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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-02

The New England country banks are
joining the West in protesting against the
passage of RandalPs BILL substituting legal
tender notes for National Bank notes. and
against New York City being made the
place for the redemption of the latter notes
A delegation of National Bank Presidents
IRON Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis, ar
rived in Washington on the Both ult, to
protest against the Randall bill.
The Cincinnati Commercial of the 3Otb
says: There seems to be about as close
pinch Tor borrowers as ever, though bank
erS are not apparently so much cramped as
they were to meet the wants of their regular
customers. Rates of interest are firmly
maintained. There is but little of the best
customers paper that is passed at less
rate than 10 per cent. for thirty days to
sixty days time, AMI money is estimated as
having its market value az most properly
represented by II per cent As the pack
ing season is now near its close and bu0
ness IN mercantile circles is much more
likely to improve than TO be further de-
pressed, it seems reasonable to conclude
that the financial situations will soon
change more decidedly for the bstter, even
if commerce, both foreign and interior
does continue to be relatively circum-
scribed." Il
The Cincinnati Gazette says of Geo. C.
Glass & Co., bankers ofthat city, who made
an assignment on the 18th of January
This course was decided upon in conse-
quence of apprehended troubles from the
occurrences of the previous Saturday. Mr..
Glass feared he would not be able TO get
through, and decided to assign for the bene-
tit of his creditors. He subsequently found
tn at his friends would have given him the
necessary assistance had they been applied
to. The loss by the failure will be trif
ling The Gazette says that Keys & Bro,
stock brokers, who suspended on the same
day, have resumed business.
The Comptroller of the Currency pro-
poses to submit to the Ways and Means
Committee bill authorizing the issue of
four per cent. certificates, payable on de-
mand in currency, to take the place of
compound interest notes, and allowing
banks to make up half their reserve in
these certificates.
The Ways and Means subj COMMITTEE
we're in session two hours on the Both ult.,
That on whisky tax made careful investi-
CATION, and concluded to recommend that
no change should be made in the rate on
this article They will probably be sus-
tanned by the full Committee who have
agreed to recommend the adoption gilmore
stringent laws regarding the collection of
the whisky tax.
The Cincinnati Price Current of the Both
ult, prints returns from eighty -four pack
ing places in the West, from which it ap-
pears that up to the latest dates there had
been packed at these places 735, 1878 hogs
That paper estimstes that there will be
packed at these places about $4,000 more
The total number packed at these points
last season amounted to 3s9,262 The
Price Current adds:
five add to the above the packing already
done IN this city. Chicago and Indianapolis, it
will bring the case out more clearly. The whole
number packed at these places. and to be packed.
We put down Bs follows:
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THF FRANKLIN Back MACHINE Ia a
clay-tsmpsring machine and with only '~u
bor4e-power turns out from 1900 TO $500
splendid bricks per hour Brick makers
sill DO well 20 look 10 itH merits. See Al.
ysrtiaemauf
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To COnsuHptIyes.-The Advertiser. hav-
ing been restored to health in few weeks. By a
very simple remedy. after having suffered several
years with a 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 a copy Of the
prescription used, free Of charged. with the di-
rections for preparing and using the same, which
they viii find a SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c. 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 q blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription. will please
address Rev. EDWARD A, WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings county, New York.
Oct23-1y
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sEoLEroN, at the PostofBce has Har-
Dey's Woellv, Ledger, Chimney Conner, Va
rsriv Magazine, and other literary and IL
Illustrated papers; also, the Louisville Gin
cinuati and New Yorl, dailies.
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MoRroN B. Howell, Clerk and Master
Of the Chancery Court will sell at the
courthouse to-day some valuable property,
for particulars Of which see advertisement
ON fourth page.
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w. +. Wards Seminary for YOun g
Ladies'. No. Is Spruce street.-The Spring Ses-
sion will open on MONDAY. the 1lth of Feb
ruary. Parents wishing their daughters Their
Oughiy educated are invited 70 consider the
merits Of this School in its Departments Of Lite
nature. Languages. Painting and Music
ian3l-lw
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1t is susceptible Of demonstration that a
double contraction is going on. The Sec
Rotary Of the Treasury is required by Law
to retire four millions of greenbacks per
month, while the National Banks are re-
firing their circulation at almost the same
rate. The prudent banks throughout the
country are determined not to be caught
mapping. They do not propose TO let their
100000 stand ont until the Secretary re-
tires the grsenbscls to the same amount.
Should they dose, where would they obtain
legal tenders enough to redeem their cir
e,dation2 This they consider to be the rub,
and have no idea Of trying the experiment.
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T. BOONE AND RICHARD GIBLIN
a. have this day associated themselves ~
basiuess. uadsr thsssiyle and name Of Boone &
6ibliu. Tor the purpoae VI tfaDsacting general
busine.s. All note Of hand % be signed b. both
partner d the hrm
A. T. BOONE.
ianll-lm X. GiBLlh.
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Mrs. =. q. s1ITH, Principal.

VyHE WINTER EXAMINATION OF This
i School i1 appointed to be held on dhuEa-
day, January 3lst and ciofe with Concert q
Vocal and lnsirumentai Muse at night The
friends and patrons u the AtheaHum are re-
sBeettuiiy invited - attend
The Spring session commence on Monday.
February 4tk. New pupil wIli GBd II greatly 10
their interest o. be present "a ~ before the apsu-
ing day.
The Atheneum 0asrs cry great "a vantage o.
Y0uuE ladies desiring good thorough and euish
ed education. We employ teachers Of the high-
esi order Of talent add are prepared tostiTsigl-
sfruetion ia al the branches usualgfaught 10 Gri
class Female aehe9i.. = have one u the isrE-
auy similar institutioB. 90 which an the pus,ils
have aaily sccesf. A complete set 81 Chemiral
and Philosophical Apparatus. and, 10 fact. ail
the necessarg aids igr impaTting distraction.
Mes pupils received az ans tiHss aud CHARGED
0Hlly from date ~ entrance, Board and English
Tuitien DeE session. u hys calendar nlonths. ars
only from tll1 % fLsh
Circulars nnd other information farnishel ~
addressing hOBI u. SMITH,
Aul0-dAHim SeeretRrY.
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AssAU1r.--John H. Kirkpatrick was
before ESQUIRE Mathews, on yesterday,
charged with assault aud battery, He was
fined $40 and costs for his pugiliatic amu'e-
rneuf
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NOTICE.

rK'HE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING QUAIL
u he'd a. Administrator With the via aunsred
% the estate Of Benjamin Liftgu. deceased.
requests al partes indebted 70 said estate %
cone f0fWard AID settle and parties having
Claims against said estate will present them
properly aaihenfiratsd. Withiu the time pee-
seribed b. Law, % thsy ALL be barred.
ISAAC LiTfON, AdIa'r
With the win annexed Of Benz. Luton. Deco.
3ans-dft-Wit
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A Sure Pile Cure.-DR. GILBERT's Pix
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. [nOv17-3m
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Cedar Posts and Fencing Lumber,
eOrnerof Crawford and North Summer streets
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he Sure and go ts @. Rice 4 Co.'S No 50
COLLEGE street. and get Goods at and below Cost,
as their business will be closed oy the 18th Of
February. jan22-tf
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BACHELORS Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the bost in the world. The only
rue and perfect Dve-H Harmless. Reliable. In
Simultaneous. No disappointment. No ridicu-
lous tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies
the i'll effects Of Bad Dies InvigoTates the hair,
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed william A. Bachelor. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81
Barclay street, New York [de929-1y
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Tennessee Bonds, e. 81 y Silver. .............125
Also, highest price paid for all 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
CoRPoRATIoH CHECKS cashed at best rates.
OFFICE. corner Union and Cherry street, oppo-
site Bank Of Tennessee.
Office hours, A. II. TO 8 Pm.
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Boots and Shoes Cheap at 30 Public
square.-In consequence Of contemplated
change in my business, offer the best selection
of Boots and Shoes at srestly reduced prices.
The buyer-be be a consumer or a merchant
will surely profit by examining my stock Of
goods before supplying himself, a. l am quite in
earnest to give bargains. MAX. L. GUTTMANE,
sep6-tf No. 20 Public Square
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-This court Is s'iil
in session, disposing Of the Haisdsmeanor
docket Il will be some time yet before
the term closes.
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Lambert Lambert Lumber l-aO, geo
feet Yellow Pine Flooring for sale. cheap for
cash. by J. r. O'SHAUGHYFssY & Co.
jan25-lw Opposite n. CRR DRpot
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WARM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is quite
warm again, with rain last night and this
morning.
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PERsoEAL.-Col. Gardner OF Weakley
county. was in the city yesterday.
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Az eligible front portion Of an Office on Church
street, in the Maxwell House. can be obtained
by applying Al this ofiee. or al No. 7e Church
street. neXtd0or tothe Masonic Hall. febI II
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4 WISH To PURCHASE A SMALL Farm
il Middle Tennessee. weli improved, With
good water. aud canVenions 10 srhoois and
churches. PefB6na having such faraals.Hill please
ADDE'S ne az Mgssy Greek. jefsrson county
East Tsnnesses. with description. price, and fdll
pariicFiars ab0us the land.
Jan s-ln Al. M0UNTcA TIE
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Very Superior Cumberland found and
slack Coal for sale cheap at "A North Cherry
street. jan10-tf
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The Best quality Of Cumberland Coal can
be had of P. B. Mason i Co.. No. "a North
Cherry street, at S. 50 per load of Il bushels,
delivered in any part Of the city. jan1O-tf
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TIE Circuit Court is progressing smooth
Nv in the adjudication Of civil cases be
fore IT,
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ROBERT I. cARUTHRRs. JR,,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
NASHVILLE. TEs1

OFFICE OVER TIE UNION BANK. AD-
" Joining o1iee Of Caratheu 3 Cooper.
Prompt attention given @ The Collection Of
Claims, decI-fm
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seIling Ont a. New YORK Cos,.

10 close business, we are positively closing
out at New York cost prices our stock Of Fine
Groceries, Wines. Brandies, Havana and Do
nestle Cigars. PAEDOLFTEI & RIvA,
janl0 u North Cherry street.
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Building Lumber of all kinds. corner OF
Crawford and North Summer streets IF
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ATTEMPTED KoRRERY.-On Thursday
night, about O'Clock, there was an auda-
,ious attempt At robbery Of the store Of Mr..
&. q. Gunier grocery and provision dealer,
or tie northeast corner Of Spruce and De
rnumbrsun streets. Al the hour designated,
aftor having closed he house Mr. Gunicr,
having taken has money from she drawer,
preparatory 10 going home, was on the
lideWalk ia front Of has sioTe, when two
scouudrels, names unknown, approached
the door with drawn pistols, and said We
want that pocket book Mr. g., not IN
derstanding them, asked them what they
said. when ghey perempionly demanded
The pocket book, they evidently having
seen M. g. pat hi money ia the same
Mr.. q said ihey could Eol have IL, where
upon they seized him BY the arms aud Scr.
cibly held him 20 the spot Mr. q. eac
oeeded ia gTasping one Of the pistols ant
turning 4 from him A scuisle enslsd, ir
which Mg q received a severe blow m fh'
face by one Of the pistols They almos
smothered him % keep HIN from giyins
the alarm he finally sncoeeded 10 below
ing cut, robbers r When they let HIM 90
and be, seizing a hatchei struck a. ih'
robbers who instantly fed Mr. & had Is
bis possession al the time Slf7, which thl
robbers must have known They are zna
pecied, and Il lie hoped that they will b
brought to justice.
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white Pine Flooring manufactured by
knight Bros. on Rolling Mill Hill. for sale at
reduced prices. Office, No. a. Church street.
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Roots ami shocs Chcap I'D ed PubIi.

Buy Your Coal. the best quality Peacock,
at "a North Cherry Streets 50 per load of II
bushels, delivered janl0-tf
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TRAEsFERs OF REAL EsTArE.-The
following transfers Of real estate we're made
during the week ending Friday, February
the LIST:
Mary A. Robertson deeds TO q. A. and
J. w. Webber, land in this county, for
$780,
John II. Weber deeds to J. w. Web
Ter, land in this county, for $500.
ID. c. Shugart deeds to Mary Graft. a
lot in South Nashville, for 81 $50.
j. b. Garfield deeds to Hervev Camp
bell, part Of lots in Edge6ld, for S275.
ID. G. Shugart deeds to Mariah X.
Wilson, a LOT in South Nashville, for
81, $50.
Andrew ]. McWhirter deeds to George
p Norvell, lot in West Nashville, for
$4,000. ....
Henry Ewing mortgages real estate TO
! Russell Houston, administrator, 10 secure
$500.
.. Ewing mortgages real estate to Rus
sell Houston, administrator, 20 secure
| 81, GOO
d. w. f. Newman aud wife deed to J.
Durinn, Capt 10th us. l., land in Mich
gan, for $500.
C. n. Ordway and wife deeds to Ange-
nald Cox, lots in Pulaski for $500,
r. H. Gardner aud others deed to Rich
/ ard NJ TAYLOR, land in Kentucky.
NJ. B. Howell, Clerk and Master, deeds
te the United States Of America, II acres
and $50 poles Of land in this county, for
90. 7S2.
Robert A. Dukes deeds 10 J. II. Jordan,
| an undivided interest inland in thiscounty,
for $500
William Simmons deeds 10 +. II. Gun
ningham, a lot in Blood's addition, for
| 50, 800.
Sarah Powell deeds 20 Gilbert Marshall,
| an undivided interest in land in the 23d
/ district, for $500
Isaac Frank makes 60 Felix Staub, re-
lease Of lease on land in this county.
b. s. Fuzhugb deeds TO Samuel Watkins,
lot in Watkins addition. for 500.
| Philip Z. Gilchrist and james II. Moore,
deed 10 J. p Mathews, q house and let
on College street, in Nashville, for S22-
| 600
John Moore deeds to William B. Blink
ley. 100 $40 acres Of land in the 4ih dis
triot, Tor s., ass.
/. HUH mortgages real estate 70 Ger
main Mayer, to secuye 81 $50.
james III. Moore moTigssee 10 Alexan-
der Moorland, and personally in William
son county, Tennessee, TO secure about
| So 600.
/ r. n. Cunningham makes 20 Alice /,
Cunningham a deed of gin 10 a lot in
| EdgeGeld
Willis Williams. by John n Williams
attorney in fact, mortgages real estate in
this county TO Russell Houston, to secure
S6,2S6 20
Ira q. kives deeds 20 William G Hin,
land in the Sth district, for $500.
Elizabeth Mc3uire deeds 10 Anna Nj
heydL a lot IN Columbus, Ohio. tor 81 300
Samuel G. simmons deeds 20 Samuel
Watkins, lot No. in Watkins addition &C
Nashville, for SEQ
Louis Oreugs deeds 90 Joseph Rroder, 81
; acres OF land Ia Shelby county. Tenn. ioi
) 81, 100
I John W. Bryan mortgage real estate IN
p this cousiy, % NJ. r, Bryan. % secur'
Sll Pos
W. h Corneina deeds 10 W q Doui
/ six acres OF land ia Edge6eld, iOr $4,000
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Yellow Pine Flooring, at low prices. cor
ner of Crawford and North Summer SITS. If
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THos. s. MARR, Pres't. L. @. TARBox, Cash T
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY,

Corner Union and College Streets.
The following are the rates paid for uncurrent
money These quotations liable TO iuctuate, bat
NAV be depended on q sufficient length Of time fer
Temitances TO be received by mCii OF express, if for
warded without delay.
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Seasoned Poplar Lumber, corner
Crawford aad North Summer streets Ttf
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BFooRDFR's CoURT-Geo Nicholson,
selling liquor on Sunday, three cases, $50
ald costs on each.
Henry Longiord aud Oliver Fowler, dis
orderly conduct, $50 and costs each, and
bound over 20 keep the peace.
Louis Bodiker, disorderly conduct, dis
charged,
Mary McCiinnis, drunk and disorderly,
discharged.
Mike CASTILLO, careless driving, s. and
costs
James Harguyes, drunk, s. and costs
JACK Smith, disorderly, $50 and costs.
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To the Creditors Of James T.. He'll
Deceased.
NOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT BY
L decree Of the Chancery Court 1t Nashville
rendered on January 9Th. 1851 all claims against
the estate Of James l.. Bell, deceased. aust be
filed in the sfhce Of the Clerk and Master on or
before tae FIRST MOEDAY IN APRu MKT, 0rthey
win be forever barred
MORTON B. HOWELL. c. aad d.
AL In
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Add this to the above and there il already
shown a net increase Of over 1000 hogs.
The stringency in the money markets Of
the country is attribu ted to the uncertainty
in regard to the action Of Congress upon
the currency question, and to the contrac-
ton going on for some months past. The
following comparison Of the bank state
ments at the dates mentioned, will show
how far the contraction has been pushed in
New York alone:
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A MAN HAs ms LEa BRoKEN.-On

A Man has HIs LEa BROKEN On yes
tsrday morning Mr.. G. Eyerhart, an en-
piovee Of the Nashville aud Chattanooga
railroad, while making up the train at the
depot tumbled from the locomotive and
fell across the track. One wheel OF the
car passed over him, wounding him se-
verely. His right leg was broken and
badly shattered. His wound was dressed
by Or. Thurm. IL will have 60 be ampn-
lated lust a. aoon a. the sufferer gets sui-
fciently over the nervous shock TO undergo
the operation.
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MARRIAGE IICENCFs-The following is
list Of marriage licences issued hy the
County Court Clerk of Davidson county,
from Jan. 25sh, 1867, to Feb l, 1867.
David Il. Lewis and Evelina Avery.
James r. Dawes and Mary l.. Wright.
Michael Grace, L. S. A., and Elizabeth
Stewart
Cornelius Murphy aud Mary Qusid.
Jas. H. Wilson and Mollie A. Gleavcs.
George + HARRISON and Charity Castle
man. .....
LII. Dearman and Martha a Green
Patrick Kenney and Catherine Catron
Henry Berwick and Elizabeth Pottinger
Allen Wyllie and Ella Temple
Charles r. Mortord and Florence Spur
iook
james Senneit and Fredrita MANNED.
isaac L. Norris aud Emily II, kaulst0n
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For Cairo. -. Louis, MensPhis and
New Orleans.
mHE SPLENDID PASSENGER 49,
Il Steamer. NASHVILLE WtLEF ks&Ssftf
SIAnfs. Master, JoaNsY hARPNR. -
Clerk. viii leave a. above On THURSDAY, the
sist inst al O'Clock r A..
For freight or passazs arrly On board. q %
CONFETTI 3 BOYD. Agents.
a and g fr8ns street
" A. PEBBLES, or
jans0-a HARRISON SONS, Agents.
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Wholesale Drug Store,

EWIN a PENDI,ETON, HAVING SOLD
u their retail stock OF No. l9 south side Of the
Public Square e Mr. II. VI Hasslock, have re
moved 70 the Sore formerly occupied by Ewin,
Pendletan 4 Co. No Inn Block, northeast
corner Of the Pablo Square.
10 their late retail customers and friends taey
would respectfully recommend MIR. Hnssl0ck as
a gentleman favorably known as Druggist Of
this city, and worthy Of their patronage ~ a
business man and citizen.
They have associated with them in business
their former partner, W N. T.. NV "a, and pro-
pose under the firm style Of EEia, Pendletsn &
Co, to carry on a general WHOLESALE DRUG
BUSINESS, a. formerly.
They solicit tho Patronage Of their former
friends. and all others looking to Nashville as a
market 10 which 20 make their purchases.
Mr.. c. DUPRE, who was formerly with EWin,
Psndleton & Co, and latterly with Us, viii
remain ia the houses