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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-12
ForMeI REGISTER.
no HISS a e. &c. - z

I ~ MISS a. D..
81 give thee upAI give thee up,' a1sc'
This is the burden of.yoursong. siA 31caz
You charge me swith no periured faith, - t%I
Wherein. pray, then, lies the wrong7 IL
You think " ah me! a better fate" ,->rf g
Your WARN devotedncss was due;' 7,.
! Well, that Is COOL, l must; confess ~ if9rB aas
| Who broke their faith-was it not you7ora
. H....s-. sr '-. ., .#a
Full we'll you know where lies the fault
Full we'll you know who made the smash.
The reasons just rs clear mud,
'Tis this: 1coulG not boast the cash.
Then why not say in language plain
To win me, W**l, you need not hope
1 like you-but you can't come in, f a'7'
Because forsooth you've not "tho soap."i .i.t
Why stoop to SCI scless subterfuge, .f. ...
Charge me with ''careless word or look,' .
Be candid, come out LIKE MAN, -..... ...
=; For d, ublo dealing can't brook. u
Full well know the reason now,
And that's what makes me feel so rilcd,
'ris not that papa thinks me gay
Or mamma thinks am so wild: ' ~"i i#
""' 80 - -. uGi ss
Oh no! had / but plenty Of the dimes ~. 81
You'd waive tho 'qnantufn of the sin" lH
And take INC -yes-with allmy crimes, ,.s I'd.
/ Wers they but hill beneath 'tthc tin.' ....p.
'Tis not "a pocket full of roc!;s' .,.,... ....o
Makes trucst heart or longest head, ,,....
They're found rs often with the lad ..-
Who cuunot boast of Gary red.'
But why waste time to tell you this, i5 .
You nc'er can feel by cupid's dart? .t' e.
CoQuettcs like you-who worship self 'a.
Or''dimos and dollars" have no heart.
Giveyou but plenty of the cash, %
And lovc--with all its visions sweet
May all go to eternal smash
Your happiness is then complete.
Well, fare thee we'll, am content,
A 'gal" like you would be no mate
For ono who, though his ''purso is trash,"
Deserves, hope, a better fate
TIL an such Il hollow hourt to we'd,
Who thinks If no thing but the dash
She'll cut, on each MEETING day,
When she wcds plenty the cash. .'.t'
Yet mark the worL-youll i've to learn ....
The love Of one true hearts worth more .r
Than all the gold that ocr mined, ....t
On 'Calfornias" GOLDEN shore.
You'll live to learn, that all that's said
Ofgollcn happiness il gas
And better ar for you to wed
y living hcnrt--t hun filthy brass.
And when li!c's busy tolls are o'Cr, -E
And over Jordan lies the route, '..l . .
You'll find that ere the stakes are won, r..,s 81
The game is up--your hands ''playod out"
1NKSPOT.
ST. GEORGE, va. Frb.26, i5s. ...-.r,-5 "a.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-12
Keep il the Country.

While hundreds Of idle persons are
seeking homes and employment in the
country. and are even being helped by
charitable associations to go to the Far
West fer the purpose, many OF them
20 break up their city asa"ciH'ions than
mpics-there are not few persons Goa
mpla,ing change from the county to
tie city. and applying to their frIends
here to assist thrm in their objects. At
this very moment there lies before us an
application of this character, from q wor-
thy but deluded youth. He 3c.uaIIy
writes as If clerkships were going b-sging
all around US.
But foolish as this youth proves him.
selfto be, he is acting praise worthy
part. compared with that OF some others
who come to this city on wild goose
chase latter situations" without consult
ing any body-come, alas most of them,
TO find disappointment, poverty, bad .ha5:
its, and, perhaps, utter ruin instead Of
what they seek. '. ..- .
Some time ago, when the times were
n u III better than now, and the chances
for employment in this city correspond.
ingly better, we said to this class of
young adyenturers, "Come not !'' We
now repeat our admonition with empha>
sis.'' u" '""
At the best of times, there is too M uch
of disposition to rush to the city. Per.
sans who have health and comfort in
their rural homes, come here for the
worst, and their sure sorrow in the fu.
tpte. We, beseech all such to pause and
think. before doing SO now. They may
be tempted by assurances Of assistance
from weIl>meaning friends, and even by
promises of employment. and yet be de.
ceiyed. like many a one before them.
Nothing short of positive engagements
with employers of substances and stand.
ing in their. respective lines, should be
trusted to. Elise they may find them.
selves the dupes of mere adventures,
who "fourish" for1 season. and then
fail without paving their employees. o.
The old homely saying, that one bird
in the. hand, is worth two in the bush ap-
plies well here. If our young rural friends
can, make out to "live" at present, while
having the prospect Of doing ever so
slightly better hereafter, let them stay IN
tie countrys x i5ao9 stdrbsyt7- u. s51iI.
"when thou art buying a horse
or choosing d wife..n saws the Tuscan aann
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-12
From Punch
MY FLORA.
\ FASHIONABLE rAsToRAL.

FASHIONABLE PASTORAL. .,,...
81, Tell M, GentIes, hlvo you seen ..
My Flora Pass this way aa
Tint you may know the Miss | mean,
Here briefly I'll orlrIy. o.
No bonnet OIL hcI head,
But Oh her neck she weHrs
An oyster shell it's said
In size with it compares. -..
Its shape no eye can brook, q led.
It's use. is doubtful too ,.. ..,..- -...
1t but impurts Il bIrefuced look, r.
And brings much che elk TO view.
He r dress may please the Swell,
Fpr ita swOin exuberance;
She looks n monster Belle
In such Big B.n expansc, a.
Those air tuOss filled with gas
Might lift her to the moon;
Til" small boys mark it as they pass,
Aud screech out 'Ah, Balloon "
A p: raso she bears
For orn1in.nt, not u!e :. . 10 II
Forcomrort gloves she wears
Too tight and sleeves too loose. .
Behind her hangs hood ''' .-
inst lcverwith her chiu, ''' '-
An Indian Squnw might find it good
To put a baby in.
OF her hair she shows the roots,- O., .-
Sham flowers the rest conceal; r-
And she's crippled by her boots ..
With the military heel ..s
Streets off you hear them stalk % ~
When'er she ventures outs! 9r .u
And he seems to waddIe more than walk
Her hoopsso sway about. -. .., .
% a. .. .i... Il ri o. tE7- at ...l .5f.r'
Her igure.may be good, 81 &c.,. A..
Bat no eye can tell ..g 40 sr..
b A, mere lay-fgure would c...,,.. -
Show otfher dress as well.
She may have ancles neat,l ~ .r.#.-t'l
But they're concealed by skirt,
Which chiefly serves to hide her feet,
And gather up the dirt ,l.l sa.y
Then. centl0s, have you, sseen
My Flore this way Gomez, ~ ~ A.''1 - ]
She cannot have unnoticed been, q. u
She takes up too much room g. ID ''
d. "a
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-12

BooTs zoR rae PRrscE;s R3TA1,-o One
item in tie vartrobe On che ;PHneeas
Roy Al Of En- giand on her rnsFriage should
attrace the attention cf American wo-
men and be adopted BY tliem. A part Of
her 's6t out" was twelve pair OF boots.
~hich are described as useful and solid
Some OF them. intender for rough Walking
are provided ~ith trebls soisr
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-12
gThe following letter was sent

ETT The following letter was sent By
a father to his: son at colleg: -f
."My Dear son,-I write to. send you
two pair Of my eld breeches. that you may
have new coat made out Of them. Also
some stocks that your mother knit By
cutting down some Of mine. Your moth.
ert sends your ten dollaasa without my
knowledge, and for fear you may, not use
it wisely. I have kept back half aud only
send you Eve. Your mother and are
well except that your sister has got the
among the other gifls. il Tom had not
had it before. and he is the ohly one left
l hope you win do honor to my teach.
ings; if not, then You are an, ass, and
your mother and myself are your affec.
, tlouaftSe ASo fS pa ses1aSsSf.f kim q II
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-12

/ PsAcE. rs, kAssAs;4 ieiSer from Lsav-
epHprtt, CITY. dgted a % ma 4 fFh. says.
4 .Rserytbing e qatel % ard afouud ihis
place. 1--WE abe faFmsrSs aFe prepaFing
10 put in large CROPS the, eotning season.
and If every thing goes On smoothly 70 Ibo
Icoantry We vii raise 3 surplus of every
thiag this year land Is sllll high
areapdftbe CRY. and bact few miles II
ranges from n 80 70 $50 per ARE
But lev saIrs this winis r..sts
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-12

Eg-A tailor who, in skating. fell
through thesice. declared that he would
never again leave a hot'gooss for 8 cold
duck. -iap 3ll
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-12

4eifbg(iS boa aeEe elio
E6y ghisa c5Ripitsl 5iit e.hs crs..s, h bs saw
s'lPlss ~ N,yoq sPsns as snach as you ges
yea VII never be rishsss tAanIyou are
LISP IS s What men gsts, but Whist be
IssYes Shas eonstiIntes his wealth. Go
lIeATn s1 ths hssts Two roles ot arithmetic
learn addlsson and spbtrRstioa. Add tss
your Capital any amSeat you please. sub
tract the sum which, You add I and tel us.
II the last. adiount wiil not be the same
as tGe tirSt.s = Evefy ,msrtt Ii sht shonId.5 ii
every; yeaf of III lif4. SstasEs some li-
ti8R 70 Ills eabttAt: SIIl say, YOU Oct but,
liltlta2 hitia. spend-less thSn litsls,
and The xt year ON sSIll get more. ior
you Will have the pfotit On the shrfi YOU
skte.' Ftere' is 'ni6 roy al road rs wealth
ahy more Than to- geometry. The man.
Who goes on spending all ,he gets. aud ex.
pe6ts sst6 get rich by s6rnS lucky hit. viii
most likely sink to poverty !: Iot la case u
adverse fortune. ahe 'Ras no 1resoafee !;
whsreas. y by ec6nony he may lay by a
stock that may serve as a provision In
trne of'adV6tstty. You may say thar
theitimes arg HARD, tlis SEASONS are bad
the laws are bad. Be it 80: a6atli were the.
case reversed, Il would make no a iffet-
enee 10 you. l.Eo6kSat home. you spend
more Than you gst9 ~ How can you be
otherwise ''than' poorly iHbR maanhy a re-
spcctable family has fallen Hfto = high
ststi6n. (which they wofthily and honor.
ably filled; Smerely because neither the
gentleman hnof the lady bad been fss
miliRr with the firstionf rules of afilIltae-
tic, % sIusiEi SO asa5 81 a19saio ba6Ssts7iIs
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~ro ..op po.a.oss r0.tiDg-ssl 'sr
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-12

I IA GOOD uN-1s Wsshe ara 7toptay cHp@is
Fitat anscdOts' laOwnCy05clergyinan oh
llisrityl lowho isjsai'bneVert6scon OF 8eas
Pcondibett insajoculW VncoaateFi:. :.aa sa.is ~
tAs'0ns ttUyFis.s weaIipassiug gdGwhg ono
TllIeustreets utaddTs esv,IlsgesiA tli,srtStAta.
wtsuqhe1WsS FttiedWhe t1tactyGt tittonlo
~a9gis sblihlmgESm EnIifpubiJus rh6us.
~htelF beh NSas9 96ppTbHrl1iatSsis onerpf
tltHs f6llOas kndA ing ~ abUhslt6 ghAestd8
gentleman WAS ''haT,l case" nj q i6kesb
t+atdsIIist lpD ayo6id ,bei llio dfEBkA % All
b nds ttmdiruteullta ,IrP&dpM MllEIIl Il-Lzt4saniig
,'s Don,42I ~ stl1H EutponfE fSnopasa
4unTbor .ohI 10 7saotssihtfH0s odI q =
slESs NE. IES4s4A- -chme, oppn. .iteltg the {
meiIy dTeup4hso pup posEbDottheibet eli-l
ed IN hima Ec 8 II hAiledaEnds DR. wat
neand ssha apcppb bnstbG bnGlchnp,t susfs
nddressrd bdpi19qSIq ri5s1W 10 t1ei ~
fsMhat1s44t +IRe hayeta fsputei illeresa
Lotasopsi sinfpeJa aaeaG ISVbichGwe laye,d
fagbeed 10 oilsaXeotoSjon one com petentss
tprgiSe Rc9rpsct deeisjons 'slJGH saeslsr !
b "Ah wat isit?" ,toi1i1ib yoSf6
! ~ HjsjB5JslAl Ali0R 10 ctesagaoft the DEF
,Vih; willlyGust stelt pR haHleld Ille q ~ aslt
- tCpfnl4 l4en1sa lle, ftmPe gEable, q
'hiuis,tE. HR9y gaIli en- presHne me- 60
be- aeqI6iUlsd agh b 4,atltfs, ~ ttllaat f9rt22i
yav fga4ta aktE0ry0gr sels. .iftfatf -
J Pee slnlosslYr Hsns aheu! IiSisB bgslpess, -
FaHd ths Yshq qaiBbsei ,genllsglaR BenE ma
l1and iFEsieH. div s36Sl iya "a ii111s ss1
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A STEAMER IN .CoLrtsf6s wrFn' AZ
WHA1R.1oh the last "trip Of The steamer
CotumbiA9roH Oregon, An unusual mum
Der Of the species of whale known az
''humpback.i' we're; observed sporting iils
the netghburhoodf ofs Hunlb0ito Bay. as
only monsters Of the deep can sport. The
steamer With wind and steam fair ia her
sail. was runniuglat theerate,of 1o3or Ie
knots an hour. when. says a apAsSenger, a1
huge eiwhalS,Tsised iosblow mithiuEd half
rod OF the ships prov, its body lying at'
right ahgles withtlt th6o course tois sAilinp.4a
Fua, thirty feet of the menstef's back !
must have beenaexposed, aud oil lexpeot-
ing AnadId fashionedssi1 si1d "a bod Of
g Crash, the cruel coulter pissed out thro, thy
CELL" Z, y sIsdi iBdl sahtso11 0l osE
when MI Fish sank aimost like l6ad.'
but not quick enough no ''saye his'
bacon, 80 Tor he nwRsi not nt sufficient
depth 10 be out of reach OF the ships
keel. When the 9Th rose the water
l(or some distance af6und wds crimsoued
witiiLs blood. ThoGgh 81 isLI tlinifnish6d
itofeel the BEip stFnelF With sgfsat violence,
turnining the monster completely on itss
beamaends,fth which eposiIi9nit oam6eto
the surface on the blfb boatttsiae atidiust ?
in time 10 receive another s'thump'D from .
tie gteamer,si paddl Bet it aasanos
killed for it was seen makingis 'saytto4a
wards 1.-THE slAhds fsomeh imJmsntS ltter.
Humbolt people ma lOok out fora slips .
Iply'of ltlitlaA1.SdcIuhtsat Ultb,s, ~ ~ 81
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R"wben thou art buying a horse
or choosing q wits.s' says the Tuscan aGnn
R5Sssro lS9ss1a eyes and id commend aa "a.
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Ii55F E97 9hnsI 0s5I eV67 lETI 7-sF7 "a FL
lus 10 so4uos sfid js8ll. I'd tbil lel
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Gai!f le64 eIi' IQl Hplf8yo9 30 "a oNAf
10 RqdW sljail glsv slR ,ksods rsdaasl
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

CAROLINA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS yicksburg-SgD bales of
Isl 4 FistIin &eo-251 Connolly GhampIn-ls7 ThorahU
kcol76 bradley, Wilson Scol SIS Bander Hubbard tco-l47
West, Kenshaw Camnackl29 do Wright Allen Gco-II4 DO
Walter loX &colO6 Donnell AGO IS Payne Harrison
rs Jonn Williams &co7S bales hughes yllsted Ico
10 Edward Male kco75 bales card Saunders Hunt
join Watt Seo5l Gaddn seizes56 % Per8s Seo dc Do
Iiyrne Vance &coSJ Martin Cobb keo4 bales cotton
Ar Mltsnberger Barton2S bales Hugely Blair
SeoI Gordon L CosteloI do Fsiiowos Ecol6 bales Cotton
44s Ry G Se ssaso 49, bgS2 49, do
suudaos to Order-Total $3.50 bales cotton
81 L0UIs-stBamer New Uncle sAm-377 coils rope to NJ
Smith Seo-5l do Haggey heo31O do Martin, Cobb eco
30 bbs FORK ~ do apples do $50 bbls Hour 81
bbs oil Muse Bfos3Q do Place brennan 2Odo Adams
a % a n9oa gSs %e9 POI onr 4 hhds Tobacco
Frazier kco6 sacks oats Short &co-43Ssacks
Roman lemion Il bbs -four 0glesby NGcauay-lU0 do
McGomb Bros &cn0O bb -four james Connolly Ero-lg to
Boye--i8 ibis apple Benton Kns-2l do NIeNe-l6 do
boxes 81 hhds cabbages pks Of vegetables 10
elbondo5O bbs apples 6 head eabbages john 0s}rteu
ffggemm 6to ten hams WF Sco ~ do 5'G TS
Fa bnto-67 b6 pet.oes Twche Gco5 bbls potl-
bSnds25 5o%ss cheese sebaeo1@6 Do 'ly f9 Ec Ss
II goJ Jams &eo-lS bales cotton John WG &c925 DO to
AZ HarAsdac MeFarGn-5l Mckleroy Badord-t6d do
eo57 KnoX 4 lsginsl6 bales cotton Connolly Chnmpm-
30 Hughes Hysead &co2O doFho Henderson Peae27 do
Richard NugeuI &co7 Lewis oglgsbyl4 Payne Harrisos
obs dogr 800 acAs shorts 80 do bran HoeR Gayle co3
pkgs adams EApfes-2 baeshay John Dolly &eo-37 crates
Wright beer Dye Gouenenl3 pkgs John Bnn64
tw5e @ Bpyd E Gus SS II o 9s@ugSSg oa ISL 81
Total 1872 bales cotton, q hhds tobacco
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Laurel Ilill-h5 bales cotton Payne
AZ Oakley Hawkins Sco-48 Byme Vance 6eoi5 cotton
Tson Whng 0 II Min e6 %SqZ- osef S92n
L9t
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aea @rIeans gtlansr aIarket.
cRrsorSr OrrIcg, No. 70 Camp street,

C,RysprSr OFFICE. No. 70 Camp street,
Thursday Evening, sept ~ leoa
Business in all branches Of trade begins to move All me ap
anees and means for great fall trade are Wnlh our colo
and during the coming month there WI Dc larger business
transacted than month Of October FOR years past EVERY
With Of weather for the rpenng and gathering OF tile
The general money market has experienced the effects
this Though there dealers in paper and many capt
s y town. there AN abundance OF money reaitzaoe NJ
s general legal rate Of interest though the legal or lawful
Of interest never had vii have any Influence on
e market Those who want money Will do the best
sy cantha is obtain at and where they can On the lowest
tnE and those who have su to loan or to discount with will
obtain without regard ordinances and enact
Asns' . a y, a.
some sales Of paper maturing next spring al @
ser cent The offerings In disconnting show
- -, = ,5,- n I,,nt,s, ;Ii III Io,, toye
s AAts. i1 lNe' e ~! 4 Z $500 - $50 ~ = - 80
employment for sl resources.
mails by the Niagara through to-day.
~ rsalg borsr,lIx rayabsIAss ,hate nrs az
80 80 III 49, - III ta.I
Resons at the cotton narFeln verPoo has been influenced
greatly BY forwarded from this side regarding the
y ,, ,r,l 1r,,tl T., tfs rro, JIM aron tyn,gayer,
3ise Y $50
controlled this side and that planters and factors at
la have something to say regarding prices The telegraph
yes ~ ln arrival nf t1e sriA are anj4d tn in anntler
= ~ Y
elsu'aA'
fh9Fe was lo'se business uons :" As u 49,
tbe performances OF yesterday ana movements To-day incl
transactions viii hundred and fifty thousand dol
as Among the operations we sight On
.l & ~ n III s, ii u "
Nhlcn dppeeu 70 aNe sWas on e seeP "e4e oia az R
discount Sight drafts A We're taken % l36 and good TO
Ar at a e per oens discount The counter rate Tor checks
y "a Discount. Thirty days sight sold from ~ q l24
Bieoup sixty DAYS sight from liz "a az discount and some
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rs Capt Coffin, of the ship John Hancock from New York
reports having Friday the oath ut ship foul amongst
rocks Brothers. situated between the Great
ami Little aacs She appeared to BE a5a and be making
efforts eSreae herself having anchor forward and
another aft She is painted black, white quarter boards and
quarter ports.
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EXPORTS.

BoSToN-Bark Hannah rhornoni91g bbls -four and 5000
slaves.
AINIrIrLANschr Chipola-176 bb -four, 10 bxs cheese
1909 shingles, 200 pkgs mdse.
PENSACOLA-Schr Marha-i7 bbls f0ur 80 do pork c
hams, 7 casks bacon, go sacks corn Is do oats.
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Brennan ship Achilles Nordenhol from Liverpool Aug ID t
WRrnekiu Il kerchotf.
Ship HaTaOck, new, Snow - days from Boston,
Ship Jas Thcomb, Dean, ~ DAVIS New York.
Bark Golden Era, Thorndik5 from R0ekland,
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-Eas.BIBBB6l


There change Of importance to report In the bullion
nake There have been several arrivals Of gold Including
from Russia and they have principally been sold The
bank lhu demand for export being very limited Silver may
De considered dull OF sale at the qnoiaons
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ASS N IL r g.
Per ship silas Holiness from New York18 Storage passen
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saassarssszA billiard TABLES CONSTANTLY
zE+z1=sff land and for sRefrum the mandatory Of
zea7@asBES Messrs.J. NJ. BRUNSWICK Bro Cincinnati
Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables Brunswick paeEt Gush
ions also Cloths Balls Gaes and a other trimmings bs3ny
ing to this line.
Al ordsrs thankfully received and promptly attended to-
4, ". MERRIAM,
MI ly St. Charles Billiard Room y, Q,
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MOBlLE-Soainbr Caforna--5I bales cotton Bradley VA
son &eo-snndties TO r Hgddes--wd order,
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SgippiHg SnteIIIgtttt.
Fr1DAY, October /, 1858.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Bark Hannah Thornton TAR, for Boston, Hynson eco
Chipoa Church. for Minlau, Goldenbow lesparre
Schr Martha, Harrison, for Pensacola, Mitchell
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Pfo9reors' Capital al4,b53,nM Government securi-
Rest.,54...,.,..+,s. 3iG9A6l0l ties dncludtng
Public deposits Din Dead Weight An
eldilg E&ch quer uuty) ..,.s....4,. IO95526q
SAYINGS Banks, Other Securities, Is, o. 6g2
commissioners OF Notes. ..........4.. HIS 20
National Debt and Cola and silver coin 1927 1855
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BOSTON

k7SE FOR BOSTON - REGULAR LINE-THE
sEs8SSs Al and fast sailing PACKET shin Tlm0T, BiHby,
&s8zmGsteT, having of her cargo engaged. have
dispatch. For satMrc Of freight passage apply %
sG2l GEO. W. tITNSUS 70 30. 81 ANN strrrt.-
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slsss 3e3ssA SHIPS, S'TEAHBOATs AND FAN
5l3t5 tiessuppiad witt Beef Fork, Mutton and Veal
Ass Sausages Fripe and every thing in the autcber-
Ing liue Barrels and hafbarels Of Choice Gorned Beef
7ut42 toorEn5 for Cabin 2r Family Use stns Nos SO
and 81 OLD FRENCH MARKET. BY
MERKEI, 4 PARKER
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, HILAD ELP la.

sETE FOR PHILkDECLPBIA = REGULAR
RtSe Line hhket-fhr tine fast -iuug packet kgh ouar
zs.I. W. Webster. Bennett, master having mn,i oil
her engaged, Viii have dispatch hAlance Of Eei
or passage, apply 10 GEO. W BHNSOS a co,
se2s Sc Gump street.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

I NbEIG4p 81 CO.'S CATALOGUE or GENUINE
saHd popular Family Medicines which they oar to supply
Druggists uud DRNer At Proprietor owest wholesale grCes
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GENOA,

k3IS- FOR GsENOA-TuE n AND VERY FAST
kRA st o american shio Tnulon- is uo@ Io@ttns and
Ss5S=lyu nect with 4HicS dispatch. For remainder OF
freight, apply
sell BAXTER, LOWELL. t co.
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,.,sFxag. FOR CALIFORNIA!H .zrrE,
IA ~ II
HFaa THE ISTHMUS OF TEHu ANTE 5s55ss
Pee.
10 sail on WEDNESDAY, October q, at A. NJ.
CARRYING THE L. S. MAILS.
The Louisiana Tehnantepec Companys magnificent side
wheel steamship
Quaker city,
R. W. Shufvldt ............ ...,. ~. Commander
VIII sail for Mnatan on WEDNESDAY, the 27t Of October
next, ut s A. NJ,
Connecting there with the Compmy's new and beautiful
i4hdmnght iron passenger steamer SUNlT, up the C1z-
coacas river and by Stages overland Veutosn from thence
to San Francisco in the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
vessels.
THROUGH TO CALIFORNIA IN FIFTEEN DAYsl
FOR freight passage having superior accomod atons for
first and second cabin mud eeraEe passengers apply
office Of the LOUISIANA TEHJ ANTEPECi co.
Is CAr5nieet street
10y The Quaker City will thereafter leave regularly the
lh and 9Th each month. Returning will eave Nnnlittn
for New ORLEANS with the California mails passenger
the 2i and 18th Of ench month. sep