma NOTES This is supposed from the ia
cuts Sh which largg operators loans aud discounts
Fsa by Amy ag shops and Wild banks West That
l aFse Operator mauafactnrer win make note tender II
PA e machine shops faFeealy denomiuated ban
aug desire Tie Is granted provided he proc eds
arc III small gaes If the banks vhia are received aud
offs a8 wefemen esery day Il is requisite the
ot liver be ephanee shonld lie 70 The old stand
fH ~ Che siIge Haa III The country would be exported in
Twelve moths A1hgt required to advance the amount
e tender 70 twenty Or twenty-five dollars oiuci-
atli pansf of the 6ih remarks
Naoria has1 been made without success VI
teIee silver ihae4d Of smell in pagina
would agree deposit al mar aF IL %
w9Eae les would consent 10 place level VITA bsnk
yaaee ths standard