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TO MERCHANTS.

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tohp'ins Room u fRi T. AMERICAN Pnlxr!vU
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ing oihe, corner 0t Pnydra+ "nd ST. Charles Streets
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50 IiNibi y \Ni'.TON, New Orleans

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'"h I''S~"n&"rs - may h. rh'-Huu~ tn " illness the
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NcCU!IoCHs COMMERCIAL DICTIONARY
~ Svo's with maps and supplement-, new edition
brought down to 1T January 1899.
TELLS Ponpilna 2voumes.
Enfrlds fistoty of Philosophy.
W''k'isons Manners and Customs Of tn, Ancients.
Egyptians $50 plates, 3 volumes 8vo.
"o'tnls on population , volumes.
M'th valuable sell 'ion of English hooks, re
ceHehand for by Alex TOWAR,
""s' 40 Camp st
Nl sale by ''' '''0 " e & D0RsEY,' wi
m"y 81 A New Levct
(rHAMrAIGN CIDEK--I51 hoxcs tor ale by
- July q G DORSEY, A New I.cvee
JUST RECEIVED per Ship Orleans a large sxsort-
- ment of Steel Pens-GIIot's Barrel, Commercial,
Eagle Il Perrys Do hIc pnrnt, and RI Spring Pens
A'so several gross of int's fine pens in boxes. Sold
'y the Gross Or single CSrd by D. Felt & Co..
N" "a Charities Street.
e M ONUMENrS of Washingon's Patriotism, with Il
Na nc sinliIc of his pu lie Accounts during the Re
volutionaryWnr. t'" volume 80! to7l each, will be
sold at cost price, the proceeds of this publication to
he devotrdor theasc Of the Washington Manual lubour
scheo and Male OrpInn's Asylum.
This uuIv national Work ought to be in tue hands
Of every American; ami editors of the City and
country papers will contribute to that benevolent object
by giving this advertisement few insertions.
T. JOHNS e. co. AGENT
aug. Gtll-1m. Cor st Charles & Common st
TVURNEuS COMIC ALMANAC FOR i8lO--or
i sale at y JOHNS SEQ.
aug 3-lm cor. st Charles & Common SIS.
QUINN RNGS-l0 ;aIcs2 6IIrhcl Gnnny I'ngS,
~ in store for saIeby THAvER & co.
mugs "a Poydrns street.
HARDwAnE PAPER reoms Hardware Pr.
myi4 J TlIAYER & Co.. "a p,.ydrns $,
CLAG SrONES-Goo yards tagging, landing from
NAV s' y st LAWRENCE: '%rs'' %, by >,
RJ!.WEK'S KiCIII.TEU, the ccIch1ntTd Play,
N uSs Ortm n of he tuoSt cola
brated acting plays. EJDHN'S & Co,
70 Nv corner st Charles T. Common SITS
PLUNTS LECTURES on the history Of Abmlnln
- and Jacob. by the Rev: Henry Blunt, A. VI. M.
Paul
Just published select remains of the Rev William
ceyed and for sale by ALEX TOwAR,
10 ~ Camp st
DrKK-lOo brls ,n.ss and prime, at the inspection
l. for sale by G. DORSEY,
197 June A New levee
\N7HISkEY-lB h:ls (lnnding ffon slcnm boa
june - q DORSEY, Al New Levcc
I RLNAN';lrIlOGRAPIIIC E pRITiNG OF
F ICE, 81 Magazine street, opposite Banks a.
W GREENE takes pleasure in announcing to hi.
TREND and the citizens of New Orleans that he has
length brought l'"craplly par With copper pnh.
tr'tng and from the t ilitirs the has copper
rlate engraving, he all orders entrusted to
him Al hnlt the exp"ns. Of eng, av ing aud nearly AS
ckraP AZ type printing.
Merchants wishing Circulars cent ont in their own
hand writing, can have any quantity few hours
noce; or u,ey vtll be executed for them in beautiful
@y!e, such us has heretofore given general satslc lion
o"'l Inc most respectable commission houses in this
cy' teutlencn d"sirnus of having Visiting Bust.
ness ards finished in the best MANNER i'll do well b,
calling the office and see specimens.
Feb. |, 1899
N B-l'nnk notes neatly ex,cut.d and c;rculors
printed at one hours noiic..
COT'CDH (,URC1I0AlPS
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fict--Thnt they re- the most cf1cct,al
PURIFIERS or 7WE BLOOD,
RENOVATION or THE SYSTEM


Also constitutional Diseases, produced bv mercurv -,
&c&c. '''' ' '"'''"''
's iHct-lhat never in single instance have they cru
known to ie used, that they did produce a rood c,rc,
curing thousands Of whom before inn
nl,c. ~
afact'a one BOX q" Sarsaparla pills and one bottle
OF the Compound Syrup Of Sar,ap all sufficient to cure
any OF the above diseases. ~'
inct-S"nIh be that the only place trv can
obtained genuine in N. Orleans at Cusonhuu>e street
bnrrl a., NJ ur
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nIL OF VlIRIDI.-l0 rurhovs Newton & Ricl-
~ nous chemical company's oil of VirinI superb
ur arti, lie for manufacturers, for sale hv
JARVIS & ANDREWS. Wholesale Druggists
july cor Common & Tdapirolas ss
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''fhfS inr 'h" above Lottery will he received Al the
hih'' nn'I"r IN" t"rnmlah corner of 81 Chnrl,. mn
''''h"n >'rr'~, and al No. lot thutrrs street, New
""'''S amt promptly forwarded. Orders from the
~" MN post nht, r"n lnIn' f.nirra,rr- tor tn. ,Ii.
tier ct rrh"I% required, a,i,ir sod to-
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DORk-@' h>!s. and prlllr Mt lie lnSl,ry,I1,n
L Tor sale ny & DORSEY
June ~ "a New l.cyer
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/ lNf.N SHIRTS Gloves & SuspenderS-.Just re
\ r"lye by late arrivals, assortment of sl,i,tS
rr'vh-, summer stocks, gloves, and IsprIerS at the
BaZhar, corner OF st Charles aud Common streets
n!2 RUSH g. ALLAN
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st. The vital principle (Lfr contained III the l,od
y. Blood makes blood.
3d Every thing in The bod, is derived from blood
atm All constitutions radically the same
9TH All diseases arse from mpury of the blond or in n,
or words from acrimonious hunnr. lodged IN the body
"ih All these hImars hte carried of, the hnnl purf,
ana mad" heaithiu by the sapal that assm,atr, vii
the blood. "
It'll Vegetable purgiycs alone as nil,tc " iii The Llo,
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r LNAN';IrIlOGRAPIIIC L PKITING OF
j IF ICE, So Magazine street, opposite Banks a:
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DnRk-aO0 hrls mess and prime. ut the inspection
Il for sale by G. DORSEY.
99l, iur. Al New cy.o
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18


Memphis. Nichols Liverpool Monument, Chase, Turks
Island; Xylon Putnam, ST. Pe,erburgh Atlantic, (Brem
Crane Brenen z. M, Miller Thomaston, Me; Cohen, Jr
Moore Euroge; Mary Bernard, Latham, Malaga; L. A. Ste
vens Briggs Baltimore; Triumph, Burnham Boston, Page
Basse do; Pequot Baker do Reside Davis do; Carrier
Atkins, Maaseilles; Caseo, Merrill, Portland
Arrived.
Ham, bark L.ua Boyce rs days from Trieste, with rags,
Big La Grange Harwo.d sS day. from Mes.ina, with Fruit
&c TO Chamberlain Lawrence.
Ham brig Maria Bahm.n 81 days from Treete, With mdne
to d II Schmidt a Son :
Brig James, Nay 10 day. from Point Petre. Quad, with
Brig Clarion Mcfarland, II days from Mansaua. with
Br .ehr star, Hilton IL days from Yarmouth NIB with
Sch MARY seoteburn Smith, days from Eleuhera, with
sc"r Wrra' Roger. day. from Snowfall with corn
schr c. Ravens Bishop, days fro. Virginia with wood.
schr Emma, Cole, days from Baltimore, with mdze TO
sesr Delaware, walker IA days from Ea,po with plaster
to J Bslch.
I've Memphis Nichols. for Liverpool sails today Her let.
ter bag, will close Gpns Reading Room, at 10 o'clock
AN. ,,..
Chi this season, up TO the tn uit. was i1z
spoken.
syvnu, Jenkins from New Orleans for Liverpool July =
lat 40 40, long 81 30.
Commodore. Chauncey, Morris, and wadsworh, Commits.
,ouer. Of the NAVY Board Norfolk Saturday last
from washington on visit of inspection to the Naval Depot
at Gosport.
Foreign Ports.
Carr L,soS w. c. Of Africa April i4-Empror, Lawlin
| for New York, ldg. - 49, :,
| Pa,,T prrsr, Quad, June 2e-Wm. Wallace for New
York. soon
United states Ports.
/ s.vu JuIv IS -srd Warsaw, Godfrey, New Yort.
Bo.roS July 5-Arr salem, Edridge, New York; Bog Ia
| ireland, Marseilles. . - :. :,
~, ~, IIoLr July io-Arr Alexander Hall. New York
Cur Bo.op Ann Ritter for Machis with loss Of opmas'
and other damage; Cygne Avery, New York for Macha.
Providence, July lSArr Lady washington oraeRe", I've"
York; Victory, Heath, do mia, -,
arr Meta,nora Winslow New York. for Providence =
p,m,.nr,rst,. July io-Arr Rio, Kirby, New York. Ex.
ira Wilson do Crd Globe, Wilson, DO,
/ NswpsRv NC. july ii-Arr Miesa, JARVIS, New YORK
John STANLEY, Chadwick do. -, -,
| Cganrr.for JAly Ia-sld, George, Hall, New York.
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l.iso. 2oe SOC, 100 206,2s6 81

~
These returns show that the business the new banks yet
Ia its infancy The pusc have no, yet become familiar with
their aud th majority Of dealers prediction
for the old Institutions s exists But recent occurrences
have taught the Intelligent rally around tic new institutions
al least unit the law shall have more fully deveopes IT'S prac-
teal endeuc Thus Ear public 6dence seems slowly but
gradually ecn,rpg 10 such Of the banks a. appear 70 De con-
duetcd m fair and above board principles
The arrangement We have announced WIZ gea0, ~
couagr th, feeling, Sd most opportune ~ moment Wnea
there growing distrust from The uncertain ossn ~ "nch
the safety fund basks placed BY the inability OF e commit
Tee IN his city to make any arrangement Tor inc eu
ton their bills the place Of that which expires on he
instant The Bank Commissioners here and are gong
through an examination of the city banks The safety innu
committee waiting the close OF the eraminaton IN The ho
that some Of the other city banks will into joint ar
Mr. Newbod Of the Bank America has already
been applied to- and also Of the Others but thu, far with
out success In the time the unirammeled banks
being placed upon sound footing, will 20 ahead healthy
with the business growing out Of crop At fair prices.
The arrangement similar that o. the allied banks Of New
Fn0sd aid whilst the North American Trust and Banking
Com, any will receive benefits Of the agreement by the
Of A. depos made with them the country banks by having
oe.ot-c and uniform recitation, must grow rapidly IN
M confidence and thereby obtain deposi,es aud business
hc b. At present. viii be profitable than circulation
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

.oh Rlac kwell and Charles D. Hibburt were removed
from the Office Of City Gaugers, and William A. Gre
CORY, Laurence Langdon, and Cornelius W. Hisburt
were appointed in their stead
EIy Reed was transferred from wood inspector
Of the 9th district to the 4th district, and Aaron
Acker appointed to the 9th aistrict in his stead.
Jonas Wildey was appointed wood Inspector OF
the 9Th district and Edward Mahoney to the 4th dis
trict.
Mr.. Graham then to present memorial from
the Fire Department against the embodying OF the
new fire companies which were appointed on the Sd
of June last. After long and tedious debate, the
matter referred to the Fire and Water Commit
tee.
Mr.. Graham then moued that the Chief Engineer
be required to report to the Fire and Water Com
mittee the number Of members of the Fire Depart
nent who unprovided with engines and ether
apparatus So adopted
removed from the office of regulator OF public docks
Adopted. John Maze was then appointed In ms
stead.
Dan'l Clark and four others appointed city
weighers.
Philip Powers and four others were removed from
the Office of weighers of anthracite coal, and
William C. Van Allen, Thos. Alsop, Thos Wise,
John Shaw, and Edward Clarke, were appointed in
their. stead. . -
Hartman B. King appointed day police officer
Branch was appointed wood Inspector of the
first district.
John Smith and five others were removed from
the office of neasurers of grain.
of Deputy Comptroller. Richard ]. Smith, ex-Al-
derman OF the 10th ward, was then appointed to the
said office.
Thomas s. Brady was appointed the Assistant JUS
tice of the 7th, 10th and 18th ward courts.
The Joint NEE ing then adjourned.
The Board Of Aldermen having resumed, several
resolutions Of reference passed, and the Board
of Aldermen adjourned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

DARK THEATRE.--THIs EVENING will 5. per.
The tragedy Of BERTRAM-Bsr,r,n, Mr.. Held, Iuos.ne
After which Scotch Pas seul by La Petite Bertha
To conclude with the YOUTHFUL oUEEN-christins, La
Doors open al 7-Perfsrmanee to commerce hafpas,
Boz Tickets, si--Pt. so cents Gallery. a5csnts.
ID AGER AND DiRECTOR-This evening, will Be
ERNEST TTMi%LrRAvERs-RiehardD arvil, Mr.. Hanbn,
Alice Darvi Mrs. Shaw.
THE LION KING; Or The Bandits Dsom-Afsha, the Il
King Mr.. Carter-Zenora, Mrs Proctor-Zitta Mrs
Doors open O'Clock the performance
Pree.-B s7A cen-Gallery, IS cent?
NiBLos GARDEN AND NEW sALooN.-wI-
~ LIAM NIBLO respectfully that this Estab
win rus EVENING, Julyis,
DISCUSSES, the Man and tina Mad-JenLns Mr. Burton;
In the termissioa Of half an hour between entertain
ments the Military Band will perform favore selections Of
LIE MALHEuREUH, the most unfortunate Mas in the
World-Guy Geodluck, Mr.. Burton.
Civil and efficient Officers in attendance preserve
good order and prevent the admission Of improper
No posponement at amy time visitors to The Garden ca.
menads Saloon, free from damp a all times
Doors open at THE entertainments to commence at
O'Clock.
Omnibusses will to and from the City Hotel to the
den. during the eveoing. y0-y
CAsTLE GARDEN.-Grand Gala Feie aud Splendid EI.
" kib,tiou-H MARSH respectfully pub
lie that his second Grand Exhibition Of Fire Works will take
place FRIDAY EVENING July 18th when he trusts
that the Pieces and Devices selected will be such give
tire satisfaction to those who may honor him with their
pany.
The evenings Entertainments will begin at past O'Clock,
with Signal Rockets intervals and o'clock the Exhb
ton of Fire Works, prepared by Hail. Pyroteehnc Ar
10 he Twill in vordpr
Brilliant Bengola Lghts-Rockes with colored Stars.
Circle Of HesperusPresenng beautiful Of five point
ed Stars.
splendid Semicircular Gory-Ths chase and beautiful
piece encloses a wreath Of colorsd lights, Sc.
The Baquet-A and beautiful piece representing Boz
quet decorated with Rosettes Of splendid coors.
Pyramida Battery Of Roman and Mosaic Candles commun-
eating with splendid wheel termna explosion Of
mine Of serpents
The Star of Vsnus-For the first time in this Garden.
An a ian Illuminated Sun splendid fixed San Of large
dimensions composed Of brilliant fire. &C. the whole piece pre-
seniing novel and b. autu appearance and terminating in
grand feu de joie.
serpentine Scroll Piece, unnatedThis singular piece
formed by the revolution intersection Of eight serpentne
scrolls Of silver fire.
Band commences at Q O'Clock.
Tickets SO Children under 10 years of half
ylS3t
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NIBLos.-The man that never laughs, must pos
sess a most miserable and unhappy disposition. II
any such being exists, advise him to visit Nbos
this evening, and be cured by DIR. Burton, who VIII
administer him such doses Of fun and wit, that we
venture to say he will leave the Gardens lighter of
heart and happier than he was before The enter
tainments for this evening consist of the new piece
entitled DISCUSSES, and (by desirel the favorlte
vaudeville of " John Jones, in both of which Bur-
ton is, of course, the bright particular star
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

ann - IS CONSULTED CONFIDENTIAL.
SeSkOVFH LY, usual, at hi. Office Stranger, are
~ a,p:ised that DIR. q. has been regularly
educated r sicsn and Surgeon and that he devotes his
attention exclusively oce practice Those deoishng
mercural courses still pursued by the elder members Of the
profc son disc in his practice. The recent i'm
medicine and chemistry have enabled the expc
renced practical Surgeon adopt safe speedy and en-
cacious nehsd Of treatment Ii presumed that discerning
public will be enabled to distinguish betweet nosrum vendors
and medical petendr and the educated PPhyscian whose
claim. founded upon scientific requirements.
DR. q Office No. Ann street-separate entrances ana
separate Offices Private entrance fourth door from the NM
cum. Lamp al the Office door. yiS-im-
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DlED

On the 10th instant Michael McKrnan, late Of Ireland
On the 18th Instant George W. only Of George and Eli
Gillets, aged years and months.
At London, Conn.,. the 10th instant aged 81 years
Mary Richards relct Of the late Benjamin Richards
On the 9th instant, in Baltnsre county, No. In the 55h
year of age Mrs d. Siansby consort of General
Tobias E. Sansbury and sister Of John g. Wender, Of New
York
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This Institution has divided semannua dividend oil OF per
cent the apparent decrease OF crcuaton and
accumulation specie which the returns Indicate Her opera
ton, have been confined chiefly domestic exchange opera
TONS and their great fluctuations have given her the means OF
declaring large dividends at the expense OF the deaer'-
The Bank Mays has declared d'vdeLa o. per cent
for the last four months eqsai TO u per cent per annum
The Duche. County Bank has declared dividend Of per
een,.he Poushseepse Bank At cen-Farme' and Man
ufacturers Bank per centMechanc' Banking Asocanon'
a uer cent The Bank Of Illinois at shawnee ~ has de-
cared dividend per cent for the SIX month fsg ON
the soh Of Jane last payable on the LIST Of July.
This morning important movement has been completed
sy the appointed by the convention Of Banks under
the new law held at Syracuse the 2sh ut for the purpose
az making some arrangements in this city sr the redemption
Of their bwhch arrangement has been made with The "
American Trust and Baking Company asa general agent or
The Banks 10 redeem their Bills at cent discount Inc
banks 30 in NUMBER represented by the COMMITTEE, are 10
maize depo,te with the bank this city Of amount vary
ing from 70 $4,000 as fund.
The following the leading features Of such OF ne he"
banks as have made their July returns:
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ynAksSHS, ID.

On the 18th inst by the Re-, s. H. Cone Mr. Samuel Perce
Of Buffalo, to Miss Lou Wyman Of this city.
On the 10th by the Rev. Dr. Ferris, Albert Todd, TO
Miss Caharne King, all of this city
On the 18th Instant Brooklyn, L. L. by the Rev T. g.
Bron Mr.. Henry G. Hughes Of Geneva, ~ " to Miss OH
liva Couton OF Brooklyn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

The non arrival of the steamboats, from England causes
continued quiet the markets. The following the quan
ties and values OF of the leading articles oil anu
export for the past year. compared with 1885,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18
FIFTH ANNUAL FAIR OF THE MECHANICS IN
sTITUTE OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
TIME FAIR ofthe Institute will be held at Cast


THE FAIR ofhe Institute will be held at Castle Garden,
Il commencing Monday, Sept I'd, 1899.
The object Of Exhibition pa % present 70 inc me-
the Mechanic and Fine Arts and in the OF
making their skill and ingenuity knswn ~ a way which no
other facilities afford The many thousand, who visit such en-
hbons have much better opportunity Judging OF the me
m Of the productions than they would have BY mere
verbal newspaper description besides the advantages OF ee
ing brought in one vast collection the products Of
the SKILL ingenuity, and industry Of our eosntry -
To render this Exhibition worthy Of the St' and o. the IN
genuy Of the American people, the Managers appointed to
conduct the approaching Fair have determined 10 make such
liberal will insure to the CONTRIBUTORS a,r
opportunity exhibiting their productions 70 the greatest adj
vasage they invite contributions Of articles from every
department Of industry
worthy or neritoos articles exhibited, either respee.
perier machinery wherein the operations
new interesting important where nge uity displayed
taste and particularly for all and useful inve~
You are respectfully requested to send Cor composition
euhston specimens &C the articles you manufacture and
YOU nav be that the srctest and fairness
will be observed in the distribution Of the premiums
Appropriate will be made tor the eshibi,'os
OF specimens &c workmanship the Fine Arts and competent
Judge, will also be appointed for their examinations
Arrangements will also be made for the exhibition Of the
DELEGATE and beautiful handiwork ofmaeand premiums VIII
be awarded for all articles that may be deemed worthy Of 'seh
distinction.
power will BE- provided FOR the accommodation q
those who wish TO exhibit Machinery operations an esPe
enced will take charge Of this department. ard
contributors in this branch particularly invited to send or
bring their Machines models the ID September that the
necessary NAV be IN relation 70 shaftn
Pules &c. the Esgne will positively DC put - operation
on "Wednesday. -
concerning machines exhibited former Fairs requested
that whenever practicable, contributors viii prepare me-
UZzIAH wENMAN, Chairman
OF the Board Of Managers
NB All articles for competition must he delivered 70 me
Com nittee at Castle Garden, Monday and sep,em'
Those Cor exhibition emily will be received any dv curing "
Fair befre 10 O'Clock, A. NJ .a,,.
New York, July IS, isss g
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

MArANzAs, July 3Sugars arriving In small parcels
from country. We to quote them H. % lS3
for assorted and yeious for whites IL lS5
and hardly fine sugars OF Muscovadoes, sup
plies small Coffee left for shipment, and prices
nominal 81 per qunta Molaes, Of a6s rs per keg,
demand Exchange London Ia cent
u States par The last oarsoes from your port
have been stored for better prices.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

p.; oe,c ls1 do esac-lO River $50 Dry Dock Bank
ssc 90 DO So do sosoSo-6 state BIZ iosAS Am ~.
Blk Co 7540 Mechanics Traaers dreams "a n 80
Iso do SsI. Is do esiw, do 6si4o Farmers 1850
Vcksburg Blk OF Ky 7e 90 do 70 do 1ea's ~
40 7aac "a do 1875 Am Marine Ins Co 1915 Equitable
Fire i05~l0 N Am Fire 1920 sth Ward 1870 Gas
Light 1880 Utica Syracuse ilo6o Canton $500 MO
ssl SO do $780, Is 5S4c0 Paterson 20 do 5o4
as Sion,eton 251a6 Harlem Hs5o 100 do Htss, loo DO
47tbs 90 do do ATT 100 do 4sb6o 100 do 4!oo leo
SO do c SO do 4SboO 30 do 1920 Oh do tsSo
do Az 25 Do l7c-$4yb00 Ohio SKIES, 1850, lV2