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RTJSTEES. SALE.

4 s trustees Of Nicholas G.. Kinney, the under
"A. signed will sell Saturday, the 7th day Of
july, 1860 at the late residence of the said Nicho-
las c. Kinney, in the Town of Stanton, large
amount of HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
NlTURE consisting il part of Beds, Bedding and
Chamber Furniture, Chairs, Tables, Carpets, Blu
reaus' Mardpooes, naPe furniture Sllyerpiate'
Lounges &C., &c. Also variety of furniture for
Pantry, Store-room, Cellar and Kitchen also one
Cutting box, two Saddles and Bridles, &C., &c
Also one Pew il Trinity Church, Stadnton.
We will also sell on Monddg, the 2Srd day of
Juig 1860, in front of the oheriff's Office in Staun
tom 100 Shares of the Stock of the Jackson's River
Turnpike Company the par value of which is $50
per share. 1880
TERMS OF SArt--All sums under SIS cash on all
sums of S. and more credit Of six months will be
given, negotiable notes well endorsed, with inter
est added to be given by the purchaser.
HUGH w. SHEFFEY, r,,.;.
A. f. KINNEY,
June %, 60.-tds.-Spec copy.
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rules held IN the Clerks Of

yTIRGINIA.-At rules held IN the Clerks Of
| ' fee of the Circuit Cour. of Hig laad cdanty,
on Monday he End day of July 1860:
| John Bradshaw, who sues in his own right and
as Admir- of James Bradshaw, decd, Plaintiff,
| AGAINST
Franklin Bradshaw, in his own right and and Exc
| CT, tor of Isabella Bradshaw. Eveiine Wright,
| Jacob W Stuart, Wm. S. Thompson aud Mar
| garet his wite John Stuart, WIN, Stuart, Este
| line Stuart, David Stuart, -- Stuart children
| of j. w. Stuart, VIM. w. Byrd and Margaret
his wife, (of Greenbrier) Lemuel C. Waters and
Nancy NJ. his wife, (of Tennessee) and Andrew
/ S. Bradshaw, (of Kentucky )-Defendants.
| in CHANCERY.
| The object ofthis suit is to obtain partition OF
/ sale of the Slaves held as dover slaves by Isabella
Bradshaw, Widow Of James Bradshaw, decd
and affidavit being made and fled, that Inc defen
dants, Andrew S. Bradshaw, and LerluelC G.. Wa.
ters and Nancy M. his wife, not inhaJ itants OF
| this Commonwealth. On the notion of Plaintiff by
counsel it is ordered that the aid Andrew S.
Bradshaw and Lemuel G. Waters and Nancy NJ
his wife, do appear here with IN one month after
due publication of tbs order, and DO what is ne
cessary to protect their interest in this suit.
4. STEPHENSON, Crk.
July 6, 1s6O.--4t
THO KEEP COOL this hot weather purchase one
L Of the DR.. Kane" Refrigera tors, Water
Coolc,r or Cream Freezer at
= - ~ WOODS GILKEsoN'S.
Staunton, July s, 1860.
FURNACES AND PRESERVING KETTLES
L of Various patterns and sizes, for sale by
WOODS Il GlLKESON.
Stanton, July 6, 1850.
NHURNS.- Received by last Freight Train an
~ other supply oftbose celebrated Patent Churns.
Staunton, June IT, WOODS 4 GlLKESON.
HANDLES For Forks. Shoves, Spades, Sledg-
II es Hammers, Hatchets, Augers, Chisels,
Files &c Just received by
Ivy WOODS g. GILKESON.
Stanton, June Is, 1850
TNRUIT CANS.-We have just received supply
u of Tin Glass and Earthenware Fruit Cans
Stanton June Is. WOODS & GILkESON.
NEW SHAD Just received and for sale Cat
i Bickle's Corner,) by A. NJ BRUCE
Staunton, June Is, 1860.
SAFE TIs-F0r sale S Moons : o,,xrsax
Staunton, June 49, 1860
I NEW TWO HORSE WAGON for ea,. nv
stanton Jnlv s. 1860
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SALES OF LAND.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.
nITr,oa Va!Y7a TaIa rrs,a arc NF TarH

Three Valuable Tracts of Land.
TN pursuance of decree made by the Circuit
i Court of Augusta County, in the case OF Rou-
dabush, &c, %. McNair, &C., the undersigned
Commissioners appointed for that purpose, will, on
Tuesday, the 18th dag OF august neat,
on the premises, at public auction. proceed to sell,
TWO VERY VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND,
belonging to the estate of Emanuel Roudabush,
decd One Tract containing
252 Acres
of excellent land about ITO Acres of viii Oh are
cleared 10 or 10 Acres of GOOD MEADOW. and
the balance well timbered. The improvements con-
sist of good
uVeag Frame EseCeyItSsg ER0ssse.
a good Barn and all other necessary out bonses =
This tract has an excellent Spring it, and s sit
uated on Jennings Branch, about one mile below
the village of Churcayille, in Augusta County, :,
The other (2nd) tyaot, lies about one and a nalt
miles below ChurchviIle, at the Junction Of Jen-
nings' Branch and Middle River, and contains
1853 ACRES,
100 of which are cleared and in part frst-rate
BOTTOM LAND and the balance in timber.
And on Thursday the 23d Of August next,
we will, on the premises, proceed to sell tract
(3rd) Of land lying in Bath County, on the road
leading from Williamsville to the Warm Springs,
about four miles from the former and Is miles from
tbs latter place, containing
229 Acres of ara bic land
$50 of which are cleared and 4l8 Acres Of Motn-
tain Range.
The improvements ON this tract consist of com
Portable LOG HOUSE, Barn, &c. There is an
excellent Spring near the house.
TERMS OF SALE.-So much money In hand as will
be necessary to pay the cost of suit and sale, and
the balance in three equal annual payments from
The day of sale; the purchaser giving bond and
approved security and the title retained as ulti-
mate security.
TIE corn crop on sal lands will be reserved to
the tenants who will have the privilege Of remain
ing the land until they can gather the same, at
ter which time. full possession VIII be given TO the
purchaser, and 80 much possession viii be neees
sary to put in fell crop will be giver, Immediately
GEORGE BAYLOR, ro,rs
WIN. S. H.BAYLOR, oo'D''
N. B.-Persons desiring to know more OF these
farms can make enquiry of either of the Messrs.
Roudabush. who reside upon them respectively.
G.. B. 4. W. S. FL. B.
II. AZ.
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w AN 1IzE5Dg
IG00 YOUNG AND LIKELY NEGROES,
lUVU Of both sexes, for the Southern market.
The highest cash prices will be paid for them.
Address WILLIAM TAYLOR,
Brownsburg, Va
Julv 90 196O-if
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News! NeWs!! News =!
NOTICE.

NTOSBY & TAYLOR have associated with them
1VI in their mercantile business commencing LIST
July, 1860. Mr. F. l.. FULTZ. The business will
be conducted a their old stand under the firm of
NEOSBY, TAYLOR s. FULTZ.
They have still on hand large stock of goods
which they are anxious to reduce before Fall, and
will offer inducements to those who may favor them
with call.
Ne. The accounts of the old concern will be ready
in few days, and they wish to close up their old
business as speedily as possible.
MOSBY & TAYLOR.
Staunton, July 10, 1860.-6t
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TUST RECEIVED.-A lot offne SHIRTS
81 made to order. Also an assortment OF Collars
and Linen Handkerchief. ROANE ABBY,
North Wing Va. Hotel.
Stanton, Aug. 3, 1860.
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EZEKEEL'S HNEAEEEESEdE
VIRGINIA
TT AIR EB

Read the following certificate of your own towns
man, a gentleman well known to all if this is
satisfactory, call at the Propretor's So Main
Street, and you see certificates from all sec
lions Of the Union:
RICHMOND, July 10, 1860.
Mr.. ". Ezekiel-Deer Sir !: take great pleas
ure in informing you that have used three Bottles
of your Hair Restorer with great satisfaction to
myself; nv hair is growing finely. Please send me
half dozen bottles.
Respectable
JOHN o. CHILES.
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Public Sale

WE will offer for sale, at public auction, on
~ Saturday, the l4th day Of .Iuty. in front of
tie Court House, the LOT opposite the residence
Of the late Thos. j. Stuart and now rented by Davy
Lewis as garden. 1t contains between Il and =
an Acre with small house upon It.
TERMs-A in hand, and the balance in six. twelve
and eighteen months-bond and security for the
last ayments required.
B. A. STUART.
WIN. ID. STUART,
June 20, l960.-tds.
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SCHEME

%, s2S Eri's Amaou'ng to 1856 ,0A0
WILL BE DRAWN THIS MONTH.
CERTIFICATE OF PACKAGES will be sold at the fol-
lowing rates, which is the risk;
Certificate of Packages of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
Certificate of Packages of 10 Half Tickets, 80
Certificate OF Packages of 10 Quarter Tickets Is
Certificate Of Packages Of 10 Eighth Tickets, $50
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A TTENTION CAvALRY.-The Cavalry at
n tached to the 32nd Regiment of Va. Militia
will parade at Fishersville, in full uniform (whte
pants) August 4th, at O'Clock, A. NJ, to Join in
a Pic Mic with the Augusta Rifles
rs The New Arms will be distributed on that
day. A full attendance is required,
By order of the Captain,
VIM. A. HANGER, O. 8.
july ~, 1850.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
THE CONFERENCE SEMINARY.


IoCATEDATs STANTON, VIRGINIA.
THE FALL SESSION of this Institute will
/ commence the second Wednesday in SEPrEM-
BIER next, and conclude the last Thursday in JUNE
following.
TERMS, PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS:
Board, Washing, Lights, Furnished Rooms,
Fuel, &C., SIS 90
Tuition in regular course in Coll'te Dep'nt,
including Ancient Languages, 20 90
Tuition in Preparatory Department., 10 90
Music on Piano, with use of Instrument, Is 90
g Guitar, &c 20 co
" Melodeon, 80 " 20 90
Modern Languages, each, 10 90
Drawing, &C., 10 90
Oil Painting, Is 90
Library Fees, for collegiate Students, per
annum L 90
Library Fees, for Preparatory Students,
per annum, o so
For Books and Sheet music the cash must be paid
on delivery, or deposited beforehand All bills
PAYABLE semi annually in advance Where two SIS
ters come from the same family handsome deduc-
ton is made. N o tuition to ministers daughters
| in regular course.
We return very grateful acknowledgements to
our numerous patrons for the large patronage we
have received the last year compared with any pre-
vlOus year.
| The School is becoming year by wear better
qualified to do it's work to the satisfaction of ALL
We have now full corps of Southern Teachers
all Virginians. We advise Eastern Virginans es-
pecially to examine our rates, and the advantages
we Offer feeling assured that if they do so we shall
have a large patronage from that quarter. To our
own Conference people we say, here is rour School.
Will you make it the best in the State-an nstitu-
tion which the whole Church will be proud of or
will you let it anguish for the want of the patron
age you are sending elsewhere? We call u.on you
to rally to your church School, We challenge any
School of similar grade in the land to present a
better standard of gradation than the W. F. In
stitute. We invite special attention to the
of study laid down in the Catalogue. For further
information apply for Catalogue to
B. ARBOGAST, Principal
Staunton, Va.
4
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ng~AT the same time ard place and upon the
same terms of the land, will selt as agent for
Mrs. Margaret A. Crawford, about
HOO Acres ofIand,
living the road next to Stanton, adjoining the
ahuYe land. About 40 acres OF this tract is clear
ed and set in grass, end the balance is well timber
ed. This land has no buildings upon it, but would
make comfortable settlement for a small farmer.
Mr.. Taaferro Crawford, who lives with his
mother, will show these premises to any one wish
ing to buy.
July 10, 1s6Os-tda,
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SUME four months since our excellent tOWnSman
- NAPHTALI EZEKIEL, informed US that he
had prepared
Hair RestoreE,
With which he was experimenting upon his own
head, whose top entirely bald. We him
two days since, and on the place bald four
months since a fine crop ofhair has sprung up with
a vigorous growth. So convinced is Mr.. Ezekiel
of the efficiency of his discovery that he has named
it "THE INFALLIBLE VIRGINIA HAIR RE-
STORER " Mr.. &. is about going into extern
1--WE manufacture of article which is destined to
prove of anxious interest TO bsld -paed friends
From the Richmond Enquirer, December 18th, 1859.
RICHMOND, November IA, 1889.
/, N. Ezekiel, take oath on the Holy Bible that
have been bald for the past twelve years. and have
restored my hair by using EZEkIEL'S VIRGINIA
HAIR RESTOKEK
NAPHTALI EZEKIEL.
This day sworn to before me, by Naphta.i Eze
kiel. JOS. MAYO, Mayor of Richmond.
TO THOSE WHO DOUBT THE EFFICACY OF
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A TTENTION 93rd REGIMENT.--The
IA Fall Training of Officers of the 9Srd Regiment
will take place at Jrawford's Springs on the 18th,
18th and 18th of August.
All Officers are required to appear on parade in
full uniform. WIN. S. SPROUL, Col. Com.
Aug. 3, lS60.-3t esd Reg. Va. Militia.
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ENLY NETT1NGS.-A second supply of Fly Net
- ting for harness horses. GEO. 4. PRICE.
Stanton, Aug. 3, 1860.
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We We SgEgsE STORE.

Boots and Shoes
will be kept. AS get my stock directly from the
manufacturers l am enabled to sell them cheap for
cash, and am determined to sell them as low as |
possibly can. l have but price, and that so low
as to astonish most people. | will keep on hand
all kinds of
LADIES' SHOES AND SLIPPERS. GENTLE
NEWS BOOTS AND SHOES, AND
BOOTS AND SHOES
FOR SERVANTS
Cali and examine my stock and prices. Perfect
satisfaction is guaranteed.
LYMAN R. BLAKE
Staunton, Aug. 8, 1S6O.-tf
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DUMPS PUMPS We'll and Cistern Pumps of
i the most approved patterns. Also Cooking
Stoves for sale cheap. Call at B. F. POINTS.
Stanton, Aug. 3, l660--4t.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

List of Letters.
r ETTERS Remaining in the Post Office at
IL Staunton, Va, on the 3lst of July 1860.
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DOWDER.-20 Kegs Rock and Rife Powder
i just received and for sale by
Stanton, Aug. 3, 1860. GEO. F. PRICE.
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THE FALL SESSION of this Institute will
i commence the second Wednesday in SsEfrEM-
Der next, and conclude the last Thursday in JUNE
following.
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE House having re-
quested the President TO communicate all the intOr-
nation in his possession relative the expulsion of
Americans from the city Of Mexico and the cOntis-
cation Of their property by Gen. Mramon, the Sec
rotary of State has replied that information on
the subject has reached the Department.
The Kansas bill passed the House by a large ma
J9rity; only three from the SavehOding States voted
for the BILL Messrs. Barrett Etheridge and Webster:
and an equal number from the non-slavehold:ng
States voted against it, Messrs English. Sickles and
Scott Assert, not voting, Is Southern and 3
Northern Democrats, and Opposition, including 3
South Americans
1t appears from the files Of the State Department
that nothing has been effected by our Ministers
abroad, to remove the restriction on the tobacco
trade. The latest communication on the subject is
from our Minister to France. Mr.. Mason This com
municatiOn is dated August 18th in which he says
that the French Government has no desire to sur
P7nder the monopoly and sale of the article.
The French SpOliatOn bill will come up tO-mOr-
in the House. the special order; also the sub
ject Of the Committee on Pubic Expenditures, pro-
posing to reform the printing abuses.
Mr. Haskins has, however, consented to postpone
the matter to accommodate Messrs. CloptOn and
Hindman. who contemplate being absent from the
city.
The collOquy between Messrs. Pryor and Potter,
in the House to-day. has led to nitatory steps on
the part of Mr.. Pryor for d duel an invitation hav-
ing been sent to Mr.. Potter through a friend, to
leave the District for the purpose Of receiving
challenge.
Potter and Pryor are absent. 1t is believed they
have gone to fight duel
A caucus Of Republican Senators indicate that
they will let the Nicaragua treaty pass if amended
The Mexican treaty viii not be considered.
The Commissioner Of Patents has extended MOrse's
telegraph patent for seven years.
WASHINGTON. April l2.-The House passed the
Senate bill to settle the title lands along the bOln
dairy of Georgia and Florida
The Senate was engaged in District of Columbia
business.
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The impression has obtained among those not familiar with the
they crop year
having undue effect in depressing the prices for the manuac-
stocks the various markets OF the That
adapted 10 hGnuacturlg purposes Is unusually small We
the reliable authority. Take this market H.
Illustration, land the proportion Of working Tobacco the
otter grades brought here probably larger than in other
market and from what has been brought thus far t Ak
the following classification may be relied entirely
viz :-One LHIf stemnng and shppng onetourh working
land large portion Of that fourth will only be medium and the
Other fourth OF light sorry nondescp character, badly fired
sGnde almost Yaueess for This clasta
is the
watched the market closely entitled confidence
The same may understand reference to the crop
in the Richmond AID Petersburg markesand in fact doubt
but the proportion Of manufacturing taken to those places
still less because the high prices which that class Of Tobacco al
ways commands in Lyncburg has the effect attracting here
much which would otherwise seek other markets Accounts from
Tennessee Missouri Kentucky represent
those States greatly inferior tothEt Of the previous year But
little Of the Western Tobacco best is suited for maufacur
ing purposes and when the quantity Of that little diminished
By the unavoabe which operated while growing,
fairly presumed that the West Will do little this
year supplying factories
these facts regard to the coming forward
understand that the proportion Of the previous suited for
working was estimated Wors Of the aggregate yiedsO
that have falling of Of than Oneha Of the
upon which the manufacturers dependent for their supplies
This fact should be understood By those who control the trade in
this article, and they should act with references TO The present
low sales being made Of the manufactured article and the
ally depressed Of the market atbu
table O erroneous opinions existing with reference the crop
coming forward The superstition thai the large stock
the will added during the than the
naturally keep prices But when it
known that that suppOOn IS not justified by the fachat
the supply the finer grades really less this than
last from the fact that the stocks cannot be had but fair
presume according all the rules governing rade that
dictionary movement will take place in present prices We throw
suggestions due the great interest Of TobaCcg-one
gagged in is growth manufacture and sa e. We arehere the very
heart the planting country familiar intercourse with grow
and manufacturers and have every opPoruntv Of arriving at
Just conclusions respecting this sutgectyncoHTg lTg"
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Co,nloS Cousom-The Common Council held 9
regular meeting last night.
Mr.. JAMES T. BELL, Councilman elect from the
Second Ward, appeared was qualified and took his
seat
The usual reports were received and sundry ac.
counts allowed.
The resignation Of j. n. HOBBS, one Of the Coun.
eilnen from the First Ward was received and &C,
cepted
The bill to repeal the second section of the act Of
June 2s, 1855, authorising the Mayor to subscribe
for stock in the Nashville and Northwestern Rail
road Company, was taken up and passed on its third
reading.
The act to prevent distractions on the side walks
and to encourage fruit stores, was taken up and
passed on its third reading The bill prohibits the
selling Of fruit stands on the sidewalks or in the
streets and alleys
The bill TO define the duties Of Civil Engineer
was taken up and passed on its third reading.
The resolution from the Beard Of Aldermen in
regard to the codifying the corporation laws, was
indefinitely postponed.
Sundry resolutions from the Boaru of Aldermen,
noted in the abstract Of their proceedings, were
taken up and severally adopted and a number Of
bills were being acted upon when we left.
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INV YORK. April I2-The steamer Persia from
Queenstown on the lst has arrived,
The King Of Sardinia published a proclamation
releasing the inhabitants Of Savoy and Nice from
further allegiance.
Vienna dispatches say the Austrian Cabinet ad-
dressed note to the Cabinet at Turin sternly pro-
testing against the annexation of Tuscany, Parma
and MCdena to Piedmont
The March mails from Brazil say that Belado was
chosen President of Montevideo.
ENGIAND-The bill abOlishing church rates and
the income tax bill have passed through the com
mittee.
Peel made a speech denouncng the aggressive
policy Of Napoleon, calling England to dIgnifed-
ly oppose his schemes The speech was consiler-
ably cheered.
Earl Elgin goes to China on the 4th
The chief constable Of the Isle Of Ely obtained
warrants for the arrest of Heenan and Sayers. The
sporting circles think the day set for the fight will
not be changed
The English shareholders in the Grand Trunk
Railroad recommend the raising Of one million
pounds TO lquIdate the liabilities Of TIE company.
Some French journals recommend diatribes
against England
The Paris correspondent of the London Times
says that preparations are making for a campaign
ing outfit for army of two hundred and fifty
thousand men, and the officers and men on furlough
have been ordered to join their corps.
Garibaldi has been elected Deputy from Nice.
Victor Emanuel waa accommodated on the 10th
as plunderer of the Church, without being named
An act major of accommodation against all those
aiding ana cOunseing rebellion, invasion and usur-
patton in Romagna, was published in Rome on
the 18th
The Ambassadors of the Western Powers at Ma
pies urged reforms on the King. The Ministry re-
signed, but their resignation was not accepted.
ROME-In case of the evacuation Of Rome by the
French troops, the Pontifcal and Neapoitan troops
will enter the marches.
Three thousand Papal troops are concentrated aI
DucOna.
LATER-Bank rates have advanced to -.
One hundred and fortyseven persons were
wounded in the late massacre at Rome A NUMBER
of ladies were injured, and the American VICE
Consul was stabbed in the side.
The Spanish loss in the battle OIL 'le -O'i' was
1864 killed and wounded.
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The Memphis Apea1 of the 18th public against
king the notes Of the Lawncburg Bank bat gives
FOR this warning The Memphis Enquirer of the date
Bills the Bank Lawreneburg in this State refused
by bankers We informed Wser the bank has
yet suspended not but the deposits here having exhaust
ed, they thrown out.
The Memphis AUaIaRcAe hiss the following paragraph:
We informed by that they will not take
this present yet would advise sacrifice. There Is
stOppage somewhere and Until cleared up would adv
careful handling OF the There has been for months reports
in circulation in relation to this bank unfavOrabe charac
ter This bank having, either directly Indirectly sustained
their circulation with by sus sinng her credit through actual
deposits kept aOa being nervOusy accredited by brok
protected dscreded the Of the funds
that prced here redeem its circulation having given
We learn that the OF the Lawrencbug
eyed deposit by Banks Price offered for them
by our brokers' 1t is singular il the Bank in good condi
zion, that the officers take steps satisfy the pub
lie in regard to the matter The yet made its quar-
terly report to the Comptroller required by law.
Tennessee Bonds sold in New YORK Wednesday at 9O1c,
which decline Of sc the last reported sales.
In Philadelphia the 7h thirty Union Bank Of Ten
stock sold at s95Sc
The exports Of specie from the 9TH inst