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American velocipedes. $50 to 500 each.
Discount trade schools Manufacturers licensed By
STEPHEN W. SMITH, 20 William street.
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Bank Of England-Advanced Rate Of Dis
count.
LONDON April l. 1859.
The Bank OF England has advanced Its rate OF dis
count from three to fou per cent.
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Crista dorn,s Unequaned Hair Dye.-sosA
and applied at his Wig and Scalp Factory No. Aston Hou
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IUNDUN, AVIH T, IoU5s
The Liverpool Chamber Of Commerce has petit
toned the House OF Commons, Mr.. Gladstone and
the Postmaster General to support the present con-
tracts with steamship lines for carrying the mails to
America.
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nrissisauoi Spring Watcr-Only Knows
remedy for ali diseases OF the kidneys Sold b.
druesists. Depot, 535 Broadway, NY.
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THE BOOK TAAOe SALE.

Yesterday was the third day OF the annual trade
sale OF books at Clinton Hall The attendance IVES
fair and the bidding quite animated. The invoices
Of Thomas Nelson Sons, New York. which In
cluded many deliberately illustrated and handsomely
bound works. number OF juvenile books, Oxford
Bibles in arabesque, Persian morocco and call, ana
oxford Prayer Books, in oil styles OF binding, were
rapidly disposed OF. The firm OF Alexander Hislop
& Co., OF Edinburg was represented by small IN
voice Of religious books. There were invoices
from James s. ClaxtOn, OF Philadelphia, OF
books mostly Of religious tone; w. =:
Palmer, Jr., IA Bible House. New York. all
religious: william GOwans New YORK; Howard
Chaln, Philadelphia; w. J. Pooley, New YORK; John
LOcken Philadelphia, and Sower, Barnes d Potts,
Philadelphia, standard, religious, historical and
biographical works. In the afternoon some heavy
invoices OF medical and scientific works, bearing
the imprint Of william Wood 4 Co., New York. wero
disposed OF. Books published by Nichols Hall, Of
Boston; Charles Desilver, OF Philadelphia; Mills d
Co., Des MONIES, Iowa; J. H. Ladd, New York:
Thomas O'Kane & Co.. New York; Middleton, Miller,
Scribner, George A. Leavtt and other New iork
publishers met with ready sale.
OYsTERs.-Tbe oyster business at Fair Haven,
Conn.,. is said 10 employ, ut low estimate, capital
OF over q million dollars and gives employment TO
about 500 or 900 persons. In 1867 1t IL estimated
that over 100000 bushels were brought from the
Southern waters requiring twenty-sx vessels, max.
ing six voyages each. During that year aboue
100 000 600 kegs and 500 900 are said to have
been packed. Since then the sale has not Increased.
Baltimore Is found to be- in some respects, better
place from which to supply the West
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Bankers Hirsutus-Frec from Grease, the
only article make hair grow 7c bottle. ca Broadway.
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Pamphlets, Law Reports, &c., Executed
with quickness and despatch twenty-five per cent
al other printing establishment the
At the METROPOLITAN JOR PRINTING EST BLiSA
MENT. " Nassau street.
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Good Lite Insurance Canvassers, ON Liberal
wanted, by cid city company Address Special
Terms, Herald Office.
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A.-Neuralgin, Rhcumatism.-Gcncrnl Far.
num- n Fourth avenue, cured oyEDr FILTERS Vegetable
Rheumatic Remedy, 704 Broadway. Advice gratis.
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THE MONTHLY PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT


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A.-Pockct and Table Knives, Cnrverss
Razors, Scissors, &C., wholesale and retail.
CURkEy 4 BIO. ~ Nassau street.
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David,s Spring style Of Gentlemen's HAS,
29sH Broadway, near Duane street.
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Weekly Statement of the Bank of England.
LONDON, April !, 1869.
The regular weekly statement OF the Bank OF Eng
land, published to-day, shows the amount OF bullion
In vault has decreased f462 600 since the last report
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French Hotel Ranges and Furniture Mana
featured BY BRAMHALL, DEANE CO., aT and 2ss waiss
street, New York.
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Raper Caloric Engine Co-No Water Used,
street, New York
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Earth Affords Not a More Glorious Spec
than lovely with skin pure and sPotle:s
a. the lotus GOURAUD'S mstchesa ITALIAN MEDI-
GATED SOAP the only article extant which can effect
ths BY removal OF Tan, Pustues Freckes sunburn
dsneuemsnt thereby making the skin a. soft and white -
driven u Il also exquisite for shaving GOU
RAUD's POUDRE SUBTLE sexpressy designed 70 crr@
pate superhuous hair from part OF the human frame
Pound tbs Broadway and druggsts- VIII remove Mag
TO Is Bond street.
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We Hnvc Examined KNOWS Spring STYLES
and we are compelled confess that the
Halter really escesded all the previous crorts which have
mAde 4l2 Broadway
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TBLRCRAPHIC NEWS
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.
Arrival Of the Captured Steamer
Comanditario at Nassau.
Tho Royal Commission in Great Britain and
tho Naturalization Laws.
GRAND CONFEDERATION IN AFRICA.
A Large Tract Of Country
Ravaged.
Loss OF Life Among the
Natives.
CUBA.
Arrival OF tho Captured Steamer at Nassau
Tho Abandoned Schooner Found-Incen.
dIaFios Captured and Executed-Arrival Of
Fresh Troops from Spain.
HAVANA, April I, 1869.
The steamer Comanditario has arrived at Nassau,
and her capt0rs at last accounts had abandoned
and gone ashore. She will probably be taken pos
session Of and brought back to Havana by Spanish
man-0f.war.
The Spanish war steamer Guadalquiver found
schooner abandond near Siguane and took her to
Batabano. This schooner ia supposed to be the
vessel which recently landed cargo Of arms the
coast near Cienfuegos.
In the Sagua district seven incendiaries were
caught and were executed on the plantations which
they had destroyed.
Fresh troops from Spain arrived and disembarked
this morning.
Havana Commercial and Financial MRrkets.
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SEE EVENING TELEGRAM OF TO-DAY.
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The Famous Corner-91 Nassau Street,
corner Futon The Metropolitan job Printing ksiablishms
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& zSs,Tsss wne" Payable
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Tho Liverpool Chamber of Commerce and
the Mail Contract.
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Telegram Prize Cartoon.
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Tete9rMm FrfZe CARTOON.
DO You BITE YOUR
THUMB AT ME-?
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LET EACH GETANOTHER SUBSCRIBER.
Don't Delay Your Subscriptions.
Sabbath school Address.

We are pleased to announce that our tai
ented young FREUD, Fl. f. Jones, Esq, one
Of the superinteudents of the Mckendree
Sabbath scbool, will, by special invitation,
deliver an address at Tulip street church,
EdgeGeld, tomorrow evening, at o'clock.
II is unnecessary for us 10 bespeak for him
a full house, as all who have heard him
wish to hear him again, aud those who
never heard him, will certainly not fail to
be there. Ii will be no ordinary speech
or occasion. We also suggest that some
very fine music will add to the interest of
the meeting. Both old and young will
doubtless attend in full force, especially
the various schools, as all will be richly
Eepsid
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Robertson County Items.

Solomon Payne, one of the oldest citi-
zens of Robertson county, died a few days
ago.
There are thirteen persons confined in
the Jail at Spring6eld-seVen whites and
six negro prisoners.
S. B. Hopkins has been appointed q.
S. gsuger for Robertson county, and has
entered upon the discharge Of the duties
Of his Office.
10 the Circuit Court, few days ago,
John Holmes, indicted for horse-stesling,
was acquitted. There are six more in
dictments against Holmes for robbery.
burglary, larceny, etc, which were con-
tin ued until June.
The case of the State Vs. Clinard and
Burgess, for the murder of James Birth, a
supposed witch, was continued upon aft.
davits Of the defendants
Alfred Robinson, a negro, vas convicted
and sentenced to the penitentiary for FIVE
yeara
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In Murfreesboro, on the 18th inst, BY
Rev. J. w. Neil, Mr.. james A. Leiper and
Miss Alice Kimbro, all of that city.
At ElizabeihtoWn, KY, on Tuesday
morning, by Rev. Mr.. Morris, Col. /. B.
Collier, of Murfreesboro, and Mrs. Lou.
Jones, Of Kentucky.
10 Springfield, Tenn, on the 18th inst.
at the residence of C. j. Davis, by Rev. F.
c. Plaster, Jno. B. Herndon, of Logan
county, KY, 10 Miss Joyce A. Davis, of
Springfield.
Near GAINESVILLE, on the llth inst, by
Rev. ]. w. Cullom. j. NJ. Felts to Miss
Mary A, daughter of Row. D. r, Lockert.
At the residence of the brides father, in
Maury county, Tenn, on Wednesday, the
18th inst, by Rev. j. N. Mcdonald, Mr.,
Joseph w. Harnden, Of Texas, and Miss
Tsbitha Gray.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-20
FROM r, A. COLLINS. Esq,
OF Milan, Tenn.

| AeHhs
Messrs. Rgue, Manier & Hall, NashUalc
Tenn:
GENTLEMEN: DR.. LIGHTHIIL expects to
visit your city soon, and for the benefit OF
the suffering | wish to say, through you,
to your very extensive acquaintance in
this and other Southern States that DIR.
Lighthill can do all for the suffering that
can be afforded bv skill, science aud a
comprehensive experience.
Indeed, DR.. LIghthill performs some
almost miraculous cures. One case for in
stance. Iplaced under his treatment, over
two years since, my niece, Miss Eliza
Mitchum, of McLemoresvilIe, Tenn. She
had been suffering from a child with a
rising in the head, which had for years
emitted through the ear very ugly and
offensive corruption. Her case had been
treated by the best physicians of the coun-
try and had baffied the skill all. DR..
Lighthill kept her under his immediate
charge for ten days and then sent her home
with remedies She used the remedies as
directed and in three months was entirely
well and still continues in excellent health
II may be proper to state that when Miss
Mitchum went under DR.. Lighthil's treat
ment she was unable to walk and, as her
friends thought was rapidly approaching
death.
If You have any friends among your eX-
tensive acquaintance suffering with any
chronic disease you may safely recommend
them to DIR. Lighthill.
Yours, very respectfully,
E. A. COLLINS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-20

London advices Of yesterday quote
United States 5-2Os at 81.
Tennessee Bonds are quoted in New
York at 6jt for the old and IS for the
new.
Nashville corporation checks are bought
at Sic and are sold at SIC in the dollar.
There is nothing doing in Bank of Ten
nessee, aud it may be quoted at 405
A New York letter says: "The hotels
are filling up with Southern and Westcrn
merchants. A very remarkable change
has taken place ia the channels Of the
wholesale trade since 1867. Our business
men then looked to the West for their
customers. They now look to the South.
The recuPerstiOn Of Southern industry
has had a wonderful effect even on their
politics. Those who We're just moderately
conservative when the South WAS PROSTATE
and impoverished, are very actively con-
sentative now. Those who were openly
against the South have become conserVa-
tive also. They sniff money in the wind,
which is a sort of trade wind, you see, and
are anxious to get it. They are all as nice |
as you please to Southern merchants, in
Vite them home TO dinner, take them out |
to the opera and the theatres talk about |
the harshness and injustice of reconstruc-
lion, and in various other ways 'cultiVa te' |
The men they want TO sell their goods to.
[ speak only of those who used to be on
he fence, and behind it, on the Northern
tide. The hundreds who were always
friendly to the South have not changed, of
course, but there is a great change in the
one of those who we're either neutral or
And it all comes of the better
prospects which have doomed up in the
south since the last crop was gathered.
{ you keep on raising good crops and buy,
ng plenty Of goods in the North, you will
ind friends increasing at an amazing rate.
t is wonderful how folks take to a man
1hen they see him getting along we'll in
be world
An article on the currency bill and pro-
osed substitute pending before Congress
,r redistribution of the currency, will
{ found on our third page.
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DIR. LtRhfhiII,A Success.

For many years we have been acquaint.
cd with the writer of the subioined letter,
and known of his deafness-and that he
has heretofore availed himself of all the
medical aids to be had without any mate
rial benefit. Daring the war We spent
much time with him, and know that his
hearing was getting gradually worse. We
are fully satisfied be has been benefited,
as be states, by treatment at the hands of
DR.. Lighthill. Mr.. D. is a gentleman
whose statements are entitled to all Gre
dence, and We can but hope that his hear
ing may be fully restored, and all impede
ments entirely removed.
FRANKLIN, TENN, March 10, 1867
DR.. LIGHTHILL take pleasure in testi-
flying to your remarkable skill and success
in the treatment of chronic complaints,
For the past twenty-five years l have suf-
fered with deafness and discharges from
the ears. / had tried everything recon-
mended TO me, without any benefit. About
two months ago | placed myself under
your care, and the success of your treat.
ment has been truly remarkable. Both
ears are now entirely sound, and the hear
ing has been improved far more than l
ever expected, so much SO that 10 my left
ear lin which | could never hear a watch
tick at ALL l can now hear it distinctly six
inches from the ear.
Wishing you every success, | remain
yours or atefully,
u. ID. De GRAFFENREID
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New Advertisements.

The National Savings Company, corner
Union and College streets, deal in United
States bonds, land warrants, uncurrent
money, silver and gold. They receive de-
posits and allow interest thereon, and
furnish exchange on New York, Louis
vile, etc.
The Nashville Life Insurance Company,
Jno. M. Bass, President, and DR.. ]. w.
Hoyte, Secretary, has been remarkably
successful 10 business for the past two
years. 1t is managed with great skill, and
is entirely trustworthy. Its stockholders
and directors are from our ablest and most
solvent citizens. IL safe, prudent and
prompt, and offers life assurance on all the
best plans and on the most favorable terms.
We commend it unreservedly.
Yeatman, Shields & Co. have an sttrac-
tive furniture and variety sale this morn
ing at 10 o'clock. House-keepers should
attend.
The National Savings Bank, corner Of
Union and College streets, are selling Ell
change on New York, in sums TO suit at
the rate Of s. per thousand.
S. Ritter, Merchant Tailor, "a Church
ST. has a superior stock of gentlemen
goods, to be made to order, at the lowest
possible prices on short notice. Go and
see him.
George F. Akers has received a con-
signment of twist and light pressed Vir-
ginia tobsccos, as fine as is ever made.
See notice in Bankruptcy.
The'National Savings Company, corner
Union and College streets, sell drafts on
London, Dublin, Paris and all parts o.
Germany, in amounts to suit.
Albert & Seeman sell fancy goods and
French China this morning without re-
serve. Ladies specially invited.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
ARRIVED:
A. Baker, Up River,
DEPARTED.
Pink NaIble, st. Louis.

ARRIVED
A. Baker, Up River.
DEPARTED.
Pink VaIbIe, st. Louis.
LEAVING THIS DAY.
John Lumsden, Cairo, Pm.
The river at this point yesterday vas
rising fast, with 10 feet on Harpeih shoals.
Weather clou dy aud rainy.
The only arrival yesterday was the A.
Baker from the upper Cumberland. She
had so hogshesds tobacco, and a consider
able amount of corn.
The Pink Varbie departed for St. Louis
loaded down to her guards.
The Romeo from Evansville had not
arrived up to dark.
The Fanny BraDdeis on her downward
trip broke her wrist, and in consequences Of
the delay Occasioned by this accident, will
not arrive here until tonight. She will
depart again on Sunday.
The swift packet John Lumsdsu Is the
regular packet for Cairo to-day at P. N.
She is all regular in every respect. Capt.
o. W. Davis ia ia command. with D. G..
in charge of the Office,
Our Celtic marine correspondent, Chal'
ley Gallagher, promises to furnish Us with
sketches of the history of our prominent
steamboat men. He begins to-day with a
sketch of Capt. Ben. F. Egan. Capt. Egan
commenced steambOating in 1913, and as
clerk and master, has been connected with
the following Cumberland river boats:
Countess, Magyar, Fannie FarTar, Sum-
NIT, City of Huntsville, Aleonis, Ssllie
West, A. l.. Davis Cuba, Rock City, Ella,
Minuetonka, V. X. Stevenson, Sam Kirk
man, Gen. Anderson, May Duke, A. Baker,
]. H. Baldwin, Cumberland, Tsnnessss,
Talisman, and Pink Yarble.
Cept. II. c. McComas is negotiating for
the Countess for the Nashville aud St.
Louis trade
Lord PalmerstOn has received a tsle-
graphic dispatch from the Island Of Js-
maica, informing him Of abundant crops.
10 consideration Of which fast be Is Of The
opinion that a very good trade can be es-
tablished between the Island aforesaid and
the Csney Forke settlements. During the
season he Contsmplates placing one Of his
line of boats 10 that trade, and We under
stand that be has already been endeavoriog
to make arrangements with old Captain
Brash DashielI to run the craft from the
Balize TO the Island.
A Vieksburg dispatch, referring to the
burning Of the Ruth, says the fire started
among the hay in the hold. The engineer
made the discovery, spoke to the pilot
through the speaking trumpet, and the
latter rounded the boat to the Mississippi
shose, ran her into a clump Of willows,
where size was forced to the bank and
made fast by a chain. The passengers,
two hundred in number, among them
sixty ladies, got ashore without accident,
Nearly all the baggage was lost, including
$40. 900 worth Of jeWelry. The Ruth had
] 800 tons Of freight. including two hun
bred head Of horses and mules, all Of which
we're lost. After burning about three
quarters of an hour, destroying the upper
works, the officers succeeded in scantling
he hull. The Calumet aud PLAIN City
oOk the Rnth's passeugers to Yieksborg
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The Weather.


q Some itemless local editor in other
climes must have experienced such an
other day as yesterday when he mannfsc-
tnred the following doggerel:
Weather dropping.
Pavement sopping,
Crossings shocking.
On q rainy day.
Clothes beamearing,
ROwdies swearing,
Fierce declaring,
That the ID Is to pay;
Negroes splurgiBg,
Torrents merging,
Coaches urging,
Ger the muddy way;
Beavers dripging
Dandies skipping,
Curses ripping,
Where the mud bears sway;
Umbrellas Tapping,
lnterlapping,
Easements rapping
Mid the winter fray;
Small wits cunning,
Vilely punning,
On women running,
Seeking shelter where they may;
Striving. sit 1,
by this ditty,
10 print our city"
On rainy day.
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iS,@l6i- Bacon Il, Hand 171c. Lar
lS3c. ~
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, March 19.-FIour SIS GOA
. 70 Wheat 81 O9i. Corn 53I@53c4. Oats
81 Rye 81 l64@1 Ice. Barlsy$1 IS.
HighWines 8Sc. Pork $32. Lard IS.
Hams Is. Bulk meats, shoulders 13c.
Sugar 14@16c. Molasses SI@l05.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, March 19.-Fiour S. 2e@
655. Corn CSC. Oats Csc. Whisky 81. Pork
$S2. Bulkmeais 124@143c. Bacon uomi-
nally unchanged. Lard Ice. New 0flsaus
sugar 14@154c. MOlasses 80@85c.
Wheat dull, no sales. Rye dull, unchanged.
Cotton 274c. Butter 40@45e. Eggs Ice.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, March 19-Sales Of 107
hogsbesds tobacco at "a 759l3 Is. PORK
S33. Lard l9fc. Bulk meats 14t, 173@
l8c. Flour IS 50@6 90. Germ Goa
65c. Oats 61@65c. Whisky Sic. Su-
gar 14g@16f, Molasses S0@85e. Wheat
81 45@l IS. Rye 81 so. Butter 264c.
Memphis Markets. ..
MEMPHIS, March 19.-COttOn dull aad
nominally unchanged. Receipts 967 bales;
exports 7l6 bales. Weeks receipts 1892;
exports 4,7O3. Stock 24,967 bales. Flour
very dull; super-fne $6@6 so. Corn 80
Hay S27. O1ts72@73c. Pork $33 90.
Lard l94@204c. Bacon qaiet, Shoulders
l5c; sides lSc. Bulk meats steady. should.
ers Isle; sides 164c
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-20
Fire in Montgomery County.

The residence and kitchen of Wiley T
Jordan, near Peacher's mills, Montgomery
county, we're destroyed by fire on Sunday
night last. Mr.. Jordan's family were from
home at the time of the FIRE, and he being
afflicted with rheumatism was unable to
save anything but a bed and suit Of
clothes. 1t is supposed that the kitchen
caught from FIRE left in the cooking stove.
Loss not ascertained. There was no insu.
rance on the property.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-20
RafcheIor's Hair ID

Bachelors Hair Dye This sp endid
Hair Dye is the hest in the world. The only
true and perfect Dys-harnless, reliable, instaa
tazsous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown. Remedies the
i'll effects of bad Dyes. InvigOrates the hair
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
igned William A. Bachelor. AL theirs are
mere limitations and should be avoided. Sold
By all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory. 81
Barclay street, New YcTE. spr29-1
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GOLD AND SILVER.
SIGHT EXCHANGE.
FOREIGN DRAFTS,
LAND WARRANT.
REVENUE STAMPS
Observation-Disclosures.

Ne ENUE STAMPS.
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 62O............Par
On purchases OF SD or mOre...2 per cent. dis
On purchases of SO or morO...315 =
On purchases of sl00 or mOre.~3s3
On purchases of 900 or mOre-4R "
On purchases of $500 or more AZ {"
On purchases of $1,000 or more ~
All orders must beaccOmpanied by the money
or check for the amount. Stamps will be sent
he nail mr. axDraga diroo4ad