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The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-07-17

1865.
VTIRGINIA:--Ata Court continued and
Y held for Washington county, the Sd day Of
July, 1868:
Ordered that Thomas G. Mcconnell, William
r. Rhea and Robert C. Allison, be and they are
hereby appointed County Agents for the distri-
button of the portion Of salt, which will be due
to washington county from John N. Clarkson,
the Superintendent Of the State Saltworks at
Saltville, for the State Of Virginia Thomas G..
Mcconnell is hereby authorized to issue Certi-
fcates to citizens residing in the bounds Of the
Magisterial Districts, Nos. l, 2, 4, and 8; Will
liam r.. Rhea is hereby authorized to issue Ger
tificates to citizens residing in District No. 3,
and Robert C. Allison is hereby authorized to
issue Certificates to citizens residing in Districts
Nos 6. and s.. It is further ordered that each
one of the County Agents aforesaid shall keep
a record of the Certificates which he may issue,
with the number and date thereof, and the per-
son to whom issued, and for whose benefit, and
receive the money for the said Salt from each
one to whom Certificate may be issued, at the
rate Of Two dollars per bushel, and pay over
the said money to John N. Clarkson, State SUI
perintendent every week It is further ordered
that no orders shall be issued by the County
Agents for less amount than ten bushels of
salt as orders for q less amount will not be paid
at Saltville by the Superintendent; and each A.
gent is to receive q reasonable compensation for
his trouble, which will be fixed by the Court
And it is also further ordered that the faith Of
Washington county is hereby pledged to the
said John N. Clarkson, State Superintendent
for said country's proportion Of Salt, under the
present distribution.
A Gopy.-Teste,
JOHN G. KREGER, c.
July 10, 1868 4w
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woRTH ATTEl. TIoN.

A LII the Bricks, Lumber, Iros &C., in the old
~ College Building on the hill orth of Abing-
don, will be sold before the Coui House door 10
Abingdon, on the first day Of July Court a
bargain may be expected, as the materials viii
all be sold in lump, and they are valuable.
In1v g 1&62-4W q
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VIRGINIA:--Ata Circuit Court held for
7 Grayson county, at the Court House, on
Tuesday, the 18th day Of April, 1868:
Dennis Fielder & ais,
vs.
B. B. Roberts, surviving partner of the firm
Of Jenkins, Roberts & Co.,
UPON A WRIT OF ERROR
The object of this suit, Ia writ Of error is to
reverse judgment Of Grayson County Court.
It appearing from an affidavit filed in this cause,
that the defendant is nonresident of Virginia,
on motion of the plaintiffs by their attorney, it
is ordered that he do appear here on the first
day of the next term of this Court, and do what
is necessary to protect his interest; and that .
copy of this order be published once week, for
four successive weeks, in the Abingdon Virgini-
an, a newspaper printed in. the town of Abings
don, and posted on the front door Of Grayson
Court House, ON the first day Of the next County
Court. A. Copy.-Testc,
JAS. W. BALLARD, D. Q.
July II, 1863-4w
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BRUCE s. EULKEfaSON,
LEBANON, VA,

HAVE just received fresh lot of goods, to
III which they invite the attention Of the peo-
Pile Among other things, they have Calicoes,
Domestics, Cotton Yarns, Queensware, Copper
as, Birthstone, Sugsr, Powder, Lead, &C., SC,
Cali and see our goods, and buy bargains.
Lebanon, June 26, 1864
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Valuable Little Farm
FOR SALE.

FOX SALE.
ON the first day Of August Court,
Ass Z 81 Athe subscriber will offer for sale to
$H8 1 Il the highest bidder, before the Court
g14k House door in Abingdon, the Farm
on which he now resides, IL miles west of A
bingdon, and miles east of Bristol It con-
tains $50 acres, about one-third of which is tim
bered, the balance all in grass and in good con-
dition. There is new brick residence on the
premises not quite finished, all necessary out
houses, and fine Apple and Peach Orchards
The land is of good. quality, and the whole place
in excellent repair.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
JAS. L. F. CAMPBELL.
Inlu II 1862 tide go.
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A Negro Boy for Sale.
II WILL sell on the 9th inst, Court day, at
Il the Court House, likely Negro Boy, IA
years Of age. Cash. ]. L. F. CAMPBELL,
July II, 18G3--2w Auctioneer.i
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DEPOSITORY, C. S. A.,

-aOHyeS0'', IVY =, 80
HOLDERS Of Certificates issued from this Of
II flee for Bonds, are hereby notified that the
Bonds for Certificates issued prior to the I'd OF
May, will be issued to the holders on and after
the I'D inst, when the Certificates are present
ed properly endorsed. JAS. K. GIBSON,
4w Depositary.
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July II, 1863-4w

NIRGINIA:--AtR Rules held in the Clerks
' Office of the Circuit Court of Grayson coun-
ty, on the first Monday in July, 1858:
David Garrison, Complainant,
AGAINST
Mary Garrison, John Dickinson, Benjamin
Shoope and Polly his wife, Reyton D. Shoope,
Isaac Shoope, Abraham Wampler & Hesteranna
his. wife, Garrison Shoope, Sarah Shoope, Mar
tina Shoope, Rufus Shoope and Lee Shoope,
Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit, $50 far as the absent
defts. are concerned, is to obtain q con6rma-
ton by the Court of assignments Of interests in
slaves made by the absent defts. to the COM
plainant, and also to procure decree for the
division Of the assigned and other slaves. ItAp-i
pearing from an affidavit fled in this cause, that
the defendants, Peyton D. Shoepe and Isaac
Shoope, are non-residents Of the Commonwealth
of Virginia, on motion Of the plaintiff by his at
torney, it is ordered that they do appear here
within one month after due publication Of this
order, and do what is necessary to protect their
interest; and that a copy Of this order be bub-
ished once week, for four successive weeks,
in the Abingdon ViSginian, newspaper printed
in the town of Abingdon, and posted on the front
door of Grayson Court House, on the first day
Of the next County Court.
A Copy.-Teste,
JAS. W. BALLARD, D. c.
July II, 1863-4w
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HEAD QRs. Gath VA. RECT,
Near Abingdon; Va,
July 14th, 1868.
$50 REV ARD.

$OV NJ z W "A 1&Ds
TINE legal reward of $50 each will be paid
j for the apprehension of William Combs, So
lomon H. Combs, Franklin Ingle, Thomas II.
Garrett, Gordon Gibson, Pierce Napier, Calvin
Olinger, Joseph L. Venable, Henry NJ. Weary,
Thomas Spurlock, John B. Gibson, Robert Ma
pier and William D. Yeary, deserters from Co.
K, 64th Va, Regt., all residing in Lee county,
Va; and Andrew J. Crager, John ". Dickinson,
Joseph NJ. Elkins, jonathan Hnpsucker, John
Hughes, Solomon Blessing, George Ison, Ed
mund Ison, John W. Stidham, Joel Sturzill,
John Sturzill, Ira Stidham, William NJ. Collier,
Absalom Gilley and Reason Joseph, also deser-
tiers from Co. z, Gath Va. Regt., residing in
Wise county, Va; and David Young, in Ham
cock county, Tenn, Joel L. Barker in Scott
county, Va.
The above reward WILDE paid when any Of
the above named deserters are forwarded to this
Regiment, and expenses paid, or $50 if confined
in jail end notified of the same. It is hoped the
citizens will aid in bringing these men to justice.
GEORGE N. TYLER, Capt.
Comdg. Co. K, 64th Va. Regt.
July II, 1863-3w
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4 Currier Wanted.

IT WILL give good wages and constant employ
II ment to good Currier. A man Of sober,
steady habits is wanted.
GEO. v. LITCHFIELD.
July 8, 1s63-tf
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B6F Roscrans is stuck fast in the mud, and
can't advance because his provision and ammu-
milton trains can't follow.
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Certificate.

WE have received many letters from all parts
w Of the Confederacy similar to the follow
ing, but for want Of space we cannot give them
publicity. This however is sufficient to dispell
any skepticism. F. E. G. LINDSEY.
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HEAD QRs. 64th VA. REGIMENT.
July 14th, 1868.
$24O REV ARD.

TIME legal reward of $50 each will be paid for
II the apprehension Of Levi Grubb, William
Shelton, Andrew Johnson and John Harris, de-
serters from Co. F, Gath Va Regt. They re-
side in Lee county, Va, and Simeon Belcher,
John D. Weston, Ransom Sullins and Samuel
Young, residing in Sullivan county, Tenn.
THOMAS MILLER, Capt
Co. F, Gath Va Regt.
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From jackson. NTississfppi.

JACKSON, July Ii. Another day has passed
without an engagement. In the morning the
enemy threw a force on our right, threaten
ing to flank Gen. Featherston. Bufard was
sent to reinforce him, and drove the enemy
back after half an hours hard fighting Gen.
Buford lost sixty men, principally of the 7th
and 9th Kentucky regiments. The enemy
then withdrew from our right, and in the af-
ternoon made demonstration on our left and
centre. Van Amburg's brigade repulsed
them after hard fight. Our loss to-day is
about 200. The enemy is still terrifying.
SECOND DISPATCH.
JACKSON, July I'LL P. M.-The enemy
are still concentrating on our right, to reach
Pearl river. Our forces have just driven them
back in the centre, and burned the houses oc-
cupied by their sharp-shooters.
THIRD DISPATCH.
JACKSON, July l2.-The enemy opened fire
at six o'clock this morning from his batteries
on our left, and at eight o'clock A. M. rained
shells upon the city. The enemy made a
charge, and the Washington Artillery and
Cobb's battery repulsed them with heavy loss,
taking 800 prisoners and three stand of colors.
Adams and Stovalps brigades acted gallant
~. The enemy are now moving around our
right. Scouts report that Burnside is cross
ing Birdsong's ferry with two divisions. Col.
Withers, an old citizen, was killed by shell.
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ShOemakers Va ssted.
ITyWO good Shoe and Boot M ars wanted
il Constant employment and 60 d wages given,
Only sober men need apply.
July To- 1862 g. W.MANTZ & Go.
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Reported Fan Of Port Hudson

The following despatch was received at the
War Department yesterday:
MOBILE, July Is, 1868.
Gen'l Cooper, A. & I. G. !:
The New Orleans Era, of the 10th, announces
the uncondi tional surrender of Port Hudson at
o'clock on the 9th inst.
(Signed, GEO. G. GARNER,
Chief of Staff
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CHARMS BLUFF, VA. 4
April %, 1868.
Mr.. +. E. G.. Lindsey !:

Mr.. r. B. G.. Lindsey:
SIR-I have received your circular explaining
the Chinese Art of catching fish, have tried it to
my satisfaction and am thoroughly ccnUinced that
it is what you propose to sell.
July, 10th 1862.-3w JOEL W. PARISH.
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THIRD DISPATCH
The Attack ON Charleston.

The War Department yesterday received the
following despatch from Gen. BeauregarS:
CHARLESTON, July Is, 1868.
To General s. Cooper, A. & I. g.:
Nothing new since yesterday; the enemy es-
tablishing batteries for long range guns on mid
die of Morris Island, aided by five. monitors and
three wooden gun-boats firing on batteries Wag-
ner and Gregg, on north end of Morris Island.
(Signed,) G. 7. BEAunEGARD.
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July 8, 1863-3t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-17

OmciaI Dispatches frosn 0easTai DIS asa
GensEai Peek.

FOHfsDW WoFu5e, Jan To- wv
u.I Gen H. W. HluScx, Gensra IN Chief, wsshiGsiaa>
Tho Richmond papers boastisg thu, General Pryor
rspused our troops n0sr ssw provssnos Church On tho
9th instant IN. fo0~ing despatch ~ the io'h ns,Ani.
from General PEEK gives the ifue version q ,bs snsr
u,s altaok ~1 rep1ised by or Mounted Finsg, under
ga,r wbesisn. u ias 70 The a.ssr and Ia troops
that tho raib should be known, and yol oblso.
slous would be glad 10 have tbs d.,ps,ch Published.
JOIN 4. DIX MAJOR esnsrsi.
stvVH, Jan. 10. isss.
TEs enemy crosses the Bsckvs,sr Va coosiisrsbe
force and atisnps yvssrisy 10 drive IN rsb slsy
at Providence chsrcb. fsfsntry, cavalry and sri,sfy
were employed ny the rsbrls nj they rssaiss ~
ustr wneesns View Ysrs s0lntsd Rlros AZ fgs TIE
srgtnye advance cbsfsed ugn sng driven osss ut1
bW sayysrt A. interval. thrnsh lb4 nght sae4s 40
thrown from %. fsb~i battsfl~s
JOHN j. PICK MAJOR gsssrsi Commanding
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al apf Sffr1s a curse, 10 very labAsns. and "a
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s-s az IN devoted eiiY " Nosfvk saytaro hlgssisr
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nts ct them retire " prsce
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az "a TIE ranx a Mayur Gsnsrs Jotp Pea thai sssss
eat o~cer ~Dai1 sbd0sbte1ly b oAnshi s-ppha 3D.
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bos WY 70 sosry ~ has " csatspi ~in Ihssst ~
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-03
MEDICAL.
II " Brinehurst's Bulletin

H. X. Bringhurst's Bulletin.
Iykolesale and Refah Druggist, (3lI) Fourth and
Market street,
cRPHALIC PILLS tspauiding'e) for uoad Ache At II
n BFinahurat's al7 Market street.
RROwN's BRONCHIAL 1RnCHEs one Of the b .
articles for diseases the hrat &C., at H. H. brinshnfts
Drug Store. . -.
TOWNsEND,S sARSArARILLA, fresh stock just re-
solved and ior sale by a. r. Bfinghurst, Apotneeaiy
WISHART'S Plus Tree Tar Cordial the selebraleu
couah preparation to liz hsd at II. H. rnshursts pr"t
store. .,,
sP1FFORbs OLIVE TAR, the eenuioe article to hs
had by calling At H. H. BriHghursi,s Drug store
Mrs. WINS Ow's SOOTHING SYRUP now tn grea
demand for children teelh ug, at II. H. Brnghursts
FLAsKS Tor spnrtHmen-i have hne assortment oi Va
rlous sizes from 4 pint to pint, have jutt Imported
thon and they the finest quality OF niSons tlHskh-
II r. Bringhurst, ait Market street.
BRANDY and wlllsKEY selected pure and Of hnt
quality for medical purposes, by IL. u. brlnghurat
FLAdG'S RELIEf. for the Immediate relief Of pain, al
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company, In whining
ton on Thursday the l-th day Of October At 10 O'CLOCK
A. NJ.
COLD CREAM for chApped hands or lips for sale III
any quantity by II. Il. Brrghursi.
FINE SALAD OIL, superior article at H. H. Bring
hursts.
and are In great vogue ii. H. bHnghnfaI
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
since our last except which has advanced four cen
per bushel.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-03
HOTELS.
EXCHANGE HOTEL
No. . DocE g F4lladllPhi1,

No. - D0ch - IHh1dStpht1,
tIate COL. X. Is. JONEsj
THIS Hotel kept the EtaUpean Pian, is convenient
for TrAvslHis Csti2ang. and the Public generally ba-
log in the immediate naigborhood Of the Exchange ad-
joining Fnst Oilre, aud within few minutes Nals
II The Delaware Whsfve-, the landings Cor Steamboats,
from all parts
Auas can he had nj all hours from o'clock ir the
morning 10 ~ o'clock Vt night for l2j5 and up
wards Locking Rooms b0 procured all times iHr
u y cents nght. Tie Chambers clean, we'll
tlated aud al, ~,sly furnished. The Eating Depsrt-
meut will he provided with the heat the nnrket pro-
dueei the nnEng Counter furnished with good Liquors
and choice Ctas. he Proprietor hopes by strict
personal attention. Nilh Competent and obging servants,
he will be- able ie plessv.
i. orTENRIRK,
tLaie Of Baltimore Nd, and Madson House, Philads.)
iy ely PROPRIETOR.
Garden and Agricultural Seeds.
NE would call h- ntteltiou Of Gardeners aud others
W a. our Large tHsird stock fresh Seeds consisting
o. Oatdu Flour and Agricultural reeds cultivated by
Tue celebrated sssds ueu, d. LAndteth suE Those III
"rnt OF good aud reliable seeds, find them at
mari 5ii Market street.
FOR SALE.
4 MORTGAGE tr $500 for sale on very favorable
n terms. Apply TO
VIM. McAuLLRY,
Wilmington. July - 1861.
GMNsuAWs RHEGIGTrC LrSrNtNT.
GJe MRlket Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-03
A HOUSES FOR SALE, nj Ey

IN MARKET srREEr-siofa aud dwelling below
Second sre,t excellent business stand. Three story
brick dwelling house between Tenth and Eleventh streets
IN KING sTkEET--A modern built irek dwelling
between Eleventh. aud Twelfth streets three stories na
aud back buildings gas. baihs FIRST rider generally
good dwelling house. South Fast Of Seventh aud
King Streets
IN sHPLEY sTREEr-rhres story brick dwelling
above liith street . feet from 90 Zoe; deep.
IN rArNALL srEEEf-tnur now three story brick
dwellings above Eleventh slice
IN WEST STREET -Four tpw three story brick ,lgsl
lngs above Eleventh streei
IN ELEVENTH srakET-Thse5 new three story brick
dwengs between Taluall and West streets.
IN SEVENTH STREEr-A three story brick dwelling
below Lombard street.
IN SIXTH STREET between Spruce and Pine streets
Two three story brick dwellings, with story back
bulldogs.
IN SECOND STKEEr-A three story brick dwelling
between French and Walnut streetsi might he made
good business stand.
IN nRANDSwINE NiLLAGB-Two story brick dwell
ing III BrandyWine Village, would be exchanged tor pro.
perty in town
BUILDING LOTS A desirable property at the corner
ofThrd and French streets, suube either for bniling
lots or a ho Tor manufacturing establishment.
For terms aud particulars apply to
JOHN McLEAR & son,
my 10 III Market street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-03
'THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware"
tuMelsAL MILL CaEsE, &c.

THIS Company eontinues offer the people Of Della
ware, its superior advantages Insurance against los
risks.
The Institution is commented by % years eNrsri-
enee In anu attention In The subject n Mutual Insurance.
beng the hrst To ntroducs the Trneipe into our Stae
ny reason nt which, It Is believed ih4 Managers have
eeen enabled IN adjust aud discriminate between the
different Fariattes OF property render the member
snip among the most equitable Ia character o the nuuai
Gus Insurance Companies presented to the public.
IL takes credit to itself that It's payments ct Losses have
beeu so prompt and liberal that ia 2 years business and
uata feAeing s,0Oulo, not a sluke case ut igs.
upn has etcnffed' anl ararcer whnul snrn sais-
faction 70 The PARTIES insured.
lqosiug more 90 tho safety thtu Tia, nsmbor apt
Nmount o its rlass Il has declined Hundreds nf Thou
a4nas % Dollars n Insurance either - recurring to-,
Arht An amount IN single risk osriug unii Oh
9eyh q Insurance ior ihe chsacer uc the Institution
IN thh na hner a. eonretvtd has the s4f-sf aud
most soeet ~ ~ lnsntAnea IL proIAtinn the ant unt
L9ser t sl1 Ailiions % COLLARS snY other Compaus
~ eeluel.e" this Ii has nnly reduced the ut
80 ell lines moderate, nne-.Nh, dnrins lie
"a ears, but it presents nov eear surplus nnd oi
j. rs security agiiust any assessment the Deposit
ltes which sum by the esort TO seip Certificates
he paying interest to them from January lSj2. at tbs
ate per per annuln, thus making s ftrthor
deduction.
It commenced the year ls62, with real projection to
the community in Deposit Notes Of S250,00u
surplus Fund 10000
Total protection s30O0Ni
II work Of the Farmers Of Delaware and such
they ought to patronize 1t.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-03
LANDS In SUSSEX COUNTY
AT PRIVATE SALE,

To WIT
ssaa No. l. tract OF land situate on Indian River
IllHH In Indian River Hundted, containing 800 acres
l,,i Of land, OF which about 20 marsh the
kll14 balance Is upland, heavily timhorei with pine
anu OAK. Four thousand cords OF wsod could he
cut on the iarm The improvements story frame
dwelling with story cook room attached, and or =
small out buildings. Nesspls vi small draught water
eau come up the landing. There good herring,
and perch hsries the shore The is with.
in nile from MillHboruush.
No. @ farm consisting Of tracts nearly adjoining
containing about 100 acres in uturettuwn Hundred,
within sight OF Urorget0wn Tho soil is good plenty
timber TO support il. Improvements rtory dwelling
and lew small out buildings There is spps
and peach orchard on this iatm
No. 8. tract of land Of 29l acres about ioO in good
timber situate in Nanticuke Hundred ahuut niies
from the DelswUe itail Road Iht improvements IA
sory dwelling and one N Two out buildings, Soil
ceptibie of high improvement.
T. tract 0t land OF ll3 acres, about to u
ple timber situate in Nanticoke Hundred about miles
irtm Georgetown and 7 miles IRON the Delaware Kali
Road. improvements small log dwelling house and u
small apple orchard.
No o. tract Of land situate in Fulton County Penn
sylvaniA ON sdeliug ll miles from MeConuethuig,
containing two thousand four bundled I'll land all
In line timber. Apply tn JUDGE LAiTUN,
Of Georgetown, Sussex County,
or IN WM McCAuLLEN,
dee9, COG Market Street, Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-03
JOHN MoLEAR g. SON,
Conveyancers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokers,

h6d1 GBbdJ6y OCOCkJ NOb6 anu
Exchange Brokers,
No. III Market street,
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING.
DEEDS bonds MORTGAGES, 30, ac, promptly and
PROMissoRY NOTES NEGOTIATED.
STOCKS AND LOANS Of all kihds bought and suld on
commission in this city the rokrIs boards In Phila
deiphe, New York or other cities by moan, oil cores
ponding brokers who are all firms Of high standing.
No EXTRA COMMISSIONS are charged on st9rks or
purchased abroad the regular brokers commission
Of quarter per cent being divided between ourselves
aud agents,
DRAFls--we draw on PhilaleThis New York or Hos
ton procure drails other American elites, al the
I lowest rates Of exchange.
FORhlHN DhAFrsi-We draw on ureAt biialn, ire
and Germany and every other country In Europe,
houses Of undoubted standing in sums to suit our
4 customers.
/ ENCuANGR-Foreign Domesc-boughi aud sold
at the NEST favorable rates allowed by the market.
premium will almost AwAyH ba allowed for Checks on New
| York
REAL ESTATE We attend to the purchase and sale
Of Heal Estate in town country and resnetfuly Invite
purchasers sellers to give us fa We rent houses,
and when desired by customers attend to the eoec
\ tlon OF their rsnts.
/ COLLBC1IONs.-Our correspondence enables Us to
reach any prominent point In America In any foreign
county, through the reliable channes Our iAcl
tics for making collections therefore complete, and
persons aFang themselves Of them may bt
crOnptly attended to-. charges an low as are
made by any reliable parties.
ln every where are emnoyot our aim is TO dc
he best for the Interest Of cuHoners aud We sOe
lie patronage " our friends and the public generally.
jan 8 JOHN MeLkAR son.