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The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-05-19
Notice.

ET'TERS If administrator having bern
~ granted to the undersigned by the Probate
Court Of Lawrence county, AZ the January Term,
1888, c's the estate Of Josiah Stringe. deceas-
sd--Notice Is hereby given y nIl persons having
claims against said estate % present them duly au-
thenticatcd, within the time prescribed by law, Or
they viii be forever barred; and those indebted to
said estate are requested 70 make immediate pay
'tnenb
NJ LEVI STRINGER,
i WILLIAM STRINGER, Adm'rs.
Jan. ~. 1897 l6-6w.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-05-19

STATE or MISSISSIPPI, 3In Lawrence Cir
Lawsues County. 5cuit Cour.-
phroah Benson Io September Term
" 1886.
Benjamin Slls. atlachnsnt Tor
J$iGiJ1a.
Mt appearing II The satisfaction NJ this
- Court that ill., defendant has sLsc0n,
dsd Or 50 concesIs himself ihst lie Of
binary process 81 The law eanuos be ser-
we'd upon him; whsreupon il IL ordered
that unless The defendant appesv, put II
specisl bail and plead 70 ibs p!sinduf's
action on or before the FIRST day ~ The
next Sept. term III this court. Judgement
inai viii b rendered against him. and
The estate attached will Be sold 10 satisfy
plaintiffs claims and all costs. Its fur.
iher ordered that the Clerk Of this Court
cause copy 81 this order 70 be published
for six weeks successfully u the news
paper called Tie Pearl River Banner.
printed and published IN The town of Non
IticellO. II
Icertify The above 70 be true extract
| from ihe minutes ofssid Court.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. ! have
hereunlo set ny hand and official seal u
| the town of Monticello, this the seventh
day 81 .Aprll 1888.
EDWARD =. BOWEN, Clerk.
! April7. 1888 ~ -6w.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-05-19
ARRIVAL& DEPARTURE
or runiIs.

From BRooxHAvEStlue SIM
days, Wednesdays and Fridsyv
AT 8 \. NJ.
For bRooKHAvEv-AcInsc
Mondays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, at 8 AM
From MosRoE-tlne Sundays
and Wednesdays, at Z =. N.
For MoSRoE-closes Mon
days and Thursdays. Jam.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-05-19
MONTICELLO ACADEMY,

nyHE Trustees 0f dissatisfaction, feel gratifed,
IL In being enabled to inform it, friends and the
public generally, that The building for the accom-
mediation Of Teachers AMI Pupils, Is nearly COM
plecf, and will Be opened for the reception Of stu
dents on the first Of January next. Il is large
aud handsome edihcs Of two stories, commanding
eautiful prospect Of the town and eighborhood.
The upper room will be appropriated to the fc-
| male department, the lower TO the male. Il is
spacious and airy, and will be furnished with every
accommodation I'd promote the education of youth.
The location ofthis institution, is in Monticello,
on Pearl River in the county Of Lawrence. A
town celebrated for its salubriy and health. tia
bounds with never failing springs ofthe purest wa
ter. Parents 'hsrefore regarding the health Of
their children, can no where promise themselves
moro fatterinS hopes Of its continuance than at
this Academy.
The institution will be under the superiAten-
dcncs or the Rev. Al. K. GRAVES, gentleman or
talent and experience. The following Honorable
and Rev gentlemen are referred 10, as having
recommended Mr.. Graves to the Trustees, as a
man Of unblemshed character, ripe scholar and a
skilful teacher.
The Rev. Jeremiah Chamberlain b. b. Presi-
dent of Oakland College.
Rev. Benjamin Chose A. NJ. Of Adams county.
Rev. Benjamin Shaw A. M. Of Woodville VIII
kinson county.
+ Rev. "A. B. Lawrence A. M. Editor ofths New
| Orleans Observer.
Hon. John Henderson ofIIancock county.
Hon G. r.. Smith of WoodvilIe Wilkinson
county.
TINS female department. will be under the care 4
arrangement Of Miss SoPHix RoycE, ! lady who
enjoys the well earned reputation Of 4 qualified
and successful nstructrsss. She has for the last
four years bean tho principal teacher Of the Fee
uale Seminary at Port Gibson.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-05-19

Spelling and Reading per month $500
Wiring, Modern Geography, common
Arithmetic and English Grammar per
month SsUu
Ancient Geography, Ancient and
Modern History, Political Economy,
constitution az the United States, Ma
tural, Morat and intellectual Philoso.
phy, Logic and Rhetoric per month $500
Lain and Greek languages Mathc4
naic !, Astronomy, Chemistry Geology II
Nliusr alogy and botany per month $500
n Frsach, Music and Drawing the usual rates,
extras
Wsekly exercises III composition for an Of suf-
icieiat ire, and also in defamation for the male
pupils. s'..s
cient or illustrating the more difcult parts Of Gso-
GRANNY, Mathematics and Astronomy, and for ths
performance of all The more instructive and interes-
ting experiments Of Chemistry and Natural Phil
6sophyss
Board, including lodging, washing, light and
fuel can be had Ii private families for ten 81
twelve dollars per month.
MI. Graves willhirnself board thosa pupilswh
parents or guardians wish 10 place shem under hi,
nartcular care, not only during Academical hour.
but those Of nermssion; for tie duty ofa Precep1
tor is not discharged by merely Importing intellect
Iuai Instruction, butexenls 10 the cultivation and
Improvement 81 tho manners and morals Of tlos,
tcntYasted to his charge.
l The amount for boarding and tuition, except fol
Socks aud that which ii called 0exra" in tho rate
will BE- 100000 per year.
| There will bc but one vacation n the year, Il
addition to the usual holidays and festivals. Til
vacation will be Of one month, ending on the thirs
| "Wednesday Of September. The regular com
Imcncement Of the Academic year, will tlscrefor'
be the Thursday following that third Wednesday
ofSeptomher. NV " sss NJ
II is veryl csirablc, that as many as pussible o
| the children whose parents Or guardians ar
disclosed % send 10 the Acaaenivfor the coninl
season, should be present Al mo comucnceusat
tina. the best classification Of tho pupils may be
once efectsdY
By order Of the Board:
A. FOX, President.
%- Josvrr EErlass, scc'y.
Msuac,,lo Dec. sih, 1897
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-05-19

cMAINING il the Post Office ut Monsicsls
n an,he ala Of March 1893, and which
- ..,,,d for within the three months next en-.
." . . be sent TO the General Post Office as
Dead Letters.
Butlsr Anthony, Baggitt James 2, Butler
e..sb. Buckley Thos II 2, Batler james 2, Boy
:, INV, Bridges Henry \, Buckley BENZ a.
p o. Edward, Burkley Richard, Brady Robert.
DuTs'' Carter Win 2, Cole John, Cooper Jsoeph2
.nohell Thos, Carter Daniel, Chambers Row
~" fcowart Zachariah, Col. Comd'g Lawrence
laa Caldwell Joseph, Caldwell Major, Clerk
+ swrencs 20, Clerk Circuit Court Lawrence
County.
Margaret.
r,,,v;s Thos. Francis Sam1 w, Fits Mary.
q Calender Mich lal 2, Guyn NJ, Gray "
NJ
Ir,rr;. Richmund, Holden a. Walker, Hartsoe
r. Mitchell, -Holeman Moody, Harrison Jeremiah
Remington 'Enoch, Huschins Miss Susan.
K.nnico., Joseph E ., xirs N 3, Kenney Har
q Longenow John T, Laps & Snyder, Langs'
hon David, Lynch Charles. ",
me- McCumber Aaron, Martin 4 Hemphil
Maxwell Jesse, MuIlens Elias, Moore James, NC
*T,eode George d, Martin Robert, Murray James
McKiuzy Alsx'r, Mckinzy James, Myers John
&Msison j b w, Morris w, Moblcy Thos r.
n Newton Major, Noble IA.
@ Oats John H 6, OFT David.
p Pharneys Thos 2, Peters Joseph, Pendletof
IL E,. pendleton DR. 10, Prestidga Samuel :.
Rogers Sarah, Raglin Mr., Ragsdale Gabriel.
q Shepherd Mrs Nancy ?, Schultz John y
sosgh,s I.a,nsn A, Skinkcr Thos, Sones Henry
Stating Allen, Sauls James, Scarborough q Nc
Gaia, Stringer Josiah F, Smith James A3, Sher
III AClerk Of Lawrence Co.
T. Te,nissofi Jno IL. 's
W Weatbersby VIM 2, Whitehead B g
Wstman Robert, WilsonJohn, OF Peterson Mul
Jena Wethersby Arthur, Wylie John 4, War
Jesse 2, Newih 2, Ward Hiram 2, Ward Cade
EDws.RD ENGLEHARD, r. NJ.
April 7th 1893.
sT4TE or MISSISSIPPI, I 10 Lawrence Or
Laurence County. cuit Coort.
Levi Noble ,o T. September Tern
Waght. YES.
IN I appearing 10 the satisfaction Of this
ACout ,hatihe defendant has abscond
ed or SO conceals himself that the ordina
ary process Of the law cannot be servet
upon him;-whereupon il is ordered The
|unless the defendant appear, put in spe
cisa bail pteadAto the plaintiffs actor
pn OF before he first day Of the mex
September term OF this court, judgement
5nal will be rendered against him, ant
he estate attached will be sold 10 satisfy
plaintiff claim and all costs. Il il fur.
her ordered that the Clerk Of this Courl
PAUSE a copy Of this order % be publish.
led !6r six weeks successfully in the 0sws
paper called the Pearl River Banner
printed and publishe q IN ihs town 9
Monticello. NJ s
lcertity the above to b.. . true extract
IRON The minutes of said Court. NV q
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, | hays
set my band and official seal d
the town os Monticello, this The seventh
day of April 1888.
\ ~" EDWARD L. BOWEN, Clerk.
1 Arln7, l838--22-6w.
&ATATE OF MISSISSIPPI, 4 InI4awrence Gir
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-05-19

Passed BY fae Hoard cf Sslestntsn qf ma torn cT
Monticello ut heir session in December 1881.
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LYMAN s. COLE,

HAVE received their usual assortment
IL of Spring and Summer Goods, con
slsting in part of the following articles
Blk and cold Silks, challys Bombazines
Pongees
Shawls. fancy Hkfs. and Wells of every
variety
Lawns and Cambrics
Bard stripd and fig iaconet Cambrics
Plain swiss, jaconet &c.
Beautiful articles for ladies' Dresses
A few pieces Frcnch~Prints and Muslins
English, French and Amcres Prints--a
great variety at unusual low prices.
A variety Of small necessary articles for
family use
Umbrellas and Parasols
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, of the
various coors and qualities
Persian Cloths, Crochettas &. Camblets
A large variety of stuffs for men and
children's summer wear
Cotton Shifting and Sheeting, brown g.
bleached
Ticks, Jeans, Drills, Diaper Crash, &c.
burlington, June I, 1888.
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. a N TT s q

j. LEWIS, performs every operation
q the TEETH, GUMS and Mourn, on the
lost modern and approved principles of
DENTAL SURGERY
ARTIFICIAL TEETH, can be supplied
ON one to an entire set, to correspond
with the LIVING TEETH. They are IN
CORRUPTIBLE; they never change their
color, nor do they absorb the saliva or
juices the mouth, consequently they do not
cause an unpleasant taste or fctid breath.
01TThe much dreaded and painful ope-
rations heretofore practced. greatly obvi-
ated in extracting Of TEETH and stumps of
TEETH. jill. having supplied himself with
instruments Of u kinds, sizes and shapes
suitable for the occasion,th surgical treat
ment Of the TEETH will be of less pain 10
the patient than ever done heretofore in
the U. s. Irregularities of the teeth in
children prevented, 10 adults remedled, &c.
&c. From perfect knowledge of mechani.
cal, chemical and professional operations he
feels warranted in Offering his services to
the public, references can be had as to his
practice, judgement and skill, by calling at
his room, north east corner ofthe square,
Sd door in Church st. Burlington Vt.
WHEREAS it has been the object Of one
of his profession to injuire and if possible TO
drive him from the place, the public may
be warranted from the features Of the
abuse, Of good success by calling on ].
Lewis.
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idpc VI MOhtptIic|, CcHt|uI'y sTuuteu UC>
tween the Bank and the State House, but
a few steps from The post-officc, an excel.
lent reading room and from the stage house,
and recently occupied by Mr.. Henry Y.
Barnes. He assures the public generally,
and the friends of Temperance in particu-
lar. that no reasonable efforts on his part,
and that of his family, shall be wanting to
render bis house pleasant and desirable
home to the traveller; to permanent board.
ers; to gentlemen of the bar, judges. jurors,
and witnesses in court time to members
and visitors of The Legislature, during the
annual sessions; and in fine, to all persons
who may please to favor him with the
patronage such an establishment requires,
and which it will be his ambition to merit,
by prompt attention to the wishes Of his
guests, and by reasonable charges.
OTThe stages will call at this house for
passengers.
Village Of Montpelier, Apri! Cd, 1888
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Fairbanks Scales.

THE Subscribers as agent for the sale
Il of Mess's. e. & T. Fairbanks g. Go.
scales, have for sale, at the old wharf, the
various sizes manufactured by this compa
ny, and at their lowest prices. The repu
tatlon OF this scale has become we'll eslab.
lished, and for convenience and accuracy,
they are unrivalled.
The large sizes such as are used for rail
roads and hay scales, will be procured upon
order, at the shortest notice and put in OPP
Grafton by an agent, of the manufacturers
thoroughly skilled 10 the business.
June 7, 1888. FoLLETr e. BRADLEYs.
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st. Croix, Port Rico, Manila,
Lump and Loaf Sugars by
.UnV I6. WAIT e. TABOR.
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Mosaic Pins and Coral Neck.

Iaces. Having sold all which we purchas
ed in May of the above articles, we inform
our customers that we have this morning
received from New York. few more REAL
Mosaic Bosom Pins. Those wishing to
see them are invited to call. Those wish
ing to buy are informed that they can save
from to $40 by purchasing Of US. Also,
few more nice Coral Necklaces Of vari-
GUS kinds and prices, as low as the last lot,
which we're much lower than usual. We
have beautiful assortment of Pins, Rings,
Chains, sc. at the Variety Shop.
PANGBoRN q BRINsMAID.
June 10, 1888.
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'UyIFTIES' REMEDY FOR THE
-. t. PILES.

VNSHE. proprietor begs leave to recon-
4 mend (Which he does with the fullest
confdence) one of the most valuable rene.
dies known for tins troublesome and pain
.tuL complaint. Without going into detail
he deems it enough to say, he has in hi;
possession the most undoubted testimonials
that it has mare completely onswered The
purpose for sohich IL is intended, than any
other popular medicine.
This remedy is perfectly easy in its ap.
pication,, to all conditions ages and sexes.
Foil directions, description Of the COM
plant, &c. accompany each packet. which
consists Of two boxes, Ointment and Eiec
tuary. Price, 81 for the whole or SO cts.
if but one Of The articles is wanted. k4
None are genuine unless signed on the
outside printed wrapper, by the sole pro
prietor, II. KIDDER, immediate successor.
ofthe late Dr.. w. II. CONWAY. For sale
at his Counting Room. over No. 90. Court
street, near Concer, Hail, Boston, and also
bv his special appointment. by ]. g. j. H.
PECK &. Co, Burlington. Vt.
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Nezu e Cheap Goods.
H. NJ @YDDIW@9

Is now receiving his Spring supply of
Il Goods, and offers them for cash-rery
cheap
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres. Farnum's best
dark and Cadet mixed Satinetts, heavy
Sheetings and Drillings, Cotton yarn, Dover
and Merrimack Prints, sup. French Prints,
Printed Lawns, Straw Bonnets, Bonnet
Trimmings, fancy Stripes and Summer Stuffs.
First rate young Hyson and Hyson Skin
Teas, superior Molasses, Wines, Liquors,
Lump and Brown Sugar. fine Liverpool Salt,
Rice, Goldfish, Lamp Oil, Sheep Tobacco.
Also 100 kegs Nails on consignment from the
manufacturers, Ames Shovels, Cast Steel
Hoes, Pigous and Wilkes celebrated Eng.
fish Powder, and good assortment of Crock i.
cry, including Ridgway's Dining Sets, Glass
ware &c: Purchasers are respectfully invi.
Burlington, Pearl ST., May 10, 1888.
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Inc vermont drawing Book
Of Landscapes. designed and executed
at The Vermont Episcopal Institute,
Burlington; for the use Of
Schools.
This is the title of on important work for
beginners in drawing which has just issued
from the press. 1t appears in numbers,
four of which are now published, consli-
tuling q series Of progressive exercises,
from the first rudiments up to the more
difficult branches of the art. A suitable
work Of this kind has for long time been
wanted in the schools Of our country, and
this one seems, for many reasons, admira>
by adapted to supply the deficiency. The
difficulty with drawing books heretofore 10
use, has been want of system and such
style of Lithography, that the pupil knows
not how to initiate the models placed be.
fore him. The present work forms a com.
plete and systematic course Of instruction.
The plates are also easily copied. There
is every where a leading stroke which the
pupil may follow; it is distinctly seen in
each case how the particular effect may be
produced, while at the same time each of
the plates is beautiful picture. The plan
Of the author as stated in the Introductory
remarks is, that " each plate must be copi-
ed in its order by The eye merely ,Oithout
measuring in any manner ,ohatever." He
recommends "the course Of study here
proposed, as one prepared with care, after
years Of experience and observation and as
especially adapted to the formation OF a
free, mastery and expeditions style, which
can afterwards be brought to any desirable
degree Of finish"
No. contains the introduction and ar
chitectural drawings of various kinds.
No. 2 is devoted to the deineation Of
trees and plants.
No. 3 presents drawings of rocks, boats,
&c. and
No. 4 is devoted to subjects Of Historical |
and literary utility. For sale by
JAMES w. HIcKoK.
Burlington, June ID, 1888.
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FOR SALE

Browm Sheetimgs g. Zickimgs.
~ Bales assorted qualities for sale by
~ May 25. HicKoK e. CATLIN.
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CARPETING.

A N entire new stock of Carpeting, su,
IA perior in quality and elegant in style
and colors, for sale at reduced prices. |
have been in the carpet trade I6 wears.
and recently thoroughly examined the
Scotch, English and American, and am
perfectly satisfied that my present stock is
preferable, all things in view, to any that
! have seen and have no hesitation in saw
ing that the purchaser will be satisfied
with the article, Orders with cash dulv
answered. S. T.. HOWARD
June g.
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE
''' 1T III,

HOWEVER 'nveterate, in one hours
FL application, and no danger from
taxing cold, by using
DUMTRIEs' OINTMENT.
This preparation, for pleosantness, safe.
~, expedition, ease md certainty, stands
unriuaiied for the cure of this troublesome
complaint. 1t is so rapid as well as certain
in It's operation, as to cure this disagreeablc
disorder most effectualy, in one hours
application only!
1t does not contain tho least particle OF
mercury, or other dangerous ingredient,
and may be applied with perfect safety by
pregnant females. or to children at the
breast. Pnce 81 2 cents box, with
ample directions.
DUyIFRIES' REMEDY FOR THE
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ORNAMENTAL HAIR.
MRS. ST. JOHN,
MT MANUFACTURERS and keeps con-
lvA stantiy on hand Ringlelts. Puts,
,oire Curis, Plain Hair, sc. N. b.
Cash paid for Hair.
White Street, opposite the Methodist
Chapel. Burlington. Nav II, 1888.
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JWM@ 1885,

THE call for Stocks has obliged US to
l. send for another addition to our as
sortment, of the very best quality Of satin,
ing first rate article can find them at our
Shop. Also, low priced satin and bomba
zine plain, pleted and with bows, as low
as can be had in town. Those wishing are
invited to call and see them at the Variety
Shop, where their summer Stocks can be
found. PANGBoRN G. BRINsMAID
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Sugar Beet Seed, by
J. g. J. H. PECK g. Co.
Valuable Real Estate.

Valuable Real Estate.
an = ~ TINE subscriber wishes to
SS l. sell all his real estate
&ET;;R M on Church street in BurIing.
EstA Y ton, consisting of two dwell
TfFM'i y WAnnNE. ling houses and out buildings,
=. !s one being Brick house stu.
a@adias'a4 ated near the Bank of Bur.
lington, and The othet Wooden house situated
nearly opposite John N. Pomeroy's dwelling house,
on Church street. He also wishes 10 sell his inter-
est in mortgage, on The Brick Store adjoining the
store owned by Doct. John Peck, on the north side
Of the Court House Square-aso small building
lot situated on The southwest corner of Cherry and
Wafer Streets, adjoining r Beattys. The terms
will lie made easy, fourth part Of the purchase
money to be paid in hand, and the remainder on a
liberal credit, with approved security-Possession
will he given Oh the first day of May next, except
The Brick house which is leased and under rent for
one year from the 18th day Of August nert.
IVM. Il. GRISWOLD.
Burlington, March 81 1888.
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Music for the Piano and Flute
and other instruments; Songs, Duets, &c.
just received also, Guitars and Guitar In
structors, most kinds Of Musical Instruments
and Instruction Books for them, and most
kinds of Musical Merchandise, Metrinomes
&c. Goods low at the Variety Shop.
PANGBORN & BRINSMATD.
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GRO GEEIES S.
II. r. s. W. l.. STRONG
OFFER on Iost reasonable terms, in
~ lots TO suit purchasers,
60 chests Fl. S., Y. H., Hyson, Pou.
chong and Bohea Teas.
5kegs and boxes plug and cav. Tobacco,
40 bags Coffee, Spice and Pepper.
SO boxes bunch Raisins.
40 boxes Bar Soap.
Ginger, Cloves, Sal Eratus, Pipes, Cassia,
&c. &c. May 81, 1888.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-20
NJ o N K Y M A Il IL B II,

Sohuoys AuS0SS Ic..O r. M
business the Boardof Brokers yesterday ACTIVE
sales were rather extensive but the sales at the cIese
svnced material change in cases. however the ten
dency was upwards U. 3 Bank improved per cent, Am
t. per cent? Vicksbsrg, per cent; Paterson per
cert; N. Jersey r. n, per cent
Domestic exchanges rapidly equarsg This the e.
feet OF the resumption and settlement OF balances Of
the banks and the absence Of business create anew The
indebs dness ofhe south and north Balances ar
this greatly in favour OF New York. and on the r.,
Of large business without Na,ioaal Bans
large institution for nsasce branch United
States Bank under the law which ts branches and
agencies already established in the South and West may col
lec negotiate ard transmit internal exchanges they must
again fall into confusion and Merchants again exposed
abuses such those made public by the OF
the Phenix Bank.
The alton Of National Bank will doubt be urged NJ
the Session Of Cosgres by the commerce
with the snsrgy but with the present aspect OF tie
party In 20 wer there is net much hope Of success
The following were the rates OF domestic exchange yeser