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Wanted.

Situation by aprinter OF eight years ex-
perience Can furnish frst-class references
and give good reasons for desiring to
quit present position. Address " Printer
Henderson, y. {.
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An everyday remark,

the growth of The Lasslter,
Parham Co.'S business. And
WHY'S it.: They devote all their
time to improving their stock
and giving the people the
best values possible and Will
continue to do so.
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When Baby was sick we gave her Castoria
When She was Child, She cried for CastoriI.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Chidren, She gave them CIstOria
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Money to Lend.

Parties desiring to borrow money on
Vance county farms payments 10 be
made on the following terms to wit: One
tenth Of the principal at the end Of one
wear. one tenth at the end Of the second
year the same amount ~ the end OF the
third and fourth years, and balance at the
end Of the fifth year. Interest on the en-
tire amount at per cent lobe due and pay
able annually, may find il 10 their interest
TO apply to the Undersigned. such loans
can be placed through me with the British
and American Mortgage Company pro-
viaed the security is sufficient and such
"a is required.
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New Store.

Mr.. 7. J. Turnbull. of Elm City, n.
c.. is the latest addition to the ranks
of Henderson merchants. He has
rented one of the store rooms in the
Alley building, Main street, and will
soon open stock of general merchan-
disc. We extend a cordial welcome to
Mr.. Turnbull and family as citizens OF
our town,
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Handsome line of Silks and
French Novelties in Dress
Goods at " atkins 5.
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0..-.'...,,3.it...- -. mo,
= Tx 2
. OF The TOWN 2
= TIT =. II

LOCAL LhCONICS PICKED UP HERE AID
THERE BY OUR EAGLE-EYED
REPORTERS.
Henderson Lodge, No. 90,
\. +. * \. VI.
Meets fin st and third Tuesday nights i'll
Zach mcmth at 80 p. m Reavis Hall.
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Town Election.
The municipal election passed Oft
quietly Monday. There was little in
terest in the result and the vote was
light. Two candidates were in the
field for Mayor, Capt. J. B. White and
Walter w. Rowland, Esq. The vote
by wards was as follows:
FIRST WARD.
For Mayor, J: B: White, &C
:: * w. w. Rowland, 81
For Commissioner,
. year term, NJ. w. Hicks, l6
2 year term, w. II. Reavis (col.). 70
SECOND WARD.
For Mayor, White, 20
s. - Rowland, 80
For Commissioner,
l year term, J. M. Young, 90
2 year term, W. d. Horner, 81
2 year term, J. w. Gregory, %
THIRD WARD.
For Mayor, White, SO
" $ Rowland, 30
For Commissioner,
2 year term, W. II. Walker, y
FOURTH WARD.
For Mayor, White, 2
8 * Rowland, LOG
| For commissioner.
year term, II. J Marston. 81
ROwland's majority over White, II
Only in one ward was the election
| held for both commissioners, vacancy
having been created in the death of DR..
w. W. Young. In the first and sec
Ond wards there were two candidates
for the two years term, while in the
| third and fourth wards there was no
opposition to the regular nominees.
Capt Sweeney, U. S. A., San Diego,
| Cal. says: Shiloh's Catarlh Remedy is
| the first remedy have ever found that
would do me any good. Price so cents.
Sold by w. W. Parker
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Baby Carriages.

All styles and all prices. The
prettiest and cheapest line in
town. at Watkins's.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-05-04
A New Dress.
Town Election.

You must have one. Then buy it at
S. 4 G.. WATKINS.
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Karl's Glover Root, the new Blood Puri-
fer gives fl eshness and clearness to.the
Complexion and cures Constipation. 25c.,
soc. and 81 90. Sold by W. W. Parker.
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Speaks for Itself.

WASHINGTON, y. C., April 3, 1898.
W. W. PARKER, Druggist, Henderson,
NC,
Dear Sir:-Please duplicate our former
bill sent us, at once. Your Headline
gives perfect satisfaction. Send adver-
Using matter, and Oblige,
Yours truly,
DRs. 5. T. 4 Z. 4. NICHOLSON.
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Go to Parker's Drugstore and get eye
glasses to suit. Just added n large as
sortment. apr2O-it
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10 Nv Lady Friends.

| have Just received my
second supply Of Fine Spring
Millinery which will be sold
at extremely low prices. Call
and convince yourself of the
fact.
Mrs. NATHAN LEHMAN.
Dress Goods-we don't Of
fer you off styles at catch
prices, but new styles at fair
prices. S. & c. Watkins.
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25c for zoe.

We sell first-class regular made, fast
black Ladies' Hose at 20 cents. Children $
at ) cents. >. Il L. WATKINS.
Go to H. Thnmason 5 to buy your Dress
Goods.
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New Shirts for summer.
The prctticst in the mar ct.
Cool and refreshing in hot
weather.
The ,assitcr-Parham Co.
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Death Of a Little Child.

The sympathy of the community
GOES out to Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Good
rich whose home has been darkened by
the shadow of death and whose hearts
are burdened with deepest grief at the
loss of dear little child. Their infant
son William, aged Is months, died at
$50 O'Clock p. M, Friday. tie was a
bright and interesting little fellow,
though never strong and healthy, and
his condition caused the parents aztec
tons to centre all the more hopefully
and lovingly in him. The funeral was
held from the Presbyterian church at
t clock p. m. Saturday.
Wheelbarrows s1.5o up, all
Grades at Watkins 5.
New Baby Carriages, so
pretty and cheap, at Watkins S.
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Ladies', Sec our celebrate
rI $500 shoe. You can't find
ANYTHING like them for the
money elsewhere.
The Lassitcr-P arhum Co.
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La Grippe.

During the prevalence of the grip the
past season twas noticeable fact that those
who depended upon DIR. Kings New Dis
covery not only had a speedy recovery but
escaped all the troublesome after effects of
the maady. This remedy seems to have a
peculiar power in efecting rapid cures not
only in cases of la grippe, but in all dis
eases of throat, chest and lungs, and has
cured cases of Asthma and hay fever OF
long standing. Try it and be convinced.
1t won't disappoint. Free trial bottles at
Dorsev's drug store.
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Wanted to Purchase

4 gentle family horse-one that can be
warranted sound and sufficiently safe Tor
n lady to drive, also clear-footed under
the saddle Apply at THIS OFFICE.
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Shloh's Vitalizer is what you need for
Dyspepsia, Torpid Liver. Yellow Skin or
Kidney Trouble. 1t is guaranteed to give
w Parker, druggist, Henderson.
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Mr.. Davis rebuilds himself, or turns it
over to younger hands, being now well
entitled to retire. there can be no doubt
that q new building will arise. The Davis
cuisine and the Davis hospitality is far
too widely known to come to such an
abrupt end. O. W. BLACKNALL.
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DO you seek your moneys
real value? Then buy your
spring dress and hat OF
Watkins.
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For Low Prices
On Lime, Laths, Shingles,
Doors and Windows, call on
john B. WATKINS.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-05-04

The latest French patterns
IN Hats and Dress Goods.
=. & (. Waskins.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-05-04
Magistrates Appointed.

The latest fad in Ladies' Combination
Lace and Hair Pins, at f. f. Nights
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-05-04

All styles, all sizes, all prices.
The Lassiter- Parham Co.
The ladies are cordially invited to cali
and inspect the pretty line OF new dress
goods and trimmings just opened at
II. ThOmasOn
We are showing an elegant line of
French Dress patterns in Silk and Wooden
Novnlt ies-thc latest designs.
5. & G. WATKINS
Do Not Buy A Baby Carriage
Until you have seen the
beautiful and extensive stock
at Watkinss. All shapes and
all styles of upholstering. The
prettiest and cheapest things
of the kind in Henderson.
Alo OTHER Sarsaparilla has the
~ merit to secure the confidence OF
entire communities and hold tyear after
year, like HOODS Sarsaparilla.
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We fit three hundred
as easily as a nlncty-slX
FOUNDER with the Duplex.
Try one. S. & c Watkins.
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House for Rent.

l:rirk dwelling house, on Win1"r street,
near DR.. fuckers residence, containing
+ rooms. Kitchen. &c Good we'll Of
water convenient Possession given at
once. Apply to j. \. NELLY.
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:. X {. Watkins are showing more and
finer Dress Goods than ever before cX-
hibitcd in this city.
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r..f- II th- r,..I..r are com, ru-h. no
.,..,. III l,,. mud. i,r TIE first Ten lines
...f - Enr,I~. cot :tItIcI"N n"t exceeding
r..t- 10 l"u-jE-
Z.---.,z..{...,....:::- z.--s-szrz1129n
ELK
CT THE TOWN 2
0,>3 :zz'<Z::#.}$|56Iy-'7
LocALLAcoNIcs PICKED UP HERE AID
THEREBY OUR EAGLE-EYED
REPORTERS.
Henderson Lodge, No. 229,
y. +. * \. VI.
Meets fIst and third Tuesday nights in
,.tch mcmth at 10 p. III. ReavIs Hall.
House for Rent.
l;rirI, dwelling house. ON WinIrr street,
near DR. fuckers residence, containing
+ rooms. Kitchen, &c. Good we'll Of
water convenient. Possession given at
once. Apply tn j. y NELLY.
The very latest novelties in
Dress Goods at
The I-assitcr-Parham Co. S.
We show YOU no Jobs but
an honest, straight and stylish
line of Dry Goods, Dress
Goods, &c. S. &C. Watkins.
5000 yards of Lace, Ham
burg, Swiss, al d every variety
OF White Goods at
The LasSitcr- Parham Co. $.
DO you seek your money s
real vaIuco Then buy your
spring dress and hat of
Watkins.
The latest French patterns
IN Hats and Dress Goods.
$. & (. Waskins.
Children's Red, Tan and
Black ONfnrds IN heel and
spring heel, 75c., 500, sI.2o.
The I.assitcr- Parham Co.
Ladies. See our Ccicbrat-
cI $500 shoe. You can't find
ANYTHING like them Tor the
money elsewhere.
The Lassitrr- Parham Co.
nv
new ohil 10 . 'p' '' ,.l'ot
nc P''t,'c9' III 1 l:'o me H. H.
weather.
The Lassiter-Parham Co.
oaoC ;a1
at Watkins'S. The Duplex
try one IS all we ask
\.w Cr,v,t. Ncgliqec
Shirts Dress Shirts, Suspen-
Irrs COLLARS. Cuffs, &C., an
thr lotcst stvlcs, at
WNrK1Ns's.
---.,,
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Just think OF it-a Watch and Clock
combined in one, for s. 90, at
T.. f.. IIIGHT'S.
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See Here :

When in need of Sash, Doors, Blinds,
Shingles, Laths, Lime, Cement, Cow Hair,
&C., call on ID. ". IIardee; next door to
post office. Nov. 10
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We show YOU no jobs but
an honest, straight and stylish
line of Dry Goods, Dress
Goods, &c. $. & {. Watkins.
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Richmond Range, best
for cooking and heating water
for bath tubs, at Watkins 5.
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H. Thomson will sell you Dress Goods
very cheap.
See our Ladies', Misses and
Children S Shoes.
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Mr.. X. w. Coghill, Of Rocky Mount,
spent a short while in town the latter
part of last week He came up to
bring his mother-ln-law Mrs. Lassiter,
who had been quite sick at the home
of her daughter Mrs. Ashburn, in Sui
folk. She was much fatigued by the
trip although she was made as COM
Portable as possible in the Pullman
sleeper. but her condition is now some
what improved.
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Notice..

EioUFF BROS
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HOW'S This ?

The ladies are invited to call at ii.
Thomson store and see his new stock
of Dress Goods and many other things
received since getting into his new quar-
tiers. Call early before the best shades
are all out. They are pretty and cheap
and go like hot cakes. An early call is
suggested if you want nice dress for
little money. don't intend to be sur
passed or undersold in any thing in my
line. Very Respectfully,
apr II. 1HOMAsoS.
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lost.
4 heavy loser by this fire as well as one
occurred several years ago, was Mrs.
Pastawka, an aunt of Mrs. Davis. Much
of the wide fame of the Davis Hotel Is
due to this estimable and unObtrusive
lady. With the bon hommie of Mr.. Davis
the boundless energy and rare genius of
Mrs. Davis, backed by the culinary skill
OF Mrs. Pastawka, the Davis house was
we'll worthy of the unique reputation it
bore from Maine to Florida. Mrs. Pas
tawka has not been with Us as long as
her sister, Mrs. Sheppard, but the same
amiability and kindness OF nature has
won for both a warm place in all our
hearts.
Fortunately Mr.. Davis is man of
means and can rebuild if he sees fit But
his loss is very heavy, while the loss of
their household goods, in the way OF
articles for association sake Joined tOthelr
narrow escapes was a terrible shock.
They have the deepest and warmest
sympathies of the whole community.
Though New Euglanders, a quarter
century soourn in our midst, attended
ever with their great charity, generosity
and uprightness, has given them last
ing hold on the hearts OF ALL Hundreds
have had cause to call them blessed.
Kind. sociable, free-hearted, sincere peo-
pie, they are one and all. True to the
| great names he bears there was never
anything small about Washington
| Franklin Davis or any OF his.
With names clear OF all reproach
whether they elect to remain with us OF
to spend their future i'll Boston where
they own an elegant home, our love and
good will must be theirs to the end.
The hotel here enjoys such a prestige
as so widely and favorably known anc
commands such an extensive and high
class Northern patronage, that the busl
! ness must needs be continued. Whether
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-17
More Bank Troubles,

WASHINGTON, August l6-Comptroller
Eckels Is informed OF the failure this
morning Of the Union National Bank OF
Racine Wis.
GALLAT1N. TEX, August 1G-There
was slight run by depositors yesterday
on the Farmers and Traders Bank and
the directors posted a notice that only
ID per cent. for the present would be
paid on deposits. Loans and other means
are over $4,000 and deposits are about
$4,000. There was a slight run on the
FIRST National Bank Of Gallatin, less than
5000 having been paid out.
JACKSONVILLE. FLA. August ie.-
The Volusia County Bank at Deland.
Fla, closed its doors this morning. being
unable 10 meet obligations by reason OF
delays in realizing on It's paper and mort
cages. Liabilities. sl36. 900: assets, $4,000.
The officers say 1t Will eventually pay
dollar for dollar.
RACINE. WIS. August 16.-The Union
National Bank closed its doors this
morning. The capital is $4,000, and the
total resources sS92. 900. The CONNER
cia Savings Bank has posted a thirty
day notice.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA. August lC.-
The Volusia County Bank, at Deland.
Fla, closed its doors this morning, being
unable 10 meet its obligations by reason
Of delays In realizing on its paper. Mort
cages and liabilities $4,000; assets $780,
600. It's State Bank officers say II viii
eventually pay dollar for dollar.
MEMPHIS. August 1.-THE Cole Manu-
featuring Company yesterday filed an ap-
pllcation in chancery. asking that re-
celver be appointed 10 take charge Of
the. personal property Of W 4. Collier,
president OF the Memphis Appeal-Ava-
lanche Company. and his associates in
business. Some time ago the Cole Manu-
featuring Company obtained a judgment
against Mr.. Collier for material used in
the Appeai-Avaianche building. A por-
ton OF the judgment was satisfied by
attaching land owned by Mr.. Collier, but
this being insufficient 20 pay the claim,
a receiver Is now applied for 70 take
charge OF the personal property
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-17
TIE MONEY QUESTION.
what n Chesterfield Jurlst Think. About
it-Other Matfer.

CENrRALIA, VA, August iG-speclol
As the great dearth Of money is an all.
absorbing topic and is a question in which
every one is vitally interested 1 sunnoso
your correspondent may venture 10 al
vance some ideas concerning II. IL seems
10 me that any idea advanced or sugges-
uon made or plan presented by which
eue present condition Of affairs may be
all.iIorated would greatly crafty the
American people.
II was my privilege to converse with
one or our best judges a few days since
upon the financial condition. lie believed
that the present congested state OF the
currency has been largely the result Of
tne policy OF our Governments policy
Wmcn, however. is not due to any par
ucular party. our Government. vast and
great as it Is, requires millions of dollars
To pay it's annual expenses.
HIS idea Is that all expenses and debts
OF the Government should be paid I'm cur
rency' silver and gold. and should not
be paid by drafts and checks as Is the
custom at present
Money, then, would constantly flow and
be distributed throughout the republic
II would not be congested at washington
as 1t Is to-day. This system would he
more expensive 10 the Government. but
the people would De greatly benefited
and the present senseless money famine
would soon be "a phantom OF the past.
Then let the Government pay all its
debts so far as practicable I'm money In
lieu OF drafts and checks. and thus dis
seminate instead OF congestng our cur
rency.
| doubt not that were this policy pur-
sued that great and decisive relief would
be afforded the people
A revival Will commence at Salem
church next Sunday. and will be pro-
tracted throughout the week.
The County Baptist Sunday School As
sociation will hold It's monthly meeting
next Sunday with Bethel church. near
Midlothian.
The trial OF Lynch the alleged mur-
derer, will begin next Monday.
Mrs Ada Williams. OF Richmond. and
her sister. Of Chesterfield. are visiting at
Mr. Il. j. DuVaFs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-17
THE RELIGIOUS RIOTS.
The Streets Of Bombay the Scene OF
Desperate Conflicts.

BOMBAY. August 16-The religious
race rioting was resumed in this city
to-day. and for several hours the streets
were the scenes OF desperate conflicts.
The fighting was Of the most sanguinary
nature, and a large number OF persons
were killed and injured. To-day being
a Hindoo holiday, the authorities anti
cipated a renewal OF the recent disturb
ances, and were In a measure prepared
TO suppress an outbreak, but the police
and the force Of troops in the garrison
were inadequate to cover the whole city.
and before quiet tad been restored in
one district fresh outbreaks would occur
In other parts OF the city.
The rage Of the mob was directed es-
pecially against the Mosques. several of
which were sacked and burned All the
public buildings are now guarded by
troops, and the gunboats in the harbor
have been cleared for action and brought
into position 10 cover the native quarters.
The local authorities are confident OF
being able ultimately TO duell the rising.
NEW YORK, August 16.-A special
cablegram from London to the Evening
Sun says: Government dispatches say
that Bombay is in possession Of the mob.
The troops are poweress. Every mosque
has been destroyed Many persons have
been massacred. Europeans are panic
stricken. Troops are now protecting
only the public buildings. The Governor
has appealed for help, asking for In
gtructions
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-17
SIX PERSONS KILLED.
A TRAIN PLUNGxs THROU0H 4
BRIDGE NEAR MILTON.
List OF the Killed and Injursd-Mtrasus
Ious Escape OF . Chiid-Carins
for the Dead.

DURHAM. N. c.. August IA special
received here to-day from Milton. n. c..
gave an account OF bad wreck on the
Atlantic and Danville railroad this morn
irg just cut OF Milton. Train No. 4. COM
Ing from Danvnle. passing Milton at .
A. NJ, jumped the track on the iron
bridge over Hyco creek. fifty feet. and
three passenger coaches ard one oox car
were smashed to splintess The bridge
was carried down with II. Twelve pas
sengers were on board. and six were
killed
the killed arc:
Cor ductor Morris.
George II. Elan. os Durham.
j. I. Davis, OF Baskerville. Wa.
w. r. Eiiason, Of Alton. Va.
Thomas Lea (colored), OF winston.
nurse OF Mrs. III. A. GIrsh. Of Salem.
a child of Mrs Girsh sitting on the same
seat with the nurse escaped uninjured.
Mrs Girsh was slightly injured.
The sieeping-car porter was badly hurt.
and will probably die.
The engineer felt the far when the train
Jumped the track. opened the valve and
got over in time 20 escape The dead
were taken 20 the iapot. Several other
passengers were badly injured.
WINSTON n. c., August i6.-Mrs. ".
A. Girsh and children, OF Salem. were In
the fatal railroad wrs,k on the ltlantic
bnd Danvllle near Milton this morning.
They escaped with slight injuries. Mrs.
Girsh's nurse was killed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-17
THE FINANCIAL QUESTION.
The Outlook Continues to Brighten and
Currency To Come 10 Richmond.

The financial outlook continues to
brighten. and on next Saturday there Will
be little trouble about paying employees
with currency. Actual cash continues 10
come 10 Richmond I'm large quantities,
over $4,000 being received by the express
company yesterday FOR manufacturers,
merchants and banks. A much larger
amount is expected to-day, for merchants
here have found that, with few excep-
tions the Northern banks honor checks
drawn upor them with actual currency
Then too. the delegates 10 the convention
being here. there will be more money
than usual put IN circulation, for a low
estimate shows that they will give OUT
80 go I'm actual casn 10 the hotels ana
merchants.
Currency was at a higher premium IN
New York yesterday. It selling at per
cent In large quantities. There is no
great demand for II, however. for. as II
was stated Yesterday, merchants and
manufacturers throughout the country
are using every effort TO refrain from
getting cash for the conduct OK tneir
business by paying premium for II.
The sales OF revenue stamps at the
custom-house materially Increased yes
terday. and. with the present prospects
realized. there is no reason why the usuai
sales cannot be made next week. Inc TO-
bacconists have made ARRANGEMENTS 10
receive considerable sums OF currency
from correspondents North. and are Worn-
ing along very well. all things considered
The operatives OF the Danville shops nave
been suspended for the present. ana sDou'