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MAx1MILIANs DEATH AVENGED UPON THE
PRESIDENT OF THE CURT MARTIAL-A BOLD
Ex-SERaEANT OF THE GUARD.-The assassina-
ton of Colonel Platon Sanchez, the Mexican
Liberal, who vas President of the court mar
tial which tried ATaximilian, on the road from
Cartorce to San Luis, on the 18th OF November,
was but q token, and significant one, of the
inevitable revolution in Mexico. His execu-
cutioner was Domingo Perez, an ex-Sergesnt
OF Maxlmilian's body-guard, well-educated
Mexican, md long notorious for personal ex.
ploits of dari lg bravery. Perez at the time
stepped out fcom his post, and calling to Colo
mel Slnchez, said, Il am under the necessity
of avenging the death of my Emperor, and
YOU who pronounced his death sentence, and
ordered his speedy execution, must be the first
to Z L." He then fied at Sanchez, the ball
from mis- Spencer rifle passing through the
Colonels head, and causing instant death.
The Sergeant then called upon the troops, who
had all been under Imperial sergcants and cor
poruls, telling them: "All who desire to do so
NAV now retro to their homes, whlle those
who wish to follow me to the Pacific coast will
take few steps forward. OF the one llundied
and eighty men fifteen signifed their intention
of going home, aud left with their arms, The
remaining one hundred and sixty-five followed
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
ATou 1Qf-

OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
May, 1867.
Tile following Section OF An ordnance 10 abolel
tie oiiicc UI Superintendent of Streets 10 provd,
for Ercp:uy the Streets, LaIcs. Alleys, aud opcll
CouIta in The CiI OF Charleston Clcar, and ior
o!i:er purposes" hereby published for the inior.
lual;on OF All concerned
For tho due protection OF the said contractor or
contractors, is Jurler ordained That every owEei
lessee occupant and tenant OF any premises 'front.'
ing in any stieet lane, alley, or open court, shall
Oh every day lsundays excepted) have the dirt, filth
garbage or other. ofa placed in front of his or her
lot. i'll barrel box or heap, aud in readiness for
the contractor. 10y the hour OF seven O'Clock, A. NJ
from the first inst day OF May to the first day Of
November Ill every year and by the hour OF nine
o'clock. A. NJ, from the irst day OF November 10
the first day OF May following. And any person Of
fencing herein, or placing any drt, ilth garbage.
Or other ofal. i'll any street, lane, alley, or open
court alter the hours above named, shall be subject
to fine OF not less tban two nor more than five
dollars. for each and every offence, TO be imposed
by the Mayor.
By order W. q. SMITH,
May Is Clerk OF Council.
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AN ORDINANCE
TO REGULATE THE DREDGING OF DOCKS

ToREGuLATE THE DREDGING OF DOCKS.
Whereas, The best interests OF the city, as well as
the convenience Of the shipping visiting the port
demand that the channel OF Cooper River be kept
open with sufficient depth OF water for all com.
mercial purposes, aid free from obstruction:
Be it ordained, That in future all mud removed
from any OF the city docks by dredge machines or
otherwise. shall be removed one hundred and fifty
tathoms from the end OF the dock.
The Harbor Master shall be furnished with copy
OF this Ordinance, which he is required strictly to
force; aud to report for prosecution all violations Of
the same; which shall subject the party offend
ing TO fine not exceeding One hundred dollars fol,
each and every oncnce,
Ratified in City Council this eighth day of October
in the vear OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and Aiyty-seven.
IL.S.l T. C. GAILLbRD, Mayor
October Is W. Ii. SMITH, Clork OF Council
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AN ORDINANCE
10 REGULATE THI: STORAGE OF PETROLEUM, 1T
PRODUCTS, AND OTHER INFLAMMABLE OILS.

SEC. |. Be il ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen
IN CITY Council assembled That from and after the
l6eh day of June next 1t shall not be lawful to keep
Petroleum. Kerosene, kock Oil. Benzine, Benzole,
or any othcr iDDammnble oil or oils on storage or
for sae in any cellar store or building south OF Limo
street. in larger quantity than fifty gallons on any
ono lot or promises, ami any such quantity so kept
OF stored shall be contained III vessels OF tin other
metal.
sEC. 2 That Petroleum, its products or any other
lraammable Oil or oils when brought into the city
by lan water. may be kept on any lot or in any
building in which cotton is not stored. for period
not exceeding twonty-four hours, upon the expira-
ton OF which tm,. II shall bo removed and kept In
the manner US required by the foregoing section:
SEC. 3. ANY person or persona violating any part
uI this Ordinance Shall be subject 10 L Gno OF TWO
hundred dollars, 1or each offence recoverable in any
Court OF con petent Jurisdiction.
Ratified in City Council this twenty-1rst day OF
May. Il. the year OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred alld sixty-seyen.
H.s.l p. @. GAILLARD, Mayor.
". a. SMITH. Clerk OF Council. June 6
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Augusta Market,

AUGUSTA, January 9-CoTroN-There has been
fair inquiry to.da, at l3Aa14c Tor Mldding, and
larpe amount was sold on that oasis yet there is
bad feeling pcrraling the market on account of de-
cining prices in Liverpool and New York, the last
di patch from Liverpool quoting farther decline Of
I'd, Sales to-day were OBI bales, and receipts 7o4
bales.
NoTE-what we quote as Middling now is one
grade above what formerly considered as Angus
to Middling, or equal TO New York Middling.
CoRN-New white 81 11; mixed 81 O5al 0S.
WHEAT-White 81 70s2 S5; red So 30a2 40.
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New York Market.

MOSEk MARhEf.
Tho New York Evening Post, OF Wednesday, Jan.
uary 9th, says:
The loan market is easy at Cat per cent. on call
and 7a85s on discounts TIE tendency Is towards
increasing ease and the domestic exchanges rule .or
the must part in favor OF this city.
PRODUCE MARKET.
FLOUR, &o.-The market Tor Western and State
our is less active, nnd tle low medium grades
are Gallo lower; high grades are irregular.
The sales 740O bLIs ut S9a9 60 Tor superfne
StIte; SO 90a10 AZ for iferor and city extra
sll 5Oall 10 for extra State; S11 l5a1l 20 for fancy
state; 50 90a10 10 the low grades OF Spring Wheat
Western extra; $40 20a11 tor Shipping OHIO; Sl1 l5a
~ Tor good to choice spring Wheat extras; sl1 6Oi
u 80 for amber Winter Wheat extra indiana aud
Michigun Sl3 40al5 81 for white Wheat do do; Sl6a
1G 25 for st Louis extras.
Buckwheat -four is lower. Sales at S. 25a4 50 per
100 lbs.
Calitorni -four is dull and tame Sales Of 450 bags
ut sl2 59a13 75
Southern -four is dull heavy, and 10 cents lower.
Sales OF $40 bbls ut 30 9Udl1 10 for ordinary to
good extra Baltimore and country; slU 90a15 ~ for
extra and family Georgia and Virginia, and S1i 2oa
Is 80 for extra and family aryuud and Delaware.
Oats are less active und the market closes tame.
TT sales &C. 90 bushels ohio and Western ut SIC
in store; and Jersey at 77a80c.
Corn Is easier and less active The demand for ex-
port has abated. Business IL confined to new. Old
is quiet.
The sales are 1000 bushels new western mixed at
81 oI1aul ~ ucNvcrcu; Jersey yelOW at 81 Soal ~
the pIec; southern white at 81 ,7a1 ~, and very
ury southern vel ow al ~ 80.
Prov sIoNs,-Pork Ii still quite dull but prices ore
o tritie trmer.
The saies cash and regular are 959 bbls ut S21 10
for oil mess; $40 25 for new do; S18 rs ior extra
prime; s2l tor city pri ue mess.
For tut re delivery note $50 bblS old mess,
seller February, at S2l 10
Beet is in moderate demand ut former figures.
aalcs of 150 bbls ut s14al9 for plain mess S17a
20 5U Ior extra mess
fierce beef is sci Ing slowly, and we have only to
note so tcs OF S47a47 50 for India beef.
Beet hams are steady but in rather better jobbing
demand.
Sales OF rs bbls at S3Oa32.
Cut meats are frmer aud IN fair request. Sales oI
225 pkss at c hams in dry salt; 3c for do in
pickle, and lie Tor bellies.
Ba on continues moderately active and steady.
Sales OF $50 boxes ut GalU1c tor Cumberland cut,
and II 3sa1l &c ior short rb.
Dressed hogs ruther hrmer. We note at 81a
sc for FUR to good western; glla9Hc Tor prime lo
choice do fancy lots ut higher figures, aud lUa10Mc
for city.
Lard is held at about former figures, but the dc.
maud Las fallen OF.
saes OF 7sO Ibis and tcs at 12aa13c for No l. 1873
a13jSc tor city; 13I13Hc for iuir line steam
rendered. und 2U0 trs 40 to arrive at l25sc.
CoFFEE-Primc aud choice Rio remains Steady
and there iar de land. Other grades are quiet.
CoTToS-Ihe market is dull anu depressed, with
but little demand, owing TO tue decline Liverpool.
We quote:
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1s6s-THE BAPTIST BANNER, AU-
GusTA. GEORGIA.

fNHE FIRST NUMBER OF TIL: SEVENTH VOL
Il UME of this Religious and Family Journal will
appear onthe first Saturday in january. 1SGs.
The Banner will be issued reglla ly c-ery Satur.
day. printed with new type and on fine Paper.
The resident Editor, Mr. JAMES n. ELLS, VIII
be aided by the pens OF some OF the most distn.
guished writer's OF the denoppJiion i'll tlIis aud the
adjoining States.
a limited number Of advertisements inf suitable
character) will be received al the usual rates.
Subscription price THREE d LLhRs per ?unum.
Address, BAE1lSI BANNER.
December 20 Aueustu. Ga.
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THE BENNETTsvILLE JOURNAL

T. PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
l. OF Bernettsville. ;. O., in the eastern portion
OF the state, hy STUBBS & LITTLE Proprictors,
and ofcr superior Inducements 10 Merchants and
all others who wish 10 extend their business i'll this
section OF the Pee Dee country. We respectfully
solicit the patronage o. our Charleston friends.
Terms-S3 pes alnunl, invariably in advance. Ad-
vettisements inserted at very reasonable rates.
July
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, January S.-CoTroN-was again
quiet today, and prices f.vored uyers. The only
sale reported was l,0 bales Low Middling ut l4Is
ceuts Niiddliug is held nominaly at l5n cents aud
for lot of 20 bales good style do, that price was Of
fered and decl;neI.
CoFFEE.-With fair inquiry for prime Rio, holders
are very firm; offer OF II y cents, gold, in bond.
was refused for an invoice of 500 bags. TLis Is the
same price that similar quality sold at few days
since The only sales to-iay ~ bags Rio at 20
a23 cents; 100 , do at 237< cents, currency.
DRESSED Hoas-Are still quoted steady at seas 25
per 100 pounds Supply small.
FIoUB.-There was some title inquiry for ship
meni, but we heard OF no transactions. Holders re.
muin St udy at previous quotations.
GRAN-Wheat was in light receipt today 1000
bushels white and 24O0 bels red only reported
Change the market quiet but steady, very little
lr1me or choice offering; we have only to notice
sale of 100 shells prime white At So 85; 100 bushels
prime red at 81 o; 400 bushels strictly choi Penn
sylvana at So G8 (but little of this quality receved);
400 bushels good 10 pr;me at 50 47n2 IS. Corn WAS
IN fair supply, 1914 bushels white and 1900 bushels
yellow offered; market fell of 1a2c on white aud y'l-
low; included IN the sales W, re 5000 bushels 'me
dry white at 81 21 100 bushels OF fair do ut 81 16a
20; $500 Iusbo dump do at 81 13a1 10; 212 bushels
damp blue-e ed at 81 10; 600 bushels prime Pennsy~
vanin yellow at ST. %; 1910 bushels Western mi1eI
at prlce not TRANSFERRED uats-5440 bushels offer
ed with OF 150U bush Is at 76c. aud 2u0 do ut
TIC kye-4U0 bushels rece we'd and SOLD, in luding
SEQ BUSH, good ut S1 65 and 100 bushels Virginia
at 81 IS q bushel.
MoLAssSEs.-mc ure Bull "itnout ransacuons W
note and III their absence quotations are nominally
UNCHANGED.
Pnov1sroNs-Are very quiet though the market
generally remains steady. We quote for Bulk shoul
ders 9a9A", for loose and pacged; rib sides l0%c.
Bacon 1lAa11 &C for shoulders 121la121zc for rio
Sides, l2Nt1Sc for clear rib-jobbing sales cnly-
Hams 16 }sa18c latter for suGar-cured. Mess Porn
$40 5oa23 per bbl Lard is inquired for, stock light;
rotail sales of city and Western ut 1916, and Balh-
more refined ut lie per Id in kegs
RIcE-Is held frmer. though not quotably higher.
We repeat Tor Carolina 9a9 Sc per lb-sales light.
SUaAR-Sa!es coutnue restricted, muinly for want
ofassortment in stock. OF Cuba there is very little,
and Of Porto Rico none in first hands. stock almost
entirely confined t. English Island. The only sales
to- lay were 15 hhds Porto Rico for refining taaen
Tor cash on the .asis OF 1870. mos; so hhds Deme-
rara vacuum pan understood at 1493<c from second
hands. Refined is steady at last quotations.
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Commercial.
EIpOrts.

LIyERpOOL-Per Br bark Yumur-9S hags S
Cotton 1891 pales Upland Cotton $50 bbls Rosin
Per Norwegian bark ilarkon Adelstein-
go bags Sea Isl.nd Cotton, 1UvG bales Up and
Co ton, 222 bbls Nosin. 2 tcs White Clay, 6j7
SACKS Cotton seed, 81 White Oak Stayes
BARACOA-Per schr Azelda & Laura-51, 900 feet
Lumber, &c bbls Apples, 300 Cabbages and sun-
dries.
NEW YORE-Per steamship Manhattan-l54 tcs of
Rice, 129 bags sea lslaud Cotton, 767 baes Up
land Cotton, LOT bales Domestics aud Yarns, ~
pkgs Sundrics.
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THE cHAR1FsroN DAILY NEWS SATURDAY MORNING. 1858

Co. Jefords Co, Johnston, Crews Co. Gerdts
4 Co, A Robinson Co, g Pdtchet, I W De
wees. Enslow & Co, Mrs D Kenrick, g wal
ter 4; Co. NJ Goldsmith s. Son, o Reeder, Gracscr
Lee, Smith & Co, J Il Grayer. Fraser 4 Dl,
smythe Mowry & Co, J & ] D Kirkpatrick, Jef-
fers & Co, Lowndes, and Ravonel Co.
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HAy-Is steady and in fair demand We quote al
81 20 ioc slippng and 81 30al 6v for retail lots.
MoLAssEs-Forcisn is dull and heavy. New Or
leans j.. in ood demand aud prices are tirm
sUoAn--Kaw sugar are only in moderat. demand
and prices steady 1aal1lc for fair to good ren-
ing. RefIed are quiet.
I1N-pig is wi. hout change. Banca &c. straits
23sla24c and English 234c, all go.d Plates are
nominal.
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Schr Fl Turber, Cobb Boston-l4 days. Ice and
Mdze. 10 NJ Gul smith 4; son, Gage Co, d
Silcox. " Webb II Whitney, P Locke, w kins-
man, G w Clark & Co, Locke l. Co. n Robson
aud others. Dec 5st off the Capes Of the Delaware
in q heavy Northeast gale. caired away the main
boom, jbboom &c; and OF the Capes Of Virginia.
was hove to for four days.
Schr Richard Vau1, Whitaker, Boston VIA WOODS
Hoe-7 days from the latter. Guano. To
BAker L. Co. REESE Il Co. and Order
Schr Ohye Bran b, from SAntee. 657 bush Rough
Rice. 10 R Pring.e and Howard BIO.
Scbr Ell ina, Habcnlcht, Combahee 24C0 bushels
Rough Rice 10 w Bee Co.
scnr Vim and John. from A, hepoo. 20l0 bushels
Rough Rice To W Bee & Co. d DeSaussure,
Clifford Il NJ ,thewes.
Sloop Geo Lonrich. santee. 1900 bushels Rough
Rice. To Thurston Holmes.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New York
Courtenay l. Trenholm.
British bark Yumuri, Jackson, Liverpool-Ravenel
Co.
Norwegian bark Harkon Adelstein, Larsen, Liver.
pool-R Walker.
schr Azelda and Laura, McIndoe, Baracoa-Bart
Wirth.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamer City Point, Adkins. Palatks, via Jackson
villo, Feruandina ard savannah.
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Falcon, Reed at Baltimore, Jan 8.
Up for this Port.
schr N Clark, Clark, at New York, Jan 8.
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MEKcHANrs AND RusINEsN nIEN

WHO DESIRE TO SECURE TRADE FROM
w that rich Cotton country, Southwest Geor.
gia would do well to advertise in tho
"DAWSON JOURNAL"
An old-establiehed newspaper, published at the
fourlshing little city of awson, in the heart OF this
rich Cotton belt Having the largest circulation
OF any paper In this section, it offers eZtra induce
mcnts to advertisers
Y15- Published weekly at SO per annum. Adyor-
Using rates moderate ELAN CHRISTIAN,
December III Dawson. Ga.
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Consig nees per South Carolina Railroad,
January 10.

757 bales Cotton, 223 bales Mdzo 1913 bass Grain.
800 bags Bran q SACKS Flour, VI bbls Naval Stores
cars Cattle &c. 10 X u Agent .idam Frost X
Co. w Dukes Il Co, J Robson, Mantone Co,
E Sloan. c Averill. r rringle, W Courtney
Co, Street Bros L. Co. Stcnhouse 4 co, q w Stefcns
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THE LANCASTER LEDG Err.

CONNORS K CARrFR, PRoPRIEToRs.
DUBLISuED LIVERY WEDNESDAY, MORNING
at Lancaster e. H., S. c. Having large sub
scription list, 1t offers favorable medium to Mer-
chants and all advertisers who desie to extend
their business in the ur pcr Districts of the State.
Rates Of advertising hbcl ]. Specir'en copy OF
paper sent on application. August p
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THE MARION STAR.

ESTABLIsHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO,
T. is published ut Marion, S. c.. in the central
portion OF tho country, and olcrr favorable
medium to Merchants Druggists, Mlchinists, and
ull classes who deslr to extend their business IL
the Pee Dee country.
For the benefit oil our advertising patrons, We
shall, addition to our subscription List, which Is
constantly INCREASING, pu5lih aud distribute,
gratuitously, copies OF the STAR during the busi-
ness season thu, Gull
Rates oi Advertising liberal.
W J. McKERALL,
November 90 E1itp~ Iu.i prnr -ietor
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w. d. urhElNLb,
November 20 Elitp~ Iu.' PROF. 'ietoI
THE SuMTER WATCIInIAN

THE SUMTER wATCIIMAN
rs PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNEoDAi, Az SUM-
J. TER, S. c., By GILBERT II FLOH'..ES proprie-
tor, ut FOUR DOLLARS por nnuuri, invariably i'll
advaD' c.
Advertisements inserted at usual ratcs.
Every style OF Job trintin rXetr'i IL Liz n'1 :
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THE HERALD

Ts PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT NEwBErRY C. a.,
i at 50 per annum, and, having large circu-
iatior through all the upper and lower Districts OF
the State affords great advantages to advertisers.
Rates for advertising very reasonabl,-ior which
apply 10 our Agent Mr.. T. 2. SLIDER Of the Mills
House. THOS T. & Il. II. GRESEKER,
january E,l tors and Pop ietors.
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$4,000 REWARD
FOR INDIVIDUAL WORK AND ENERGY.

$4,000 REWARD
FOR INDIVIDUAL WORK AND ENERGY.
We will pay s1o,O COS IN premiums for 10000 sub
scribers to THE SOUTHERN HUME JOURNAL;
counting subscribers that come in from oil sources
after this date.
Will be paid to the person who sends us the
largest number OF subscribers, with SO for each SUBJ
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VIII be paid to tho person who sends US tho next
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$1,000
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zwo Sir Months Subscribers, at 81 80 each, will be
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"How can YOU afford this ?" is asked
Simply by setting apart for tnis purpose. 90 cents
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"But it will take long time to make up 20,0 900 SUBJ
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Judging rom what nus been accomplished wltl-
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ior these Premiums aud send us on an average
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subscribers names will bc received from any CITY,
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The SOUTHERN HOME JUUKN l. i, large and
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The Charleston Cotton Market.

OFFICE o THE CHARLESTON DAILi NEWa,
CHARLESTON. Friday Evening. January 10, '6s.
Tic inquiry was very active, and with light sup
ply of tue staple offering, the article hardened IA
&c. 2 ID sales l7OO bales, viz: at sH; Is at
l1T; 11h Is at 11A ll3 at 12 16 ut 12H 1s2
at 12 ss at 123l l84 at IL; 10 at 131< 45 at 13s
2o5 at 1872; lus at IA; 7atl4N; 80 at 14k; II at
14 1876 at Is 1927 at 151z, and 1Ooat 16. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to Good Ordinary. .121s@lSA
Low M1ddpr gS. .If74O Ol41a
Middnugs s........................"1 .."15A@15H
Strict MiddlinGs. Gs....................l6 O.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-11

consignees per Northeastern Railroad,
s, January II.
ITO bnles Cotton, "a bbls Nav Stores, bags Rough
Rice, Mdze. &c. 10 Rodgers s. Co. " Be- l. Go,
Mantoue L. Co, Williams & Go. Ryan, adams,
Frost Co, Kendall & Dockerr, Willis hsolni;
uraeser, Lee Smith & Co. Ingraham ION, Caldwell
& son. q Davis. NachmIn & co, Wagner, Heath q
Monsers May B os, p NIulkai, Jencrs CO,
D Stoiiey, pritchett, Marshall, Jr, A Sawyer
and K r Agent