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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-15
IN CRANCERY AT MURFREES-
BORO.
MAY RULES, lS6S.

rs
John Ben. Jr.
IT appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Clerk and
Master that the defendant, John Bel, Jr., is &
non resident Of the state Of TennesseSs 50 that
the ordinary process Of law cannot be served
upon him; e is Therefore ordered that publ
cation be- made Tor four consecutive weeks in the
Nsshv lie Union, q newspaper published in The
city Of Nashville, requiring said defendant e
appear at the next term Of the Cnancey court q
De held 81 Murfreesboro on the fourth Monday II
October neKt, iS65, then ana there 10 plead, an
susr. or demur 70 Compartments bin, OF tue SAM
I viii be taken for confessed a. 70 HIM and set fo
bearing ar porte
JAMES NJ. TOMPKINs, CAM.
=. Z. HANsocK, Solicitor. I1ne2-ttw'
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-21
AUCTION sALEs-Rntnre pay.
By E. B. COOK, Auctloneer,

!
| 20 Main street.
| FLEGANT PARL0R, DINING ROOM AMI
u Chamber Furniture Splendid Carpets, Su
perb French Plate Mirrors, &c, at auctlon.-0I
/ THURSDAY, the 22d instant at 10 o'clock, will
sell, ut the late residence of Judge Regain, corner
of Cd and Marshall streets, q most excellent as
sortment of Handsome Furniture.
In the Parlor will be found
One magnificent large oval Mirror, in mas.
sve gilt frame, with Marble Stand
Mahogany Sofa and Springseat Chains
Do Secretary and Book Case
Walnut Centre Table Marble Top
BRUSSELS Carpet and Rug
Handsome Gilt Window Shade and COrnice
Hall and passage Oil Cloth
Stair Carpet and Hods
Excellent Mahogany Hat Rack
In Dining Room Furniture
One very superior Refrigerator
One elegant Walnut SidebOard, Marble Top
One large handsome Extension Dining Table.
In Chamber Furniture
Handsome Mahogany Wardrobe
Do do WashstHnd
Mahogany Bureau, Marble Top
Do French Bedsteads
Chairs, Toilet Sets Window Shades
Superior Chamber Carpets
In Kitchen Furniture
One excellent Cooking Stove and Utensils
Together with general and good assortment
Of Kitchen Furniture. E. b. COOK,
je2l-td Auctioneer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-21
FROM roRr soNRoE,

ARRIVAL or JOHN MiTCHEL--ARREST OF ThE MAN
WHO SUGGESTED THE ASSASSINATION OF LIN
COLIN.
FORT MONROE, June l7.-The steamer Henry
Burden, from New York, arrived this morning
and anchored in Hampton Roads. John Mitchell
is said to be on board.
The British ship Empire reported in distress on
Cape Henry, was towed OF Hatteras Shoals on
Wednesday last by the steamer Andrew Fletcher
and three men put on board, having been aban-
doned. The steamer A. WinantI, sent to her
relief, has returned, not being able to find the
Empire.
LArER.-At noon to day the steamer Henry
Burden came alongside the Engineers wharf and
John Mitchell was conducted 10 the place assign
ed for his Imprisonment inside the Fortress by a
guard from the Sd Pennsylvania Artillery.
The steamer Empire State arrived here this al
ternoon from Baltimore. She has on board over
four hundred rebel prisoners, bound TO Whining
ton Charleston and Savannah. The smallpox
has broken out among the prisoners.
The United States steamer Constitution, COM
mander Greenman, from New Orleans on the 10Th
instant arrived here to-day, via savannah
Among her passengers Is the rebel Major Gene
raj Maury former commander of Mobile, accom-
panied by his family. Ex-Gov. Moore, OF Ala.
bama, was landed NJ Fort Pulaski under guard:
The Constitution has on board man called
Colonel Gayley, who has been arrested as The
person who, some time during the war, offered
reward of one million TO any one who would
kill President Lincoln. Two witnesses TO Prove
this charge are also on board.
The Constitution touched at South key, Fla,
to land mails, &c. She passed along the coast OF
Florida the steamers Neptune, &. Z. LeaIy and
twelve other steamers Of the Texas expedition.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-21
Shipping News.
ALMANAC FOR RICHMOND THIS DAY, JUNEa
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 20. I,es.

ARRIVED.
Steamer NJ. Martin, Livingston, Norfolk mail md
aud pass, w. e. Smith.
steamer Dictator, bearing, Norfolk, mail md.e aud
passengers, Haskns & BridgIOrd.
Steamer Fannie arrived 49, 7. Travcrs, BALTIC, mds.
and pass, ID. i w. Currie.
Steamer Red Jacket Adams, City Point, mail aud
Steamer Columbus Steven, City Point, in tow ofgos.
schOoners.
Schooner Palestine, Cambern, New York, govt fsr-
age,
Dryer.
.sehooner N. ?. Smith, y. Y govt forage
SCHOONER PattersOns
Schooner Frank Waller, Ellis, Fortress Monroe, govt
forage.
Schooner RedingtVn, Clark, City Point, government
stores.
Schooner Mabel, Cornwell Phila, mdse X Turner,
lumber b. WaTdwell N Co.
Steamer Ariadne. CTaTy. New York, mdse. aud
pass, D. W. Currte.
Steamer Monitor, Martin, Point Lookout paroled pI.
sOner-.
SAILED.
Steamer Thomas Collyer, Martin, Norfolk, mail, mds
and pas, W C.. Smith.
Steamer City Point Talbot, Norfolk, mail mdse aud
pass, Haskins BrldgiOrd.
Steamer Black Bird shaw, City Point, mail aud
Cow pass.
Steamer Red Jacket, Adams, City Point mail and
government passengers.
Steamer s. o. Pierce, Briggs, City Point, govt
Steamer John Brooks, City Point, government or
deTs
Steamer Yazoo Couch New York from City Point
mds. aud passengers, q. +. Watson.
Schooner Sophia, Marshall down the river light.
MEMORANDA.
EThese schOOners ars the south side Of the rivsi
below Rockets. There Is also lurge schooner
aground on the point Of the lslgud.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-21
THE LEXINGTON DISTRICT OF KENTUCK

THE LEXINGTON DISTRICT OF KENTUCKY
The Conservative and Democratic Union men
Of the Lexington District have nominated Geo.
5. Shanklin, of Jessamine county, for Congress.
Tie Lexington Observer and Reporter thus
speaks Of him
Mr.. Shanklin Is well known TO the people 4
the District IS a gentleman and patriot. He
has always been a Union man, but has never
been a radical. He has never approved the vic.
laton OF the Constitution for the pretended pur-
pose Of preserving 1t. He has opposed from the
beginning the unconstitutional acts of the Ad-
ministration but his opposition has never ex.
teuded to any factious interference with its right
full power.
Among the resolutions adopted by the ConVen.
ton was the following
o. Resolved, That we hsve observed with
pleasure the disposition manifested by Andrew
johnson, President OF the United States, 10 main.
tain the control of the States over their local and
domestic institutions and affairs. We declare
this vital principle in the framework of our
Government, and one cherished by our fathers.
la his laudable efforts to this end, we will give
the President our hearty support"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-21
- AGENT WANTED FOR THE SALE {

rs AGENT WANTED FOR THE SALE OF
THE EMPIRE SHUTTLE LOCKSTITCH SEW
ING MACHINES IN RICHMOND AND VI
CINITY, OR FOR STATE OF vIRGINIA.-The
Empire is the last STANDARD Sewing Machine
patented. 1t combines all the latest improve
ments doing the largest range of work with all
kinds of thread, cotton and twist on all kinds OF
material; is noiscess in operation, durable in
construction and easy understood.
This business oiie;s the greatest inducement to
parties desirous OF starting in a profitable and
safe branch with snail means. To good parties
very liberal terms will be granted.
Apply for particulars to EMPIRE SEWING
MACHINE COMPANY, New York, or to Mr.. NJ.
CURTIS, Richmond, 243 Broad street, for four
days. je20-3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-21
SHOCKING CRIME.

BosroN, June IA most horrible crime came
to light yesterday, in place called Bussey road,
ROXOury. The bodies OF two children, Isabella
joyce, aged fourteen, and her brother, aged
twelve years, were found on the road, having been
murdered The little girl had first been fendsh'
ly outraged, and the double murder was proba'
bly, committed to hide the diabolical crime. The
victims of this most terrible crime were engaged
in gathering wild flowers in the woods, and ma
king wreaths of evergreens and flowers. The
children had been missing since Monday last.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-21

VALUABLE VIRGINIA FARM FOR SALE
Y Capitalists wishing to invest in real estate,
will find it to their interest to purchase valua-
BILE farm in Virginia, one hundred miles from
Richmond, seven miles from the James River and
Kanawha Canal.
This farm contains six hundred acres, four him.
dred of which is in cultivation and well enclosed
with good fencing. The land is we'll adapted to
the growth of the various products of this cOun.
tryowheat, corn oats, hay, shipping tobacco of
the best quality. There is good stOre-house on
il, and fifteen or twenty thousand dollars worth
of goods could be sold from it annually, with a
dwelling house attached and other out bu ild.
ings sufficient for the comfortable and convenient
occupation of the premises.
This farm will admit of division, and will afford
comfortable homes for three or four families.
For particulars address A. b., care Of the pro-
prietor of the Wing, Richmond, Virginia.
lie S-2W
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-21
THE INDICTMENTS AGAINST GEN. LEE
AND OTHERS.

WASHINGTON June lS.-Judge Underwood Is
still at Washington, but there is as yet no definite
conclusion as TO what shall be done with the iii.
~ indictments for treason found in his court
against General Lee, ex.GovernOrs Smith and
Ie;cher, and other prominent participants In the
late rebellion. II is understood that some intu-
entail gentlemen here are inclined, instead OF try.
ing them. to notify them of the indictments and
give them the opportunity of leaving the coun-
try, never 20 return.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-21
WHAT PRESIDENT JOHNSON SAID ABOUT
IUDAH i. BENJAMIN

From the Albany Evening Journal, June 10.
There seems to be no doubt thst the Reb. |
Secretary, Benjamin, has made good his es ape
TO Bermuda-nest Of pirates, blockade runners,
and yellow fever cOnspiratOrs. This intelligence
will be received with much regret by the Presi-
dsut. In a recent conversation with prOminent
political gentlemen, Mr.. johnson remarked that
there was no Rebel whose hanging seemed to him
80 imperatively demanded by public justice as
judah p. Benjamin,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-21
PAROLING OF JEFF. THOMPSONS ARMY
GEN. WEITZEL AT SOUTHWEST PASS.

CAIRO, June lS-A dag OF truce boat with a
psrOlng party arrived here to-day with T4'l
men Of JET. ThOmpsOn's army, including bs6 Of
hcers who were Faroled. JED. Thompson came
~ far as Memphis where he remains awaiting
the Presidents decision relative 70 his petition for
pardon.
Gen. Reynolds has taken the iaitiatory steps
towards establishing civil courts throughout
Northern Arkansas. GarrisOns hayei been estat-
lished along White river.
Advices from New Orleans mo date giyen) say
that portion OF Gen. Weitzers expedition had
arrived az Southwest Pass
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-21
FLOUN-FLOUK.

EoR sALE.-1,3OO Acres of Land, lying in
i two adjoining tracts, one Of 700 acres the
other 600 each farm containing 900 acres Of
cleared land, with fifty of fiat or low ground :,
the rest OF the land in good timber for building
purposes. These tracts have good dwelling
houses, out.houses, orchards, and every convent
ence to suit two families. The land is we'll
adapted TO the cultivation of wheat, corn, to-
bacco, grass, and the various products OF this
section of the country. This land is SO miles
west of Richmond, miles from the James River
Canal. rare opportunity is offered for invest
ment. For further particulars apply at the Wing
office. jeS-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-21
AnluSenncnts.

The New THEATRE.-we reckon We have only to
inform the admirers Of that powerfully affecting play,
Camille, that it will be produced tonight to cause
them rush at once to procure seats The east Tor the
play Is the best afforded by the stock company. Owing
To the length of Camillehv aCt-uO other play will
be combined with it, but NJ lie Ravel will conclude the
performances of the evening by an exhibition ol her
agility the tight
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-21
Personal.

DERSONAL.-Any information of JOHN
N. PACETTI, who was in Richmond in May
last will be thankfully received by his brother,
A. E. PACETTI,
ie2O-ots Gainesville, Nd
INFORMATION WANTED OF LOUISA JOHNSON
L lcOlOred), wife OF Monroe johnson. said woman
sold to 80 TO Richmond, Va IN the Spring OF l'c2
H. W. MITCHELL,
Office of Prov Mar, ID Cong. Dist,
ie5.-d3Ot New York.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-21

THE MARGgT STALLs.--The embrogiio between the
Superintendent Of Markets and the variety store deal
therein has been finally settled by the dealers be-
ing allowed to sell meats, fish, vegetables Sc., clear
ing away their canned fruits lace, shoe strings fine
tooth combs, and eforicrds This pleases the dealers
very much. They say all they wanted to be al
lowed to sell provisions. They claim 10 have brought
the Superintendent to his milk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK GOLD AND STOCK MARKETS.
New YoRK, Monday, June 10.
At the first Board to-day, gold sold at l42 "a.
Virginia 6s 50 l-2. Tennessee 6s 10 Ia. North
Carolina SIS II. Missouri 6s 70
MUTlLATED NATIONAL BANK NOTES


MUTlLATED NATIONAL BANK NOTES.
The following circular has just been issued from the
Treasury Department
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE or CONTROLLER OF
THE CURRENCY, WASHINGTON, ID. THE following
suggestions are offered relative to the redemption
muated uatng notes Of National Banks and their
return to this Office:
"FSTsf--The notes are to be redeemed by the banks
by which they are respectively issued and should not
be returned to this office in sums less than five hun
dred dollars or even In mutiples Of that amount.
defaoed will he reeeivsd when presented by the bank
that Issued them, provided all the fragments are re-
hIsl asd me engravnS OF ssaate1 are nH 10 Ina
the notes We're issued.
Third Fragments should be redeemed by banks in
iull, When accompanied by an aindavt stainS tho
cause and manner Of mutilaiion, and that the missing
part OF the note is totally destroyed The good char
the officer before whom the AFFIDAVIT is taken.
These afndavts must be forwarded TO this once,
with the fragments 10 which they relate in order that
banks presenting such parts Of notes may obtain credit
for the same
Exceptional cases may occur In which no affidavit
can be obtained and where reasonable doubts eau
exist In regard TO the entire destruction ireparabe
damage to missing portions OF notes-as by IRE acids
Sc.-where evidence Of Identity IS ample by the sigma
Of both officers, title OF locality Of the
hank aud the denominaiion Of the ere the in
tegty OF the bllholder nne1eeptiOnable aud where
question could arise In regard to fraudulent i'm
proper Of missing parts In such instances udieious
discrimination necessarily De exercised by the
officers Of banks II Is, however, advised that such
be received at their full face value aud perfect
note given therefor, record being preserved OF the
fact to be sent 10 this office with the mutilated note
when returned tor redemption by the bank, IN which
case full credit will be allowed in this Department
"tburh, When satisfaction eau be obtained In re-
gard TO the missing parts, and possibility exists that
any improper be made O the same II II recon
mended that Propononate value Ouly be allowed,
estimating this by comparison Of the portion returned
to the missing part.
"a record should be kept the amount ed In all
such instances aud voucher Of rendered to this
Office, when the mutilated note VI notes shall be re
Controller Of the Currency"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-21

THE TOBACCO MARKET has improved considerably thc
present week, aud there is more animation among
holders and buyers, with disposition to chang,
hands The great drawback 10 uuwOuted activity h
the tobacco market at present Is the heavy
tax which consumes the profits OF sale aud check
transactions.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-21

GROCERIES AT AUCTION YESTERDAY. Messrs. Chris
an, Lea Co, Main street, held their regular weekly
auction OF groceries yesterday. The bidding good
but the sales more select than large. The quota
tOns were Tor dark brown sugar, II l-ic; fair do. u
34c; soft crushed, 20 Lie; hard do 20 lie Rio coffee
81 lee Java do sc l2c whisky, y So per gallon; hour
- 81 10 -.
Messrs. Christian, Lea Y Go. get regular consigu
ments weekly from Philadelphia, per steamer, Eli,
Knight and New Jersey.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-21

Tue LEGIsLArURE.- we understand that the present
session OF the Virginia Legislature will not extend
over two OF three days. The Governor required the
adoption Of several set forth ia his message
which he considers necessary 10 aid him ia the work
of recognizing the Government. This work accom-
plshed, the Legislature will adjourn 10 SIT In regular
session again next winter.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-21

MILITARY REVIEW. There was n review near ia,
city, ON Monday of Geu. Terry division OF the 2iii
army corps The troops made an Imposing display
In the evening Gen. Terry aud Gen. Cochran the Tor
commander OF the division, serenaded al Ia,
SpOtswOOd Hotel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-21

A CHANGE, such as comes over the dream OF States
about once in cvery century can be witnessed at the
C,pol by those political philosophers disposed to draw
parallels with the past aud mora5e upon the present
and future Less than three months ago two organized
bodies representing the Government OF the Coniede-
rte St,ies of America and the Commonwealth Of Viz
na held their firm seats In these halls, clothed with
ali lie paraphernalia Of power They made laws that
were Tperted raised armies that powerful, and
waged war that was terrible. To-day these govern
me1ts are without existence, except IN name aud me-
morv Another organized body, representing the GOV
erunen Of the State OF Virginia. occupies two OF INC
chambers of the Capitol the late senate chamber
of the late Confederate Congress aud the other the Sc
nate chamber OF the late Virginia Legislature The
Speaker OF the House sits in the honored chair Of The
recent Vice President OF the Confederate States ana
the Lieutenant Governor of the new State Government
nils Inc chair of the Lieutenant OF the old
True times change, aud men change with them. There
Is new Governor In the gubernatUrial mansion new
Secretary of the Commonwealth in the Library, aud
new EMPLOYEES In the basement apartments In iact,
old things have passed away, aud all things have be-
come new. Old legislation aud old Legislators have
given quiet and nOiseless place TO new. The snip o
State sails on again with new crew, new captain,
new heimsman, and, may be, new log, chart and
compass All good who love their Stale and cOun-
try pray that the waters may continue smooth that no
more black storms may arise that no sunken or hlddeh
rock may be encountered or struck.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-21
AUCTION sAIEs-rhis Day.

CONDEMNED SUBSISTENCE STORES fof
" sale at public auction.-On TUESDAY eve.
ming, Goth instant, at o'clock, will sell at the
Commissary storehouse, corner Of 18th and Dock
streets
81 bbls Damaged Hams-8,lOO lbs.
By order of J. H. GILMAN,
Captain G. s., U. s. A.
Sale conducted by E. B. Cook, Auctr.
jel6-td
Il On account of the inclemency of the
weather, the above sale is postponed until 10
o'clock THIS MORNING.
je21-lt Capt j. II. GILMAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-21

The "Dgw DROP. I'VE have been requested by tn,
proprietor Of the Dew Drop saloon, Locust alley L
say that disturbance took place at this Saloon IN,
other night reported in several of the papers The
"Dew Drop is an orderly house.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-21
ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
n CoIaer IN and Broad S..
RICHARD DoEsar OopEN, Manager.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 81, ls65.
The performance will commence with the beautiful
OVERTURE -Emsui, ORCHESTRA.
When will be presented, In compliance with hume
requests, the beautiful play, in five acts entitled
CAMILLE;
OR,
THE FATE OF A CoQUETrEl
Armand Duval, W II Leak
Camille, Miss Anna waite
Madame Babilard, Mrs DeBar
Nauiue, Camilles maid, Miss Salie PartiugtOu
Act Ist--March. THE SUPPER SCENE.
Act 2d--Apul. THE PLEDGE OF LOVE.
Act Sd August. THE SACRIFICE.
Act lth--October THE FErE.
Act Winter THE ELEVENTH. HOUR
FANCY DANCE, MILE MARIETTA RAVEL.
BALLADS AND VOCAL GEMS
MADAME RUHL.
Conclude with
MD'LLE MARIETTA RAVEL,
on THE
TIGHT ROPE! Ia
MISS JENNIE B. PRICE and Mr.. b. HANsPETT
have been engaged for six nights.
lje2l--nl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-21
ALrrTLE Story is told on an eminent and much b,

LITTLE STORY is told eminent and much be
loved divine o this city, and whal late ardent aud
Jealous advocate aud supporter Of the Southern
The Sunday following the evacuation aud occupation U
the city this divine was sore perpleXed what 10 do u
the matter Ofoae prayer for AL In authority. Practice
deceit he could not and a. the prayer out and out was
required by the military authorities, lac resolved 10
through with IT, with prOviso. So lac began, aud, after
geping through that part which en- Oius supplicatou
iqf "the President Of the United States aud all other
In authority" he lifted up his voice aud added 0n pa
reuthesisJ "Oh, Lord, Thou well knOwest Tor whom
we would pray Y" Very few In the church noticed the
Interpolation but the story afterwards got out and a.
ii is going the rounds we thought II would d. 1,
print.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-21
THE OITY.
posr OPTICS DIRECTORY.

Oaice hours from A. NJ o6P. NJ. d..
DIN Sunday from TO 10 A. NJ, and to i. NJ.
NILS for The North close at o'clock In the evening.
All letters for Richmond city delivery must be pre-
pad otherwise they will be sent TO the Dead Letter
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-21

THE RINGING or THE STATE BELL yesterday afternoon
not for Hrc, but or delinquent legislators the
House Of Delegates finding itself without quorum.
The Fire Department came out In hurry but returned
upon learning that there was COntagratiUn 10 sub
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-21
LOST.
,UPERIOR OLD WINES, Ii.

@ UPERIOR OIL ID WINES, Ii.
y QU0RS, ALES &C., for Family and hedi
cal use; CIGARS and TOBACCO of the most ap-
proved brands. Those in want of the finest and
puiest articles in my line will give me a CALL as
guarantee ALL articles will be found as repre-
scented. II. GRAU,
No. 4, under Exchange Hotel, l4th street.
ieB-eod6t aG