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Professors for the University OF Mississippi.
nN the I'd Monday in July next the trustees OF the Unl
" versity Of Mississippi will proceed at the University
buildings elect five professors of that institution, OF whom
one viii be president.
The University is situated the OF Oxford, IN
the northern part of the State The surrounding country
elevated and healthy and the society moral and religious
The institution is endowed by the government and VIII
pay the following salaries
To the president 81 900. r.s
Toeach of the other professors, $500 per annum,
for the residence OF the faculty. free of charge Moderate
tuition fees viii be required be paid by each udento
such OF the proie ssOrs as he may attend. ,,
The institution is expected open about the Isl OIL NO
vember next >.
The president will be professor Of mental and moral ph
losophy logic and rhetoric, and will be required 10 lecture
on the evidences OF Christianity. !,
There will be one professor of mathematics, pure any
mixed OF natural philosophy and astronomy; one
chemistry and one of ancient and modern languages
more minute subdivision will hereafter be made. -,
The object OF the trustees is to procure able iacun
to put the institution into operation under the most favor
able auspices and furnish the OF making ripe ana
finished scholars within the limits OF our State.
be present the meeting, furnish ample Testimonials
OF their fitness The trustees will be governed but by one
motive-the desire to make the best selections in heH
power. :,
any further information be DESIRED it may be had by
addressing Hon Jacob Thompson, M. G., Washingosa
city Hon. w. L. Sharkcy, jackson, Miss. !; Hon. j. M
Howry, Oxford, Mississippi; Hon. Thos Fl Williams
Pontoloc Hon. c. r. Smith, Woodville or the subscros
at Holly Springs
President Board OF Trustees
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DERSONS wishing to obtain the genuine SWANS PAN,
cEA and SWANS VERMIFUeK, (Which have been rec
commended by the celebrated physicians OF the United
States and Europe for nearly thirty years, for diseases
arising from mpnriy of the blood and debility of the d.
yestve organs should be careful observe that the mama
Of SWAIN is spelled correctly the bottles labels
March 22-eodiw
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HANDSOME PISTOLS AND DOUBLE BAHRELLED
gun for sale.These articles, the properly OF the fam
lily of officer who lost his life in Mexico may be at
which day, at 10 a. they will be up al auction
In such case, is needless invite the sympahes oshe
public. Apr, 20-3ld~
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FURNISHED ROOMS Tor re"t.-A furnished paror
Il and four chambers lately occupied by the Judges Of
the Supreme Court, BIO had, with without board o.
very reasonable terms, application at tha OF
avenue, between Sd and ~ Streets north SIDE
A,,rIIQ
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Exhibition postponed for the want OF . clear
CPLENDID EXHIBITION of the Minute Wonders Of the
- World with Kinds superior Compound Solar Micro
scope capable of magnying objects fifteen million me,
Temperance Hall on street, on Thursday Friday and
last if the is To the increased desire
witness this exhibition, it will be open each day from
O'Clock u m. until O'Clock p. m.
For particulars see small bills. Admttance Is cents.
ADril 2O-3t*
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yItANCE under Louis Philippe, history OF ten
years, by Louis Blanc new edition, just published,
vols. svo Price SO So f. TAYLOR
April iSa-d
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.
A0rtyfr's Ferry, VA.

71HE undersigned has the pleasure of informing tho
public that he has taken this commodous and elLa.
ranged first the bridgewhere he sprepared
accommodate his guests in the most agreeable
He has renovated the establishment in all respects and has
been particular ia procuring furniture, beds aud bed
dng-a matter of comfort which the travelling public will
readily appreciate Passengers the railroad will find
this house always in the best condition. The extensive
dnngroom within few feet OF the and dinner hs
table the of their arrival, TO afford ample
time for comfortable meal Of the best which the county
and city can at rd Being once more settled down the
spot his nativity the proprietor will take pride making
his house agreeable Tor those business pleasure
of romantic places in the Union and be-
therefore, feels proper degree of confidence in inviting
his numerous acquantances throughout the country to
give him call
Remember the first house the bridge.
April S-dIm JAMES Is. WAGER.
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IRISH LINENs.-We have now in store 100 pieces Irish
linen shirtings OF the celebrated makers, Prices
from 81 cents and upwards. r. II. HOOE IL CO.
March 2S-2Wf
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CtTRAW GOODS.-STEVENS, Halter, has just opened
- large of Yentlemen's, youths and inans
! straw goods ga. 80
| Sales Room Browns Hotel. April 2l-6iifeo
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OGce, No. 8, Umiom Bwidf~gs, directly ~wder the U"'o"
ONce, Wsahiwgfow, ID. C.,
TTENDS to the prosecution of CLAIMS before Congress
"A and the various departments Of the government fen
SONS and bounty-land warrants particularly attended
Bounty-land warrants purchased and sold. Tho heirs
legal representatives Of the officers and crew of John PAU
Joness squadron in 1779. will find II be to their lner
to apply to Mr. D. he having the rolls OF the BOP hon
Ricford and Alliance and tell at glance sho ara nv
'oho not entitled share in the Denmark prizes
sons abroad, who desire business to be attended to py
will be required in all cases to pay postage and eho"
a retaining fec OF Is. ..
Refer TO tho members Of the 18th and 20h Conges$'
generally
Mar 2-ly [Intel1
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N1O 0OO to $4,000 for investment in slavcs-
eW 1O,OOO Boys and girls would be preferred but TO
avoid separations families will be taken.
Proposals invited by letter, addressed 10 A. b. Wash
ngton city, postage paid at any time between this and the
lst of july April 4-le2wswiftf
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tf tr Ita Fur Norfolk. g.,,..
rT~A The steamer OSCEOLA, having under
gone thorough repair, will. on Thursday, The
Leaving Washington every Thursday at O'Clock,
returning, leave Norfolk every Friday, alta o'clock M
COUGHING, going and returning, ut Gone river.)
Passage and fare, S.
APP J. MITCHELL, Captain.
For Baltimore.
.x1E@h The steamer OSCEOLA will, the ~
instant, commence her regular trips TO 'n'
above place
Leaving Washington every Sunday, at o'clock, a. M J
returning, leave Baltimore every Tuesday, ut oc"A
p. #Et
She will touch regularly, going and returning Leonard
town, Md Macloduc, Va; and Cove river, Val and ~
all the intermediate landings the Potomac, for sgns'
to land. $50 = ...-.,ty
Apis ]. MITCHELL, CAPTAIN
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TIME Annual Army List-Britishfor 1876, 1917 and
i 1913, vols octave, containing services wounds
battles, distinctions, dates of commissions, &c, Nc Of
nearly every officer in the army ordnance, and marines
For sale, single copy only, by +. TAYLOR
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straw goods. ,o 81
Sales Room Browns Hotel April 2l-6iifeo
NEW and Cheap Furnishing store'--Ihe subscribers
IN have opened new House-lurnshng Store, on Penn.
syvana avenue between 10th and 18th Streets next door
r. w. Dyers auction whers they intend keeping
sale full OF all articles used In sen'eci
house kee ping, embracing
Cabinet furniture
China, glass, and crockery-ware
Hardware and cutlery
Plated, Britannia, and albaa ware
Tin and Japanned ware
Wooden ware, baskets and brushes
Looking glasses
Solar lamps and girandoes
And variety of miscellaneous and fancy articles
They have with the determination to sell as low
the goods be had in any market and on ac
commodatng They invite call from all house keep
and others wishing purchase Goods delivered tree
OF charge.
April 2I-eo4W McGRETOR & MITCHELL
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49, For rent that large and desirable dwelling
ii in the first ward, recently occupied by Mons Pa
zz:x geot. Apply to w. w. CORCORAN
Apri1
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DEBTS AND OBLIGATIONS
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l. j. r. GIpDINss a member of the House OF Representa-
tves, sate that during yesterday heard from varons
spectacle persons. that in the mob of Tuesday night my
mentioned and my threatened by indi-
vduas assembled that my lodgings were inquired for,
and advised that should be ynched by those engaged in
the mob.
That friends who heard this represented tha should be
in danger if found by those engaged, and advised
myself to protect my person.
That during the forenoon oil yesterday visited the jail Of
this District. not acquainted with the keeper and
when arrived, ed to him my nane and that
member of this body Tha, further said him that
wished the persons confined there charge OF
ry ing ay slaves from this District told him that wished
say them they should have the benefit of counsel
legal trial. and their rights should be protected and
desired him to be present lie went with me to the pass
age that leads the cells.
While conversng with these men in the presence of the
keeper mob to the iron gate at the head of the
stairway and demanded that should leave forthwith,
The keeper informed them that he would not the gate
until they left then told that my life was in danger,
unless left the building Immediately This refused to do
The keeper assured them that he would not open the door
until they retired. was further informed, that the mob
had compelled the guard the lower gate deliver the
key hem and in this way they had opened that gate
and by that means obtained the passage the
head OF the stairs.
After the mob had left the stairs and entered the owee
passage the keeper and myself and the Hon s. HAMs,
who had visited the Jail attorney tor the prisoners with
me- down the lower gate in front of which the mob
was assembled He opened the gate, and walked out
This morning have been informed by gentleman who is
stranger to me- but who says he present and heard
the proposition made by individuals to lay violent hands
upon out of the prison, of whom, he in
formed me, a Mr.. Slater, lavedealer from Balt
more, whom he have been active in nsigang the
others Of violence.
This day, have been informed by various individuals
that during the mob of last night my lodgings in
lured for, and my person threatened with violence and
lynchng.
further that have doubt of the accuracy Of
these statements which have referred.
Resolved, That committee Of five members be appoint
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the frontier and that the vceoy has been made prisoner
near Bresca by battalion of Italian grenadiers. We
learn from Vigevane that the Hungarian cavalry took
part with the Manese for, having received orders to
prevent the entrance OF the country people, they allowed
them enter in shoals Last night at all the ocsins
of the villages on the Pedmontese frontier sound
ing the alarm. The instruction is general at this moment
throughout the Lombardo Venetian kingdom. Other let
people, and that the papers, furniture. &c. had been
thrown IN the court to be burnt The guards who had
Iied to resist had been massacred dispersed The
King OF Sardinia, Immediately receiving the inelli-
gencc from Milan, assembled his minister's and long
consultation took place. Several esafees soon after left
the office with orders for the formation of three
corps OF observation the frontiers of the Tcino and
Po and the organization of volunteer corps at Chiyasso
Casale, and Novi
letter from Munich OF the 2ls (at five in the morn.
nu.) which we find in the Augsburgh Gazette saws
"Rins Louis has abdicated The prince royal ascends
the throne under the name of Macmillan H. The news
of the Kings abdcaton produced extraordinary sem
saon Ii is said that King Louis could not make up his
mind to effect the promised reforms, particularly to have
a responsible ministry su. ~
IxoNpor MoNEy MARKET, March 2.-Three~ per cent.
consos 81; aquarer per cent stock smut os
opcpipp 81 money stock 1911 Dablin and Dogheda
railway shares 80; do. thirds. TO-
Pans Srocx ExcHANo, March n, 81 o'clock, p ma
very general fall took place to-day particularly IN the
French rcnte which was offered from the beginning Oh Du
siness The three per e. lower closing At ~
There several assigned for this decline The
favorable, disturbances having taken place various
relative Beriinif true many doubted twas Of .
nature 70 bring down the German markets. and afterwards
TO react on many of the Paris bankers OF whom
close of the day slight improvement visible
had not time to produce much effect
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-13
DIR. III. r. PEERY,s

yERMIFuGE OR DEAD SHOT" roR WORMS.
The exceeding small quantity Of this Medicine
required to test the existence of worms, or to re-
move every one from the system, its operating in
a few hours, together with its great certainty of
effect constitute it one of the great discoveries of
the age. It seldom needs to he repeated, and ne
yer to he followed by any other purge. There
fore, in urgent cases, as these of Fits, Spasms or
Commissions, caused by worms, its uuri,allet SUI
perioriiy is manifest. Few medicines are better
calculated to improve the health of children, even
where no worms exist; as il removes those mas
ses of cruditics which line and closely adhere to
the stomach and bowels, giving rise to symptoms
that counterfeit every variety of worm disease.
Although prompt and certain in its operation. and
not unpleasant to the taste, it Is perfectly safe,
and adapted to the tenderest age.
Prepared by DR.. H. F. Peery. and sold by A.
b. & D. Sands, Druggists, 100 Fulton street, N.
York.
Sold also by LONG, WEBB & CO., Hills.
borough, by ALEX. s. WEBB & CO.. Glover
Garden. Orange, and by Druggists generally
throughout the United States.
Price IS cents per vial. @
February l. ST.
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FLAT RIVER CLUE.

A Hgrrsi'ag aBi Balr~te la..k plare =
In.siFad's aIil. % pa Iiiser. AZ sslss-
Lsy Ele OH int.
AIR Psrsskihg 20 6ns haIhfrne pr
pRErd IN ahe Flai kiEsT aslszrn-. rlnl.
Mas lnsmet. IN ~ rlaled me F1al RisrT
Rough and Rsa,ss lash. =. d. umslsad.
ESQ. Was Fallr.i % he rhair. 70 aeI -
President Iar Inc dag. The in,sniian II
The merIing was explained ~ lie Irgi,
dsnI in > very hrirf and appEnprialr msn-
ner. The lriends u Old R,.sgh and Rra-
~ were sI'en Sallrd IN % iain ihe club;
II uhlrh time go0fly numl.rE of ll.r
Flat Rigrr riIizrns came forward and
Joined.
Tie aIiirrrs Cor Ihr clnh lor the lnlnr.
werr lhrn rlrrIrA. siz: ID. q. Pani.h,
Pcsidfm; Dr. John n. Young. Vice
Presidenl: and W. J RahrrI-. Ser'ry.
The clnh Then adjnnmrd, o. lhe Sc.
roRd Saturday in Drinl.rE, " mr~l n
Midway sslnize & Mapggg,'s Sinre. J
All The friends "f Zen. I.aSIn are re-
qnesiei 10 attend.
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From the Merchants Ledger. ,
THE THREE MONTHS PAY.


The paymaster-t;eneral announces off.
cially, that rolls viii be prepared, as soon
as practicable. and paymas,ers sent 10 the
several States to pay all v"lun'eers who
have been in actual service and were no.
uor,bly discharged, and also the heirs Of
such as may have died. For the convenI-
ence nf claimants. paymasters will visit
the places at which the regiments were
organized, and if practicable. The places OF
company enrolment. Of which due notice
viii he given by advertisement. ...
EvIDENcE kEauIREp.-1 he testimony
of ibe commanding officer Of the company,
or in his absence that al one Of the com.
missjoned officers thereof, will be required,
To prove tina, the claimant is the insIividu.
u! who served in said company, and that
he was honnrably discharged fran service
when surh evidence cannot be procured
the testimony oftwo credible and disinior'
ted persons, TO the service and honorable
discharge. may be received 70 establish lhe
claim.
Claims for the three months extra pay
for deceased officers and soldiers. beinl
restricted. LIST TO the widows. I'd 10 III
/ children, Sd TO the parents. and 4thtn tlh'
brothers aud sisters, no payment can b
nalr but TO thsn, and in the order stated
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BRANpREpTH,s PILLS.
A VEGETABLE AND UNIFkRsAL MEpIcl

VEGETABLE AND UNlFkRsAL MEDICINE. =
These Pills cnre al diseaSs hy purifying the
blood. They give to all the organs Of the body
the proper amount of life necessary to lheF puIi-
fcaiion. They are a fountain " heaLh 70 az
mankind, and may he jnstly said TO give tho
beauty and yigor Of youth to the weakness and
tecTeplilude Of age. Can il be believed that az
TEL heing before the public for nincty-one years,
their sale $ nph only now be little rising a
million Of hoxss per year! But so il il, and il
is only TO he attributed to fatal prejudice their
safe would ie 81 least twenty millions OF boxes
per year instead Of only one million. Let all the
six use ihem-they will soon lie among the
healthy; kt all who would secure themselves
from sickress have them by them, in case of a
sudden attack; for few doses taken when the
body commences TO get out u order, and the ben
eft is secured at once. Fathers and mothers. at
tend to this subject sons and daughters, attend
to this subject; let all men and women ask
themselves the question, whether what has stood
the test Of time 80 long does no, deserve some at,
;cllioE.
And who is to be benefited I Those who uso
the Brandrcdth Pills. They are the ones that re.
cciye the interest Of thousand per cent. How
In present payment Of health, Of yiyacity for
ahi.ihS's W ehN VI
in place Of cloudiness and confusion Of mind.
Brandredth's Pills arc life prcscncr. Those
who know their qualities feel secure in their
health and faculties being preserved to them 10
an indefinite period. They are equally good ia
all kinds Of disease, no matter how called, because
they cannot be used without taking out impuri.
ties from the blood, and perseverance will cause
its perfect purfcstion, and no disease can 10 pre-.
sent when the blood is pure.
DR.. Branlrslh's Principal Office, 24l Broad
way New York.
CT Agents for the sale Of Brandreth's Pills.
ID. Heart, Hillshoroueh. ..
]. ID. M'Dade, Chapel Hill.
G. A. Mebane, Mason Hall. &.
A. Mickle & Co., Bingham's School.
James Whitehead, CaneCreek Cotton Factory.
Henry Glider, Lindley's Old Store.
G. Patterson, Pasierson's Store.
May %.
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4 The isN,d ID leiFship Hii. " sip drf0,.,
lem ~ iva y iiRFFsEs, kFn hFf ~ Jt,lge
~ lRsileV ~ ~ ppr,e, v ha Fbhll FEHlly
y thFH FFpJi5alliAy tlisi he FeFEaR FlsiHliHg
- I've ahlaw. Fhaii. 81. e ~ 1enrusasl.
SD Ehsl ~ dFrFesF3 tFli 10 nghrT did.
Nirn lhe elsimsais aER ~ psreEis. thzg
lie dreessea lrli - ~iaaw - rflld: sd
Ahrrr &c hsssirr 80 sisisr rinims. lhas
ii.e drrrasea If cone Il lhr lxfse rnrn-
li.ana.I hrir-. and - oslarf hFallrFaF siEirfs
and hi me rlsinanss ar. - aIr mn nf
aEfai &c. = he essr nay y. The D.
pnnrnss sliai fanllfr make nalh fhai fh~y
az disaniersslr,l. he atrial cilzrarirr
- ll.r osirrr I.rf.rr wlsom Ihs drposilan
= IaAsis. sh-sii b pEnprEiv aiaeslrd.
Nh.Rm,innrs inhrFii. = hrihrrehildrrn.
a. hr.shsFs sId sisters. lhey must ~ -
FErNsnsrd III gusniians. nlasse sPpnini-
msHi - such must ~ dpiy autheniiraird.
Mh-Te iliere arr se.eEzl afuli hrirs fh-y
sia'iid unite 10 he poser e al alinrnev.
IS NE Paymsal ga Ssssl R0nsrnjrHIiy be
made - nBe person.
Powers 81 alloEnry must. IN III Eases.
have isern exernirh sahS. gnrnIly IN tie
18Th NJ Juiy. 1875. and shasid sKpress
that they are granlesl Cor Ihr purpose af
rsriving the liner months r1ira psy
aulhniizei BY the act aT C"ngress Il IiiaI
dale. Snrh powers vii anIh0nze arg
slaimaals IN TrrriEe pay hy Ileir allnInrys.
bat in al rssss ihry must h. accompanied
will lhe evidsnre Of srEEirs and han0Ishle
djsrharge.
No paynrai nf extra par 20 volunteers
ran he made 81 Ibis plaee. until the pay
ma<irr shall have lrii tie State in whi~h
the rlair,anl resides. and have made his
Ieinns 20 this officer. The rolls being IN
lhr hands NJ The paymasirr.
Regular soldiers, wha reno within the
provisions ~ Ihe act. will make lhrir ap-
I'liraiion girrrI oshe paymasler-general II
Washington. with ihE n-Iial oath Of ID, ~
iIy and reTiisrale Gf rleTk Of rouIi. and
Tereipi, signed. accompanying the Sppli-
cation. The esidrnrr ia r,se Of tlrccased
soldiers will be the same - required of
volunteers,
The Secretary of War ronsirues the pro
yiso which restricts Ille allowance 10 such
Is wrTe g IN arIual servir-' 10 MEAN mnrP
IlIan merely mastering in. Ilenre recruits.
who bad moi leli This r"nnIry, or IL so.
bad moi joined their regiments, sre moi en-
titled. In like manner. volunteers actually
mustered IN. bui not n,arrhed 1" the seat
of war; aud this he applies specially Ia
lhe Traps rallied oul BY Gen. Gaines. and
those discharged from Camp Washington
in this sinie. as well n a Missouri rrgi'
ment raised fnr Santa Re, hut not sent.
1 u. ai,er ninsicr.in. however, an officer
non-eommis. innrd officer. 10 private. ha'
been discharged by reason Of III hrallh
incurred while in The service, he is emit
lied; but not 81 when discharged on his own
application. without such disability. moi
where oiTirers have resigned and rcsigna
tim accepted in the farm Of discharge
When The volunteers mustered in and 81
rvurc ru rIc seat of war. rnsy- irHrc sii~6
or heep discharged from sirkness inquired
in The service. tie right attarhrs.
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American Gold. :

American Gold. = Another rOunirr-
leiter q American gnl,lcoin Mas been cap
iured at Boston. " Len arrested, he was
found al work with galvanic battery in
full operation. galvanizing counterfeit
quarter eagles. One bundled and eighteen
counterfeit eagles were found. In regard
To the increase of cnunterfeits, Thomp-
sous Bank Nnte Reporier says:
We ara again impelled To call attention
10 the fact that a large amour, ofspurious
American gold is now in circulation.
There are different processes by which
silver pieces arc made 10 represent gold ;
The most successful is that Of galvanizlng
them, which imparts a clear. mIn,.like ap-
spearauce 10 the piece. Another process
is that Of pliting, but this leaves the piecs
with heavy, pasIedappearance. and con-
,sequen,ly less likely to deceive. The for
mer (galvanic) process is the most likely
to deceive, particularly as the pieces are
made rather larger and thicker than The
genuine, and this probably is the bes
meihnd of ,etectiun-iirs, compare then
with the genuine is size and then in
weight,
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II has fr some time hecn cause of
complaint ll,a, business cards are issued
in the shape nf hank mics and printed on
tissue paper. They have done INJURY To-
the stranger aid ignorant. frnin their close
resemblance Ia bank mites. TIE New.
ark Advertiser states that pnor Germsn.
on paying fnr lnt 81 land. bought DC 4
gentleman "f tina, city. Offered along with
lorIy-seren dollars in g"ld ore Of these
rar'Is or bills. having some 7, semhIancc to
n fiity-dollar bill on The State Bank oi
New York. and wlirh he hal taken for
good money in New York some limo
since. the ftuit Of tsnl earnings. On be-
ing informed OF us entire wouhlrssness he
was greatly distressed, and ismled.
MAI. IaisKicsner.