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j. Knox WalLar

}. Knox Walker,
Attorney at Lao and General Aren't
OFFERS his services in his professioo and a..
" Agent for the Prosecution and Collection Of
Claims befote Congress and the Departments also Tor
obtaining Patents.
All business con6ded to him wlll be promptly at
tended to,
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- A. PRlNGLE, No. 30, East Bay street
LIZ Charleston, South Carolina. Importer O
French CALF SKINS; Manufacturers Asen,
and Dealer in BROG.4.s-S, BOOTS and SHOES,
Advances made on consignment of Brogans OF
southern Manufacture Parties wishing to con-
sign, will send samples of their make, und on re-
ceIpt OF their consignment, liberal cash advat -
will be made. Information promptly impaired,
as to the style, but adapted to the trade
Charleston, S. c., July Is, IS5O--d1y
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,


Washington, June 8, 1850.
SIR have duly receIveu your letter of the 9th
ul,imo, communicating to tins Department the pro-
ccedngs OF the National Institute the subject of my
note of the 18th of the month. Those proceed
ings appear TO to be perfectly satisfactory and
have accordingly transmitted them to the British Min
lister in this city, with the communication, copy OF
which is enclosed for your information.
am, sir, respectfully, yonr obt scrv't,
JOHN M. CLAYTON.
WALTER N. JOHNSON, Esq, Corresponding
Secretary OF the National Institute.
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THE WEEKLY DISPATCH,

Whole number of representatives 1893.
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BLACK WOODS MAGAZINE
AND THE
BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEWS.
Premiums to New Subscribers

nWlNG to the late revolutions and counter-revo.
~ lutions among the nations OF Europe, which have
followed each cthc- in quick succession, and of which
the end is not yet" the leading periodicals of Great
Britain have become invested with degree Of inter
est htherto unknown. They occupy a middle
ground between the hasty, disointed, and necessarily
imperfect records of the newspapers, and the elabo
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woRTHINGroN G. sNErHEN.
Formerly Solicitor Of the Genera Land QGe

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Ar LAW,
Continues to practice in the Supreme Court or
the United States, in the Courts Of the District or
Columbia, Maryland and Virginia, to prosecute
claims OF all kinds against the United States Ell
Their before Congress or any of the Executive De-
partmens, and to procure letters patent for invep
TONS Business confded to his care, will b
promptly attended to.
N. b. Particular attention paid to the prosecu
ton of claims before the Brazilian Commission
now sitting in Washington
WASHINGTON CRY, d. c. JULY IT, -35O
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PROSPECTUS
. THE SOUTHERN PRESS. -

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FOR THE SPRINGS.
+ AIDES retiring to the springs or country, viii
j find at PARkER'S, just opening, fresh
supply OF Toilette Articles, such very superior
BAYRUM, COLOGNE, in bottles and on draught,
EAU LUSTRAL, OK MARROW, DENTI-
FRICE, &C., COMB, HAIR, TOOTH, and NAIL
BRUSHES, at
PARKER s
Fancy Comb and Pertxmery Store,
aug B.. Penn Av near National Hotslc
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rAnCx nlSTssys,ms

A NNUALs. GAMES, AND JUVENILE BOOKS AT
"A greatly reduced prioos-HUk3TI5 n COZAaS, Nos
l0i ard LOG Nassau Streets arc prspsrsi SELL A.
wholesale and retail, largo stock o. annuas and al
beoss poetea WORKS. Bibes no. Aiso 800 hiads u
p in and eolored books end prmar Bond
IN vtrious STYLES 1heir btooh a games th, most extn
awe the oty among ~hoh may he fou I'd tbs sei,bis
snake Uncle Tom mansion hsppin golden egg hap
hts DR.. Bus,v, alphsoes In boxes oisse6ted
maps No. 30. Thsv have aiso 6pe seieottoa ef pc ART
1sses " sss ~ sal s.to.e yas u ala.
sLsphSrc uUxyTIS CJZAys.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC.


WATCHES AND JEwELRY-THE SUBSCRIBER Is
w selling watches at retail At the fos wing
markaby low prices being much less than other
Fine Gold Lepine Watches, holes jewelled S25.
Fine Gold Detached Levers, full jeweed 80.
Col Ensmelied Watches for ladies . 49,. 49,
Gold Hunting English latent Levers for gentlemen S.
Gold Hurting Watches which run eight DAYS.
0old Watches In magic which change into three
different watches.
Gold watches which up hands wishous any
key.
JULES JERGES5gr
Watches with certificates from him with each watch per
feet time keeper.
wArcHEs
Duplex and Levers, In hunting Gases, perfect time
keepers.
IrDkPEEDsrr
Watcher for timing h rses in gold and silver cases.
Splendid Gold Pocket
oHRoaomErEas
Gold and oliver LEVERS, DETACHED rs.
and all other etyiesfof watches.
ALI q the above for sale at rot Ill much less tho
usual prices also all kinds Of diamond rings and
pine.
SPOONS.
Also all kinds Of gold obains pure gold wedding r,ngr
gold hops and seals gold pens and pencils geld and
bies diamond rings aud pins bracelets gold oket
ouh earrings gold and silver spec aoles breast
silver fruit knives sterling Spoons Gu
fork, No. al much less thau abe usus price, Watches
and jewelry exchanged All watches warraa 70 teep
good time the money returned. aes eooks and
ieweiy repaired In the best At much les
usual pricee 8tO. q ALLEN
mpotes Of watches jewerv wholesale and retail No
" W all street. M stairs, n. ar Broadway
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NOR CHARLESTON, rAvANNhH AND FLORIDA
snni weekly United States Mail LineThe AID fisA
ging stesmer Cnion r Adams commander,. will leAys
H. On sa snSv ,n yso ~ - oStn S.
Of isog will signed and for PASSIVE ~ tho edoe Of
Union will CONNECT with the Florida steamer wkh leaves
Charleston 1uetday 2t inst at three ooloes r.
furni had v ,he shove ports ss teows-fc JsoGsonve
ssngsrs tAh On Without sxtrA sparEs.
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DAQUE REEOrYPES

X nAPf's DaeUERaEUrYPEs-RICa AND 'PRo.
IA prste holiday tresent gold lockets PIN beautiful
apo frsmes AT unprece low pries Old .o
tures cleaned and richly reessed ned konees aeu
daily ~ ever, style OF the art at tho pupulsr
KNAPP n3 Bowrry, over hBders0ns onrpeb
Broad ly ear Prince street
Ok CENT DhGUERKE0TYPEs --REEs Il co CAN
so better AFT I'd hnsr picturs for two saiiinr, BY
tbDr process and mach merry, tha1 have ats
BY the old tedious mode OF operating and hish
Such diticn nd perfect the art has never boon
Known teote taking bunsrsd and fly pictures
daily. Rooms 299 Broadway.
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VAUDEVILLE LiNE-FoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
line giving tickets fol- ossng he IsthrnusThe
dcmt,s endne steamship EohTukeN LIGHr, 25ol hons
will toave from Pior No North dver ct clock p. n.
precisely. Monday December 40 connecting with ,he
popular steamship Brother Jonathan 2l0 IONS
Nicaragua transit route having but swevo miles Of land
ssicn. These steamers In ,hs
odstions and tatioD For inf rmstiop
cage, soply only 70 ID. ID. ALLEN, Agent
No. Battery pisos up rtasrs
Tbe pubic cautioned against the 2resenssons of
nrsd runners Of other lines None employed for s
linz
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ASTR(0IsO ~.

EyORTUNR TELLING.-MRs. ALVIN, RGNOWHn
IA ssrope for her skill In forctellng fuaurs, wlH
tuypiph intelligence about oil Of life " RI
VINO may address her. Mrs Alvin speaks Ahs EasusNI
French languages Her residence gl urosIn6
4 30 a. ~ tn9pN
MRS. brewster, FROM PHILADELPHIA, TEN
~ ders her SERVICES tho ladies' aud gutmen Of this
city, In hsrclagy, Live. and Law matters int rproting
Dreams &C. BY books and sencs ntly relied BY
Napoieoi and viii tell the II Ia or gsntissn
hey will msrry also the OF tho visi,er Residence
o9Great mes street. Bowsry. Ladies' afy osnt
gentleman mo dollar.
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sSX1RpHk z:, eSiIfss CO., ~ Wan stree. N. z.
BROWN, 6HIPLEY CO. Liverpool
3. q ROBERTS & co., Is Kings Arms YArd. London.
JOHN HUNROE co.. Is Rue Notrs Dame dss
VICTORIES, Paris; or
GEO. II. DRAPER Havrs.
Tho Of these ships will accountable for GOLD
silver. bullion, Specie swsry precious METALS
unless bills Of adng signed thsreor and value
thereof therein expressed.
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lR. WARDS UNF0RTUN ATE's FRIEND. = TEE
rrstt anchor VI safsty warranted 10 ator
thing eie has unsyesal othsr d
the nsrodiens OF hs wonderful remedy It's inoom
parable vrtue IL Ia mado from every medicine found Of
rvise in the disease. Psoc dollar vial, and msdk
oti book erat Once Canal street. door from Broad
VAT, upstairs
TMPORTANT MEDICAL wORR--DR RALPU's PRAe-
ticA Trsate the Disessos OF tho Gen. Organs thr
nature s1nptons progred oonDequenoes remc6tea eId
cure Thirteenth edition A2 Pr, with plates price, e.
s LSns pso s "s. y Arr streets
.atAors once ss noustcn ssrsos lnssr geo.ss where
70 r. NJ accepted Mailed psourc.y snvsspsd.
free pc~stSc, W a&drcanns pys rSA. " bog 800 PED
$780,
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AxERIoAN RoYA
i Nail Steamships.

i Mail Steamships.
FROM NEW voRK TO LIVERPOOL.
se.e
80
FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL,
Chief cabin passage :. 800
Second cabin passage. g
The ships from Boston Gall ~ Halifax.
ARABIA, Capt. Judkina AMERICA, Can't. Shannon.
PERSIA Capt Ryrie, EUROPA, Capt. Letoh.
ASIA, Capt =. G. Lott CANADA, Capt. Lang,
AFRICA, Capt. Harrison, NIAGARA, Capt Stone.
These carry white ght a. mast head rcen
on sssrboard bow red on port bow.
Niagara Stone, Boston, Wednesday. ed Doc.
Africa, Harrison New York, Wednesday, 29th Dee.
Canada, Lang Boston. Wednesday, 9th Jan.
Asia. Lott, Now York, Wednesday, 18th Jan.
America, shannon, Rostep, Wednesday, 10Th Jan.
Berths rot secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon on board.
The owners Of those ships will accountable for
geld silver bullion, specie jswolry precious stones or
metals unless bills ading signed therefor and the
vnlre thereof therein expressed.
For freight Or passage, apply 10
4. CUNARD. No. Bowling Grson.
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REMOVALS

p EMovAL.-JAMEs II. BRUNDEGE, TAILOR, nAs
~ removed from ls3 to $50 broadway sde dee9
south Of Blocker street.
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AUsTRALIA-PIoNEER BINE.-THE NOBLE NEW
A York built packet ship Baltimore l,4O0 tons, II.
horthr COMMANDER surfing At he lowest rats and being
the SIKH OF this line will sail punetuay ls n
Jaruay from New York for Melbourne Port Philip Its
finest ard fee Ia tho world The Baltimore the
slip Of abe New York and Hsyrs line. and with
superior aaoommodatn Giving up. together with her
height between seck eight and half feat ~ her
superior veutstioD she Will be the most comfortable ship
that has ct 5sspstebed for Australia surge and
proper attendants The manner IN wch the sars
ed for them decided proiersnos over all Others ~
n""'! JOHN OGDEN, R. W. CAMERON. Iis wall sssseA
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TMHHY YoRK AID LIvxRPooL UNIrHD STATES
nal esss.seszhs ships semRrsins this lias 80 Ne
1ACIHIC, Captain Nys-

ADRIATIC, Captain Grsfson.
ansss @ps having been built b. CONTRACT sxpresy fof
Service has been taken IN their
IN their sAnssts strength and speed
ne ns for passengers are unsquasd for
frics Of passage nom New Yerk Lysrposl in
eate room. $500.
From Liverpool 70 New York, $50 and GO.
An OF perienoed SURGEON attached 70 each shin.
matt far
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E0R AusTRALIA.-THE BEAUTIFUL cATPPEx
ship EAGLE, having aeeomm sdatens TOT passengers
superior ship In pert being ready FOR wil
l tht .g.h " Docsrassr. Too r3lsal II ss-s. .xpy
10 lss captain. on board, pieg North dvor.
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NEW YORK AND BAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP
Ise-Throgsh to San rranei.oa - reduced rssss-Ne
UNCLE SAN, $500 tons, W. A. Mills, commander. win
Leave New York, from pier No. North river for A.
connecting a Panama With the engine steam
snP winfield SCOTT which mp leaves ranams on sns
stopping only A. Acapulco xor supplies These
unsurpassed An Experienced physoan attached 80
each steamer Passengers will be landed the wharf ~
Aspnw ALL and take the Panama railroad. Rats Of fare
cabin, $3.50 steersse Sis Pas engers are
cautioned that tickets for this line sold only NJ No
Bro sdwAy, New York.
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TEE FIRST CLASS N.w srEAnsHIP ANDES,
Z: s m; t 18th s. VIII
Ass sts AID sh .n ,sG s:s.
FsyI IEcHTS STATES SA :..AM
yiii ssp.rs with she nail. for Europe. positively
~ Iii s: s s:. i s:s r. s
pasks having uneqaaisd accommodations for elessOs
-. EDWxRD K. COLLINS : CO.. $ wan street
viii a II:
r elegant clipper PACKET PAP BoTaNIA. jaime. 4.
G as as s wan .nf ~
s:s .n
Ire bs s 81 ssf 81 aSs
sEpic:tioa only on board or TO ISAAC sxIra iol
EoR yNIoNPoRr STEAMBOAT CATHERINE
rsas s East 'h
usds. viii ~
s Grspd ;t5ss rrs, and u
low rate. Fare Is cents each way. THOMAS BsTILsv.
NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP COMP ANY.
Gs bAR sPV%n ssa r. Robert IA.
sss % y
day December At l. oo0o precisely frog pier foot Of
a.asPp.d
PER GasIS foot. 70 l. Mead ssS
gsvsns but s ;poe No freight rs.s,sd % on aas days
Shipper: must sens II their bills Of sdins TO the ~
re s % Broadway
Lyok sAvANsA H-U. 3. NAIL LINB.-THR sUPE
= rior steamship FLORIDA. CaPt \. s. woodhuil. %
Saturday y.r zpDy 20 % s s
& aSS- % an. . s... r.
Is, .ys's sapsrer: =. 80 -
EoR SAVANNAH tue NEW AND sPLENDID SIDE
walton carr, log United states mail viii leave Pha
aEha for ,S on tho s -
and sreDssh II Tor shs aom!r.ad
rom Now YORK or Yni'sdephis, SIS; Storage 50 The
State Of Georgia leaves above every alternate Wodpes
North @Ss,s "a
sn snw ssmssp Rshsn
nasI Ss s Bier fS ss
This .sp ha. esssns for paa'onssr
Passage IN cabin tstaseroomI $50
,..,., ssssrass 81, -,
ps s e SsT w tic
:. s dS . ss FORM s h sss se viii
seed prior day sailing. they win
% s s IL 20 sfs' o. re
day Disabling Tor r1 scS g ps':sS ,pfS gs snss
Agents in New Orleans, Aessrs. Marks Thomai No. 40
Fog sosEorS. rE,sEssugo sHe NICE, sIoasqsg
risn commander will pier 10 N R. Saturday Dec.
ss sppy r ss.s "a n:
NEW YORK sND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP CON
IN Iany-For Mobile stopping At Uevans Tho side
wheel sts,mship BLACK WARRIOR, Rcbsss W: shutoitt
U. NJ mmaaeerAs regular day OF ssing Tor We.
oember falls Chrtmss Gay the ssltng % sne baSs
Warrior ~iA DO dserfe TIL the following Mondy Do 70
o'clock par foot Of Harrison esrooh
North river Passage SIS Freight, en- me- fremsne goods
% per cubic Goods confgned 20 H. Mead Coz
bile will be forwarded free Of No freight
No feishe received on sail
Ing day Companys s Of ladins can be had at ~ kasssu
sreet nipptrs must send in thor eh o. aing 70 the
ONCE hv nine o'clock r NJ, on friday Doc. 81
LiVIN08rON, CROCHxRoN co, 81 Broadway
NOR CHARLESTON. rAvAvNAH AND FLORIDA
MailI linz. "A fsuk
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LNxPlRE CITY LINE-THkuUGu TICKETS TO SAN
II Francisco At reduced botn for cabin and ge
passepgers, via Aspib all dreat-The fast hip
UNITED STATES. 1900 tom, W. 9. Berry, commander,
will leave Friday, December 24th at o'clock, q. M,
from pier No North river with tho
favorits steamship NEW ORLEANS 1900 tons Edgar
Wakeman. commander which will be In readness
- take the passengers arrival at Panans and proceed
without delay to San Francisco. Second cabn
have 1T ate both Sides and
trs cabin Pa sengers United states disenoak aiopg
side tie railroad wharf nv Aspn ~s free of
freight passage, apply to jon IS JOHNSON. or j.
HOWARD u son, Agents, "a Broadway.
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BOUQUETS VASES. AND BASKETS OF flo YEAS.
D-WALTLR PA * tste OF A. keid's, Bfeadway hsvics
ron business In tn alb vi sale supply
on, Of description sed .rAnsi in the aot
style and the lowest 10 ent dis
~ppontment, e,riy orders will be necessary orders
n at the greenhouses Amit ctr booklyn, or ~ the
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CTEAN BETwEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- The Glasgcw and Ne! York Steamship Comp Inys
steamship GLASGOW $50 tons 400 horse power Robert
Craig .ndsr Van sa from 6lassGw the lssh Of
January 18TH a. Il oeiosS 81 neon First cabin isaiocs
state rooms 500 do do (mdship do) t7E second cabin,
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A BAKERS. No. 80 BEEKsAS STREET, IL TIE
N. place where yeu at best qrsuy o. feaon
calf skin books, light stout made, 70 oraSr
for IS S double ,oed proof 81 30 fr'nch patent
leather boots 81 Co. all work wGrr,ntsd Call ans satisfy
Yourselves.
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SRInaKWATER rAINr-Thk BIS 9 AR1ICLE RYgR

ARTD0EWATER FhINT.-THk BEST MKT INIE FNEK
offered 10 ths public for roos, decks sad ot.oms 81
smers other vessels and from It's snd cl dor
roof qualities for rsiroao bridges cara dep,t ~ w
Erisls einens he depot ~ the oom-
Nv Yer sale Try In pscksges Of so los asd sards
s,sireii An kegs Of -, so 100 lbs, By DDGAkT,
usasrsi Agent as Pearl street Asd ~ Beaver street
TypUIT TOR THE H0LiDAts.-P. AROHDEAvUN
il IT. offers for sale Al he sores, Az sfoAasay Sasa
"a ~ ali street. corner Of Pes 5U Kegs tsd laf Ess5
800 nssSa grapes; 20 bills and hsu tbs lazy apples
Sus Oh aad layer rssns soft sh Jordan .na psr ell
siaeds Turkey fgs Canton Esgsr dates prunes osoGs
~ ~rays west india preserves ana
6srs,s orsnrea kc, We ~. r. Gooa sehYsfea MS "
xklx. J. - "a pssss VI che eisy.
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" SATURDAY evening at the Great Jones street House.
Of Great Jones street and Bo very. stairs.
W. R0Bh hTS0N, Pro prietcr.
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NEW YORK AND STEAMSHIP COMP ANY

EoK sAvANFAH-U.s 9: NAIL LINE.-THR sUPE
rior steamship FLORIDA, Capt n. 3. Woodhuil, Oh
Saturday, December 49, asSooIook p NJ from pier North
river. Apply 70 g. L. kITCHIII, 1874 Front street. The
Alabama, Capt. @. D. Ludlow Saturday 5Dccembor 25
For speed srengh and fare. thsss shps
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ For Now Orleans via Hsvaa-The splendid seA nshp
CHEROKEE. Baxter commander, will sail the At
tho foot of Warren street North river on lay 2
AT o'clock NJ precisely Rates Of passage 70 Havana
ana New orleaus arrangements: Ladies' snd after
loon berths $780, lawer for yard saoon bershs S
S25 sp only taken fre ht to Havana fresnt takeo
20 ew 0r.epps AZ 30 cents per cubic 70 Shppe OF
fregh, requeted 70 supply th mscves with tho ompa
ny bills Of which bs had application NJ the
Office NO ether form will bs signed No bills Of 1adng
signed after twelve o'clock the day of sailing orfreght
passage apply to n. %. ROBERTS,,
frnaA Of Warra
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nUADRILLE BAND.-MR. A. sEDGWICK, PR0RRB-
II the concertina and piano late oond uctor -
Ills and Hanover square Rooms London, supplies his
petite introducing the for soirees
dansantc performus all the latest compositions Of bod
worth, Jusn D. Albers. 60 Mr. Sedgwiok takes engage
meats for concerts solicit and conductor lis vsriek
street., Broome.
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NJ HOBSON, (LAST TEN YEARS CASHIER OF
IN . Planters' ank)-Wssley Whsless.
H0BSON WHELESS,
BANKERs NASHVILLE, TENNRssHR,
Do general banking BUSINESS and give particular Atten-
zion In all parts of United States and r.
nit promptly. most favorable terms.
References.
J. n Morrison, Cash. New Ellis & Norton, Cincinnati.
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