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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-10
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A MRRIcANs VISITING EUROPE ARE INFORMED
spd conslne9tsi Eswsy and Steam N.yeuSn orids..
Hand Books Msps yOeabaerss and other republics fof
travellers in Great Britap and the continent Of Europe
Britain .pd hs Continent Asen. for The sale Hsrpers
Courier 1ass Portmsntssus Cash Bsts Door 1sseners
Luggage Labels &C. Experienced Courers may Be engaged
and ey1y Information given 10 american avellers ap
plicatoh % W. J. ADAMS. Bradshaw's Guide Once, b
Fleet street. London, E. G. TT m. N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-10

OUTSIDE STEAMSHIP LINE FOR BosToN.-rHE MH
steamers~City Of Bath Ceres, Jersey Blue d, b. Hale
Myandoe Salvcr daily for Boston, from Pier East river
WHITNEY HAfkEwxY, "a South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-10

DOR LyERP00L.-THE MAGNIFICENT SHIP ALBx
Il AMBER MARSHALL will sail August 10; known \
s sD IN: oS e as Of q e is. R E L g =
IFS South etreet MN - n ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12

expectations aud suit the policy of the lib
eral and selCsacriacing men who manage the
affairs Of England. They would crush still
moro the South, If they could, because 1t
would be so much subtraeted from the
strength Of the entire country-a fact not to
be overlooked by British statesmen, when
sn.h questions are pending between the two
countries as the Alabama indemnities, and
numerous others.
II there were reason TO suppose that Mr..
Mill was prompted, in what he writes, by
the motive he assigns, it would be enough to
say, in reply, there is an aristocracy" in
England much stronger, much older, and
much less attached to Republican institu-
lions than the aristocracy of which he speaks
in the Southern States-and so long as that
aristoeracy exist, there, in full bloom, it
scarcely becomes an Englishman to be going
so far away from home, to volunteer his adj
vice. We have had something too much OF
this from that quarter, heretofore, and We
should be glad to be relieved frcm it in iu-
ture. Before Mr.. John Stuart Mil insists
upon it thar we shall give political rights to
negroes, let him enquire why full political
% equality" is not given to the DISTINGUISHED
millions Of white men in his own country.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12
THE CITY.

MAYoR's CouRr---MAYoa MAYO PRRsIDISG--- IRE
TO- 1855 Several cases were partially heard before
The Mayor This morning, but the absence OF witnesses
neceSsitaed the continuance OF all OF them
Henry Carter, % bright mulatto man, with something
quick ia his eye was charged with the then Of horse
The horse was stolen from tho corner Of Broad and
Third Streets and sold TO Col. Macarthur, sth Maine
Volunteers, for fifteen dol lars.
The horse was recovered aud returned to the owner,
but the money was not; 49,,
was sent TO the Mayor BY Captain smith, First District
Provost Marshal Witnesses being absent The case was
continued until Monday, and the parties bailed In the
sum Of $500 each.
Simon Ford and Daniel Ford, eolored, were charged
with keeping house Of i'll fame 18th street, near
Lumpkns old JAIL where parties, male aud female, did
resort for purposes OF prostitution aud lewdness.
The accused were called Justify aud loudly in court
aud out Of It, but neither appeared, both being out on
The case was subsequently heard, and the accused
discharged.
James Backus, good looking mulatto youth, was In
the box, charged with attempting to kidnAp an alss
good -looking muatt0 girl from the employ OF Mr..
Gray Of Amelia county with the intention OF bringing
poses. Mr.. Gray didn appear. SO the Mayor called
np the olive youth, and after administering 10 him
lecture, said no would discharge him, II he would
promise 10 60 home and behave himself. This the
olive youth promised 10 do, aud he was discharged.
Daniel Ford, eolored, was charged with stealing a
horse from Dr. Sheppard, Of Henrico county and sell
Ing the animal in the Saturday horse market here.
Tho ANIMAL was purchased Tor picayune sum, by a
man, W. II. L0ufy, aud sold again 10 young ma n
named selden, who appeared IN Court, aud owned up
10 the transaction, absolying himself
The negro was discharged.
Tha (,nuff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12
AnusemenfS.

The NEW THRATRE.---This place Of amusement has
attracted "Sta in the person of Miss Fisher, lately
arrived from one OF the Northern theatres. She will
appear In OF her daring eats TO be found
in the AIaEeppa play. lie Ravel Is roengaged and
say this much with great pleasure assured that the
public will bear out In our assertion that no such
attraction has ever existed nj the New Theatre: We
are glad that the manager Mr. Ogden, has secured such
Stars and hope they will continue TO shine Tor an
indefinite period.
The bill ut the Theatre this evening will be such as
has not been enjoyed for several months.
THE GArgrIEs THEATRE.---This theatre continues
its attractions, Notwithstanding tho attractions else
where.
There has been slight breaking up in the company
arrangement here. w. A. Wray has LEFT with his
family and has gone TO Philadelphia. Ponsy Smith,
the good comic negro and songster has ceased his
warbling here, and has gone TO the New Canterbury
Misses Delphine and Lille Dale have also gomez
gone with the tears Of regret OF the old patrons OF the
GAieties. Master MOrrissey has gone. Who won't 10
nexti
However, we have the pleasure Of announcing
that company has come TO the uaetles, Que mat
will remain for some nights and afford us an exhibit
tion OF all that Is new, strange or rare
THE NEW CASTgRBuRRY. Several performers, here
s00Te performing elsewhere, bare united iassE aIas
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12
EreTsh Advice.

Northern Journals Of the radical type are
publishiDg, with warm Communications, 4 let
Ter Of Mr.. John Stuart Mil, an Englishman,
who has attained some prominence as q
writer on political and economical subjects.
Tie following passage is the most marked:
One thing hope viii be considered
absolutely necessary; 10 break altogether
the pover OF tie slJveholding caste. Unless
tbis is done, Tie abolition Of slavery viii be
merely nominal. If an ayis,ocracy Of ex-
shareholders remain masters Of the state
legislatures, they viii Ce able ehectually to
pulEly a great part Of tie result which has
been so dearly bought by the blood of the
fee states. They and their dependents
must be tueclually outnumbcrcd OF the
nollirr places; which can only be effected
lvthc concession Of full equality Of political
yigbts 10 negroes and by large immigration
OF settlers from the North both Of them be-
ing male Independent by the ownership OF
land.
2 Mr.. John Stuart Mil, being an English
man. is of course altogether unselish in
desiring to see the power Of the slayeholding
caste altogether broken. The same unset
fishness would make him rejoice in seeing
the power Of every other caste in this
country, North and South, altogether broken.
The war has not gone quite as far in that di-
rection as his generous British soul had
boped. Something too much Of maritime,
manufacturing and martial power yet remains
on this continent, after war that it was
hoped would utterly prostrate and exhaust
al its energies and resowees-to answer the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12
RICHMOND. Va. June 9Th, 1866.

To the Presidents, Cashiers or the Officers in
charge Of the assets of the different Banks
and Branches of Tie State OF Virginia
THE undersigned have been appointed Com.
J. missioners by the Governor Of the state 10
receive ftom you a full and general statement Of
the condition of the Banks under your control.
A copy Of the authority setting .orth the nfoi-
nation sought and under which We act, is here.
with appe -ded. IL 10 suggested by the Comma.
sioners that the reports made by you shall be
sworn to. In fixing the value of the real estate
It'll not expected tn At you can do more than turn
ish tue LAST assessed value in specie.
IL is desirable that the reports should be re-
pared as early as practicable, not later than the
All Of July next. The reports may be sent by
mail or express, and If neither mail or express
can he reached then by private hands or
special ne aenger, tie expense to bs charged to
this Commission.
As soon a. the reports are oil in the Commits.
slou will designate an cary day for the exchange
Of the notes vi the different banks.
S Ssszg S Si t kssT Commissioners.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12

TVS sRIRIT OF ESrFRPRIsB is the true and euerglzng
vitality 81 trade. We commend the pushing ploddef,
aud the old f0gy may cry "nO humbug aud no blow
ing' from HIS obseuriiy, hat the asn who let's the
world know he Il alive aud " blows" old superan-
nuaed ogysm calls wise nd judiclous adveTtising Is
the true business man who will thrive and "blow on
when his competitors dumb oysters. Penny wise
and pound foolish Is good adage and think Messrs.
Long CO., who believe In the press aud Advertising
and ~ the Offering OF great bargains at their store, No
they will 1ud large and well assorted stock at lowest
possible prices.
STEAMERS. direct the particular attention Of the
public, aud particularly the Shipping community, TO
The new advertis. aeSss OF Messrs. Haskns Bridg-
ford, TO be found in smother column. They are the
agents OF the United States Mail Line OF Steamer now
running iron this port TO New York.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS call the attention Of
farmers TO the advertisement OF Messrs. Fabian RYAN
II Farrell, which appears In another column. The
attractions set forth there will result in good'to the
state, and the interests Of the old Commonwealth.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF C0NPTR0LLER OF THE CUHRgHcY,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CoNPrR0LLER OF THE CUERgsoY,}
WASHINGTON, May 18th, 1866.
WHEtBAs, by satisfactory evidence presented
10 the Undersigned, 1t has been made TO appear
that the National Exchange Bank OF Richmond
Va, In the City of Richmond, in the county Of
Henrico and Sta Of Virginia, has been duly or
ganized under and according 10 the iequ renents
Of the Act OF Cong ess entitled An Act to pro.
vide National Currency, secared by q pledge Of
United States bonds, and TO provide for the cir
culation and redemption thereof" approved June
3, 1864, and has complied with all tue prov sions
OF said Act required to be compiled with before
commencing the business Of Banking under said
Act:
Now, therefore, l. Freeman Clarke, Comptrol
Ter of the Currency, do hereby certify that the
National Exchange Bank Of ri .hmond, Va, In
the City of Richmond, in the county OF Henrico
and State Of Virginia, is authorized 10 commence
the business Of Banking under the act Aforesaid
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal of office, this 10 h day OF May, 1855.
IL. 81 FREEMAN CLARKE,
jel2-2m Comptroller Of the Curr -ncy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12

GOVERNOR PEIRPoIXT AND A NEGRoLABoR BROKER. -
ON Saturday representing himself a. agent OF
fra Ia Baltimore, called upon Governor Perpoiut and
stated that his object 10 obtain permission from his
kxceleney carry out Of the State Of Virginia several
hundred negroes TO DO used farm hands IN the state
o: Maryland That he offered TO them the induceneRt
OF sepen dollars a month n I'd ratiOns.
The Governor asked him " he not aware that the
regular price paid 70 negroes hired as held hands in
Marylan was ten dopdn laOnth and TatiOns
The Wan responded that no was aware Of u.
Tho Governor then asked him why he did not offer
them ten dollars month.
Finding himself thus foied in his designs, he
attempted TO preyarcate, hut the Governor soon cut
him snort In the following emphatic manner
'Iwaut you aud all parties employed on similar
business understand that will not permit specula
lions on the negros ignorance II the farmers Of Ma
ryland ANY other State wish 10 employ negroes from
Virginia, them themselves apply and pay them the
usual rate VI hire. Aud for you brokers' that mean
ly profit by the poor negTo's ignorahee, and employ
him 10 labor whole year f0T ssl aud take $40 your
wages Of iniquty give you TO understand that vir-
gnia Is place for yOu--and this ends our tntor-
VIEW
The broker disappeared 80 quickly that had he not
been known to be genuine flesh aud blood, would
have supposed him To have vanished in air.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12
OFFICIAL.
THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
HUru Mann lima Rfh LOG

THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND June 9th, 1856.
FINDER the provisions of section forty-tTe,
u cnaptef ffty-eight Of the Code of Vii mia
have appointed the following citizens OF The
Commonwealth a. Commissioners, namely :
CHARLES PALMER and HORACE l.. KENT,
OF Richmond, and LEWIS MCKENZIE. OF Alex.
audria, to whom all the officers or those having
in charge the assets of the different banks aud
branches OF the state, as well ss the independ
ant bahks organized under the laws OF Virginia,
shall report without delay the condition OF said
banks, SITTING forth the capital, circulation and
description OF the notes on hand, deposits,
specie Oh hand, and where deposi ed bills 70.
celvable, foreign and domestic bills Of exchange,
notes of other banks, and names thereof 81 cks
and bonds, and o description thereof, and where
deposited real estate, and value tbefeofi amount
due other b nks, and the names thereof, and, In
fact, general and full statement Of the afs irs
and condition OF the banks,
The Commissioners above named will fix an
esrly day-as .oon as the reports are received
for exchanging The notes on hand by The banks,
VITA Q view OF redu log the circulation Of the
State. To thiE end II Is expected that no sale Or
disposition OF the notes be made,
Prompt action on he part Of the banks and
Co nmissioners Is necessary, from the fact that
heavy tax Is imposed by the United s,ata on
all circulation outstanding, whether emp. Dyed
or not.
By the Governor
CgAGLgs Il. Irwis,
jsio-lw Secretary fthe CompionE ealth.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12
BY THE GOVERNOR
A PROCLAMATION,

SxTHEBBAS, by the suppression OF domestic
w yioltnce within the limits of this Common.
wealth. the re.establishment Of the scat OF gov.
eminent at Richmond is rendered safe and prop.
err; Therefore, !, FRANCIS n. PEIRpoIyT, Cover
nor of Virginia, do issue this my Proclamation
declaring the Seat of aoternhient of our said
Commonwealth re.,stablished at and restored TO
tie city of Richmond, in oorsaid Commonwea tn,
from and after this date.
(~>) Done at Alexandria this twenty third
IL. S. cay of May, in the year Of our Lord
wv 1866, and ia the 89th year Of the Com.
m1nwealth. FRANCIS II. PElRPOlNT.
BY the Governor
CHAs II. LEWIS,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12

CouRr OF CANCELLATION. Present. all The judges " The
Court --In the ltgated Of Routh and Nelson
Jacobs ct AL tho evidence was hoard on Saturday,
and the Counsel declining 10 argue, submitted 10
the Court for its decision to be rendered to-day yudg
possession with costs OF suit &c. In the case Of Tabs
adm'x, rs. Martin.
the absence OF material witnesses for det, was
liuued until to-day.
Weber rs. Lewcnbcrg, postponed until next Sat
urday.
Cannon Vs Abrams dismissed at the instance OF pln
aud all other the docket continued generally
until regularly reached.
Court adjourned until Monday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12

New RxcHASgE BASE,'..Au Association under the
title Of the National Exchange Bank has gone into
its oraeers are A. Vance Brown, President s, D,
Smith, Cashier. Directors, Isaac Davenport, W, D.
Jones William Beers, Oscar King, >, 4. Robinson, s.
X, Adams, X, D, smith, H. d. hshney and A, Vance
INC parties composing the oseots and Directors, arr
gentlemen Of character aud standing, aud VIC bczleab
fot tic Bank public Confidence aud generous SUPPORT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12
WAR DEPAnTNEST
Adjutant Generals Office,
WASHINGTON, June 81, 1865.
sERAL ORDERsl

No. luO.
REDUCTION OF VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY.
Department Commanders will at once reduce
their batteries of volunteer Light Artillery TO the
number absolutely required under existing cir
cumstances by the necessities OF the service in
their respect We departments.
The companies thus relieved will be sent to
Washington, Louisvi lie, or Cairo, as may be
most convenient for fin payment and muster
out.
All artillery hors's that may become surplus
under the operation Of this order, will be sold in
the department where they now are, and the guns
of the companies that are TO be discharged will
be retained, for the present. within the depart
ment.
The number of public animals retained in ser
vice, both for artillery and transportation pur-
poses will be reduced as far as possible through
out the country, and all surplus animals will be
sold. By command of
Lieut.. Gen'l GRANT,
Signed Z. ID. TOWNSEND,
Asst Adj Gen'L
NoTK.-Due notice will be given of sales Of
HOr es under the above order.
BY command of Maj. Genl ORD,
je le-3t Ed. W. Smith, Asst. Adjt Gen'l.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12

DfsaRAcEFrL EXHIBITION Ladies aud others visit
ing Hollywood Cemetery, on missions Of love and vc'
neraton are daily shocked by sights that do not bsonE
to a civilized community like Richmond. At almost
any hour Of the dsy scCtgs OF Hen aid BIys-many
thsm be bathing In the canal with
IN stones throw, and within full sight OF the prone
nades Of the cemetery Has not the Mayor or the Pro-
Marshal power 10 stop these model artist exhibit
lions.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12
GREAT FIRE AT NASHVILLE.

srROYED.
NASHVILLE, June lo.---This afternoon an extensive
building used FOR Quarcrma,tcr aud commisary stores,
a Taylors Depot was onehali Of IL destroyed by IRE.
10 il supposed the Games communicated by sparks
from locomotive The remaining hall Of the build
ing containing eommissary stores was saved. Two or
three employees are supposed to have Pcfisned Inc
destruction % Government properly oSleNeu u DC
in value between ctaht and Ten miiioHg n dosGol
Within the walls stored sufficient 70 supply an
arHv OF eighty thousand men two years. Vhe quantity
OF rope alone consumed was valued at upwards OF a
mi li0n dollars. "a, -,
1This l. a ridiculous eXaggeraiOn. Supplies Tor an
ARMY of eighty thousand men for two years would cost
hundreds u millions VI aQllers.-,-Ea Bat, AHef.!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12

ADVICE.-Those who have been doct ,ripg tor
weeks and months without obtsining relief.
should consult DR.. Fishblstt, whose Office Is 364
street. between Eleventh and Twelfth streets,
and be radically cured. twenty-five ye,rs ex.
perience ha. established Dr. Fishblatfs ieputs.
ton as o physci.n. Recent cases curei in
few days, Charges moderate. DR.. Fishblatt,
a0A Il street between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets, Washington, d. G. Persons at dis.
tance can be treated by mail, II required.
10 q I'm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12
pnEsrON KING ON PREsIDENT JOHNSON.

PRESTON KING on PRESIDENT JOHNSON.
The following letter from Preston King, In reply 10
an Invitation % attend the Cooper Institute meeting,
was received by the committee;
OdDENsBURG, June ;. 1855.
GrVrLrwrN---Your letter OF Nav 81, inviting me to
attend public meeting Of the Union citizens OF the
the evening OF June T. for the purpose OF giving cN-
PRECISION % their faith in the administration Of iresi-
dent Andrew johnson, Is received.
NV engagements viii deny me the pleasure Of being
onr eXpressons OF confidence Ia the President; but,
ntleueu your expressions Of confidence In him eau
Rot DO stronger than those entertain ia his goodness,
In. frpucss his ability, and his more than Roman pa
ifiotism and devotion 10 the Union, the Constitution
and fbe laws. Whatever of good you may think or say
@T him. time will confirm you In the opinion that he de-
serves &c.. .
thank Won for the invitation you have so kindly
given me 10 meet with Won, and regret that cannot be
present In y0ur meeting. Very respectfully,
PREsruN king.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12

OR OF PLACE Saturday morning driver Of
day, len his team standing on Main street, aud the
hOse bothered TO death and troubled exceedingly by
lilies walked into the store of Messrj. thinner X Bros
dragging the dray after him, smashing the show win
dow aud taking part OF the show with him. The ami
NAL aud dray was backed out with difficulty, aftei
much ejaculation ON the part OF The proprieiors.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12
MINERAL WATERS,

We are now ressiylns resi- Mineral ws,sr from tn.
sttsntIon; Our faeiiies fer Obtaining these Waters
arse. rom The sprisss, will enable Us at all times 10
'q OAK orsRafS Add, cstharins's Well ica)
sharon sulphuf, Blue Lick,
Congress- OF Saratoga, bedford,
Settler, kissihftn aud Eiehy, ~ =.
kl,o genuine. ylehy Powders, DR.. De JOnsh's Cod
Liver OH, proekedons Comp, Di; Cerb. pctssf Pills.
Blsiris 6out aud Rhsamaiie Pilis, =, -.
COLEMAN & ROGERS, PhaffnAceutists,
my2z..im 10 Baltimore g., Baltimore,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12

CITY GovERyNBSr APPOINTMENTS. THE City Audi
tor has appointed Henry X. EllysOn Collector of
Licenses and c. c. Johnson Assessor OF Lcenses.---
Their offices, for the present. are at the City Hall, dur
ing business hours at other hours at their residences
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12

GoIxG AWAY. ---Brigadier General NJ. R. Patrick,
late Provost Marshal General having resigned leaves
Richmond this morning on Loird the steamer City
Point of Messrs Haskins Brdgford's line. General
Patrick Is accompanied by his staff and family, and
goes direct TO New York.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12
OUTRAGEOUS ASSAULT AND ROBBERY. capt, Hitch

OurRAGEOUs ASSAULT AND KOBBkRY. ---Capt, Hitch
cock. of the cd Ohio regiment, while returning from
n, oity 10 ea,np on Friday night, was oyertaken by
three men, who demanded that he should stand and de-
ixcr his money or pay the penalty with his life. One
- he men was dressed in soldiers uniform, the
others In citizens clothes. Captain Richardson finding
himself outnumbored and oyerpowered, gave up all
liz Nancy he had---eeven dOliars---his watch hat,
and they then demanded even his shoes. Not content
with robbing him, the highwaymen Knocked the de.
feneaIess man down by cruel blow, then jumped
upon his head with the heels Of their boots innicng
wounds he will not recover from Tor some weeks
where iu the eastern suburbs OF the eligible injured
man not knowing exactly where, between the hours
Ing. ,,, ,tl ,uon ,,, ,,r,,, l. ,.,.. -,
state until daybreak Saturday morning.
when he summoned sufficient strength 10 rise and
drag himself bleeding aud bruised, ~ the store VI Mr..
Lose Thonats, In Rockets, where his severe
injuries were dressed. The brutal thieves and ruff
aus escaped the time being, but We hope justice is
upon their track.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12

A. Vance Brown.
VALENTINES BUILDING,
Corner 9Th and Broad streets.
Agent for the United States Seuen. thirty Loan.
n Wis Bank will receive deposits, ciscount local
l. and inland bills and notes, deal in all classes
Of Government securities, Foreign ard Domestic
Exchange, Gold end Southern State Coupon
Bonds and Bank Notes, on favorable terms make
collections on the principal cities of the United
States and Europe.
Will cheerfully furnish all information in re-
gard 70 Government loans.