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The native American., 1840-01-11

TIE WASHINGTON GUARDS, who paraded on
the 9th, made very handsome appearance, and
showed to greater advantage than we ever recol-
lect to have seen them. On this occason, they
were presented beautiful Flag by the Secretary
of War, who accompanied it with very appro-
pirate and neat address, which was responded to
by Captain Young in iecitous style. The
Flag was made of silk, and is an .4merican one;
and the allusion made to the Secretary's uniurng
the American stars and stripes to an lnturlated
mob, was neat as well as appropriate At night
as we anticipated, they finished their celebration
with Ball of the first kind The company was
very large, and was honored by few honorables
among the number Col. Richard NJ Johnson.
And the Ladies', as well as the Guards, made the
most beautiful appearance 0e ever recollect to nave
seen: but "where valor is, there is beauty:
The ladies are always fond of attending military
Balls, and endeavor to look their best on such oc-
casions-at least ,ce think so--ior we never at
tended Military Ball, but there we found the
beauty of the place. And, we certainly give them
credit for it, especially in our City, where soldiers
have no law to bind them together, exceptthe law
of honor, and the smiles of woman. On the
whole. we never saw Ball 60 off better, and
we hope every one was as well satisfied with 1t
as Notwithstanding the .jam--for the room was
q well crammed and shaken down
The native American., 1840-01-11

thc sane cdusstiop a, tEey themselves received
in The land Of their fathers AS they increase IN
numbers, and consequently in power, II proper
ton wlithey sroW more steadtast IN tins Policy'
and generation after generation will grow up, no
more less than Germans IN Amtri"d.
Surely il is The duty of all who enjoy the Hto-
rious privileges Of this republican land 10 90
their utmost 10 increase lis fanei disseminate It's
principles and support is institutions. II Q,
foreign birth, they should throw oil Their nld
prsjudces, identify themselves with our people
and become Americans in heart and soul.
We cannot think that this is requiring 100
much, and yet because we tensure those VINO
do not comply with this duty, we are deFiled as
q intolerable and narrow minded =
The native American., 1840-01-11

ysRATFS ARTIFICIAL NlPPLEs.-Ihe oAy V
IL tut remedy FOR eXcoriated Nipples, Wheh P'oPe'
used il annot iai TO afford relief The following les
moLals from gentlemen eminent III Their profession
Nctv Harca, l0h May 1882.
have witnessed The application Of the aflihctai IA .
tte inye by DR.. Pratt, operated Weil much %
satisfaction OF The mother, The instrument seems
aaptpd FOR such as one afflicted With excoriated hipph
IHoS. HUBBARD, M. D., Prof. Surgery Med lm
IF Yale College, Conn
IpashhatJa, ftbusty, 4h 1851.
Having examined Di. rratts nea!y inyen'ea i'ipp
sAie,d aud witnessed its practca application,
great pleasure in recommending it as decdeuiy supeo
10 auy thing previously known 1t constitutes pefiec'
remedy ior that distressing malady, sore nlPp!es ds
ease Which so frequently afllcts nursing women.
"'' THOMAS SEWALL.
Phtladcsphia January 18Th, 1854
DR.. Elijah Prat ,,: -;
DEAR SIR AS feel tia matter OF much puoic I'M
TO ossess means for lesslnlis The terrible SUI
erings from sore nipples have much pleasure IN
bciug able to say that the shield for the preventing ana
cure of this malady is better adapted to the purpose
man anv have heretofore la the two or thIee
;nt n,ss have known them 10 be used, much SAUSAGE
lion las been expressed have hesitation 10 beeve
wl generally succeed we'll persuaded OF t!is
at This moment, that cannot iothear 10 express "s
.nn,,I;sd VII, fhe,p. | am yours &c.
s"FlNe0 "'''' '''''D' -. w P. Devices.
Fer sale at
TODD's Drug Store.
Tan L IL
The native American., 1840-01-11

such a work as was wanting, and one Of which
every resident and visiter should possess himself
It also contains good map Of lhc City, and plans
of portion Of the interior Of the Capitol which
will enable persons to find such committee rooms
as they may have occasion to visit. The descfp-
ton OF the Capitol and Presidents House Is very
minute and accurate, and VIII be interesting 10
those at distance. This work, were it on
larger scale, and illustrated with colored engrav-
ings, would form splendid volume. But one SO
expensive would not be profitable. In its present
form il is more useful, and will no doubt be IN
greater demand.
The native American., 1840-01-11
PICTURE OF. WASHINGTON.

A new work under the above title has Just been
published by Mr.. Morrison, of this City. From
the long residence and intimate acquaintance OF
the author, Mr.. G. Watterson, with the history
of our Metropolis, it may be considered as con-
tanning every thing of the least interest to the
stranger or resident, that could be published.
Every American is dcsrous to know something
Of the Capitol of his country, and is anxious to
read all that he sees relating to it; and when ne
visits, Washington, he often finds it difficult to
know what to look for or where to go, for the
want Of some guide like the present. This little
work appears to be as complete as could be made
and embraces every kind of information the c
Ecu or stranger might wish to acquire. Il is jus
The native American., 1840-01-11

vr ECOMMENDED BY THE FACULTY-How-
/ kR ards Compound Syrup Of Carrageen, safe, sim
pleasant, and ehectua remedy for chronic coughs
consumptions, &c.
ashmas, ' af nhyscians as remedy in the cure
ms syrup It is not offered as specific, but
and the confidence al in the cure of chronic
OF pulmonary diseases; -"tly relieve obstinate
coughs, asthinas &c, and VIII iieque. -eed under
pulmonary diseases.
D5- When circumstances admit, it should be u
the direction Of physician.
Prepared and Sold wholesale and RETAIL at my Phama-
cy, near Seven Buildings.
Also for sale by most of the Druggists in Washington
Georgetown Alexandria Baltimore and throughout the
Unita' 1te'es' = =" " AD
Dec. 8
The native American., 1840-01-11

GOODS.--We have this day opened,
: in addition to our former Stock .,.
case 60 pieces rich Moussenes, new style, and
very beautiful AZ,
a5 pieces Indian Satins, 25 inches wide
case Hemstitched Linen Cambria Handlserchiels
do Tape bordered do do
10 pieces Wech Flannel, beautiful qualities
20 do fine Damask Diaper, remarkably cheap
ae do CD Sd 1914 and l2-4 Linen Sheetlngs
25 dozen silk Hosiery, assorted qualities
so do Children's Stockings all sizes
TX do Bows and Youths Thibet Gloves
n n;eces plaid Cashmere, beautiful article for
ehildren's ALSO: ,:.
Receiving every day, Carpetings all ,1 kinds 1sls;,
Sept % bfhDLE1 q va LII -
The native American., 1840-01-11

yp,HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. that the :, suhscsloef t"
has obtained from the Orphans Court Of Washington
County, in the District of Columbia, Letters Of Adnlnls
raton on the personal estate Of John lmerson sen, ise
of Charles County Maryland deceased All persons na
wing claims against the deceased hereby warned 10
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof to the SUD-
scrber on or before the 5th day of July nex-hey may
otherwise, by law, be excluded from all benefits OF sao
estate Given under my hand, this 10th day OF Dece~
Der, 1889. THOMAS SMll HooN' 'au"1.
The native American., 1840-01-11
The New York Express thus speaks OF 'lle ei'

feet of the foreign news in that city:
The news from England has had dec ll'eo'y
favorable effect upon the Market, and an almoss
magic effect npon the United States Bank Ihe
conspiraces and untoward combination, that for
selfish purposes, struck at that institution both in
Great Britain and the United States at the same
moment--in Great Britain as the chief represen-
tative of American interest, and at home as tval
in the way of those who sought to grasp Its busl,
ness-are rapidly yielding to the force OF time ana
truth. ... -. .....
The native American., 1840-01-11

YARN y hIED-'oas ssss ocgeaTTIjb Tbo with alys, F.
icndng 10 devote hls attention 10 cgrcu.tl al uF:a
to which lie has been accnstotae) wishes - opta'
good farm, ,unaer good cultivation, on The terms ?
oa d above in The viciny Q! 'ha cty or on '',s ?
more Rail road. ANY one liayiug such farm 70 lei
or TO dispose Of on pert terms Of payment VII Pe'
anry Al the office of the Native American; or add
+. T. f. through the city Post Office
Washirtnn. Ian. | /. ls4D
The native American., 1840-01-11

yr,pv mr. MAs0N.S HOP PILLS.-More than lo,-
900 boxes Of these pills have been sold IN Philadel-
@ ] 1hrr first intoluc tion there il June last. They
enc vegetable not particle Of + caGme s or amy
5 ~ r res uts in breaking up colds, relieving
eoush head aches and all other conpaats showing an
oppTessed state of tie system wonderful perieGy
sale in all circumstances, and no attention 10 ai'l;
uished men in Washington in their favor but as the La
dies are the best judges Of these things please ASK Mrs
Hepburn, Steam Boat Landing Mrs Greer lolh street
NJ r. + Brown, c Street. Try box according to
the directions and you will ask for no other
dations. =. ..lr,
J. i. Caan, L. Johnson, c. E. Upperman and others r
agents in Washington Bell & EnWiSte Alexandria f.
s. Wright and Thomas, Bookseller Georgetown
The native American., 1840-01-11

EDALEWELL'S GEOLOGY, int nded to convey
Id practical knowledge Of the science, and comprising
the most important recent discoveries, with explanations
validate various geological theories, third American ca
ton from the fifth London edition, edited, with APP
pendx, by Professor Sillman, Yale College.
This day received, and for sale at w. M. MORRI-
SONS Book and Stationery Store, doors west Of
Nov 20 -:. Browns Hotel.
The native American., 1840-01-11

VKTINTER GOODS.--Just received, Fee.
wv ~ pieces Heavy Beaver and Pilot Cloths
~ pieces heavy Flushings and Kerseys
I5e heavy negro Blankets
80 reces Sattinets, assorted a.....
35 peccs Hard times
IL pieces Plaid Lnseys
H. pieces White Flanncls .,,,,,,
Dee T--3t A. w. q d. Ia lUhNEh'
The native American., 1840-01-11

ANN Histol. eat sh srte
Abstract of Bank : :,
Abstract of Corp'n Law
Adjutant Generals Otiic
Attorney General
Auditors of the Treasury
Assessors of the City
Alexandria Canal Com
Bridges
Bank of Washington
Bank of the Metropolis
Banks of Alexandria
Ranks of Georgetown
Z # Aldermen an
ooara = "nnncil
! Common Y.
Board Of Health
Board of Appeal
Bounty Lands
Circuit Court
Criminal Court
Churches
Columbian Institute
| Columbian Hort. Society
Colonization Society
Ches. s. o. Canal COMFY
Corporation Of Wash'ton
City Commissioners .
Constables j..
Comm'rs Centre Market
Commiss'rs Eastern and
Western Buriai-g
CorPora'n of Georgetown
Do Of Alexandria
Capitol and Cost of
Capitol Square
Court Room of the s. CT.
Congress'l Burial-gro
City Hall
City Post Office
Cabinet Officers
Congress of U. States
Jail
Justices Of the Peace .
Joint Committees .
Library Of Congress .
Do how designated !.
Do number of vols. in
Do Med's, Basts, SC.
Do Rules !. ].
Librarian and Assistant .
Library Of the H. Rep. .
| Members Of the Senate
Do Of the H. Rep.
Masonic Halls .
Marine Barracks .
Mayors Office
Do Salary
Mayors Of the City
Major Gen. of U. States
Ministers and Charges
Navy Yard Of the City .
Navy Yards Of Z. States
Navy Magazine .
Navy Commissioners
Naval Monument .
Orig Propri. of the City
Officers Of the Mar. Cps
Do Of the Corporation
Do at the Navy Yard
Ordnance Department
Order of Business in the
House Representatives
Orphans Court
Orphan Asylums
Officers of the Senate
Do of the HI. Rep.
Price Of Ground in City
Population of the City
President & V. P. Rooms
Presidents Honss
Do Square
Powers Of the S. Court
Paintings in the Rotundo
Patent Office 39
Police of the CAPITOL
Penitentiary
The native American., 1840-01-11

The steam boat Wilmington, exploded about
three miles above Napoleon Arkansas, on the 18th
November; killing four, scalded ten, missing
four. ...
The native American., 1840-01-11

ar;.All communications for this paper should pe q"
dressed to JAMES G. DUNN.
The native American., 1840-01-11
IN puE1ps,s COMPOUND TOMATO PILLS

DR PHELPS's COMPOUND TOMATO PILLS.
4 The testimony of hundreds OF Physicians and
DISTINGUISHED individuals, TO the curative effects OF these
pills in everv variety of cline. in the United States,
Texas, and the Canadas, establishes them as me most
pleasant and efficient medicine ever discovered.
In addition to their being the most agreeable and eff
cient cahartic that be used in Dyspepsia Conspa-
ton Rheumatism, Headache Worms, inflammation OF the
Bowels Liver affections, Bilious Stomach, Colds, and
the commencement of Fevers; Sea sickness, &C. their
removing all distractions of the glands wherever stuat.
ed; Scpirosities aud Scroous tas in their inciplent
forms and if persevered in aordng all reasonable relief
in cases Of confirmed and neglected scrofula
Taken either short time before or after exposure,
thew render the system less liable to contract contagious
or Epidemic Diseases AMI should be resorted to by per
sons residing in and marshy stuaonso when trayel
ine or exposed to contagion. Also persons attending
the sick who by long watching and fatigue exposure
to the euvia the sick room become debiltated and
lose their appetite will find great assistance from hese
Pills in enoyang and purifying the system, and resto
ing the functions to healthy state Persons debllitaed
byintense and long application to business study and
those also of sedenay habits will derive great beneht
from an occasional use of them.
For that congesed and deranged state of the system
which occurs in the autumn and OF Wint-
er these Pills are particularly applicable in preventing
rheumatism coughs, congestion OF the lungs, ac ana
have prolonged many life, which otherwise would have
been sacrifice to The changes of seasons;
Be particular to inquire for Dr. g. r. Phelps and see
that the propretors signature is the label Price 37l
cents, G. R. PHELPS, M. D.
Proprietor, Hartford, Connecticut.
TOODs Drug Store.
And by most of the Druggist in the District Of Column
bia: also in most of the towns in the United States
phere circulars containing particulars, and numerous
testimonials of the highest respectabity may be
Dec. a.
The native American., 1840-01-11

DEDs, MATTRESSES, sc.-We have on hand and
I'D are constantly making
Feather Beds of prime Western Feathers
Do do Russian .
Hair, Moss, and Shuck Mattresses
Persons wishing to procure any Of the above articles
can be supplied on the lowest terms by
BOTELER s. DOM,
Nov % Penn. Avenue, opposite Browns Hotel.
The native American., 1840-01-11
THIS DAY PUBLISHED,

And for sale, 'Ho7eS''e u ie'o'' ' ~ " W. -
pa,ni, ava, ne, doors west Of Browns hotel,
PICTURE OF WASHINGTON,
Giving Description Of all the Public 6udlns : riIy
SC with all the chief Officers Of the General an oly
Governments, Members of Congress, Standing Com
.-oe of each House Of Congress, Resident Foreign
To whsh is added Id aonss MP
.hs aress' s'Sye Se. By By GEORGE wArrERsroN'
The native American., 1840-01-11
IcIiEAo cA$H STORE.

tGySfl, = n arI S%E63f5
% 00TS, SHOES AND CAP5, sg~t cheai g' tff''.3
ID The subscriber rearlls h+ saN' !" ~ l'hi'r S'n
orally for tie Liberal pat crse hc - a ady ftS+Ntf
and hopes by constant ana pustu IT. noh II IS. r5'
ders, 70 merit continuance 81 t!r siGs' ~ aa' =
cciyed the following aees which il" w sell c''esf of
cash only:-
Lal!a, & al slim Waaine Sh31a
9 Iaoro.o X Sre shin ~.
!" STu 4 Aldi biiPpess.
{. Gather Boots.
ssai I lorocco do
Misses do
The native American., 1840-01-11
INDEX.

IL VI liiC t>u'J
100 Depu. --nrt t
81 District ", 40 Com. l.
Z. 50 Duties Of Stana4. IT
y 95 Executive Governme..
. 81 Expend. of do in the City :.
+. "a Engineers of do
. 65 Engineer Department 8!
(. 50 Flag of the U. States 4,
I. SO Franklin insurance Co. 6,
1 Sireman's do do 6,
. SO Fire Companies 6
=. "a Finances Of the City s:
e5IFree Negr's & Mulattoes 8!
ooIr + Walks 9:
IS IS Fire. Fire. 1nsu. zee c's .f, Of Ak: g g
81 Do do OF Ge> ''o N. a.
SO Franking Privilege ~
6O| Foreign Ministers and
6O Secretaries of Legation los
62| Gen. Post Office DIP. 3s-l00
6S Guardians Of the Poor IS
79 Gaming 93
S5 General Land Office 50
s5 History of the City 6
s6 How divided and laid out Z
Hall of Representatives IL
SO Howard Society Ga
90 Hack Fare and Regulat's 81
95|Hawkers and Pedlars S9
S|Introduction 4
33 Indian Bureau SO
1sIInspector Genl's Office 100
4s Jefferson Library 10
52|Judges Of Sup. Court Fl
100 Do Of Circuit Court 81
l04 Judge Of Criminal Court 55
LOG Judges of Orphans Court Sc
So Potomac Bridge Sc
72 Potomac Bank sc
4Pablic Debt Of the City 81
"a Police Magistrates 50
16lPcnaon Bureau SO
Is 5Paymaster Gems Office SO
is purchasing Department SO
l7IPostage 100
l7|Provident Asso. of Clerks Ga
l3 3|Quarter Masters Depart. SO
1l9lRotun1o of the Capitol 8
III Register of the City 55-ss
so Register of the Treasury 9s
AZ Rules of the Senate lO7
55ISeat Of Gov. when rem'd 2
s3| Sculpture Of the II. Reps II
50 Do of the Rotundo ~
90 Senate Chamber IL
l05I Ships built at Navy Yard 40
39|State't of no of Buildings,
Al Vain of Property, SC. "a
42ISocieties Of the City. 76
100 Surveyor SO
32lSlaves 90
g. Shooting 93
AZ Solicitor of the Treasury SO
s3 Subsistence Department 80
40 Surgeon Gener'ls Depart. SO
99IStanding Com. of H. Rp. liz
Statues of War and Peace 9
Ill Sessions of Grim. Court 30
55ITympanum Of the Capitol 9
59ITerrace 32
l26iTiber rs
I26I Trusts of Public Schools "a
6ITaxes 81
SITreasurer Of the U. s. 9S
1slTopographical Bureau SO
34l Violation Of Frank. Priv. l03
81 Washington City 8
I9 Washington Canal 81
25 Washington Nat. Mt.S. 60
81 Do Officers of 60
80 Wards, Divisions Of 81
Wood Cord. Coal M. Sac. S6
The native American., 1840-01-11

hEOUSSELINEs, SHAWLs, &e.-We offer for sale
Iva Black and colored ground Moussenes
Cashmere, Broche and Blanket Shaws
Paris wrought Collars ...,-
Thread Eaces and Edgngs
Black Lace Wells. A. w. s. J. E. TURNER.
Dec 7-3t
The native American., 1840-01-11

OFFICE ON STREET THE SQUARE lMhEDiAiA
WEST OF THE BURNT POST OFFICE.
The native American., 1840-01-11

N1EW AND SPLENDID FRENCH GOODS
IN We have just received and opened, on the second
floor of our store lot of French Goods which surpass
in richness and variety any thing of the kind that has
ever been brought TO this market The attention of the
Ladies is respectfully requested to inspection of them
they consist in part of the following, viz
3 dozen Satin Retcules, veours Chine
A do rich figured Satin Reticules, pos yelours
l2 do very rich Velvet Collars
10 do do Satin do embroidered Plsse
Is do small Collars, satin and chenille
10 cartoons Satin Peerines, with fringes -.
4 splendid Satin Shawls, velours Chine l.
Q do Plush Shawls, chenille bordered
10 Satin Shawls with sleeves quilted
s very rich Velvet Shawls, embroidered
o s do Satin Shawls, embroidered with plumes
Also received
80 Dresses rich Mousseine de Laine ShalIey
10 pieces mode colored Rept Silks.
roy so BRADLEY & CATLETT.
The native American., 1840-01-11

NALL STAPLE GooDS.-The subscribers have on
IL hand, for sale
rs pieces Cassinets, Of various Qualities
1900 yards very heavy Kerseys, for servants
s. bales heavy Lowell Osna6tngs
20 pieces stout Flushngs
6 bales heavy Brown Cotton Shirtings
30 pieces Plaid Linseys
so do plain do
10 bales Cotton Yarns, from TO 10
500 heavy four and half Point Blankets
Sept % BRADLEY & CATLETT.
The native American., 1840-01-11

DESCENDANTS OF FOREIGNERS, BORN IN
FOREIGN COLONIES in THE UNITED STATES
NaTIVES, BUT NOT AMERICANS IN FEEL
ny: " ASHINGTONS PREDICTIONS Full
The native American., 1840-01-11

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY II, ls4o.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-23

Withdrawal Governor Bagby, OF Alabama, Mas already
the reduction OF the capital OF that state 10
per With this prospect Of diminished banking pro-
cts what alton there be that the United States
Bank with slable capital ovsrburdened with
accumulated debts passed due can recover It's
standing SO as to those debts The bank ITSELF has
no such expectation Its efforts directed to the
restoration of ITS credit by all in its power The
first step is resumption without which is lost; the next
will be large dividends; the next will be the promotion oil
speculation ever possible FORM by taking advantage
of ths public confidence in the administration BY
so doing il NAV throw northern ana eastern banks of
their guard and lead them extend themselves too lar
T. will then gradually increase the balances in its favor
from all points by throwing out its bonds post notes. and
circulation until it feels sufficiently strong TO put the
screws and s eep the whole into bankruptcy and amidst
the distress and insolvency raise clamor fora
national bank, based upon its own ruins
We are led to these remarks hold that per-
maneu good will be derived by the mercantile communi-
ted states Bank and others their
resume and maintain specie payments on currency no
more than strictly adequate the business wants Of the
public the resumption would be great blessings but
resumption based speculative rise in prices will be no
benefit to real who wants only steady cur
rency We that these views are sAeered at as
eroakings" by the organs of the Spectators who hope
by showing false point to get out OF their difficulties at
the expense Of credulou capitalists We believe
however that the interests of the community at large
re best by checking that constant desire to oyerac
Zion which is inherent in all banks particularly those
whose only basis false confidence on the part OF the
public without udcious management to support it.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-23

.he residence ofhe SON. at Hempsteal Hsrbor, L. L.,
-n Y Phsrson relict Of the late William MCPHERSON,
agel 81 years
Oa siurday 2is iust james Earr1H, in the 3sth year
OF his age. -,
His friends and acquaintance requested TO attend his
afternoon at o'clock from is late residence
81 West st.
On the 3eh u at Little Hockhocking. Washington Co.
Ohio a, or farm an father residence, Mrs Inn Roberts
OF a,norc city, Md in the l5th year of her and
ther OF the well known aquatic and mechanical brothers
OF this city, leaving many acc,onate friends sons and
daughter in great bereavement
Dsath, thy ever imperative sting
Has placed thy seal; irreparahe was the treasure.
Around the balance lcniency Sing;
Wish more, more, for treasure
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-23
sales at the stock Exchange.
state Of Trade.

There is evidently among all classes Of dealers
zion business about improve, and although the
eal NOV euent of business is not materially grea-
Tor In BEEN in among the smaller channels Of
tra hcre evidently more doing and preparations
makrg by manufacturers generally In anticipation Of an
Increased business This gives employ men to work
meu La building also there is evidently increased dis
position to take Of the present low
prices of labor and materials Among the larger dealers
The cts have healthy appearance and active
IA NAV be expected fhe year. In the gro
Gerry line the approaching holydays will create some i'm
but lust the transactions not large
There apparently however no falling off in the receipts
Of produce which abundant and have impaired de-
gree of prosperity to all the ANAL lake ports which
tion for a most extended trade in that quarter.
Corror.-The from England, bringing news Of a
6rnn ,ss in the Liverpool market, notwithstanding the
gloom which overshadows the manufacturing districts,
has i'm parted little nrmness to the market and yes
terday there fair inquiry and prices
supported During the week previously to the arrival of
the boats there but little doing The sales 100
bales al0cts 400 New Orleans 10 cts loo Mo-
bile 0 a H. The arrivals were about 1000 bates.
In the southern irkets there is fair business doing,
but dealers mostly wat for later aavces at some
points decline taken place. and at others improve
ment is manifest The following atable Of SockA Sales
Prices and Remarks.
SrocK, SALES, PAGES, AND REMARKS AT rHE DIFFERENT
H. EIxG 1.