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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-05-06

POSTMASTER AT LoUIsvILLE.-The Louis
vile Courier, of the 10Th, says:
We understand a private telegrophic dis
patch was received yesterday, announcing
that David Merriweather had received the ap-
pointment of Postmaster in this city.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-05-06

Wars DolSGs.-lt is said that of the one
thousand men who comp6sedthe New York
Regiment in the Mexican war, but sixty are
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-05-06

= ry- A bank check for Sl70o was lost in
dhi idelphia, picked up by little boy, and
pEe' ,sdiatcy drawn in gold pieces. The los
Il t"' US $500 reward for the boy and the
,o.ti,ey. In Boston, says the Post, the boy
p,oud have found the owner, and received
From six to twenty-five cents for his honesty;
but Philadelphia Is very wicked place.
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BALTIMORE, April &c.

BALTIMORE, April &c.
Kane, who has been confined in New York
under the provisions ofthe Ashburton Trca-
ty, has been released. pc
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-05-06

THAT FENCE ONCE MoRE.-We are graft
fed to learn that Messrs. Zimmerman &
Thomas, of the Athens Foundry, have taken
the contract for manufacturing and putting up
the iron railing for the Court House square.
The railing is to be of Il handsome and sub
stantial pattern, and to be put up on a rock
foundation-the whole job to be complete
for the sum appropriated by the County Court
at its last quarterly session. The work is to
be finished, we understand, by the first of
October. We congratulate the citizens of
the county upon this favorable contract, and
at the prospect Of having the Court House
and square once more assume gcnteel and
respectable appearance. The sort OF material
selected, was made expressly with view to
economy, and when the work is completed,
we know every sensible rejecting man will
say so A few may think otherwise now,
but they are simply mistaken, and will in
course of time change their opinion.
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CUBAN CoRREspoNpENcE.-.The New York
During sCovIL 4 MEAD,

ma Lee ,"''es street, New Orleans,
these 81 Agents for the Southern
,ysmpanles. orders must be addressed.
lc by ne aKElTH d Co, Athens,
,e Agentn hunui town in Tennessnes
" ls53- of 1871, 200,Uuo.
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BALTIMORE, April %.
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.gy" We had the pleasure, on Monday last,
ormakng the acquaintance ofD X, Rawlings,
Esq, Of Chattanooga, the wing candidate for
the State Senate, in the District composed
of the counties of Bradley, Hamilton, Marion,
Blcdsoc, and Rhca. lie announced himself
on Monday as a candidate, and appears to be
n gentleman Of intelligence and good practi-
cal sense, and would make useful and eili-
cient legislator.
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JENNY EISp.-Tho following letter from
Jenny Lind, we know will be read with much
interest bya majority of our readers;
DRrspES, Feb. 10, ls53.-Vi ma, GudiloG
val. Otto NJ myckct god och snall han arbe-
i.r irnlt nrhnmmn irmL NAnlin iemt donsam-
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~" In the year 1887, Mr.. Daniel Hender-
son, merchant of Chattanooga, mysterious
ly disappeared, and no trace of him was ever
had. When he left his family on short
journey, he was known to have some seven
thousand dollars in his possession, belong
ing to himself and partner. The general
belief was that he had been murdered. A
few, however, pretended to think that he
had returned TO the Eastern States, where
he originally come from. Subsequently the
bones of man were found three or four
miles from Georgetown, Hamilton county,
and it was supposed they were those of the
missing man. Further than this his family
have always been in doubt and conjecture as
to his fate. A few days since, gentleman
returned from Arkansas, informed us, that
Tom Starr haf-breed Cherokee now living
in that State, desperate character well
known to many Of the older ctizcnsof Brad
ley and Hamilton counties, had told an in
diyidual whom he was trying to induce to
engage with him in some OF his unlawful
enterprises, that he and his brother, Jim
Starr murdered Henderson in the year men,
toned above, that they got six or seven thou
sanb dollars in money, and concealed the
body in hollow tree or log, near the spot
where the bones were subsequently found
He said that he and his brother were riding
in company with Henderson, that they in
duccd him to leave the road and stop ut n
Spring, and while he was STOPPING down to
drink, they struck him on the back of
the head with rock and killed him. We
have every confidence in the truth of the
statement, us Henderson when last seen was
in company with the Stars, and their subse-
qrcnt career proves they were just the char
actcrs for such deed The iumily of the
murdered man, we believe, still live at Chat.
tnnoora, or in the vicinity of that place.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING AT CLEVELAND.

We had the pleasure of being present at a
public speaking at the Court house in Cleve-
land on Monday last. II is true, all the can
didates who addressed their fellow citizens
then and there, are members of the demo-
cratic party, but the speaking as the reader
may guess, was none the less interesting on
that account Mr.. Smith, the democratic
candidate for Congress, delivered quite an
animated discourse, the main points of which
were: Cuba, tine Monroe Doctrine, the Inter-
oceanic Canal across the Isthmus, and the
Rabun Gap Railroad. If we apprehended
Mr.. Smith correctly, he takes the Fillmore
ground against all filibustering, and assumes
that it is the duty of the President to employ
the powers vested in him to prevent the fitting
out ofexpedtions against the peace and quiet
Of neighboring nations, guaranteeing the
possession of Cuba to Spain so long as she
is disposed to retain it, that IS, from the as
saults of other powers, but insisting that the
Upted States shall take it whenever Spain
wishes to dispose Of it. He advocates the
Monroe doctrine, which means, simply, when
Invested of the flummery and obscurlty
which politicians throw around it, that no
European power shall be allowed to plant
SArrrrlvlLIr, Teth22, April In continent The
Te have given your CherryeatGd with good
lsiye trial in our practice, and find IL its con-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-20
Mines and Mining.

MONDAY, Dec. 19-6P.M N.
North Carolina sold largely than any other stock
this afternoon Some 400 shares disposed of at
the board, at ~ and ~. Parker Vein reached 81
Dsw stock-that Of the American White Zinc Com
pany-win shortly be introduced to the board The
company organized In October, 1872 under the
works in Brooklyn where the company zinc
into paint BY Gardeners proces having purchased the
exclusive right Of using It, from the inventor BY this
system the managers expest realize large profits
the well known Viee Montague Company OF Paris and,
r sales In this country to nave the
works have recently been visited Mr. John Bonner Sr
Who rays, In his report
pdy Of the manufacture Of elmo into paint 81 this
establishment is Astonishing Half ton Of the metal put
the tubes dry white paint ready f grinding and mixing
with OIL for The two furnaces In operation
sight tons in twelve Of IN
once 1t Is in fact in nutshell-two furnaces, steam
engine fifty horse the various tube. communicating
space all contained
in two story budin hundred feet square, and tweaty
perform all the lsoor The grinding and mixing maohn
days the company will DO enabled to guarantee the
public the quality Of the paint When ia full operation
tho Of this zinc paint cannot but result In hand
me- folio wing letter received by the President
Of the Frsnkinite Zinc Company
OFFICE SOUTH BosroN IRON Co.
Col CuRTIs President OF the New Jersey FrankHite
DEAn SR-we caused many trials be Of the
franklne iron Of New Jersey and have no hesitation IN
average resui and toughness than
any cher iron which has under notice We regard
sdmraby adapted for steam shafts railroad axle
chain cables anchors &o and for other whore
sSsdisnt servants, (sisnsd3 CYRUS ALGER 1 co.
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The Board vo eG-'Ihe market closed dull ct the An
nexeA quotations 9. ock heht.o
Ordinary cotton Is advanced He; middlngs c,nHrmsd
- before quoted; mddlog fair Fioridas Hobiles and
New Orleans and Texas growths, advanced fair Flo
rida advanced 30; fair Mobile advanced fair Or
and Texas ouarmed,
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HENrRsYn i 20 LIEps s., AUcTIoNIER-HsNEy H.

~ LEEDS H.
and Saturday Dec ~ % aud at ~ O'Clock each evening
49, large gallery Of the National Academy Design 6S
1va,, opposite Bond street. Crest sale Of ancient and
oil painting just imported, some Of which are Of
geay cost md never before exhibited in this city
chased fri the hnes galleries collections In EUROPE
hne dcoVies by Claude originals Albano, ZuohArel
reggie Carlo hArrstt Cuercno Cssts Canaleto YER
net, Sasso Ferrato Poussn Bassnno Dehsem, Paanin
Rembrandt Also 100 hne English Flemish and DUES idor
paintings orisinas BY zoil Zieike, suex deman salan
tin Bosch May, Eterts Husnten Strouski Peths Law.
renee Slayer Cooper, Morris, Northcoe liz williams a.
kirsdyk, Pes Tiemant Damscsroeder, Monaer Kobeli
Van Greoteveo, Van limerick arat Lie sohaap
Van dc Lar &C. Also two portfolios containing 35
the Bible pubsbtd in Amsterdam during Oh, last century
Tamil rcm the well known collection Of Sir Richard Dalop
Of Rotterdam A from the cola ,tion, OF
SUPERB original drawings and water colors received direct
from VIM Campbell, Esq, y. s. consul at kots rdam.
Alec about forty Flemish sicures known be
Finals ty A. kersdyke, Lamoririniorc Dslmsnu, Van
sthor Pea keekoeck Robbie ussels Lining and Others
The tkmth Dusseldorf and English pictures mostly
known as productions by tho artists whose names
are hhxed ana rank high ms worxs OF art They will DO
previous until the day OF sale, with catalogues We
IDENTIFY invite the Attention of the public friend
ncsseurs and artists this really colec.
op being the finest ered at auction for years 10
an preventing an portunity to tho admirers
o. art Of cbasngref neritorons orig pictures at
ther own troea eale posti sely without reserve.
1UBN KEEsE, AUCTIoNEER-BooKs ATEvENING
octek A. their sales room, general assortment Of
and mis- books embracing the poets
sepss fnd splendidly illustrated In glish books i'm.
sd sac s!so on Thursday cvcnil Ele and eeasoLlls
steck for the trads snd privsts buyers LYMAN CO. 7
SHAaNy asas hh:k .Esss ssosesseS " Cooley Reese
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sHUPrNG.


N,oR LIvERPo0L-UyITED STATES NAIL sTHAn
+ chip ATLANTIC, James West, ssmmandsr. fbh
will depsr. With the United state mall, fes
sss:t e b hoard D;.s
fort, AePiy 70 EDWARD X. COLLINS, 50 Wall street
l. a,S Pa0sa viii 'ueessd tho Asaas aad 80
MAIL steamers-rhe Ghips comprising this line are We
ffAAc4 ifIri o.................... CAPTAIN W.sa
hkGSTiC. Captain Lnes.
These ships have been blt BY ccntsacs especially 70,
eovennens service Evey care has been taken In thss
speed ana their ieoomodsioSs for passengers are uno-
qua led for elegance and comfort.
class cabin sl2O cabin SO; extra
An ts iS tn a ,ao
NO borths secured till paid for. -
From New rS ysri DATES '0n ' t1s v,,,oo
Saturday, Dec H. 1855 Wednesday, Dos A ~ 1855
For saas si pss';ss EspP,Ss CO.. street.
BROWN SMILEY & co, liysrpooLs-
JOHN MONROE CO., No. 80 Rue N0trs Dame dss
cE Etissiis' il. f DRAPER, Hasro -.
silver bullion specie swery precious etolssor metals.
unless bills ladng signed therefor, and shs vsius
thereof therein expressed 60 %.
TIE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
IRON Pin brLPaIa, n
City of GiasSow .s..urssyee. ~ Icy Icy
o'' V IRON iivsarooI. A' .
City o. Glasgow Wednesa.y MY Isss
Saloon 500, ss5ssnd SIS t.cccrasng 70 state reSms.
limited number OF third class will b. taken
Parties wishing to bring their friends obtain
sums q 81 sterling and rswards Apply TO sAXGM
SMITH, Agent ~ :. slnut stroe., PhiladelphiA- 60
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IN d. = D0rGH ArcrIoSEERs-AUcrIoN
ssle 81 srlendia rosewood a. furniture, In
treeatells ssd s.,in samash psnoio,. pier aad oval
A NJ, 81 No 10 Wet rwcNty kiShth
rueh thu turr ia Above house. sfng carved
resevocd snits vi, pho eret rosewood tables with Esyp
sn and Italian tops rosewood eteseres plate doors and
ros~sed bookcases corner etsgeres beck and corner
stands. lie groupa vases tables Etatuet.es
lsaue 6suTos Ae r5s~esd side fney niaid and ,pier
maehe tahlss treatele snd lace our'aa Also
excellent psnofers In ssqsisiy carved rosewood case,
octave nted number 81 choice ell paint
sell ss.t snd thrseIy esrgetsns rosesood, mshoxaav,
and aaut KtsnktoR tables dining china dGaer and
tea sss cut slsssssre AS Also tie sver plate, Ma and
coffee terNists forf st9s lqu1r stand, cake
lssttts sAt &e it'll Chamh furniture o. rosewood aud
ushSg.ry lahtands le sets kttrxsses
woolsn hlsnksts, Cur,ains. shades. Ae.
WniskEy, WINE. As, AT AucrIoN-TuIs DAY.
w nlrA o'clock. ., 81 Dey street Of Greenwch
street. scotch and h whisxsy. naasira aAd wius.
German and Havana tobacco GIN eurrsnts rsins
taie brandy eherres pcaehss dried apples cloves ciana
MEiLiNGIoS A. CARRIER Auo,Onssr.
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= The GLASGOW ard New York steamship Company,snsw
sa viii leave Now YORK. sr
Wdnesday January 49, at Y o'clock noon First cabin,
$50; third Glass; $25steusrds fees included Apply
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VALENTINES HISTORY OF THE CITY or NEW
The Isdisa q this
me discovery. III. The iiot Settlement Nv. isdisn
ssS nr,e pe,criPicn q Nsy Amsterds una e.
re der Kill Recspture ana fna Ceson 10 Rnsssd wv
hysn lGft% i6ss xv Eeveutop Of Lose XVI Iyssss
Ioftol1 Alll and XIX. Events l70Oto 1850 Xxx pro
Description Of City In Eatiy Part Last Century
u Appendix a complete ke lister Of OLD FAMILIES
iofk with their places Of residence prospsots AZ
~ dsIent periods from the frat emen c together
MN mary llutrnions maps enKvayings DC Ac For sale
lyme htthor Jerk Of TIE towuor Cor, IL, A. fs
hs ire CITY Library No. y CITY HAIL. aad ., tps rrs.
ciIai boshstcsea PSics "
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uENRY II. LEEDS. AUCrIoNEER-

HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.-MAGNIFICE
IL and extraordinary sale Of the richest household furn
ture probably made in the country
OF the sheriff Of Ulster county N r. at the late residence
Works Of art paintings silver aud silver plated ware horses
carriages china and glass ware wines libraries Of books
&chenry Leeds Co. invite friends and the pub 10
generally to attend the mott superb sale Of household
ture works Of art DC made by them at auction to take
place at the above redenee on "wednesday Dec s Thurs
day. 3D. and Friday sd December 1853 at ii O'Clock each
day. contsting in part Of rich carved rosewood arm
paror and sewing chairs four colored broc
tee elegant parlor mother o. pearl naid chairs eegres
oentre suites Of rosewood in
carved sofa and pier tables Of rosewood with marble tops
sper did mirrors oval and mante with rich
rich carved rosewood bedads dressing tables
bureaus centre tables exte table Is fest long,
mahogany and rosewood armour glacs quartete tables
oak furniture OF tables chairs in red green
in plush CLOTH oak library table, waiter chairs
10 TO- Very rich Administer royal Wilton, Brussels and
three ply carrets magnificent silver and s plated ware
Culverham ana ether celebrated artists with very
frames large library insisting Of nearly volumes
tanning All the standard law COOKE well bound and said to
be the best law library the state; china glass ware
sBrougham opera double single plea
sure wagons eoupe Light wagons soghs cutters
49,; three splendid grey carriage sxte high
cost 200, wines of Gsdeira, Johannb re, Madeum,
&C. The whole Of the above new the greser
made BY g. A. Bsudtne and Of the richest patterns
and make and can be examined day before sale
Persons wishing TO attend thu sale eaye New by
foot Of Murray afternoon Sunday
o'clock and arrive at the morning take
the omnibus TO Kingston, and arrive there
BY railroad from ambers and Hudson depot at
Am. u and Pm arrive at Rhinebeck in four hours
thence by ferry boat to Rondout Kingston twenty
minutes - -
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE

NEW YORK AND CALiFOHklA STEAMShlf Lime
IN via Niesragua.xhe Accessory transit Company OK
Nicaragua propietorsThrough in sdysnoe Of the mail.
0ay line giving through tickets including tho Isthmue
crossngThe new double enEl steam ship STAR OF TIN
WEST 1900 burthen win leave from pier No. North
river at O'clock M precisely for San Juan del Norte,
Tuesday Dsseber with the and fAvo.
Ians having hut twelve miles OF land trans
portaop Those UNSURPASSED In their vent
aton and odston For information passage ap
sly tnly to ChAkLhS MORGAN, Agent, No. Bowling
Graau
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PUBLICATIONS.

(y0MMEKCIAL LIST, CONTAINING THE NAMIl
and occupation, Of the principal mercantile hoasss
Indicated. For sale by T. r. RICHARD. 0Sssk ksskaas
and Bill Broker. Ne. Hanover street
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MISCELLANEOUS.


"A gnas.snsd p.ssi.s q very ,.isssis ,mrreyensn,
1s a s a. or Il to .s y.
BY ,ss sn.s I,. ,s sss ' 2. .5p
si.s.ses IRON a, plain has q ss.sr 70 enter i.ts ne
is ai On ~ si i;ss "a i. az see
: s..s.s :ssr::: !, y Sslis MA
irs from Jersey City, Nc prepared . ss.saa
DURNIHo or STEAMER MONTAGUE. DO. HENRY
esy Do ss such may =
S Ss.s PER /. ~. ss s:ss .ass
unisn Power Company q iAs uni.sd si..s. "a BrOadsa
REwAEE OF INrERLoPnRsi BEWARE or InPos
scshossh S ss or s sa Ts' ., @sSss
Wholesale ana retail depot Hs Broadway.
CRYSTAL PALAcE-T. BILLIARD, SOLE AGENT FOR
Respectfully INFORM The pubic IN ssnsr. sas hss so
%ssssS .s.s Il;
o.ss ss.n ssS .rsa = Vases ;ss..
s,.sntsn ss .ss
oxide h' yassd az .s.s r Ss nass .. =;
r Il. e BE- ssp'r,5 :. an, ns as s, .s.a sssa
avenue entrance, and at No TF-aakiia street.
(yoALl COAL ,-slx DOLLARS A TON FOR RED AND
white ash coal broken egg ard stove Sizes d.ysred TO
Try Troy s srse between ss and xs. foiAS ~
Il
CAhPBkLL BROinERs, NO. Pine street
LNRoA sATAN's APPLE TRICK TILL NOW
II There's still been imposition,
AN Tssssi iua iis s slsr .os
TO ss Il. Sc Villains prey, sir,, :.
HI pills and porde beyond doubt
They counterfeit each day, tirs
LYONS powoer for the destruction Of he'd hugs
&C. and his pills. for The excrnna alton of mice
initiated orgesf, who do not serupe
their nostrums with deadly posops Beware Of them The
DEPOT isat i2i broadway.
ISAAC SMITH. sons 4 CO., MANUFACTURERS OF
umbrellas and parasols warehouses No. ~ Pearl street.
Fulton street. Pari row. opposite tho Astor cu
An umbrella useful and present Tor TIE Ill
days. We have every size and possible variety Of quality and
Price.
DEPLATIEG.-oLD WARE RE FLATED EQUAL TO
III 81 the lowest prices y-Spoons, forks cstor
cake baekets stair rodo trays tes Sets dsh
Brtanna Send articles the fa,tory :2 Centre
CANTA CLAUS HEADQUARTERs.-AT A. TURN.
- BULLS book stationery nuc, and variety store, 23
Hudson srse will DO found the greatest variety Of Christ
and New Years gifts, toys & Of description In
the city, and at the lowest prices Remember No. 21S
CILvRR PLATED ON WHITE METAL TEA SETS sp;
- table forks 50 So spoons 81 IS dozen castr
baskets and Corne us solar lamps grandes candolabra
bronzee gas fixtures ehane vases table cutlery tea
trays DC. ASHER MORGAN, l52 william street. between
Fulton and Ann, opposite the church.
RIO THE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL PROFESSION
JOHN EvANs& co. No. 10 old Change, Londop whose
lancets are 60 justly esteemed beg to inform their sds In
the United Sates and she public generally that they have
REMOVED their business No Old Fish street. their cid
premises being required ~ the rpossos Of London %
upon the hncets the m de Of packing and Mr. Evans sg
nature, will continue the same until further notice.
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DACKETs TO HAvRE-SECOND LINE-THE FOLLOW.
ing ships will leave Havre the 10TH and New York
Ship ST. DENIS,

They are all nft olsss New York built ships provided
all requisite articles the comfort and convenience Of
lassnssrs and ded by men Of experiences Ia she
Goods the subscribers will DO forwarded free from
charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HIECKkN, Agents, ISL Pearl street,
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CAIooN, STOCK, AND FIXTURES Ar AUcTIoN-
~ hAkk Aktf Aue, ieneer- Bnyou will sell
friday Dee ~ ~ lu seleck the premises No. SIS
Drosdsa called the Ayeaps tho lease q four years aud
h nelths 1nssrrsd, VITA the stock and af.area Sale
positive.
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IonN ". soxIRIspYKE. AucrIoNEER. srokI

ID C.KkhP. AugfiONkER-FUks. sLEfGH ROBES,
II. Se-Ths Day. u edsyD a. Joy. o'clock, ats5 Mas.
tfre near tustor, Y. Kemp sill sell ~ auction
alsNe tns Bsnt q as the entire stock Of
Acturer and dealer ell o. which will positively be sid
stkout aEe eents Of yalusbls stock OF manu-;
iAetasd ters q ne w.. quality and s,ls having Al
hctn N stc " city trade, fJows via
real stone kn us yiCtornss aud cuff lustrod lynx.
neh fahe inx sa 9th as sicorner and eas sleigh
rofs u various nd sta Of asdown Preach squirrel
tcteInss suhs esGss ct NUN &e Tho whole pris
ina very hands tascrtn ent, which we'll worthy Of
me stenti.a " TIE trade and purchasers generally Caa.
Lea The Ron lnE u Iala.
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vsd a. soon q their deposits aaAyed, which IN
- tive or At farhss three days. and In any dsnomna
n Of gold silver coins. In bars - they may dsss
me latter preferred when the gold Ia intended for
portaten a. the depositor the coinage charge
which is the halt Of one per cent
The mint prefers payng in coin; but We keep on hand
large supply Of bars ~ well ~ coin in order to pay
promptly every deposit
In month Of November had In vaults at the
following named periods, the following stated sums Of
money in con and BARS realty to pay out beyond what
mas dsmaLded, via
Bars Coins. Totals
Nov. l..........N, Ill 100 So, 800 a 22s GOO
Nov. l0........... 172400 1884, 900 3457, 600
Nov. T.....,........ 2745oo 100000 2,275, 600
Nov. 3O.............. 10000 2459,Sto 1900, 600
Average onhand during o.o
month undsmanded. sol, 200 2,7l4,obo 32l5, $50
Being thus reaoy pay any amount Of coin which may
he required what be thought Of ths truth anu
city OF any who will stats that the mint pays wv
oars because 1t Is unable to pay coinS
Stock Exchange
MONDAY, Dec IL, 1888.
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THE FIRST EUaBER OF THE CITIZEN TO M CON
Quoted By John Mitchell assisted b. THO nas Irssess
TMe,saer will ,; published o. ss,day Jsnua.y Ma
payable Invariably in advance All oom unios ton Il <
addressed 10 JOHN hircA EL. Cissa e6Rcs Me- eervss
street. New York. W. .vs~~