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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-04

Mr.. Richard Reins.-We are very much
gratiied to learn that the Committee of the
City Council have engaged this gentleman to
superintend the works now going up around
the city, to be used az dcfences in case Of ne
eessity. No more suitable man than he could
have been found in the length and breadth OF
the land, and all of the owners of negroes who
have sent them to this work will feel satisfied
that their hands will be well treated and prop
erly worked by one who is so we'll acquainted
with their capacity and habits. Such an ae-
cession to this work will be hailed with joy by
all who are interested in its progress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-04

Carried Up.-Wm. NJ. Brown, City Marshal
of Nashville, Tenn, accompanied by Mr.. Mar
shall, of Mississippi. have carried James O.
Davis Whom they brought from the South,
charged with stealing two negroes in Louisa
county, Va.,) to the scene of his alleged ex-
plots, some IS miles from the city up the Cen
trail Railroad, and lodged him in jail to await
his trial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-04

Assault Case Continaed-Wm. Jones was
brought before the Mayor on yesterday, charg-
ed with inhie,ing sundry blows on Littleton b.
Lipscombe, not against his knowledge, but de-
eidedly against his will. The ease was contin-
ued at the request Of Jones, on account Of the
absence of an important witness. Jones gave
bail for bis appearance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-04

The gentleman mentioned in our correspon-
dence from Yorktown-L. III. Chandler, ESQ
of Norfolk-was yesterday brought before the
Governor, who, after examination, promptly
discharged him from arrest. Mr. Chandler
was accompanied by two most respectable gen.
tlenen from Hampton, one of whom is a dis
tinguished member Of the Democratic party,
who volunteered their exertions for his hon.
orable release.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-04

Condiiiosdt Fiae.-A fine of $40 was i'm
posed by the Mayor yesterday, on Alois Rick,
the well-known payier. for allowing one of his
carts to be driven across the sidewalk Of Leigh
sseeet- The Mayor said the fne was a condi-
tional one, not intended to be enforced if the
offence was cot repeated. Mr.. K. is a city
contractor and street PAYER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-04

Pror.oted.-Private Henry Hudnall, Of the
second company Of the battalion of Richmond
Howitzers, has been promoted, by the choice Of
his fellow soldiers to the post Of Second Lieu
tenant in his company, which Is under the i'm
mediate command of that excellent officer, j.
Thomson Brown.
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sy-To rns Yorxa LADY wso PsssssrsV

nI-To rmg Yorxa LADY WHO PxxsssrSO -
WILMA BoQrET on TINE stsT VII:
lovely strsogvr, may 81 thoa ever
Be the happy one as now,
And sorrow marks bs never seen
Upon thy fair young brow.
Oh may this earth s'sr Re to thee
As a garden Of lovely lowers
IL To the little happy bee.
That sports among its bowers.
pray thee. lovely one, once more,
To cid Camp Davis come
Thy smiles to cheer the soldiers hssr'
80 far sy from home.
You bring TO memory plosbers dear.
Sweet sisters. klad AID meek
Then, will you his petition hear,
And come six times week 80,
te s-ns ofthe stephens "aA'N'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-04

Gas BiIs.-At meeting of the Council
held yesterday evening, a resolution was
passed that the Chairman of the Committee on
Light, the Superintendent and the Inspector
Of Metres, be authorized to remit SO much of
gas bills as they may deem reasonable, in ac-
count of gas being used in consumers pre-
misses by VOLUNTEER companies.
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The Jackscu kuni.

We give the following from Norfolk cor
respondent, aud hope the example will be gen
orally followed:
NORFOLK NAvYTARD, MAY 3i<t, 1861.
Ny Dear Strive have started IN inns
Yard Il subscription to raise \ monument IN
honor of Mr.. Jackson, who so nohly lost ms
life in defence of the flag OF the Southern Con
federacy The amount is limited to ST.
We have already had several offers OF soo
and S25, but declined them, insisting on every
one having II chance.
should not be surprised if fifty thousand
dollars were soon raised. Each subscri Der
pays the moment he signs his name. MI
Peters pay Mas ter in Va. Navy is the
Treasurer and his address is at this Navy
Yard
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(,AtfoA.

is to be hoped that at all points in the
South or Southwestern States, wherever cotton
is deposited, and which are threatened by al
enemy, timely precautions will DO taken to
place il cut Of his reach, or to destroy il a,
his approach. The North should not be per
mitted by artifiee or force to lay its fingers On
another bale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-04

Singular Aaeipgsr.-A few days stnce, says
the Fioridian, an accident occurred, which
nearly proved fatal, NJ the Light House. MIR.
on the first door of a house, when the piece
accidentally discharged, the ball passing
through the ceiling aud into the room above,
where some gentlemen were seated. severely
wounding Mr.. q. A. Bryan In the wrist ana
grazing the cheek OF Mr.. I. r. Randolph. The
ball was afterwards found embedded two
inches IN the joist shove.
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
a PROCL. A M a TION

The military forces of the Government a
Washington having 10 vsded the territory Of VIZ.
ginis, and shed the blood Of its people, and com
mitted other acts OF outrage and aggression,
thereby evincing purpose, on the part Of tbs'
Government. to subjugate the people Of VirBlais,
and subj eet them to a tyrannical control agaia-.
their consent Therefore, /, JOHN LETCHEk
Governor of the Commonwealth aforesaid, oy
virtue OF the authority vested In me by the Goa
stitutiOn md laws of the same, do hereby re4uTs
all the volunteer companies which may have
been formed in the several counties and e0rpJ"
lions Of the Commonwealth, not already mustered
into the service, to repair forthwith. and without
awaiting any further orders, to the places Of rsa
devious designated by my Proclamation Of tbs u
day of May, 1881, there TO be mustered iat9ls'
service Of Virginia.
Aud do further invoke the good people OF w
guia to organize th ensei into volunteer eoIaps
uies, aud arm themselves with such arms As may
have been furnished to them, or they may be abIs
- procure, and repair promptly to said places v
rendezvous.
And furthermore require the militia Of the l"R'
to hold themselves In readiness for immeaa"
service, aud arm themselves with such arms -
may have been issued 10 them. or thsy may 10
able to procure; and the company officers are re-
quired 10 assemble their companies, at least ones
a week. at their usual places Of mustering fofi
| speetion aud drill, that they may be prepared %
| repel the Invaders OF our soil.
| And furthermore enjoin upon all the good ps''
| pie Of this Commonwealth TO deport Themselves
| with the ealmness and composars becoming
free people. conscious Of their rights, aud TssoF
| ed to maintain them, nothing doubling that 0'
| the patriotic devotion, concentrated energy ana
/ detsrmin cd will Of the people, in trm reiaaF'
upon the blessing of Divine Providsaee, We 'hA'.
Al a.taba 1A.F
| intsg riiy OF our ancient Commonwealth, ana 'A'
safety, honor and welfare Of the CoHiedsFA'
statss.
Given under nay hand, as Governor, shd aaa''
| the Seal of the Commoa wealth, at Rishmond 'h'
third day of June isei and In the ssth year o. ~
Commonwealth. JOHN LETCHEE
BY the Governor;
GEoKGE W. MUxYoRp,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth
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Col. ELIswokrH EseAagp TO BE MARRIED

Col. ELLswokrH ENGAGED TO BE MARRIED
The New York Herald says:
"Co,. Ellis worth has been engaged for the
last two wears to Miss Carrie Spaford, Il
young lady of seventeen, the daughter OF
Charles +. Spaiford resident OF Isockport
H. Miss Spahord WAS recently student u
the Carroll Institute, Brooklyn. The mar
riage would probably have taken place ere
this bat for the breaking out OF the war. Col
Eilsw was twenty seven years Of age"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-04

FEDERAL TRo0Ps IN TIE FIELD.-It is esii-
mated that the force of Federal troops now in
service at the Different points, which may be
considered seats of war, amounts 70 about
Us &C., and this does not includs the men in
the various camps, whose location is not yet
decided upon. This forea is stationed aud
commanded as follows;
Location. Commanaef- 80 Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-04

nH-Ws take great pleasure Ia eailias ~
attention. Of tha public TO K A. srrAxfsss
6ratsd NouNfAIS WHlskKY. neas Of whisa n
canal n not superior, e. any sold IN the mSiSs'
FOR sale BY WIN JONES W..
isE-W sole Agents for state VI vtrSialA'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-04

Jane Johnson, slave of Hatley Graham, was
carried before the Mayor yesterday and or
dered punishment, for receiving into her hon 50
a lot Of goods stolen from Mr.. John p. Bal
lard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-04

A Niagara from above operated yesterday
evening as most extensive street sprinkler
The suns rays were most oppressive previous
to the watery visitation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-04

W@. hsseAfasoa was required On yesterday
by the Mayor 10 give security 10 keep the
peace towards Patrick Moran, on whom be.
had ATTEMPTED ~ assault
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-04

SEDUCTIoN AND SUICIDB.-The Cincinnati
Enquirer, of the 9th, says hat on last
Wednesday, previous to The mail boat lea wing
this city, gentleman AMI lady went
aboard, and the former engaged a state-room
to Cincinnati, for himself and wife. The
female is described IS young, good-looking,
and or lady -Ike appearance, While ner male
companion bore the outward semblance OF
gentleman. The boat arrived ut Cincinnati
early the next morning, and 1t seems that soon
after the gentleman went ashore, nor uid he
return. The passengers, one after the other,
left the boat until no one remained but the
young woman, VINO, in the meantime, made
freq uent and anxious inquiries for her late
companion. Time wore on, but he came not,
and busy preparation was made for the
return trip of the boat to Louisville, the soil
tary female became an object OF curiosity.
At length she, too, disappeared, and, AZ she
was last seen lingering upon the outer guard
of the ladies' cabin, il was teartully uggested
by some that she had perhaps thrown herself
overheard, and it was even said that Il splash
and 81 death struggle had been heard in the
water. The sequel 10 the sad tale, SO far as
the unfortunate woman is concerned, was
developed ON Monday. Her body was found
floating in the river near the foot of Sycamore
street, and recognized AS the passenger upon
the Louis VILE packet. An inquest was held
and q verdict rendered that she came TO her
death as above recorded. From the circum
stances surrounding the case, it is inferred
that she was the victim OF heartless scoun-
drel, who, after he had seduced and lured her
from her home, basely deserted her.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-04

Gen. u T. Twiggs has been appointed Ma.
jor 0su.rai, commanding tbs Military Dis.
SSiet of I.ouistaA4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-04

Names sf Me mbers or the Congress sf the
Confederate States or America.
ALABAMA.
X. w. Walker, Florence, Aiabama.
X. II. Smith, Mobile. Alabama.
j l.. III. Curry, Taliadega. Aiabama.
w. p. Chiffon, Montgomery, Alabama.
s. +. Hale, Eutaw, Alabama.
John Gill shorter, Eafaula, Alabama.
Colin ] McRae, Mobile, Alabama.
III. q. . mes, Russeivi!ie, Alabama
Mich. Davis, Jr., Huntsville, Alabama.
ARxASsAs.
Robert w johnson, Pine Bluff, Arkansas.
Albert Rust, Little Rock, Arkansas.
IL. r. Thomasson, Van Buren,, Arkansas.
A. II. Garland, Little Rock, Arkansas.
w. w. Watkins, Carrolton, Arkansas.
FLORIDA.
Jackson Morton, Milton, Florida.
q. 7. Ward, Tallahassee, Florida.
J. Il Owens, Cottage p. o., Florida.
GEORGIA.
Robert Toombs, Washing ton, Georgia.
Howell Cobb, Athens, Georgia.
Francis S. Barlow, Savannah, Georgia.
Martin J. Crawford, Columbus, Georgia.
Eugenius A. Nisbet, Macon, Georgia.
Benjamin II. HILL Lagrange, Georgia.
A. r. Wright, Rome, Georgia.
T. X. Cobb, Athens, Georgia
A. H. keenan,, Milledgeville, Georgia.
A II. Stephens, Charlottesville, Georgia.
LOUISIANA.
J. Perkins, Jr., Ashwood, Madison Parish,
La.
A. de Clouet, St. Martinville, La.
g. H. Conrad, New Orleans, La.
D. f Kenner, New River, Ascension Pa
rish, La.
f. Sparrow, Providence, Carroll Parish,
La.
H. Marshal, Blackjack, De Soto Parish, La.
MISSISSIPPI
WP Harris, Jackson, Mississippi.
W. Brooke, Vicksburg, Mississippi.
J. A. Orr, -, Mississippi.
A NJ Clayton, Holly Springs, Mississippi.
w 5. Barry, Columbus, Mississippi.
]. T. Harrison, Columbus, Mississippi
J. A. +. Campbell, kosciusko, Mississippi.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
r. b. Rhett, Sr., Charleston. South Caro-
lima.
r. w. Barnwel, Beaufort, South Carolina.
l.. NJ. keitt, Orangeburg q. H., South Caro-
lima.
j. Chestnut, Jr., Camden, South Carolina.
q. q. MemIninger, Charleston, Sou til Caro-
lima.
w. p. Miles, Charleston, South Carolina.
T. j. Withers, Camden, South Carolina.
w. w. Boyce, Winnsboro, Fairfield Dis
trict South Carolina
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-04

Secretary Of the Commonwszlh'
The several newspapers throughout the s'''
will insert the foregoing Proels ma.ion thtsS u"
Ia each Of their papers, and forward their ACCOUNTS
TO the Executive Department for payment.
10 a-d&eSt
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TENAa.

J. Kemphili, Aus tin, Texas.
w. ID. Ochiliree, Jefferson, Texas.
w. 5. Oldham, BrenhaIn, Texas.
7. n. Waul, Gonzales, Texas.
]. Gregg, FairteE4, Texas
l.. 7. Wigfall, Marshall, Texas.
VIRGINIA.
VIM. &. Rives, Gotham, Virginia.
j. w. BrockenbrOugh, Lexington, Virginia.
X. NJ. 7. Hunter, LloyG's, Virginia.
W. r. Staples, Christiansburg, Virginia.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-31
THE DAILY ExcRAAGE,
Fl BLISGEO BY
f z R r s C 0.
n. E CORNER OF BALTIMORE 4xDSoarH s7REE7s

TIE DILT EXCHANGE is pr nt7d upon .as white paper
aad with Dol and distinct p, which j. constantly
neTed; 'hu oGiuR to chant. ard hers making use
Of It's columns, lecaar Al 'artaEc or he conspcuousan
ATTRACTIVE display OF their advetss nents which in cor
necio1 wih its air, ady large and steadily asing sub
scrption list kes it Desirable rediuun Tor at
vcrtisiDg pr, scented to this onnun.ty.
s$ No EAPE&SE OR LAROR IS SPARED to fur i h
e readers Of The EXcH'yGE wi,h tn most promp III +
and authentic intel igerce Vi on Il matters Of public lat
est, domestic or fore gn.
In its COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT, and especially il
alt tHat relates t. It's REPORTS OF TdG Dom &TIC
MARKETS, it has established self reputation whicl.
justices the merchants OF this civ in rec gnizng it as
STANDARD AUTHORITY ail those sub ecs in i CHI
their business interests invalve whilst the leading
Financial and Comne cal topics t, tie day come under
careful review in is editorial columns.
The interests OF the ate OF the markets are
50 constantly and intimately ar ce by the aspact poit
cal aais throughout the world, tlat Il Journal which
aspires TO be sntng ;han more commercial report
er daily price current necesS ry devote reason
able to the dissemination Of political intelligence AMI
tie discussion Of political questions IN this dep of
The aper, which, apar: from its commercial Importance
also possesses pecu lar I'D exclusive own
1t is the object f THs EXCHANGE to pr. position
nest ard fearless nGep dence equally removed frou
se7viie Far!isanship upon the haud and tiId
traiity upon the other
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+'L0VI4AIIUN OF AhKUANIN.E
EFFECTS LOANS OF STOCKS ''7-' Eos 'Ff4'
,,.,-,, .r,,...,.-. AND OTHER SECURITIES.
"E$AA%d$ D!SGQuNTS ON GOOD PAPER
n hGwrES ORDERS FOR STOCKS in all the markets
:t&D IRAHShCPS THE BROKER AMI RANKTN2
BtSlNESS IN Al [, IT'S AR NCI!
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GUbIif Safe
re- SAMUEL !. SOTsET5 = 5;5,
TRUSTEE'S SAI-R~~>---'>~1-,->, - w

'A>CS1LC - DALE
q, FPIHHAVV y u mF5 TGooDS AND FANCY Cons
IN FHIt-1 sinRNiNtf, June : n. crr,r,.,a.'
geo On second floor Il our auction rocs No ca at y
charles si"-'- we VII sell by RI, OF tn. ~, - south
4 SO X Of DET AND FANCY I"W,,
COP iSuug OF CancIns, Lawn, Ginrhams n t..ru.
FiaIts. Canton Fan e. Pi,acard ..d G~,g, ',e1'
D.TilS, SCults PlrtS UGs, &c ''e7''4s'
Also,
Bonnet silks. Ribbon low, re. Sroel Cotton r.,-
SIX Ntts and Cloves Worked Go ia-s. Fwbr ID 80
GntD$ ''~A
G-;-1erms cash, in pr funds. delivery
SAMUEL ). SCPER 4 co,
- AuCtiule-Ts.
JAMES r. CHANGE,
- GATE kU' TTONFFa.l
GENERAL COhNISSIOE NERCHAFT,
Ard p aer in all kinds Of AUCTION GOODS suted 10
both CITY TGl 'ULtry Netc ms, Whoa requested to e
anime the sane before purchasing el.ewher..
JAMES K. CHANCE,
Cor mission Merchant
q stories > L. corr er al1iuore AMI th n.
mHlH Il fntraur- {tltrl :
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aGtWsfrlfnIS,

-yl-1lt1A+!LELI'1I
II OLLIDAY STREET THEATRE
Mr.. CLARKE BENFTIT
VERY BRILLIA Mt c NC ENTERTAINMENT
TIL dy
tCR a ERlChN COUSIN.
as" u''"''''. Clarke.
Ih= cGmtdv Of
- II p q c IT F..
With iswcrm'S Sermon On III: Times.
And an entirelg ia c., ertitird
TOO LE- A FATHER.
Inn thy Toodles. J. s Clarke
ADHESION IS and Is sNTS
a GREAT II J. FOR EUR ~ NIGHT.
- - In lrrpa alton,
THE LONELY GA> OF TIE OCEAN,
EUNTtNENTAL OPERA HOUSE.
~ Engagerc nt of His> JULIA BACKUS, the charming
HHCcallst' and CHARLEY RACkUS, the wore renowned
Etiopean Comedian and Minis.
1ranu AathLes for aides IN childr every Morday,
iiesiay ana saturday afternoons. A.rno admission
Only ~ cts Ev ming entertainment 20 TO all paris OF
me hall. New Attractions evening Cheat esr and
co0leSt pi'ce of ~" usefnent in the Citv n29tf
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TIE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
I E IL NJ 5
OF THE DAILY EXCHANGE.

OF THE DAILY EXCHANGE.
Served in the city, and payable only to TIE carriers
lively AND A HALF CENTS WEEKLY.
Mailed to subscribers OF the city SIX Doll AIRS
YEAR. payable invariably in dvance
STA liberal reduction to Clubs and News Agents.
THE TRI-WEEKLY EXCHANGE,
Mailed 10 subscribers:
copy, 0Le year,. ...,.........-..............,$
DO SIX montns ..........................-2
Do. three months. ...................,.,...I
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE.
Do six Observation-Disclosures. 81
copies mailed to one addlesg..............5
II do do. do ..-............lO 90
so do DO. do ...............200 100
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EttbgqIgpbgrs.

y-"%s
A. H0Esaj q co.
PRACTICAL
L = 9 2 2 hpF5 cas-,
LSGkAFERr AND COLOR FEINTERS
Nos. - AND - S CO&u STREET,
BALTIMORE.
TX ute Check Note 'Hd Ora Books, Cards, Ceriifcat
'ipoElas Show Cards for Manufacturers Views Arrrit
tufa Drawings FLAPS, Plans, Music e-, Book Plates En-
Eelopes and Labels, rs well %
COMMERCIAL WORK
~ every descrption The facilities Of establishment,
Le perfect eXecH ion Of even description htnogapfr
%rk are most ample Ihe earliest advantage is taken of
a. A"itrn mp oVencnt and PERSONAL attention is
Even 70 every branch If Cur art, eHatEng 70 COZ -e
successfully, excellence o. work. well az mod. ration in
pres WIN any kindred establishment in the country
EpROSS Il KREBS.
AZ PRACTICAL LITH0GHAPHEKs, E2,GRAvEEs,
Color PRINTERS,
no. lGi EST LCAEAR I'D STREET,
BIZ Il Ia, Checks.
Bills O. ing,
Cards,
Circulars,
Title Pages,
LH'"s &C.
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aanktxs gao 8rnkfrg.

j WV CS'~~7SF~S
( I'VE IT Lb"lSi
. = 10 a s 5fc i,li : sf 2gE..1 u
lbs special arrsls,ea's Tor te purchase sale Of
: go or \ : - :, u the New 12-s lnsri:es
!Es -4 - M !" - -,,o
N1 Id 4 4 s * 1zIA : 1aT H?:S'
ca rsy5 i ndiy4qaI a.: nPo tn eot aion Of CONNER
Caah advances m rds On ioiisteras mh2otf
NTOTFS ST0CEg M vIyI,c
- v,a..,.. goGeHr AND SOLD.
No :: ST G5,,z,I sT& ST,
Buys and sells ~. ,1hI o. 49, ;! -hLi'
! NEGOrIABLE RIl>I" ESS P3rE8
GRANTS hIscSGNr3 N APR y Cd siEScURTrr.s
Bi-vS AMI 81 * e "a ~, G yiL AZ 81 a
RCTS M SELLS FIRST CLASS GEnfrSD pEyrs
nor nsia fs'S 10 al and every kind Of Broker a.d
! - - lal2-H -
/ L. A0t' a NJ D. lE HFSLaa',v
~ NJ g = 20 n. ~ ~ I ri 4 IL T. 4 T. z,
FILLMORE, MD.
/ CONNIE CIAI2
Io,,4 En- 5sna.;.I,,,oa.,,.
81 oans on frsf siSsR 70 TIE iNesotiatGn
/ h. MoGiNN Il Co,
ST0ES 6 s X ER R4L 5,i RRlG e
Bqy and sell on commission eycIusive,v sTocEs
T AWRAsoN s IS SMITH n iz7l zS1z }44sa
IL sTait6x AND Bill BRoxres
Negotiate Business Paper AMI / as and execute order.
Tor Stocks in thi, and other markets iui8 st'
"a r0,-1v prTcInTrc,-,
lSI S-'l1t oCSjSHSN.
4t6 MARTIN TEEig.
No a SgCoyD szgEcT
First house from South s,ra.
,-, Attends urt,nptly [, the
EESgfIATlDN OF MERCANTILE
,,-. A#D BUSINESS PAPER
EFFECTS LOANS or ST0CKS t''h' Tax h1'
4ED 0Tuz,p gErrre,r1E,
-r rs ADVANCES ON CGiLATEEATS ~
"fSaA Mi$ ?! SC0uNTS ON GOOD PAPER
M EQUITIES ORDERS FOR STOCKS in iii tta r,ar,,.ts
and TRA&SACPS THE BROKER Am RsTEfES
BUSINESS IN ALLfT BRANCHES 49,
- 49,
NO. s. CUTTINGS & CO
0ANN"E 5f5 E3HkGH I'm Btu BROKER
d.. . No. - SOUTH STREET.
ana sci on CoL2.iGsion Stock and Securities iu this
90 1'i!tF LhsiEsis
3EllsSe ana sell Ground Rents.
Y@@S made On stocks Zeal Estate, Notes, end other
E:esotiates, Tine Paper and Stock loaas.
SAAs OBJECTIONS or al accessible points in the United
80 -: ..'' ! o.-ii: n,
SeJya deposits in @anEsts aad Uncurren Funds, and
.iai'S u EiFt-t fii4tiS in al OF lis depart
= .-..----- INV 90 Oh ,:5E2zsSs. iel3-d
~ H. HARRIS 2 SONS,
~ BANKERS, STOCK EXCHANGE
AND NOTE gR0KEF,s
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OF safe, II not entirely satisfactory '
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behtrH purchasing elsewhere.
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