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Professor Ot GoYelmenGu science ana Law,
THE FIFTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION
Of this Institution
Begins on the Oath Of Sept. Next,

TEVHE first session after the war. 1913 students
A werereceived. DormitorieS will berepaired,
so as TO accommodate greater number il
necessary.
The Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus
brace all the modern Improvements, and in
quality are not supposed to be eXcelled on the
continent.
The magnificent collection of Shells and Min
erals eXcites the admiration of visitors and per-
hapS has no equal in the South or West.
All the facilities for acquiring thorough
education are offered in this Institution. 1t is
and intelligent community. and is accessible by
railroad.
Actual expenses are supposed to be cheaper
than at similar Institutions.
T L r M S
Tuition for the Annual Session, so
Board at the Stewards Hall, per month IS
- in private families . from $40 to -
If servants are furnished, a fee of 10
No charge for the Use Of rooms, but students
will provide their own furniture.
Text books can be procured in Oxford.
The chairs of Chemistry and Law will be
flied permanently early next fall Applica-
tions are invited, well supported by testimo-
malls.
The Preparatory Department will be con-
tuued for the present, but young men will re-
cciye instruction only in Mathematics, Latin
and Greek, preparatory to entering the Fresh
man Glass. The standard of admission into
any of the classes, is not lowered, however.
The Trustees feel justified in recommending
this Institution to parents and guardianship
ripe in scholarship and of integrity of charac-
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UNEyERsETY OF 1sIssEssIPPI.

FACULTY OF ARTS:
JOHN n. yVADDEEE, ID. 81,
Chancellor and Professor Of Political
Economy and Moral Science.
CLAUDEJS w. SEARS, MA,
Professor Of Mathematics.
8. :. WHEAT, Va. a,
Professor of Greek and
Ancient Literature.
ALEXANDER: >. QEAECEEE, Vi. A.,
Professor of Latin and Modern Languages
STANFORD g. 3ERNEK, Nd. ID,
Professor of English Literature.
FRANCEs =. sEH0EP, VI. a..
Professor OF Physics. Astronomy
and Civil Engineering.
EUGENE w. EsELGARD. Ph. ID,
Acting Professor Of Chemistry
Geology and Mineralogy.
L.. q. &, LAMAR, IN. A.,
Professor of Ethics and Metaphysics.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-17

Financial Items.

The New Tgfh Hggaeyatsf, of The itis say
the liabilities Ut Watts, Crane . co.. ase
rep Ftea al near ~ .010.DD6.
There Is a money panic ia New Orleans.
Ola The isth iHst The United states sub.
Treasury was closed by the Controller ~
fhe currency, the First National Hsnk
was also closed ny the same authority, aHd
pias q ~ lhs hands 81 an examiner, aud
slt payments suspended Heavy dsfsiea-
tialis ara announced ia both, ana gttg
&atienai hank was reported 10 have sHs7
pended the same evening. bot farther pds
Vices report that ~ las been abia 10 h9id
7uL against tns run made upon 10, The
President af this bank is q, w, Cochran.
iafe az Aurora, 10 this state, aad 10 T. aHu
dsfsto9d tiist The hassFs, a9n, NJ the same
place, were largely Interested la ~. IL is
thoagilL las failure ~ watts, Crane a "a,
aud connecting ilaHss4, had something 10
d9 with these siabaffassTasnts,
II ", cishiti, The largest day goods Job
hes 10 lha world, whose annual sales are
hsHla eel millions Of dollars, Ia his iez
cent ietaFg Ia the lHtelnai Teysnne anieafs
stats bis ptenfs faf iha6 at sfb,
United states Treasurer Spinner Las Ia
possession bands valued al tsib, 6ii, 40. as
securities for eireuiatioa ~ notes az ua=s
tisnal la nhs. aud bansis ssiusd al sls, sUa,
$40, as securities fai deposits OF public
nioaegs 10 banks designated as public na-
pasitotiss, Total securities held, sa79hii,=
100,
1le fseeipts from ialafaal fevanas on
Saturday were sill las Tal since eaAa-
ias,,aess of The fiscal year, $40 ,T52. Al
81,
fiie Treasurer holds zoe 900 400 Ia gold,
ihstssiisoo al which is represented by gold
certificates - Il
Tfi.e s"smigaaaaai iatsnsst on the rives
twenty isapds mostly paid out Ia New
f1fis n fiiiagslphial, will Fs1uirs about
Va "a 900 ia eaiBs Oa Lhs 18th of Jnasfhe
Interest oi Tie second Series at SEVEN
ifpiftg bonds become due, which is payabis
~ currency, IN tlie it al Iniy the Interest
fpasshts 10 soig) 81 the Loans af 1853, 1850.
le1i ana 1885 Oregon war debt aud Dnns
t~iYe=iweBtias of 1871 beeoHae
due, aaa aissat sis, 6ao,0oo " iii be required
10 pay the same,
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Chicago Market.

NY Telegraph CHICAGO, May 10,
f1aua-ouiet at els aosii n Tor spring
oktfaA,
WHRAr-iaastiys aud nominal,
t~anR-hkeitsd htNatae hisheri No, I, Dao
RHt or, and Ne, !, pHtaespse closing steady
hu, =,
Active aud arms aaBhe hisisef
sales Of Mo, Z at ua0gTue aud closed auiet at
tB.a0,
Hfh=Fism mare aettvel i9ea higher
81 Anasi ~ iaf Ma. /, and VI lIBt Al fof No. =,
hAHihf@bnll at iAa for No, =.
fKov fsiass-buii aud nominai,
hHhf GATH h-MasierateiY active Ahga1o
iowefi ~ uotsa IN nos coed 60 choice ship
ping,
Haaa=ModefateiV aetiVel laSzasa LEVERS
pn ieAs e1d ~ faf fair ta Dhaiee,
~snEEf-Aetiye "a nrm at F7 sa7a a.
ngesiffa tai barrels al aourt 4 Ona
husheis of wtieatl sa,tNn Bushels OF CORN
alan bushels OF aafs 400 hogs, 4.
fhhnrMENis-tH,uVu barrels at heufl ia.onD
bushels OF wheatI iff 900 bushels ~ aolni
b. iuo bushels OF eats.
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kew York Market.

ny Tsieefsps,i hsw r9tsR, May 10,
l9TfaF -tirta, ana decidedly less active,
sales ~ ! 800 bales ~ aiiaditae up aHds a
raoG q neseints 1898 barrels, market
dati. aad iDau0s iewsFI s,9D barrels ~
Enpsfnne SLafe afid w ssiaFit SOIL al eli 81
qgia 10 q ~ Western sI9 i1@l 4 eheiee a
H9ag ubls at sis T0egtf o. trade brand at
NJ ~ ss9l y ~; =, 4 g9 81 ai3se 9 det.( aaiitatals.
~. barrels al 81 gDg5 No.
WHish szLHsliasEeds
WHtAf-AotnsnaI aud 3a8a ieWefI 900
bushels Df Ma, z Milwaukee, Al " ~,
bAhLEs Huii,
hgeftna sales %, 9D9 basheisi 81 70a
! ~ t9i Western VI ~ for Canada bond,
aea y - Tree,
peAA Receipts 2,see besi,sIsj market
l87 1910 bushels u 4@I h ior I'D niissd
Western ia stare 81 95gi ~ 40, aaoaIJ vi n
al " fgs new missed Western 81 fef
Ws1alffs ant II b "a WI sheW hd asf Whils
"a - =hsasipts, l,f4s basileis SALES OF
a4 w '%..sltsis al ~ sfSssse faf western, ana
naes sifsa sales at t'9aiasEe fof Caro-
iinsi
kua4s-firin sales al go bhds csba al
IotAssss ssis= Off hba Masssyade
ftars Quiet sales at g1tgoOe,
fhfheikta>lnie saieS at ige far crude
Fsiss firmeri sales 28fa.70 bbla al szi Is
a4Xt ~ faf pew i6ess, closing at E3i Is sas.ft
~ 81 ~ e,f mess $40 s,esisa sss %efiae
naess at 81 apazs ~, 40 settlers option, Ia
nst r.. fleesI sales % 40 bbis At about
Hass ~ 4 sssA "a siet salss Of les bbis al $40
Enthusiastically sales Of aao boxes az
iil.a faB short rf6sed iiIse fef long ribbsdJ
iza 900 snort eiaaf aad ibsse fes nnInbers
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.saf IheahaHaist, illh iast,l
rms weather has continued ania sorabie
nm aatiFa trade aisd Ilr HnaIifeL a0ntinase
is.Hsitld aiid dfpfesssd, Ia the aDltan goods
,,,a,ha,s thai ianiatif. prices have ,ais.iad
Ell al tie pereinptofY aaaiian sale not ,.sl
~ ntif last review The failure at a iaadr
lag tuitait haiises Too. has aauaea distpusi
~ TIE HanliEaaiiae af pfiees of thai sIapis,
itui as yet ihis has aahsal aa deaiina az
,aastient here, However, lis fature efIeat
eii the iiksspaal market has hssn aDtiais
sFer, fnr the dhaiiae Ia aatiasi fabiIas, 10
TIE general ~staalatiati Ia trade, ana its
general. lsslin aat Ia accumulate goods.
tuindpnep IA the future seems 70 be uI-
terry lost, aiid hence tbe desife To pfess
aattan goods 10 sale, hat ~ waaia appear
paint ns4aaa which it waaid net be safe
10 PASS ana. consequently. the hesi Ininh
soiiie manufacturers eau da Is 10 fnpf0ys
iHs quality Of th6ir aaade.
There Is ns nssinas@ asas.e asss hers
worthy 81 note, IA town on eoui tffI b
fled over 90 another year, THIS viii In
yaiVe very heavy Losses tslt IL Is "a %aireunir
sta nee that could not bs ioresasn oF aVaid
ed, ana consequently must loo ae4niasea
la4 There may be exceptions Ia ttis senaFz
al fuls, bat tiasy aie few and safY iar hes
haA i,sen Very aoads out at sight, there Ia
aalhing Ia The waaiea Trade to mar tie
anIufai quiet. Tie staAAatlnn ana the de-
pfessieii ~ ttie market This SEASON, tH-
deed, about the hasL fepafi we could eiVs
Of fosten goods now, Is 10 say nothing al
all because then We Wauia nat eamfnit
etit sci ves, u the distant trade aud MANI
there was no movement 10 note, Aud
there is none,
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Cincinnati Market.

ny Telegraph h~lsdihsAfs. May 10,
hLouh ARp WHhAf paii, bal prices sa-
cha aged, ami at much demand famtiy
ahd fancy Ions 80 si1 60sla o.,
tohA tifin aaa inafe aatiReg Mo. 1 al
yfg 40 bnlh NJ "a IN SACKS. new Inspection.
HfhAAh hAhLHss4u aeiiitIiged, g
HhfsHs Lie liz baud,
FnnviHtnhs- u~nahange1i q moderate dez
maud nBr Bacon al 90 re for shoulders
ana oleaf sidesI htess Fork al Ra 5Ol Hulk
meals ssioal tstd - ias.e
tofFah Held aE AIgeH8 fof middiins.
atd hfins nut tha defnafiu rs light,
uotn-ufassd al ihhA buying, and ih7A
selling.
Hsss4s - ah-FstasaS.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-17
Ii0st0n Fish Market.

The market 10 very nifa fuH easinsh, with
ait retailing, Faies to a fair extent al 600
6 u per q,lintai fae medium ana large, la
nluains all kinds, anal aodhsh are
scarce. and have been sold at Va 10fsi ~
pef aulntair New Haadaek are beginning
To arrive, aud some small sales la va
been made al vi pes aaintai, pack Ell
and Pollock al ~ b0sli 90 per qnintai.
laase, IL Maahsrai. very little change,
ri,s 'ns.he. ls nfm With a iais demand
az "a mF Mo, II aid o0@ia 30 far No. Al
30 h0ail % for No, i. New Maeksfai will
DO arriving la a Few wsaks,-shatptig Lsst.
iith,
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New orleans Market.


Nav 50, May IA.
. fan-tse higher sales z, 100 bales, ftes
aaipts ei7 tales eApofts 1000 bales. Low
middiinas abds1ue.
HuaAR-Anminai aud unchanged,
Observation-Disclosures aud unchanged,
FLnua-bniii sapernne #Ia 90,
Eohh-neeiined heJ sales of miAed al
81 mol ~ white u 40,
OATs-steaas al Die,
LAnn-Duii al iadgiAtae,
n Quiet aud nrnl al "a aaasai 81,
demand with an upward
tendency sales of shoulders at 0tsei Ribbed
sides at Iae eiaaf sides at lH.4e,
1otFnEz fair Co prime as4gsde,
Autb-nns4e premium.
hTHHEiAa- inGbOa ereiniata,
EApnAnah-New York light exchange.
par To ts6ys4o premium,
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CIrUArEn ONE mILn rnom nnn
ALINE ~CHALYBEATM
~ -

-
rhs tIgpfistegs hay " qlted tl,ese psess1lnn
comfort ana accom- iu9dntiVfE ~ tHlstAnamf
iHnd BOA hDEifs, at d cost of Twenty l8aHass-
Ehtd Dollars. The H0nnaa are inre&g sAaa
fhs DfNTNd Room s fasniaissS a. ta.n~
latest tiphein style, and will Dos SUI asnAsB
viii svsfythinE t0pfompt Che nppett@Mmss
satisfy tbs syhnth ~ gnesiA,
Ihs BATH MpDMh are large ana lnusv
FURNISHED, WITH Tub hpd kli9wer. az f@s
latest philadelphia style, The Hh0AGa4As
Of Mineral Water nowH constantly 14a
behutlfHl circle, enclosed by a fancy beaaNasv
The ANGINA HALL ana hEcn fnfm
lpDDMn htlhph1d nfe unsurpassed W assrN.
4 splendid band Of Music IA, sngaeaa 6@r
The p0wLiho aAkoQaa are % aoa
TIE tAA!p.Igg. gosEHgIiokEHx snuar
pgtnfLhMEhh' hALoOhh win Do 4fssh.
with the nneat OF Wines, Ltmsra, ansa4rs
Ewnaez ana other species ~ anntssaass~ssa
~ hnuliahlgs' for The wapls'of fAsnsfnsN
The dfonnf embraces 10 acres, s.~s-..sa
WITH FORTY NnIiatias Of Forest rfaaa, aAnMg- 3
Fishing can be bad wilhip nvrvrag naNEaus :
walk from the springs. Within onB hasaea
f1de, by. rail, you have the best iseast ~ sx.~4
mmassdlais eo~nasatio,i VIII lips ne o III 4 @s =.
and itatl toshny part 81 the United t3GaEsn.
and within nvs ininutasf drive of tga i've.
~ Evansyille, containing "a popuiatilnasdf
The EfilNds are now open fsf sasssrKs.
sfH nad Visitors, and VIII not close a11L13
the lat ~ November, FAMILIES adj MagNFnnn
wishing a iturhf Home for tile aeaaog4 sssEas
not h"' one :" 4qfPfr &tJfhifkVhfsm
mayia PropaisssnN
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nc. Louis Markets.

lily Telegraph, "a, L0uis, May II,
TahAaou-hirm. active and uheh an
teffae aAlgsae iaf good ordinary aud
low middiins,
FiouR- Quiet and daii, only retail do
mandi prices unchanged.
WnhAf-huyefs stood IN aud business
sfnai prime fall, vi GOOD Adi atoiae. 81 40
@i o.
GahhEAaVanaed 20 quoting, "a u5dBi n.
OARS fifiaoi al hheytu6,
n~AhLHs-buii fuf good spring,
Hfs-Laweri at 81 As,
fnhh -Fifmsrl sales at 81 huayaa d.,
hACnH=Aetives clear sides, leA4Nlalzsl
shoulders, Hs4myO8.
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1Enr0pean Markets.

lily Cable Lasnos. May ID
haRAnsfuFHs-steadyl Western naked
corn AS,
suaAn-unshanaed,
oAfs=unehanged,
LIVERPOOL, May iu-Naon,
haEAnsfuBFs-Qaie. and unchanged,
Corn steady, at AS,
faavfsiass- Il unchanged
PHonuaH-Quiet and stesdy. oammoa
fesnt, tsdd, fetraisam, rennsd. islid. Clio
yer seed, ais. !railew aa AigherI Ameri-
can, ilisad,
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nm gDisf Hiesf INNS sfs Eegeaat fqse,
Jl4s additional aFliyais ana departures
yesterday eYeBlnE nefe tias AafttiHa star,
louisville aad %feiaTs} aaieDstsp, ~
tatf0l ollie sullivan. eahnsisBa ~ Eyanss
Filisi Emma FIeyd, Nashville ~ cinaias
aattf VIM White. Green River aaa tsa
tnrni Ella fabef, u Aash vile sns.vT ls.
Morning star had a good trip. We regret
"a isatfn mat her excellent egHtmapdsF,
Capt. if9iiefefl. was required 70 step OF Oh
aseeant ~ the sefiaiis Illness Of his brother.
Jahp Oaefbaskef was in command >,
1ile Emma fioyd had a speadid trir, IN
%siuaing Two hundred aud twenty-five hnds.
tobaeAa. Among iisf passengers va had
the aaspaakabie pleasure of mseting ON
iaadafa jiai Wise. fsapeTintsnaeat of the
Iihs, aais OF tiss largest hearted, wii9iez
ssuisd gentlemen we ever met. lie nrofn-
isas our aity o 4sThonr Wait % o ..,.,,,.fhs
4tiakstAp bad "a fair Tip, considering ths
character ~ the weather ,,,,sr,fhe ollie
Sullivan hs~f about ~ i4ogslaada tsbaeao
considerable niseailans9aa freight
fofa 20 ngsilGa ana elsewhere, t.hs
leaves AZ niHe o'eleeh to-day ,nsss,u,,,
The VIVA, While came ia last night fall
of t9baeesl discharged, aud returned for
another load uuaa,1ha Ella Fatter had
fatilef a slim trip out yesterday ss,s.sTb 9
Fstfotfh isases eaftE to-day for the Wa
bash ss,,ss,,A dsnss fog settled down 90 the
river isst night, ~suspehding navigation
s,,fv.,I'ils Louisville and Cora y. due here
yesterday aftsnaeoa, had not arrived al
midnight, They will 10Th lac here to-day,
Ths Louisyiiis xiii saaeiye "a large amount
OF fraigiit hefe, AHA IL sne OF the nnest
passenger boats afioat, ana bef
Officers are among lhe most pleasant gem
nsiiseta Ia ibe business a,~.s1ba Liberty
No, = hes bsen detained. a1d Will moi be
here I'll sunday rsaa,, From MI, John Hens
soh. the courteous ana attentive messenger |
Of ths Merchants union Express. wa learn
thst tiis Aavanee Mo, 2. Capt, Lancaster, Ga |
faate 10 Tarfe tianls, with IA full cargo al
cora for tifaedais a Crawford, straeh a
snag a few miles beiov Isrre Hanie, |
Ola Wednesday, aud SUMS nye feet abovs
her f~asindseE,
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New YORK. Dry foods Market.
by Telegraph Nav YonR, Aiss

~ ItIoAfuVHI NhW fUHhs May To
DhF a6afs Market continues iansnid
and very hnubii depressed for most Kinds
Of cation and wff0ien goods, f~rInls-aniy
modaia ate sales al fsdaeed prices. spfaaee,
lbtaal American, lhaJ Amosk Gag, iaoI
iti6h = and diaueIesteF. ihei Arnold
ana Fleming, 10, and WaHasutta, iliAu,
Uther stYies show 40 alteration ia price.
their necessities. ~
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FOR RENT.

rUn nEST-A stsre-Fa0fn on Main
N Street, bel sesa Fourth as rinh, 10
good condition Apply 40 H. :, nlefei's
si1e Store ADaklF ~
Is0n nEsT-BW EtLfAG-iiDFsE a
hflfk dwelling House, GA DivlsiDn
Ettset, aear SiRth. sl4 iafea fae,sals aid a
SUMMER Kitchen win ne Ieatea al a low
feaI ~ q tenant who viii take ~ al Tense
hAd give steifIIY,
Hi0HAhD RALEIGH, Guardian,
maFitdlw
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new Yorl. stock Market.

tiS Telegraph Nav faHH, May 10.
aoL lhdF seiAT,
sfooEs-HaIier state ftonds steetyf Miss
saafi, p4fs4e new iennessea, o. 9fd dltlo.
~eR-eaupans. di.s8l Nafth Iafaiiaa, DE
Missaufis advanced 90 0FnDyt4 closed
anDut Yasteria US rate,
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This Company Ii constructing, uads the
hhhMEAT, the Western end 81 lbe +.
Great National Railway across the
80 .lI Continent. -lHl-Il ~ h.

IMMINENT, the WAAtsfn End OF lbe
Great National Railway across the
a8u Continent. slG5 ~ FL
Their line will extend rom sasraiaento
laiii9rhia. across ths. Sierra Nevadas, 70
the California State line, Ifayerains fhe
riches, a''a sost gep,.io.as section y cail.g,.
regions ~ ne 1srfffoftss. ~ the Vicinity ~
1aiL Lake CITY,
II fornls the sole Vssfeyt iiak OF the only
route 10 the Faeina, which II adopted by
congress aud aided by me Issue 9, United
Their road Is already aompleted, equip
ped, and running for ~ miles from Haeras
insnta 10 within ~ miles OF the summit OF
sha hiettasi and 4 large amennt OF The
ms Mi MDtiOa6s Bon1ds of this Com
pany AFFORD unusual Inducements Of safe.
w and Front 90 Investors, for the follow
Ing ainong OTHER reasons. Viz.f
First, The rate OF interest is ST. per Csnf
10 Eetd. payable sein~isannnaiiy Ia the
Glty OF New York,
Second. The iTfoetpat IL payable Ia Gold
AT maturity,
Third, Tile cost of the IiondH, noe
per Ont ana accrued Interest, II Tan
per oeat, lees thah that of the cheapest
his psI esnt oaldFbsarins Bonds ofthe
Fourth, The Uaaed af~fes Government
b. b,siid fle snRrs ,aa,d, aud looks u,aanEg
20 "a small percentage On the Jtifare ftttDfe
~, ~fepagnssnt,
" ~ AA6 - ~ f'tNA ~ - ~
aeaompanI ed with hfteastpe 9rann N
Pablo Lands, by which the Govern
menl fosters thih great national enter
IL financial stability ~ altogether indie
pendent ~. Uhs contingencies tphseh attend
ordinary Railroad enterprises,
sixth. 1Ils security OF It's bf,st Mortgage
Honda Ia therefore a0lpfs. ana their
character for Asfsty, and feliabiliy is
equalnd only by that 0f the obligations
off the E9pefiipte,it ffssU,
Seventh, The net earnings OF the COM
piet6d portion are already largely 90 90
cess of Inc interest ohttOsffoas fOhteh The
and are steadiiy Increasing, rendering
tbs uninterrupted payment ~ The fatefest
absolutely certain
Eighth, Al tie present rate OF uoid they
pay nearly So per Cent per annum on
The amount Invested.
The nonda are issued Ia denominations
of $1,000, with HeIntrannual Gold coupons
attached, payable in New York, aud are
offered for tile present Mt yb per cent, aud
accrued interest On currency from Janu-
AIRY LIST,
Orders may be forwarded 20 us direct, or |
through the principal banks ana banker
la all parts oI the country,
fteniIttaneea may he made la drafts ON |
New York, OF In Legal Tender Notes, Ma
tionni Hank Notes, 81 either funds current |
In this city, aud the Honds will be fuf |
cd 60 any address by express, free az charge, |
Inquiries fof further particulars, 10y mail
OF otherwise, viii reoeiye punetuai attsn-
ton. |
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sss !

"AktIS Eaas an ANY 4uAs.
Wv uE4i large "a small, al The United
states tfDiisa, 80, III Main Street hsifs6eH
Seventh asa Eighth, fal which lie nigh
sst market price viii bsspaid ~ assiha
mnHd 8Hl II, hAAGEft,
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FISK a. HATCH.
nanhefs. and Dealers In Government seeu-
rifles,
No. b Nassau Street, New York.


N.n,=Aii kinds of Government seeuri-
ties received at the full market price Ia eA'
change for the above bonds. Also,
Bay Al descriptions Of Government
Seenrffiaa kept constantly on baud, and
Boa0hf, Sold, or Esehan0ed
as- aoid Coin and US, Coupons boaght.
aoid, aud collected.
nsss- Deposits reeeiped on liberal terms
satject 10 check al si0ht.
sss- Collections made throughout the
country,
saar Miscellaneous Stocks and Itondu
bought and sold at the STOCK E2ehans'
on commission for eahh'
Bns- Special Attention 0tpea 10 The
Exchange Of SEvEN-TmnTY NoTEs
Of all the Series for me Neip FIVE
twenty BoNps IF 1865, on ne most
favorable terms.
mohif dtm-eL a
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BOARDING.

n0An1fNas n0ssEs.- The undsf-
- slkilrl t4as aHI q boarding House
~ IhHd stfaei hstwseB sseafaGre and
VINE, opposite Philip DeeksTs store, where
q number of day aaa weekly boaTIeFs aat
he aa~a9Inaadafed with b9afd,
tBayi3 Mis-, -. GARTER,
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Cedar Posts.

Cedar Posts.
rYyE HAVE ron SALE A FINE
w lot of Il Posts. twenty-four feet
long, suitable Tor telegraph poles or fene-
ing r2sta. They VIII not rot heape they
are the cheapest.
apsD dim HORN BROOK a 90.
Union eopy and present BILL
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Toe go - ; EasAtsfHfAfh vals'

Hnnse and i,nt an sevsalai ktFest, be-
tween Wainu aul Chestnut, Nine TdaIns
IA ilousa, 4 SNAIL house viii he taken Ia
part psE 4af4. Es.F
House and iva t.nts ia siassh's faniarser
isisilt, near tiis railroad Five faains ia
ti9use, faf sale VsiY law.
Lot 1865, Donation Enlargement, being "a
feel isant ga Market Street, usaF f4adast,
Lot Aai, naaatlaa Eiha rpesAsnt, being rs
feet mont pa fltih street ny iha feet an
walnut street, Either at these tNe Inls
VIII he saia 90 q great bargain, sas tFaz
tiiitis az Hisir value as appraised by tha
OTIS taunDii, as Wa wish Ia build, WIN
trade either 90 part al them faf briak and
%iutabeFi NiDk Ely Bios,
naFtf aIw A N MaIn ftlaal. &
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WANTED.

yNyAkIFU hHilk no $40 baFd iHies
w ny tie les OF July ny tae tFaGspiile
Once efef Jhbf JLthA hDI.Eh,.
aHfD AFT FFesI ~, q. L. 30,