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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-10
MEETINGS.


rVHE MEM Der 8 OF HENR1CO g
UNION LODGE, No. 1ao, are requested Xxx
to attend a called meeting at their lodge-/V\
room on Twenty-tith street. Church Hill, on
THIS (Monday) EVENING at 7 O'CLOCK for In
IN nv VI 10 its liz WILLIAM F. MITCHELL. WIN.
NOTICE.-THE RICHMOND GRANITE
IN COMPANY.-1he annual meeting Of stock
holders will be held st the Office of the company in
Richmond on THURSDAY, May 2oh 1903, at 3 r
M l.. L. Ash MEAD,
my lo-M2t secretary and Treasurer.
DOCAHONTAS TRIBE, No. IA, I. 0. R.
Il M.-Chiefs and Brothers, You are requested
to attend called council of your Tribe on MON
DAY the 10Th Sleep Flower Moon. at your Wig
wan. Busiaess Of importance to be brought
before the Tribe.
ny order Of the W. 8.
ylc--lL* VIM. E. CREE, G. of r.
FgNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
u STOCKHOLDERS OF THE INSURANCE
AND SAVINGS COMPANY OF VIRGINIA win
be held at the office OF the company on TUESDAY,
18th of May next, at S o. clock Z. NJ.
ap 27-tdm DAVID J. BURR, Secretary.
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE GAL
l. LEGO MILLS MANUFACTURING COM
PANY are hereby notified that the annual meeting
will be held at the office of the company ON TUES
DAY the 18th OF May, 1863, at II o'clock NJ.
THOMAS Il. KAESEk, Secretary.
RICHMOND, april q, 1852 ap 97-tMayll*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-10

Observation-Disclosures and LOANS
T. made or REAL ESTATE in and around
Richmond. RICHARDSON & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers,
nv SGT IllS Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-10
LOANS.

r DAMS EGOTIATED ON REAL
~ ESTATE In and around Richmond. Deferred
payment notes negotiated.
HILL Il GODDIN,
Real Estate gents and Auctloneers,
nv l0-6t f..- No. 1903 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-10
ADJUSTMENTS.
y RAND CONCERT
~ 1T THE
RICHMOND MUSICAL BENEVOLENT
ASSOCIATION If

At THE
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-05
GET THE p,SSsT.
SIS
Sent y Express. Cash on Delivery.
The Genuine OrOide Gold Watches,

IMPROVED AND MANUFACTURED BY
Il US are all the best make, hunting cases.
finely chased and beautifully enamelled, patent
and detached levers. full ieweled. and every
GUARANTEED By TIE COMPANY TO keep correct
time, and wear and not tarnish, but retain an
appearance equal 70 solid gold as long as worn.
These celebrated watches We are now sending
out BY mail and express. G. o. D., anywhere
within the United States and Canadas, at the
regular Wholesale price, payable on delivery.
No MONEY IS REoUIRED IN ADVANCE. as we
prefer that all should receive and see the goods
before paying for them.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-05

Many years ago, Robert Treat Paine
Gather of the peet) was one Of the Judges
of the Massachusetts, Supreme Court
He was very old, and the bar desired him
to retire from the bench; so they appoin-
ted Harrison Gray Otis, who was very
polite and accomplished, to go and see
the Judge and talk with him on the sub
ject. He suggested to the Judge that il
must be very great Inconvenience to
him to leave his home 90 often and SO
long. "OA he was always ready to
sacrifice bis personal preferences for the
good of the country" But" suggested
Otis, "you are not in good health, you
are infirm aren't you afraid this exces.
sive duty will kill you D" Yes" said he,
but man cannot die in better cause
than administering justice" "Do you
see as well as you used to 2" Yes; /
can see with my glasses very WE'LL"
Can you hear as well as you used to p
fer it was notorious that he could not
hear anything unless yelled through q
trumpet BE said: "Yes, | hear per-
fectly, but they don't speak as loud as
they did before the Revolution"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-05

While the Prince aad Princess Of
Wales were st Constantinople, some
Oretan prisoners managed to send a petit
tion to the Princess, imploring her to
intercede with the Sultaa on their behalf.
The Princess, Of course, referred the
mattsr to her husband, who prudently
declined to interfere; but the circum-
stance got to the ear OF the Grand Vizier,
who at once gratiGed the wish Of the
Princess by nardoning the offenders.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-05

building, evideHtly not guarded, and thai
the engineer had also left it. He stopped
q moment to consider this fact, and
very brilliant idea occurred to him. II
struck him that it would be pleasant
excitement as well as a very consider
able damage to the Southern resources tC
blow up the locomotive. If be was sue
cessful it would be very great loss and
inconvenience to the Confederates; their
facilities for moving and repairing rail
road machinery of any kind being ex
ceedingly limited, since the capture and
destruction of their shops at Jackson
Canton, and other points.
The scout sauntered up to the engine,
and found nobody within sight or hesr-
ing He then stepped into the engineer 6
cab, and, lighting match, observed from
the indicator that there was considerable
steam still on. He fastened down the
safety valve, and opening the door of the
fre-box, noiselessly transferred wood
from the tender to the furnace till it was
we'll filled. He then continued on his
walk to the hotel, and going to his room,
went to bed and waited for the explo-
sion. He knew that en- explosion would
certainly take place when the wood was
we'll burning.
He lay awake waiting and listening
with intense expectation, but waited in
vain. He finally concluded that his
movement had prov, d abo tive, and was
extremely anxious to know the reason.
He had too great regard for his safety,
however, to arouse suspicion by getting
up and going in the direction of the
depot.
Finally he slept, but he rose early, i'm.
patient to hear the story of the locomo-
tive after be had left it.
He went into the office, but heard moth
ing said about it, and, of course, he
could make no inquiry, but at the break
fast table conversation took place be-
tween some railway employees, from
which he learned that the engineer had
returned to the train for some article
which had been left in the cab, and
found the locomotive fred up and the in.
dicator showing one hundred and eighty
pounds of steam. The boiler would un-
aoubtedly have burst in a short time.
The general opinion seemed to be that
it was the work of some men recently
employed on the railroad, who had been
conscripted the day before into the Con-
federate service, and who were supposed
to have done this in spite and revenge
Fortunately for Bell, this explanation
seemed very plausible, and no suspicion
ever attached to him. He learned that
every effort was taken to ascertain if any
of the men referred to had been absent
during the evening, or to discover some
trace of the guilty plotter, but that the
effort entirely failed.
Meantime Bell was gathering informa-
ton which would be of use to Sherman.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-05
Mississippi NATURALIZATION Co,

ofthe south and West.
Office No. Il Jefferson street. Memphis. Tenn.
Capital 90. .ooo
SEQ EACH
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-05

DOOKs FOR SUBSCRIPTION TO THE
ID canital stock Of the Company are open AZ
this once. where parties may subscribs either
Of y RooKETT. Agent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-05

Of The skin, impurity Of the Flood. melancholy
or depression Of spirits, heartburn, cole or
pains in the bowels, pain in the head, fever aud
ague. dropsy, boils. pain in back ard limbs,
asthma, erysipelas. female affections, and
bilious diseases generally.
Prepared only By j. II. ZEILIN & CO.,
Druggists, Macon, Ga. Price, 81 by mail 81 rs.
Hundreds Of highly respectable persons can
fully attest to the virtues Of this valuable med
icine.and to whom We can easily refer.ld9 72
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-05

regularly and persistently
it Is sure to cure dyspep.
sia, headache, jaundice.
costiveness. SICK head
ache, chronic diarrhea,
affections of the bladder,
camp dysentery, Aeetions
of tie kidnsy.s, fever. ner-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-05
NOTICE.

/ AM PROUD TO INFORM MY FRIENDS
and customers, and the public eenersllys
who have for years 50 literally patronized ne.
that the Acme shavinE and Hair-dressiDg Sa.
loon. 2s2 Main street. corner Of South Court.
under Memphis and Charleston railroad once.
in the Bethel Block, has been lifted up in the
latest style. Frst-class BARRIERS always In AZ
tendance. lso 5l A. MOTLEY. Agent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-05
PUBLIC LEDGER.

Tho PUBLIC LEDGER is published every AZ
ternoon Except Sunday by X. WHITMORE
and ]. J. DuB0SE. under the firm name of
w H IT NOR Il 81 CO.,
at No. Is Madison street.
The PUBLIC LEDGE is served to City subscri.
bers by faithful carriers at FIFTEEN CENTs
per week, payable weekly to the carriers.
By mail lin advanced: One year. So; six
months, 81; three months. 81; one month. rs
Nowsdealers supplied at 21S cents Per COPY.
Communications upon subjects of general in
terest to the public are at all times acceptable.
Rejected manuscripts WILL NOT be returned.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
First Insertion. 90 per square
Subsequent Insertions-.....-.... so
For One Week..-.~.........."~.. 10
For Two Weeks.......-................ q ~
For Three W Weeks.................... . Vv
For One Month.......-....-....7 7 30
Eight lines Of Nonpareil. solid, constitute q
square.
Displayed advertisements will be charged ac-
cording to the sPA ACE occupied. at above rates
there being twelve lines of solid type to the
inch. F.-T ~ b n
Notices in local column inserted for twenty
cents per line for each insertion.
Special Notices inserted for ten cents per line
for each insertion.
To regular advertisers we offer superior in
ducements, both as to rate Of charges and man
ner of displaying their favors.
Advertisements published at intervals will be
charged One Dollar per square for each inser-
ton.
All bills for advertising are due whom con-
tracted and payable on demand.
va All letters, whether upen business or
otherwise. must be addressed TO
WHITMORD & COL
Publishers and Proprietors.
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JOS EPH y II E Oh IT. -
Beautiful Iee-Cream saloon,

MO. 81 MADISON ST.. IS RE-OPENED.
~ where the best quality of Ice cream, CAKE
s0dA Water, with pare syfups, will be served
by polite and attentive wafters. SS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-05
DIR. SIsTMO ONs'
Liver Regulator.

preparation OF roots and herbs, warranted to
be strictly vegetable, and can do no injury to
any one. 1t has been used by hundreds. and
known for the last thirty Eve years as one of
the most reliable. efieacieus and harmless prep
arations aver offerad IN the suferin~ II faken
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DENTIST,
y Jefferson ST., Memphis, Tenn.

rI,RRTH EXTRACTED WITH LAUGH
Il ING Gas" without pain. Upper sets Of
teeth inserted. by a new process, without any
plate in the roof Of the mouth. 7s-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-05
A sIngIe Wateh % any Address, sI5.

A club Of six, with an extra watch to the
agent sending the club, $50; making seven
watches for $50.
Also, a superb lot Of most elegant Oroide
Chains, Of the latest and most costly styles and
patterns, for ladies' and Eentlomen's wear,
from ten to forty inches in length. AZ prices OF
81 81 50 and IS each; sent when ordered with
watch At the regular wholesale prices.
Describe the watch required, whether ladies'
THE oRoIDE WATCH CO.,
oaE56t lie Fulton street, New York.
, 1869-12-24

Tx 6hawnee:own I'll Xtreury Of tie ttkd saJs:
" We have the pleasure Of announcing tals week,
ttAt the difficulty About the usc Of the old grade
IN This ctnntr. between tne st. Louis 1 Southeast
e1n AEu tee l!Ahota aonth~aatetn Railway EoEpa-
nteE. ha1 been dt1nfIely and aatsfactosIy adjust
t.Jeat - We 10 10 press Ne ase officially tufor.a-
es1 thai the H. Louis / SoulhtAstern Railway u
CO optsted from A4hley 70 MI Vernon Apn tne
cars tunut' z thertoa, and the Comfy Court has
dtllyered u Tho company t1ps,0oo IN pnndl. and
made them 4 fes11 ot IA OGu AcTes pt lhnd
The iron Tor the thirty Heveh Aod = half mtes
of tho Illinois Southern, .ifead} gEsdsd IN Wayao
snd C.ey CoupIesr u being delivered On Tho
Hfo0nd And before An0tneE week x11c&.t1ytug wilt
Le commeaced Ia uosa counties.
We ARE Informed 1hat as the meettrg Of the
EelieVille 4 E'dol sdo Ra11foAd COMPANY u ben-
too, last weeE, s:cps vera taken Tor IN Immediate
ooei1tlonf On fae soet, md that snsEeJ was os-
desed to be EAde 1t the earliest pfacttcsola dAJ.
IA donation OF SaaA. 900 has mean seeared On sha
bloomington, Emnahsus r Oa!o RlTeF Ra'lfohd,
Estxeeu EmpRham snd BocmIuRton, aaA Tho
COZ papy feel co: ddebs Of being aole 10 fa.se sum-
eseuS iuhd4 to build the read tnsde of tFo Jesrl
, 1869-12-24

The correspondents between Secretary
Fish and Lurd Clarendon on the Alabama
clains shows that, since the rejection of
the Reverdy johnson treaty, our govern
ment has been coaxiug Great Britain to TO-
open the negotiations, and that Great Brit
ain h.a declined to do so, she not having
any Claims against rs 10 be adjusted, aud
not being informed by Secretary Fish wh.t
We desire Of her. We are bound to say
that Earl Clarendon has the best of the az
guuent. II We want anything Of England
it il for us to say what we want, and not
We'll for England to tell us,
, 1869-12-24

Etnahkm Of the Democratic stde-tas orator, u
Dan Voorhees,
Ihase heart 1t sa1d that Marshall, Of Illinois, u
nan OF ability; and thai Heck II the sbaelt Eeo-
tuckiAn; hns know npshinK Of them pJ contses
OF reliable hcaE1A5.
Tho best reputation for soadeeay On the Deno-
cratic sads iE 61ocrn, who tate II, u not Above
New YORK chjcsntry II politician.
Altogether, dlto1ganlxed crowd, diNded aad
cpnq1eYed, GATH,
, 1869-12-24
NEW BOOKS,

"Fcnile Characters Of Goethe," from the
Original dravlpza by Kaulbach, with text br
e. II. Le <ta. well kuo N rs Goethe ech1far. ID
the title Of one OF the rno4l exqptste popks
which Aessfk- C. G11ggs ca bsrs yes fus.
nsshet for the poltaaJA 1ttsa large folio volume.
eontaaEinR tEentg-one engrastags Of 1oethess
hefoiaes, eoucd fn t:Eeiled and heavily embossed
cloth, with etli sides aud edges. and pnslahed BY
Theodore Siroefcr, SeF York. Ksalhsca ts al
1ead3 better kooEH!a shls county thxn any other
German aftlss, partly from uls Rrsnd hts,or4ca,
REoups and tfescos, hut uattly from hia atad1eA
Of Gocthe's hefoiueA TheJ mt made
his popular fang ID Europe, and theT have ae~
cured for him the saEe result Ia th1g coantry.
TIE ezEssvezs acd photographer hare repro
trcea there s.rd!es ii I'll 1,snas aud eizes. tfom
ptNn edEt. de rlst@ shape up to large cabaetsL
and The multiplicity OF them nas rendered
Them rery familiar and helped largely
10 e'uesfa'e G"esae's text 70 American Eeaaes8.
It II rare that euch poet goes hand In hand witt
-uch rslntes. The nrst Illustration IL thas Of
Goethe and The Acte," ia which the gensu4 Of
eottrt IS csoEn3IR The poet With ianrel. Tht H.
nHst tcent from the Sorrows Of Netther. Ia which
Latte Is cnts'ng aud dAtr.hutfng tue bread to the
children, folo1sthts. Among the scenes 5rou7
FauAt are the ktfeet scene, IN which Faust, with
Meph,bto hS hissioe. nrst see8 Marya1et On her
WY to chufch--s Departure. It IL true, from the
text Of the poem tusa ltcense which any one viii
os1rlooE-Ead tha powerful scene wheye
Margaret n bored down ID agony before..Mtchael
Angeles figure Of the Mater Do:oross, impaoylna
hts futeEnestion. Then there are a!lnstratons ot
Hermann 1eatinz Doroshea tosne; of C1aeErhen
arTtafDg tor help for her luxef, Count Egnou.: OF
Ottilla With the body Of her child floating In her
boat; Of The argei,c M!gnon anRlng 10 the Village
chtltren: Of the farewell scene between Alexis
aEd Dora sod the tbtzodacsioa Of Taso to tne
r
, 1869-12-24
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sa91t3 f. Sns l,o,s osio: Is : easa for % ts::.
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, 1869-12-24

Throughout. and priecs rcins weat. unsettled 4as IT,
Ft4nst. lbs Efsh seeeIpts wetr hs,s head. most II
ctatinE ne peas ot oo.c thsn 40 bad TIA. h.rs
81 sSsaulfaed 9ers ~ Sn5nt II :ea AZ ~
nsmbef wai bare % b. e.1t.ed oveF . aet
rhith T. hardly pfetshl.. sood tnauY ot the hoss
now tn the pet1 xiu be kla1khtered and backed heu
ihus Disposed 1t to-day. 1t!ee reached some ks0
head. II stnxa Of xA33Afo tor caEuaut1 to strictly
rhctee fo~ eaEtaeds d extra {tAs Hepanset hosf3
brcn4bt 4la6a "
co57sfpcn1snt H3ktnx fzstn MonEos But!sF G,uuty4
Ohio fRfptthcs tho %yeASet x s&Sef lats at hog
~ head alsnsstheI.assnnx .htea we dad ten .e!1h-
md ~ thA. TheAe hexs u Keths Old. 80 q
the Uh1s and Poland stet& 1hs svtTa9e wright q
The ~ Ae1d VIZ ~ Lbs. O1u tuT 1t finci4 ttoa
rx IN bea& III Ths nAstee closed duu sud cary Il
.: 3srAh = for common - ehofed. 1Eansae.4ona e1
, 1869-12-24

FtT7kIEIaH. Der. :1-Cruie pttf. lrrra ma.tct sr-
:tSt. Ard rrees hkhc,: es!re AZ ep hsl. setrs 1n.
r. 4 is4e; acoo ht. = '*,: sfn bf. s,t at 16e
Itn. Il :e. IN the A~rnccu 1txt freely ltd iot
ee"t Frtler Dir. abtf f-.lannuJv oe.tuk Hive Ks-
~. e Ca ts!* peesmesf III ;. fs1ia
qa9te ,ros cr petefatet Offering II ~. Jauus1, aud
, 1869-12-24

RETvAl0. ne<. - l-tattie-Reertpss, aG1 bad
M.sket Inactive A. dseae. afcs 1t eai ehlun i,
f.lt 1t ft*fa7Ae.
itoFk-kectip.s 1xht. Maj kef dill Apa heavy 1t Is
1oMu t"r geoa a yasts to@e: ts!til9I = stasie
lnwer. Aalcs LEO bad. h-ld It axac for Wc*tcrr
slef fur EAAaa4; md e fas eytrA.
, 1869-12-24
Moro About RFRms

Ftesx Mf Cf3EMru tloxu) Ee1fSff.
Mayor Fulton handed n thtS rnorrfng the fol-
iaviEg frecisi despatch, which Will expi&tu IL
sell:
"WmTEwAIEK, Wis, Dec. Il, 1ssp.
~ In Maypr F>xH1ss, WtnnkHa, fasea:
s-RyAns Asofe ard tku onlldtngs burned here
Two years ago, utoer LIE eascrnssAoceA
t.N4bR hun:
tSlGnedl MAKr CITIES"
Nc may further add that i Fery fespectao'e suo
1eapenA.te Citizen qt DtsumKs. nted n White
Haef, WlsconKtn, II the time The above 6re took
p.sce. and who informs III that It nrpke ont n
ks&nt t3oee, pndeF inch E.FcumsiAocsS snd
burned WITH such tapialfy - 70 convince ahe
peppae that hM boufe had been k2tug2tEd with
cyssi on and 1red By Ryan htHusrit.
t}uY tpfpftpAnt ssys hat II The last account he
had Of The EAt,eF, the INSURANCE. aEentA we1c
sriafisE 10 rsy Ryaa TIE s1n oo r.sts EneY na1 on
YESTERDAY nepu:r Sheriff B1tsooe found so.nr~
whtsr ceat Il 0s0 worth OF RyauN Ruods recrtsed
8t house about tix nIlek from here, Aed oeoaZat
Inen hsek last h4hk TO the ely.
We withhold The n4use OF the pa1tJ who nha
4cc1etkd sne%e goods for certtin prudeoti21
rtatons fot the present
Meantime, A1xious creditors from St. 1ouiss
Cb!cAEc, ara elsaMner& are constantly sfnstnS.
apd mak1nG Inquiries OF tic Whereabouts 1no
financial condition Of T. Ryan. casl Oh and Cot
TOT Aas1arg dealer.
Ryap rss bound ovtf 70 aaaxes Il the nhxt
term of the Hstlsct Co1rs, By Ju1:soe GfAFe3 u
the sQm of s., 10.
, 1869-12-24
MONETARY AND CON MERC1AL,
MONETARY.

THURSDAY EVENING, DEC. a
The feeliEg IN bus.ress and financial circles
ReLtrally u not cheerful one. The decline Ia
prices Of staan ts gradually extending tn other
articles, and The prospects OF Improbable bnsl.
ntts fnF some Moths 10 come, from tina Hfalaa'
Ae;ti!pg down Of pricts, ctealea IN urdenoed
fT!!ng ht apprehension anh nervousness which
Is uu'aynrzoe n hu.!neBa, ant hs9 tendency 70
uRRlasste The very evils on oi 1hi:h # otlgt-
tAtes- The ne1: bfx Ho1tht viii undcuoseh.y
prose Improbable to TIE busIuc.s community II
the aggregate, and IN The n1rrcanu.t de2a.t-
ut nfs 4 any vi nnd that when the price Of
proiuc:s IL low the ability OF The pso1ncers
10 buy is him:E,.hes, and that, consequently. the
U&rch1b1sipR tuAlaess that has bren kE.Stmu-
listed ~ ctptcG!1:cd cureIcJ caluot be aus
ta.pttI ca Il Eaa teeh heretofore. This tcelnK oI
ntptctlrs!or. ho1eveF, vii! oa producuse o!
x-td In the end, because It puts escf1 body on
inflr guA1d, ipduces buaineaa ncu TO cut h11h
:hetr expenses and tntn taeir e!7orts ,o~iru prs
ttcl1rg their pressIt liabilities, instead Of lncur-
reg othefa, and ID ge1c.sl terms Induces taat
caution which p1etetts any sudden and dA1stfous
ti"stiopmtn.A
The uooey nafket has noe been tighter for
years than n present Blankets ge1esAs!y aay
that tEeir deposits have cerc1 oeen no
low, and the!r ability 10 l0sn 10 sn1sli. There
IA ere encouraging feature, ho.ever, RIA. Il wot+
spy Of Lpttce AEd that t. t1st the merchants are
promptly than they we're Feek Of tT0 ago;
good Eany rene RAs O: cou1se arc required. but
cot 20 EnanJ ~ then. The taue Stems TO be the
c4se With rrgArd 70 Eastern creditors, ~ II 8hnwn
bT tho denaod nj na1k couuscfs for Eastern ex-
Change.
In the open market NE hear Of sorre e1ceas,7e
rstes being paid fur noaer. Safe Rool .loab!e.
uaue paper II aold at ~ PER cent per month, and
for sip4ie naEncs, IN 4nue tnktances, as high ava
Or = per cent per mcnsa u demanded for amAh
gnme. These Latter rates, be weyer. are no Critic
ron for tae 1uarker, and imp!5 ext1a 1l.k, as
gnoEeg II TO he had IL the open uat9tt On cotlat
+sala 1t 2 per cent ar uude..
Tic currency guovsmepf to the county II mb1-
crate h1I the receipts are nearly equal 10 ii. out
naw.
Exchange WIS higher TO-DAY, 1nd sold between
AhLts q, &c per q mo prcnlup. tt1e eo1nstr
bahAefs tell at l1p premium, AID ou{ At 10 t,!a-
count
The Stc.eEar5 Of the Ttea6ury has rottpel Coiiee-
tor McLetn, of Tits ptHt, 10 psy Whatever Of tho
eoa itc1e5t due on United Sta1es bonta January j.,
1nay te demsuded here. Payment can be bal d:
the 1ni,td siae+ ps posliosy on AND after Fnsay,
uecenter ~, VEhou. rebate. The anoant ot
coin rad ou At this depository Tor January anter-
cs, ID usually aeost s1oo.ot0-
Th { Ing llht-tuppleiuentayy To the Tresa
u!y 1eport-etTes The naues ot Sat:o5si ua2Aa
WHICH lave fAtledt ard 1hGEe to.ea are sedeeu1a-
bile at the United Siases Treas7ry, deauc,lon BE-.
ipg made for nnti'attons:
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