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-SPEGIAI BISPATCHFS.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Gold Four Fifty at Richmond
Financial at Washington
The Port Hudson News.
[To the ChieagO Tribune.
WASHINGTON. March Is.

WAsHISGToN, March lS.
General Dix is known to have forward
ed here statement from Richmond papers
to the effect that on the 18th inst, Ad-
miral Farragut attacked Port Hudson, and,
after a sharp fight, was seriously repulsed,
one vessel, the Mississippi, being sunk.
They admit however, that one vessel ran
the blockade and is now between Port
Hudson and Vicksburg. This rebel report
is not fully credited here.
Latest adEiees from Richmond speak Of
go6 ng there at four hundred and
ft add that private sales have been
at CHER figures.
General Spinner, U. S. Treasurer, an
nounces to-day that henceforth i've instead
Of four per cent. interest will be paid on
temporary deposits; that no more tempOr-
ary deposits will be taken in gold, and
that hereafter half Of the ouartermasters'
warrants will be paid in money, instead of
a quarter, as heretofore. The bGlance, as
before, in certificates Of indebtedness.
General BufOrd lost 1900 dollars by
having his pocket picked to-day in an Oys
ter saloon.
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The I24TH o. V. I've call attention to
the advertisement Of the 124th Regiment O..
V. I. in another column of our paper. The
124th is in every respect fine regiment, one
Of which Cleveland may well bs. proud. It's
field officers are all from Cleveland, and
many Of iss line officers and very many of its
rank and file are from the families Of our
city. The 10th Ward has over 40 in its
ranks; the 1lth Ward has over 60, while
every Ward and Township in city and cOun-
ty is represented among its braves.
It needs a few more men. Each Of its
companies except A, B and C wants about
ten men. A recruiting Office has been opened
here, see advsrtissment) and liberal induce
msnts are offered, AID we do earnestly hope
that this regiment, Clsvelaud's pride, may at
once be 6Hed again. 1t is the desire Of its
officers to keep it until the end of the war, a
maximum regiment. The men now needed
are to Gil places vacant on account of dis
charges rendered necessary by disability.-
In this respect, however, the I24th has suf-
fersd less than most new regiments.
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FROM THE YAzOO RXPFDITIOy

CHICAGO, March l9.
Special to Tribune, with dates Of Mem
phis 18th, says:
Intelligence from the Yazoo Pass Expe-
dition up to Saturday merning. The 6eet
consisted Of the Chillicotho, DeKatb, eve
staaQ gunbOats, Mesquite hast and
eighteen transports. The Chiliesths in
advance came upon the rebel battery and
iVe large guns at Greenwood, at the con-
fUenee Of the Tallahatehie and Yallabusha
rivers. The fight ceased at dark.
The battery and Chillicothe were fight
ing all day Friday. One Of the eneny's
guns were dismOunted. The Ghillicolhs
received 81 shots, one entered her port
hole killing and WoundinE a.
On Saturday morning only few shots
were fred. The Chillicoths is said to be
short Of ammunition. Besides Greenwood
battery, the enemy is said to be strongly
fortified.
The YaEoo City and Manchester feet at
last accounts were three miles above the
junction of the Tallahatchie and Yalla-
busha, two hundred miles from Helena,
and one hundred and fifty from YazoO
City.
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POSITION OF THE FLEET
EXPRESS ROBBERY OF $4,000.
AFFAIRS IN TENNESSEE.
Ems from the Rebel Press.
SOUTHERN NEWS.

EOAIhESS MONROE, March ~.
The Richmond Wing ef the 18th says t:
The bombardment commenced on Port
Hudson at two o'clock, on the 14th. The
engagement took place when the enemy
was attempting to pass our batteries under
cover Of darkness. The firing was ter
rihc. One gunboat passed in damaged
condition.
The United States sloep-of-war Mis-
sissippi was burned to the waters edge, in
front Of our batteries. One large vessel
was completely riddled, and a third one
was badly crippled; the rest were driven
back. Our victory was complete. There
were no casualties on eur part. Thirty
SIX men and one midshipman, Of the Mis-
slssippi, were brought in by our cavalry.
Several Of them were severely wounded.
Farraguts flag ship went down the river,
disabled.
WILMINGTON, N. c., March 16.-The Brit
ish steamer Britannis, forty days from Glas-
gov, arrived yesterday with valuable
cargo.
The steamer Gertrude, from Greenwich,
Scotland, arrived at q Confederate port
this morning with valuable cargo of mer-
chsndise
RALEIeH, N. c., March I5.-General D.
d. Hill came upon the enemy's outposts at
Deep Gully, on the Trent road, about eight
miles this side Of NeWbern. The enemy's
force consisted Of four companies Of in
fantry and one light battery. They fed
across the river and destroyed the bridge.
A Yankee and a buffalo were captured.
General Hill was moving on NeWbsrn.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. March I4th.-The
bridges on the East Tennessee and Vir-
ginia Railroad, destroyed by the Yankees
some weeks since, have been replaced, and
the regular schedule viii be resumed to-
morrow.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, March l9.
The Journal editorially recommends i'm
mediate preparations for the defense Of
this city by fOrtifoatiOns.
A Convention nominated Joshua A.
Goor and Richsrd I. Jacob unanimously,
adopting resolutions Affirming the prinei-
pies embodied in the joint resolutions on
Federal affairs, adopted by the Federal
Assembly, agTeeiEg to devote our whole
resources to crushing the rebellion, oppos-
ing foreign mediation, denonncing acts Of
the S5dlsrn Confederaey in Kentueky,
aud requesting the Federal and State Gov
ernments TO take timely snd energetic
steps to defend Kentucky against inEa-
sion.
The train leaving hero this morning
is reported captured at Woodburn, with
General Brannsn aboard. Severe fighting
is said to have occurred. Further partio-
ulars unattainable tonight.
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NEH 4OhAf 12dICn A9s
A five hundred dollar counterfeit bill on
the Central Bank Of Worcester, Msssaehu-
setts, was detected to-day at the banking
house of Thompson Bros. The man offer
ing it was arrested. The execution was
perfect. Several had been sold in Wall
Street before the detection.
The United States Treasurer gives no
tiee that he will hereafter allow five per
cent. on all deposits made In the Treasury.
It has heretofore been four per cent.
A Kingston, Jamaica, letter, dated
March 7th, gives q report that Admiral
Wilkes boarded British vessel laden with
arms and ammunition for the French
army, at Vera Cruz, and having reason to
suspect theg were intended for the rebels,
had them Conveyed on board his ship
The vessel was not detained. The story
created much excitement. Il is supposed
here New York. to be canard.
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sOgTHRRNNRws.
HEADQUARTERS ARMH PoToNAc,
Mar-h 10 1890

March l9, 1858.
Among the bills pending in the rebel
Senate Is one for the confseation Of tho
lease interest and stock owned by the
American Telegraph Company and other
alien enemies, in the lines Of tsiecrapb in
the Confederate States.
A leader in the Examiner saws. In
number and supplies we have not the least
pretensiOn to rival the North. This IA net
q cause Of regret. The Southern army
consists of disciplined and veteran troops.
The real number Of the Confederate troops
isunknOWn; but 1900, 900 Of such soldiers
as are near Frederioksburg, are abundant
ly sufficient to defend any country against
the armies Of the world. The destiny Of the
Confederaoy Is completely stsked On the
struggle Of the next three months. To OBJ
tain q complete success tits only necessary
to get together and keep together the OIL
GERS and men who have been trained and
Injured to service.
The telegram from Port Hudson was
read in the rebel Senate and caused 6 live
ly sensation. II
The Wing Of the 18th mourns over the.
reverses 70 the South in the West. but
suggests that day may come when Cen
eral Hooker viii receive crushing blow.
and every Union soldier will be needed 10
defend Washington. Il
Our late raid near Culpepper was con-
strued in Rishmond into an advance
movement on GordonsYille. Il was admit
ted that Stuart was compelled to fall back.
FoRT MoNROE, March 18.
Richmond papers Of the 18th contain the
following:
Hon. James L. Psttigrew died last Mon
day in Charleston. --al s-s
CHARIEsTOS, March 13.-Csptsin Deck
Ter, with adetaohment, went TO the obserYa-
tory on Hilton Head where the Yankee sig
nal corps we're stationed, and captured the
whole q 7any keeping watch there, con-
sisting Of 6nssergeant and seven priVates.
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ARMED RESISTANCE IN OHIO.
A Speck of War at Cambridge
Resistance to the Govern
ment--Federal Troops
Sent to Quell the
Disturbance.
ITO the Cincinnati Gazette.I

CAMBRIDGE, O., March 1S
The arrival of the expedition which
started from your city, for the purpose Of
arresting the deserters in Noble county,
created quite an excitement at this place.
Reports of the disaGected state of the in
habitants of this locality are hourly az
suming an aggravated and alarming cha
racter.
A refugee who arrived this afternoon
reports that on Saturday afternoon mass
meeting of the Butternuts Of the county
was held in Sharon, place lying four
miles from KOskinville, for the purpose of
discussing the relative merits of a fighting
or hiding policy, eventually deciding in
favor of resistance to the death. They
then proceeded to organize themselves, and
to take measures for resisting the advance
of eur troops. He also reports that Lusan
one Of the Union men who Led TIE corpo-
rails guard 70 MeFarrsn's and Browns
houses, had been compelled to-leays Oh ao-
count Of the vigilance Of these traitors
Hardy, another Union man, had also been
obliged to leave, as also several others
whose names have been unable to learn.
The number of those in armed resistance
against the Governments is estimated at from
60e to 1000, while the more moderate do
not think there can be more than two hun
dred. All agree, however, in saying that
fight is inevitable as they all express
themselves determined to resist to the last.
Our detachment consists of two companiep,
A.and B, of the 115th regiment, under COM
mand of Captain Lewis F. Hake. The
troops are in excellent condition and fine
spirits, and are anxious for a fight. In
mediately on their arrival they were CON
Quoted by Marshal Sands to the court
house, where quarters had been prepared
for them. Their reception by the inbabi-
tants Of Cambridge was particularly en-
thusiastic, and they were conducted by a
large crowd to their quarters. There is no
want of confidence among the officers or
men.
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- -tA a ny = : 81 Aaa
NASHVILLE Mar

NAsHF liz MATCH -.
Captain Julien, Of the LIST Tennessee
Cavalry, was killed yesterday BY gusrriI-
las, near Hillsboro, Tennessee.
Suffers wagons we're attacked by guer-
rillas, on the MurfreesbOro' Pike, to-day,
six miles from Nashville. Drivers and
horses were captured; the wagons were
burned
The army has not moved yet, and are
still occupying their old quarters The
river is falling rapidly.
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Coupons,
BOUGHT AT HIGHEST RATES,
LOCAL NOTICES.
FOR TIE ABOVE

Will Give Higher Rates of Premium
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-20

The great attraction in the city just now
is the great Book Auction at 1856 Superior
street. Foster, the inimitable auctioneer,
draws crowded houses and sells more books
at less prices than any book sale here for
many years. The fact is, the stock is large
and the books are new and fresh, and he sells
every book he takes on the stand. We ad-
wise our citizens in want of books to attend
these sales if they want bargains.
march2O:lt
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FROM WAsHINGTON.

" LEXINGTON, March 70.
The Navy Department has been inform
ed that thegunbOst Sycamore, on the Sth,
captured, of HillsborO, Florida, the sloop
Enterprise, loaded with cotton, having run
out Of Mosquito Inlet. 3
The Galveston News Of the ID inst. says
that sn official letter from the French
Consul, at Matamoras, states that the City
ofMexieO has been captured by the French
troops.
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FLOUR &FEED.

EL0UR.-200 BARRELS ASH
H LAND Mills Round Hoop sou hern hio
aarchis LYON TERRIJL.
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JEFF. DAVIS PRISTlEG OFUcE.-An intOX-
icated individual stopped a man on Superior
street yesterday, and enquired where the
JEFF. Davis printing Office was?
"What do you call the JEFF Davis print
ing Office asked the man.
"Why, the Plain Dealer, Of course" was
the response, with look of stupid wonder,
t. think that any one shouldn't know which
the JEFF. Davis organ of this city was
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-20
A CARD no THELADTEs IN,
IA DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES.
lnIallfble in Correcting, Regulating and Removing
ell DISTINCTIONS from Whatever Cause, and
alVRvH Succasgfu1 a Z a Preventative


IA DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES.
iufaIiibie In Correcting, Regulating and Removing
ell Distractions, from Whatever Cause, and
always Successful as q Preventative.
LntHlltble in Removing stoppages and Irregularity
Of the Menses. These Pills are nothing new, but
have been used by the doctors for many years, both
In France and America, with unparalleled success in
every case, and il is urged by many thousand ladies
who have used them 70 make the Pills public for the
Aleysfon Of those suffering from any irregularities
Whatever, a. we'll a. to pyeTent Increase OF family
Whole health viii not paPmh Il. Females peculiarly
situated, thoss suggesting Themselves Sc eau
toned against using these Pls while In that ooRdf-
ton the PBoprietOr asgumes responsibility atsr
prevent any mischief tb health; otherwise the Pills
are recommended. Full and explicit directions 40.
company each box. Price el per box.
Sold wholesale and retail in Cleveland by BENTON
BROTHER Wholesale Druggists I'D Superior st:
STRONG a ARMSTRONG, l99 SuperfOr-St.; T. w.
SAOKRIDER, 223 SuperioT-St.; G. W. OLARK, Ilg
Superior-St, and Oh HUROHILn 3 BRO, corner OF
Ontario street and the Square.
LADIES by sending al to either Of the above
agents through the Cleveland Post Once, can have
the Pills sent 70 ny part OF the country city Conf.
dentiAlly) and free Of postage, by return mail.
n. b. Look out for cOunterteits. Buy no Golden
Pills Of any kind unless every box igBgns D. howe
All others base in position and unsafe; therefore,
IS you value your lives and health TO say nothing oi
being humbuged out Of your money! buy only those
which has recently been added account Of the Pills
bsing counterietsd. The ingredients composing IT,
above Pills are made kLoWn to every agent and thsy
will tell you they and will perform all claimed
To- them. :. D. howe, Sole Proprietor,
mar97- ll27 Nav Nnrh.
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A KRON FLOUR IN BARRELS AND
~ Sacks constantly GU hand at
feb24 THATOHER, GARDINER, BURT 4 cos.
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N. Y. sTOOK MARKET-lIaroh 10.
OPTICAL.
L. n. sOLOAIONsON.
PRAUTICAL ND sOIENTIFIu nprInIA

ENaO4INAI hND hNIIH 10 UFIIUIA
Keeps the largest assortment In the Optical line OF an
the trade. From his long residence in this CITY
and the extensive patronage received during thai
time, ne would say 70 his old friends and the public
generally, that effort that could Be mt forth ia
secure the very best quality Of Crystal Glasses ground
under his own inspection to suit the eyes, in all cs.
9es curing Weakness dizziness or Inflammation OF tbf
kye, and mparting strength for long reading and I'm
ssWfng. The reputation Of SOL0mONSON'S sstab.
shmen Es the most reliable 10 get the best articles
In that line that can be obtained has become Az es
ablshed taCt and attested by his patrons whose al
vice II Is: 60 TO SOLOM0NSON'S, make no mis-
take,) $50 superior-St., under the American, and
there you will find the best kind OF EPECTACLEs
adapted to your sight.
~ Mr. SOlOmQnsOn would here inform the public
that he never employs any in the sale Of his Lem
ses and those who desire pair OF his SpEctAces can
only obtain them by calling at his Establishment
-. ART4FIp1AH EYEs inserted without paip
e. perieet = nAtufkl
dTlsdE-NOD 80 SupsriOr-st. upder the America
uOhel. spE2
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OPENING OF EAvIeATIoS.-The opinion is
pretty general among Ods lake CapSains and
seamen, that the lake will not be open for
navigation till about the frst~Of May yet
some give it as their impression that with
mild and favorable weather it may be open
by tho middle Of ApgA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-20

H'LUUhI FLUUh FLUUh =
flour aud Fs3d Dealers, Bakers, Families and
Jghers, the pacsO buy choice brands OF Flour Is at
THATCHER, GARDNRK BURT 4 OO'S.
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ST. LOUIS, March 10.
The Democrat has dispatches from the
Vicksburg feet Of the 1Ilh, saying that ths
Lake Providence canal was completed, and
water would be let in in about week.
The rebel gunbOat Webb was lying close
TO the shore at VioksbUgg. She was sup
posed 10 be in o sinkiRg Condition. ~
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CARTER ZOUAvK TRoUPE.-This excellent
troupe will exhibit at the Academy of Music
shis friday and S4Rrday evenings. On
Saturday aftsnOOa thsy wiz give a grand
matinee, sOnmeacing at two O'SlOsk, Ad-
mission fOr ladies and gentlemsn to all parts
Of the house, twenty-five cents. Children,
tsn cents. This week concludes the engage
ment Of the Carter Troupe, we believe
They draw good houses.
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ACCIDENT TO BoYs.-Yesterdsy afternoon,
as two mischievous boys were double +"
riding n spirited horse, on Garden street, the
animal kicked violently and threw them both
of One Of them was considerably hurt, and
may not be able to be about for several days.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-20

ST. GEoRGE's BENEVOLENT SocIETY.-The
President OF the aboFe Society viii give mis-
eellAneoRs readings this friday evening,
March 20th, at half past 7 o'clock, at Sons q
Temperance Hall. Members Of the Society,
their families and friends, are respectfully
invited to Be present,
m2Qlt SAMUEL HELssT, Rsa'g ssc'y.
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BUsTEEss NOTICES.

Samuel FoBaulbe, War Claim and Pension
AEeRt--OnlOe No. 6, AryTater Buildiag,
Is fully authorized by the Government to pro-
cure Bounty Money, Back Pay, and Pensions for
Soldiers, OF for their Widows and Heirs and In
valid Pensions for disabled Soldiers, etc.
Business attended to promptly and honestly,
aad terms modeCate. nch9O:44l
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FROM CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, March 19.
The Gazette's indianapolis special says.
On the arrival Of the Cincinnati Express
train. a party Of soldiers seized and de-
stroyed package Of Cincinnati Enquirers.
General Darlington arrested the soldiers
and paid thesgentfor the copies destroyed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-20

Grand Concentration Of beauty, health,
comfort and durability Of the teeth secured
by using Hudson's Unrivalled Tooth Paste.
Sold by druggists and Dentists everywhere.
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The Braman Machine is unrivalled as q
family sewing machine. 1t requires no re-
winding of thread and fastens its own ends.
Other machines do not. 1t will hem, gather,
fell and embrOider. In embroidery it forms
its own braid and sews it on at the same
time. It will not break needles or miss
stitches. Call and examine machines and
samples Of work, at No. 2ll Superior street,
Marble Block. G. W. CROWELL 4 Co.
maTeh20.432
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due discharged soldiers or resigned officers
promptly collected, or csshed. Also,
uT--.-
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TAKEE 70 MED1EA. - Yesterday Sheriff
Lewis and Deputy Sheriff Whitney, went to
Medina, having in custody Henry Warner,
who is implicated in the Medina robbery.
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NEW ADVKRTIsKmKNFs.

K. Stair 4 o-Fashlonable Hatttri.
Z. !. Baldwin 4 CO-Iaee Tepsrtme.t.
o. Gutter a soa-Auciion sac.
H.H. sterlipg-AmbFOsiA-
Capt. strat.on-Thirty Men Wanted.
IN. Perry q CO-Family Flour.
Rettborg Hausmann-Damask
S. FObambe-PonsiOn Agent-Businsss n. tiee.
Book AuetiOn-LOeal Notice.
G. ". CroWell Col cal Notice.
Samuel Helsby-Loeal Notice.
wilson widdicombs-Papsrs-LOcal Notice.
David MAltby-Anuospcsmen
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OEE full Scholarship in Bryant, strattOn
4 Co.'s chain Of National Commercial Col
legss, can be bought at this Office, if applied
for Immediately.
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H9VfREEEEE.
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DEHTIsTRY-Dr B. F. Robinson, Office
so Wood street. All kinds Of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the best man
nsr and at a low price. dec2R27
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JUST RECEIVED" Arbitrary Arrests in the
South, or Scenes from the Experience Of
an Alabama UniOnist," New York illustrated
News, Home Journal, Freeman's Journal,
&C.. also " "Sylvis's Lovers" a new novel by
Mrs. Gaskell. at Wilson & Widdicombe's
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500 Bounty

Is now due to every soldier who has been dis
charged by reason Of ,oouRds reeeiUsd IN seruiee.
C. G. Bruce, of Cleveland, Ohio, is the aUtbor-
ICED Agent for the collection Of this bounty.
Apply to him ot once, in person or by let
ter, and to no other. Office in Lymans' Block,
near the Court House. mSrch13:R28.
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ACCrDENr.-A little boy on his way to
school yesterday, on Superior street, fell and
broke his shoulder. We did not learn his
name.
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DR.. BETTELEY gives particular attention to
the treatment of all chronic diseases, but
especially those of the Lungs, Homeopathic
eaHy. Office west side Of the Public Square.
Residence 233 Perry street. marl7:444
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Wall PAPER, &C.
MONEY TO LOAN.

R50 mn MONEY ADVANCED,
S0Us OOU in sums p suit-at the old stspd and
well known WAGgElR's qhee, on securities q eYeEy
Plate, Watches, Diamondst Jewelry, Fire Arms, Fur
niture, Carpets Oothing, Pianos, Mirrors Paintings
md PefsOnal Property, on the most terI
BuTinesE strictly private. Egtabllh0d 1851 Watches
md JeTolry for sails at bargains.
10, kW. WAGNEB. No. 3 Watsr-Bt
OoE. sGTorioE-st., over Davis PieIOtto'I stores
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BeIdieFE' BoHHtys Pay and PenHiORs.
We are authorized by Government to collect