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The SUBsTTTUTBs FOR MRssRs MASON AND
SLIDELL.-The Toronto Leader Of Dec % saws !.
Some days since 1t was stated that Mr. Breck
lnridSe. late OF the United States Senate but now
OF the southern Contederacy, had sailed in one OF
the Cunsrd steamers ambassador to England
In place OF Mr.. Mason. Then 1t was said the
statement was incorrect. 1t proves, however to
have been trre, as will be seen from the following
paragraph, which we take from the Halifax IN
81 Express OF the 18Th instant
some few weeks ago it was announced in dis
patch 10 this paper, that immeda tely on the re-
Gel Pt OK The intelligence of the capture Of Messrs
Mason and Slidell In the Southern States Messr,
Hunter and Breckenridge had been appointed in
their place; and that the latter would make his
way on to Halifax and proceed in the Cunard
steamer to Europe The dispatch turns out 10 be
correct. Mr. Breckenridge, II appears, arrived
here about a week ago, accompanied by another
gentleman, and took passage this morning in the
Canada for England.
teppears that the authorities in Boston wers
aware Of the fact OF Mr.. Breckinridge being here
and the attorney general Of Boston sent note to
the captain OF toe Canada previous to his sailing
from Boston, forbidding him taking Breckin.
ridge on board. We learn that Capt NJ uir verv
quietly replied that be was not supposed 20 know
who bis passengers were; and be would like to
see any passenger taken out of his ship while
under the protection Of the British flag tits also
stated that similar notice WIS served on the ca n
icin OF the Canada here; but we are informed that
no notice was taken of Il, and Mr. Breckinrjdye
Is now on board the steamship en- route for Eu-
rope.
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NEW REMEDY FOR CHILLs.-The Mobile Reg
lister gives the following novel treatment for
curing chills
1t is stated that a soldier of Mississippt regt.
ment at Pensacola went TO his tent and blan kets
the other day to fight through an egue. A bottle
OF not water to his feet not being convenient one
the numerous shells Col. Brown sent over durino
the bonn 6ardment, heated 1t at the nre, and put
IL 10 bed with tue sick mans feet. Untappily,
Ine shell had lost Its cap, but had not exploded
Inc heat OF the camp fire accom- plished what
Lincoln Pyrotechny had failed in. to wit: an ex.
pIosion The tent was blown to pieces and some
OF the men little hurt and greatly astonished
we are happy to learn that no one was killed py
the mishap.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
MASON AND sLIDELL PLACED on BOARD A BRIrIsE


MASON AND sLIDKLL PLACED on BOARD A BRITISH
VESSEL.
James NJ. Mason, Joha S;idell, E. J. Mttar-
land and George Eustis, jr., were taken from For;
Warren Yesterday at noon by an agent Of the State
Department, and placed on board the British
steamer Rinaldo, which was sent round from
New York TO msst them and convey them TO Hal
fax Their departure created no excitement aud
attracted no special attention.
sEEERAL BURSsIDE's EXPEDITION.
The preparations of this expedition TO sal from,
Annapolis are rapidly drawing to close. In
deed, quite number OF lis transports, carrying
stores, have already derarted thence for the exPe-
dition's rendervous-Old Point Comfort; whence,
90 far, all the Union coastwse expeditions have
sailed direct for their final destination.
The troops Immediately under General BPS
command now at Annapolis, have been drilled
and otherwise disciplined and prepared with
great care and industry; while IL is not improb-
able, we take It, that large number Of the finest
portion Of the regiments longest In service will
Join GENERAL B. also, when about to set sail.
NAVY YARD.
The steamer Stepping stones, Capt Grumler,
came m from the fotills last night Things are
unchanged In the lower Potomac This steamer
on her accommodating trip up Occoquan bay,
three well-drec'ed shots from her 2I-pound riff ed
guh-the shells bursting right in the midst Of
groups Of Confederate soldiers; but on her return
she was followed by riAemen who, concealed be-
bind trees, fred several bullets through her sides
One Of these shots came through the side, passed
through the saloon and through the head Of the
captains berth.
The new Confederate battery, reported by us
some days since, is on Postum nose Point, this
side Of Cockpit Point, and is therefore the near.
est battery 10 this city. At least one heavy rtfed
gun Is mounted there, Is shells have been fIed
Into the mouth OF Matawoman reek An attempt
will probably be made by the steamer Anacosta,
to-day, to get some flank shots at this battery.
Tbs Anacosta has heavy armament, aud Lieut.
Badger Ordnance oficer) is aboard of her
Another 150p pound gun has been finished at the
yard and 10 being tested to-day II 10 similar in
construction and finish to those heretofore noticed
The Resolute is on the ways, undergoing re.
pairs.
PROMOTIONS IN THE THIRD PRSXsYLvASI. cav
AIRY.
The following are the promotions to I'll yacan-
oies caused by gnations in the Third Pennsyl-
vania Cavalry, formerly Col. Young's Kentu ky,
AZ ordered yesterday:
Lieut. Snesd, company A, to the captaincy of
same company.
Lieut. Gregg, company G, to first lIeutenantcy.
Private Rogers, company b, TO second Iieuten-
antcy companyC.
Sergeant Walsh, company /, to captaincy.
Lieut.. ellis, company c, hrst lieutenantcy
company ID.
Lieut.. Martin, company d, formerly Of the
Presidents Mounted Guard, captaincy company
Sergeant Fitzgerald, company b, to lieutenant
ey company K.
Lieut. Russell, company E, to a captaincy.
CommissarY Engulbert, 10 neutenantcy com.
pany E
Lieut.. Brannix, company &, to captaincy COM
pany NJ.
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SuLPHuR.-Alahama 10 a perfect mountain of
mineral wealth, and future wants and develop
menu Will turn out what Is now considered too
fruits and fowers, and mineral springs. and
healthy society An immense bed Of sulphuret
OF Iron and copper, fourteen feet thick exists AZ
boodon, Taiisdega county. The works turn out
daily This war has one good effect that the
south may well feel proud of-the development
OF our capacity to be Independent OF the North
which many, who were too fond Of their esss and
indolent habits, could not or would not believe =
Tssesnbia (ALa.) Consfitsstoa.
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u The preparations Of General Bu-nside,s
Naval Expedition are being rapidly completed
and 1t will probably soon sail. There are now al
Annapolis II steamers, propeller, ships, barks,
brig, IL schooners, floating batteries, beside,
little dispatch steam tugs-in ell, Al vessels
General Burnside and staff have also taken DOS.
session Of the Picket, handsome Iit'le propeller
OF 400 tons, and have made II tie chip Of the
The transport feet. The preparations are ell On
he most extensive scale
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PEIRCE'S
Army Game Casket.

have Just pu blI, he'd this beautiful and conre-
nlent lnvenll on Tor the and amusement of SOL
dlefs and others. IL cOntaus, neat small paper
pox thad you can carTy In your pocket, q good
Chess, Chrcker and Backgammon Board, with
men and dice for the three games also, q set Of
Domlnos and pack Of good PLAYING Cards. Put
cents: AMI IS cents each package and the BosTd
and Men for all the games, without the box for ls
cents A very large discount to cutters and de8l :
ers. Sendiyour orders or . stamp f'r circular.
JOHN II. TlNGLEY,
Publisher, No 1924 Fulton street,
Jal-lV New York.
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TEE FREscH AND EssLIsH LOCATION. At
ee Prthdent's reception Yesterday, all tie mem.
osrs Of the Diplomatic Corps were present. IN.
Guiding The entire British and French Legations.
whose presence there, and subsequently, a; the
reception OF the Secretary Of State, was especial
~ noticed, and deemed q happy augury for the
future
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A SIGNIFICANT HINr-The London Ex.m,n.,
OF December l4th 10 preparing for another easss
"SuPPosing reparation to be made for the Trent
outrage, and the prisoners to be restored safe
from Lynch Law, which seems too natnrsi .a.
quence to wilkes law, it toiR be 70, s Po,o,r, of
Europe to consider Dhsthe, tAs measures ths NORTH
Is taking against the South are eonsistenf ,cifk
that Federal government shall exc out the inefs- .
cacy OF Its blockade by the detestable means Of
vessels laden with stone to be- sunk to choke
up southern ports"
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Camp A'bEekl., near Lsssbuyg, }
AnnnRf OH 1871

IMPORTANT ~ TRuE.-The Chatham fCanaa,,
Argus learns from good authority that Mr. Sisson.
Of the Bank Of Upper Canada, has bsen forbid,
den 70 accept any drafts upon the United States,
- commercial intercourse between the two ma.
tons Is stopped for the present We learn. upen
what we consider good authority, that the agency
OF the Commercial Bank Of Canada, located al
Winsor, has recei we'd positive orders from its
Prlnclpai NOT extend any more accommod ations
to Americans. Under these circumstance. what
couiss does II become the duty Of our citizens 10
adopt Ia regard to Canada money .-Dareii Al
esyttssT,
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PEzsoSAL.-Count Pourtales, Pyussian Minis
Der TO the French Court died at Paris on the 18th
Carl sehurr, our Minister to the Court Of Spain,
has left Madrid on leave OF absence.
aazIlni was at last accounts dangerously I'll in
England, and several Of his personal and political
hisnds have been summoned to bis bedside.
The Empress Eugeuie will spend the winter At
Nice and Monaco Wills has been prepared for
her near Nice.
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Dr1sasIsED TO BIZ MIsERABIE Sece..
sion organs In Canada are no better satisfied
Since the release Of Mason and slidell, the To.
fonto Leader says :-"whst though Mason and
shdell be surrendered Their release but re-.
moves an Impending cause Of quarrel, leaving
Inevitable complications which II were msdnes.
70 ignoren ed IS s. .-r| see IS -H---
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LETTER WRITTEN By JOHN b. FLoYp.-A cor
respondent AT Wheeling sends u.s. among other
papers that fell into the hands Of our victorious
troops at Carnfex Ferry, the following letter from
John b. Floyd:
Camp A'bKeki., scar Lsssbuyg,)
August 9th, 1861
SIT hope you will hasten up with all con-
venient speed. The enemy are advancing mon
rs rapidly aad In large force We are Without
arms Tor many OF our people and are extremely
scarce u ammunition. I hope you have bfoup ht
on both, and will be able to Join us at once The
enemy sre certainly within thirty miles Of us,
win force OF at least five thousand men, with
two batteries Of artillery, In addition 10 which
tney nave another supporting force at the mouth
OF GauIey OF I'VE thousand men, with horse and
artillery. We are sixty odd miles from that
point With union Of these two forces YOU
observe, IL would give them more than three 10
one OF our force-a long odds-consideriDp we
have no artillery. Heth Is absent, and there is
not single neld oficer with his regiment All
these considerations necessitate the most active
and encient preparation Of our people for the
coming fight Very truly, yours,
JOHN FLOYD, Brig. Gen C. ga.
TO Col. WHARTON.
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ArfoHrfD.-M. HoIie, Of Iowa, has been
appointed to second-class (sI, 400 per annum)
sserfshiP In the Post Once Department, -is. AL.
eezt W. zeyk, Of Iowa, resigned.
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W 10 said that Rebel agents have appeared
In Central and South America, endeavoring 70
proPagate their doctrine, and gain q favorable
hearing Tor the sscsdsd States.
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Spirit of the Morning Press.

The IstsHgsnesT kept New Years day relisi-
ously, and does net appear this morning.
The Republican turrs over q new leaf upon the
commencement Of the new year, and-treats upon
the negro, berating Gen. Sherman for not pro-
claiming emancipation to the slaves In South
Carolina
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-02

Arrival Of the Norwegian.
PORTLAND, Jan. 1.-The steamer Norwegian
arrived early this morning. Her advices have
been anticipated.
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TEL EG B APHIO.


O"SH Nv srANiSn rosskSsioN.
NEW York, Jan. 2.-The steamship Columbis
mas arrived here, bringing Havana dates 10 the
18th inst
The town Of Vera Cruz is occupid by the Span
iards, and the Spanish Gag 10 waving over the
strong Castle Of San Juan de Ulloa, which defends
the city.
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THE FRDERALs IN GREESsRIER, VA.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Dec. % There has
been much excitement here growing out of
foraging expedition of the Yankees to Meadow
the farms Of Messrs Macfarland, TNSm "a y
Cralle and Cobell, and carried of horses, sheep,
and cattle
Whether the invaders will push further into this
productive country remains to be seen MANY
have prepared for the worst The funds OF the
bank at Lewisburg have been removed to place
Of safety.
The Withdrawal Of protection from this part of
tue state IL, In effect, an invitation to the inva-
ders to come in and rob and burn an they have
done IL Is to be devoutly hoped that the Gov
eminent will send some troops here soon. These
visits from the Yankees are having the worst
elected. @'o Ae
An estimablelsdy died suddenly In Lew.
isourg from nervous agitation on hearing that the
Yankees were at Meadow Bluff
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FUTURE DAYS.

By }. c. MCGUIRE CO., AuotioDeers.
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS or A Fam
DAY MohSiNS !. .1s.T 5t .sS I. 10 ese1s !,
nIture and Efecs Of q family removing from t6s
wa nut and ashos.ny H.irolosh Covered sofa.
Msrbe-top FABLES, whstoot,
Cane and Wood scat Chalrs.
BBS SSSis sSd s hGsnsf sss.:ss., Bureaus.
Hsir and HSss MsstIesses. Bolssers and Piliovs,
Large : Sannty Of slntls and DOubl. Comforts.
Bn.s s1d o. TR R Sl, Car Carr - x.,,
tSStins and Oh: stoves, &c.
9tsther vita general assortment Of Hcsse-
2szoeLIent Family Carriages.
rev Express Wagons.
jss J G. MCGUIRE a CO.. Asot..
ds. soss SIDE Pa ace ds4 SssI ssss
sArgkpaY s SekN rs AS We VIZ .. On
Terms cash.
By WALL a BARNARD, Auotlouesrs.
Cornsr Peas. arsnss aad stk 50 ssf.
DosITIVE SALE OF NEW AND sEC0NQ-
DAY M5sNfNssUtJ .aS az q y 10
on The t sTs. psI Of Our AsstSn aoSS..
and seooSd hand p PSrnssrs. com1rsint I0t OF N
superior Feather Beds, Bosters, sno Pillows.
Superior hsir, shuck, and shuef and Cotton Mat
yenSy Lind. Cottage, and Other Bed,t.sds
Dressing and Plain Bureaus. Tables, and wash
Cane and Wood seat Chairs and Rockers,
Large 19t OF Double and sinfIe BLANKETS and
Es,ssti R f.S sS' w esi Cultures
Cottage Sets: Melodeoa,
Large Z cox ard other StOyes.
With q variety Of other article in the House-
ksepins lIne, being the effects Of family leaving
.f 'm' 0A'n, WALL . BARNARD. AuOt..
w skF6sv sST.S RESsr
~ instant We .h,l eel. ooOof p m. II front
F rs s5i sToRH f SRicK HOUSE AND LOT.
eelns iot ietteIed B. OF suediyIsIon Of oElElnsl
!Toyenents, which are q good Bhof Dwelling
The above property Is situated fronting on m al
ley raInInE from North D in the otnter Of the
SsT@, Det Uns Sn.s sPS Lent strse.,
Sr rDss. Ss.t sss Gssss S@ day OF
sSsd, sRk Fl r. SG %GpfIRS
kH' saLk Of 90 a6J Ais AND Tor
ssF s.5 sn
ds q S. &c the on sas p
e.mber Ist, 1850, and daily recorded an Li6er ! A.
s., Me- 2S. folios 5ll, &C see one OF the land
ords for Washington county, G., shall sell part
q 10. s one n ssgsTe nunDtred Eve
I0 S ss%s
thence east ixteen feet; thence north sevent-one
south seventy one fest eleven inches 70 the plsos
Of beginning, together with the improvements oon-
sistlnf OF q three-story brick dwelling house.
Terms: $500 cash the remainder in and II
months, win interest, secured By . deed o. rust
on the premises.
All oonVeysncin. At the cost Of purchaser
tao J, FISHER, Trustee
de t-lsv&da !. G. MCGUIRE A Co, Ascfs.
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AFFAIRsIN FINCAsTIR

FINcAsTLR, Va, Dec. 22.-Refugees from the
western counties are coming to and going throug b
this place almost daily, being driven from their
happy homes by the soldiers Of the North.
IL is reported thut the Yankees are now at Lew
lsburg; some say they are certainly at Meadow
Bluff Even II there, II Is though BIT they will come
no further. The timid express fears, but the PEG.
pie generally have every confidence Ia the gov.
eminent, and believe that the withdr avail OF our
troops from the west Is for the best
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-02

A British War Transport.
EAsrPoRT, Jan. IA British war transport
passed here this morning, with 800 Of the Sixty
second regiment-4O0 10 remain at st. Andrews,
and the remainder to 60 to Woodstock.
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RANK OF COMMERCE.

NOTICE,
4 EkSONS Indeb' cd to the subscriber will please
can and settle before the Ieth OF January, Issa
otnerWlse they viii ind thaIr bill IN the hands OF
eeoneotor. GEO r. KIDWELL
Wood and Coal Dealer
oeSts.- Corner X and Fourteenth ats
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LATEST NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.

LATEST NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.
The Norfolk Day Book Of Dec. Goth furnishes
the following:
FATAL DUEL.
RICHMOND, Dec. ga duel occurred last week
on the peninsula, between Lieut.. Jones' Of the
Fifth Louisiana, and DR.. Forward, a sutlef In the
same regiment. They were both killed at thearst
fire; rides, forty PAGES. Both bodies have arrived
here, en- route for Louisiana.
NEW JERSEY SCHOONER ASHORE.
The schsoner J. r. Crouch, hailine from Port
Elizabeth, New Jersey, and bound from Alex
andria, Va. to Deighton, Mass with coal, went
ashore on Friday night, about n O'Clock, of the
Pleasure House. Her captain, Timothy Hender-
son, Of New Jersey, and crew, were brought mp
to this city. The vessel and cargo are total
loss.
REPORT REBEL SUCCESS IN TIE INDIAN couN-
From the Fort Smith iAriansas) Times, Dec is ]
We learn from Major CLARK, Of Texas, direct
from the camp Of Col. Cooper, that a battle took
place on the 9th, or Bushy Greek, near the Verdi
girls river, about leo miles from this place, be-
tween the forces Of Col. Cooper and the enemy's
forces under Opothleyholo, estimated at 900 or
5000. Col Cooper had only 1 300 men.
The enemy attacked Col Cooper about IL O'Clock
and the fght continued all day until shutdown
Colonel Simms's Texan Regiment fought with
great bravery, and the Choctaws, Chicasaws and
Creeks Tough like tigers. In fact, II was one OF
the hardest fought battles that has taken place In
the country.
The enemy followed Col Cooper for several
miles, and attacked him with great fury. Col.
u. drove them back to the woods, a distance of
two miles. A large number Of Cherokees were
with OpothleYpolo; likewise about one hundred
and fifty Seminsles Col Drew, with his men
who remained with him, fought well and did
good service. The Choctaws took about ora
hundred aud Fifty scalps, and the Chichasa3S
nearly fifty. The Creeks did not scalp any, be-
cause the enemy were there own property A
white man by the name Of Ell Smith was taken,
who had gone over to the enemy, was ltfied by a
court-martial and shot. He was a deserter nom
a Texas reg ment. Other deserteTs were taken
and dealt with in the same manner.
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CAMP MASON, NEAR WINCHESTER, Dec 81, 1861.
Yesterday Gen. Jackson with a portion Of bis
command, succeeded in breaking dam No 4 In
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, and left II COM
p!ete wreck. The dam was guarded by a force
the loss Of one killed on our side This was
very good and important movement, az II will
cause the denizens Of Washington city to be ex-
ce"dingly sparing In the use Of coal, large guam.
Titles OF which were shipped by this route to that
den Of corruption. Gen. Jackson returned to his
quarters In Winchester this afternoon well pleased
with the work his command had done.
we are to be reinforced in a day or two with
six additional regiments and rumor gives a
thousand reasons for this increased strength, but
you may look out for stirring events In very few
days, at furthest.
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RITTENHOUSE, FAINT a CO,
II a N * u H a

332 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
(Hedr Broicn's HonI)
Issue DRAFTS on eli paris of the United st,ts.
In sums to suit ON GERS and Soldies ALSO, Drafts
on LONDON. Ireland, Scotland, Wales, and part
OF the Cont nent OF Europe jail
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u COPARTNERSHIP.
The copartnership heretofore existing under the
name OF A. swestser c., Of 80 Jay street.
new pIk, Is, this lst day Of Jsnuar;, 1852 dis
solved py mutual consent, All the bi 10 of said
hrm will be paid by Andrew Sveets,r, and sll
Psrues lndt bted will pay said Sveetser ell moneys
ANDREW SwEETSER,
JAMES WALLACE,
Washington, d. c., Jan. /, 1864. jaS1
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NOTICE.
IA hi Persons lode bted to us by notss, due bIlls
ADD open accounts, are respectfully rec uesteo 20
cal and settle the same BY the lst Of January, 1884,
~ whloh time all accounts our books viii Be
Te.dy FOR delivery, and unless paid Will be placed
IN the hands Of collector for settlement without
further notice.
de o ~ BARBOUR a sEMMEs.
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At Isdtdsa HospitaI Patent 0oses), Raskissto.,
ID. c., Dee. "a.
10th Indiana Vol ....40I SD Penn Volunteer. S
Sd do Cavalry. 9th New York Vol. 90. q
9th do Vol $50. LIST do Art @
4th Rhode Island Vol. ll7th do Cavslsy a
LIST Berdan sharps'rs.. 4iS7th do VOL.
ID do d.. III
18th Maine Volunteers S Total "a
LIST Michigan Cavalry. q
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SADDkk HORSES FOR s.f.r "A ttOi s~'y
hae ksnteoky H0rses for ale stts- a.
Hots. nssr Pslnsylvsnis avenue sAe So
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~ SHAW
FANCY SILKS, SILK ROBES,
With . complete . .ock of
% M T &c g 90 IDS!
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ia 6tso No. ~ Center Market space
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not nure the osdelcaenfsnt Price, % cents Full
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o. GkILbARD. President.
A. SGHREIEEH, i -cretary.


A. SGHREIEEE + 4eretary.
In with Art. XIV Of the Charter, of the
above which unceel thirty days after
The otc, will .eIled and there
Of together the interest accrued ,hereon placed
credit contingent the books Company
a. SCHREIBER, Secretary.
A. sct7siher being duly ceposes and says that
tic abos 5 true and
A. SCHREIEER.
Subscribed and to- this l0 day of February 1862
fore
fell fasnQd Fl. MITCHELL. J. P