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rom the H,u Dr Hd,oi,, Of ue Nt,oitst Fps. Church
PULASKI House., SAVANNAH Ga, Jan. &, 1886.
U0NoRFn SIR should be ungrateful for the relief
sk has brought me # did not report my case 10 You.
cold settled IN my limbs and brought eXcruriatug
neuralgia pains, which ended IN chronic rheumatism.
Notwithstanding had the best u ply -cans the disease
grew and until 10y the advice If your excel
lent agent in Baltimore Dr. Mackenzie, tried your Pills
Their effects slow, but sure by pcrseyerug iu the
use Of them | am nov entirely we'll
SENATE CHAMBER, B.roN ROuGE La. B Dec. $50.
DR. ArER. have te,n entirely cured by your Pills IT
Rheumatic Gout painful disease that had Athlete, nv
for years . VINCENT SL1uELI.
For Dropsy, Plethora, or kindred Conn
plants, requiring an active purge they ana ~ ole
lent remedy
For Costiveness or Constipation, and rs
q Dinner Pun, they are agreeable and vtectua
Fits, Snppres-ioH, Paralysis, Intlnmmn-
ton, and even Deafness, and Partial Blind
ness, have been cured by the slterae action Of these
Pills.
Most Of the Pills IN market contain Mercury which. al
though valuable remedy In .ktul hands IL dangerous
IN public pill, from the dreadful iu'uc'- that te
quvuty follow it, inoautious These contain
curry mineral substance whatever.
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CARPET HALL.
CA1PETINGS

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The Banks -Fractionai Notes.

The new Bank law, passed by the last Legisia-
ture prohibits the Banks from issuing or paying
out any Bank mote for circulation except of the
denomination of Ave dollars ten dollars or OF some
multiple of ten dollars" This law has been &C
quiesced In by all the Banks whose annual meet
ings have been held, we believe. The annual
meeting of the Exchange Bank does not take place
until April; but that Bank has along with others
in this city. enforced this provision of the new
charters Fractional notes are therefore not r.
ceived except by the Bank which issued them, and
cannot be re-issusd by such Ba NIX. They cannot
therefore be kept In circulation much longer. The
business community may be somewhat inconve'
nienced by them, as some of the Banks have a
large circulation Of these noses-especially the
Scottsville and Hewsrdsville Banks. They an
swered az a substitute for specie change to con-
siderable extent, and this caused the Legislature
to prohibit them. When we consider the impor-
lance Of iufusing through the channels Of trade a
large amount of coin, as pro.ec ton against an
excessive paper currency, it cannot be denied that
the Legislature wisely req hired the W ithdrawa OF
these fractional notes.
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Miss Av0nia Jones,

This young d.Jnta,lte, who appears upon ouI
stage under circumstances interesting, performed
sParthenia, in Iugomar, Monday night, to decidedly
the most fashionable audience we have seen il
the Theatre this season. 1t was an audience well
inclined towards her, and that judged her with
the kindest feeling. There was in her acting, o.
course. that occasional appearance Of restraint
which IL unavoidable 10 one 80 very youthful, JUS
entering upon the stage; but whenever there was
some work for her, she rosa equal to 1t, anG
evinced an energy and earnestness that ELECTED
the warmest appreciation. Her countenance il
bright, very sweet and expressive. She has a
brilliant eye, fine forehead, and in figure she is
we'll grown and handsomely formed with the
qualification that she stoops very little too much
forward In the neck and shoulders but this, al
her age. can be corrected. Her acting strength
ened the kindly dispositions of her critics and won
the admiration Of all. For one young, hers is
decidedly the best tenth appearance acting we
have ever seen. She promises certainly to attain
Al eminent position 10 the profession she has
chosen; and coming forward under the circum.
stances she does, she certainly deserves the best
wishes and warmest sympathies of ALL Miss
JONES was called before the curtain at the conclu.
sion Of the play, and voeiferously cheered.
Mr. BONIFACE sustained the part of Ingomar
with great credit to himself
Tonight, Miss JONES appears as "Elinor," in
the comedy of Second Love.
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".
or Asthma, at his residence, IN the county =
Hanover, on the morning Of the go Of .snS.sy,
EDWARD MAYNARD, In tho 18TH JeA " A
age. -. ...rtv AZ
Charles City. but came to Hanover vnen. w.
voune man where he married, and raised = ~.
family of childreu, who are nov wfdeiy sspI.s ~
through the country, esteemed Tor snen MI Iii ~
perseversncs and Industry. together WIN "a -
traits of character thst make up the useIui
spectabls citizen For strict integrity and M,
81 purnose. he has mot left his snperioF re oc
an honorabls part in the late war OF the ss,stons
ags,nst the Mother Country, ara N s rs;shboT,
Of life, a. husband, father, friena aca "a ssisb.
nated veil his psrt Those Of his fienos ~ III.
bora who knew him best, esteemed M MI Inrs he
cheerful countenspce. and elssffc step ~ ~ his
remembered by his many friends.
sshef." u,,,p
On Monday night, at; 10 o'clock hsv; Ksnt
BERRY, Rector of St. Peters fansn' H'"
county. ;ruited TO attend
hi. SrnsIsi. from st. Paups Church, this wv
NEsDAYj morning, at IL o'clock.
In Povhstsn, at Malvern, the resiGen.s oi 1877
Me- ISCILLA WAGER MoSELY, late OF Man
semond county.
., ~. hr.in CARRIE BELLE, infant daughter OF
Peter D. and Mary =. Genn,ssed three Jesis ana one
Hsr funeral will take place at her fathers resi-
dsrce AT the west end of CLAW street, this ednes-
dsvI avenine at O'Clock. The friends OF the family
are requested to attend without further notice;
7, tbis CITY. Yesterday Sd inst. Mr.. RICHARD
RROOKs printer of Consumption.
Ky- The Albany IN. W papers please COPY.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.



Embexxiemeut Of Railroad Bona,
A remarkable case of the embezziemen' Q. 49,
road Bonds has just been developed ia hea
Al the recent annual meeting OF Henoeis01. ~
and Nashville Railroad company !"
known that nearly seooooo Of the bonus " -.
company had been "misapplied' tss tne s' =
sayU BY the agent of the company. whose name
NOT given. Three years ago these bonds were caf'
rted By the then President of the company 70 Lon
don for sale bu. no, being able to dispose of them
he left them with brother Of the chief engineer,
with instructions to negotiate them for iron on
such terms as should be first approved by the com.
pany.
The agent, 10 violation Of bis trust bought .
steamboat or other vessel he avowed, to freight
the iron be had bought for the company. This
vessel be s.nt to the Crimea--she was lost on the
way, and was not insured. When called on for the
money, he replied that the loss was the company,
as the vessel was theirs.
What amount of the bonds he used 10 the trans.
action Is not known, nor can any satisfactory ac-
count be obtained from him of what has become OF
the balance Of the 5000 900. Ia Railroad affairs
there 10 too much entrust ed to Northumberland
have too much power, too much money at Their
disposal; and hence we find such vast frauds prae.
ticed by Railroad officials. theft of S6oc $50 Is
enough to crush any ordinary Railroad Company
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From Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS Jan. 81 The schooner Anita
has arrived At this port, bringing dates from Tam
pico to the 10th inst.
An invasion of that place by CARA was hourly
looked for.
The house of the British Consular Agent .,
Tampico had been entered by order of the Revou
tionary Chiefs and robbed of $780, 600, which had
been placed there for safety by merchants.
Several fights have occurred.
SECOND DISPATCH
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2-Dates from Vera Cruz
report that Soto had retired from the ministry.
A new instruction is rumored to have occurred
at Puebla.
San Luis affairs unchanged
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{sarF0ting.

This Is q name for q new mode of attack by
street robbers upon passengers who are supposed
TO have money. 1t was first practisad III London,
whose thieves have found imtators In the North
ern cities As described Ia London paper the
robbers work in gang, which consists generally
of three persons. The .allest and most muscu ar
comes behind the intended victim and rapidly
throwing his arm around his neck, presses the
throat almost to stranguls.ion. The others rife
the pockets, and otherwise assist. As the best
defence it is recommended that the chin be held
down to the chest at the first perception OF danger,
ss rapidly and firmly possible, SO rs to allow
the lungs full play aud then to make good use of
them-sereaming Justify for help. This will make
the robbers run
AS the best means CT suppressing this kind OF
violence, which sometimes results in DEATH i'm
prisonment for IFS for tbs robber is recommended
Judge Russell, OF New York, evinces the intention
of acting upon this principle, and has dealt very
vigorously with some who were convicted OF this
terrible mode of robbery.
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The Kaleidoscope.

We regret to see by the announcement of Mrs
DIR. HICKS, that this Literary paper. issued for
some time past In Petersburg, has been discontn
ed Mrs H. states tina. she will not renounce lit
erature, and we gratifed while losing an accus
toned visitor of great interest in the Kaleidoscope
to learn that its accomplished editress has found
wider field for her literary iabors. There was q
brightness and variety in the columns of her pc,
of a paper that made lis name highly appropriate
and that will make i! sadly missed by those who
were familiar with 1t.
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George Funston, the chief engineer Of the Fl
dana rtmant in pittshurp died ON Monday

George Funston, the chief engineer Of the fire
department in Pittsburg, died on Monday.
A little girl in Waterville, Conn, more than
year ago swallowed q needle, and on New Years
day it came out CT her knee.
The people of Maryland elect Governor next
fall.
Among the arrivals in Charleston on Wednes-
day last, in the steamer Isabel from Havana were
A f. Leonard Esq and lady, of Nor folk Va.
There is Mr.. L. c. Holland in London, from
the United States giving lectures on American
Poets and Poetry" He is spoken well of by the
press generally.
Alfred II. L. Edwards. son of Ex-Governor Ed
wards, died suddenly In New York few days ago,
of disease of the heart leaving fortune of several
hundred thousand dollars.
Bishop Reynolds, of the Canadian Methodist
Episcopal church died at Belleville on Sunday,
the 18th ultimo, after a short illness.
The city of Natchez, Miss is not only out of
debt, but has surplus of over $1,000 in her trea-
sury.
Hon. J. Deane Weston, of Dalton, Mass, died
In Washington, on Sunday.
The Hon. Henry Winter Davis and Miss Mamie
H, daughter of John B. Morris ESQ. of sltimere,
were united in marriage on Tuesday last
Foreign papers state that all the English nechau-
les are to be dismissed from the Russian SERVICE
and Americans to be employed.
William H. Cook, Esq., 10 spoken of by the De.
mocracy of Hon. r. McMulien's district as a candi
date fer Congress, to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation of the latter gentlemen.
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TTo MERCHANTS AND OTHERS - Merchants
and others wishing Check Draft Boo ks, engraved
in style Of elegance unsurpassed a 1ywhere, can
Chain them at this ofce. Persons dei irng Checkr,
Checks ensrEved, Bill Heads, Gc.. DC, surpsss-
Ing any thing in use here, should call and examine
specimens at the Dispatch Counsi ng Room
They can have them with such vignet tes and orna.
ments as :re in the specimens, or wit any others
that their fancy may suggest. Crde q, for Checks,
Drafts, Certificates Of Deposit Corp ration Bonds
Bill Heads &c, cen be filled in the IN st satisfactory
manner and at rates surprisingly loa. Merchants,
Bankers Corporation Officers and oil s,rs should ex.
amino orr specinDena.
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APPREcIATios OF VIRGINIA LANDS The val
ne of the lands. lots and buildings in Washington
county, Va, has been assessed for 1856, at $4a47.
25 IS. In 1855 the same property was valued a,
~. 735 1876 o. showing an increase of value In sc
over 50 Of sl,5l2077 43; about IS per cent. ad
vance. The average value of the land alone. has
advanced about 50 per cent per acre, e. ps,
cent per acre Ia the lower and 4s per cent in The
upper distrlct
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STEAMER RoAEoKE.-This steamer, which ha.
been In the Ice below Norfolk since the 18th Of
January, succeeded on Sunday in working her
way up to that harbor. Capt. Skinner says tina,
the Ice In the harbor Is nothing, compared with
that he found some six or eight miles down the
river fiom there, where cakes were turned up by
bis vessel over fre feet in thickness.
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East Tennessee and Virginia kailr.ad.
The Dispatch was in error yesterday, in
saying that a gap of forty miles only remained
70 be finished on this road. There are sereaty
miles yet to complete. Thirty of this will be ready
for the cars by May, and the then remaining gap O,
forty 1t Is hoped, will be closed before the end OF
tina WEAR
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OLD AGE FOR CUTTING TEETH-In the hem
piis Appeal of January oath, Mr. John II Fuller,
under date ct Bolivar, alst instant, says:
saw in one CT the Memphis papers, some time
ago, notice Of man near Middleton, sixty CT
seventy years old. cutting full set of teeth lean
beat that story. have a negro woman who says
she is one hundred years DID, but supposed to be
about ninety three, who never had tooth in her
head until within the last six months. Since the
first day of last August she has cut as pretty sci
of teeth as ever saw in any persons mouth; and
moreover, she can pick one hundred pounds Of cot
ton Der day, the week round
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INDIANAPOLIS, Feb 2-While the Democratic
members Of the Senate were gone to meet the
House in convention, to-day, the Republicans Sc
lected chairman and took up the contested seat
of Woods, Dem, which was declared vacant
This action, if legal, gives the Republicans ma
jority in the Senate. The convention adJoulneo
on the 5.h, without electing Senator.
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James Brown has been elected Mayor of Jones,
borough, Tenn.
Marion, Alsbsma, Is about 10 be Hahted will
gas.
During the winter the citizens Of Augusta. Ga
have contributed $3.50 TO the relief Of the boo,
among them.
Tho thermometer at Abingdon, Va, during u,
late freeze stood 81 &c deg. below zero.
epsnish quarters passed for twenty cents. 'lsv.
ies" for dimes, AID 'dps" fer half dimes, In thu
Warrington city market, Saturday.
John Snyder, deranged from the recent dsath o.
ms vile, committed suicide IN Baltimore, Friday
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ALShAAsLE AND cHEsApEAKE CAHAL.-Iu Il.
North Carolina Hosss Of Commons, on SATURDAY..
the vote rejecting the bill Ia aid Of the Albem.r,s
and Chesapeake Canal was reeorsidered. This
Ill has only the original sum Of SEQ COO, the a.
ditiopal sum Of 100000 ssked for being stricken
out The ruies were suspended. and the bill passed
its third reading.
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Allegheny county, has purchased the Taylor tract
of land, Of the Mcdowell estate, lying In Monroe
county, Virginia, and intends making Il his future
residence. BY this change, Allegheny viii lose
citizen. - well - representative IN the State
Senate.
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IMPORTANT FROM SOUTH ANERIc As-Amons
the most important items Of news brought by the
last California steamer Il account of An alliance
entered into between the republics Of Chill, psfu'
and Ecuador for the purpose Of checking what
farmed North American encroAehments.
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2-dtd

- AZ the sSlfeit afisn or sume,a..
fisada anneurce myssaf a. = esodidsts a. ~ :
ton. RsspsotfB'lv WY
f. 3-2awI5skats Alfred r. WILLIAMS
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y The article in Mauday,. Dispatch

IL The article in vi audav's Dispatch
did not give the Ersmen crsoi. for their promptness
and efficiency, Saturday morning whsu my dwell
ing was tired. Though the FIRE discovered at an
hour of the night, when bu, few persons awake,
them, the Firemen, No. | Company especially,
promptly On the spot and 10 time to have
saved the bu ding, had no previous efforts bean made
to do SO.
would take this method Of expressing my grate-
full thanks to the iremsn and neighbors for their
sistance SO heartily rendered. feel that too much
rrsise cannot be given to the gallant Liberty Fire
Company, wbo every thing consider ed were at the
spes much quicker than could have expected.
fe III &. CREW.
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THE U. s NAVY The United States Navy
consists of II ships of the line, - frigates 10 soop
of war, 3 briggs, ] schooner. screw steamers Of
the first GLASS; of the second class, of the third
Glass; side wheel steamers of the first class Of
the second class, 5 of the 80 class 3 steam tend.
ers. storeships, and permanent receiving YES
sell Total IS vessels carrying 243 guns.
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y TO the Waters 81 Hichms I'd .,pr.....
sppeara5css indicating that thsre viii l. ~ t
nominations ct the spproschise spras si.esi. nss,
assin pr.sent myself - candidate for ia o,s,..
CITY SERGEANT make this ansorn zoe %
ssrisr thsa INTENDED 10 snswsr to tee many q.
fLTEh w. 0RUBss
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NV YoRK, Feb 3d-Breadstufs firm and I'M
changed. Stocks dull.
BALTIMORE, Feb. Market dull and unchanged.
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NOVEL SHIPMENr.-Fifty hives of bees were
received In New York recently by the Erie Rail,
road for shipment to California. They csme from
Sullivan county. and the owner goes out with then
In the George Law on the 30th
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THE PRoDucE EXCHANGE, Of Petersburg, Va
went Into successful operation on Monday last -
as1s usts vs ~ $3.50 az .ssn' VIII s.mPaes
transacted.
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u. z, Senator from New York.
Congress sional.

ALBANY n. Y, Feb. 3-Presten King, Repoo ,
was elected United States Senator by the Legisla'
ture, to-day.
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No JoKE-Humorous gentlemen have, from
time immemorial, when asking for sausage, de
sired to be helped to some OF the "bow WOW" ar
tele. This turns out to be no joke-at least ia
Baltimore; for il that city, on Saturday last, man
was arrested with freshly killed dog in bag,
which he carried into sausage making establish,
ment. The American of that city says that no,
less than two hundred carcasses of animals have
Yeeu uSed up in tina. way during the past yaar.
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~ Prot. Pike, Practical Chiropodist.
will stay q f,w weeks in Richmond and will cure
Corns or BunIons, both hard and soft, wthout pain
drawing blood. Operations performed in five mi.
nuses, and no charge unles, satisfaction is given. -
Ladies' and gentlemen visited at their residences,
whe desired.
charge: IS cents cash Corn.
Prof. PIKE will cure the worst cases Of Rheums-
tism 10 from one to three days. Also will teach q
business for one dollar that will psy from 800 TO
$3.50 Per month. Call address
CARBON Ii. PIKE. Louisa Hotel.
Broad st near the Central Railroad Depot.
fe
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UNITED STATES TREASURY The fundS IN ."'
United States Treasury, subject to drai', On sus
Goth January, were s2l, 1868 g. OF wn'cn s.o,
800 IS was at Richmond, Va. el64as VI - WI
uaington, N. c.; S2l,9 10 at Savannah oa.' ana
GA 2O6 or at Nashville, Tenn A transfer Of
sIo5 coo has been ordered to Norfolk, Va.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 3-No.hing of Importance
transacted in Congress, to-day.
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Loss of a Government Weasel.
Irdlana I,egi.Iafvre,

SAVANNAH, Feb. 2-The U. s. schooner Vienna
has been lost, and her officers and crew have Ar
rived here
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- Buudins !.
- Buudfss'
INTERESTING TO BUILDERS
srEAM AND MACHINE CARPENTER SHOP!

az. return our thanks 70 our friends sod the public
for the liberal and stterng pstronass We havs re-
ssved snos we com nsneed essIness.
,.,ssS our egtsblshmsnt insrsassd oar fell les,
"a srtsnded cur operations, until they now smtfsf
svsry department connected with the Carpsnters'
snr sbop IL fitted up With every ysriety Of Wood.
orkins machinery, including the latest invsntiots
M best Improvement; BY which we are enabled 10
,aes great Inducements to these who contemplate
to give us an opportunity to contract ana
bniIder to furnish all kinds portable finished Car.
psuterS work, sueh -
booR and wiS HaSira nHH rssHmrro.
SASH, BLINDS and DOORS, and
rASf Ho IL SSss ssaak;Ers. .e.
PORCH COLUMNS Of any ssyis.
Auted or Otherwise,
BALUSTRADEs. STAIR RAIL. &C., &c +,
All at short notice. and q: prices consdersbly lower
than such can be done for by hsnd working
We are the purchasers and patent owners Of
sGEAKs MACHINE fol WORKING and MOULD
would sail the particular attention Of CABINET and
CARRIAGE MAKERS, and others using such worn,
and to CARPENTERS, fr doing CIR C LAR
FRAME and SASH work
To OUR CITY CARPENTERS we would eav that we
are prepared to DO sURFACING, FLAMING SAW
ING, JOiNTlNG TENONlNG, MoRTlCING, and
SCROLL SAVING, at very moderate prices
of the various public improvements we would say,
that will make estimates from plsns furnished US,
for all kinds Of TRANSFERABLE CARPEN-
TERS' WORK, such as 10 enumerated above and
are confident make it greatly to their advsn-
tdse to order OF We pay particular attention TO
saoh orders, and promise all who favor Us that
we will carefully preserve cur equation for prompt
ness punctua.ity and faithful and stilful workman.
ship.
AL of our work il made of the best and well ssa.
s0ned mster:sl, and WARRANTED.
JNO. Il GEO. GIBSON,
fe Adm Corner Cary and 9Th
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SHIPMENTS OF SPECIE.-There were no shipment
of specie from N. York to Europe, last week The
total expectation for the month, 81 308, 0OP
against SI04 854 for the same month last year. while
the asgre gate receipts from California about
80 600 600 less than in the same month of 1856 The
result shows greatly against US, compared with the
corresponding period last year.
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Tsss DefauIting BnDk .kunner In Now Or.
leans
Nry ORLEANS, Feb. 2-The examination Of
the bank.runuer Stringer, IL postponed He re
ports that e4o 600 of the money IL hid In the state
room of the Cahawba.
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~ EOtfce.--Th0se persons who lost mr..
cles OF app irel at the Ball OF Liberty Fire Compa
n.y. or those who have articles not belonging to
thsm, will please call 1T Liberty Engine House this
evening q: O'Clock By So doing they may get their
own fe A. it,