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HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
1858. Fall ard Winter. 1858.
FURNISHING GOODS.

HAVE now in Store of the largest and best
selected stncks of Fl RNISHlG COOL Ver brought
to tins market. consisting Iu 'art Of
Patent Shoulder Seam SHIRTS, with and without
CO inrs whIte and colored.
Cross and Diagonal PIait Shirts, Of every size
and stvle. warraHed a. Ut.
Underwear of Cashmere Shaker Flannel, Mcri
no. Lambs Wool, &c NC
Buckskin Understands and Irawers-
Half Hose Cashmere, lamb Wool, Brown and
Wmte CDttpH.
Gl ves-Alexander' Kid, SIX, Buck, Cloth AMI
Ca -huerc.
Ties. scarfs. Hsndkerchiefs, Stocks, &c.
Travelling Shavas, every size, style and price.
Travelling JackeN aud Caps.
Trunks, Carpet Bags, valises, Of all styles and
make.
Fancy G ods-Backg kgammon Boards, Ivory and
Wood Chessn en-: Ivory, tfiulo and Horn Combs;
Hair, Cloth and Nail Brushes; Shaving Mirrors, Port
Monnies; sleeve and Vest Bottoms; ertumcry; Rog-
ers's Pocket Knives and Srissors, &c
Persons wishing bargains m any Of the above
named articles would 10 well tu call ~
J a. MCGIL'S,
Ladies' and Gentlemen = FURNISHING Fancy Goods,
Corner College stree; and Public Square,
septlC-tf Vile, Tenn.
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IIST MHAT EIIRi FiNILY WAyTS.

A abuoo cheap ccsing GacAl1s- frics oniy t21
n - 49, lhsss AaStilnss noed etiiy be knoAsn 10
iusafe tAell Place "a allsst every lilliy- 10 ap-
pFectate yeu exssnne and them, there
fore all xho S4at Eoo1 cheap eeSing n Atchiies or
C0Unty Rlshts for the sale oI the NefGlelOa a
a. nzona 4 amffy sewing .sachfae,
All kss.sr Co. tlar usacssaglscS so y rut
Tor Middle and Mesl TcnneSses- Rooms over J. q.
ana Clcrfy stTcets. wE1E
y. B.-frrueuiar attention paid 10 rel airing .
kiHds seslng AaohlnSs by an sxperionced hand.
fegtls C4zh- .af
y y FtEAIS6'S Sewing Machine Depot
SashrfIis I~na d. ssta.-.ltA Aafy rtaa 80
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pARTNERsHIp

II sNiNC pars kasoA latsfs<t - AF. ID. Il. Nor-
III rls H. iLa buslsazs - IA ~ Asfrs -, AsSc q
ti.is dr. asa S.-tsd itl M tlssster fi49ras
aud ali tlse ~rssssy 4aa e.s.ss l-ssssl bs
iaeEa ~ lie Old stADd. e IA tslf Ma i.k-A
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fonn0ers.
Ciaib0rne'S Machine Works,
ASEVEEaES TENN

TNHE attention Of Railroad Companies, Farmers,
Manufacturers. and all persons Gestro"s nf pircl'
sing at home good machinery. sgch as STEAM En-
GINES. CASTINGS. Of every description, GEARiEG,
CAR-WHEEIS of the most improved patterns SAW
MILLS, PUMPS, &c, &c, is respectfully called 70 this
new Establishment now growing mp rapidly on the
premises Of the late Nashville Manufacturing Company
We intend carry the business fully extensive
before. shall he ready u take orders for
Machinery and Castings. We have alreaiy cummenc-
cd operations in blacksmith shop and Boiler yard
and shall give immediate satisfaction 10 old and new
customers.
We are experienced Mcchancs-each Of MS person
ally attending to his own departm"nt-tnd thus We
shall be able 10 ont superior work al lower rates
than heretofore done in this city. We shall warrant
every niece Of work done at this Establishment, and
give prom and personal attention to every ordcr lei!
al our Office thus hope give general satisfaction
and be patrouized by all friends uf home manufacture
NJ JACKIR X Co,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville Tenn,
June E7-u Late NaslINlNe Mani. 20
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auction and commission Notice.

DIM. D. hiaii 4-c y n continue y make salos fer
I'D casA oh sss.-s tts pEesent season All sal,s
raAde abb lhrss d4yx. Liberal advances
made cp1sis sil- ssfs.
AL Psr-oss ug balances N our hahds will "a
"a ey seasig aad leave Tec.ifG loT procesds No
Goo1s boog n % V4r aNn account
HlNJ. y sHfEI.ps
2. 6-CssanL Merchants viii please cali IA Nc
~tlkesp eonst-nuy % LAna saEisty * Jyae soeas.
sepI-u
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Qrp 0oobs, ctr.
GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.
w. A. & i. G.

A RE offering their tire stock Of Goods at greatly
~ reduced prices. Dress silks, Bcrages, Nantes,
Sc., greatly below Csst Now Is the tine 20 get the
greatest bargains offered fer these tEat will tall
soon. C augle-u
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' rAuADnrru4, oe,cber %, ls4s.
EDwARD H. Eow4 y

Connunication 70 John r. Penrcse. rsc, from Mr.
Franklin Eyre. Kensif gtfn
u "a with great qualification that testify to n sf
ncacy of YiIliams's An iIyspeISic Elxir xhich y.u
50 strongly recommended 10 me, ard Tor which ]
heartily thank yol; II las c mpleicly restored n y
heath. vsflich cheerfnIly ptibtry A-kno~is, &c
with the hope that others may he sin arly beuehtod
Ea Truly yours:
.-.- FRANKLIN EYRE.
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l4iNeN Goods

WE have elegalt assC rtInent Of ish Linens
w Table Linens Towels and 1owelng in' ms, aud
Linen Sheetngs, hicb We Offering CHEAP CT than
they be bought any whc>r else
aggle-u C ". i. x J. G.. MoILEILAND.
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Notice

IL persons ina.bt 10 ths estate u s1R1n =
~ fwISs, are Fsquessssi fsswara and make
paytnent and taesr 10 xi.n the csLstr e lnde btr1
are hsrets que~te 90 pFesvtt tefr eainls fr set
tlefaent % they wll be lsT~Ne barred ~
ABRAN l. IfMUeS, Ext,
scutao N sarah = kwtng.
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HOT BLAST IRON.
SO r1Ss HANGING RUtA ti.OA On hAi.d Ans 70
WA j. pfgKEY
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Meoifal.
DY S P PSIA,

A shO- n by the statements OF the Board oi Health
n o: New York causcd the cesth OF 20 persons out
OF oil deaths, week, and lcl deaths by con-
SUM Iiat Geo by Ils elsia AZ !; Is well at
tested fact tha slspsis the g u the Snerings
of large i0TE'I ol thaSc who uie al colEusut1I
Il oerUnieA The duty ci every ~ use sIC l. pse
tioi.s ugaiisrr and reniedy tor Jysle ce d
-Ap-rseaco have Piacc before tisrna ana aAic,l Ia
proreJ - hc enlcacsct;S Il ttik clAIa, ir
" 4! ANS ADti-I.y Sreit0 kiNir, ia corrVbo- OF
~hicE ..,sd the following Testimonials.
T-stinoiy q Mr.. Edward u. RoWiey, OF tie nrm at
RHSiey, AsbbGrEeF Co. II North WhArves "a
proo' u tie efficacy u wiisms's AltI yspeptic
llix;r.
l PhuADur1uA, October 2e, ls4s.
DR. JAMS WuIIANs: 'rg
Dear sir-l take pleasure in recommending your
Ants-Eyspeitic khxr, Tor the Uf IytJeI sa. !
have taken \ M seli Tor Tie disease, have been
entirely curea
ne Yours respectfully
.4. EDWARD II. RowLIY
Conuunication TO john r. Penrcse. rsc, from Mr.
Franklin Eyre, Kensi gtfn
u "a with great qualification that teEtfy 10 N ef
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-10
Noble ond rct.

Duriug the crisis last fall, Mes5rs. West i
Caldwell, dealers in dry-goOds used IN tue
bat aud cap business, q, 80 Broadway, were
compelled tc suspend. They forthwith called
meeting of tueir creditors, and laid state
ment of their affairs before them. a COM
miiiee was appointed, who, after thorough
investigation, unanimously recommended
that the creditors accept fifty cents on the
dollar. This was with like unsnimity scce-
ded 70, .aad the whole matter was closed, and
the firm discharged.
% the fr.t day Of July iasI., the creditors
each received printed circular, stating that
TIE assets bad turned out much better than
there was reason ~ expect when the compro.
mise was made, and that enclosed would be
found o cheek for the full balance and inter.
est The checks were ali found as stated,
aoi amounted 10 the aggregate to over 500
600, DO; one cent of which they were under
any legal Obligation t. pay.
We wouii rather have the Consciousness
of ,his act, with the letters Of hearty &C
acknowledgement tina; came 10 upon Messrs,
West IL Caldwell, ID resronse to their circu-
lar, than to receive $4,000 multiplied by
tee. One of the creditors Is leading firm
Informed them that they had taken the llb-
erty 10 have the circular framed and hung up
10 their cfSce Blessed and refreshing, IL
these degenerate days, are such instances OF
high aud honcratle fidelity to the right. -
Nec York Post
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Mngn.tic Telegraph Company,

PHrLADELPIA. July Sat a meeting OF he
directors uf the Magnetic Telegraph CJmpa.
nv held 10 this city yesterday, quarterly d'.
yiieud Of three per cent payable CD and
after the 18Th instant, was made 70 the stocs-
b Hers OF the Mlgnetic Tsl-g:lph Company
AMI sami-snnuai dividend Il Two per cent.
ra,be stockholders # the Washington and Ne~
Orleans Telegraph Company. The iine OF the
latter company being worked under lease
70 the Magnetic Company tne whole forms a
continuous and un- broken line, under the same
m ana . ,ment from New York to NeS Ofleans,
and by connection at New York with the
Boston Union line 70 Ei;0ln lew miles OF
Pyrtlani, Maine, which point will probably
he reached in the early part OF the coming
month
The reports Of tie officers show the lines Of
the companies - be 10 excellent working
condtioo, and the finances as prosperous as
ever before. NJ. Swain, f-r eIght years TIE
president Of the Magnetic Telegraph Com
PAW. being forced BY the pressure OF hIs
private business Yesterday declined re-elec-
tim, and l. 20, b ,rnum, e-q, o! Baltimore,
vss unanimously elected the president VI
the company. Joseph Sailor was reelected
secretary. 40; George II Hart, esq. treason
er. Professor Morse, Hon. AmJ. Kendall,
Wm. VI. Swain. B. B. French, 4. ; Are!l,
MERIT. Candy, J hn THORNLEY,, Alfred ' ill
Cyl. K NJ. Hoe, and Samuel {. Bishop
were elected directors. john Kendall, esq,
vas appointed general superb tendent.
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a Tragic Affair.

On Monday moraipg at four O'Clock, MIR.
Pc Bianey. painter, ~ho resides on Fulton
street., South Danvers, Mass, became enraged
at the pruct edirg oil some young men who
ere medding with bis premises. ard making
the usual 4,h Of July demonstrations rushed
into the street armed with sword cane. aud
inf c,et eight stabs on the person Of Mr..
Gs, Price. took bis brother, Mr.. John Price,
carried him into the house, ADD beat bim 10
shcckirs manner. and alec stabbed DIR Jo-
seph Cray. The ARRAY was sansed oy the
wounded parties pulling down fence that
pro,ruded into the street, termed "spite
ieuce." The injured parties are oil young
married men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-10

Thursday was high day With the Sunday
School teachers, scholars, and friends Of the
Methodist Protestant Church. Tue Thomas
COllyer bore them, happy party, u the OLD
Fort. and IN them there. The passage down
was delightful, from various Considerations.
The weather was foe, and the company bent
upon pleasing and being pleased. But the
principle feature OF the trip, was the singing
Of the scholars upon the upper deck. The
syft and sweet music doated out upon the
bosom Of the beautiful Potomac, ADD seemed
to liuger there, as If vel pleased with its
ripping bed, and then rose u fall upon the
ear in sweetest strains. All toe va; down,
chasteneI pleasure seemed 10 fill every bosom.
Ga laniIog, various parties sought fyr the
shade, where they might spread themselves
and the store Of good things provided tur the
occasion. Then, again, was pleasure depict
cd 10 every face; conversation then began 10
earnest. From Une II'tle company vas heard
the happy laughter; irym another rose the
sound OF song some climbed 70 the Fort
and fingered long IN their gaze up and down
the river upon which were 10 be seen vessels
Of almost every description, from the long
boat Ut the wood-cuGter 10 tie brig which
had breasted Old oceans storms. Diners
u.ht IL. stiffness md cOclness Of the "a
vines, that 50 pleasantly vary the scenery
ab ut the Fort. Tee hours few away. 5000
came the ciat:eriGg If plates, the Spreading
OF cloths, and oIG Virginia hospitality was
revived; and it every one upon the ground
was Lot fIled-l should say, crammed-witb
good cheer, it was because they would not
hesrken to the loud cries that proceeded from
the lustg lungs CT those hearty fellows. =,
A. W, &c, who really seemed 10
distress because everybody could not par;ake
OF their hospitality Clyths and plates being
slowed away, again went rouud the cheerful
sJug aud animated conversation. LJug vii!
tie sllyery tones of the Misses P, &C.,
ring zwee,ly in the ears Of many an eG-
trancej listener.
Az o'clock the exercises comm sucei.--
Singing by the cui.!teu, led by the choir;
;heu several humorous pieces by the bpy-
aud girls, which reflect, 10 The delivery, great
credit upon themselves and teachers, closed
by the reading OF sn original poem, bv H..
Is. ", who il to- well known as oue Of the
favorites of TIE Nine, to reed commeudation
from me. | shall only say, that they we're
toll Of deep feeling, and rea! poetry, ami
elected the hearty applause Of every enc.
7. T.
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a Her otne .

We have already stated that several ve'-
sells have put into q larantne, a! New ork,
within day or tvs, with the loss Of their
oficers aud mos, OF their crews, either dead
or i'll Of fever. The Commercial Advertiser,
Of last evening, in connection With one OF
these vessels, says that Mrs Nichols, the vile
Of the unfortunate captain If be GEotto, &C
c1mpaniet her husband on bis voyage, ard
notwitAsta oirg tue shocking fact # her part
ner's une 1pec,ed demise. binding 1t imperative
tina, her aid must he rendered In navigating
the vessel for all but two Of the crew were
stricken with the plsgue-she nobly smother
ID the anguish which she felt, and lent her
services 10 working the ship. When the yes
sci was spoken by the s,eam-tug of Fire Is
land, this heroic lady was at the wheel,
performing work far beyond what ordinarily
could haze beer expected Of aoy woman.-
She cared not for her own lie, hut for the
safety Of the husbands charge: aud the lives
Of the TWO well .eamen called her 10 action
aud ste nuLiy obsyed the summons. Mrs.
Nichols was transferred to comfortable quar-
ters at Quarantine, where she DOW reuaios.
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One ofthe National Guard.

Oae Of the chief topics yesterday. 10 town,
besides the weather, the business duliness of
July, and the various "reminiscences Of the
great July holiday just pas, was the New
York NgIk Nati1naI Guard-:he grey-cJa;ei
ito regiment If Gytbap. A. We have al
ready stated ali were delighted with the
above reg meat, either as soldiers. civilians
or gentlemen, aud their praises were yester-
day the theme Il mauv a tongue !. Rici rnUnd.
Among the officers Of this regiment We 10
ticed one, whose talent as al artist, seal ptur
aud engiuee7, has long slice made aim re-
markab e. This is RJbt l.. Launi:z, car
tain f the lgineer corps Of the IN, and a
soldier every inch Of him. Capt. ,rnItz is
by birth Russian, and the first, and oGly
one whom the Emperor Of all the RussiAs
allowed By special ukase 10 become az Amer
icen citizen A scul.t9r and monument
designer. Lqun,tz ranks first class IN Amer
lea. Iii. work, are spread widely in memo
rs of the honoratly departed through the
United States HI. moaument 10 Pulaski,
IN SIvanuah. Georgia, has made hin famous;
bis statue OF Cnariotie Corday, and the fire.
mems m Onuments 10 Greenwood Cemetery,
are objects Of general admiration.--Ricl.
EdG.
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Indian AEaiTs.

We alluded, yesterday, to the fact that IT.
struciiDns were IN preparation IN tue lnalan
Bureau for the better regulation OF AFFAIRS
among the Indians Of Minnesota and Ne
traska Territories We have since learoed
that the turport OF these orders, which nave
been seat to Superintendent Cullen, at st.
paul's. is that the claims of the Indians
against tue Government are to be saisfied
speedily, and the terms of the treaty mace
by General Harvey, 10 1854, are to be COM
piled with forthwith on the part OF the Gov
ernment. Tue Superintendent Is also ad-
vi.ed that presents will be sent forward al
an early day, aud such other measures as
are practicable will be initiated for the pro-
motion of the domestic comfort vi the tribes.
The Iodiap Bureau has long anticipated DIM
cul,i.s 10 tbs, quarter but was unable effec-
tuaiiy 10 act in The premises, until Congress
made an appropriation 10 accordance with
IT'S urgent recommet datioo, to satisfy treaty
and other demands of these dissHected sava-
ees. That appropriation was only made dur
mo the recen, session of Congress, aud has
lust become availsbie.- " ash. Stdr.
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The Richmond h"9uirer maiuiaihs that
"the orgsniz Alton which sustains NJ. Doug
las 10 Illinois, is the regular organization OF
the Democracy of the Stsw-:be same witch
won tie victory 10 1856 The grea, body Of
the Illinois Democracy, of which this orgaI-
ization ia the exponent, have preferred the
Kansas policy advocated by Mr.. Douglas, to
that recommended by the Administration.
They still maintain the same opinion; tut 80
far from making this a ground OF "uncor'-
promising hostility" they have declared
their inteo,ion to sustain the Admihistra-
ton in its Central governmental p~hcy:---
They will not retract the Opinions which
they expressed on an issue Of policy uoS eS-
tinct and, as for the future territorial policy
OF the party, Mr.. Douglas has himse!! adsC-
Gated the very policy recommended by the
President himself"
The Enquirer, further broadly and VI
equivocaiis asserts, that "the men who star
ted the unfouuded statement, that Mr.. Doug
las bad gone over, or would 90 over 10 the
Black Republican party--the meo who de-
serted the regular organization Ut the LII
nois Democracy, to set up sn opposition
ticket, which they knew gould not be cleo
ted, aud was calculated only to throw the
triumph into the hands Of the Black Repub-
licsn party-:he men who SensuFed, !raudu-
len,ly, 70 mi-represeht the views OF the Ad-
mioistratiou, in order to force certain cthse
holders IL oppose Mr.. D.uslas's re-eiecti9o,
and thus virtually TO cooperate With the
Black Republican party--.ll these have
been properly described as "6oIterSD aud
''disorgo"izers." They are not toe friends
of the Administrator they are following
the yery course TO defeat the party Of the
Administration; and in lighting against this
disoreanising movement, Mr.. Douglas is
pursuing the best line oi defence Tor the Ad-
mioistration."
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.sDemocracy," BY Hon. F. p. Blair.

The Frees yilers # Missouri, n5iwI;hstan-
ding toe solstice, are hard At work o7ganH
ing their forces fJr the next election. The
Ajax lebanon CT the party is Hon. + 7.
Blair, who represents the Missouri District
10 the present Congress, and who has been
re-uomiua,ed to represent 1t again. B!s!r
is stumping the State, and, wherever he
"s;umps." ne is sure 70 draw crowd. lie
spoke at FiOri.ant few DAYS since, and, 10
reply to the Opposition Candidate, Mr.. Bar
ret. who had undertaken 10 read certain
class OF Democrats out OF the garry, SAID
in the discussion which took place at LIZ
clede Station. Mr. Barrett denounced all
those Republicans among whom Senator's
King and Ilambiin stand a. first, aad yet
Colonel Benton tells Mr. Blair to consult
With these "B! Republicans king and
H,ubiin. They were old Democrats. IS
Cyl. Benton always wa, add as | have a.
ways been. lacy were born and reared 10
the democratic church, nor Is there any
power 10 Prssiiests and Catiue,s 10 exclude
from hat party men wbU are consistent Dem
ocrats. | do not call them democrats who
vote for Ssj 900 900 to -uetGin the govern
uent 10 time Of ace. do not call them
democrats who sate tor h large standIng ar
nv. which all history demonstrates t. be a
curse to any nation. ID 20. cali them d.
mocra,s who wcuIi force upon people q
constitution which they aOhOr. | d. not
call them democrats who V@rsstendy deny
appropriations for improvements absolutely
reouired, ~
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The Next Preside Mt.

The following gentlemen have already
he.n named in connection with the next
Proficiency Howell Conb, Senator Bright
Senator Hunter, of Virginia. Senator "a ne
ron, OF PepDsylvaDia, Speaker Or, John
SGdsll senator Brown of Mississippi, Post
master General a. Y. Brown, Jacob TnnmF-
soo. d. 5. Dickinson, John l. tcher, Vice
President Breckenridge, S A. Douglas, Il
c. Winthrop, r. j. Walker, Gov. Wi.e, Crit
teudsu, Bell, and Fillmore, Wn. l.; 'ocey'
Sewari, Banks, Chase, Senator Trunbuil'
Of Illinois, &. \. Grow, Of Pennsy vsnia,
Jcdse MsLeao, Mayor Swano, OF b :inmOre'
George Cadwallader, Humphrey Marshall,
and Samuel Houston.
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Mrs Macready, the Sbeks perean reader,
some time since sued the city Of Alton. ILL.,,
for $50 900 damages, for injsries received BY
falling of sidewalk in tha. city, which was
out of repsir. The jury gave Der $500,
" hich throws her into the costs, a. II reqlIr-
d judgment Of 800 to carry the COSTS
Sne had four lawyers enpl1 yed, a. thai she
Is "out OF pocket" it is stated. just 500.
One Of the most vexstiou= troubles among
the wealthy families Of the tnlted States Is
the attachments which their daughters form
for unpripciplsd foreign adventures, who
come over here Cor the very purpose OF bet
tering their fortunes or gratifying their love
Of social intrigue. By making the acqualnt-
ance Of romantic young ladies, connected with
wealthy families.
10 New York, Recorder B,rnsrd has decl.
det to mold bis associate Oh the bench Judge
Russell, for trial. upon the charge OF aiding
and sbe,ting disturbance ct the opera
house, in The matter OF the attempted e1tiu-
SOB, ~ the manager, Of toe cri:Ic Vi Porter :
Splrit.
II pursuance Of an order Of Jo1se stump,
of Baltimore, two free negroes convicted OF
larceny, "a man and woman we're sold gu: OF
the State, at PJrt Tobacco Oh Tuesday, tyr q
period OF four years.
| When the City of Washington sailed, shares
OF the Atl,ntc te!cg aph catle at were fry
per cent. discount.
The Monticell, Bank has declared q div
iend Of four per cent t,r the last six months.