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TRIUMPHANT! TRIUMPHANT!
Competition we Respect--OppOsItion
We Defy.!! mm
KEAy GREAT RUeH TO 80
ASKEW s. BROS
CLOT THING EMP OR U II!
Too doors South Washington Hotel.
VIcKsBUR3, Miss.

StINCE the opening of our new, spacious, and
been appreciated with an enthusiasm which we
scarcely dared to anticipate. Although We pre-
d red ourselves with stock of Goods equal to any
emergency we had no idea that We should be met
at the start with SO large trade. Not to be
thankful for such manifestations of publie conf
dencs would evidently be ungenerous on our part,
and we ave, therefore, endeavorei to reciprocate
what We have received BY marking our goods at
Lower Per Centage Of Profit,
and at the same time have endeavored to improv
in every department, the quality, style and manu-
facture of our Goods. We think that our arrange
ments are now in the
HIGHEST DEGREEsPERFECT
We are constantly receiving in store, New Goo Is
and Styles in the greatest variety and res ect
fully invite al in want of
CLOTHING
FURNI SHING GOOD S
OF every description, for Men and Boys, to give
call
MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT,
Which is under the supervision of
MONS. LEROY,
One of the best French Cutters in the South
We keep on hand the best quality of Cloths, CASH
meres, Vestings, Linen Drills, d., &c.
None but the best workmen employed.
sB- Satisfaction guaranteed in every branch
of our business.
April 10 '80-1y.
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Valuable River Plantation for Sale,
FkNHE undersigned, offers for sale his Plantation
L situated on Honey Island, containing 500
acres, Of which $50 are in cultivation, and $50
more have been deadened seaveral years. The
place has good dwelling house, negro quarters
stable, cribs. fine new gin, and other convention
out buildings. | also will sell my stock of horses
mules, cattle and hogs, and the corn, fodder and
farming utensils, on the place. The property, is
very valuable, the land being very rich and pro
ductive; and fronting TchuIa Lake, which is
navigabe tof barge boats during the winter and
spring and also being situated within eight miles
of the YaEOo River and twenty three miles Of
Yazoo City.
For terms apply to me at the Plantation. Let
ters addressed to ms at Yasoo City care OF Banks.
dale Mcfarland, will be received.
Aug "a GOVT: J.R RICHARDS.
b'aanLatIOn for Sale.
OFFER my place tor sale, one mile from Sharon
l. containing eight hundred and fifty acres, f,
hundred acres in cultivation, improvements sub.
stantial aud convenient.
Dwelling, four good brick chimneys, six rooms
fire places in all, two good cisterns, in the yard
wells in the field gin mill and crusher, dwelling
one mile from Colleges, male and female, at haron
will sell low, for cash, or on time, Of one or tRG
payments or one third in hand, tho balance il
two equal annual payments.
n. g. ROUSSEAU, Sharon,
Sept IL DOWN. Madison Co., Miss.
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rHAvRE. Oct. 6.-Ths sales Of cotton during
the past week reached 1900 bales, the mar
ket closing luiet but steady.
The stock Of cotton at Havre adds up 162,-
coo bales.
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MISS. Reports only two complete sets.
w Aug go BM0REY.
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New Advertisements

RAIL ROAD AND STAGE LINE
FTNO the East, through connections to Mobile and
Il to Montgomery, Ala, and to the North and
East.
The Cars on the Southern Railroad run daily to
Newton, and tho Stage runs thence to Enterprise,
On the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, thirty miles dist
lance. The Stage line has been stocked with su-
perior four-horse teams and Coaches, and the dis
lance by Stage to Montgomery, Alabama, reduced
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PERSIAN F'k YER CHARM.
TRY 1t. Prove II. KDC

And make known its wonderful powers and viz
tues, that those who suffer, or who are threatened
with suffering, may be led to use a simple, timex
ious preparation, furnished by the field of Nature
for
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| COpiah County Lana Tor Saie--20,OOO
Acres.
| TEyHE above number of al of land will be
| l. sold at private sale to suit purchasers. 1t
lies on and within seven miles of Railroad track
and convenientto Hazehurst and Bshala nepots.
1t varies in quality from the best creek bottom
to the common pine hill. Purchasers may on rea-
sonable terms obtain tracts OF any size and quail
ity. For information apply to me at Gsllatin,
Copiah county, Miss. SAML REDUS,
JAN 5, '5S.-tf. Agent.
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Fer Sale.

I WILL sell cheap piece of property in 9 Tan
Il Yard, situated in the town of Benton, in Yazoo
County The yard is situated in a wealthy portion
OF the County, and the facilities for getting hides,
bark &C., are certainly great inducements to those
wishing to engage in suca q business. The Yard
is large and in good order, with the necessary TOOLS
and bark enough for tanning purposes for about
one year No charge will be made for the tools and
bark now in the yard. Address, W. T. KING.
Feb II '60-wtf. Benton, Miss.
ValuaDl.- Property Tor SaIe.
HOUSE and Lot in this city. A great bar
"A gain will be given, call on
Feb % '60-t ~f. OWEN.
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FIFTY NEGROES FOR SALE.

SLAVE DEPOT, CRYSTAL SPRINGS.
KKTE have established Depot at Crystal Springs
w Mississippi. the New Orleans and Jack
son Railroad. for the sale of Negroes, aud as onr
facilities for buying cheap and desirable Negroes
unsurpassed, we can say to purchasers, that we
will make it TO their interest to call us before
purchasing elsewhere, and purchasers who are vis-
ting New Orleans, would ind it convenient AID to
thelr interest to examine our stock.
Relying entirely on making large and quick
iales sustain in Offering such liberal induce
ments, and any Negro sold by US, that dees no.
como up to representation, as per bill Of sale
will be taken in exchange with ffstle trouble as
possible to the purchaser.
Being permanently located here, We can be found
> at all times to make our guarantee good. We have
just received large lot of young and likely Ne
groeS, and will Continue receive, as may be re-
quired, No. Men, Boys. Women, Girls and Fami-
lies; also, extra Cooks, Washers and Irone s.
Blacksmiths, &C. NJ. N. ROBERTSON & co.
Crystal Springs Miss. Aug % '6O-W3m.
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100000 FEET OF LUMBER FOR

= TILLMAN and ). W. Taylor are running a
D. first-class SAW-M1LL at Bahala station,
New Orleans, jackson and Great Northern Rail
road where they now have fine stock of DRY
LUMBER and are prepared to fill and furnish or
ders at the shortest pc sible notice. at the usual
rates on the line OF the railroad.
Terms Cash, or City Acceptance.
TILLMAN &TAYLOR
~ Mr. r. R. Bate our authorized agent at
Jackson, whose orders will bs promptly attended
to at all times.
B4hals, C6piah county, Miss, August l, 1860.
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Drugs and Medicines.
INtllIS day received an installment of six cases
Il of Drugs and Medicines.
Oct 10 80. ]. B. MOREY
NOAL Oil Lamps bargains. at
~ Oct Is 80. j. 3. NOR EY'S.
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Valuable TrHct OI Lana iof SAFE.
\ WING near Grenada, Miss, known as the ROSE
IL GROVE PEACE containing 100 acres, more
or less; between and 800 acres in cultivation
and 1000 acres of good land could be cleared and
added if desired. The above land is well timbered
lies in Yalloousha Valley about 200 acres up
land the remainder good bottom land, lying within
two and half miles of Depot tho Central
Railroad, and the Mississippi and Tennessee run:
still nearer, but does not touch it.
Improvements A good Dwelling House and
Kitchen, Clubhouse Mill house, Stables, Cribs and
quarters, new; one of Pages new Circular Saw
Mills, at which all the plank for plantation use car
be made; Also good grist mill.
tits rarely the case that so good tract of land
can be purchased in any country.
TERMS :-One-half Cash, and the balance in
equal instaliments, with iate-est at per cent un
til paid.
The proprie.o lives on the place, and will take
pleasure in showing tito any person wishing to
urchase. WILLIAM MlNIEh.
April 10, 1s60-w7m.
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Plated Ware of the hast ou.,;,v

Piated ware OF the best Quality.
lust received, choice assortment of Casters
- Spoons. Forks, Cake Baskets. Soup Tureens.
Walters, Butter coolers, Cups Goblets Saltcellars
Julcp Strainers Ice Bows, Gail Bells, Coffee Turns
Pickle Stands, Pitchers, Preserve Dishes, Spoon
Goblets, Candlesticks, Card Baskets and Stands.
Octl9 so. J. b. M0REY
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VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SAIL

VALU A BILE ThfAN "A IAON EON SAAL
4 OFFER tor sale my "Athlone" place, situated
l. in Wilkinson county, Miss, about l32 miles
from Woodvilie and % from Matches, on the lower
WoodVille aud Nathez road, between the Buffalo
and Homochitto. 1t is some IL miles from Hutch.
ms Landing on the Mississippi is some four OF
Ave miles in direct line from that river; and
when the Homochitto is opened it will tie within
two miles Of navigation. 1t contains about 1890
ocres of very fine land, a great deal of it bottom
land; is plentifully timbered, and affords fne
pasture as can be found the country. About SOC
acres are now in cultivation. The Improvement t.
consist of dwelling house, Clubhouse, quarters, corn
cribs, stable &c. The neighborhood is good and
healthy. Possession given LIST Of January.
For terms apply to JOHN S. HOLT.
Oct % '59-s&w If.
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE
HIHE undersigned ofersf for sale his late rosd enc,
l. in the city of Jackson, situated on State stree
opposite the residence of Col. C. s. Tarpiey.
L. v. DIXON.
oct 10 So tt
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Necessary CautiOn..-Shos'd unprincipled
Dealers try to palm of another article, which pays
better profit and is wOrthless-HslmbOl6'l EA-
ract Buchu they must buy for cash--Ask for Helm
oold's, take no other.
CURES GUARANTEED.
JOHN WRIGHT CO., 81 aud Isl Chart>s
street, New Orleans, Wholesale and Retail Agent,
y appOintnent
f5EF- Cut this out and send for Il.
To be had Of our Wholesale aud Retail Agsnt
C. A. MOORE.
DRUGGIST AND BOOKSELLER
Jackson, Mississippi.
Hes on hand, large lot of fancy perfumeiy, drusS
hmicals dye stuffs, glass, lime, cep-pS pl.1ter
aris, dc. &c. Feb '60-s-S SOW IaWly
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A GREAT BARGAIN

q
FaSHE place formerly owned by DIR. ID. o. Williams
Il within 4 miles of Clinton, noted for health
aud in reach OF the finest schools in the State
male and female, well watered, with or 700 acre.
Of good creek bottom, for sale, low, very low, as
am determined to break up farming. There are
1920 acres in the tract, new gin house, and press
a new corn crib, fine dwelling house dc. Nearly
1000 bushels and fodder, also mules and horses
brood mares, cattle, sheep and hogs. The land
will be sold cheap and on accommodating terms.
Mr.. Tier, the Overseer on the place, will show
the land to any one wishing to purchase, or appli'
cations can be made to the subscriber at Clinton
Kinds Co. MISC. GEO. STOKES.
Nov '59-tf.
Eagle of the South, American Citizen, Canton
IN ish till forbid.
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A Farm for Sale.

A Farm Tor Sale.
1T is one mile from, Jackson, on the Railroad tC
Brandon. Well inn roved-about one hundred
acres in cultivation; good garden; large guam
tity of every kind of fruit; about four hundred
acres in the tract; plenty of wood for the Jackson
market. The terms will be accommodating to thu
nurnhaser March 10 '60-tf. E L. MAYES.
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I'm &c TINE:
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM.

OR,
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM.
FEVER AND AoUE DIFFERENTIATED.
The Human Constitution Saved fror Wreck.
The Preventive and REMEDY
for an
Intermittent and Bilious Fevers.
Cures Insured in Day
NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE.
lnpectine. Inpectine.
lupectiae. Inpectine.
inpectine. lnpectine
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Washington County Lands for Sale.
II AN disposed to sell my valuable tract Of Land,
Il on Sunaower River in Washington County
numbers are:-N e Il, Section rs, Township Is
Range 5, W; all of Section 80, N u, Section 81
and n 4, Section %, all Township IS, Range T.
west containing Ia 10 acres lying one or two miles
the Cranes and General Downing. For further
information and terms apply to the Hon. Madison
Nc Afee and Hon. NJ. D. Haynes, State Treasurer al
the Capitol.
June 90 Govt P0WHATAN ELLIS.
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ReadI Read! Readi
dslmbold's Extract Buchu is q edicine which Is
pleasant and in its
TASTE AND oDoR
rec from all injurious properties,
But immediate in its action, giving health and
igor to the frame; bloom to the pallid check and
estoring the patient to a perfect stats of
HEALTH AND PURITY.
HelmbOld's Extrsct Buchu is parpared according
Pharmacy and Chemistry, and is prescribed and
Used by
The Most Eminent Physicians.
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman Of
hecity Of Philadelphia, H. T. HELMBoLD, Chem
st. who, being duly sworn, does say shat his pre-
araton contains no narcotic mercury, or injurious
Irugs but is purely vegetable.
H. T. HELMB0LD, Sole auufactursr.
Sworn and subscribed before me, the Esd day Of
November, 1854.
wM. P. HIBBARD, Alderman.
Price, 81 per bottle or six for So, deliS srsl to
INV address,
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LANDS FOR SALE!!
M RS. NJ. W. NICHOLS, offers for sale two tracts
I'VE of land, lying about ~ miles from Jackson,
the Livingston road. On the premises are
all the necessary buildings for plantation purposes,
including gin, and the lands in high state Of
cultivation.
For fur her particulars, apply to J. c. Napier, OF
to the und resigned on the premises
Sept 81 Got oct Is NJ w. NICHOLS.
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For Sale or Rem

For Sale or Rent.
| A PRODUCTIVE Plantation containing about
| N 1900 acres, 500 in cultivation, located u
miles west of Walden Depot, Carroll Co. Miss
Location healthy, and good neighborhoOd. For
particulars apply to Gem Jo Bell, Jackson, Miss
or to the undersigned at Shongalo, Miss.
Feb IL '60-Wtf. e. k0PPEREL.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
DWELLING House and Lot, situated imme-
n diatey in the Junction of the New Orleans,
and Jackson, and Southern Railroad. There are on
the lot, tive comfortable dwelling Houses, each con-
tanning five or six rooms ; also cisterns and all
other eonvenie noes for families. For particulars
apply on the premises to
March 6O-d, W. II. DONNELt.
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rom whatever cause originating and no matter Of

All the above diseases and symptoms admit Of the
same treatment and may originate from the SANE
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1a,Iv.1 OF r1r ROYAL souADn0s At FORT.
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The Human Constitution Saved fron Wreck.

Au IItNVHTfNt anu IbtIItuy
for an
Intermittent and Bilious Fevers.
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a letter from London says that the Pied
monies LAncers had galloped close to the
gates OF Rome, in ehase Of the Pontifical
Gems dArmes.
The town Of Ancona has capitulated, and
Zen. LAmoriciere surrendered to Admiral
Pensano.
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.gy 6ts 6slsgrapb,
LATER FROM EUROPE.
From Tie Ns.0 Orleans Pepers.

LAIEh FhOA EGkUFk.
ST. JoES's. N. F.--The steamship Arabia,
whiSh passed Cage Race Sunday, brings, in
addition to the news already telegrsphed, the
following intelligence
LIvERPooL corroE MARKET.
LTvgRPooL, Oct, p M-The sales Of
cotton yesterday amounted to Il, 900 bales, of
which 1000 were taken BY spectators and
for export
The market generally closed firm, at Fri
darsa nnntnfinna
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And for diseases arising from habits of dissipation
1t removes all improper discharges and will restore
che patient In short time to state of health and
purity.
Use HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU for die
eases and affections of the most distressing char
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NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE,
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ana servant rhos GsyeT lady and daasssr; wax
srr Miss SS sGS U a Adams an rp sy MIS- .
md lady % a1 and "sS snd sd
Mathew. Mrs .Hgs and aanshsr, Thos Ts6in and ady
children and sooman and friend Misses ami
tcchv s God Mise. Ann and Mary norton Miss I'd
. ss.r Gsp PARKS sp Ms
Massr xccarsy seS Fisher Mrs. Esss and %fs s~y
child Aises Linn LONGS NJ Osborne and LADY
sdy whssccs and lady Reynolds Jr iaas p ni
two children; :, Mrs Mary Gshn Reed NJ White
&Dssr.en Hse E.ssr5roqs 'Is wslss aaf Cold
o s s@s sn9 6cs assss s9a.s
R Yr1s 0aG Gsnnsh sr Mr T.s allen Phillips
Hail M NeKensis aHisr1s 10 stserass ''A'as' Il
DEPARTURES.
ss ShS N Esn's Mrs R sy william Fn wire and
Bertrand e%e joseph wsts9n I lyon 'se si Rss :
VIM smith cowsrs WIN ssi,er E@ n se Mrs safcs
cT Miss wase ancsn Res M ssn n sws.S Mis-
Wife Henry Dennyand ia in the steerase Total 100 spe
soSrHAxIcs AND HAvRE- Steamship Fnlon-Mr and Mrs
Col Henry Bohen and two servants Miss Boheu Miss Bo
f nasr Miss NSry % Mis- Ms f
i To-, and and servant, Miss rO Mr. NJ rG Mr. and Mrs Not
Jnan Josh Marauez oar children and servant Miss Marq
rere and servant. Mr. Fe-rere: Mr. Beaupland
New York; MIR Miguel soler, Mr. J A Keynes, havana.
Mrs Ach,l " Miss Achill y; Mr. and Mrs Schucaard
chid and servant, y; Hon johnson. g. Mr. The
baud " Master Frank Bruquire II Mr. Maurien Mr. and
Mrs fr hard child and servant. DIR 1eorse Enger Phl;
Nessrs Otto Eger Cas'ion. q Casillon Pbs. Jos Cahen
Y; 4 Merritt, Mr. and Mrs M,rchand. san Fran
cisco Valentine Rafael, Spain; Deluc Louis
Leo VIOLA. Miss + Elean. Miss Elesn. Miss
klesn, y; Mr. and Mrs Peasant. child aud servant Mr
and Mrs de Hector hree Children and servant Mr. und Mrs
Louis Meel o. Mr. and Mrs Pesnre @; Master Pelanne
~ Miss Hevewisch Y; ! Kuhn. galveston Texas: Mr.
Castillo Siege II Iaske Censntes CUBA, f.o1s A Key.
,cment Brusn Miss Mary Ayagnon louis ka Mr. Cssleon
Mrs de Lenez Mrs Val Nary Eotl
ns Sister Mary ~ The Good Shepherd II Fell Blame.
Nvia. Mrs Marie Diftln. Mrs III. Mr. Car.l ChshS-
pot Pecheix, Jacob Hag 81. Buffalo; JsIns Caicke
achat ~r Gosser, Mr. Aubert Duquesne, Vset-ro,l.
l2p Specie. stsSLA
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SANDY HOOK. july u, sunsct-No iaward boGad vs~sei
IN sight Wind moderate fr-m ci.ar. steamer eiassov
for Liverpool cleared bar At Pm ant the Fuon for Eavr,
n2fh bound out One BRIG % the Highlands. Noshin,
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Prrsenal Inselltssnce.


Baron de eck Russian Nj lister 10 the United States
MI Wilkinson, VI the United States navy and Conway
na q and wife, Of Virginia, are stopping At
Hon. Robert MclAne United States Minister 70 Mexico,
ei town yestedsy tor Columbus Livingston county, and
WIZ return 10 the New York Hotel on Monday next.
Ex-Governor Nyron n. Clark, Of New York, stopping
1T the Astor Place Hotel
Hon. II. T. Foote and lady, Of Tennessse Colonel H.
Potter, of Texas Mr. f. P. Alexander, Of the United
States Army, and lady; H. R. Ware, ESQ., and family, Of
and family, OF Texas w. J. M,nor 3d., and family, Of
Natchez and W O. ODrscon and family of Georgia. are
stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Among the passengers the steamship North Star yes
uroay, for California, Hon. Reyerdy johnson, OF
Maryland.
Gen J. " Singleton, Of Quincy H.; Elk Gov Biger, OF
ferDsylvania; A. Meek, Esq, of Mobile, and Henry
rerbell, Eco, Of Richmond, Va stopping IT the ST.
Nicholas Hotel
Gen Van Rensselaer, Of Albany, ]. G. Harper Esq,
~ Montreal and james Harrison, Esq, and family Of
Philadelphia j. bartholomew ESQ.,, of Baltimore, Of Lon
DON and apt Dean Of Connecticut, are stopping at the
Everett House.
Capt Crowen Of the steamship Florida DR.. f. j. War.
net, d. o Myers, Esq, and G. W Mcmahon, Esq., all Of
Texas, are stopping AZ the laiarge House.
Baron weterstedt, Belgian Minister TO the United
States NJ Bodiseo, ESQ., Secretary Of the Russian Lega
ION Count Treilhard, Of the French Legation; W. Brote,
Esq., OF the British legation Capt. John Hay, of the
British Navy; Col Van Buren, and lady, Of New York;
John Potter, Esq and party, from Philadelphia Count
de Buffalo and daughter and Dr. Elliott aud family all Of
New York, stopping at the Ocean House, Newport
X. J.
Mr. Horace Mayhem, one OF the celebrated "Brothers
Maybe il now travelling in this country. The htera
ry efforts OF both the Mayhews have given them world
wide reputation, but more parti ,ularly in England,
where their names are familiar household words "
all readers OF entertaining literature.
Americans registered at the banking house of Messrs
lansing Co Place de In B,nrse Paris, from Is,
9th July. ls60;-P. Macurdy, New York; II. Barmon
Mobile: :. H. Tucser and wife, New York Joseph Seller
and wife, San Francisco Cali John T. Daily, New York;
d. clay pool and wife Philadelphia Or. E. Bradley ana
wife, - Warner New York; A. j. Whaley, Julian
Mitchell Charleston T. ". Crane, Jr., q. Jackson ana
lady, Mrs NJ Bird, Rev. T. McClintock, New York; g. g.
Merchant Charleston Or. Robert Tones Y. j. Tent and
family, New York Charles Il. BUST, Charleston: W D
Tenison, John Wheeler, Jr, C. l.. Gueaum New York.