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Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-07
Branch Bank at Mobile.
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 William E. Sulke, James Perrine. WILL be sold for cash in front of the Court W House of Mnble county the first Monday of February, A. b. ls45 between the hours of II O clock A". and 4 o'cloek PM. of said day, all the right title and interest of James Perrine into the following piece, parcel or lot of land and premises to wits lot with the two story brick house there nn, situated on he south sde of St Louis street, be- tween Conception and St. Joachim streets, having d front St. Louis street of 32 feet, with depth of 100 feet, bounded the north by St. Louis street, on the east by lands oI Isaac Collins, the south by lands ol Battle, and on the west by lands of unknowu owners; the same having been levied on lhe pro- periy of Dr. James perrlne, security of Wm F. Slarke, and to be sold by virtue of the above stated flare iacias which issued from the County Court oI Mobile county and Ia me directed.
 JACOB s. MARSH, Agent,
 ian3 29,ds Branch Rank at Mobe
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEME ENTS. .I. MOBILE THEATRE. Managers. .LUDLO" ~ SMANH PRICES OF ADMISSION. Callsrv 2s cents. P, 2Sd and sd tiers of Boxes ..... 50 cents. Dress Circle. % Sixth night of CHERRY AND FAIR STAR. First night oI the MILLER AND HIS MKN. I TUKsDAY January 7lhs16d6. The enteria nments to commence with CHERRY AND FAIR STARn
 THE CHILDREH or CITRUS. Played 6r.t piece to accommodate families
 To conclude with the
 MILLER AND HIS MEN,; OR, THE ROBBERS OF BoHKaIA. With new and appropriate scenery and all the ofi-
 gIna music
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ARCADE REsTAURAT.

E HOME has the pleasure [. announce to his old Es kissds esd patrons. and the public that having nsssrssA ie he city. he has again established himself s he Rsssssrst line. and wl he most happy to ad' nipsssr to the vsu,s and comforts of all who may Asssr hin si,h their support He avalls hinsef ol As ssasisp ,s rslsrn thanks for the liberal sncour- assusp, received during the last four years In which hss slks bs,s bic Pids and Plsasurs to cater for he nsbs psbs. lS .--.
 uis prsssst establishment is over the ARCADE DslldisG, hsvisg sn entrance from both St. Michae vsd Pisusss's streets. The rooms are pleasant and airy, ed have bssA handsomely fitted up, and the sstiss arrangements made at considerable expense Pnaitsrs. kitchen utensils, etc., all new.
 Being psssiasd with superior cooks and attentive wstess. ant having had long experience him.slf n sbe bosiasss. hs psdgss himsslf that hi. House sh.lI sss ls surpsassd by asy similar establishment sr hs,sl is tAs city.
 o1rTke ksstasrat s open as all hours from AN = Q s'slsst. Pa. brsakfast. from to 10-Din s9 ksN 1 = 1. and Supper from to 9 o'clock.
 Ia AsssFdssss with the general depression, tho sss6s ftr board at the Arcade Restaura. have beer fsassax io the following.
 bt4fe, neai per day ...... .....$lz per montf
 Ds es do ..........$lI do
 Ds do dc ............$lS do
 o-The table always supplied with desert, fruit s9. Wiass an extra charge.
 ffskils, Dee. 9l.
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PUBLIC SALES.
SHERlFF'S SALE. James Johnston, Administrator ofLeTin Hainsworlh
 deceased.

ueceaseu
 vs Ii Gi
 Vincent Alvarez and George Torrance. UTILI. be sold for cash III front of the Court " House door of Mobile cnuniy, on Monday, lle 18th January, 1S45 between The hours of o'clock, AM. and o'clock rM., of said day fifteen cords of Ash Wood. lhe same having been levied as the property of GEORGE ToRRAscE, by virtue oi the above stated execution, which issued from the County Court of Mobile county and To directed ian3 29tds c. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ c.
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A DVANCES ON COTTON-The subscriber "A will make liberal advances on Cotton consigned to his friends in Liverpool.
 oc,ls GEORGE MARTIN.
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HyUSCANY OLIVE oIL--MOSELY & IL TUCKER, Druggists, have just received jars (orignal packages) pure Olive Oil, being the
 best article tor table use brought to the cly
 For sale in quantities to sui, purchasers. decsl T INSEED OII.-500 gallons Linseed Oil, just lA received and for sale by
 R. l.. WATKINS & CO, Drnggists, jaal corner Water and St Francis-sis
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A DvANCES ON COTTON-The subscriber "A will make advances on Cotton to Liverpool Glasgow, and New York.
 nov7 D. WHEELER, 2S St. Michae-st.
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M OrtCE--Will be sold at Sparta, Conecuh coun- l ty, Ala, on the first Monday Tn February next
 a valuable Plantation with some so or 100 Negroes the property of Thos. oalmonds Persons wishing
 ts purchase would do well to attend this sale. For further particulars, apply to dec25 2stf BOYKIN McRAE.
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A DvANCES ON COTrON--The subscriber "A will make liberal advances cotton consigned To Msssrs. w. A. & c. MAXWELL & Co, and Messrs. FLKrcHkR, ALExANDER & O., oi Ll- verpoo. Also, on shipments to his friends in New York Tnov2Ol T. McGRAN. 34 St Michaei-st.
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sc2s 2ld c. BANCROFT, sheriaM. C.

LOR HIRE-A pumler of likely SERVANTS, E Men. Women, Boys and Girls. Among them are several good cooks and wsshers--one maa cook Apply tn the subscriber at the office ofJ A. Roberts on Royal street, opposite the Mansion House.
 dec3l 27c* E. G. BENNERS.
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A DVANCEs ON COTTON consigned to ou "A friends in Liverpool, Havre, Hamburgh ant New-York, will be made by
 dec25 JAMES MAGEE & O., 66 Com-st
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THE SUBSCRIBERS are prepared to u make liberal advances Cotton shipped to heir friends in New York, Providence and Boston,
 oct9 WHITAKER & SAMPSON.
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WHITE LEAD Of the Union White Lead w Co. in kegs from 26 to 300 lbs. of Nos aud 2, extra and pure, just received and for sale by
 R. L. WATKINS < CO, Druggists, ian1 oarnar WaAar and Sf Erpncia.ata
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\ DVANCES ON COTTON shipped to Messrs.
 "A Barring, Brothers & Co.,, Liverpool, or to Msssrs. Goodhue & Co.,, New-York, made by q.
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A DVANCES on Cotton consigned to Messrs. "A Brown, Shipley d Co.,, Liverpool, or Brown Brothers & Co.,, New York, will be made by
 oct7 GEO. CLEVELAND, IF. A DVANCES made Cotton shipped to New oc,2l E. c. CENTER & co
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Oxen, cows, horses, sheep, hogs. poultry. carts, farming utensils, carpenters and backsmths' tools, household furniture, plaie. etc elc.
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eU- Cotton must be removed immediately on de- hvsry frsn tho beat. and when allowed to remain fsr weighing or ssmpng, m extra wharfage will be s>nrasd -nshils. December 11th, lS44.
 tssi2Kmo FETTYPLACE GOODMAN.
 IMBRiO1N POWDKR COMPANY. VVhE Subscriber hsving been appointed agent ioE U the sale of this celebrated POWDER. has just received . supply sf Rife and Sporting, which has bssa prepared with great esre s free from all damp. ssss sad warranted equal to any aanui.ciured in ths evuu.rr z,s JOHN PHILLIPS. srt .dss1s corner Cont and Watsr-sts
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insert here the whole paragraph in the Presidents
'nsugurai message relating to Oregon:
,,a WIN become in less degree my duty to asse,
o py all constitutional means the right OF The
Sa'ss 70 that portion Of our territory which lies
ne ROCKY mountains Our title to the country Of
our people preparing perfect ma, ia are
wa tssr wives and But eighty years ago our
Aeghanies. Within that period-hi, ,h VI 'ns
igns say Fl some Of ny hearers people increasing
sissippi adyentnrousy assembled the Msso.,; ~, 'e
springs and are already engaged in establhne tbs
hss Of segovernment In valleys of which the r;yars
now TO the Pacific The world beholds the neacsf,t 80
nmphs OF the industry Of emigrsnts To us beangs
me duty ofproiectng them adequately whenever thew
ne upon our soil The Jurisdiction Of laws and me
oenehis OF our republican institutions should be extended
ever them in the distant regions which they selected
VIII easily bring the States OF which the formatioh IN
hs' part OF our territory be long delayed within
s pnere Of our iederave Union In the time every
should be sscTedy respected
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MAY BALL.--Mr F. C. Liable has the honor
lVl to inform the ladies' and gentlemen Of Wash
ington, Georgetown, and Alexandria, that his May
Ball will take place on Tuesday, May s, at the As
sembly Rooms, where large improvements have
tlemen, &c.
Gentlemen's tickets to be obtained at Mr.. Fs-
chers Stationers' Hall; Mr.. James's Drug Store;
Mr. Frances, Athen@um Buildings; and at his resi-
dence Pennsylvania avenue, and at the door on the
evening Of the ball. I.
Ladies who have not received invitations will
please forward their names as early as possible.
Young gentlcmen's tickets to be had at his house.
/. MAY SIT S
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IThe printer yesterday, by misinterpreting
our manuscript raised Sir Robert Peel to the peer
age, by the title of yiscount We beg pardon, in
his name, for the mistake; but we doubt very much
whether the titular elevation would add ga cubit to
his STATURE" or an atom to his happiness and his
fame; any more than whether Lord Chatham was
greater or better man than he was whilst he was
simply Mr.. Pitt; or whether Lord Brougham has en-
larged the sphere Of the glory which he acquired
whilst he was Mr.. Brougham alone 1t is the real
character Of the himself free of all adventtous
titles, which gives ''the guneas stamp Of Robert
Burns; or to quote much triter remark Of greater
poet
"Horfh makes the man. and want Of II the fellow;
an else is leather and prunea-'
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IDLE SPECULATIoNs.

The question Of Oregon is grave enough to ex-
cite some serious reflections in the country,
without overlooking il with absurd panics, or con.
temptible chimeras. We have already been long
enough in Washington to know that it is pretty
where, the orator said the controlling question
was, "What is the news3n and where this ex.
trnvagant curiosity was productive Of still more
extravagant reports in the metropolis. The at
mosphere itself seems loaded with rumors These
are caught up by the greedy letter-writers
who show good deal Of ingenuity in cir.
culating them at distance. But the cave Of
Cyclops is not confined to Washington. We have
laboratories Of artificial thunder and idle pancs es-
ing to see how many rumors this question of Ore
gon has already produced II will be legion before
it will be settled. For example, it was stated the
other day that Mr.. Vice President Dallas had been
called TO Washington to consult with the cabine,
on our foreign relations. This was mistake. Mr.
Dallas was certainly in Washington the other day
but he was not invited hither by any cabinet con.
sultation.
Again we see the following paragraph in The
Baltimore American Of this morning:
sRuMoRs FROM WAsHNGros.--It is well known
that previous to the fuflment Of any important
measure by tho yescrr1ss-..A w
nunciation of such intention is frequently made by
letter writers 10 New York--somewhat after the
fashion of elers to see how the matter is relshed
by the capitalists and politicians there-and thus the
first limitations given in that city long before the
people of the District Of Columbia are aware Of the
contemplated movement. A runner, important in
its character, is mentioned in the New York Com
mercial as having been quietly circulated in Wall
street on Tuesday and Wednesday,; but whether
true false that paper does not pretend to say. Il
is that the result Of the Presidents deliberations with
his cabinet on the Oregon question, was detcrmi-
nation TO follow the example of the British govern
ment on the Maine boundary affair, and send a
special minister to London. The special minister
mentioned is MIR. Van Buren,"
We have hrief answer to all this. We UNDER
stand that the mission to London has been offered
to Mr.. Pickens, Of South Carolina; and this is the
first time we ever hoard the high name Of Mr.. Van
Buren, associated with such an appointment. We
are satisfied that the report is unfounded, and that
il can only tend to make improper impressions on
the public mind. +
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BY BoTELER, DONN, 4 co.


Sale Of Splendid Faswiiars, Large Mirors &c., AZ
AUCTION.
ON Wednesday morning, 7th inst, q II o'clock,
~ we shall cell, without reserve, At the residence
at Eman Physic esq, on north street, east Of tho
capitol, in the house formerly occupied by me hon.
Richard M Johnson all the furniture ~ aid house,
which il Of the most superior description; embracing
in part the following articles
Splendid mahogany piano and stool, Egyptian
marble-top sideboard, pair magnificent gilt frame
mirrors ioiginsl cost u 1901 Egyptian marble
top centre table, 3 mahogany sofas, mahogany
lounges, dvans, mahogany dining and extsnsicn Ia
bIes, ottomans, mahogany hat rack with mirror,
large mahogany chairs, mahogany card tables, ma
hogany rocking and arm chairs, mahogany centre
tables, marblc-top and mahogany washstands, ma
hogany French bedsteads best feather beds, curled
hair mattresses, mahogany and marble-tcp dressing
and plain bureaus, cottage and silk-covercd chairs,
astral and solar lamps, girandoes, get Of branch
lamps with rich cut prsms gilt circular candeIabras,
gold band and white French china, cut decanters,
tumblers, and wines, toilet sets, Brussels and in
grain carpets, hearth rugs, sick chair, brass and
irons, tenders, shovels and tongs, straw mating,
mahogany butter tray, cooking stove, and good
assortment of kitchen utensils, &C.
Il seldom occurs that such furniture 10 offered ae
auctions the attention, therefore, of those "a want Oh
such articles is particularly called TO this sale
The terms will be cash for all purchases OF ana
under $50; over so and not exceedine elOO, mree
and six months; over 800, three, six, ana ninc
months, for approved endorsed notes, bearing M
terest. ~~,~r,r q 70
M.o 4, Auctioneers.
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dated
PARKERsBuRo, WooD COUNTY,
April &c, 1845.
Sin: Being detained few minutes by steamboat,
thought it would crafty you to inform you that
Neal, (dem.,) is elected by majority Of more than
200 to the Legislature, Tin Wood and Ritche;) last
year wing by 10, partly to be attributed to local
causes Mr.. Snodgrass informs me that johnson
viii receive majority Of from 100 to 300 in the 14th
congressional district Camden, wing, has received
but so ola majority in this county, against 204 for
Clay last fall Virginia stands, trust, disenthral-
ed and regenerated.
Yours, in haste. se
p s. The majority in this congressional district
last fall was but ITO.
We learn from the Richmond Enquirer of this
morning that we have made another democratic gain
in the House of Delegates
"MoNrcomERy AND PuLAsKr-The Staunton
Spectator (whg) says Edmonson (dcmocrat) is
elecied--democrati gain. t
'sFor Congress, it is pretty well ascerained that
Hopkins (dem.) is elected in the Wythe district,
over George, (dem.;) and in the Monroe district,
Chapman (dem.) is elected over Miller, DENY
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TOBACCO FOR THE NAVY.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Provbios,s md Clicking,

Bureau Of PYovisions md Cioshisw,
PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed proposals
for Tobacco" win be recsived at thi. bureau
June next for furnishing and delivering al the Uni
ted States navy-yards at Boston. New York, and
Norfolk, where samples are Deposited, guch guam
tty Of tobacco (probably, 10 al, about o. hundred
thousand pounds. more Or lsss) = may e required
commandments Of the said navy-yards, during the
fiscal year commencing on the first day Of July
next, and ending juno 30, 1876.
The tobacco shall be equal in quality TO the SAM
pies at the said navy-yards. None Of \ shall be
have undergone natural sweat, and be branded
with the name of the manufacturer, year when, and
the place where. it was manufactured, and be deliv-
cred in strong boxes containing from ffty TO ono
hundred pounds each, and shall BE- inspected q the
pointed by the Navy Department.
Contractors not residing At the places where de-
livcries are required, must establish agencies at
such places, that delay may arise in furnishing
what may be required; and when contractor fails
agent at the port where the tobacco required 70 b
delivered shall DO authorized 70 purchase the same;
and the contractor shall b liable for any excess Of
cOHr Uvcr thc ooutspus Prtvgs
Bidders whose proposals arc accepted (and nSas
others) will be forthwith notified thereof and three
days over and above the ordinary time required for
the regular transmission Of tho mail will BE- allowed
for them signify their readiness u enter into
tract and ten days and above the ordinary time
required for the regular transmission of the mail
will be allowed for the execution and return Of
contract and bond; At the expiration of which pe-
riods il no answer b received OF contract and bond
returned, the supply will! BE- oared 70 the next low
est bidder, according % law.
The department. reserves The right 70 reject al bids
from persons who have heretofore failed 10 execute
their contracts.
Bonds, with two approved sursties in one-third
the estimated amount Of the respective contracts,
will be required; and ten per centum in addition will
be withheld from the amount Of I'll payments on
count thereof collateral security, in addition 70
the bond given, to secure it performance, and not
in any event 70 be paid until il il in al re-
spccs complied with; and ninety per contum Of the
amount Of all deliveries made win Be paid by tho
Navy Agent within thirty days aner bills duly au-
thentcated shall have been presented 70 him.
To be published once week until June 3, in the
Union, Constitution, Intslligencsr Washington, D.
c.; POST and Times, Boston, Evening Post, Morn
ing News, and Plebean, New York; Ponnsylvanian,
Philadelphia; Republican, Baltimore; Enquirer,
Richmond; Republican, Petersburg; Old Dominion,
Portsmouth, Virginia.
Perpetrators Of the above papers win be pleased to
send copy Of the paper containing the above adj
vertisement to this bureau.
Nav 2--lawtJ3
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It's strength and character from the people, who
themselves soveregns:
Be u resolved, Isl. That the democratic repub
leans of the city Of Wilmington, having implicit
confidence in the wisdom, the sagacty, and the pa
triotism of President Polk and his constitutional adj
visers, entertain fears to the result of any ne
gotiations which may arise between the govern.
ments of the United States and Great Britain either
upon "the Oregon" or any other question involving
our interests, but feel well assured, as far as the
United States is concerned, THAT NOTHING WILL Br
ASKED BUT WHAT Is STRICTLY RIGHT, NOR suBMITTED
TO THAT IS IN THE LEAST DEGREE WRONG.
| ID That we would deprecate, in common with
our entire people, any act the part of the govern
ment Of the United States, the Injustice of which
would involve us in war with foreign power; but
the facts of the case TO which we have particular
reference of such character, that in the opin-
ion Of this meeting, every good citizen see the
justice of our claim and the necessity for sustaining
the language Of President Polk, to wit: tour TITLE
| TO THE COUNTRY OF THE OREGoN Is CLEAR AND uN-
QUESTIONABLE"
Sd. That Great Britain herself has dscaimed any
right or title TO Oregon-frst, by the treaty con-
cuded at Paris, 10th February, 1853, between Eng
land, France, and Spain, by which treaty ALL the
country between the western boundary of Lousi-
ana and the Pacific ocean was put down to Spain;
secondly, by her asking of Spain, in 1880, the
fright Of trade and traffic at Nootka Sound as
| shown by the proceedings of her own Parliament;
~ A'.i AS~'.,,o 49, '''es'.'t ~
lol8, IN accordance with the stipuations of the
treaty OF Client, the town OF Astoria, on the Co
lumbia river, which town was was captured by her
navy in December, 1873.
4th. That, in addition to our claim to the Oregon
Territory by virtue Of the grant from Spain, the
discovery Of the mouth of the Columbia river, in
l792, by Captain Gray, of the American ship CO.
iumbia, and Of its head'casrs by Lewis and Clark,
in 1904, would place right to the lands watered
by that river beyond all dispute.
9th. That we can but regard the sentiments which
the mobile lords" OF the British ministry have been
pleased 70 utter upon this question as species OF
bravado, unbecoming the dignity and character OF
great nation that the spirit which prompted them is
understood and appreciated by the American peo-
pie, and that If persisted in, the British Parliament
will soon learn, if not already acquainted with the
fact, that the day has gone by when menace of
war on the part OF England could sway negotiation
with the United States.
9th. That the voluntary interference on the part
Of Great Britain in respect to the annexation Of Texas
to the United States, is an act unwarrantcd in itself
not justified by precedent, and merits the cnsure OF
all civilized nations. That i must invite and more
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ladies' Of Washington in

H-Fair.-The ladies Of Washington in
tend holding a fair at Todd's Concert Hall, on
Pennsylvania avenue, to raise funds to assist in
completing the Church Of the Ascension, under the
charge of the Rev. l.. J. Gilliss. That there have
been many similar efforts made for other churches
in this city, we do not deny; but aver that
have had greater claims upon the sympathies and
liberality Of our citizens than this Come, ye
church-goers--ye who are in favor of promoting
the growth Of religion and morality come and aid
these ladies. They will give you q,sid pro quo for
your money, and a bright smile and warm shank
u,' besides. 1t commences on Monday next, the
5th instant, and will last all the week.
May
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In what place.

Commercial Bank, Portsmouth, N. II.
nsnk OF Burlington, Burlington, Vermont
Merchants Bank, Boston, Massachusetts
arcade Bank, Providence, Rhode Island
Farmers and Mechanics' Bank, Hartford, Conn.
City Bank, New Haven, Conn.
Bank Of the State Of New York NJ "
Mechanics Bank, N. Y.
Bank of Commerce, New York, NY.
Bank Of America, New York NY
American Exchange Bank, New York, NY.
Merchants Bank, New York, N. Y.
Mechanics and farmers Bank, Albany, NY. .
Albany City Bank, Albany, N. Y.
Commercial Bank, Albany, N. Y.
North River Bank New York, NJ "
Philadelphia Bank, Philadelphia, Pa.
Bank ofCommerce, Philadelphia, Pa.
Bank Of Midddletown, Middletown, Pa
Bank of Erie, Erie, Pa.
Exchange Bank, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Chesapeake Bank, Baltimore, Md.
Bank Of Baltimore, Baltimore, Md.
Bank of Washington, Washington, d. C..
Bank Of the Metropolis Washington, ID. C.
Patriotic Bank, Washington, d. C.
Corcoran and Riggs, Washington. d. c.
Francis Dodge, Georgetown, d. G..
Bank Of Potomac Alexandra, ID. C.
Farmers Bank Of Virginia, Richmond, Va.
Bank of Virginia, Richmond, Va.
Exchange Bank Of Virginia, Norfolk, Va.
Southwestern Railroad Bank, Charleston, s. c.
Bank of Mobile, Mobile, Alabama
Do do alabama bank notes)
Branch Bank Of Alabama, Huntsville, Ala.
Bank of Louisiana, New Orleans Louisiana
Union Bank of Tennessee, Nashville. Tennessee
Louisville Savings Institution, Louisville, Ky.
The Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company's
Bank, Cincinnati, Ohio
Clinton Bank, Columbus Ohio :
Firemen's Insurance Company, Cleveland, Ohio,
Bank of Sandusly Sandusky Ohio :
Bank of Norwalk, Norwalk, Ohio
Bank of Missouri, St. Louis, Missouri :
Michigan Insurance Company, Detroit, Michigan,
Bank Of Pittsburg, Pittsburg, Ohio
Mint of the United States, Philadelphia, Penn. ;
Branch mint of the United Statcs Charlotte, N. C.
Branch mind of the United States, Dahlonega, Ga.
Branch mint Of the United States, New Orleans,
Louisiana :