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The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-01

M ILL stand for Mares the ensuing
w Spring Season, commencing March
Sth, at the following places at l.. ID. Chap
mans, Mrs. Hagery' Mills, Hayuie's Court
Ground, Mr.. Cahoun's, and McCloud's
Mills, at the following rates: Eight Dollars
the season, and Twelve Dollars TO insure a
foal--the season to end on the 1st day OF
July next.
The visit and season morey will become
due al the expiration Of the season, and the
insurance money as soon as the mare is as
certalred 10 be with foal. or transferred, in
which case the owner of The mare, when
put, will be held accountable for the money.
All possible care will be taken to prevent
accidents or escapes, butno liability will be
incurred for either.
N. B. The horse will be removed from
each of the above places soon after three
O'Clock, p. M. on the second day of each
standing, in order to reach The next place of
standing the evening previous; and persons
wishing to have their mares served, will
please attend before that hour.
LITTLE BILLY is a sure colt getter,
and his colts can be compared with any in
This country, which is sufficient recon-
mendatlon to any person.
IL
color, nearly l6 hands high, and six years
old. His fine size, gay and commanding
appearance, together with his pedigree, GER
talnly entitle him to the attention OF breed.
ers.
PEnIoREE.-LITTLE BILLY was sired
by VIM. CASTOR, who was sired by Editor
Zone Of the hes. bred sons Of old Timoleon;)
his dam was chestnut mare, owned by Mr.
b. Hagerty, and from certificates now in
my possession, no doubt exists but that she
was thorough bred. His sire, VIM. CASTOR
was one OF the hest race horses OF his day
never lost race except when he boted--
Castor was raised by G. Robinson, of
Montgomery county ant subsequently
owned by Col. NJ. Ashurst.
EDMUND r. CHAPMAN.
March 5, 1917.
certify that the horse VIM. Castor was
sired by Editor Zone Of the Lest bred sons
Of old Timoleon,) his dam Ulaker Girl by
First Consul, bis grand dam by Jewess Ex-
petition. Uraker Girl was thorough bred
mare, brought 10 The south by Maj. James
w. Johnston. CASTOR was trained and run
several seasons, and never lost a race ex-
cept when he bolted. He was raised by C.
Robinson, formerly Of this country.
M. ASHURST.
Feb 9, 1s47.
| certify that in the spring of 1s4O Mr.
B. Hagerty bred ch. mare to CASTOR
that he represented her to me as being tho
rough bred. She was fine looking mare
and remained at my house until she proved
with foal. The pedigree of this mare as
given me by Mr.. Hagerty Iput down in my
steed hood, which has since be- destroyed
and | do not now recollect the pedigree.
M. ASHURST.
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-01
New Orleans Type Foundry,
AND PRINTERS DEPOT.

YEyHE Undersigned beg leave To announce
Il 10 Publishers and Printers that they
have established a complete and extensive
Type Foundry in this CITY.
The Book Letter of this Foundry was
cut to order by workmen Of long experience,
and as no expense has been spared to obtain
the handsomest faces. and To perfect it in
every respect, we will venture 10 say it will
be found as handsome. if not the handsom-
est in the U. States. We have also very
handome assortment of F2olrers and Job
LsHer, of the latest style, 10 which we
would call the attention oil Printers before
purchasing elsewhere. All articles manu-
featured by us will be OF material equal
if not superior to any manufactured at the
North; and as we shall furnish type at New
Nork prices,.we trust TO meet with encour
agement.
We are now prepared to manufacture
Brass Rule, and to execute orders Tor Type
Of any magnitude, with promptness. We
would also particularly call the attention Of
Printers 10 our Leads-havine an entire
new sett Of Moulds, by which we are ena-
bled TO furnish perfect article. We are al
so Agents Tor the sale Of the Napier, Wash
ingion and Smith Presses, which, together
with Chases, Cases, Composing Sticks.
Furniture Ink, and every other Article in
the Printing business, will be kept on hand,
and furnished at Manufacturers prices.
nE- The Proprietors Of Newspapers who
will publish this advertisement six months.
and send paper TO our Office, weekly, will
be paid for the advertisement by purchasing
six times the amount Of advertising bill IN
Type.
GREEN & CO., II Canal st. Row.
New Orleans. Anril %. lS47. 81 Gun
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Mail Arrangemenfs
AT WETUMPKA POST OFFIC

Al WETUMPkA POST OFFICE.
The Southern and Eastern mail from
Montgomery, due every day at IL am,
The Northern mail from Huntsv;,,;,e via
Gadsden, Jacksonville, TalIa3eaa ant
Rockford, due Monday. Thu. sday and sa,
turday, at 3 a IN.
Tie Western from Tuscaloosa via. Ma
plesyille. due Tuesday and Saturday al nm
The West Point via. Chambers C. ri g
Ppm. = =
Time Of Closing.
The Southern and Easern--SuDday.
"Wednesday and Friday, at 8 p m. and on
Monday. Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day. at 3 p m.
The Northern Tuesday, Thursday and
Sunday. at 10 am.
The Western-Monday and Friday a,
10 m. a
The West Poiut-- Tuesday and Friday,
at IA am.
Letters must bsdeposited in the ofice at least
half an hour before the time of closing.
L. BRYAN, PM
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A NEW PROSPECTUS
OF THE
N Il w Vol U Nj Il
The New York Weekly Mirror
Onlu faUO efOIFcys a Ye,

Only ftCO dollars a Year!
ENO MEET the spirit oil the age, and
Il TO place the Weekly Mirror on an equal
footing with its numerous rivals, the terms
are reduced from three dollars to two a year
the character of the paper will be i'm.
proved in every respect, with original es-
says, criticisms, poetry, etc. Also, a copi-
Gus correspondence, domestic and foreign.
The paper and type will be superior in quail
lily 10 any before used for this paper. e
The elegant quario form OF the Mirror,
will bind up in two handsome volumes al
the end OF the year, well worth preserving
as faithful and spirited literary record Of
the Time: 1t will be forwarded by the ear
lest mails. in strong wrappers, TO every
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Mirror, is $6a year in advance.
New York, march IL.
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-01

MANUFACTURERS and dealers in
I'VE Saddles, Brides, Saddle and CARPET
Bags, Harness, Whips, Collars, &c. &C..
No. 309 Water street. Mobile.
Keep on hand general assortment oil
Harness and Bride Leather, Skirnng Hog
and Sheep skins Top Leather Gin Bands,
&c. &c. Saddles and Brides made to or
der. All of which are recommended TO
persons visiting the city. and those lesirous
OF purchasing any thing 10 the above line
are invited to call, before buying elsewhere.
They have on hand a larger assortment of
Carriage, Coach and Buggy Harness, than
any other house in the city, and will sell on
the lowest kind Of terms.
Feb 3 lS47
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call and examine their stock anu prices.
Their arrangements and facilities ar
such as enable them to offer inducements to
purchasers unsurpassed by any other house.
The stock is Of the latest and most APP
proved styles, having been selected by one
OF the partners from the best manufactures
of Europe.
~ Any bills. made. in the East with
respectable houses in their line will he du>
pllcated and any goods packed at their es.
adjustment warranted to go free Of break
age. feb iS47
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-01
SIR SAMPSON
q: 3!

" ILL stand the ensuing season, com
W mencing on the 18th of March, and
ending the 18th Of June, al the following
places, part of his time, at VIM. Haynes's.
Maj. M. Perry's, ]. Parker's, Nlxburg. and
Henry Mann's, eight miles from Weiump-
ka, on the Socapatoy road, and will be let
10 mares at $40 tie season--but one man
putting five mares shall have it at So the
season for each mare-$5 The single visit.
and $l5 by the insurance, 10 be paid as soon
as the mare is discovered TO bewith foal ;
parting with the mare perfects the insur-
arce money.
SIR SIMPSON will be let to mares
every 18th day. public days, Sundass and
high waters excepted. The utmost care
WILL be taken 10 prevent accidents, but not
liable for any that may happen.
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-01
PROSP TUS
OF THE
Young Peoples Magazine

NHlS MAGAZINE will be edited by
Il Zeba Smith, who has been so long
and favorably known 10 the reading pub ic,
as to ensure the Magazine hearty wei
come. And we are happy to announce the
Rev. J. S. G. Abbott as among our regular
contributors. Also, Mrs. e. o. Smith, with
others OF our best female writers.
This Magazine will be published month
", on handsome paper, each number en-
bellished with steel engraving, and flow
er painted from nature. Terms, 81 year,
or 10 cents for single copies.
Allletters, orders, &c. should be address
ed to J: K. Wellman, 118 Nassau street,
New York city. m ~. ,
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NOTICE.

HOL. S. F. STORRS is the authorised
~ Agent Of the Executors of Jesse
Beene, deceased, for the purpose of selling
Lots and Lands IN and around Welumpka,
and Tor fhe purpose of giving in and pay
ing taxes, &c. c. Persons wishing TO
purchase will address Col. S. at Wetumpka,
or The undersigned at Cahawba, Ala.
w. w. FAMBRO.
March 49, 1s47. lift
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-01

RESPECTFULLY
invite the attention OF
Merchants. 5 team Boat
Owners and others to
their extensive stock Of
Queensware, &c.
Merchants in the habit
of purchasing East are
particularly solicited to
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-01
SPRING FASHIONS.

MRS. II. BREW STER, respectfully
I'VE informs the Ladies of Wetumpka and
the surrounding country, that she will con
tinue the Id ess N u L in Ii u
imess, at her old stand in West We
tumpka. Ladies can depend on having al
Dresses cut and made in the latest fash
ions add in the most durable manner. All
Dresses cut by her are warranted to fit well.
Wetumpka, March s. no 3
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-01

a FFER for sale an extensive and COM
" plete assortment of
Swedish Bar lron-ass'd, 1a15 in. wide.
Swedish Plough Iron-ass'd, 6al2 do
Swedish Square lron-ass'd, 5a31 do
English Round, Square and Flat Iron-oi
American Refined Round Iron-4al in.
American do Square Iron-aa in.
American do Band, Horseshoe, and
Scroll and Hoop Iron.
American do Nailrod Iron.
American do Fiat Iron-suitable for
Screw nuts.
American do Boiler Iron, Sheet Iron,
and Imitation Russia Sheet Iron.
Swedish Plough Moulds.
Steel NayloI's Cast. German, Blistered
Spring, Shear and Crowley.
Mil Rocks--Kuln, Esopus and French
Burr, assorted, 12a54 inches.
Sheet Cast Steel-Brislles, Glue, Screws,
Butts, &c.
Gin Gear and Saw Mill Irons-ol all des-
criptions.
Hollow Ware-American, English and
French.
Nails and Spikes-of Swedes' Iron, of all
sizes.
Guns-Single and Double barrel Shot guns
and Il ifes, superior assortment.
Grindstones- Nova Scotia Blue Grit.
Ploughs-Sub-soil, and variety Of Rugs
gles', Nourse and Mason's make, and 9th
er kinds.
Straw-Cutters. Corn-Shellers, Corn and
Cob Mills and Fan Mills.
Hoes, Trace Chains, Log and Ok Chains.
Collins Axes.
With a general assortment Of HARD
WARE AND CUTLERY, 10 all Of
which they invite The attention OF purchas-
efs, and offer for saloon reasonable terms.
January 6, ls47 LII
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-01

W7ILL be sold to the highest bidder. be-
w fore the Courthouse door in The
town Of Rockford, Coosa county, on the
frs; Monday lin June next, the following
described land, viz:
The southeast quarter of section tour,
and the northwest quarter of the south
west quarter of section three-and ten
acres Of the southeast corner Of the north :.
east quarter of section four, all in township
wenty.ihree and range nineteen, in the
Tallapoosa land district and lying IN Coo
sa county.
B. A. BLAKEY, Admir-.
April 81, lS47 l7-3t
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-01
BLACKSMITHING.

the public that he has shop
SzzE.zssssssssa in East Weiumpka, and is pre-
pared to execute any kind Of BlacksmitLing
on as reasonable terms as any other shop
in the city. He is prepared 10 repair en-
gines and boilers, and any kind Of machine
ry. II. c., SCOTT.
Wetnmpka, Jan. 6, lS47. If
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10 Printers

FEyYPE FOUNDRY AND PRINT.
IL ER'S FURNIS HING WARE
HOUSE. The subscribers have opened
anew Type Foundry in the city of New
York, where they are ready 10 supply or
ders TO any extent, for any kind oil Job orlan-
cy Type, Ink, Paper, Cases, Galleys, Brass
Rule, Steel Column Rule, Composing
Sticks, Cases, every article necessary for
Printing Office. Also second hand materi-
ais.
The Type, which are, cast in new mouds
from an entirely new set Of malrixes, let
ters, are warranted to be unsurpassed by a.
ny, and will be sold at prices TO suit the
times. Type from any foundry can be
matched al this establishment.
Printing Presses furnished, and also Steam
Engines OF the most approved patterns.
N. B--A Machinst is constantly in atten.
dance TO repair Presses and do light work.
COMPOSITION ROLLERS CAST
FOR PRINTERS.
COCKCROFT & OVERLAND.
Jan. 5, ls47' 6S Ann Street.
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-01
NNggMsa .

THE subscriber respectfully informs the
citizens of Welnmpka, and the public
generally, that he is now fully prepared to
exc cute
HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.
Also-Gilding, Graining, Glazing. Imi.
iatons Of Oak, Maple, Rose, and Satin
woods Mahogany, Marble, &c. SC, with
neatness aud despatch.
~ Prices low-Terms CASH
JOHN M. HOUGHTON.
Wetumpka, Jan. is, 1917. tf.2
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-01
COFFIN s. GRIGGS.

No. 81 d SO, Commerce Street and 81 g. 40.
Front Sired.
MOBILE.
nFFER for sale an extensive and COM
~ plete assortment of
Swedish Bar Iron-ass'd, 1al5 in. wide.
Swedish Plough Iron-ass'd, 6al2 do
Swedish Square I,on-ass'd, Ja35 do
English Round, Square and Flat Iron-of
American Refined Round Iron-4al inch.
American do Square Iron-.Sas inch.
American do Band, Horse Shoe, and
Scroll and Hoop Iron.
American do Nailrod Iron.
american do Flat Iron, suitable for
Screw nuts.
American do Boiler Iron, Sheet Iron,
and Imitation Russia Sheet Iron.
Steel-Naylor's Cast, German, BIistered
Spring, Shear and Crowley.
Sheet Cast Steel Bris'les, Glue, Screws,
Butts, &c.
Gin Gear and Saw Mill Irons, Of all des-
criptons.
Hollow Ware-American, English and
French
Nails and Spikes, of Swedes' Iron, of all
sizes.
Guns-Single and Double-barrel Shot guns
and Rifles, a superior assortment.
Grindstones-NovaS Scotia Blue Grit.
Ploughs--Sub SOIL and variety of Rug
gles', Nourse and Mason's make, and 9TH
er kinds.
straw-Cutters, Corn Shelters, Corn and
Cob Mills and Fan Mills.
Hoes, Trace Chains. Log and Ok Chains
Collins Axes.
With a general assortment OF HARD
WARE AND SHIP CHANDLERY,
all of which they offer for sale very low for
cash or approved paper.
January g. 1917. Lift
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mAsIERsox & BROTHERS.

Importers Of erery description IF Queens
aeare, China Glass, &c.
81 Water street, Mobile, Alabama, and 1865
Main street, ST, Louis, Missouri.
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-01
Private Entertainment,
Window Shade Depot.

Window Shade Depot,
No.7, SPRUcE STREET, TRIBUNE BurLDlNo
New York City.
Established in 1910.
:" HOLESALE and Retail-Shades
w Of all descriptions, including superb
and brilliantly colored Gothic Scenes, of
various sizes and prices, also the late style
Of beautiful Rural Landscape Scenes, a
much admired and desirable article; togeth-
er with every style and description of
Shade now in use, al fifty per cent cheaper
than can be bought at any other place
Trimmings at manufactures prices. Sign,
Banner and interior decorations done in a
style not to be surpassed.
BARTOL s. CRMSBEE,
Manufacturers and Importers.
Feb. &c 1947.
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-01
BLACKSM

ELLA LA SIMlIHING.
Sss-A THE undersigned respectfully
inform the citizens OF Wetump-
ezzsszszzsassssza ka, and vicinity, that they are
TO execute all kinds of Smlihing,
in the most workmanlike style; such as
Carriage repairing, Wagon work, Horse
shoelng, and all kinds Of farming tools. on
as fair terms as any other shop in the city.
Planters and persons wishing such work
are requested to call at our shop on Main
street, East Wetumpka. and examine our
work Tor themselves.
KANNADY G. co.
Weiumpka, January 6, 1916. 1tf
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-01
The Southern CuIfivatOr.
Is published monthly al augusta, Ga.
J. w. W. S. JONES, Projectors.
EDITED BY JAMES cAMAK, of Athens Ga.
TERMS-ONE DOLLAR YEAR

opy one year ST. 90
opies, 5 90
20 copies " - 90 90
100 copies {; rs 90
A LII subscriptions must commence with
IN the Volume. The Cash System will
be rigidly adhered to, and in no case will
the paper be sent unless the money accom-
panies the order. Advertisements pertain
ing to Agriculture, will be inserted for Isl
for every square of twelve lines or less, for
the first insertion, and rs cents per square
for each continuance. All communications
must be post paid, and addressed to James
Camak Athens, Georgia.
January J, 1S47.
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Notice.

YvHE Books and Accounts belonging to
4 the Wetumpka Argus, have been left
with the undersigned, and al, persons in
arrears for Subscription, Advertising, and
JOB Work, are requested 10 make payment
as soon as possible.
JOHN HARDY.
WeIumpka, Jan. 10, 1s47. 2-tf
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: . - S,Hco Ut NTOP T Ut UlFuIV to-
gether with all the most Popular and ap
proved Patent Medicines now in general
use. All Of which may be had at the loves
prices, al the Drug Store of
w. b. COOPER.
Wetumpka. March 26, lS47.
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Silver Ware.

Warranted made from pure coin, such as
silver tea sets, complete coffee, tea, aud slop
bowl, cream poi do, with urn, silver cas:ors,
patent threaded, plain table, tea, desert,
mustard and salt spoons: patent French
and table, desert knives and forks, soup,
gravy and cream ladles, butter knives new
pattern: silver cups, goblets, gilt inside, and
plain octagon, engraved free OF charge.
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-01
Drugs s. Medicines.

-sess5 aT5-Tsse. of DRUGS & MEDICINES,
|||IEgIHlNWn DIS on nand and constantly re-
,sHS1|AEN 4N ceiving, Also, Paints, Oils and
1 SsMSIIN7S ys,R Dye Stufs, Window Glass
IsSIIIIIFiF55f4 and Putty, Brushes of all
|SlIlNEE Gss kinds, Fancy Soaps, Perfume
gHNNINNH R RES, Combs, Instruments,
I'lI9|NN#N AA Glass Ware, consisting Of all
~ si1as of Shon Enrn;tur. 10
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-01
WIsTAR's
Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
CONaU NGksG'EON.

A MONG all the famous medicines for
IN Consumption, none seem to be meet
ing with greater success, or gaining high
or reputation, than that most wonderful ar
ticle, WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
cHTppV
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-01
The Oakland School near Burlington, N. j.
r.. &. Wines PRINCIPAL.

TIME school year consists of two sessions commencing
respectively on the first Mondays OF May and Novem-
Der The vacations each five weeks preceding those
periods The design of the institution prepare youths
Tor college, and also for scientific and business pursuits
The course OF study is extensive, embracing everything
taught in the best scientific and literary institutions
kind The distinctive characteristic of the instruction
or0u ghhes The methods pursued altogether ntelec-
tua being addressed to the UNDERSTANDING and adapted
to develop thought and excite vigorous mental activity
Careful attention is given the moral and religious train
ing OF the pupils Education founded upon morals drawn
from the Bble the only safeguard of country This
idea, faithfully carried out, will present the world IL
ustraton OF the capacity OF man govern HIMSELF and
enjoy the true blessings of liberty regulated by law.
The situation OF the school is perfectly healthy The
buildings are admirably arranged for the purposes of such
an and the extensive play grounds, covered
with noble forest trees be surpassed. The pupils
all times, well during play study hours under
the of their teachers.
ton OF $50 made in the of very young pupils and al
so in the case ofbrohers, who together to the
This In ul Tor everything except
textbooks An ample and well selected miscellaneous Ii
brary provided, free of charge, for the of the pupils
Application by writing otherwise may be made the
principal.
The oakands Burlington, N. j., March 10Th, 1877
JANUARY, q, 1917.
The undersigned, having now, having had at former
periods, wards under the of E. c. Wines esq.,
take occasion express their satisfaction with the care
and attention bestowed upon them while under his charge
They have the highest confidence in Mr. Wines capabi-
y as an instructor and moral governor of YOUTH founded
upon their observation OF his skill and fidelity teacher
upon the intellectual character ofhs methods of instruction.
and upon his care OF the morals and those
trusted 10 his control. They confidently recommend his
school TO parents and guardian. for their and wards
Alexander Dallas Bache, Joseph S. Lowering,
M. ST. Clair Clarke, Joshua Tcvs,
l. Dunlap, David s. Brown,
c. Manchester, Gideon Sou =
TIL Wharton March 2O-la3ws
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-01
Proposals for n Loan.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, February y, 1871
CEALED proposals will be received until the tenth day OF
y April next inclusive for loan of eighteen millions OF
dollars under the of the 18th January last, authorizing
the of treasury notes, &c treasury notes 10 be
issued under said act payable years after the date OF
said with interest, at the rate OF six per cent per an
num- payable semi-annually The bids, in all cases must
unconditional and without any reference TO the sup
posed bids of others, they may not be considered The
bids should distinctly, in all cases, the premium Of
iered No bid will be received below par To give OPP
pounW all persons participate in the investment OF
funds in these noteswhich, account OF the privilege OF
funding may hereafter be materially enhanced in value
bids viii be received for the lowest denomination OF notes
authorized by the law, well as for higher sums.
Che department the right of fixing the periods
when the money be paid to be required to
anticipate the wants of the government or allow any inter
the loan be deposited with the Treasurer OF the Uni
ted States, the of the mint at PHILADELPHIA OF
the branch mint New Orleans, with any OF the assist
ant ueasurers Boston, New York, Charleston, or St
Louis X. j. WALKER,
Feb 9-dlw&wtI0A Secretary of the Secretary