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6prtial Notices.
Vegetable substltute for CalomeI and Dlae'
Pill.

NNaNNANlt hunaAsAhAe Tor CuAomeA ana niue-
Pill.
BRANDRETH's VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PtLLs
BY restoring the bowels to their original daily naiural
action give strength tho stomach, party tbs blood.
sab sh toe healthy condition Of the digestive organs and
thus dyspepsia colds coughs. rheumasnls dropses
and sickness generally wheihor chr1uic recent The
ebratel Abe .uethy says Aner having cured the de
the bowels dsb Titles and ala diseases gem
orally disappear Of r accord even in short time
The experience Of century has established the worth Of
these pills beyond dispute, purgatve and anti-bous
medcins and thor use upwards OF 900 conscientious
physicians aud by million Of families. shows that
they supplying OF the wants If humauy, aud
In lvaace Of medical science The above pills. although
purely vegeta 10, now known and used Us substitute
for Calomel Hydrur0 CAoridn Miie) producing all Us
Alternative and ether ind cations, with Of ts disorgan
izaiion effects upon the s5liJs-oen cuppug hfeor
distressing action the teeth and The pre-
pared Concentration from The pIiucipesthe Life
Addition Pills-is substitute for pill tPiule Hyirar
gg, possessing the peculiar action the secretng or
gans Of that preparation from mercury, bat Of its sal
waiting other injurious effects. Those who have use
them as bIuepH substitute or otherwise, award to them
the highest praise They nearer to concentrated
Of Life than anything yet made, In the way Of
medicine by single pill given daily, when hope
SIZED, has oen restored health In fact they supply an
organic principle to TIE blood always wanting in extreme
Old people have the seoretols of ear
II by these Life Addition rius Their val
eas lhs-preservers is beyond estimate.
Brandroths Vegetable Uuiversll Pills remove from the
bowels and blood sick person The cause Of death 90
The LIFs ADDITION PILLS SUPPLY THIS ORGANIC NEcEs-
strY OF THE BLooD's vITAltfY-he minute globues Of
vegetables essences Of which they buthe concreon
have their sraci counterpart the vital sobues Of the
blood Aud nom whe does the blood derive Its life,
It's obules verify from tho source from which DR.
Rranreh derives the life rr oipes Of The ;Liie Addition
Pills-from the Vegetable Kint dom
These pills also the UNIVERSAL warrontd purely
vegetable Retailed respectively at % aud 90 cents PLY
sicans and the public supplied by the gross single box
a d.. Brandret tbs Principal Office No 29l Canast N
Y, aud by
s. Gardner, No 900 Superior street. Cleveland, md
r. wheden, Hudson and b. all respectable dealers in
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NOR SALE.-BOLIVAR STREET
a. Fronting ProspecA good house and large lot with
fruit and shrubboly. $1,000
"A ACRES-In Euclid ius tn line from East Cleve-
laud-og house and frame barn small amount Of tim
Der balance we'll cleared, fiUh black leaning soil. Can
be rented i've years TO pay cent ON priee&bO
KiNSMAN sT-A corner lot 75I2OO ,ot, we'll located -
W'll sell cheap.
LAKE A corner lot with stone dwelling, and barn.
CLINTON PARK-vpoant lot on North Side % sot
mont, running Lake Erie Also vacant lot on south
LAKE Opposite the Marine Hospital-vacant lot 80
H6h u 20 m ally. Cheap
AN IMPROVED FARMIN wISCONSIN-Near to two
large towns aud in thickly Sc lied couniry-eO acr 81
and well Walered. $1,000.
DOVER--Gi acres On lhe Lake shore-soil sandy loam
very ch, well ed - 3aCres good timber, good n,m
house and barn and orchard Of grsfted fruit all ~ hs
rate order. $50 perucre . -. al, 4.
LAKE ST.-Beynnd Clinton Park-Vnoant lot s6Hl6O H.
S6is.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
KINSMAN ROADS mil from the Court House-sev-
eoteen with large cottage house, barn aud va
ri.y fru gaud soil and wei situated viii take in
par pay house and lot In The city S2OOO aud most
ct the balance may remain ON bond ana morSage.-
FkRM-In sheffield Lorar Co.. 100 acres on the No IN
Ridge rOud imiles irnm Eyra, soil mostly sandy and
Rnvelly loan vi IA some bott m land large iwo DRY
form house aud large bRrn and orchnda valuable farm
Sal per acre. about two thirds may be paid in Goo west
FIVE SGREs-Ou the Lake shore North Of Perry ST.
bouuied ON he Souh by ihe tishu,eh x X, hs, lage
bu ding with engine aud boiler valuable for wnnuec-
turing purposes Will take one half ofPpy 10 Western
LINOIS-s2O ac es in the Eastern part ofjhe State ,
miles ftom station on the Chicago Brsnuh u Illinois
Central n II in fine healthy country, improved farms
oil aronud tied mostly hy farmers rom ths region =
Will exchange for good farm within 20 miles Of this
'mnvii ~ pOUSF 4 JENNINGS
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Pic NIos.-Tho scholars Of each Of the public
schools Of the city are allowed to take ono day
IN the present term for pic mic This is a good
plan. part Of the schools have been out, and
The others will 90 soon.
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THE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
u THE HUMAN gIGHT EVER INVENTED
N. Il. sOLOMONSON.

Practical AND ScIENTIFIC OPTICAE,
the largest assortment Of the ost approved kinds OF
PECTACLES. Anhis glasses, whether for near or far
ghted ground under his inspection, by machine
of construction with the reatest care so as
suitthe eyes in al cases curing Weakness DizEiness
Haammafon Of the Eyes, and partng strength or long
reading fns sewing.
~ N. Il. SolomonsoH would here inform the public
thehe never employs any one in the sale Of fhslen
q Also a splendid assortment Of spy GLASSES MI
CROsGOPES COMPASSES, sc kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pam, as perfect as natural
TP-omeeas Superiorstreet ,underthe American Hotel
iuu22
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WIGS | WIGS II WIGS I

BACHELORS WIGS AND ToUPEEs surpSss all.
rhsy are elegant, light, and durable.
Fitting a charm-no turning up behindno shrink ing
the head indeed this the only Establishment where
hese things properly unders o, aud made
233 Broadway, New York.
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CLEVELAND. sATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 4, I859
CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE a, 1850

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
~ Plain aud Ornamental PRINTING! every description
lone ptthe Printing iahshmont the Le0der Office On
latest improved aud most rapiJ steam bFesses ntne
stvle short notice aud at reasonable rates pa
iouar attention paid TO blank work Eyefg descriptions
nnding done especially Blank Books Ledgers Journals
yes Hlnks. fteeetviug Rocks. 40. &C
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W. FINkE. IIeve lhnd /,
MATRIMONIAL.

TO THE LADIES or THE UNITED STATES:
1t has been my good fortune restore to health many
housands Of my country-women.
My has excited the malice Of the eDvious and
aous but their prosecutions have served only to extend
nd estab my reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
fallen pathway, from the tair sufferers whom
I have relieved So long ! held in aIectionate and
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced
ski afford TO iespse the efforts Of mischef-makers
nd sandeTe
Ny friends Have repeatedly urged me to place my med
clue for producing mensruaton within the reuoh Of the
ladies of the United States; but ndsposton enter
field occupied by quacks with their pemciOus nOstrums
and fear that unprincped counereiters might palm upon
public their worthless limitations have hitherto pre-
vented from abishns agencies for the sale Of my
ASIlE DE PEMNIE," in the United States,
Atast yield the entreates Of patients and friends
and offer the suffering Females Of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World
In regard to the efficacy OF the "AMlE DE FEMME"
need only say, that liquid form, aud is such
have used my in France, for years and
that it has failed satisfactory result
The Annie de Femme" and mens'ruaiion In the
lation of and effect 1t is alike powerful 70 originate
aeahy menstrual dow where it has existed, and tC
restore it where II has been from any suppressed.
In ordero guard against imposition the wrapper Of dreI
hons each bottle of the "Amie de Femme will bear
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing
vii be sealed with my private seal.
DIR. p. II. RECORD.
PARIS, January, 1851.
For sale Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISK r
No % Superior street Cleveland, who will supply Tho
Annie de Femme" at the Propuetor's prices
aulOd&wly6
THE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TIC
l. THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
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II o-------=-=- o------ E~)N
&5s'T Z5s9
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Bankers.
Att'ps & GounsrllOrs.

IN j. HICKMAN, ATTORNEY AT
LAW Office er the M rchanis Ba 3 Cleve-
and, Ohio lebklk "
pROOKS 4 FORD ATTORNEYS
Cleveland, Ohio.
D. W. BRoOKs. L. W. FoF"-
fehR
WTIILIAMSON & RIDDLE, AT
wv TORNEYs AT Law. Office No 80. SugsrieT-st
Cleveland Ohio 8 WILLlAMSON-
lan2l A. O RlDDLE.
NHARLES @. BALDWLN--ATTOR-
A)nev and Counselor at Law-Ohoe n Supert g. over
CTy Rank ieni5:dly
DALMER & AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
A AT LAW. Office Commercial Sank 80
A SPER, J. f., ATTORNEY AT LAW,
IN Warren rumbu County, Ohio. Ofice, No -
n 7isa. .,rsai dec3-d9l
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Opslers.

OYSTER DEPOT. &C. S. 1@ -
" MALTBY,s Gate Holt 4 Maltbys) NSXkSH
CELEBRAfED. OYsl ERs viii be NNp
RECEl u lily,
From his establishment 10 Batlmoro-put up IN cans an
war; ntod fres aud god Oi no sale. -
Also so-HERMETlCALLY SEALED OYSTERS, LOB
sTERS CLANS Splcvd Oysters aud Sariines Kept con-
Etantly on hand,
Bal imo e. New York and Princess Bay Shell Oysters
will he received dai " by EXnTess.
~ CRACKkRS fsr sale, by tho barrel
fg- ORANGES LEMONS, and CIGARS, BY tho box.
W. W GAINES, Agent,
&C No ~ Superior treet. CavelHnd. n.
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DR. w J. GUILD HAS REMOV
IL cd his Den al ,fice 20 Room No IS Hoffman bio,
6u eriOr street. East Of public square, nth OF p An
vino nee ia seiyIce OF nenist, vii save ihens selves
muoh SUFFERING as we'll as MONEY uy givug him a
cal toc richly used muigae pain, ior those VINO de-
sire IL. ....-... -, ,z.,,,.,
On Gold, 81 Porcelain nd NulctniZed Hubb r Base
In Tho best manner Teeth ia from SO 90 so Gold
maFlI
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DeWtistrp.
DENTS ray
AT 21l SUPERIOR ST.

IF YOUR TBETP ARE GOOD,
l. read tho following lines II your teeth are bad read
them with great II you have teeth at all lisp
fact IN It sl daily eyhbi cd tho streets in the social
circle aud ia the parlor by the hunbles peasant and the
proudes that hundre DIS Of lose good
cts Of teeth for tho want Of The timely all Of good Bud
skfu dentist poor aud inferior operation is in many
cases than all If your teeth are good have
them e1ammed by good dentist and keep them in order
II or time should be ls but ha hem repair red the
soner the ter and escape that which Burns Is tn.
he'll Of III diseases Al regularil"s Of tho teeth should
be at endei 10 childhO ID ana youth.
ners dcsirous of fne d8nta opeati rs are iuvi
ed al y whsro particular attention ls gwen
20 tho preser gaton Of the ura teeth, where tho
VULCANIZED CORALITE,
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1fluabintsts Mc.

81 "a d q ; A. ",
Manufacturer Of all kluds Of
SMALL MACHINERY, LATHES. MODELS,
Rolling Mills for jewelers. and Dentists
SEAL AND OTHER PRESSES &e.
TURNING AND FlNISIilG GENEkALLY.
Effcuberlot street. Amercuu Buildings (levelard, o.
0-~os'.s She Waddal' Hause uug9o i72'
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ROUSE q ) JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
AID
IN SURA NOE

No. oil Superior Street, Marble Block, up stairs,
fail
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6otels.
Builders & Artbitffts.

DROOKS S. G. a. Il. W., BUILD
AD ERs. Ais danufscturers If Doors Blinds SASH
Brackets and W tnds Of Scroll Saving aud Gothic WORK
4ttep m paid Fiug-Up Stores Factory
Divisinn-st us Centre Blo"t Cleveland o. nOl0-c3l
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~ BOOTS 4 SHOES. N
TT LORD & co. have removed TO
LAs No. 30 pm street, next door 10 1ewet's
BOOK store, where hey would be happy 70 the'T
AND SHOES Is 1iepsiss, AID cpmprises fun aSsort-
ment OF Bsn lomeu, LLdies' and Chidrens wear They
viii exert themselves 70 maintain Tho they have
earned IN years pas for the elegance durability OF
.nrla.sm-sa LORD co.
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For sale Wholesale and Retail by WILLIAM FISKE
No % Superior street Cleveland who will supply the
Annie de Femme at the Propretor's prices.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER Gas

SATURDAY, August 6-.6P. 81
The steamers Jura and Neu York sailed 70 dav fly
Europe the former with 81, 1885, tue latter xa s35aSJs
in specie on freight making the total shipment Ct the
Gay s7s6,42f Exchange coned dull at raes fraction
heio" these current yesterday morning Money ective
at the highest quo.stons Of the week.
The stock market was steady TO day. wittoot chance
from the prices current yesterday afternoon Tee chef
feature was the renewal OF the bear Attacks on New
York Central, the leading Western shares and ui,cn
River Some people seem to have expected an Increase in
esrnf 81 CT the railroads before the end Of July their ds
appo1tnebtn this respect induces them expect further
decline In aket valpes Rock Island aud Central were
Doth quite acve and did no: yield materially the ham.
rnerpg which they underwent Toledo has row declined
10 s dali at the quotation. The Michigan ah ares
are neglected. Pacific Mail advanced agsin, and was
quoted ~ 70 al the cosc We canno s1ceran that there
~ any truh 10 the rumors OF arrangement. with
Nsnoerbhs, and copEider them unreliable. Panama Is
steedy Cumberland is dull the last quotations were sl1
he snare slate stocks and railway bonds Inactive
prices femsin pretty steady. Some government aud
Treasury notes finding their way to Eirope There
was 10 second board to day, on Saturday, aer
inc morning sesslop the market was inactive.
Inc following was the business of the Sub Treasury N
day
r. .blSs 37S -
roa, naY 49,, losvuo W
roai paJ nehts. .t,.....,.......,..,.. l21 1872 50
"V''''''s's's b $40 500 70
me exchanges az the Bank Clearing House t u moruDg
we're ZIG isS'4to es, and the b,ances s71l ,720 60.
me peiS Rapid, arrived 10 day from Vera crez, bas
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HIGHLANDS. Aus suDset-ship W est Point from Live
pool and two bsy VI the Highlands stp IRE px
agDsl SteLnlio cew YORK; for 8seueo cea I'd tie b.
A3:s0P Pm. Wind s, light weather clear.
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Neo29 In specie on board, and the MEXICO, from Me-
Orleans, $780,, $50.
We learn, By telegraph nom Washington that the 70.
ceps tn The Treasury for The quarter ended with June
exclusive Of trust funds. s2s l9e Asa. including
oco nom customs, s4A2ya7e from pubis lands,
nd from Treasury notes, issued under the sc.
Of t.'pgress Of December, 1857.
The sxpsndturss during Ae ssmo period wore
si2cco 'a''ss"s ''ooe 900 IL p.ymsn. Of a- ,.sa'v
noes, and 81 ss4 600 interest OF The pablo debt, in
Cludirg Treasury notes.
Tho following table win compare tie exo~ = Of the
seven principal -sxpe articles for the ,,sek;-
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, August C. P. N.
ASHES saes so hts q. SIS IS for pots n1i S. 6z for
pearh. Stock IL SIS.
CoTToy il duh aud upaltercd
FLOUR has declined ice. l5c Per Dbl Demand limited
gale, 1900 bbis. STATE ald Western aud 500 bbs
Southern. WV ~
WHEAT % lower. Sales 1900 bushels 81 81 25 a 81 IS
or RED and 81 40 for white S9u.hern and white wes,ern
onpt $500
Corn. -Sales 6,Oc0 bushels mixed Western AZ 7sc.
RE, Barley and Oats are unaltered.
PoRKis down to S4 so S14 90 for ress aud $40 rs for
PRIME per Dbl. S,les 500 bbs.
BEEF rs dull ana heavy.
LARD, Butter and Cheese remain az agt noticed
WHIsKEY-Sales OF small .o.s AZ 25H ~. per gallon.
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POSTAL DIEECr UEY.

Foreign and Domestic Masrr.
TTnr or JLofINd AT TG9 NEW YORK OFFICE
OosxsrIc.. Sorh-lhary, Bufslo and Canada. sIb p a
wsn.sr asa ns w, T H. AL Sss NJ
sontd and southwestern
ssasera man. ty raii'o.d.s}s 4 K nd" "a
sgynAY Mars On sunday ali ,usils close Al 81 g
once 4. ~ I'M
oALuessA..s ~ steamship on sa.ur.
Overland gsh ior C.iisorni. leaves q, faa
dsass e ;Sopid ). si ed " q sd.s e
Lars ORR Ts Overland Ksn or yossph tssJ 70 Gar
sah Lc';ers should 30 married soysyls .
nAvsHi''.'"ny s,salnSbr cahasbs, Friss,, Au.
&c. plerrc ..y s.srp:btc ., lia
1ss Ss y si.r tn: .,ys Of ..ss FL,
hHe Oonrd pacset a This port being sncs
E2nth, 80 s.eams gsr1ss WIN be desssasheS
atNsaasn. y. r. " '""
EuRorS.....ror Lverpeol, by steamship Europs
rom Boston, close here Tuesaa,,
4usu1 o....'..'.. ................lx &6xPM
Whk OF C1osiSa Al rHb LONDON orrIUn
scxsAY. The Overland MsD 10 Bombay cicees "a Io,aa
@louows:-Vla MarseIles Oh tie ID and 18Th M
s s@In month Wis southampton Inc i2tb aad
cALourSA.. lob ls'b seh. VIA xarsercs. lfs. I'M
-, a.. Shh Zth via SoGtbarnDf "a.
"hSA' Nsr%s 81 % he A and 18Th Via soua
smpoL and Buey 10th
MAUEI'1us'. WA Aden on the .lh ard TIN OF The month
kne nArreles ras despatbe4 o. DE eve ~ .trrrs
cstea SHOULD ery or tsese dates AL On Sunday shs oa h
6eapstched he fol- loving evening - '' 80 ~ "
Inc southampton mails an the ", a.
ahes SHOULD spy Of there dates fall On Sunday hs
nAu " despatched ne pernins previous
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ARRIVALS.
don ana two children Mrs esrdnr and Mrs zssu
Mss Barrow Mr.. ouica srs ri ard two children Mss
as s NJ R essp s sns . M s
ohs,y ard & ISsy sp se Ssg: aret cs.
ss I.csai.e soadsw. son and servant Fr,so ri =
Sne ssd eve Sh the
e.-. :nd rs m 4 ne u 81 s.s s.
s esd Es h ns NJ m Mr.
rrc Port Prince in the brig Isabella Beurnaan-Eruil
Thomson, busseroa Dufo't
DEPARTURES.
Mas E1zai eth Mon e. New Ye1s Mr Nelly Vie asater
and con iKs O sriso ssy aDd shla: N;s .
e. Wee Proficient OF Iew a,anads Mr. kd~s,d oyz,,
sa Nsr rSseH esss
W. Mr. saDs n
M NJ Spg K, York
~ fss n. 5Ssss nd S
Tucker, h.mmer rao, vile ana child NY !. Hyeis
ae fos sos p'ia
4 HusS RS"a sh Boz. nnsss sSs os
ss9ss: IF II Pi nsSs s s.sssss
snGsr o. sfy ,s ss,9sS
Aanahon " shd6 in the seeTage l23 0s5
nspece.
Smith SiahseI sGs, Hries nsy Q Gosfs,s
r Diomel p Gsraner; Io.n hoss 9 d,eeal q white
W Uewen. JeDes " Watson tsrdfnrd 3 hi'9e, Patrick
Nara. Mics len Mara MIG, Maria Mara, ard Max
and fenr children Fpppy Monroe ogden, Mr. and Mrs
GForsyh three cht't apd servant; Jos CONWAY
jesse vedes u fichsrds 4 HudAon; Youor ..obi,
dsr. wawbobT, Niss tio'os,eo Mrs farley, Dess
Wibers ID CsmnaLh Gsg Winbers, Grs spencer, ] z
Rove, Isk, Geo r taiiey E'ssmsn @ Martin ID ia
,teerage.
For Chsrleccn, IN tbe sesmshir James Adger Eef
ron. T He, necy. v f"rcDrk J. Rolander W Berry,
boylstop, W TbcrpsIa. o Rsip, grs n Tocmsr
BaumsDp, JEo Robinson. fiInsvean Eelson Huptley
Happen and lady p reryil j n Coleman S Is Hsii
and lady scott sne isdy. Jno Poptsous and lady Mrs
Otis w Perphsrd. Da5gerHel5, = seowniag, Caot q
lie wis Johnsor ard family eobert Mrs Miller
Cummings Bart Su.na. Clark. W Brower, Aiss Sta
venson Mise Stevenson, " Cooley, Desuncey q
10 the e,eerSge
For Norfolk &c. In the Steamship Yorktown e Green
Q Elliott Rardgrove. lady and ant Mss Hari
grove, Mirs Lyon, scNt. Mics Try VIM nJrv io1d
Ice. . Gooalce, Ess L Tractors aud cai.d Abrsb n
Brewer and LADY Ers sesetog, Vim Graves lady
children laac Lord Judge Daev and lazy Jud
son Francis Chambers. mas dams and child h,os
berger John Ecgers, Csrt IA Try, Ansuir gu-os
lcsepe Lettop Mre (ssrdper, Mrs Edwards Beesmar ~
sullivan srd lady 1homas Cogap Jcssph Lawrence a Cos
Resr nre Brown and t~o children, a Groatnmey- ii
zen in the s,eersge
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The July semi annual statement Of the cpntio, 81 e
free banks o; Indiana which just publsnst, shows tn
circulation OF seventeen yet continuing TO ISSUE
do general banking b,sineas DE 81 $50 SAT. rb,
amount Of securities in the sto,ss ,osed
the Treasurer OF S.se u 1895 072 and Lae amount
apece in the vsuts salo,l26. T5e circulation AMI
ties about the II amount IN January last.
Tne Reading Rslroat, foe tie week eptrg Aosus, a.
brought over 40, 2o4 torF ssog total lauaa-y
COL las TONS agains: 92o 462 tons Ia the peo
last year the s,huy'kn Navigation Compaoy broom
down 80, $40 tons, making total tcnnsge this Ct
65s OLE against 5S5 400 tons lat scaso-.
Tie receipts Of Inc Gaeus roaG in Julvers $4,000
falling of compared with July, 1853, Of $1,000 RE
Michigan Southern shows receipt Of fio2 o50 tgaios
STAT eco in July of ast year; and the Michigan cesV
ahou. 800 ooo agsns. sts3 200 the ninth rss
year. This will probably be the last nonth that Will
decrease
The and liabilities Of tbs New ClieLzs 1anAs
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THE WEATHER AT New ORLBASs.-Now have we
passed thu ough the second of the summer months
and come to Iammas tide Now is the weather
daily topic of comment and of complaint. Now are
we tired of too much sunshine, and now sigh we
for refreshing showers Now does the mercury
soar toward the nineties, and keep there, in the
thermometer, very Fahr-in.heit and heat Now are
rides and drives to the lake along the coast and
now trips to the Gulf shores and excursions to ru.
raj environs held to be delightful and refreshing
Now is the time for many to go away, for more to
stay, and for few to come. Now Is business slack
and amusement lacking. Now are big water.
melons green without and red withil-plenti-
full and refreshing Row are large purple figs sue.
culently delicious, pears juicy and superb, peaches
in abundance, and apples as tempting as they were
in Eden. Now is the singing of the mosquito
heard in the land, and his bill presented, by day
and by night, for acceptance. Now is making
newspapers labor Of Ssyphus, of Ixion, of Tan
talus, and of the Danaides. Now there arc cool
and comfortable evenings coming in pleasant con
trast with the heats of the day, Now we are en-
Joying the most perfect health in our borders, and
now have we no apprehensions of its being other
wise this season. And having said all we have TO
say, we begin to think our readers would be pleas
ed to have us stop-now!N. 0. Picayune, July
81,
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