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TIE SOUTHERN STATES. 1.
AI.ARAAIA.


THE CONYENTION-THE BILL OF RIGHrS-DlS-
FRASCH1SEMENr.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 23.-The Convention to-
day pas-ed nu ordinance imposing an additional tax OF
ton Ber ceutum Of the otherwise assessed on the
taxable property OF this state for the purpose OF paying
the expenses OF the Convention 10 be assessed ana col
ectod during the tax year ~ 1868.
The BIN of Rights OF the Constitution provides, among
other things THAT all men created equal that te'
are endowed 10y their Creator with certain nalienable
rights; that among these life, liberty, and the pn-
ut OF happiness and that all persons or classes IN TINS
state who are may be- declared citizens OF the United
States by the Constitution thereof hereby declared
citizens OF the State OF Alabama possessing equal ana
poltical rights aud public privileges without distinction
OF race color previous condition The section IN
the Bin OF Rights defining treason as passed.
saws: No one shall be convicted OF treason eN-
cent on the testimony Of two witnesses 10 the same
overt act or upon his own confession IN open
Court" The Franchise article provides that those VINO
shall be convicted OF shall not exercise the rg
of suffrage II is believed that all those persons VINO
came within the $4,000 clause OF President johnson =
Amnesty proclamation and against whom proceedings
were Instituted IN the District Courts who on beng
paroncd by President had 10 appear I'm court ana
the new Constitution II this Is correct, $4,000 or 4OOoO
whites are disfranchlsed % -, .
An amendment the Bill OF Rights was offered, tha
common carriers shall not make any discrimination on
account OF color between persons travelling on pubic cor
yeyanccs which caused great excitement ScNelm biach
delegates delivered mammatory harangues, demanding
emf social euuay and the right TO ride IN sleeping
car. Sc Two whites favored the amendment MeSsls
Grimm and Keller making violent speeches. Several
whites opposed II IN strong speeches After heated ana
protracted debate, the subject was postponed uhh Non
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VIRGINIA
THE rnrAL or JEFFERSON DAVIS TODD

the TRIAL OF JEFFEKSON DANIs TV-UHI' -,
RICHMOND. Nov. 23-Ihe Davis tral VIII
commence ON Monday az II O'Clock AZ that hour ne VII
% himself i'm the custody OF the United states Marshal.
III II i believed he will be baed from day TO day on ms
avon reco1izance About IS witnesses summoned lor
ne Government including James A. Seldom late Con
sderte Secretary OF War; and Gen Joseph t. Johnston
~ r. stated thai he will be tried indictment 10
c made bv the Grand Jury here. Chief Justice Chase
I'D INDIE Underwood viii arrive here Monday morning.
Wsssrs Chandler and Evarts or the prosecution, ana
pConor and shea OF the defense will arrive here t0or
row morning Davis spent nearly all to-day WIN MS
counsel III, . -,- -. mill IN.
,crroy Afternoon the Davis trial will not commence uh
IN . O'Clock, when Judge Chase Will deliver the charge
80 the Grand Jury. II Is not known whether no VIII re
r,a during ali the trial Mr. Davis's counsel say tney
@ entirely ready To 20 ana the Government oncefs
ic mo iufimafiOn OF any postpOnement their part
- letter wns received to-day from Gen Robert H. leo
VII, mas been summoned witness by the GOVERN
nsnt sayipg that lao viii be IN Richmond 10 morrow
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CAMPION-Ou sa1rsv Nov o. Mrs Ann Maria Canpou widow q
william Csmpou and daughter Of the late John SANFORD
Renye md friends o. the family are invited attend her funeral
Yves. Tlry natlsL, on Tuesday Nov 26, at Y O'Clock.
DAyENPOKTAt wheeling West Virginia. Tuesiay Nov 49, Of
Davenport formerly Of aryosu n t. aged years aud months
DBSVsIol Saturday Noy % q c2aamPt on Charles G9ert Den
Tie relatives and friends Of Tie family aua members Of tie Tex 9.
missioner oTe respecy invited 70 attend ,he fale, from
aternoou a, oeIosE without further notice
MooREou SUNDAY orn Sov a. Walter Herbert infant son Of
The funeral viii tsc Place at d OcoeE this o-dny afternoon from
oAKEYon sunday Nov a. James oakley the olt Of bis
% and friends are invited to attend the funeral services
resdsaee No CO Hadsonst on TUESDAY NO.. 70 Hs's
RABNK-oa Friday nov o. Jacob Ratuau, in the Bath Of
Re. md friend a-e as;i to attend h. funeral from bis late
AZ o'clock Hs will be taken to GerHFooi Cemeteri
TRULIsusay Friday Noy p Sedea T jr in the so;s
year g Washington Bergen County n j. late Oh no -
His vii be taken to Greenwood Monday Nov 25 and arrive
al jersey C.ig 81 % o'racs O.
THoMAs-oa Fdy Nov % Letta wife OF NJ Thomas aged 80
The relative. ana na q d y , , to attend en- The funeral
from -r 1re Re-. ,ene No ~ GTaHa' on ODu'' d" COCA
TowYuFY-sun on Sunday morning Nov H. Helen ToFnley,
10 the 9Th year ofAcT age
wHrTEHRAD-n ibis City sabbath morning Nov a. Sarah
Lo1isa. reic ofthe Ron. Ira g. Whitehead -,
Relatives ava d invited . attend the funeral services sd at n, 1
The II O'Clock leave barclay and ChrstopherstA at
oclock D..
wALKEKln sr1or Coma SUNDAY morning NOV 70 MS Mar
Ann ae Jonathan 90. walker n the 3i yer her age
Her Die the invited - attend the nera a.
her ate sdsnce S;ratior TUESDAY aiernoon at o'clock
wfCKrsOu Sunday morning Nov a. Geneva, n T. Rebec
Jane wife ~ William W. Wickes VI Br0OAlyh
Nolr. of ilucrs haieafer
wHEEEgsn4ea SUNDAY morning NeI a Perez Clifford u
he I year lie age youngest Of William and COrnA
Wheeler
Notice 81 funeral hereafter
wICKENsn Brooklyn Saturday Nov % aher short Illness
Nrs s,-al wckens widow Of tae .te oIrd Wckeas
friends AMI relatives Of lo family respectfully invited 70 ateno
the fan he residence 81 her soi.lH Henry Anderson
No BrookTn TUESDAY afternoon Nov 20 At O'CLOCK
without firtheT Invitation.
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presence in Kentucky; the question mooted
as TO trying HIN in Pennsylvania Indiana or ono IN
connection with John Morgans raid but opposed his
being tried IN any State except where he had been
actually present Then II said th1t we could hi-
point Judge i'm Judge Cations place and try him in East
Tennessee That was anxiously considered and on .
consideration OF II by the president, Win
myself, we both cOucuued that IL would not
look wen Tor the President 10 make a
Judge try Davis at the Presidents own home and ID
his State: Violently opposed his tal for the crime
OF treason before Military Commission and 50 the thing
stood until left office: must say that was, on these
grounds principal Of the montreal OF Davis; az
least believe was; l 20 have taken part IN inc
prosecution but with the conviction that Il the trial
should result in q conviction would not constitute !
part Of the Cabinet or be adviser OF the President
TESTIMONY OF MIR. JAS. NJ. sCovEL-
Mr. lanes NJ Scovel testified on May Is 10 infer
view with Mr. johnson in reference 70 appointments IN
policy and mar lie al heart he agreed with Congress,
he personally agreed with him tMr Johnson and that be
in state Of betweenity TO know exactly where ne
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LOUISIANA.

ASSEMBLING OF TIE STATE COMMEMORATIVE
ORGANIZATION.
NEw-ORLEANs, Nov. 23.-The Convention met
NJ noon TODAY and elected scolored temporary
chairman and secretary No permanent organization was
arrived at and they adjourned until Monday Forty four
oe and u whites present In the caucus Judge
Taaerro seemed to be the choice for permanent char
man hut IL rs probable that the negro members will elect
nn Of their og color 10 Understood that was re-
solved in the caucus that the first step of the convention
t'r, with their own appOntees The recent appoint
tncnf by Gen Mower with two exceptions do not
satisfy members Of the convention Dr Avery me newly
Vine i'm most of the deputies. Tho courts have con
nncd their business which has been interrupted by the
1.
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525 niles
0.0 iliieh
or rHg
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD,
RUNNING WEST FROM OMAHA
ACROSS TIE CONTINENT,
ARE NOW COMPLETED.

the line 70 the eastern Of the Rocky Mountains and il
expected that e track will be IA .hTy n, iar'hrT to Evans Pass
The foot III The mountains summit is but eighty feet 70 the mile
VI r. t, 2. ON f rn slope M continue through the Winter and
hs. doubt that the entire All line to the Pacific
% means provided Tor the Of this great National work
o. @ r 10 O0to $4,000 per mic r which Is taxes SECOND lien as
srs d receive. pam-9i 10 large no, to the tai y zen. o. Ne
fc sni has been mined b. United states Commission
e. and pronounced all rpct.s 6csss road thoroughly
Piled With drot repair shops stations and all the necessary rolling
nm. I slate, also makes donation 300 Ian TO the
e which OF are revenue TO the Compsny Much Of
Other portions covered With heaJ pine forests aud abound IN
HE onr,n, Is $50 auio1,d 20 .sne t. First Mortgage Bonds
ulouL elri' "a ho i1e tr aa 40 .t %
od, aud Bonds the Compan, only As The work pro
S-ys 80 ht & 1s E cslns .I'' One Hap6di Million Dol
lar Of viii millions bsye been paid upon the work already
rARNINGs or THE COMPANY.
40 present profits Of te Company 'e Only from is local
,5, Bond. e Cm1auy ISL, 90 oer built It
pot Doubted t nr ,s aa ~, -'is' -a' OIL ls
pr-rlsu, and ALL De- l Do can always be doue At
s be- deed that tho Union Pacific oad IS fact Goean.
me from bHt n.f u. p,l'soa 81 ""'t MeD. az ~ I
a. Corrms,t rua 70 &C. ID w., tai uo smlar Is
ssaea 'os e.. 55o S'' based 'p'n' larger or more
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
are offered present NINETY CENTS on THE DOLLAR they
Iose .p' than United state. stocks They pay
SIX PER CENT IN GOLD,
~ over NINE PER GENT upou the Subscriptions viii be
yeeyi M e Cmplls Office No 20 Nassansi and BY
'N CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK, No. Nassausti
CiARR pODGk To- Bankers. No 81 Waltst
JON. Do CISCO z son, Bankers No Do Walfst,
IFyRY CLENS & Co.. Banker, Ne 3 Wa-st,
HIDDEN WINCHESTER a co.. Bankers, No ~ Brosdway,
AID br b- Compiuys advertised Agents throughout tho lh SAs
uces should be drafts other funds par IN NeNlorE
,n the brds 90 charge by return express 80
EEN PAMPHLET AM MAI. showing the Progress o me NoA
Resources Construction and Value Bonds may be obtained AZ ,n
Odces or Of It's advertised Agents or VIII DC sent s On %
P'''"0h- JOHN CISCO Treasurer, NevYOrk
November p 1861
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DELAWARE.

THE WHIPPING-POsT ANDsPILLORi
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov 23-The Daily Conn
Jf this els, saws: This afternoon ten men, six col
- oud fonr whites were dashed mt Newcastle to-day
The exhibition witnessed by large crowd OF men
bows and girls. The whipping commenced AT oeIoek,
HYMNS ana The shouting of children This morning hye
non were pilIorrd.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

SUCCESS OF THE RADICAL TICKET.
WILMINGTON, n. C., Nov. 23.-Returns thus
far received indicate the election Of the Radical deegae
TO the Convention large Radical tOrchignt process
sion took place last night, which composed ehtey
a
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Messrs OConor and Shea for the defense arryedt To-
day, and Messrs Brady of NewYork and Reld OF Pha-
delphia will come when tie trial has commenced.
Messrs Eyars and Dana for the prosecution nave also
arrived to-day. Mr.. Davis attended ST fauls Chufch
hia mo rpfu
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Sp.aal nOtitts.

oVttII 9IUIIII5
"A New Thing under the sun" derived rOm the most
fragrant eraos under the and stars now
eanp,uaq the gay world PHALoS SONS Extract ofthe MIGHT
BLOOMING CEgEUS uans,is all other perfumes ancent and
moIsrp ac,erl b. society the toilet triumph Of the
Chamber OF Commerce..
sp,cal Meeting Of the Chamber Of Commerce will be held on
TUESDAY NEXT &c O'Clock hear report from the
Conmc appointed on consider the subject Of RE
TURN TO SPECIE PAYMENTS By order.
JOHN AUSTIN STEVENS IT,. Secretary
Thnni-giving nj the Five Points House of Industry
No as W.ubsIhsra the chanel consisting 81
st,rt aIir. s1gul thrug the da',
fr,r 30 D onrk The children H dice from Until oeocA snd
o0r ttlr ta poor viii DE provided for 1000 Al
in, tea o. attend Alp, ur ~ 'taiors.
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A Crenf Improvement In
ApT,EICIAI TEETH.

pp uovr has long among the best Dentists ofhe City
ia ~ ,a - - r'rnnnrrr combination OF RUBBER and
,TTs for Artai Teeth uatrg The strength OF gold With
IN. sss Tf. III frh a1l perfect adaptation o rubber me
plates sr he ft s ar orfal gof n sas te es, aIunes
dr4Bre oict-seL bh h't'A 'A' - ~ ' 'Oa""5'
kigbg.e1tls-
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NIRRLEU.

Ibis CITY. Thursday Nov p BY the Rev
D. o. Of Salem, Mass Henry T. ted 70 caroline
Augusta Of the late Thomas flaming all Of tins city,
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FLOUR AND FEED Will IN HARRIsON-sT.
CONCORD, ". II.

CONCORD, n. H., Nov. PA fire occurred il
Rumford Block this morning damaging the building tt
the amount Of 81 800 The stock of Messrs Churchill
Kibur Oh the first floor damaged by water To the
amount OF 5000 The Office Of Tie Independent Democrat
in the upper stories injured 10 the amount OF S2500
The other occupants OF the block experienced slight
losses. All the losses were fully insured.
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TENNESSEE.
TIE LRGIsLATrRE

NASHVILLE, Tenn Nov. 23.-The Senate to-
day passed bill appropriating S5OOOG for the ald OF
the railroads of the State.
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Winter Clothing, Winter CloihinS.
The heat STOCK tBest Goods al the lowest priceA
Larsest store The CITY.
Eos 70 ami 2 Bowery.
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FIRES.
MANrrAcroRY IN GANEsvooRr-sr.

MANDATORY IN GANESY O0RT-ST.
Early on Saturday morning the upper floor
OF the tvestory building No is GanesyoOrts with their
contents were seriously damaged by fire. The nth moor
IS occupied by William Young Co, manufacturers OF
cocoa mats Loss stock $500 Insured for ST. 800 by
abe Metropolitan Company The third floor front and the
fourth floor occupied by Henry Stewart hoop skirt
manufacturer Loss stock, $500 Not insured. The
of the third floor is occupied by r. A. q j. II. Marsh,
manufacturers OF ladies' fancy goods. Loss on
stock by fire and water, $1,000. Insured by, the
st. Marks Company. The second floor Is unoccupled
portion OF the first floor is occupied by George Baxter
manufacturer Of brOoms Loss stock by water slight
Insured for 200 The remainder Of the first floor Is oe
ouped by Edward POick harness maker Loss on stock
by water $500 Insured for $500 by the st Marks Com
pany The building belongs Easton estate and ia
damaged to the extent of 5000 James X. Downs, q
member Of Engine Company No s. fell from the roof OF
fours0rY building in the Of No 49, and was seriously
injured.
FLOUR AND FEED MILL IN HARRISoS-sT.
Messrs. j. I. Buckley & Co.'s steam flour and
feed MILL at No 80 HarrsOn-st. damaged by fire Oh
Saturday to the extent OF 81 900. Insured.
LARGE FIRE AT KEEsYILLE, NJ Y.
KEEsvILLE, n. Y, Nov. PA destructive
fire occurred this place last night destroying the Post
Office, telegraph and express Offices drug, dry goods
iewcry shoe stores also the Office and material OF
The ESser County republican, Scarcely anything was
saved II impossible at present to form any estimate
OF the losses.
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IuiOn-Re pubican Candidate
FOR MAYOR,
HON. WILLIAM a. DARLING.
The Ward Committees Of Union Republican organizations OF the
Assemble Districts City Of NWfork requested % meet az
their respective headquarters the ENEANG MOADA No
d instant FOR thorough canvass ior ths
nig Navorav contest arrange for Republican meetings in
their districts udorse the domination Of the Hon William
Darling for Mayor prepare ratification meeting 10 DO
MID Al tope Institute EVENING Of SAIIkDAl nov %
st7.3JP N. , tiAhhbo = 81 , ~ S,-,,,.e
r. T. DARRAGH Vcepr-sident
WALDO HUTCHlNS Chairman EK Committee
Wv DnrSNeSo, Secretaries.
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The
NATIONAL TRUST CO.
OF THE CITY or NETWORK,
NO. 1856 BROADWAY.
ONE MILLION DOLLARS
CHARTERED BY THE STATE

DARIUS R. MANGAM President
HENRY c. CARTER, First Vice President
BARNET L. SOLOMON Second Vice President
JAMES MERRILL, Secretary.
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MISCELLANEOUS
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ALI the World Oyeri

There are but fow spots on globe whero HOSTEL.
TER's STOMACH BrrTERs arc not known; and WHOM
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ahousehold word. Az protective against malars cpl
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duced by masmatc influences stands far shcsd Of sll
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In Australia TasmAnls, New Zealand. and adjaoont
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AUCTION SALES.

Dry Goods Srdto Goods. Roots and Shoes.
IBH y. N w. KNOX.
Iis DAY at 10 O'Clock. A b., at their auction sslef
f9oms No. 1913 Meeting street, opposite Pavilion
uotoi. will DO sold,
AN ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS
COMpRIBISu,
PANTS STUFF. 8caBouab.e o Dresa Coos Domest,cs
hosiery, oloVos, Fancy uoo.ls Small Wares &C.
ALSO,
few cases BOOTS AND SHOES
20 cases desirable Straw Goods.
Conditions cash. NAV "a
Horse Wagon Cart DC
BY LAUREY e. ALEXANDER
TOMORROW. tho l4th inst, will be soll al No no
East Bay. noar Market atreet, al IL O'Clock
l No. HORSE, young, sound and genuo
l Butchers Spring Wagon
Bakor or Grocers Covered Spring Cart
Spring Dray
! EI IA strong Iron axleirro and nav Wheels
suitable for Dray Wheels
1 good Check Rein In fair order
1 Stove and Cooking Utcnsla
Sundry articles Of Furniture, Writing Desks Aiea-
surCs, &c, &C.
1000 foet Doards. suitable for flooring
Conditions cash. May ID
Corn.
BY IL. 6 a. T.. CALDWELL.
TOMORROW. tTuesday tho 1th Inst, will bo sold bo
oro our sorc. No. 00 East Boy, at 10 O'Clock.
count Of all concerned,
200 Bags WHITE CORN.
Conditions cash. Mny ~
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Y:klg Y}slg ,2at1gg J !: :11N}Rllp',s'',. y ! y !, !
!; , % MONDAY MORNING, MAY IsT1S67.
LOCAL MATTERS.

JOB WonK.-Wo havo now completed our ofico
20 as to execute, in tho shortest possible time
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, aud VIC most ro-
p:eotfully ask tho patronage OF our friends.
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Free to Everybody.

Large PIP. Circular, giving Information OF the
greatest importance to the young OF both seIea
II teaches how the homcly may become beautiful the
despised rospccted and tho forsafen Cd.
No young lady gentleman should fall to send their
address. and receive copy postpaid. by return mail
Address p. o. Drawer. Il,
March 30 Iyr Tro,SY
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Tho Timo to Advortiso I'm tho Country.
The PH1K1 has large circulation throughout the
middle md upper Districts OF tho State Advertising
rates as rsasonable tho atingency OF the money
ket viii warrant Merchants md others wiahing to uso
tho columns OF the psper win address x.
G JULIAN A. sELDY, Proprietor, ,t"2
February % - - Columbia & q
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are all laid Gudcs contribution 10 present the old
truths In new, clear and attractive light. With
q strons love OF nature and the beautiful both in
nature and in art, tho Bishop is mover at loss for
striking and appropriate illustrations.
He preached at night In Bethel Church to very
crowded house; and tonight is to preach again OF
tho samo place.
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A-AAAA-a

The best Dyspcpio Bittors now In PAsKSnsa
Hepato Rsters They mover fail to givo relief Try
bottle. and bo convinced. For sale by all Druggists.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction sales This Dny

ALL KINnsoF JOB WORK DONE AT THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE
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Auction Sales This Day.
j. W. KNOX will BELL this day. at 10 O'Clock, at their
auction saiesrooms. No. 1873 Moouns ntroo oppoaito
yion Hotel dry goods, straw goods boots and shoos
R. A p. CALDWELL Will sell this day. at 10 O'Clock.
at tho a!ere No. King street. mort to the corner Of
Wentworth street, crocfery and glassware. ~
LxrrcH BRUINS will sell this day. at 1oH O'Clock. at
No. Bercaford street. coutonts and fixtures bar.
room. Cs "a
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:. ,GoLDt GOLD COLD l--Wo would call tho ntten-
hon OF our readers to tho advertisement Of Mr.
ANDREW NJ. MonELAND, No. Broad streot, who is
IN the market for tho purchase Of Southern secur-
tics OF all kinds. Parties having bonds, stocks,
coupons, &o., for salo will ud it TO their advan-
tage tsuch has becn our eIperience) by calling on
Mr. MonELAND, who wo can truthiu'ly recommend
in every way.
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dHctio,'s for Horses Vehicles aud Furniture,
EVERY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. ut quarter past
10 o'clock originally established by tho subscribers
Furniture sacs at Private Residences promptly attend
cd 10 at tow charges
SMITH & McaILLTvRAY.
huctioneers, No. 27 Broad atrnet,
AprII II amo Soutb Side ncar State.