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Commission Merchants.


C. 4. BARNES, J.P. JCsris, s.P. = wLHR.
sRNES, JCSTIS & FOWLER,
ID tsuccassors II JUsTIs < FOWLER GENERAL
q, MMIS>InN AND POkW AIDING 81 ERCHANTs,
No lGo2 Franklin street. Richm md, Va. Parties
shipping PRODUCE to his housa can draw for
one half tho value Of shipment as soon a. ship.
ped thu balance will Do paid over r. soon 4. sold.
Strict attention given 20 the business. Quick
sales and prompt returns made.
ksfert TO William u. CaGell. member Of Virginia
Legislature. Buckingham county; Colonel \.
Cobbs, Farmville. Va. ; A. NJ Pierce, Stanton,
Va. J. X. Koiner, Waynssboro', Augusta county,
Va; JOSEPH D-ttor, Greenwood, Albcmarle, Va !;
r. s. Pollard, Richmond, Va; Lancaster Co.,
bankers, Richmond, Va. e2t 3m
NEW AUCTION AVID COM MISSION
~ HOUSE Having taken the large and com.
modious store No. 10 Main street, formerly oc-
cupipd by Iessrs. B'nford, nickiuson & Weisi:
GER propose to conduct n GENERAL AU' TON
and CONN SSlOa BUSINESS. Having had an
experience Of twenty Ave years In the business,
II All err mysef that shall be enabled TO 2tys en.
tire satisfaction, and respectfully ask share OF
tn 9 public patronage ,,,,
Consignmens OF every description Of MER-
CHAspleH HOUSEHOLD FURNlTNRE, &c, go
licited Those Avoiing ma with their patronage
may rest assured that prompt returns VIII be made
THOMAS d. MEAL.
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant
2l-l%
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TOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
II AND ALL LANDINGS ON THEMsU1
JANIS RlVER.-Ths fast and ole- c@NNJ
CANT steamer xz2aRf&&
JOHN SYLVESTER.
CAPTAIN 2. O. GIYPoRD.
leaves her wharf at Rockets for aboye-naMed
place. on MONDAY. WEDNESDAY .:and FRIDAY
At $50 o'clock A. NJ, and return on Tuesday,
ThursJsy, and Saturday.
Passengers will arrive st City Point In time 70
connect with train for Petersburg.
Freight received at all hours for Boston, Bait.
more, principal landings on Chesapeake bay, and
I'll landings on James river at reasonable ratss.
Freight for wav landings must be repaid.
Letters entrusted to purser of steamer must be
enclosed In Government stamped envelope.
thpglyso 81 6u b; T ssa.ms;, as "ss;,
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By Edris A. Willis, Auctioneer.

DAWNBROKER's STOCK OF FINE
L COATS, PANTS, VESTS, sc. VIII be SOLD at
IalT Main street a large lot of superior FRuGh
and OVESCOATs, PANTS VESTS, &c; AS these
go Ids are sold tn psy advances, bargains may DC
EDKlS A. WILLIS, Auctioneer.
80 va 20 E A. w.
C. W. WILLIS. Salesman. seq
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auction Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
By Harrison, Godd!n i Appperson,
arctioneera and Real Estate Age-B.

cMALL FRAME TENEMENT, ON
y THE EAST SIDE OF THIRD MEhR TO
PRRsTOH STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCrlWWN5i6G n
NESpaY the ssth OF September 1857: =. hall. pas
O. clock P. M, "a NEAT FRAMED TENN ne s - :,
located as above, containing three rooms ano 70
usnaI out-orildings we'll suited for SINAI
family. The house Is nearly new, and IN excel
lent order Possession At once.
TERMS: One-third caah, balance AT three anu
six m onths, bearing interest, &c. n,or
HARRISON, GODDlN & APPERsoN.
ss2s AIetion.srss
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Zeal Estate fO7" Sale.

BY Harrison, Goddn Aplerson, Auciioneers
and Real Estate Agents.
VERY EXCELLENT BRICK Ten Il
Y MENT (OH GROUND RtNT). ON THE WEST
SIDE OF Nj TIL BETWEEN MAIN AaD BAN
STREETS. FOR sALE.-We offer fnrs sale privately
the excellent BRICK TENEMENT located as
above, now occupied by William J. Bevill and d.
Brophy, under a ground rent OF $500 per annum,
to expire on the LIST May, 1859. For terms apply 10
HARRISON, GODD1N & APPERSVN.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
" FOUR MILES WEST OF STAnNToN:-By
virtue of the decree Of the Circnit Conrt OF the
city Of Richmond made on the LIST day OF prti 1895
in d cause therein dep nding, 10 which Z Boiling
Pickett is plainti nd John A Pickett,
tor, and other, are Defendants the undersigned;
as special commissioner Of The court appointed
for The purpose, will Proceed, upon the premises.
on TaUKsDzY the 10th day OF October next, at
II O'Clock A. NJ, to sell az public auction. to the
highest bidder one certain lot Of grou d, In the
county OF Augusta. lying near the Central rail-
road, about four miles west q, stanton, oel9ng.
being lot No. 2 OF tn. survey Of A. D. Tro.tsr,
G. A: lnads September lSto, 1875. and contain
ing BY that survey tftv seven acres, six roods,
aud nineteen poles and which was sold under q
former decree in The same cause, and purchased
by Thomas Eskridge.
The terms OF the sale are as follows Cash Tor
one fourth Q! tn. purchase money, and ior me
years the whole bearing interest from tbs day OF
sale the purchaser giving his bonds for The de-
ferred payments and the title to be retained until
the farther order OF the court
X. BOILING PICKETT, Commissioner
10 2tantds
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BY James NJ. Taylor Son, Auctioneers,
once No. s2l Main street, three doors below the
Spotswood Hotel.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE IN TIE CITY CF RICH
MyND AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to the provisions
OF a deed OF trust bearing date the oh day OF
July, 1855. duly recorded in the clerks office OF
the Hastings Court Of the city Of ticbmcnd, exc
cnted by w a. Smoot to me as trustee. to secure
tn payment Of a certain amount of money therein
mem toned, due by certain negotiable notss, and
al tbs request OF the holder OF said notes, will
proceed 10 sell on TUESDAY the lst day OF Octo-
Der next on the premises, At ~ o clock P M. the
property conveyed in said deed, as follows: 4
large THRkE->TOKY BRICK w E l. \ g.
III USE, with wing attached thereto aud lot, on
the nor east corner OF Main and First streets, IN
th. city, on the following terms Cash enough 20 20
with Interest thereon from the 18th OF January,
1857, and note for II 49, IS with Interest from
the 18th OF July, 1857 the balance on such terms
as NAV be agreed upon at the day Of sale.
JAMES N. TAYLOR, Trustee.
Sale to bs conducted by JAxgs II. TAYLOR
soS, Auctio 1eers No -
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AUCTION Sales.
THIS DAY


BY Bowman & stroock, Auctioneers,
No. II Fourteenth street, between Main and Cary.
EIRST LARGE FALL SALE BY
Il CATALOGUE OF BOOTS. SHOES, READY
MADE CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, HATS, NC
We will offer for sale at our auction rooms on
TUESDAY the Gath ins'ant at 10 O'Clock, me
line of DRY GOODS. sc !. combating OF
:" sa1I,s and BLEAcHED sHsAfiso ana
"a, ! and Brown sHEETINo and SHIRT
DRESS aooDs.
PRINTS. PLhlDS,
hnDIss' and GENTS HOSIERY,
FANCY WooLLEN and Ii N z E-BosoM
cL6THs. CassIMrREs.
sLTiNETTs, and Beavers,
and general assortment OF
GEET'S FORNISHtEG GOODS,
HATS, UMBRELLAS &c.
ALSO,
500 cases reasonable BNOTa SHOES, BALMo-
RAILS, and BR0GAES.
Coun;ry merchants and the trade In general are
invited to attend this extensive sale, as the goocs
are all desirable and well adapted to the season,
and viii be sold without reserve.
TERys OF SALE III sums under sloo, caen
under S300, sixty days; over that amount, ninety
days with approved city endorsement. ,
a FINE LUNCH will be served on the q ay Oh
sale. BOWMAN SrRuoCh,
se Alt Auctioneers.
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r OUISA LAND FOR SALE.-Will
1 ! be offered for sale TO the highest bidder, on
TENDER 1857 IL fair, IL not then the n-xt fair day,
the TRACT or LAND on which Francis WaldTop
Joins the landp OF the Louisa cold Mine the lands
OF The late Dr. william Goodwin, and others,
about five miles below Louisa Courthouse ana
half mile from the county road. also two miles
from Tolersville deIot, and contains about two
hundred and two acr-s OF which ahont forty sores
ara woodland Tho place IS r-narkaoty wen
watered-two branches Of Northeast creet passing
IL rough 1t an excellent spring OF pure water Is
near the dwelling hou.e. Tho improvements
consist o! a comfurtab frlrned Dwelling house
and ths usual cut houses. The term. shall be &C
commodating, and will be made known on the
day Of sale
By the heirs at law Of Francis Waldrop. de-
csassd se3-T&Wtds
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CrOckery and Glassware.

EaENCH CHINA.
Just opened, a splendid assortment OF
WHITE FRENCH CHINA,
which selling at 4 very small advance.
White French China Cups and Saucers, q. soper
dozen;
White French China CoGses, 50 50 per d'zen
Dinner Plates, So per dozen;'
Breakfast Plates, 50 rs par dozen;
and all other goods AZ tho same low prices. Cal
and them at BRANCH &Gu hhAH -,
s,7Maln street between Eighth anc alh'n.
aa2l
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By E. Gsthrght, Auctioneer,
No. 1888 Main street, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets.

WILL SELL AT MY STORE THIS
/ Tuesday MORNING at 10 o'clock an assor.-
ment OF HOUSEH FURNITURE, n lat
TnEssES, BEDS, and BIDDING. Also, large
CROCKERY and GLASSWARE,
FANCY ARTICLES,
With fine lot Of
BOOTS and SHOES,
DRY GOODS,
CLOThlNG.
ALSO,
1CoTTAGE PRINTING OFFICE, complete.
sea % g. GATHHIGHT, Aucticneer.
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MILLS 81 RYANT, TOBACCO EX-
M CHANGE, RICHMOND, VA. BROKERS and
CONFUSION MERCHANTS for the pnrcha5send
sale of LEAF and MANUFACTURED T0BACCos'
Orders solicited. Liberal advances Inads on con.
signments. Refer to A. r. HARvE1: President OF
National Bank OF Virginia; JAMss TaoKAs, Jr2
Co., New J ork !; Msssrs. JOHNSON TH0aPsos
boston Macs ~ A-u
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~ CASES PIGNATELLL STICK
W LiCoKICE on consignment for sale by
ssls PALMER, HARTSo0k co.
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By Harrison, Goddin 4 Appsrson, Auciiouoezs
ard Rsal Estate Agents.

TOMMIS IONER'S SALE OF
" HOUSE AND LOT on UNION Hull. ON
JESSaNISE STREET NEAR BYSr sTh EET.-
BY virtue of decree Of the County Cont OF Hen
rico pronounced on the l4;h OF September, 1857, in
the case # Lggon. &C., cs. Wicker; &c, shall,
us commissioner thsreby appointed. procse TO
cell at public auction. on T. g premises on WE'D
NESDAY the 25th Of September 1857. at half past 1
O'Clock p. NJ, the real tate OF which Bentley
Wicker died seized. consisting of a LOT with a
FRAMED TENEMENT thereon, now In the occu-
pancy Of the heirs of ths decreased, fronting thirty
feet on the .s side Of Jess4mine street, and ran
ming back ons hundred feet.
TERMS One. third cash balance at four and
eight months, for negotiable notes interest added,
aud the title retained til the further order OF TIT
court JOHN b MOkr ECAl, Commissioner.
HARRISON, GoDDIS i APPE.soS, Auettcneers.
sel8 "
P. S.-After the foregoing sals. will be sold that
BEAUTIFUL LOT at the northeast corner OF
L,gh and Twenty. 18Th streets, fr ntng s?3 feet
on Twenty fri street runnins back us feet 10 An
alley-having thereon some fine fruit Trees grape
vines. &c.
TERMS: At sale. [se23l b., O. A.
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TOR SALE AND RENT Twill be
L sold at the residence Of the late K. =. hsea
Tyler near the penitept!ery, on TiinEs, eH:;S
and KITCasE FURNITURE Lelon. Ing to the
estate OF Mrs. LnSy J. Tyler. dec.a.ed, consulting
OF the usual variety. The HOUSE aud several
acrss OF land sdIoiuing will DO rented At the
eame time ] F. COTT2ELL, Administrator. :
Sale conducted By THOMAS " kEgsEE. SO?
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By Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.

By Cook Laughton, Auctioneers.
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.
FURNITURE, FEATHER BEDS,
4 CIRPETING, sc, AT AUOTION.-on
TUESDAY the oath instant, at 10 o'clock, we will
sell at our store u,
sH ths4R RyNs PRS fahIks
MAHSaANY and WALNUT WARDKoBEs,
Mafs6S an and ip OAK pXTEHsISN TABLES,
CANE and WonD-sEAT CHAIRS,
S sT yrY THPs5&sEs aBd b5EsT TfkS
HAIR and SHUCk MATTRESSES,
Coz KING STOVES,
OFFICE STOVES, SC.
ALSO,
's'e other ga G;lA'RpErlN5,
window SHADES,
TABLE Oil CLOTHS.
ALSO,
About $50 HOT HOUSE SASH. in good order, to
which the attention OF gardeners and florists IL
particularly called. COOK LAUGaTON,
se23 Aucuoneers.
ByA. Y. Stokes s. Co., Auctoneers,
Corner OF Fifteenth and Cary streets.
A UCTION SALF.-Messrs. Reeve &
N MAYO, having determined to discontinue
their business, we Will sell at til cir store, 7le Main
street, at auction. on TUESDAY, 24lh September,
1857, commencing at IL o'clock A. NJ, their entire
BLUM u FAMILY GROCERIES.
ALSO,
all the FIXTURES, consisting OF
CnUNTEkS,
SHELVES,
FEED BINS,
GUUNTsR and
PLATFORM SCALES.
We will also sell at IL o'clock, at came place,
2 fine HORSES,
l superior NJ ULH.
l large FnUR-WHEEL TRUCK and HaR-
lDRAY aid HARNESS, nearly new.
ss2l A Y STOKES & Co, auctioneers.
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BY Fleming & Jackson, Auctioncer..

BY Fleming & Jackson, Auctioncers.
WE WILL SELL AT OUR STORE,
w on Franklin street. No 1915 on WEDMES-
Day. 25th instant a: 10 o'clock A. NJ, HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, STORE and BAR Co0N-
TEES, TABLES, STOVES, and OF her articles.
Consignm 7ns received to hour Of sale.
ga 2I-2lk FLEMING l. JACKSON.
r AND FOR SAIE.-I will sell on
IL TUE DAY the ed Of October, 1867, by public
auction, II lot previously disposed OF by privats
SALE my FAHM, in Ftuvanna county. on the Big
Bird creek, I've miles from Columbia In thtckly
settled nsis borhood Of The best society. 1t con-
tain. us acres OF productive land, with a foe
house thereon, handsomely enclosed. There rs an
orchard OF choice frnit, and Il mill also, on 70
place, out Of repair. Persons wishing 10 pufchase
are invited TO see it. Price, 50 900.
WILMINGTON, VA, September2o, 1857.
2&-eOd2T
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DONUED WAREHOUSE.
ID SMITH & RICHMOND,
Wholesale Tobacconis's and General Commission
Merchants
Alabama street. Atlanta, Ga.
Liberal ad yancas m AIDE on Medium roSAccos
Refer to J. b. Pace and Is. HoySter, OF Rich
mond a. Aus.eli, president, and William h.
fuller, cashier, Atlanta National Bank
Bu l-3fls
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TNR RENT, the very excellent NEW
4 STORE and BASEMENT recently occu- ksS
street near Twelfth, nearly opposite Messrs. LIE
Lancaster Il Co. suited for any kind Of business
location best in the city; rent moderate
CABBLL w Trims,
SD 23-3t Real Estate gents, lll3 Main street.
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GALE OF GAS WORKS.-In accord
- ance with the provisiors Of a trust deed. the
auction In from, OF ths Court house. on MON Az
the l4th OF October. 1857, tho GHAELOTThsplLLs
UNIVERSITY Gas WORKS. 1t Is not often
that such an opportunity Is offered for Investment
a. this sale presents THESE woras are IN good re.
pair now producing excel en Ga-, cost over s!D WV
in specie times, ana have the prospect OF al unu-
susIIy large patronage in the future. IN
The ten us oi'saie are imperative. IN" sale VII!
be made irrespective osthe weather. ana toe hish
rs. bidder will he the purchaser, Whatever tne
price.
TERMS: 81 coo cash; balance IN one and two
years with interest from date.
AZ 1s-.swtd cntNLEs WOOD. rfus'ees.
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TOR RENT, a FURNISHED BACK
4 PARLOR, TO single gentlemen, No. 80 Ira
Cary street. between Third and Fonrth I::;&
stree,s SO 90 3tS .n.l@
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By Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate agents.

oM4IL TENEMENT IN SIDNEY,
SNEAR TO HOLLYWnoD CEMETERY, FOR
the premises. on THURSDAY the 2ath Of Sep,
tember 1857, at S o'clock p. the LOT and
small FRAMED TENEMENT located as above.
Srnn,in twenty hit feet on the west side OF Lau-
rel strset. running back the depth thereof, and
now occupied by Mr.. Scott Bethel.
TEsNs: One-lhird cash lance at three ana
s,r months for negotiable notes, interest added.
secured by q trust dee !. ,,,,oy
- q, Aucioneera.
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GARY IL WILSON,
No 1scs MAIN and No. 47l BROAD STREET,
Import WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALERS IN
CHINA. GLASS, QUgENSwARg, AND HOUSE,.
FURNISHING GOODS.
have now open In both houses full and complete
assortment OF goods. which We will sell as low as
can be bought In any northern market
& g. TAYLOR and JOHN u. SiELSOS are
wi b u.s. ard will be pleased TO see and serys their
friends. GAEi q " iLLsop'
GgoxagC. GARY,
ALBEIT a WILSON. So -
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By Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Auctioneers and
Real Estate Agents.
For Bent.

EOR RENT, the OFFICE on Co.
L vernon street recently occupied by Isl
Judge Guild, suitable Tor Il physician or law f.;H
yer. JAMES IL, TA1LOh nt,N, .Gszi
ga PA Anctionesrs.
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BY Bowman 4 stroock, Auctioneers,
No. IL Fourteenth street. between Main and Car
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BOUQUET D'ORLEaNS, or a
Is RDu;BoS "A fresh supply Of this most ia
grsnt PsRF0AE decidedly The best nov IN "'S'
- ''o'' BIUNT &McSE kY druggist,
ALT 1874 Main, near Fourteenth AIsxt.
THE SULTaN'S iMPESish d.
l BRUSH. anew article: x!so. tbs Hand shS MA
ii.nt. or Savone,:e both eIasan. aric'as ios 'As
toilet -'or sale by -, ynwypS
sell r.. W 4,--
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By Clopton & Harwocd,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Tenth between Main and Bank streets


g. c. T1RpT Co, AuctIOneerS. &c 20
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ToR RENT, the SCHOOL-RCOMS in
IL the asement of tho Unive1saliot church, hS
On Mayo street. These rooms have been &C. f,:9
cupied for many years by teachers, whose -ETAAa
schools have always been we'll patronzsd. Pos
session given Immediately. apply to
SAMUEL S1NTGN,
ga la-tsoo No. lll9 Main street.
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WO23tS.

THO CHuRCHES.-Al lady with well.
i cultivated mezzo rourano voice who has 1ss, had
choir singing. would be glad to be employed TO
sing the leading part in one Of The city ch9irs,
where there is n good organ and organlst, ana me
proper voices TO fill the other tnfee paris Oh the
quartette. =. ~, M.,,,, f.
oha P ppps addressed TO "sIEGER."
Best references can be given sc 80
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Two MERCHANTS OR MANUFAC-
i TUHERs.-The SERVICES Of an active and
thorough business man, of high character, uneX-
ceptionable habits, and we'll known qualihcA-
ii, rs, can be ob:ainsd at a moderate salary. His
experience as a general business clerk, book
keeper, or salesman, renders him a valuable
assistant in any business. Please address toX
1924 Richmond, stating where an interview can
he had te24-eod3t
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-30

and Private Bankers throughout the country. who
are disposed to do so, shall act as agents or the
sale OF these Bonds. The price for the present
is % per cent. and accrued interest from January
ist IA Currency We allow TO Banks and Bank
ere A commission Of ONE PER CENT
The National character Of this enterprise. the
amount Of money which the United States Gov
eminent will have invested in it (about 10000
OO0), the immense traffic which the portion already
completed has developed, the fact that its most
difficult and expensive work in making the ascent
Of the Sierra Neyadas is already accomplished,
combine to give to its First Mortgage Bonds, (se-
cured bv first lien, which is made by Act OF Com
prcss superior TO that Of the Government itselO o
character for stability and objectionable security
altogether superior 10 that of Rail Road Bonds n
general ln view OF these considerations, and
many others which may have attracted your attcn-
ton y0u can confidently recommend them 10 IN
resfors as safe and deairabie Investment.
As they cost about ten per cent. less than the
Governments Five-Twen,ics, bcdr The same rate n
interest in Gold and are equally safe, holders Of
Seven-rhirties about to convert them, would find
il materially to their advantage to take these Bonds,
and many would doubtless do SO II the suggestion
were made TO them
We will furnish you with pamphlets and all
necessary information upon application.
Very respectfully,
FISK & HATCH
Bankers and peoles DC Goyeraaeat Nscurihes,
amt Financial Agsas NJ he q. T. u. r. Go.
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domestic Nrms.
ronr Fnrnrnlck. Nebra.

FoRr FBrpHmcK. Nebraska, April 49,
The council between the special commission
and bands OF Sioux Indians, representing 100
warriors, has boon concluded. The Indians agree
10 20 upon a temporary reservation along the
River Republican. during the existing hosiilties.
A war party Of eighteen Sioux came In last night
from Powder River. desiring peace. One OF the
party acknowledged their participation IN the
Fort Phil Kearney massacre. They state that the
Indians engaged numbered 2uVp. Twelve OF
them were Killed and many wounded.
Hostties between the Southern Cheyennes aud
Gen. inncock's troops are reported. II these
hostilites continue, general Indian war is inev-
table
NEW YoRK. April a.
The japanese now here are authorized to make
official observation, but it is doubtful whether
they are empowered to make treaty or to act in
any diplomatic capacity
MIR Peabody has placed SIS. 600 in the hands
ofW w. Corcoran and Elisha Riggs for the estab-
mentoi free library in Georgetown.
INV YoRK, April a.
A Washington special says il is reported that in
consequence Of the repeated evidences Of disoyal-
". Fayetteville, n. c., is 20 have garrison Of
Z s. soldiers located there. This is in Gen.
sickles' District and is supposed TO be by b or
der.
A portion Of The brick wall Of the Treasury
building at Washington, fell yesterday An in-
spection revealed the fact that owing to the weight
Of heavy material, several walls are in an unsafe
condition.
WASHINGTON, April %.
The peaceful foreign news this morning pro-
duces buoyant feeling at the Treasury depart
ment. IL is expected that gold will soon fall to
nearly 3d.
1t is expected that in his next statement Secre-
tary McCuloch will show that during the month
now closing, the national debt has been reducedto
S2500 100000 where he believes il will remain as
long as the present rate Of government income
and expenses is maintained.
The Indian war will draw largely on the Treas
ury this summer
Hon. o. Ii. Browning, Secretary Of the Inte-
rior, is still in dangerous condition, having had
a relapse
ST Louis, April 90
A dispatch from Omaha confirms the report Of
the loss OF the mail party between Forts Laramie
Reno.
Gen. Augur is making preparations for the rro-
lection Of the Union Pacific Railroad Trains
are now running regularly TO the North Platte.
Gen. Smith with the 4th Infantry, left Omaha
yesterday for Font Laramie