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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-08


GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
PURCHASE GOVERNMENT vOUCHERs,
AND TRASsAcrA
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
j. B. HUTCHINSON, Cashier.
L. E. CHITTENDBN, President mh24-u
7.3O NATIONAL LOAN. 7.3O
Mr.. JAY COOKE, Of our firm, having resumed
the General Agency for Government Loans,
we are prepared to furnish promptly, to agents
and purchasers,
U. S. SEVEN THIRTY TREASURY NOTES.
These notes are issued, .under;dat to OF August TO-
1854, in denominations Of
$50, 800, $500, 81, 900 AND IS, 900
They bear interest at 7 $40 per cent per an
NUN, and have coupons attached, payable in
lawful money on February 18th and August 18th
Of each year. The principal will be paid in law :
full money on August 18th, 1867; or, at the option
Of the holder, the notes may then be exchapg ed
at par for
UNITED STATES FIvE-TwENTY BONDS,
rsdeemable at the pleasure of the Government
at any time after We years, and payable twenty
years from August LIST, 1857, with interest at
SIX PER CENT. IN COIN.
payable semi annually. These bonds are at
present worth In tho market about
NINE PER CENT. PREMIUM.
from which deduct the premium upon the &C.
crued gold interest, and there is left net pre-
MUM upon the bonds Of
SIX PER CENT,
with the prospect Of much greater value at the
date OF the maturity Of the Seven Thirty notes.
We receive in payment for subscriptions the
| several issues Of
FIVE PER CENT TREASURY NOTES,
allowing accrued interest thereon. We also
take Certificates Of Indebted ness and Government
Bond of all issues, at their current rates.
Full Information furnished upon application In
person or by mail
CAUTION TO BUYERS AND HOLDERS OF
SEVEN THIRTY NOTES.
In order to prevent mutilation Of these notes,
| the Secretary Of the Treasury has given notice
that the notes are not negotiable unless all the
| unmatured coupons are attached.
| JAY COOKE 4 CO.,
| feb4-dtf Bankers.
| EIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
WASHINGTON.
Il. D. COOKE, (of Jay Cooke h Co. y President,
W. s. HuxTIsoroS, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED TTATEs.
18TH STREET, OPPOSITE THE TREASURY DEPART.
NgST.
GoysIamont securities with Treasurer United
| States,
ASONE MILLION DOLLARs.Es
Acting In connection with the house Of
JAY COOKE 4 CO., as
SPECIAL AGENTS FOR THE 7. 80 LOAN,
we will I'LL orders with promptness and dis
patch, allowing the regular commission t
Banks and Bankers.
A constant supply Of the Notes on hand ant
ready for immediate delivery.
We buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collection
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF TIL
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on tn
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give CAREFUL
AND PROMPT ATTENTION TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS,
and to any other business entrusted to us.
FULL INFORMATION In regard to GOVERN
aENT LOANS at all times eheerfulIy furnished
WIN. s. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
WLsHISGToE, March 20, 1885. mh2l-df
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TT s. SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN AGENCY.
W. T. SMITHs0N 4 CO.,
BANKERS,
924 Baltimore street.
UNITED STATES $50 LOAN AGENTS.
All Denominations Of tho
7-30 NOTES CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
Por Immediate delivery and
ALL CLASSES OF GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
Bought and Sold on Commission.
As We shall give our special attention to the
Purchase and Sale of Government Securities, we
most respectfully solicit your orders.
W. r. SNlTHSON h co.
Gold, Stocks, and Bonds Bought and Sold on
Commission. jel9
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n r. CUMMINS 4 CO., BOOTS AND
~. SHOES, SAT SEVENTH STREET. Always
on hand very extensive and well selected stock
Of all kinds Of BOOTS and SHOES, Of the most
durable and desirable makes. Having widely
established our reputation In the above business,
we simply place our card before the public for
the especial benefit Of strangers and those Of
recent residence, who are as yet not familiar with
the city. P. CUMMINS 4 Co,
Boots and Shoes, 347 Seventh street,
je2S-lm ID door South Of North Market.
TYR. W. P. POWELL, JR.,
~ (Member aud Licentiate OF the Royal Col
lsge Of Surgeons, London, Eng
WASHINGTON, d. G.
OPPIcB-i36 FOURTEENTH STREET.
HoURs-S to 10 n. IN. to p. M. Jel9-lm
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M N ID GA L.
g Pc oIAL NOT IcI,

DEL vELLEY'sPrivsts Hospital, in the Fed
sral Block, corner Of Seventh and streets, op.
posiss the Post and Patent ohsss, Rooms 70
and n, up stairs, Washington, D. O.
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Theslow sale Of cotton keeps the general mar
ket quieter than 1t would otherwise be, and
some intervals Of rain have made the roads
heavy for travel, but stan, the business part OF
The city has daily been a scene Of hustle and
activity.
BAGGING AND ROPE-In fair demand but
at somewhat higher prices.
BUTrER-Remains quiet with a market
very badly stocked and prices tending down
ward.
CHEEsE-FaIr demand and prices very.
firm.
CANDLES-A very moderate demand at
lower quotations.
COFFEE-Iu active demand and advanced.
CHlCkENS-Oid and prime in good enquiry +;
young are little sought for Turkeys when fine
and tat are Ia request at full rates
CORNMEAL-Dun and lower. bus rather
irregular.
EGGS-In better supply and lower.
FEED.-Very firm at 81 on The landing; sales
of2O sacks at 81. Hay IS firm and active Of our
quotations.
BRAN.-In pretty fair Inquiry, and apitte
scarce.
OATs-In fair demand, but with soEe irreg-
ularity. We hear OF occasional sales at SOC.
APPLEs-A large stock and prices lower.
sales We're made as low as 81
DRIED FRUIT-In fair demand, and moder-
ate supply.
LIaIE-st Genevieve in good demand, and
scarce Ohio little enquired for and lower.
FLoGHIQo prices weak. sales Of IS bar
rels, low super, at 81 %. This Is lower.
PROVIsIONS-Mostly lower: good Hams
however, are scarce and high. There is consld-
cradle irregpiarity in rates. We give those at
which our largest houses are doing business.
sUGAR-Without change OF animation.
MOLASSES-in fair demand new crop has
arrived, and quotesa at 81 3O8Sl 50.
ToBACCo.-Active, but Without change Of
price. Virginia sin better supply.
WHIsKY-Qniet, and without change.
POrATOESA good demand, and aliberal
supply. Prices not very firm.
Good Cabbage meets with a ready market at
SO. onions are no better.
oRANGES-h very active request at s2 Sc
per box.
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-The Supreme Court is
engaged in the case Of The United states, Plain
dFin Error, against Leroy NJ. Wiley, involving
this question Does the Presidents pardon re-
init the sentence of forfeiture o frebel property.
and reinstate the rebel in all his rights thereto?
It is understood that theconstitulIonauty offhe
act OF Congress prescribing Che test oath is now
sefore this Court. The whole question viii be
presented within a few days.
Financial Matters.
New YORc, Dee. a-The Commercial saws that
the large sales OF gold by the Assistant Treasu-
rer have affected the stock and money
market.
Il is understood that it is the intention ofthe
Treasurer, to sell at present, five millions OF
dollars. This produces n large withdrawal Of
the currency into the sub-Treasury, which will
not get into circulation until the fifteenth IN
slant, when about eleven millions, Interest on
the second series OF seven-thirty's, falls due.
The money market is very strong.
Great burglary at Troy, n. Y.
TROY, Dec. 9.-Burglnrs broke open the safe Of
Ray d Co, last night, and robbed il Of thirty
three thousand dollars. No clue discovered TO
the robbers as yet,
New York Markets.
NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-Cotton dun at soc. Pork
dull at SOS. Sterling gs Gold l94. Stocks
unchanged.
Butler win soon publish his reply to Grants
censure Of him.
The Fenian Senate has sent circulars Of adj
vice TO all the circles in the United States.
Great excitement prevailed In regard to the
extravagant expenditures from the treasury Of
the brotherhood.
Elections in Georgia.
MACON, GA, Dec. s.-The Journal has a letter
from MiIledgeville, dated the third inst, saying
that Provisional Governor Johnson had re-
ceived orders from Washington to retain his
position until further instructed. Also, that
he has orders not to issue certificates
OF election to Georgia Congressman elect.
Gov. Parsons has received a dispatch Of the
5th, from Secretary Seward, congratulating the
Governor and the country, in the Presidents
name, on the acceptance by Alabama Of the
Constitutional amendment, which completes
the number OF States required to make the
amendment the organized law of the land.
The Mississippi Legislature declined passing
the amendment, because Of the second clause.
The Louisiana Legislature has approved Gov.
Wells contract 10 rebuild the ieyee.
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discount Ten-day bms az u Fineen-day bills
atrS; and T~hirty-day. bills at2 per cent. dis
count.
The tide Of discount Gibbs and flows in IFS ae-
customcd channels, with about its usual vol
ume. No expansion, or reduction, II be noted
in its rates Prime Ffve-dsys' paper IS dis
counted at 4 per cent; Ten days paper at -;
Fifteen days paper at and Thirty-days' pa.
per at per cent
City scrip.
The spasmodic impulse observed yesterday
In Scrip, exhausted itself in bald inquiry anu
to-day, II has relapsed into its patient, and ha-
bltual dizziness. The despair which We ieei
about Scrip, Is fostered by the reluctance, with
which ssme Of our Bankers are disposed to
handle it, No operation has been reported to as
to-dny, and we renew It's quotations %noTninally,
az s. buying aud % selling.
stocks.
seven-thirties have agreeabiy surprised MS to-
day, by a faint movementoflife Small opera
nons were reported, at tbs reduced figures OF
q, with accrued interest
Cold and Silver.
with a nimbleness which bellies It's metallic
composition, Gold has suddenly dropped In
New York, since yesterday, from So to 465t.
The result Of this riotous movement, has been
to impair its activity, aud utterly upsettle its
q quotations in Memphis. IL becomes difficult,
therefore, TO offer a reliable statement ofits
value. one buying operation was reported TO
Us az A., another at 3gl4, and still another at a.
We venture howeverto put its buying rate at
and selling at AZ silver exhibits no in
creased activity, but some advance upon its
previous quotations. It's buying value accord
Ing to the amount offered, is today, from ~ To
and its selling value, from A 90 a.
UneurrenG Funds.
The demand for Southern money is consider
lbiy relaxed, and We observe to-day, adeclen-
ion Of price, on the issues ufthe following
hanks: The Bank OF Charleston, $. C., iias
allen from - 10 10, Merchants Bank OF Che
g C., from % TO 10, the Bank OF Charlotte,
&c. from s. 10 Is, the Bank ofCape Fear, n
=, from - 10 A, and the Rank Of North Caro-
ina from A 10 40. the Bank o~TTennessee, old
sue, continues at 30 Alabama money ON the
ontrary, has appreciated, the issues OF the
u Selma, Commercial, Central, and Eas-
ern, having advanced ? cents on the dollar.
he annexed table, is amended TO reproduce
lese notifications:
VIRGINIA
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TELEGRAPHrc.
EVENING DISPATCHES

Statistics of the Pris0ner.-oGwar.
NEW YORK, Dec. 0-The HeraIds washing
ton dispatch says that Congress will probabI,
order the issue ofat least one hundred million
additional currency.
The Fenian Senate Is still In session.
The whole number Of rebel prisoners cap
tured and paroled by the United states durin,
the war was three undrea ana tventy-nin.
Thousand. whilst the number or prtsonens cap
tured during the war by the rebels was one
hundred and nny-seven thousand.
The Secretary OF War has appointed military
officers TO report to the Commissioners of Indian
affairs for special duty IN the Southwest They
viii proceed 70 Blur Creek to investigate the
late attack on the mail coach.
The bill Introduced by Gen. DonllttIe In re-
gard 10 the qualification of juries for the pur-
pose of relieving any difficulties that may oe-
cur In the prospective trials for treason, and
proposes to admit any juror who viii swear
that he Will impaTtiaily Try the case upon the
evidence adduced, without regard 10 his prevl-
Ously formed opinions.
The dispatches for Minister Burlingame are
preparing, and lac will start Immediately for
China.
James E. Murdoch, the actor, fell with an
apoplectic ht, at Groves Theater, last night. II
is believed he will recover.
ona bnndysd and stxty-n,a p...s
Nator-ecnernl bave bean m,,s,a-as ~t ofehe
-. gt,cosa.t Nt.r.h-
The soldiers and sailors convention VIII meet
at Washington on the fourth Monday Ina Jan
n Try.
A former Captain in the regniar army at
tackled Tile Provost Marshal yesterday, and was
handed over TO the civil authorities.
Gen. Pettitt, and one hundred and eighteen
Texans who came within the twenty thousand
dollar clause, We're pardoned To-day.
Virginia House OF Delegates.
RICHMOND, Dec. G-Resolutions were adopted
in the House yesterday recommending the
pardon orr NJ. 7. Hunter and Robert Mon
Kentucky Legislature.
FRANKFORT, Ky, Dec. 9-Resolutions were
offered in the House to-day, f~avoring a general
Amnesty and the pardon Of Mr.. Davis.
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MATS CLosF-For New Orleans Neksburg
jackson and Grenada. three times q week, VIZ
EemphisS Charleston and Mississippi Contra
Railroad.
Nashville. Louisville and CineinEau, daliy
ais D. m. uta Nashville a necater Railroad.
New York. Richmond, Baltimore, Boston
Philadelphia, Washington, and an Eastern
cities. daily al BIS pm., RIA Memphis& Charles
ton and East Tennessee a Virginia Railroads
Cairo. Chicago. st. Louis and Northern and
Western. daily a. fpm., raa river 20 Cairo.
V~Ieksburg. river and way landings three
times a week.
Montgomery & Mobile and Mobile q Ohio
Railroad three times a week, as &l5um.
Mississippi & Tennessee Railroad, three times
per week, az 5 pm
Memphis & Ohio Railroad, daily, az 2Dpm.
Little Rock aad White River. three times a
week. a. pm.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EFirst baptist Charch---Rey Dir Miller
will preach To-day. Qmorning and evening" In
this church
Religious SOtice--The members Of the
Central Baptist Church are requested 70 meet
Al the First Baptist Church, next Thursday eve
ming, at 9 O'Clock, as matters Of special hnPor-
tanoe Win come before the meeting.
BY order Of the Church IN conference
eeclo-4t Al 6cFF, Clerk
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Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Co,

OInce, NO. ~ Front st.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS RI-WEEXLYLINE
r FR0M and after this date, the
%kAEdPHiS AND CINCINNATI
PACkkr COMPANY viii run three boats each
week, rom Cincinnati and Memphis, leaving
each port on tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
Of each week. Time OF Leaving Memphis is
ocioek NJ. Shippers are requested TO bring in
their Dllls OF lading early, 50 As to avoid delay.
fassehsers and shippers MAJ rely on the boats
leaving regularly, as advertised. Cotton ship
pefs VIII please observe that by the above ar
r~angeInent We Will have a boat IN port at an
nlaes' and that We ara prepared to receive cot
ton at any hour.
noIs ~ 3Hset's,
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hNE thousand one hundred aGd twenty acres
- in DeSgto county, Mss. D. miles usw
Memphis. viii produce 20 bales cotton uHr
year. f4lrdwelIuU- quarters. lWo ON llus.
Eith richard. Vii De undivided Price BIZ
per acre.
Z-lu0 Acressix miles a1uthwest from Grenade
Ms. four different farms, fine Tor cotton. conn.,
and stock. VIII ne -ubltvided % sult- Excel
lent -ueiZhg1rnu1d- Large lEe spuug-o orchard
etc. Price 81 per acre.
LIZ Acrrs. hAzuo City. Miss. six miles from
Ficken~ station. W. O.. r. r. EleEaur new
luuse. s rooms, finely furnished W acres Iu
orchard. nue quarters. corn. folder. pork. stock
hogs cattle. mul@. IIuTa. wagons. every ~ .r-
complete. Vlll prusluC- 20 Halrse1It1n aI Sold
s BE- stands % Freedmen hands. Pnra
lun.
i0l Acres a0uIl of In Grange NAG RI. r..
lurly luprosri. good Orchard. u1fHu1--
tuuat - acres l Cultivation. Price $1,000 li
-nr slou January L,isai a.E0 January D.
- Acres 1ue-haIf cleared. NJ. Railroad
runs through DO stallion uu the praula two
miles f-I OBJ '1llelfrIl-. VIII He -sulIElI-I .l
7wt purchaser Terms H-r a-F
iu t1uilteu tDtae above u- have Ierr- lisa
ul Ml-l%ippl and Ar-Hu-a- IHuIe. fua En-
atni yafis ON TIE river improved ami rrlm-
proved city and suburban PROPERTY d. ulrr
visit good bargains. at extremely low raur
cali and See us
We @aut % purchase a good cvureE break
c~ontigHOustO Memphis.
BEARD CARR.
Real Estate Er1Eaa
Office No . Jackson EI8es. Eiaiu stsaar
deel-W
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Franks HOuse.-This excellent restaurant,
on Centre Alley, a few steps south Of Madison
street, Is daily growing la favor as a great place
to get a good meal, n as a boarding house.
The liquors OF this establishment are pure and
good.
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Columbian Gin.

neut Physician and Surgeon, formerly 1f san
Francisco. Cal. aud more recently Of Nashyiile,
who's wonderful success has astDuuded the
world, ia the treatment Of the Eye, the Nose,
Ear. Lungs and Throat, has arrived I'm the city
and may be- consulted at his rooms i'm the
GayOso House. The Press OF Nashville and san
Francisco teens with the most hatteriag mott
c-s ofDr. Aborn's skill, and the many testilno-
uials he bears from men of high social positions,
place him above the suspicion Of Quackery,
from which our people have so long suffered,
and point 90 him angel CD those
who are auiicted.
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Ancnnnn. Merrhnnt.I

We are requested 10 say that samples and
prices of the common clay pipes Tor tobacco
,mukersl Of different sizes and shapes, and
alat pay a fine profit 10 dealers, cas- DE had %
ordered from stephen R. shepard, sole agent
Tor the manufacturer, at Louisville, Ky.
uuyZZ 8y
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C MATTERS.

APp0TNrsENr-Mr. John Van Horn hasbeen
appointed General Superintendent Of the
Southwestern Telegraph Lines.
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ARRESTED on CHARsE OF BoBBEEy AND
MURDFR-A. Beldig was arrested yesterday on
. warrant sworn out before ES4uire Hail.
charged with robbery and murder, committed
In pesha county Ark He was lodged In Jail
o. await the requisuou OF His EXceIency,
Isaac Murphy. GoEernor 81 ArkanSls.
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CRIMINAL CorRr-A number Of eases were set
for hearing In tbs C0ur yesterday. Tile Court
adjourned over to Monday morning. at ten
O'Clock.
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There are some fine saddle stock and mules
at Lutz, Windle q Co 5 stables on south Court
street The public at large is invited toeall and
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BISHOP QurSrARn-The subscription fund %
purchase the late residences OF Bishop otey for
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kECoEDEEs COURT DURING THE NEEE-Cue
hundred and four eases were tried By the Re
cprder during the past week, aud the sum of
seven hundred and nny dollars assessed and
collected a. fines.
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am now Offering TO sell. privately, uuLlt
the LIST of January next, "a believe the
Finest Plantation on the Mississippi River
Prom Cairo TO New Orleans.
This place is sltuatai nVe miles below Ran
dOIph, known az Richardson Landing l.1i
acres la tire tract. between 80 and bu acres
cleared. with excellent Improvements The
must Of the place Is ina cultivation this FrI,
and will make "a bale Of cotton % each acre..
when worked. Above overflow without Levy.
. will sell with the place 30D Bushels corn,
Cattle. logs. and Plantation Tools Of every
description. There are six settlements on Ht-
place. ana The whole Of tue land can De- rented
~ high figure fur next year
The uiace lsuur sold privately uT the lSt nf
January i-0i. no will Dee allotted OF into some
" o. sig places. and sold pa the prfruist~ ON
49, a4y o. the highest bidder, with all the
Stock. tools. etc.
tu1stAlso privately the -Crenshaw Place, &c
AAuuiug. u C1ahou1a C~s.I.Euurf-H
WIN dwelling. uagruc l1ius and gin
p.t1e has not been egilTule4 -tuc7
- condition 20 SCI. Duo aErral
- - nnne pftue place
Aalao e.era very luH urnrrrf1u In Nadis1u
ToI 1al s the Maxi corkereI
race zen miles aautHw-ar 1f Faurru and nrr
fnAe7 lnllh Nt livingston. e1ufninf1g L.ru
acres, l-9J acre elrarel. l me uaV- PrafF-ua-.
Out Houses Hesrp Houses tTi suf Corn
DUns. All built since ISIS T.I. mo- ---,.f-T
society. churches etc, with "a an. 49,. Il.
sheep, and Hogs, Plantation .1I- eo-r
Folder, CotLoE seed, elc- elc
E.HLCITARu-lE
Jackson. Nf-
Fot Terms. apply %
RUIsTEE. TELIIFhET I'D
Real EstaIe Brokers. No. Jefferson Block
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EoBEsoN. MITCHELL a co..

Harry Weatherbec's--1Ls popular gen
rlemau. noted for his re-b4Trhr manner OF con-
Quoting saloons, for the purity aud excelencie-
y his liquors, aud for the exquisite style and
favor OF his drinks" l. still AZ the Old place
on jefferson street, assisted in Dbl, duties, by
competent and attentive gentlemen. Give him
a call.
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fHHE CEDAR GARDEN--winter arrange
ments have been made TO supply Visitors
WIN all the Delicaeies Of the season. Fresh
Oysters in every style. Irish and Scotch Wbis-
Ky Punches, Wines and finest of Liquors. and
every description OF edibles served in quIck
haste, day and night. MIS-. II. ZAUSCH.
nOvi7 Imsl Cor. Wellington q South Is.
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Omce-NO. IS Madison Street.
Our Business once


VIII be opened from s O'Clock A. NJ unuts
p A. Advertisers wiz please bear this in mind
and hand IN their favors early.
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CeInmbinn Gin.

The Southern Express C8mDuny-Nr
take pleasure In calling attention % The adyer-
eme Of this old and reliable company, In
another column. where 1t viii be seen thatthey
ara nov fully prepared 70 RESUME theirol bust
ness for forwarding gold and silver, bullion and
packages OF every description, throughout emery
Soutleru state, and have also perfected AZ
rauEements with responsible companies for
their transmission to any ofth Northern cities
The agents., messengers and attaches are men
selected for their prompt business guaiihca-
tlons. and wuIspare no exerJionst 20 please their