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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-28

TENAAE subscriber viii be prepared Boarers az t,
watering place. y miles north Of Nashville, durfnr ~
summer vacation, from the first Of July the first OF seu,r
There will he no tarrUom Kept, il IS designed chiefly
the accommodation Of Families. and o NAV wish Ia
resort % quiet healthGl place during the heat Of Sumner
The Springs formerly much vists we'll known % re-
quire any elaborate description.
No pains viii be spared render the situation Of vsrs
pleasant
Price Of Board 81 SO per day: 81 % per week Servants and
Children under 10 years Of age, haf prce-
mayZ3-dtFw3m i. l. CROCHET
LNOk kENT.-A Dwelling House containing 10 or r7
~ rooms No., College street.. This Is nice place sui IL
for prya residence or boarding house, being near the square d
Post Ofice. Apply %
mayzo-u ". L. BOYD, JH
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Buena Vista Springs,
Logan County. Kentuckv.

WILL again be open for the reception OF visitors on ts
W lst OF June, and PAINS Will be spared % rsH1s
their stay pleasant AID agreeable
MIS- Burgess formerly Of tbs FOrst House, RusssIlv Ia
KY, will preside over the Ladies departmen A rt,a
Band Of Music will DO IN aendancs. Tla B1wDr 49,
good order, and those 10 search Of pleasure Or h
will and both az Buena Vista. The stage Hiu run ever
other day direct 10 the Springs from Nashville and fv
from CarEsgille, HopEinsFs and BoHngrsan 4 Russs-
Vtllei where conVsyances can always Dc lad
maV5-dEtwlm ID JkFRHfH- pr,,-f.f,-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-28

w wish 70 p1rchaso desirable stock farm with good
w improvement syGOutaHn from $50 $50 lrrs4 -itb
IN or 10 miles from Nashville, tampk- a
elizsL of Nashville Wish 10 exchange desirabls
city property, improved and vacant within t8w bundled
yards Of me public square, for good aFm further han
So miles, AID much possible and or eongs.
uieut % turnpike or railroad.
We have recently sold several large farms ard psrsons
wishing 70 bay sell m Dad heir Interest 10 i've 10
g call J. L. 4 IL W. Bows
may l5-dtHEU-H ~ Cherry street..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-28

The Mustang Imminent cures RHeuzqqtism;
The AlstaHy Lintaeai cures stir Joints:
The A4strag LisiHleEa cures Burns and Wounds;
The 4nstaHg LiHiHeRt cures Sores and UZcsys;
The Mustang Laae Cures C1Eed Breasts and Sore NiBDs
The AastIHg Liat1asat cures Aearalgia;
The Austa0g LiaiueHf cures Coras and Vars;
Tie AEst4ag LiBi8ae4t is acortA
1,OOO,OOO DOLLARS PEREANNUm
To the United States, the prerver and estorer of valuable
Horses and Cattle It cures all sprain Gald Wounds stF
Joints sc.
Viii you answer this question: Did you ever hear Of any
dua Sore Swelling sprain Stiffness either on beast
which t Mustang Lnient would cure7 Did you visit
any respectable Druggist in any part Of the WorId-n Europe,
ASIA or AercaWho did say lit was the greatest discovery
OF ne age Sold everywhere. Every family should have it,
hree Sues BARNES & PARK,
may27-d&WIQ p-a.ris.o-s New York
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WH%A".
Farm Wantad

WISH TO purchase from 10 900 bushels OF Drins
meFehantabls Wheat for immediate teiivsry or $40
uill pay the full msrEat price. K 05KANB
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Farewell Concert Tour.
MISS ANNA VAIL,
BPOadWaY House.

THE above House having been thoroughly rsftisd n
s nov open for the reception Of travellers. The lII
proprietor hopes from his long experience 10 he bu- ~
sBes and his determination 70 paus 10 snp9 a
bis table win the best the haket adorfS merit and re-
ceivs a share Of patronage.
TERMS
yay boaroeia ssssssssssssll y
Week Boardsrs ..ts'-s ..s...:......s......... %
NM ". WLNhoURN.
nAT2 PToPnfieI.
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T. O. EASTMAN,
y q. DCNNINGTON,
q. G. TURBETT.


The undersigned have formed partnership a. publisher
and propretOrs Of the NASHVILLE UNION AcAN and sen
el Book and Jos PEITEs under the style Of ~ 81 1880.
& Co.. dating from the 18th MAY ls55. The bushes 5f he 49,
firm Of 6. G. ToEBErr & Co., viii be closed b. d.
p. q. EASTMAN.
r. Q. DUNNTNGrOV.
!. %. GRTFFTTH
mayg9-dtwswlm @. q. pOTNDFVTFR
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II ILLON CO., Auction Sale Of Groceries, Tuesday,
DILLON co. Auction Sale Of Groceries, Tuesday, June l.
DILLON Co.. Auction Sale Of Groceries, Tuesday, June l.
DILLON Co.. Auction Sale Of Groceries, Tuesday, June
DILLON co. Auction Sale Of Groceries, Tuesday Juue
DILLON co. Auction Sale Of Groceries, Tuesday, June
DILLON CO., Auction Sale Of Groceries, Tuesday, June
DILLON CO.. Auction Sale Of Groceries, Tuesday,
DILLON CO., Auction Sale of Groceries, Tuesday, June l.
may2s-td
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-28
BY GEORGE BANCROFT.

Ihsil the ar5t Of four volumes which viii embrace the
PerOdOf the American Revolution from the Blockade OF
BoIton 70 the TrsEty Of Peace, Pans lisa and Is con
ains In great degr5s from manulorDt and unDabsh5d
urees, he history Of The nation duTngtle rst poion,g
his eventual period, including the Bockads Of BosOa r-
bo the general organic the csuntry the atsrzOa
Of he Charter Of Massachusetts, the rssanes Of toe pso
pie Of Massachusetts, the spirit OF souh The Congress
Of I774, he progress Of England Fncs auI
elsewhere The Battles OF Lexington and Concord the ssEs
OF Boston, the Congress Of 75, choice Of ahnson
as Commandern Chsi, the Battle Of Bunker Bin. &c.
As there win doubtless be great demand for the History
OF The Revolution, ofths preceding volums
the work, hsas four Voamss viii also BE- published sepa
a'ey' IS tae American Revolution, VoiI, / Il, m,
with hile page and biadng 10 correspond.
The publsAs invite the attention Of renders OF the
present volume Of Mr. Bincrot's History The United
States TO The drIt six volumes tho work. he Distinguish
cd merits Of which nave grztsfay lsdgsd b.
his eountrymsn-' For slls By
w. =. Berry q Co,
maJiS PubIie Saaure.
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1,OOO,OoO DOLLARsLPERrANNrm
A. D DUNCAN q CO.,
w HOLES ALE DRy.G GODS.

no. ~ PSPLIo SQUARE, KAsHvmLE.
WE are closing out or Of Summer Goods at very low
prices large sockof Robes, Muslins and Ladies Dress
Goods Of new styles, very handsome, which selling eH
IRENE low prices A. J. DUNCAN co.
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DISSOLUTION.

The arm Of G. c. ToRHEr Co., closed b. mutual consent
the 18th Of May, ls The business Of that hn VIII b
closed BY their SUCCESSOR And 70 is Indispensable the bust
be closed 20 the above date Subscribers and oth
knowing themselves % be indebted 70 the once, are requested IL
remit the amount % T. G. EAsrAS Co. Any claims aius
The late firm, should there be such ouann ls ss
tied By the firm.
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Flncenne5, IA Jlne %, 1888.
Prof G God: As you about 10 mauufscturs and
vend var recently discovered H4lr RoraIlVs viii
STATE Tor EhOso-Ver may cO1csrl thaL hive used Il
and knOS Others ~ ue t-tnaJ have FIR several wears
ten IN lie habit Lf using oJhzr HAIR Rsstofauvss and
ihal Md yours vastly superior 70 any o.nsr l know
enllfelJ olelnsss Tue heal o. danduf asd with one
mJnths proper use ALI est0rs any persons hair 70 The
original yO1thiul color aud texture giving It hesIhy
SOFT lhd glossy appedr5ncej and all Ldss WITHOUT dlseoor
ing bs hands int Eppy H. " the dress on wnIen drops
Wa d. h=eoIe req nmsud use 10 ever Oos desIr
Gus q having hne eoioI aud texture 20 hair.
Respectfully yuurs
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Joy to the Admirers Of
FINE HEAD OF
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.

Talk Of beauty, it cannot exist without ins head Of
hair then read ne following, aud il you ask mOre see cir
cllaT around each bottle, aud nc Oae doubt.
ID kOFkSSJR Woods HAIR RESTORATIVE
We Call the attention Of ali cd and young 70 the won.
deIful prspara.on, which back TO original color
gray har-covsrs The head Of The bald with uxuriant
grOWth-rgmoves the dandrud itching and all cutansous
eruptl0ns-cIuseB continual hJW Of natural fluids
hence used regular dressing for the hair will
preserve color and k from falling 10 extreme old
age In all It's natural beauty Wsea then uPOu the bald
me gray tns diseased scalp &; and surely the
young viii not, as they value the dJWRg loczs the
wItcnIng curl ever be without it. La praise upon the
tongue vi thousands
3he Agent for Prof Woods Hair Restorative in New
Haven received tue following letter in regard 70 the kss
tOratiYe, few weeks since:
Deep River, Conn.,, July 20, 1856
MT LeaVen FOTth-Sir: have been troubled with dan.
druH scurf ny head tor than year. my hair
began 70 come cut scurf and LAIR together saw IN
NeE Haven paper about Woods HAIR Restorative as 0
called al your store the lst OF April asst and
purchased one bale 70 try rs and Ouud 10 my satisac-
uOn u was The Inns: Il removed LIE sCu and hair be-
gan 10 grow, It Two chgs IN where
was AL Oh we great Ia N IT, wish 7Uu 70 send
me two bottles more W NJ Post Tie bearer Of this
dOuI koOW any OF tie kind ussI in lhs place you
may have market Ter many bottles alter kLowu here
Yours with respect, kUFUo PkATT.
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I-''F71''-I'5 JO1l'5 ,,,,,-,,,, r-1,-c

" }. WOOD d CO., PrOpuet0rs, 3i2 BToad way, New
10Ff tiH The great T. Wire Railing Estabnshmen) and
ia Mark st 81 Louis No And sold by ali good Drug
zlsh nays dkW3mIus
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Pbiladslphra. Sent. 1ss.

Philadelphia. Sept 9, 1856.
Prof. WOOd-Dear Sir: Your Har RESTORATIVE IS prov
ing tsef beneficial Ths font and also the back
part u my head almost lost rs cJVerDg-n iacl bald
have ~ DuG tHO hall pnJ DOElss Of your Rssgora
ugs AMI nOw The tip VI my head Is we'll studded with
prJmlsing crop Of Jung nar and the frJnt is also
RECEIVING Is 6enehE have Tried other preparations with
cat any 5-n,hl waAsvsr. thiak fon my own uersJual
recommendation, esa induce many others - Try It
Yours respectfully, d. d. THOnA5, MI
No 46A VINE street.
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h ID. EAkNsMOhIh, Auctldneer.
In consequences Of teeontempla Of Capt Williams
family, all persons having claims against him viii please present
n at his dwelling % the Traders Bank previous the day
Of the above sale. BPG fInay26-td
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-28

IN MONDAAs 9TH DAY OF SEPEss 1885,
will commence the second and final Of lots in this
gr0Fng and Interesting young city Trustees ar
nouncing this sale feel warranted in assuring the public that
n he
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-28

Is located the bank OF the Mississippi river twenty miles
below the mouth Of the Ohio river at the first eligible bland,
and in point Of fact being mouth Of the Ohio river Surround
ed BY high, healthy and fertile country, rapidly growing
wealth and population, with sub0us climate Generous, b
era and enlightened society There but further fea
% this the most commanding the
Father Of haters Want uninterrupted aud general
outlet % the Interior accommodate the interchange Of
commodities. That has been, and being fully net
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lAILROAD

communications established and to be from
lucky City, which fixed the centre from which railroad
radiat towards the North South. East The
Mobile and Ohio Raoad Of which Kentucky City Is the north
terminus BY its main 70 the Gulf connection
the Nashville and NohWest Railroad, at Union City,
hTe miles from Kentucky City with the Memphis and Ohio
Railroad eight miles South Of the city Trenton,
with the New Orleans and ohio Railroad Jackson Tenn and
with the Memphis and Charleston Railroad, furnishes
to all the cities Of the South The Illinois Central Railroad,
which wiz Be m a-r-E eommnn.-Llan
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4 EBANON MILLS FEOUR.-We have been mnds
Agents for the sale Of the Lebaned Flour which Is
superior brand.
We have store large supply, Of White Wheat
which will sell a wholesale retail.
may2O-tf CARTER, MCKAY & co.
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Together with Tables ChaiE Floor Clohs, Fine Cooking
Stove and Fixtures Kitchen Furniture Table and Dining Room
Ware and Furniture, Matrlssss, etc.
Terms m under sIO0
sixty days credit, for approved endorsed payable
the city banks. The Ladies especially invited attend this
sale.
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AUCTION SALE EXTRAORDINARY
nRARIE HurHrs
GAIETY THEATRE,

nEARODTiS PROLIFIC CORN AT AUC-
TION.--Beni. z. shslds will sell Auction Saturday
morning, May 18Th II ohlock, lot Of Peab0dys Celebrated
Prolific Corrupt up in assorted size bat will produce from
100 70 200 bushels per acre. 'may5j-td
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-14

% e = Y ship po. s q bound
Feln from Domingo for Philadelphia ses columns
Ship sardinia Croker. Liverpool Oct With mdse 70
s oa aoSs esss se
deck bowspri carried away bows and mantop
Ship BAKER Yarmouth as so %sa cara Oct IS with
lon % snsasd bark bound Eas s's showing S, Sos .s "a
tar 10Th marble rags passenssIs 70 Pastacaldi
the ship leak broke the main ussel trees sprung
Il for 0a
from st Domingo with loss Of mantopmast and other
10th Oct II lat a S. lon Is 1s quo On inc
AieSandre 18th inst IL miles of the Sc
S saw two % ssnSen vssss ssfg
a T s sss x s IT. q to
white signal with the letter init Zone of the New York and
BARK Utah Yates Havana, Oct Is, in ballast to Durand
Noneynicf of Chareston) Smith Charleston DAYS
with cotton &c to Basset, Bacon h Co.
- brig Whitaker, Leighton, Godsboro Me- days, in ballast
sehr Mpo r2, Evans, Charosetown, PEI Il days with
sehr Hayelock (Br, Cole Hisboro NIB days, with plas
schr John Aumacs, Pierce Wilmington, nc, 6 days.
seh arisnd Par sens S MaeSis. a1 days
s ans aaT Dean De aasp1 Rsessos s s
Mary Mary Una nm. Bsckston, Boston. days.
schr j r Ross, Baker, Prosidence
sSs Gss eaa sse B sas. SeT , nnysn
steamer Delaware, Copes, Philadelphia
Steamer Pelican, Aidrich, Providence.
BELOW.
Bark Lnwood Clements from Havana.
SAILED.
HansVs savannah SashSs ChsrestOn ' So%
folk; and others
Wind Mt AN Sc; PM NV
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THE INTERNATIONAL CRICKET MATCH.-A New
York correspondent Of the Boston Atlas saysA national
cricket match-none Of your "eeven Of Canada against
eleven Of New York '-but regular top lofty affair be
tween the United States and England the taps
the public win for the first time learn through
your columns Although this match has been for some
time talked about in the crickecal circles, until
Monday, November that formal meeting held TO
take II into consideration The st. Georges Club
vened Monday evening last, for the purpose Of
taking the ntatory steps TO bring about the proposed
match. Last summer the secretary addressed note 10
the Lords Club Marylebone," 10 ascertain whether
and upon what terms the best eleven Of England would
visit the United States for the purpose Of playing
friendly match An answer came that they would come
for one hundred pounds sterling per Marlborough
pay passage to and fro and expenseshe party 10 consist
OF thirteen persons-eeven players umpire and one
scorer. Your English readers aware, though your
Puritan readers probably not that the eleven OF the
Lords Club regarded the best in the realm. They
do nothing but play cricket, and earn average,
from four TO I'VE pounds week II understood that IL
the proposed match comes of the eleven will be composed
Of SIX professionals and four young sprigs
Of nobility The ST. Georges Club propose
thousand dollars 10 defray the Inequalities aud have
solved TO do IT, Letters directed TO be written
Lord Napier and Mr. Archibald, the British Consul, solicit
ing Their donations and cooperation. Should favorable
answers he received they viii impart 10 the affair add
tioua eclat
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We have received The following letter respecting tle
IaCtosse Railroad COMPANY
10 HspAfp.
Having noticed within the lat ten days several articles
published prcjudica 70 the land grant bonds Of the IL
Crosse and Milwaukee RAILROAD Company and having beer
Applied 10 for information ~ the OF snch
statements deem my duty 70 say that the land grant
mortgage was duly executed and recorded agreeaby the
laws of the state of Wisconsin and that nformaity of
any Kind exists The bonds secured BY a first mort
cage and the amount limited 10 81 900 600 that within
the asst SIX weeks, Mcssrs y T Souer, g. G Bronson
and shepherd Knapp the trustees named Ia the mortgage
puhliShed a card that IN event could Ne amount Of
bonds exceed the ~ four millions The railroad has
been recently completed built n The best manner and
with the revival II business ts earnings viii CORAL the
expectations " friends The wharf q the company ut
Ia crosse requires extension and additional depot
buildings for the freight business and other requirements
incident 10 a new road being made and be pas
cor from the receipts Of The road The present rong
stock 4 N tho best kind The western division Of the
road upon which this mortgas Is FIRST lien, IL hun
bred and ave miles in length, and the company have no
doubt they will realize the 3o7 600 of hand which s
an additional security for these bonds Yours, truly,
A. Y STANTON,
pret dent Of The ia Cfvsee and Milwaukee RR %.
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Of foreign dry goods at New York. for the week and since
Jan. L.
Fbr the Week 1856 1857 1865
Entered at the port 81, 1eo575 614,6O4 $40 900
Thrown on market. i,O5s,547 i7s,sso Sso,iiS
Since jan J..
Entered at the port ss4 e24 2e6 s6,9oo43 5sl4e67s
Thrown on market. s37I0,71O 79,553,s74 COS $40
BY the above statement will be seen that the amount
Of dry goods entered at this port the past week below
that for the week in the two previous years. while
the amount thrown upon the market of that
for 1857 but under the amount for the week
in 1856 The aggregate amounts since the list Of January
last under those the same period for the two pre-
yious years The autumn trade is over and revival Of
moment looked for until the opening Of the spring trade
in February The supplies OF goods will be in ample
stock and variety TO suit the wants of the trade
good trade from the Southern and Middle States anti
cpaed, and active preparations being made TO pro-
vide tor IT, The older States OF the West promise 10 do
better the next season than the past while the
States Of the Northwest stl embarrassed from the
effects Of speculation followed by the panic of 1857
Owing 10 want OF good export demand, -four and grain
sell al low rates which tends to POSTPONE the recovery
Of that part Of the country from lis financial difficulties
The crop Of corn, however, general thing has been
good and being largely fed hogs and cattle the supply
Of pork and beef promises TO be large, and viii likely
command rcmuneratye prices through the season This
fact viii tend 10 improve the resources of the people, and
likely add 10 an increased consumpve demand for goods,
a. IS known that supplies In the hands OF dealers
quite moderate. At the South what cotton lacks in
price promises TO be made up in quantity,
which will keep the people supplied with means
TO consume amount Of goods fully equal
not IN excess OF that Of last year. Clothing houses
busy In making stock 10 meet the early spring trade Of
the South. In domestic cotton goods we have no i'm
porant changes 10 notice. The demand for piece
goods light About 500 pieces OF drills taken
China private terms supposed 10 have been at slight
concession previous prices There demand for
blue drills for export TO South America which
steady al l0ac All woolens and mixed goods, except
all wool ladies' reversible mantle shawls, were dull.
Blankets and fannes were heavy, with little doing
FoTcgns apple goods were quiet usual between
Fresh portatons OF fancy silks and printed goods find
sales az fun prices Nelvcts ~ fair request Black
silks in fair request but without change OF
m prices Sune inquiry existed Tor linen goodg alpacas
Italian light cloths, &c. from manufacturing clothing
houses and from the by trade The last public sale
OF French goods for the held the 10h inst
II drew good company, and the bidding was spirited
The line Of dress goods sold through satisfactory
prices.
Messrs. Haggorty Co. held a sale on the 18th inst
which comprised Sol lots q hosiery. The sale drew
far and spirited company, and desirable knit goods
brought far prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-14

The Suffolk Bank has declined the proposition OF nun
Der Of the Boston banks extend the time Of the redcmp
ton Of foreign money from Nov 30 for space OF three
months The Boston Tossr.ls says
In the meantime, however, tho managers have sgnned
their willingness 70 take from the Boston banks country
money the rate Of rs cents per 81 600 Some OF the
leading banks Of this city have already permanent
arrangement with the suffolk Bank upon this basis.
few banks doubt will do their asserting Of foreign
money, ~ the cheapest method But the probability Is
the great majority of the Boston banking institutions
viii either accept the terms OF the Suffolk OF transfer their
business 10 the Bank OF Mutual Redemption.
The Boston Pot in ITS weekly review Of finance and
business, says
Money is az easy and ss cheap ever Five and SIX
months paper has recently been taken by the banks
per cent General business dull from the season the
weather and the times. sterling exchange is heavy nj
about the specie point Tor the crsckcst' bills but
sidcraby below for bills that really good AZ
best New York funds IN fair supply and the bank
hold nearly nine and half millions Of Specie These
the leading facts II this market Prom them may
guess" that things win be about they are for
some time
The receipts al tdewatcr Of nour wheat corn and bar
ley for the Grst week November, in 1851 and 1855
have been : follows
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POSTAL DIRECTORY.
Fee~tNs.~s.--u-.Ae~sr4-~~ss
Foreign and Domestic Mails.
TINE or CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK posT


TINE or CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK Posr
OFFICE.
ErRorv By steamship America for Liverpool from Boa
ton Wednesday eoee here on TUESDAY,
NOV Il and II. NJ
Nv screw steamship Bprussia. for
Hamburg With malls for German
States Monday, Nov. rs. .........s.... II A. ".
HAvssl..+ BY steamer Philadelphia, "Wednesday, ~ -
Nov. G.....4.ss4s.......a.8 ia ". ",
CalTesSr., Ac-By steamer, via Psnsma. saiur-
The Overland Mail for California leaves ~ LOUIS
every Monday and Thursday. al A. N. Letters
designed for Il shoubi be marked Overland VIA
~ Lous.n
The Overland Mali from N, Joseph ufo) 70
P.acerviIe. sali Lake city, leaves ~. Joseph
every Saturday. At A. NJ. Letters should be
marked Overland, via ~ Joseph"
so. PsCrrc ny steamer Via Panama, Saturday, =
DosxsrIc. Vocabulary Buffalo snd Csnadas 81 p ~
North ard West way mai. ............ 81 A. NJ.
Western mail VIA Erie RR 81 A. NJ and So r. NJ.
Soufh and Southwestern
Eastern msn hy railrcad 81 a. N. and ~ ~
by steamboat. ..4..4.....8 M
~i te observed that Eastern Afternoon mail BIZ rail
road closr. At y. osce<k instead offs
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be cash assets and liabilities Of the New Orleans banks
,45, $50 l2,l77 $50 o,ss5 $50 1905, 2sl

iuuu .Ioiosu,coo Iz,I'Ioo5 6,s65 S3g IsUUs'z5I
The following table exhibits the respective amounts Of
exchange held by the various banks and also the
distant banks the latter being comprised in the
table Of deposits AS shown above