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The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-16
OBITUARY.

p: Eeil asleep in Jesus on the morning Of the
II tn of Aprik 1865, little after sunrise, 1t her.
fathers residence, MARY ANx MosER, aged 80.
years, months, and days. q &
In early life she connected herself with the
Evangelical Lutheran Church, and continued
steady and consistent member thereof uIfil the
hour of her death.
( She was adutiful daughter, an afFectionatc sis
ter, kind and generous friend. She was eyer
ready to aid many enterprise connected with the
interests Of the Church, or the spread of the Re-
deemer's Kingdom The distressed ever found
in her deep sympa taizer and helper; She WAS
ever ready TO relieve the suffering and need! te'
tie best Of her ability. Indeed, SO generous and:
kind vas her disposition, that . few knew her but
to love herr
She professet faith in the Redeefner Of sinners
a number of years before her departure
conscious that God, for Christ's sake, had par
doned her sins, and was thereby enabled TO :. re-
ieice with Joy unspeakable aad full Of glory. @
For several months prey ioQs TO her departure,
she manifested desire TO depart this life and 10
be With Christ. This desire was oceasioned on,
account of our national difficulties. And when
the raid of February last passed ever the portion
OF eur State just beiow her father's residence,
she became greatly alarmed, fearing the colse-
ouences that might etlsue. Since that TIME, fear
ing that some great ma tionat Judgment was about
TO- fall ppon our distracted country, she longed,
and confidently believe that she prayed,to be
delivered from these earthly. trials. She remark
ed to her sister and some of her associates, some
time before her departure, that she would rather
die than live under the state Of affairs existing at
the tine-that she did not fear death, as she was
fully prepared 10 die. Her father asked her, q
short time before her death, if shewas willing to
die-she answered him that she wasl She died
with scarce struggle.
She leaves an afflicted father, a sister and 9
brother, together with many friends and acqpain-
tauces, to mourn her loss. But while we have.
been caused to mourn with poignant sorrow, be-
cause we have been so sorely afflicted and be-
reaved on account Of her death, we confidently
believe, and are consoled thereby, that our
great loss is her eternal gain" The occasion
was " ioproved,by Rev. T. S. Bciness, who deliy-
cred an appropriate address faom Eccles. x 10
-Reftisscs in pace, 0 Soror!
o. dear sister thou hasqeft US,
In all our grief aad sorrow here;
But We know God has bereft "a,
And He can save US from despair.
while on earth We fondly loved thee,
In all thy love and friendship shared;
But now in glory thou wilt be,
Where neither pain nor noe is fsassd.
No more on earth shall ne enjoy
j. FhT smiles and friendship eyer sweet;
Bat in Heavens peaee without alloy,
There thou shalt walk the golden street.
O. Lord resign us to- Thy will, ~ SIS
In our af8icfire losses hers -
: On earth So ioI and serye Thee stiiil,
Il Z. 4ud slsR a. last in Hessea appear.
= - GT usB ggaEayBa g8eFEER.
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NOTICE.

Z An authorized by the Mayor Of Columbia 70
Il hire wagons, and pay for them in Salt. 10
haul provisions frcm the NewbeFry depot tos.ssc&
sufferers in Columbia, who gre in q most desti-
tute5condition. Call en-
massa l9 a. HARRIS &
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NOTICE.
COLUMBIA, AFaIL 20, lBsS.

COLUMBIA, Ars11 10, 1855.
THE Joint Relief Committees hare appointst3
Il the following gentlemen to aes as agssss
for the sufferers of Columbia. to Wit:
J.. L. BRANCH, Esq to reside ss Augaass
Georgia.
Up. PRICE, ESQ.,, 70 reside as EeUkSgTy.
WELLIA& J. GERALD, Esq, 20 reside =
Camden, S. G. e15 s
The above named gentlemen viii receive ana
forward any donations whether Of preEisioss
orsaioney--ar also barter CLOTH xad SAL
9.or PROVISIONS
YEgMAt ~ TsETDyEG,
& sas. sgi gzess. Jeiist Retssff GsElS1ssIgees rs
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I NOTICE.

ryENHE undersigned having YT!rcifzEet Of Gen.
II. H Kinard the large nrick hotel former.
II known ss the farmers Hotel; also . large,
Livery Stable, ard having taken out license for
4 Public Tavern, will endeayorto CARR on the Z
Hotel business as we'll as can according 10 sEs-
times, under the name of the
eMARTN HOUSE, =
hoping to receive liberal patronage. The tsbie,
viii be supplied wFth the best-the market aiSords.
Rooms With clean, comfortable beds. Bar, With
good liquor; and Stables with good hosse feed
and a good hcssieE, in atiendance.
: Aps 90 J. C. MARTIN.
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THE TIL 9sEKLI HERALD,
NEW Berry S. .c..
TVEgDAY MOaEEEe, nay Is, 1866.

~ The intcrpsgRorn prevailing between the
surrender Of our armies, and the change shat Is
- come over Us, has been such, that newspapers
could make but little advance. Confusion
anS excitement, boedered upon chaos, we.eould
get, no mails-at least nothing reliable. No mails
from Chcster-nene from above or below, caused
is TO suspend fora few issues. We issue to-day
and will endeavor TO do the best We can nntil
mail faeities are open to'us.
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NOTICE.

rTTE ANHGsE MEETING OF HFIfssF; ia DIES
I Il C.asRLt EaGT0RY Will take piscy. in GTee.s.
wood, Abheyille District, on the f;rst Iedresdss
i,s .isJas, ,ne:ct, at 2 o'clock, p y Tieemen1aers
generals src reoEesfad TO attend. As tpasseFs sf
ilaeresEw;n be brought to the notice Of tie sS'-
ectss.
By ofder sf Executive Committee.
r. r TtREEssS ~
: MaT. i 8. Secretary and Treasurer -
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NOTICE,

i soTE eiyen by me TO MICHAEL. RISARD.
for 4 Thousand Dollars, in the year 1864, 40 said
note hes been PAID ss
Il Kay 1865. q. 81 lCKk2-
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The STOCK of cotton is Li7erpool is now
three hundred aud ninetyjhree thousand nine
hundred and eighty bales, OF more than don.
bic what it was in September, 1868, and more
than four times what itSas in September,
1862. ~. -: -
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The United States navy is at once to be re-
dDced: A portion of tho regular navy vessels
are to be laid up, The merchantmen used in the
sesf:ce are to be sold.
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The French ire preparing 10 "squs," IN
Lower California, having sent out g scientific
commission 70 explore that region and exam
;Gc iaso tae tninesstaudss rics3s:u:aa resources,
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The Libby prison contained, yesterday, up
wards of 5000 Confederate priscners-n'ilitarS,
political and civil; but they are being released as
fast as the papers necessary to their conditions
of release can be made out
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To oUR CIr1zEss.-Every thing you can do
70 assist the soldiers on their way home should.
be done promptly and cheerfully.
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Gen. Forests cavalry is announced, in North
ern papers OF April 10th, TO have been complete:
II routed near Tuscaloosa, Ala, ,ssly Gen Wilson.
The litter had 4 foIce estimated at $4,000
strong. r. l~
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sE- We we're complimeated with a serensde
last Friday night, by the roung gentlemen coH-
posing Gen.sharp's Brigade Band, who sojournedi
for a few daysin our Village. The music, was
charming. The performances eyinced . degree
of talent and culture rarely excelled. =.
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-16

GIVE TO TaE SoLDiEas.-Tines Of peace and
p!entI viii soon be. upon US. To those Of our.
citizens VINO have = large quantity Of supplies
on hand Ese say, give Of your abundance 20
the ssldies. l5iSe lioetaliy end cheerlehy.
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-16

The New Orleans True Delta claims to. have
official intelligence; that Gen. Rheagena, com
raaDdings the chief army of Juarez in: Central
Mexico, has abandoned The contest, and his
whole armSyhas gircn up fighting and returned
home - =
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-16

ILL.BREEDlNe-1 ll-breeding. says the Able.
Bellegarde, is nota single defect, it's heresult
of many. It is sometimes gross ignorance of
decorun, or stupidindolence, wbich prevents
US from giving to others what is. due to them,
It is peeyish naalignity which inelines us to
oppose the iucknations Of those with whom we
converse. H is the consequence of foolish
vanity which hath no complaisauce for any
other person; the effect of a proud aud whim-
sical humor which scars abere all the rules Of
eivility; or, lastly, tits sproducedby amelanchoiy
turn ofmind which panpers Itself with rude
and disobliging behavior.
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e CARD.

Il vi. G. W GA Any re.sectfuii- o'ssss
sSe.berry. iis may be toutit ~ Dr.. Griessar' =
gr,s l5re RisFi not oi5fcai scts. Orders
left ttere wiz &c promptly attended 10. ~.
3Bssr f3 -
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The Federal General Scho6eld commands the
department Of North Carolina. General Terry
has been appointed Military Governor, and has
issued a proclamation emancipating the slaves u
that State. ..sS.. 81. ..,.
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: alexander Of Russia and his wife are IN the
South of France for their health, and it is in
ti;nsted that the Czar'wiil smeet the French
Emperor soon at Nice where, no douot, they y
talis oFer great matters
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EtEI1 SALE Oh. RTEsR.

q FEW pieces Of exns finr b I.E.s &C EI.s
a sHFRTTSt1 Aiso,. fAm siaces pf ~. q
fine }sLF,AGys. Appiy At Dr. EaFras residences
.sprii % Ss i
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It's expected that by lst Of Jnnef f<Richmon@
and Washington VIII be connected By railroad.
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WANTEp,

A T, the Martin House, all kinds Of produce s.g--
IN. which cash viii be paid ee Sewhesry.
prices april y zSs
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es1- John Wilkes Booeh, was kIlleGip Caroline
County, Va, on the 26th of April. .z !. .. .
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agET, SIlEEEJNG, Ali t1FF: BI9IrrpSSt Rsss.S b
St NJ; Df.Fs. &C..
FFNo barter fa- ISacon. RaftcM Tisrd or Cora, &c
i ss Martin House, Nswberr5 !. e g.
: prif 2s ss
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r., am very truly yours, &c,
= ~ JAMES L. ORR.
Hon. W. W. BoTcE, Kinns60ro. s. &c.

We learn that immense mass meetings hare
been held at the North, urging peace and con-,
ciliatiou. Without both; there is not . foot of
land occupied by the enemy that will not become
perfect hell. ~- "
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Mrs. O'Kaner the fair respondentyin the fa-
nous London divorce suit Of Q Kane vs.. Pal
merstorl has arrived in this country With the
iotention Of lectpging on the manners, tastes
and. habits of the English aristocracy.
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DR.. j. b. DAPRA I !,
1.-THE Bacon.

MO more TITHE BACON will be received Es
In this DEFoT, untii further orders, owinEssss
the difficulty Of transportation to the army
S. p. B0GZER. Agent,
.3 Tax in Kind, NeWberry, Dist. S. G: G.
AprT rs, Is---St-H 1t.
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sS Charlotte, Raleigh, Greensboro, and Au.
gusta, are aN garrisoned by Federal troops
TheFeswere none at Chester, at list accounts.
Gen. Upton has been relieved from command at
Augusta We have not learned the name of his
successor. T. 4ss+5
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wThe fair recently advertised in aid OF
St, Luke's Church is for the present postponed.
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s From plethoric and awfully redundant
currency few days ago, We are suddenly re-
dnced GO none at all, Fhisssste Of things is too
bad, and viii weigh heavily upon the masses,
also the travelling public, many. Of whom have
nothing but Confederate notes, and cannot carry
salt, -four, pork, etc, along to defra! their ez-
penses. ~ -
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The Z. S war debt is $8ooo, ,o92, ,ooe.
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eHWe. have had the pha ure for several
days past efthe company of q number Of printers
and editoss from the rank aad file ofLee's and
JohRs,on's armies on their way home. Among.
them was Mr.. J. T.. scott Of the Montgomery
Mail, gentleman by the way who was in
;strumeltal in establishing the currency Of the
Newberry Bank in the West some years ago.
Warrington oftbe CeEumbus Sun Nanghum of
the Country Gentleman, and others, whose names
We can not now recall. We wish them well.
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ssz- An Irish Journal recommends the irnni-
grafton Of the poor, hard working laborers from
Ireland, to the South.
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0RpEgEp 70 WASHINGTON. Aiken
left the city suddenly on Thursday morning, on:
board General JeaFey's steamer, with orders 10,
report immediately to Washington.-ck Charleston
Courier, Apra %.
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We are requested so5ealf attention to the loss.
Of a paper package containing a great variety Of
surgical instruments, the private property Of Or.
J. J. Chiso!m. The package was taken from inc
Medical Purvcyor's rean, at the College, on
Thursday afternoon. As these instruments can
be ofsno use TO the party who TOOK them of, DR.:
Chisolns would consider It great favor if they
be returned to the College, and deliveted TO the
care Of DR.. McIntosh, vile viii take care of them
for the owner. =.
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e Senator Foster, of Conn, 9 descendant ot
Niles standish, is Vice President of the United
States
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C A new style of playing cards" are in
troduced: ColoneIs VIII remove Kings. The
Maioris high to any Jack 10 Christendom
20 S~~~y- - ~ q 3
We etold thai the emancipation pro-
clanation was Published in augusta few days
ago.
5000 in specie belonging to the Bank OF
Charleston, fell to the raiders in GreenyiIle, also
quantity Of gold watches aud rare old wine.
In Anderson the treasury department
was annihilated, every press broken. Mr.. Gourdin
lost quantity of valuable wine. =, -.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-10-20

Plain and Figured P0pJins. +
ALL SHADES and variety Of styles, selling
N CHEAP at eisl
Sept 25-dtf No. 8 Free St.
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The Market for False Hair.
!, WHERE THE awArERF A11s1 COME FROM.

A nleasanti writer in the London Revie,c
gives an account of the sources of supply of
The false hair for which the artificial curls and
swaterialls'' OF the prevailing fashion create a
market. The stock comes chiefly from Ger
many. Holland, Brittany, Spain, Italy and the
Catholic converts The peasant girls OF Brit
tany cover the head with picturesque white
cap, which wholly hides the nair; hence from
this quarter the sale has been for long time
openly carried on. Spain and the north OF 1t
ally also furnish considerable contributions to
the collectors of jet black locks, The main
crops O. golden hair now SO much prized come
nom Germany, and the yellow hair from Hol-
land. u In all Catholic countries one great
source OF supply is the convent. The hair is
Known IN tne trade as church hair. "In visit
iting wholesale hair warehouse and manu-
factory lately,0 says the Recie,c. Hge were
shown some Of these vestal tresses fresh from
an English convent. Vanity Of yanities-its
next appearance viii be on .he he head of
some maiden Of Delgravia.o a3a5 1870
Hair merchants, by long experience have
acquired proficiency in judging at the nation
ality Of this article. One of the largest deal
ers in the trade in England declares that he
could tell in the dark the nationality of any
piece of hair. This IS done either by the
sense of touch or smell. Some nations have
much coarser hair than Others; indeed, thereis
f
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A FIRST CLASS STEAM SAW MILL, in o,oo,
IN lent working order, situated on the River ne
the city of st. John, New Brunswick. W
This Mill is fitted with powerful engine, which
drives two gangs, one large circular saw lath and
picket machine, &C.. &c. and is well adapted for cut
ting all kinds oflumber for the American market
For further particulars enquire Of CHARLES
DRURY. ESQ.,, st. John, N. p; or tf4s-sF
j. N. WINSLOW.
Eastern Express Company, Portland, Me.
oct16d2w ts-r
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Great Inducements
FOR pARr1Es WIsHING mo- BVILD,

FUR PARTIES WISHINU II lVl1*Ds \
TTNHE subscribers offer for sale large quantity Of
desirable building lots in the West End OF the
S5y lying on Vaughan, Pine, Neal, Carlton, rnomas,
nts, mess, Emery, Cushman, Lewis, Bramhal, Mohu-
"smt, en-, Daniorth, Orange and Salem Streets. 2ag
70 nsy wll sell on credit of from to ten years,
hnd Sy tne purchasers, and to parties who VIII
vcs - Ss;n5 y satisfactory character, eH s1 as
completion q the house FROM parties who build i'm.
he0a1sely, ps'ss S, NO oAsH aa RAYMENTs REQUIRED.&
A. NJ at the office Of the subscrIberso whare n Mans
may be seen and full particulars ohtainod p'""
Portland, May 8, 1865. y n,aNsts SUHo'
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sHAWLs, DRESS GOODS!

Comprising PLAIN CoLoRED SILKS, in medium
and heavy qualities; BLACK, DRESS and MAN
TILLA SILKS, of the best makes; THIBETS, in
all colors; black and colored ALPACCAS, in differ
ent grades; complete line of
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REAL ESTATE.
no REAL ESTATE PURCHASERS.

j.
We offer for sale on accommodating terms the following
Real Estate:
A FINE RESIDENCE on East Main Street in good r..
pair containing IL Rooms with all necessary comorts an
pertaining to rselass Residence, fronting 50 feet ca
Main Street and running back 30 feet
This of the most desirable residences in the city
The property can be examined at any time.
go ALSO
FARM 81 miles from the CITY, the Eastern branch
of the Elizabeth River with brick houses and the ne
cessary out houses containing 1893 Acres 100 Of which
under cultivation.
This Farm offers superior inducements to Trucked it
being accessible 10 the city by land or Water.
Several fine BUILDING LOTS in goodocations for sals
SHAW & ROBERTS,
Auction and Commission Merchants,
Corner Roanoke Square and Whitewater Street
;v1-tf Norfolk Va
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SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.
These Notes are issued under date of August 16th 1884
and are payable three years from that the, in currency
or are convertible at the option of the holder into
UNITED STATES 600 SIX PER CENT. G0LD-BEAR
ING BONDS
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WANTS.

:" A N TED Flu RMS H ED
wv ROOM not far from this office. Enquire at the
Counting Room Of the Post ss p ~ je 80-n
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5CLAIMS.-THE UNDERSIGNED
Y will attend to the prosecution Of CLAIMS against
the Departments in Washington associatng with himself
for that purpose gentleman Of experiences in Washing
ton. Address, :.
7''V q a'f'laif.t TAZEwELL TAYLOR,
asaa la5 -ttf fl''tf Baltimore.
M WEST S a. TODD Norfolk. jy 1-5t+
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SfEclAL N oTlcE .
The undersigned offer to their friends and the public
large assortment Of every article in their line Of business
embracing
C0rT0NS-Bleaeh and Brown
LMEN-sheetng Irish, Pillow, Figured
TABLE DAMASK
TABLE CLOTHS AND COVERS
s-a-z7s DOILlES AND TABLE, NAPKINS
HUCKABACK, CRASH AND RUSSIA T0WELIyG
TOWELS OF ALL KINDS 81 =
QUILTS N {.
SCOTCH AND RUSSIA DIAPER - F.
LAWN a go .
0RGANDIES 'ts rt D.
yAC0NETs AND CAMBRIA
CALICO
CLOTHS AND CASHMERE u5iR
TWEED
sATINETT ass
- JEANS
4LANNELS OF ALL SORTS Il go t3
COITONADE AND LINEN PANTS STUFF
St0OLrCOTT0N, THREAD, SEWING SILK
HOOKS AND EYES
r,, And, In fact, every article usually kept In q
finsrcLAss DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT,
AND AT PRICES TO SUIT ALL.
,a1a-.r sELDNER 4 Co,
TH 10 Main Street
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II X PR ESS N OTI G e.
HARNDEN EXPRESS,
NO. enc ANOKE HARE.

We would call the attention of the Merchants and others
of the cities of Norfolk and Portsmouth, that owing to
the increased facilities afforded by the New Line of
Steamers Baltimore have been enabled to reduce
the rates of Freight TWENTY-FIVE per cent.
ALI goods money packages consigned to our
care will be forwarded promptly and carefully.
Goods for shipment collected by wagons in any part
of the city. 81 a'e-s it
js 3O--tw ..r 4A' FIR. HILL, Agent.
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Exchange Bank Building, Main Street.

constant supply Of Notes will be kept on hand
This Bank will buy and sell all classes of GOVERN
MENT SECURITIES at current market rates.
~ FURNISH EXCHANGE and make collections on ALL
THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES
ABLE TERMS and give CAREFUL PROMPT ArrrNrIoNTo
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS,
and to any other business entrusted to the Bank.
FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERNMENT
LOANS at oil times chsorfully furnished
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
"ARN DEN EXPIRE SS!
Once No. 6, Roanoke Square, near Whitewater
,t4.s Street,
EASTERN, WESTERN ANte SOUTHERN EXPRESS
FORwARDERS.
E s It A B L I s HI E D I N 1889.
"+' NEW EYpRESs ROJTTE

NEW EXPRESS ROUTE
BY the New Line of Popular U. g. Mail Steamers JAMES
T. BRADY and GEORGE LEARY to Baltimore and City
Point and Dictator to Fort Monroe City Point Petersburg
and Richmond
We would respectfully inform Merchants, Bankers
Brokers and citizens generally that forward Merehan
disc Specie Bank Notes, Jewey and Valuables to all
points accessible by Railroads Steamboats, in the Uni
ted States, Canada or Europe.
Remttences to Europe, Drafts on the Royal Bank Of
Ireland London, Paris Germany and Switzerland in sums
to suit. payable at sight.
Passages by Steamer, or the old Black Star Line of
Packet Ships, can be had at this office.
We will take special pains to forward all articles en-
trusted to with the greatest possible dispatch
and ensure prompt delivery as We send THROUGH MES
SENGERS daily by the New u s. Mail Line of Fast Stea
to Richmond and Baltimore, connecting there for
the Eastern, Western and Northern States.
Orders to call for Freight Packages left at the Office
No. Roanoke Square, will be promptly attended to.
Express for Baltimore and the North closes at 130
Express for Richmond, &C, closes at P. NJ.
s. Z I'D THOMPSON, LIVINGSTON co,
Propristors.
FIR. Hill, Agt, No. Q Roanoke Square.
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