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ERESu SpRING DRY GOODS.

FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS.
THE having since the first Of the very much re-
III Goods, find for the accomino
daoa customers, add variety ui ncw aud dtsab,
Suna Goods 10 orr assortment hicl receiving and
VIII have fully by the first Of April 10 which We invite
attention Of country merchants and families III town ana coun
try.-fhc following Is part:
Do striped and figured Monseln de ancs and Chalys
Rich syrian silk Muslin Dresses and Robes
Cloudrd satin stripe aud hurricane checked do
Super French, English and American Calicoes
Medium ard low priced Lawns and Calicncs
Super plain and figured black and blue black 6ro de Rhine
Gro dc Swiss, Gro de Antique and Chene SILKS
Rich Chcnc SILK Shawls, hdkfS. and half hfkis.
Plain lrm,titchci and cmb'd Linen Cambria do
Plain black aud fancy coured Satin and SIX Neck do.
Black and white Flr, Wash Blond and wire ground Nett
Cambria and Muslin Edgncs and Insertinss
Gimp and Thread Lacr-. Edgnss and lnserilngS
Fe Net and Mns kid Thread and l,le Thread do
Ladies black SIX Cotton and sIoasan Hose
Gcncnen white and brown Cotton and Misses and Boys Hose
"a and Linens, from a5c 81 per yard cheap
Table Damak, Table Cloths Towels, D9was aud iiuckabuck
Brown Fable Cloths, Bird Eye aud Russia Diaper
Ill l0i and I2i Brown and Blrachrd Linen Sheeiinsa
plain figured Swiss Muslins Jaconr Book and Null do
5.i Camhrics, Garment and Furniture Dimlty
g. and IA PLAIN French Linen and Holland
Fine and super gomhazine and figured oliennes
Worslcd Crapcs Cape Camblets and Wrap de Ate
Bonnet Cap Hat, IN Plain Satin aud Talietn Ribbons
silk and Cotton Umbrellas aud Para-ol.
Plain and bowed Satin and gombazinc Stocks
and assorted colnred Cloths and Cassmeres
Plain and ribbed Gambroons and Linen Irilines
Medium Mixtures, DENNIS, Coitonades and CranSies
Culucd and plain blrachcd and brown Cotton Drllihcs
London Wctings, Marseillrs and Georgia Nankecn
Plain aud figured Satin and Velvet vestinss
A Sd and I'd brown and bleaChed Domestic shcctngs ana
Shr;inps
Bed Ticking Plaid Domestic and Apron and Furniture Checks
Pongee Spltaield, Bandanna and Flag Handkerchief
With any other articles enumerated all Of winch
will sold prices much below the usual rates as We ae
than three months before close BY selling the
regard and the Goods propoonably
cheap They all been With cash. and viii be- OF
tered very low for the same acceptances "a TOWN.
VALENTINE 4. BREEDEN,
Haitc Buildings, shoesoe M.
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APRIL 6
CHANCERY.-ln Powllaan County Court April The Sun,

IN CIIANCEKY.-ln Fowhlan County Court, April The 5h,
Il leil:
Elizabeth Holman, widow Of Henry Holman, deceased and
Jane iunncut, William Holman Samuel peasants and Elizabeth
his wife, formerly Elizabeth Holman James Holman
year. widow Of Joseph Puyear deceased formerly
Edwin Holman, and Porter fasg and Matilda his for
merry Matilda Holman, Plaintiffs
against
John H. Holman in his right, and Administrator Of
Henry Holman deceased Edwin Holman Executor of Daniel B.
Holman, deceased and Philip Deane and ay his wife, formerly
Mary Holman, Defendants:
pra settlement and division Of the Estate of Henry o
deceased the defendants Philip Deane and Mary his
wife, having entered their appearance and security
oordng the Of Assembly and the rules Of this Court and
appearing the satisfaction of the Court that they not in
hab;ants Of this Commonwealth On the motion OF the plaintiffs
Ordered, that the said Philip eane, and Mary his wife, do
appear here before the first Monday July next, and
bill aforesaid ana gire security for performing such de-
the Court may make heren and copy OF this order
forthwith inserted in newspaper published In the city
Richmond and continued for two months successvey and that
another copy posted the front door Of the Court house Of this
county. Copy-Teste,
WM g. DANCE c.
AprlM llt-wsw-
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March ~


Is CHASCERY-M a Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chanccry, continued and held Buckingham county, At the
house, Friday, the Eth day April, 1910, sitting
Court of Chanc.ry:
David f.csrcur, Plaintiff.
against
Peyon esuer, Susan Evans, Iicey Lcsaeur and Peter
Lesueur, Defendants;
II appearing 10 the cor that the plaintiff has proceeded IN this
the defendant Ltrbey le>ter, the mode
scrhcd by law against absent defendants ana lie not having
pearr and security and also appearing 10 the court thar
suhpo awarded against the defendants susan Evans and
Peter lsuenr have been duly served and that than four
months have elapsed the day thereof and the fling
plaintiff bill and they not having appeared aud answered.
The court doth take the bill for confessed as Ia en and the cause
day be heard the bill and answer OF the other
defendant Peyton Iesuenr exhibits hled, examinations OF
ne-ses argued comnel consideration Whereof the
Judge and decree that the plaintiff do render
Of the estate OF Peter Iesueu
deceased while administrator thereof before Of the
and that the said defendant Peyon
L.ueu do render account Of lis administration Of said estate
he has administration thereof before the Com
missioner which said the said Commissioner required
settle, and report q this with all
deemed by HIMSELF which may be required 10 be
stated by either of the parties.
A Copy-Tcs,e,
HOIFE ELDRIDGE. G. n &.
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Mercantile Journal, which happens to be az hanu,
will show how uniform and low was the rate Oh
there: p,t.rs, hills have been
81 per cent ,,n...,,,s On The first paper continue
February 1o-"Discoun'S Oh ''e "''' p'rN'
at 81 per cent ,sao
sMoney on Bankers Bills has been available a. The
same terms as quoted last week FIRST merchants
hpril 2-"Bankels' bills have been currently done
a; d TO 81 per cent.
April 9-"Money has been rather plentiful than
otherwise, and discounts continue at from .! TO 4
per cent
May 7-"Money has been more plentiful SUI ans ;,
counts continue at 81 10 per cent on Bankers bills
In this country stocks were high; and what was
more important the internal exchanges we're low ana
uniform, and the foreign exchanges did not require any
expectation Of specie Take, for instance: the prices
of those securities then most sought after. ana since
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POETRY
"nucn VET REMAINS rssrsc.

(Erc,u the Men York Era ,, ,s,, rs
The song published below, from @ ~ and from 6ehe
rmI,a nrorress 10 fire-he iao'i-.h. I'm p
.e.ses quite mach merit any NINE win the mem
published. II cannot bul o.' rNf
pers OF The Fire Department ,,. r. ,,o x,r T.,
A..-"B,Aela aop srisaty breaks he morning"
Iy,rk, bark. the massive hall bell sounding
And see on high the ed'ains glare!
The fre,ncn from thci! couches bounding
With cacerness To toll repair,
Hear now the chime Of tinkllng bells;
The watchman's shout;
That now on eshoing voices swelis,
Fire fire, fre-turn OUT turn out, turn OUT
Fire. frs, hre-urn OUT turn out, tufi OUT.
Now loudly sounds the weighty engines rolling;
The shouting aud the merry siee;
No cold, nor heat, storm controlling,
The ardor or the rivalry
Now here, now there, each quickly HES,
While all enjoys
And il they lag, foreman cries,
'tCome hoy,. come boys"
And on they speed, despite the clements
And on they speed, despite the elements
Behold, how eagerly they're stretching
The stitfen'd coils Of lengthy hoses
Now running, crossing, toins, fetching,
They dash where fiery peril CLOVIS
hut aspiring thoughts dituse,
They man The brakes;
And when they hear The cheering news
ssShe takes, she takes;'
The joyous shout rings merry through The air.
The joyous shou, rings meHy through INC ar.
See. see. The burning pile il falling,
The ravins flames gush out no more
The biacken'd mass sinks down appalling
The toll Il done-the labor DER
Hear now the welcome engineer
"Take up, take up"
Responding voices loudly cheer
"Take up, take up"
Resembling sends its cchoinrs thro the line
Resembling sends IT'S echoings thro the line
Again IN Jog and peace returning,
To meet the fair, fond ones they love,
They hasten glcc discerning,
The morning tints that break above.
What sound is that breaks on the
AS they Gomez
IT'S sweeter, far, than vict'n's cheer
"We're home! we're home.
We're home boys home three cheers three cheers for home
We're home boys three cheers cheers for home
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April 6


Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery, conitI
n and held Tor E.ry rouny, n The Count house, N idPA
mock, Friday, the 3gi day Of October, l3iJ: nam.
Walter Jones, Aplt"@''
against 49,.
Iandon Warrington, ABtl., ,
This cause came on ,hi. day to he heard upon the rla
record Of the proceedings in III. County Cont o.
consideration whereof, and tile arguments % ,oIhs
heard, adjudged by the Court, that tho decree promo
this cause by the said County Court the I'm day q
Der, 1882 favor Of the appellee against the appellant ~
GUS and that the be reversed and annuled az" 80
appellant recover against the appellee, hi> costs. oy
in the prosecution OF this appeal and sul.rstdss n
Their proceedings, be had therein and tina The I9
Gliding any other matter or thing than wha, follow" dl'
order and decree, that Commissioners y ~"
audit state and settle mutual Of all matter
between the appe.!an, and appellee. growing out q s
transactions between them: and tia; saId commis'1
report thereof together with any special matter deemed
BY himself or which may be required ny eithef party
Copy-Teste, nov, ,,tcor. J. CHI.
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From fae Wen York Era. :


bella BADGER, the PIPE-LAYER.-Ths celebrated
dealer in ssspun yarn and layer of pipes, has been ap-
pointed BY President Tyler, naval officer at Phlade
phia in place Of John Horn, removed. The PhIlade-
phia esprit of The Times says the appointment OF
the sIlieh Priest of the Pine Layers to important
post in our Custom House, has fairly let the cat out of
the bag; contradicng his own exposition OF his po-
cal principles and proving that his extraordinary en-
pessons of regard for the purity of elections, and the
non interference of oice-holders IN The same, are
mere humbug' That they were only 50 much bait
thrown catch a little temporary popularity In
short that they were specifically prepared and en-
ployed to bambooz.e and cozen his constituents.
What yirtuous horror the President affects in his
address TO the People of the United States, on the
subject of the partzan feelings and action OF the Co.
vernment officials How he appears to shudder when
he speaks of the terrific and demoralizng effect OF
their exertions How he pictures the 'crouchng ser
Witty of the active party man in office, and his deter
minaon to uphold the hand that feeds him And yet
the face of all these patriotic deiineatons-in the
very teeth of all his vruous resolutonswhat do We
behold His appointment TO Office of notorious inter-
meddlcrs in elections; OF men, whose very names are
identified with political corruption! Over whom the
public oboquy is still hanging, and against whom crit
cal indictments have been time after time threatened,
not only for employing others to violate the election
laws Of State but for hiring them to so, and
tran sgress those of our neighbors!
Perhaps if he had sedulously endeavored TO do SO,
President Tyler could not have selected, in the whole
IT, S. man more UNANIMOUSLY associated with plpe-ay-
ing than the one upon which he has Just chosen to
confer most lucrative and important official post in
our Custom Housc-thus directly classifying his own
protestatons of desire not 10 bring the patronage OF
Government into conflict with the freedom reflections.
The President must naturally expect that men who
are notorious for their violent partIzanship, and for
their disposition to employ any means, no matter how
iniqutous, secure their political ends, out of office
will not be over scrupulous in Office. He must expec,
that they will look upon their appointments the re-
ward Of their services in doing the dirty work of the
party, and in consequence, will endeavor 10 do as
much and even more, 10 retain their salaries In truth
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Cosu,..rosEn. OFFICE, lst April !

Coxu,..oSEn's OFFICE, Isl April - "a,
The parties interested the foregoing order are
have annoIned The 22nd day OF June mex. 10 take t
ordered tbry are therefor. required 10 attend nj ~
Tappahannock on tina, day, with all necessary papers
testimony 10 enable me settle said accounts. - -.
WAS. H. PURKISs, Com. c. S. c. l. C. Jti ~
April 20
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CaxApA.-DIsoRDERs At ToRoSro-MrErISG o.
PanllAuryr-DIsnIssAL OF McNAR.-An address 10
Lord Sydenham, Governor General Of the province OF
Canada has been drawn up at Toronto, and signed by
many PERSONS setting forth, that "such is the lawlcss
condition of the city and neghborhood of Toronto,
that but for the presence of the military, there would
be safety for life property The address speaks
Of 'awless and murderous proceedings; the authors
of which have not been punished, and will not be if the
investigation is left TO the city authorities. The per-
petratos say the sgners of the address, are the mem
beers Of the Orange Society and therefore, they pray
strict investigation into the proceedings Of that asso,
ciaon with view 10 the suppression OF that and all
other secret political societies
The Parliament ofihe united provinces is summoned
for the despatch Of business, to meet on the Goth Of
May.
Sir Alien McNab has been dismissed from the office
of Queens council, and James L. Small, Esq, ap.
pointed in his place.-.E u Post
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este,
HCLFE ELDRIDGE, G. D. c.
Coxu,.,ns,,,. orr,.i
'NNNT-sTDNLKs UFFiCE
Rnrain rham Co. IIn.. 18th Marrh. lsAl

buckingham Co. IIo., 18th March, Is4l.
The parties the foregoing deere. requested
notice. that appointed Saturday the sh day May
neat 10 carry effect The parties will at my
Office BY O'Clock that day with their vouchers
RIO. SHAW, Commissioner.
Anril6
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I'D. W SIMS. Ju CocNsELLoR Al Law Ttir
L. Canton acs,rghnm couig will practise regularly In
the Superior Quarterly Courts OF Buckingham, and all the
Cumberland; aud Will attend strictly To any business
coniidrd IL his
Rsfrfree-Judge Lucas r. Thompson
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April %

TRUST SALE OF REAL AND Personal r lAiE
- virtue oi Deed Of Trust, executed 10 ~" by Ptl i "
- eson, I'll the county Of buckingham, IL secure adrh lS
mentioned, due Richard J. Tar!ar, dated 90 .Ec tas y
1871 and drlv recorded Tie Clerks OLE" ~ rhHe.
county shall FRIDAY the 9Th tsc:ehtt day ~ dlt
Il the FALSBURG MILLS, in TIE rait county if'ctu VI 4,
bidder All the interest oil tie sand Peter X 80
Estate 81 h,s father, possession ~ dfS @
Patteson of the said Peter K Pattesonsd Inefit.
nn- sevrE. part THIS property. consisting Of Land is';
within one mile Of the Falsbur. MILL and Nogoc va
and well deserves the attention Of purchasers y WI" 81 c
be sold subject 10 The Life Estate Mrs. Mar Pa,e.on.
Acting Trustee shall convey only such title yr-f
me- such, though that is believed 10 he uneNccpiloraot
Terms made known the day Of sale.
SHELTON T. LEAKE. Trgsitt
an
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March 30

VALUABLE REAi. ESTATE FOR SALE.
have determined Ia leave WILLIAMSBURG. uitr ot s.
~ Houses aud lots town, and NY arm adjoining i.p
deem useless u than give general t.trf
my property fdn not suppose any person VIII brt.
how minute description Of II might riic, without ar
IL. have in town, If rich land, Well enc, ~
every necessary house on IL for the comfortable arcomH
of large family with spring of excellent water 49,
the house. My Farm, adjoining the town, me- r
Of good land about 80 Of which f,t eaa
all well enclosed with substantial enclosure.
There j. the Farm abundance III The lest mail !,
use Of which the land may be improved and made ,r mn
this property, think IL could by small cNgcn.r
made very valuable 10 any person wiShlnaa situation rf
educate children young men, ninc OILERS us s
vanasrs any in the State, II being III very short danr,
private school and William and Mary COLLEGE ms
s,rveily IN very high repuc My price VIII be los an
Ill eral JAO. ". GRi"uEi
Williamsburg, tpril {. LU-gta
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NOTICE To FARMERs.-Thc subscribers have rc,4,,-7-
Of Ploughs, from the celebrated mannfacior, n a.
Nourse and Mann Worcester, Mass, embracing ali In
from 4 single 10 four horse Plough, hill side swatd n
aud Cuivalos which they invite the attention ii tho
int rested in superior farming implement. Being d,lt
Producing these Plousis extensively IN Virginia he: w
at the very lowest price which they hc afforded
GRETTER & PEAgg
doors 5eioe ii, 6ei ~.
March 80 los.
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Clarke's Office.

TIME public are inf ried that sell Tickets in M, No
L under the management of d. g Gregory * 90 III ~
attended 10 with promptncss. CHaSfAiS CI ;rrt'
Jan. IL -,
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l6,cil,7l9
55,464,674

If the extraordinary revulsion Of the last two years
has caused depreciation in the State stocks that is
misfortune, not fault. They were at the time of
nv retirement worth at least what had been paid for
them.
London in January and February 1889, as they were
known here in March:
Pennsylvania SIS, % Illinois SIS 90
Mississippi SIS, 90 Kentucky Us, "a
Ohio 6s, 50 Louisiana SIS, 70
Add to these prices exchange of eight or nine per
cent. and these stocks were all above par.
In March, 1882 moreover, there was nothing to dis
turb the repose the moned world The general case
of monied affairs apparent. In England the bank
actually reduced the rate gifts discount TO three per
cent, and the following quotations ffor the London
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Hon Mr. Badger, Secretary OF the Navy, returned 10
this city on Thursday evening from his visit to North
Carolina.
Mr. Crittendcn, the Attorney General, left the city
on Thursday on n short visit TO Kentucky.
f.Nadisonidn, .7pri lG.
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ID ETHEEN John Eartys Union Coffee House and T. II ~
ID kn.s Dry Good Sturr, and doors briow Invtrnef,
We would take this late opportunity of thanking tl- n
lvur~ received the last i've years. II was not uur G>. .
establish ourselves ro. the pres but a. do bs ch
tsiarfion all who call upon winch We cnsderi i'
able other ha,i, and ~ winch We are Glad 70 Allow 81
been almost universal.
design pursue the course n this time sn:
The future All goods sold Is that d" please cost
IT, t color make fashion. otherwise, r. ttnrt m
the money ciundrd-p,oyiied, the shall moi have
worm We At this time larg" socn, II not affi
any IN the Stale line of business aud would Ie>pt,'t
vic economist 10 give call before purcha> and evan
for himself pronounced as luw ~ .ar
than The city, shall he much deceived W.
have Cloth Goats Sl ie Others charge sig iot masnt
trimmings furnishing the cloth. and pants - -
are sold for Sli and Vests Shirts Drawers. llanhkch q
vats stocks Suspendrrs Socks Gloves and Collar many k
and qualities ard all other articles usually kept ~ iuhl,
which we are sell low, for cash; AMI request
public 10 caIland whether they want 10 buy OF mol.
ar III Goods ndrrdRisd.
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Richmond, June ., 1910. 9-wl

N-OTICE.-Pursuan provisions II Deed ~ ItEi
~ curd rs John 4 Sheppard 10 the subscribers bearing
the 81 March 1884, and recorded III The CLERKS Once M
REQ County Court proceed sell, Ia the hish--t
ON the premises Tor cash, Thursday the ut. day y -cr
next Tract II Land hcrcon The said John A. Shtriti
resides wing IN cnrcn, cnahomin} -a1
and containing 2i5 acres adjoining the lands o. L. d A
deceased and Sheppard. The title 10 the sand Latf
lie ved 10 r indispaIr shall convey only sgc Tile
is vested in u BY virtue OF said trust deed
JAMES :. RiiLL,
ALFRED WINSTON, go
80 - - l.-I.tl,nri.
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DAN AWAY from tile subscriber, living Cu,sl--
H Court House, Negro Man. named Pleasant lie i +.
mulatto, about - y years old; ne Is ) feet MD
height and has very large feet, he had when H. NJ
house suit of brown yam clothes VIII give reward +,
dollars taken within The STATE and If taken beyond tie
Of the state, reward Of twenty dollars.
CHARLES CARROT. :,
March 30 lu.-v.-
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23,595,0O0

While the Bank of the U. S., throwing out to make
the comparison accurate the debts side, and an
equal amount Of the securities the other would pre-
sent these points
Circulation, n,57l,l24 Securities, 52,395, l66
Deposites, 4,473,5y5 Bullion, 3,069505
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7 AW NOTlCE.-The undersigned attends rcnlf, H. -
IL ror Courts of law and chancrry in the c0ine, u Fins
Buckingham Nelson, Augusta and Greene ana ~ tn r.
Albemarle. ic.r Office IN Charlottesville.
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Liberty, 18Th April, 1871.

EMrORiEM OF FaSION.-Mrs. X. james soirt> ~" attn
~ ton Of the ladies Of Richmond. and IL vicinity 70 sef
assortment Of Millinery, Just received from New York "hJ =
Ton, consisting Of lonnr Gaps. Ribbons Flowers &C., WI
large assortment oi Chirrn' Dresses, from month e
years-anj furrrt recommend To their notice Na
very elegant Preach Corsrs, which, for and eli 81
not be surpassed in the United States.
MRS. Il. JAMES MILLINERY Store, Sdookoe MI,
Lately occupied By u. ). GGr6anGi, o. a Hf
Apf.l l3 ll2-H2i.
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Sir hundred acres ef e1eellem Land for SAT-.

II ESIROt'S enigrnc South. 81 l-iral,
- tons, offer sale the above Land, adjoining Tie
Liberty, tllcdford holIs-.l
land. elegantly iimbcrcd-lOl well
timothy and other gassle whole well enclosed, and -
state of improvement lies the l,ncbuf. and =
Turnpike -, miles from TIC former which with thc d
bcy, affords excellent market oI every dang ai can Il '
The barns, houses, tfasImg inc nrolai,.A
extensive and excellent My iionse and let N Liberty -"
looking said plantation J. also for ale, and by lar tc mo-
tcnsiyr and eonmodioIs private residence III" SD"
property would suit professional farming pIang s
WELL and will be IN market until sold, ana vii y 500
very accommodating term, 10 an early applicant. ,.
Iihetfv 13,b s,r;I lts--N.G
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3,42I,6ll

being more than two dollars for of its liabilities
Comparing this with the last statement of the Bank of
England which have seen, that of the LIST of Februa
~, ls4l it is to the advantage of The Bank of the U
States
Thus the Bank of England had:
Circulation, 16,230000 Securities, 22o9o, 900
Deposites, 7,365,0O0 Bullion, 3,Sl6,OOO
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Rgerencts'-iI. W < J. J. Fry Co., ]. { J. ;. jaime,
Jacquelin Taylor & Co., J. W. Dhrc TO-. H. anIr..
Pr,lun, Deanc & Edwards, Vim. II. Maciaan.. B,y,f, h
u. W. Leigh Esq, jas Lyons, Esq, Rc.moud. ~ Hn;
Ryes, ESD, .iLemaric; Henry a. Wise, ESD, .1eco4cS
JOHN H. GiLNEa
March, ISL lU.-Ys
a~y- The Wing will please copy
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Feb Is