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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Mnrkefs.


LIVERPOOL. Oct Is, HIS p. M--Cotton firm.
sales 1900 bales; uplaEds I'D. Orleans lli<d.
LONDON. Oct. 25.-ConsoIs 9i3z99pZ. 5-as
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 25.-Cotton closed firm: mid
ding uplands I'D in port, 1Ozid to arrive; Or
leans ia; sales 5000 bales.
New York Money Market
NEW YORK. Oct 25.-MOney active and very
hrm. Call loans &C. Sterling Ssgl0 Gold 1871
9l345s. New TennesSees 66G7O.
New York Market.
NEW YoRE, Oct. 25.-Cotton frmer; sales 3IOt
uplands Or Superine flour S. l5p6 65. Rice
quiet. Coffee firm. Sugar steady-Islaud lie
IA y Whisky 81 q. Wheat unchanged. Corn
New York DrygOOds Market.
New YOBK, Oct. 26 Standard brown sbest-
ings l59l6 Printing cloths 7i4@Tl5; prints l2JS
OBS; delaines, best makes, p; Canton danBels
2l925.
% Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 26-Tobacco-Receipts Iigbt.
Tugs to medium leaf s69ll; Owen county
S. 50. Wheat 81 $500 Corn. old Csc, new 55c
Oats 50tg55c. Rye 81 81. Mess pork S3I 633l .
Lard 1917. BacOn-shOulders l3i 49l3lSc; clear
sides l!14e; ribbed sides l65zc. Wits Ky. raw
Cincinnati Market.
NlNClNNATls UeL. - flour dull and nominal.
Wheat 81 IS. Corn S66S7c. Oats 5sG6Oc. Cot
ton 241zc. Whisky 81 IS. Pork exhausted. Bulk
meats IL 9l31zc. BaeOn-clear sides lT917I4c:
shoulders BE. Lard l63zc.
st. LOuIs Market
ST. LOUIS, Oct. Is Tobacco dropping. Flour.
superfne, S55096. FAN wheat 81 O582 p. Corn
81 O4Sl C6. Oats 4ga591zc. Pork s3l63l p,
Baeon-sides l6l48l6s<c: shoulders l3Sl3IZc'
Lard lS14929. Whisky 81 Is.
New Orleans NEarHrof
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 26.-Cotton active. Ell
cited and advanced &c. Middlings Isle
sales $500 bales, Receipts 5535 bales Exports
S444. Sugar good demand; Louisiana fair l3c.
yellow clarified l51zc. MOlasses, common. soc
prime Sl02lzc. Receipts small: new sells as last
as received.
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Criminal Court.

State rs. George Clemens, colored, lar
ceny, nOhe pros. entered .
State IS. r. Thompson, obtaining goods
under false pretenses, nolle pros.
State rs. Fletcher Davis, coIored, laceny;
verdict two years imprisonment in the
Penitenliary.
A motion was made for a new trial in
the case of lack Boyd, colored, charged
with murder, but after argument of coun-
sci on both sides, it was overruled.
VIM. G. Brown, er pGrts, was natural
lied.
John NJ. BIsa, Jr., was sworn in as
practising Attorney.
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EIeetIon Tickets.

The officers of the various district COM
mittees throughout the State, are urgently
requested TO supply their respective dis
tricts at the earliest practicable moment,
with election tickets for the Presidential
election on the Sd proximo Every ticket
shculd:contain thelDsmes of the Democratic
candidate for President and Vice Presi-
dent, the names of the Electors for the
State at large, and of the eight Electors for
the eight Congressional districts, and the
name Of the Democratic candidates for
Congress, where Democratic nominations
have been made, or blank line for the
candidates name, after The words "For
Congress" with the name of the district.
By order of
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The New York Herald says in its money
article of Thursday evening:

article of Thursday evening:
There was no abatement of the monetary
stringeney noted yesterday, and seven per cent
in gold was freely bid for loans and in not few
instances seven per cent in currency and a COM
mission of an eighth per cent. was paid, while
much difficulty was experienced in borrowing
even at these rates. Towards o'clock the pres
sure diminished somewhat, owing to borrowers
having previously provided for their wants, and
a report was simultaneously circulated TO the
effect that there was to be "a let up" in money,
caused by the parties engaged in the locking up
of greenbacks relaxing their efforts to produce
stTingency, and a rush to buy stocks was the re-
suit. Upon inquiry at the banks, however. we
could find nothing tc Justify such an eXpecta-
ton, none of the funds locked up by unpresent-
ed certified stocks having been disengaged, and
no currency previously Withdrawn having been
returned, while bank OhleeTs are almost without
exception averse to encrOaching upon their le-
gal reserve, and IL may be regarded as certain
that they will not voluntarily break into it in
order to relieve the present exceptional pres
sure, however desirable for Wall street and the
business community such a measure of relief
might be. Bank managers urge as a reason
against it that they are now sending currency TO
the South and also to the West, and that they
will soon have TO meet the demand of the pork
and cotton crops, and that an active demand for
money at OF near the legal rate will be expe-
Tienced during the remainder Of the year. They
further apprehend that the unusually low
amount of currency in the treasury will cause
the Department to resort to whatever means il
has at It's disposal tOr increasing the same, and
that in this way the supply of lOanable funds
at the disposal of the banks will be further cur
tailed. The operations Of the censpiratOrs to
make money scarce we're further seen in the re-
turns of the banks at the Clearing House this
morning, FIVE Of the banks. including the Union,
the New York, the Commonwealth and the
Third National, having been creditors TO the
extent in the aggregate of nearly four millions"
The st. Louis Republican says it is
useless TO mince matters, but bread
stuffs are tending downward, and no
commercial ability, in whatever way
the attempt may be made, will be found
available to arrest that tendency. Stocks
of -four and wheat are accommodating at
every depot from day to day. Take Chi
cago as an instance, from which points
larger amounts are shipped than from
any other, and we have the fact that there
is in store at this time over l, 800 900 bush
e,s wheat, and $4,000 barrels -four, agains!
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county Commissioners.

The Board of County Commissioners
met,,yesterdsy pursuant TO Adjournment.
The name of DR.. Rudolph KnafFe was
accepted in the place of Theodore T.
TrichIer, as one Ofthe sureties on the bond
of Captain Walsh, Revenue Collector, the
latter havinR withdrawn from the bond.
G. S. FIagler, John Schimler and William
Austin, were qualified 90 Read Superin-
tendents.
The taxes assessed upon the property Of
+. Thoma were reduced.
The bill of costs Of the Criminal Court
were ordered TO be paid as soon as the
President would audit The accoufh
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ans ssi extra 50 5Os11 30; double extra s1lel2
GRAIN--The stock of Georgia and Tennessee
OLD corn Is quite ample for the demand at the
present, but much reduced by shipments to Bal
timore. Holders remain firm in auticipatiOr Of
better prices as the stock becomes reduced. No
demand except for local use. We continue
to quote from depot at 81 O56l 10 and from store
at 81 1901 20. according 10 quality. Oats have
advanced since our last report to S90995e frem
depot in large lOIS, and 81 from store. Note
The receipts Of Georgia and Florida corn has
been moderate for this week, AMI has somewhat
supplied the demand for the old. The receipts
have been taken at 9O9si, according to quality.
HAY-The already large stock Of hay has been
still further augmented, and the market is fairly
glutted. Eastern, from wharf. Sol 05. North
ern has been offered by the cargo as low as SOC.
Macon, GR-, Oct. 23,
BACON-The market q firm at the following
quotations: Clear sides 1919. shoulders $50
l51<c. hams Nope for plain and 2l923e for can
vAsSed.
CoRy-The corn market has been quite ex-
cited for the last two days. and prices here ad-
vaneed from 81 10 10 81 Is per bushel. This is
owing TO the supply Of old corn in Tennessee be-
ing wen nigh or quite exhausted.
OATS-Me quote oats at 90c per bushel
tLoGk-he quote at Wholesale. Superfne s.
p 70 - so extra S.; family S. IS to IS 50; extra
DRIED FRUIr-Ths brightest kinds are worth
l4e per pound. From that the price runs down
to lZ75e, owing to the color and character.
than experienced for months. We Guote: Com
mon proof 81 go; Rye 81 7594; Bourbon g 5OG5.
Gin 1906.
Augusta, Ca. Oct. 23.
BACON-We quote clear sides 1s1zc; shoulders
l5tdl53zc; hams IgG23c
CoRN-Firm- We quote white. 81 2j92 50; red
81 S092 25.
FE9gR-City mills. SO 5oa18; at retail, 81 per
barrel higher.
OATs-S0dS5e.
RYE-S1 so.
Atlanta, Ga, Oct. 20.
GRAIS-Wheat s2G2 .. Choice seed what a.
! 5092 20. Corn firm at eOcGsl, sacked. Oafs
quiet at 55960c, sacked. Barley scarce, at e. q
50. Rye 81 509sl %.
FLOUR-City mills, Sl06l2; other brands $40
gl2 for superfne and family; limited demand.
| Stock fair.
BACON-Shoulders l5c; clear sides 1910. clear
! pc.
LINE-Tennessee and Kingston 4Oe per busheI
IN lots; Alabama eask. 81 1902 So Hydraulic
Cement s. per barrel; Plaster Of Paris S 50 per
barrel.
CLOVES AND GRAss SEEDs-Red clover. new
crop. Sll per bushel; timothy seed, a so
orchard grass, s.; red top or herd grass, 81 Hun
garin, So 5O5 blue grass. Sc so.
DRIED FRuIT-Peeled apples &C. Peaches
peeled, lo'92Oc; unpeeled. SG91Zc. Demand very
| good.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-10-27

The work on the big hotel seems to grow
more active anJ.vigorous with every pas
sing day, and every day makes its compile
ton pereeptibly nearer. Every effort will
be made TO get all the finishing touches on
by the first of January next, at which
time, We understand, its doors are 10 be
thrown open to the weary and hungry
public. We have not heard under whose
management the Maxwell is TO be opened.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-10-27

George Williams, colored, was arrested
yesterday on charge of larceny in steal
ing pair of boots from the shoe shop of
r. Eckelkamp which was robbed night
or two since. His case will be investigated
this morning in the Commissioners Court.
In default of security he was sent to the
Workhouse.
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Commissioners Conrt.

Porter Frierson, larceny of one pair
shoes, valued at S.. sent down for ten
days. d.
James Barnes, assault and battery, turned
over to Magistrate.
John r. McDermond, assault and bat
terry, fned So and costs.
Pat Pepper, selling unholeeome fish in
market, fined S. and costs.
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SOUTHERN PRODUCE MARKETS
Charleston. Oct. rs.

HAY-The arrivals Of this article have been
about 100 bales Of Eastern qualities. We note
sales of HOO bales Of Eastern from the wharf at
81 Is per hundred. Some limited sales Of North
river qualities have taken place on privat tie
terms.
CORx-There is but little inquiry for this grain,
and the transactions ara quite restricted, being
confined almost entirely 70 q limited jObbing
trade. Quotations are somewhat nominal at
about 81 lt@l II per bushel. weight, sacks in
eluded. by the car load from the depot, and 81
l5Gl Is for jObbing lots. Small parcels Of new
crop from the interior are selling from the depot
at about 81 per bushel.
FLOUR-NOrthern and Western qualities,
which form the bulk of the supply on the mar
ket, are in fair stock and moderate request
prices having lower tendency under the infu-
ence of declining rates 10 Northern markets.
We quote Northern and Western super6ns at
s. sos IS per barrel extra at SO 256S9 IS, and
family at SlOgll per barrel. Southern qualities
have advanced in prices, the stock being light
and receipts limited. We quote Southern su-
per6ne at So 25@9 50 per barrel; extra SO 759ll.
and family at Sll 75gl2. City mills extra are
selling at $llGu 25; family at Sl2, and extra
family at sl3 per barrel.
BACOS-ls in moderate demand, but almost 10
a limited jobbing way. We quote prime shout
ders at I4149I4lA cents Per h. prime RIB sides al
III cents Der To-, and prime clear rib sides at
lSgl8% cents per ID. Our inside quotations
are generally for Northern cured meat, and our
outside for prime Western.
Savannah, Oct. 23.
BACON-The market remains steady but not
active. We quote shoulders at l413gl5Hc. rib
sides at l7Gl712e, and clear ribbed at l8glS1zc.
The-aare few clear sides offering. and prices are
nominal at lSglS1Zc. Hams, BE. Breakfast
bacon is quiet at lgGgZOc.
LARD-A fair demand. The market has been
quiet. Business Is improving in the article
owing 10 the advancing season. We quote 2l9
&c for pure leaf; pressed, l69loe; extra ranging
to zoe.
FLoUR-The market has assumed a dropping
tone the past week, in consequence of heavy
stocks of Northern and State A few auction
ey Northern and State is scarce. Low grades of
both are large We quote fancy new State at So
5O97 per car load; 80 cents higher per single
barrel; extra Sll9l2 so; double extra ranging
S. 5000 per sack per car load new State super
hne sg9lO per Dbl. NOrthern-We quote super
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Pole and Carpet bag Raising.

The Carpet-baggers were engaged yesier-
day afternoon, in raising a long pole, on
the Square. After the pole had been raised
a carpet-bag similar to that now in use by
the bummers, was sent up, ard the crowd
of boisterOus negroes who were present,
yelled prOdigiOusly, assisted by Emory the
broom maker.
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u o EJADblI4LN ILI5DJ
Chm. Dem. State Central Elk. Com
rexfY ThiepInr

Some scamp stumbled into the cotton
yard of Thos. Psrkes & Co., South Market
street, yesterday, and stole therefrOm a
brass pea, used in the weighing of cotton,
which was valued at twenty dollars.
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Death of an, Old Citizen.

We are panied 10 record the death on
last evening of NJ. C. Sultzbacher, long a
resident of this city. Mr.. Sultzbacher was
a native of Bavaria and Hebrew. He
was possessed of warm, kindly nature
and filled we'll his sphere, and made
many friends among all classes, who will
regret to hear of his death.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-10-27

We hear it rumOred that the trustees of
the First Presbyterian Church have rented
the elegant mansion Of K. ]. Morris, on
Cherry street, as a parsonage, and that it
will be ready for the new pastor upon his
arrival.
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CtrcnIf C0nrf.

The jury 10 the Case of Dews Us. dwell
et tale, breach of contract, rendered judg-
ment of S6l5O yesterday ID favor of plain
tiff.
The case Of MackIeane rs. Jones, for
rent of hotel in Augusta, Ga, will proba-
bly, be taken up to-day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-10-27

All officers of Seymour and Blair Clubs
are invited to- meet at Hamilton & Cum
ningham's hall on this Tuesday evening at
4 o'clock. Come one, come all.
BY order of the President of County
Club. I. G. CRUNK, Secretary.
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Prisoners Brought from Cannon
County

Lee Towles and Robert Hall were brought
from Cannon county 10 this city yesterday,
by the Sheriff of that county, and lodged
in Jail. The former is charged with lar
ceny and the latter with rape. They were
sent here for safe keeping, TO await trial in
the Cannon county Circuit Court.
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GoIngl GoIng!l GOne!!!

Faster than the Auclioneers hammer
knocks down merchandise, neglect disposes
of the teeth. Bid, therefore, for that prize
of life, a perfect set, by brushing them
regularly with Sozodont.
"Spalding's Glue" has now taken the
place of all dement's and mucilages
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Rrnkehis Ann

Charles McCaslin fell from q window
about six feet from the ground on McLe-
more street. Sunday afternoon, and broke
his arm. This is the second time in the
last few months that he has had the same
arm broken.
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Democratic Climbs.

The members of the various Democratic
Clubs in the city and vicinity are requested
to meet at their respective club rooms this
evening at seven o'clock, to atteBd to i'm
portant business. By order of
G. j. STUBBLEFIELD,
Chairman Dem. Cent Com.
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The RurrIars sim AT work.

Ga Saturday night last the burglars
paid a visit TO the residences of Robert
Thompson and Thomas Furman, on Spruce
street, but at both places came away with
empty pockets.
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nemnerafs. AftenfionI

The Presidents and Secretaries of the
various ward Democratic Clubs, white and
colored, are requested to meet at Demo
cratic Headquarters over Hamilton &
Cunningham's hardware store, College
street, this afternoon at two o'clock.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-10-27

Bedford Smell was arraigned before the
Police Commissioner yesterday, on a charge
of larceny in stealing wood. He was sent
TO the Eorkhoass for ten days.
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Pence Warrant.

Addison Webster, colored, was bound
over TO keep the peace for six moDths to-
wards Johnny MCGOWAN, colored, yester-
day by Esquire Cassetty, in a sum of $3.50.
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Postomee niacnntinnlh

We ae informed by the Nashville Post
master that the Poslofice at Donelson, in
this county, has been discontinued. Our
Subscribers at that point will find their pa
pers at the Nashville Posioffce, till they
give us other directions. ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-10-27

Esquire Wilkinson issued warrant yes
terday for the arrest of Ike Stull, colored,
charged by colOred woman named Cot
ton with having committed an assault and
battery upon her. The case will be inVes-
tigsted to-day
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The sales to-day amount to "a hhds., with re-
jeetions of bids on Is hhds. Prices ranged as
follows: l hid. at $l6 25. l at sl3 50, 3 at Sl29
II So 5 at Sll9ll rs, II at Sl09l0 IS. at SO 100
so. 3 at So 25@8 IS, ? at 81 2597 90, aud at
So As
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EnraI Fural !!

New and stylish Ladies' and Childrens'
Frrs, will be sold at New York prices,
CHAs. RICHHEIMER & Co.'S,
nov Is If 46 College street.
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The offerings during the week have included
some desirable qualities of cutting leaf which
brought satisfactory figures. The sales Of the
past week and the current tobacco year are as
follows
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THE TOBACCO Markets.
Louisville, Oct. "a.

The market closes very firm at the advance
which has been established during the week.
which is about 81 per hundred on all grades. The
tobacco year closes in another week, so that the
offerings are not very large. The new crop is a
very large one, and parties who have made it
their business TO look into the tobacco trade,
predict that the sales the coming year will fully
double those of the present year. WequOte:
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London adVlces OF yesterday quote
United States 5-20's at 735s.
Exchange on New York was bought by
yesterday at discount and sold by the
banks at par.
Tennessee bonds were quietin New York
yesterday at 664 for the old and 6S for
the new.
There is nothing doing 10 Nashville
corporation checks, and but few on the
market. Dealers buy at S4@S5c and are
selling at 86@S7c.
The sales Of Southern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the Dist
inst. were as follows:
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virginia Roe HerrIngs.

An active business man to act as Steward
Apply at the Stacey House. Oct24-lt
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GENERAL MARKETS.

NASHVILLE, Monday, Oct. 26.
COTToN.-Upon receipt of favorable
news to-day from Liverpool, the market
was buoyant, and closed active at full
prices, in some instances as high as 21lc
being paid for strictly low middling cotton.
We give the quotations according to clas-
sifcation at which the market closed:
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Gold is without decided change. The
following are the New York quotations of
yesterday: Opened at 1885; was 1881 at
1920; 1345 at noon, and closed at 1874! at
3 P. NJ. The rates here were 1880 buying
and 135 selling.
Government securities we're quoted in
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BACON.-CIear sides scarce at IT4c;
shoulders 14f@14!c; country hams II and
1S3c; choice sugar-cured csnvased hams
212@ pc; plain canvased lS4c.
CORN.-But little offering. We heard
Of sales of 200 bushels new in ear at SOC.
PEANUTs.-Sales of 100 bushels at 81
42!.
CHEsTNUTs.-Small sales at So so per
bushel.
DRIED FRUIT.-We heard of sales Of
10000 lbs. apples at 20 and 10000 lbs.
peaches, mostly quarters, at 8f@8!c.
RAGs.-Whiteman Bros. are paying SIC.
The grocery market is without change.
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Virginia Roe Herrings.
CT. Fuller & Co., Masonic building,
Church street, No. SO, have received the
celebrated Virginia Roe Herring, and are
receiving new goods every day. Give
them call. .. oct233t
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The Re,ort Courteous.

"YOu're dull looking set" as Sozodont
said to the neglected teeth. 1--WE shall
soon improve under your auspices" as the
neglected teeth said to Sozodont.
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The sales at the open boards were as fol

lows:
10A.M.
$4,000 Tennessee 6s new
10000 North Carolina 6s new c.................67
p. II.
$50 600 Tennessee 65
10000 North Carolina Is, new .................662
81 Pm.
$4,000 Tennessee Gs. new, BIT
DOOO do ....-......-......--..........1O
Nnrth Carolina 81 nav G-lE
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We have made arrangements to supply our
customers with Revenue Stamps at the follow
ing low rates. discount payable in stamps. viz
On purchases under $2O...-.......Par
On purchases of SD or more.-2 per cent. dis
On purchases of $50 or noro..315 =
On purchases of 500 or mOre...3Z
On purchases Of 500 or mOre.-4[
On purchases of $500 or more...4%
On Durchasas of $1,000 or mnra..4M % %
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LAND WARRANTS.

All orders must be accompanied by the money
or check for the amount. Stamps will be sent
by mail or express. as directed.