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RIVER NEWS.
DEPARTED.

Jan. l0-NashyilIc ior Cairo.
River falling, with 80 inches on Harpetl
Shoals Weather cold.
There were no arrivals yesterday.
The Talisman, Capt. VIM. Strong, Is du,
this morning and will depart for Cairo to.
morrow at noon.
The louisville Courier OF yesterday SAYS
The river, though pretty full Of ice. was
far less INSTRUCTED yesterday than il hld
been for several days. The Ice had thinned
ont, or had nearly all run out the weather
not being hard enough 70 make more.
There is a good deal Of ice along the shores,
and the wharf space from Fourth street Co
the canal is full of heavy ice.
The st. Louis Rrp,5'irsr of Tuesday has
the following
Under the genial influence Of the mild
weather Business is looking up generally.
The attendance on Change was unusually
large. Steamboatmen were ont in full
force some looking for business others for
berths. Offerings for freight for Southern
bound steamers were liberal. The follow
ing prices were demanded and freely aC-
corded for New Orleans freights, viz Flour
81 per Dbl; whisky 81 90 per bbl heavy
pound freight soc per 100 pounds; corn Coz
per sack oats zoe per sack at which rates
four steamers were receiving.
RIvERs.-The Mississippi at this point
is about stationary, With FIVE feet reported
in the channel to Cairo. The steamer I'm
perial arrived yesterday from Keokuk, and
the officers report the upper Mississippi
as rising all the way down. The Imperial
left KeokUk on the 9TH inst, and run
through and across seven georges" the
heaviest one Of which was at Johnson's
twelve miles above the mouth Of the Illi-
nois. The ice al this harbor is now very
soft and has entirely ceased to be an OBJ
struction.
The steamer Sam Gaty arrived at an
early hour from a point a short distance
above Cape Girardeau, where she has been
ice bound for some days past.
A dispatch Of the 9th from Cairo says
Heavy ice started out Of the Ohio at -
o'clock last night, caused, evidently, BY a
gorge above giving away. The river is
nearly clear Of ice tonight. No change in
the Mississippi.
The st. Cloud took !, 4S5 bales of cotton
and the Talisman 1900 sacks Of corn to
Nashville The Baltic reports heavy ice
all the way up from Memphis.
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Tan OEPHANs FE-TIvAL-From the
uljoiuel statement We are pleased 70 learn
Of the success Of the Festival. AsPuhlisb-
ers of Abe Orphans Appeal We take pride in
ihs testimony borne o. Is S. an Efficient eIe-
mcni ia the work
The net proceeds Of tht festival and d0-
nations OF Christmas week, for the benefit
of the Protestant Orphan ASYLUM. amount
ed 10 the sum of S2,65l Is. MANY thanks
are due 60 the ladies and gentlemen who
assisted ia that effort for the orphans.
We congratulate the editresses of the
paper which was pubhsbed during the fes-
tival, ,Ths Ospiaa' appeal Forthehappy
success OF that enterprise We are indebted
90 the energy Of Mrs Lucy McEwen, who
was its protector
Iu behalf Of the managers.
Mn II. G. Sco-EL, Sec'y.
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ny VIRTUE OF A VEN. EX. TO NE d.
b resfsd. from the Circait Court Of the United
State foF The Middle District Of Tennessee,
issued on the 7th day Of January, 1867, / viii
expose 10 puoic sale 10 the highest bidder for
cash at the Court House door in the city Of
Nashville, ca SATURDAY, the I'D DAY OF
FEBRUARY, 1867, commencing 81 10 O'Clock
A. X an the night, sitle, claim, interest and
estate which A. L. Davis has ia and % the fol-
loving described piece OF parcel Of land, situ
ated lying and being in the city q Nashville
Teuue7see. GQ-wit a certain house and let sit
uated on College Bill, being lots Nos % and %
iu the plan 81 tots laid down in the plen Of the
University Of Nashville property, ir0ating Efty
feet on College street and running back %
Hume street. on an alley bging levied on -
satisfy an execution iaaued from said Court IN
favor Of A. " Graham & Co. vB. A. J. DAVE.
r. Z. dLASCUCh,
tqo7T-ttvr Marshal Middle District Tenn
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White Pine Flooring manufactured by
Knight Bros, on Rolling Mill Hill, for sale ut
reduced prices. Office. No. ~ Church street.
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To COBsumptives.-The Advertiser. hay
ing been restored to health in few weeks. by a
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with severe lung affection. and that
dread disease, Consumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it. he will send copy of the
prescription used, free of charged with the di-
rections forpreparing and using the same which
they will find SURF CURE FOR CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, Bronchitis, sc. The only object Of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription, is to
benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he conceives to be invaluable; and hopes
every sufferer will try this remedy, as it will cost
them nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WILLIAMSBURG, Kings county, New Z rk.
oct2-ly
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The National Iatsligsncer learns that au-
thentio adyices from Hamburg have been
received which show that United States
Government securities are much in favor
in Germany, and will be sought after at
advancing prices, if no political incident
should occur to shake public confidence in
the stability oforr institutions. The ru-
mors Of an impending conflict of authority
between the different branches of our gov
eminent have occasioned some hesitation
abroad as to the permanence ofgovernment
responsibility. Were such doubts removed,
nothing would prevent our bonds from
reaching par, aud even a high premium.
Political uncertainty here is the main
cause Of the low price of our bonds abroad
Nc doubt is entertained of our ability and
disposition to pay the entire debt. With
admiration foreign nations have witnessed
the payment of two hundred millions or
more in the first years after the cessation Of
the war; why, then, should United States
six per cent. bonds be quoted in London at
724, while cOnsols, bearing only three per
cent. interest, bring over 80 in money ?
The difference against the American bonds
is caused solely by the apprehension that
the war now waged by the destructionists
against the Executive and the judiciary
may ultimately, and perhaps at no distant
day, result in a disruption of the govern
ment.
The following table compares the exports
of specie from New York to foreign ports
for sixteen years, for the week ending Jan
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r. MO We d.

u1HF UNDERSIGNED AGENT OF THE
BROADWAY MILLS, viii hereafter
manufacture bis Flour and Meal az the ROCK
CITY WEE4El&. so wen knOvu in this com
munity for IFS good machinery and perfect work
he retains the services Of Mr.. z. B. KELLY,
WHO viii continue % exert himself 20 accommo-
date our friends and customers. he has also OBJ
tanned the services Of Mr.. ". B. k0CkEL, as
Miller who has heretofore contributed bis full
share 60 thc reputation ~ the Rock City NILS
Flour With Increased facilities be hopes to
meet the fail exreefsti1ns Of bis customers
y. u. DICkEN, Agent,
Corner Cherry and Line streets.
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Sure Pile CUFe.-DB. GILBERT's PLE
INSTRUMENT positively cures the worst cases OF
piles Sent by mail on receipt of 81. Circulars
free Sold By Druggists Agents wanted every
where. Address J. B. ROMANO, Manager No.
SIS Broadway. New York. lnoyl7-Sm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
selling Out at View York Cost.

Selling Out at New York Cost.
10 close business. We are positively closing
out st New York cost prices our stock Of Fine
Groceries. Wines Brandies, Havana and Do
nestle Cigars PANDoLFlNI RIyA,
janlO Il North Cherry street.
The Best quality Of Cumberland Coal can
be had Of P. B. Mason Co., No q North
Cherry street, at S 50 per load Of Il bushes,
delivered in any part of the city. ianlo-yf
Buy Your Coal. the best quality Peacock,
at "A North Cherry Streets so per load of Il
bushels, delivered. janlO-tf
Very Superior Cumberland round and
slack Coal for sale cheap at q North Cherry
street. janlO-f
Having Large Experience in general
practice in the South, and being familiar with
Southern diseases. DR.. COLEMAN intends
soon TO enter into the manufacture Of Family
Medicines He Is now selling his "Hoarhound
Cough Mixture" and a better remedy has
never been introduced in this country. Also,
his Blood Purifier. which has proved efieaeious
in curing diseases when all else has failed. 2t
Seasoned 'OpIar Lumber. corner Of
Crawford and North Summer streets ltf
Yellow Pine Flooring, atlow prices, cor
ner of Crawford and North Summer sts. lf
Building Lumber Of all kinds. corner OF
Crawford and North Summer streets If
CcdsI Posts and Fencing Lumber.
cornerof Crawford and North Summer streets.
Selling OUt.-Positiyeiy at cost TO close
business. e. RICE & Co..
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Selling OUt.-Positiysly at cost, to close
business. q. RICE & Co..
dec2S-tf So College st.
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and 20 kits maokerel mat tea box br
soap; bbls whisky; key fax seed
box drugs l bale mdse; II bundles gas
pipe; 10 bundles s. irons; 3 boxes tin plate
10 bundles W paper 65 stoves; copper
boilers; q bbls crackers; 1S3 bbls Pota-
toes; ? bbls sugar: 40 bbls -four; Dbl
krout; 10 bbls apples; l Cask bacon; 4
boxes tobacco; 7 doz chairs divans; Il
bales collars 60 hubs . spokes pack
ages hardware; l55 pieces castings IS
iron kettles; 4 boxes furniture 300 sacks
corn and Q lots Of provisions
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seUtbeT,, Cot,ou Markets.

CHARLESTON. Jan. 8, P. M--CotrOn market was
unsettled with decline Of , cents, Sales 2l0
bales. Middling S38Sic.
SAvANyAH Jan. s, P. N.-Cotton market was
dull. Low midding, Sis New York middlIns.
3394.
MOBILE. Jan. s, p M.-SHles cotton to-day
300 bales. The demand was good. but the mar
ket is poorly supplied. Factors generally arc
Offering. bat refuse lower rates. Midding sc.
AUGUSTA Jan. S.-There was 8 moderate de-
mand with a downward tendency. Sales were
effected at : cent decline on yesterdays figures.
The sales were l61 bales, and the receipts l32
bales We quote midaling 81 -. strict midtiing
at 3d. and good middiing at 81 cents.
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THE CITY
80 AtINerlincmcmLa.

We call attention 70 the following adyeT-
6sements which appear in this morning
rsnsi for the 6rsi time. The reader is
rslsrred 10 them 10 another column
p. Tschon. boot and shoe maker, has re-
moved his business 10 y Church street.
The firm Of Boone, Giblin g. Mansfield,
conducting a general business az Wills
Point, Benton county, Tenn, has been dis
solved. MIR. Mansfield retiring. The firm
IS nov Boone & Giblin.
Valuable land and mills on Duck uyer
are advertised % be sold Saturday, 9th Of
February next by r. /. Adams. The
property il located in Marshall county,
near Chapel Hill
Tho real estate agency Office Of Newsom,
Glover s. Co. Is removed 30 the Maxwell
House
BIS. Hamilton q Green, Wholesale gHoc-
ers and commission merchants, dealers IN
produce and provisions, are now located at
No 80 Broad street. with large and lnylt-
ing stock Of everything 10 be found ~ a
6rzt-c'sss establishment Of the kind.
The steamer TaliRman, Captain VIM.
Strong, leaves for Cairo, 81. Louis, Mem
rhis and New Orleans tomorrow at Il
o'clock
Messrs. Hyatt, Briggs & Moore, mani
facturers Of all kinds Of agricultural I'M
plements, are prepared 10 furnish anything
In their line on better terms than are afford.
ed in Northern or Eastern markets.
Attend the auction sale Of boots shoes
hats and clothing, by Achcy, Wiuboum q
OConnell. 81 10 O'Clock this morning.
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Az Hour AT THE PENTTENTIARY-
SUCCESSFUL ENTERPRsE.-Yes yesterday af
ternoon we spent an hour at the State
penitentiary, and spent it very instruct
lively, as we assure any Of our friends they
will do ifthey take the trouble to pay that
industrial institution q visit. We found
everything going forward with the system
and regularity of clock work, and the con-
victs in good health, hearty and robust, and
actively engaged in whatever specific du-
ties were assigned them. The penitentiary,
as most Of our readers are perhaps aware,
has been leased for term Of four years, by
'Mesus. Hyatt, Moore and Briggs. These
gentlemen, who are well known as men Of
energy and ability, have made during the
short time they have had charge, many
very useful improvements. The State
could not have let the penitentiary and the
charge Of the criminals to better or more
competent men than those at present
| having charge Through the courtesy of
| our old Louisville friend, Mr.. Hyatt, we
| went all through the building, and we're
| pleased TO see the wisdom, prudence and
/ energy displayed in the general manage
| ment. The penitentiary is divided into FIVE
| departments, ito which the hands are CLASH
| fed for specific duty. The first is the agri-
/ cultural department, in which pioWs, CO m
shelters, seed hullers and general agricul-
| tural implements are manufactured and
finished No better agricultural imple-
ments can be found anywhere than are
seen in this department Two hundred
finished plows, equal TO Avery's best, be-
side other articles, are turned out daily in
this department alone. Next is the cedar
| ware department, in which there is some
magnificent machinery, and where over
two hundred finely finished brass hooped
cedar buckets are turned out daily from the
rough split stave, besides tubs, cans, churns,
kegs, and other articles Of cedar ware
Then We come 10 the smithy or shop where
thousands Of nails and spikes are being
made and the general articles Of black
smith shop turned out Next is the foun.
dry, equaling the hrst.Class foundrys Of oul
cities, where castings of different varieties
are made in great quantities. Quite q
number Of hands are engaged in this de
partment Then follows the bagging fac
tory. This department is Just being put IN
operation, and will engage a number of the
hands. The energetic lessees intend max
ing this a specially, and a profitable one
There are three hundred and twenty-seyer
convicts confined, on terms averaging foul
and half years We are satisfied tina
the present management will conduct th,
penitentiary to the comfort Of the convicts
and to the credit of the State. They ar
energetic, capable and humane gentlemen
We trust that they will make their under
taking profitable to themselves, creditabl
10 the State OF Tennessee, and beneficial L
: / the unfortunate men under their charge.
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That have ever been performed in this country.
He cures constitutional forms Of Syphilis
Debilitated Systems Ulcers of the Throat or
Mouth; all Diseases of the Skin, caused by
Syphilis or impure state Of the blood all pains
of the bones. by Mercury and Syphilis; Enlarge
ment of the Joints; falling out Of the Hair
Rheumatisms, Scrofulas and Neuralgia | am
now ready to WARRANT A CURE.
An letters should be directed to DR. MeSE1 Ii,
Box 7i9, Nashville, Tenn jan2-ly
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold continues 10 decline, having opened
in New York yesterday, at 1881 was 1925
At 1870, and closed at P. NJ. at 1884,.
The rate here we're was l3l buying and
1873 selling
Government securities are lower, and
were quoted in New York yesterday as fol-
Lows.
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Cedar Posts and Fencing lumber.
cornerof Crawford and North Summer streets.
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T. & A. RAILROAD, Jan. lU-S sacks
hair; 412 bales cotton.
n. & c. RAILROAD, Jan. 100 hhds
sugari 16 cases sundriesi Il packages raj
sins; bbls nuts 25 boxes logwoodi 20
kegs shot; 6 crates crockery; 10 boxes tin;
60 bags coffee; s. kegs sods; cases bath
tubs; 43 rolls carpetingi 4 cases mdze (;
80 bales cotton IA empty beer barrels; 3
boxes lead - sacks dried fruit ? bales
sacks II bundles paper; bbl7 fruit /;
coop Of turkeys / oil can 1 bellows.
l. & n. RAuRoAD, Jan. leo car
loads mules; do. hogz; 10 haIfbarrals
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Tennessee Bonds, new Sc Silver. .............l22
Also, highest price paid or air kinds Of southern
Bank Notes See price list furnished when desired
Deposits received and Exchange furnished on
New York, Cincinnati, Louisville, Memphis, Eng
land ireland, France, and all parts OF Germany
C0RP0RATI0s CHEJKs Cashsd at best rates.
OFFICE, corner Union and Cherry street, oppo-
site Bank Of Tennessee.
Office hours. 8 A. n. % p a.
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Yellow Pine Flooring, ALLOW prices, cor
! ner Of Crawford and North Summer sts. Ia
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Newspapers and Magazines, Cor sale by Jno.
York, 30 Union g. jan l-3m

THoarsoS's RESTAURANT, College street
near Union, is literally patrOnized day and
night by Judges of good living. Every
thing Is gotten mp by friend T. in the best
style, and served by polite and attentive
walters. A new feature, and one which is
bound to become popular with city mer-
chants and business rem from the country,
has been commenced by Mr. Thompson
namely, a regular diuner, which will be
set from one 10 three o'clock p. m. daily.
Call and you will be satisfied. 2t
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For Rent.

THE VA. /. JONES PLACE. THREE
i miles from rity. on the Brick Church Pike
a dwelling. I've rooms, and ali afcessary out
buildinss, and seventy acres q iHnd. Also. two
frame Iweilinz with Eve rooms corner Summer
4ud Demuut r1ue -treet1 Applg %
j. j. s. X. ". BROWN.
FLn1-lw a-E Union street
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NEw ORLEANS, January 10.-COtton dropping.
Sales $500 bales low middling 1882 mid
ding 32lE@33. Receipts 400 bales; exports $500
bales. Sugar higher. fair lO54. Molasses, com
Corn firm Oats firm, 1900 Pork quiet, q.
Bacon, shoulders none in market; clear sides re
failing l61z4l6% Lard, tobacco and whisky
unchanged Gold 1873; sterling l318 New York
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ACQUITTED or A CHARaE or NunER
Wiley Edmundson, anegro man, charged
with themmder ofaaother negro during the
Christmas holidays and who has been in
iail since the "a inst, bad trial before
Esqr. W. +. Meacham on the 9th and was
acquitted, the evidence showing that the
hooting and killing was neither malicious
nor uremeditatcd.
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FOR RENT.

A HoUSE or NORTH CHERRY STREET.
n opposite the Old Theatre, containing four
teen rooms. well adapted aud intended for a
boarding house. Apply 90
r. r. CHEATHAM.
3orw-f No % North Cherry street.
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LARGE LoT or CoTroN. Messrs. Allen
and Hill McAllister have in store in their
extensive building corner Of College and
Broad streets, twenty-eight hundred bales
Of superior cotton. This cotton is Of North
Alabama and Tennessee growth. This en-
terprisiug firm il in daily receipt Of the
staple. Il is selling now at 2j4 and 90
cents per pound
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-Mr
James Moore offers for sale one Of the most
productive plantations in the entire South,
situated on the Arkansas river The soil is
unsurpassed in fertility aud inexhamtable
in strength The latitude il better adapted
90 the production Of cotton than any other
in the South. In all respects il presents
great advantages. See advertisement in
another column.
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Building Lumber Of all kinds. corner or
Crawford and North summer streets. If
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Roots nna shoes Cheap AZ 90 Pablo

Boots and Shoes Cheap at 20 Public
Square-In consequence of a contemplated
change in my business, offer the best selection
of Boots and Shoes at greatly reduced prices.
The buyer--be he consumer or n merchant
will surely profit by examining my stock of
goods before supplying himself. as l am quite in
earnest to give bargains. Max. L. GUTTNANy,
sep8-tf No. 20 Public Square
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Hogs.-A large lot Of fatted hog was
brought 20 this city yesterday by MessrF.
Charles and William Smith, Of Warren
county, Kentucky They are for shiPment
10 North Alabama via Nashville and
Decatur Railroad.
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Seasoned "Oplar Lumber, corner Of
Crawford and North Summer streets If
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Nh H. G. sco-EL, sscy.
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J. H. BRASrLy.-One Of the best most
efficient and polite officers Of the city IL
+. II. Brantly, the City Marshal. He Is
courteous. prompt, faithful and yigilant.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

NASHVILLE, Jan l0-P. NJ.
CoTToN-The market opened this morn
ing with a fair demand, but rather below
the expectations excited by the latest dis
patches yesterday evening from New York.
The sales, as reported, foot up 597 bales at
28@28!c per d., the market closing dull
Bales.
Shipped Al
CoRS.=7The heavy sales Of the past few
days have almost stripped the market.
There Is a good demand at 90G95e per
bushel
HAY.-Light supply Held in store at
S26@27 per ton.
FIoUR.--Sales at $40 50 to sl4 so;
fancy brands are a shade higher.
GROCERIEs-New Orleans sugar 1910
lac; crushed 17917l Rio Coffee, ESQ
PC per ID. New Orleans molasses T5c per
gallon.
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THE CENTRALLY LOCATED LIVERY
1 Stable 90 C0JeEs street. second building
ffom Church east side, is for rent isI 1877. 90
jsni6iW A. NELSON q co. Agents.
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DTvoBoEs. We are informed by the
Clerk Of the Davidson Circuit Court,
that there were three divorces granted
during the year 1866 There are
forty applications for divorce on file, by
parties who have become tired of the matri-
mouial moose.
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NEW Coal OFFICE.-Mr. Roach is
erecting, by permission Of the city, neat
frame house on Cherry street, designed for
hisn coal Office. Mr. r. viii be in his
new quarters in q few days
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Taos. s. MARI, Pras't. L. G. TARB0N, Cash G
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY,

Corner Union and College Streets
The following the rates paid for uncurrent
money These quotations are liable 70 fuctuate, but
may DO depended on a sufficient length Of time tor
remttances % be received hy mail express IL for
waried without delay.
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CHAEoERY CoUET.-This court was in
session yesterday. The cases in litigation
possessing no general public interest We
refrain from cumbering our columns with
q report ofthe proceedings.