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The other sections, which aboli hellthe frank.
ing privilege, ~ provided that lete g, &c. To mem.
beers OF Congress should bp paid uut the contin.
gent fund OF the House, were lost The House
refused by vote OF 81 to l0S, to lay the bin on
me table, and ii WINS finally passed. Nothing else
OF Importance was done by the House prior to lis
adjournment.
FRIDAY, March g.
Among the bills of importance other than those
elsewhere mentioned which were finally passed by
both Houses, are the following;
70? The protection of commerce on the western
shore Of Lake Michigan
To test the practicnbty OF establishing Prof.
9iorse Electro-MagneIic system of Teegraphs
in the United States.
To protect the i've oak timber in Florida
TO provide the means ol future intercourse
with China.
Mr. Weller offered resolution, returning tho
thanks OF the House TO the Speaker, for the able,
dlgulticd, and impartial manner in which no had
discharged the duties of Speaker hi, The 9Th
Congress.
NJ. G. Brown, Of Pa, rose, and unbushingly
proceeded, ut some length 10 oppose The resolution
MI Copper OF Pm. made a spirited aud pungent
reply exposing The character Of his colleague.
Messrs Z. J. lngcrsoI Weller, Gushing and
Plckens advocated the resolution.
The resolution under the operation of the pre-.
yipns question was adopted. Yeas al, Nays7G.
Nr. Gwrn made n futile attempt to 90 into
committee Of the Whole Oh The Unipn to lake up
the bill to refund Gem Jackson's Gne--the House
refusing. Yeas, II nays 81.
Mr. Adams, at twenty four minutes to twelve,
asked leave to nnke report from the committee
on foreign affairs.
Mr.. GtImer aud many others objrcting, motion
10 suspend The rules .fuied: Yeas "a; Nays 3d.
Thus tLc resolution was not received.
The repeal OF the Bankrupt Law is finally effsc.
led, having received the Presidents Signature
which was delayed 10 nearly the last moment
BIl mo. 5l5' has finally failed mot being react.
ed by the Senate.
A,r. Narsla!l made an unsuccessful ATTEMPT TO
make speech on matters and things in genetnL'
with no question before the House.
The hour of twelve arrves--lhe existence of
The 27th Congress is terminated although both
Houses remain III session for some Time after with
uul further legislative action-llle asperities of
partiZan feeling aud excitement are suppauted at
the moment OF parting nj least, by the better eel-
ngs OF our nature, and Hre forgotten. The Spea-
ker delivers his most appropriate and affecting
vaIedicory TO those with whom lie has been usso-
GATED IN his ar,luoUs ubors and to an Immense
cOncOurse 1.-The member, take the farewell shake
Of the hand and The scene Closes
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-10

Beauties of Locofoc Financiering. Every body
knows, or ought to know, that an English gentle
man, named Smitbson made large beques. Il few
years ago TO the U. States, for scieniif; purposes
We-the money was received ull in gold. or
this money the then Locoioco Secretary of the
Treasury Levi Woodbury. gave half million in
gold to the ocoioco State OF Arkansas, and took
her bonds al par. A. il. Sewer (locoloco U. s.
SenalOrl and F. T. Williamson, were The agents of
Arkansas in this business. They delivered the pa
per bonds, took the gold from Woodbury., and
sold it, of course for large premium, for South
ern and Western bank notes, and put the prem-
um in their own pockets. In addition 10 that Sc
yer charged So 900 for his services, aud William
son $4,000 for his and they paid a Washington
broker, who was their agent, $4,000 out of the
fund-loaned $4,000 more to sundry New York
broker;--and Sewer then appropriated SI4,3O0,
and Williamson 5l4 09l, each TO his own use. as
further compensation for services The upshnl
of the mater is, that Sevie: aud Williamson lined
their pockets, and that the Government has now
TO look to Arkansas for the pny Arkansas put the
money in the vaults of the Arkansas Bank, md
that bank has now but $4,000 OF specie in its
vaults
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WATCHMAN g. STATE JOURNAL
FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1913.
NOTES FROM THE REPORT OF THE
COMMISSIONER or PATENTS.

The Commissioner Of Patents is, in point Of
fact, the head OF department in the Government
of a recent doie-the department Of agriculture,
There is no such department legally so called; but
the Commissioner Of Patents gives much attention
to Agriculture aud the Arts and his annual report
is very interesting and valuable document We
have already copied notice Of the last report,
containing several interesting lncis and we pro-
pose to make occasional notes from the report IL
self We begin with tho
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-10

no The Patriot is us Submissive as a lamb
to the arraignment ollhe late ocofoco convention
by the Bennington Gazette is inclined to concur
with the Gazette writer, aud recommends that new
delegates be appointed TO the national convention,
ny the locofoco District conventions Sill the Pat.
riot does not entertain the slightest objection to
the delegates already appointed; and in fact, says
the editor Z" we should have remained silent had
we not observed the article ia the Gazette" Can
not the Patriot tell straight out whether it is for or
against the Tyler clique? Does the editor OF that
paper wish 10 be considered as recognizing John
Tyler among The democratic candidates for Pres
idcn,?" Alas, for the lale locofoco State conven-
lion who ,oW defend that ?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-10
TERRIBLE EAR rHQUAKEI IN THE WIND
WARD ISLANDS SUBSTITUTION OF
TIE TOWN OF POINT pETRE, IN
GUADALOuPE--TEN THOUSAND LIVES
Correspoadence Of The Allas.

BALTIMORE, March 8, 1919.
we nave accounts 'rop' lhe Nest lhd on, Islands
% 'i'oSt u'SnsliouS e"I'h III 'ile " lhd "ard
isiauns' II ucIuiieu "l' lle on OF IeDruary' 'he
SUM- u"y 'i' '''G s'och was ie'' III us CITY ana
upT 'u''no' 2o''ll' me en, ne s 81 S
"'S 'G., ~ tio " o. VIZ ,'e'o'ur, !" nv TO- ~
""- W ~ 49, ~ we We, a"e inca, no" III ''S
i,nr', ~ ', 49,, ~ ~, 'ons po' ~? '1"o"'"S OK
'' AZ Vi ~ VIZ VI '"'ees 'oee
W." "li.'eu az ms poi' lts'e'HuJ "on' 81"
Ionhs, .o'lo n'co' co''u'' Il" '''e information we
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-10
THE FINANCES OF THE U. STATES.

THE FINANCES OF THE U. STATES.
Mr. FILLMORE, as chairman of the Committee
Of Ways aud Means IA the House of Representa-
lives has made very able expose the financial
position of the General Government in connection
with the late Message ofthe President, stating that
" even il the receipts from the various sources of
revenue Tor the current Year shall prove 10. 10
Tnh5d 15h OverTaied, and The expenditures he re-
strained within the estimate, the Treasury viii he
exhausted before the close OF the year; aud This
will be The case although authority shall be gwen
to the proper department TO REISSUE Treasury
notes" We very much roget that our limits pre-
vent us publishing this expose enlIre' ana tha' we
must coufne ourselves 10 an attempt to give ali
outline OF it,
lie first contrasts The above passage in the Mes
sage of the President with the letter of the Secre-
tury of The Treasury, in which the aggregate of
the receipts tor the calendar year 1913 are eslima-
ted ut S23 33S40O 0S, and the aggregate expendi-
lures at $22,932,773 90, leaving surplus in the
Treasury on the first of January, 1874, Of $780,
627 05. Mr.. Fillmore expresses himself unable 10
account Tor this contradiction between the Presi-
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Another Earthquake. On the 10Th February,
half past ii at night, smart shock OF an earth
quake was felt at Florence, Alabama. BY the
way; the terrible earthquake at The Windw ward
Islands took place on Feb s, and was felt in vari.
ons places at the South on the Atlantic coast We
expect to hear Of more disastrous effects, on the
lGlh in the West Indies.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-10

The Bulletin says "the result may be regarded
as n very great triumph. The actual majority is
about fifteen per cent. of The whole vote, and il
was achieved under the most adverse circums,an.
ces' The new branch, too, OF the Democratic
y,'he "lrlenls ofIhe Administration" went into
me contest WIN great zeal, and cast the whole
weight of Government, influence against the
Wings.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-10

Fire and loss of life AT Cincinnati, 25lh ut,
the pork house of Nlessrs rugh g. AIyord was
burnt, and by the blowing up Of the building by
the rarifed air and probably nfamable gas, seven
or eight persons were instantly killed, and abou,
twenty severely WUO6dGd. ------ -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-10

Music. Mr.. Canderbeck and lady have given
two concerts in This village the present week,
this having been his third visit within year. We
never have seen the man who could begin to equa
Mr.. Canderbeck upon The violin.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-10

A counerleer named Daniel Greene has been
arrested at Hord.dig, near New Bedford, charged
with passing counterfeit money on the Blackstone
Canal Bank. The bills may be detected by the
letter b. instead of ID in the word Providence.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-10

JOHN TYLER PLAYING THE BULLY.
Three times he sent two nominolionsto the SEN
ate, and three times were they rejected See
last days proceedings OF Congress for further par
icuars. Edward Everett is Minister to China
an excellent appointment.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

From The HeSl Indies. There has been rebel
lion in ii"yli, but it was quickly put down. Feb.
4tll there was great earthquake at the Windwar,l
Islands, and it is said that part of Monserat has
Disappeared Feb. 9Th there was an alarming
earthquake ut the island of ST. Martins
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-10

SoHae of the papers in the upper part of Nilsson.
ri notice the fall of n dark substance, resembling
steel dust, Immediately after heavy snow, three
weeks ago. The light Of the sun was oJscllred 4
day by dense clouds Of This substance, and il is
known TO have extended 10 several counties
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THE BANKRUPT LAW is REPEALED.

President Tyler signed the Bankrupt Repeal
Act on the Sd Of March-some say at IL A. NJ,
aud others ut about that hour in the night. All
petitions filed before The signing of the bill will
go through. As some have insisted that the bank-
rnpl law has had great effect in producing
"hard times" it may now he worth while to watch
and whether lis repeal affords any perceptible
degree of relief See if the "ruIc works both
ways"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-10

US-"l. S." ST." and RI. d." received We
Will try to attend TO them, or part Of them, next
week.
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" ST. JOINS, p. r Feb. Is, lS43.

LOCoFoCO DEMOCRACY" AGAINST PAYING FOR
MONEY tAPENNED IN SUPPORT OF THE LAST
WAR N4Ii GREAT BRITAIN!
Here is n new feature of ocofoco democracy
opposition 10 paying The claims of State (slassa.
chuselis for services in The defence of The country
and to defeat such BILL confusion and disorder i.
made to rule in the Hall of Congress, and public
business, OH the as day but one Of The session. j.
delayed for hours-probahy much unfinished on
this very account, Time was, when those who
refused 10 rote supplies for the last war were call
ed Federaliss and in what material point doe.
that differ from refusing to pay for supplies made
for TINT war? Let honest and old fashioned wa,
democrats answer.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-10

KENTUCKY; The lower branch of the Lcgisia-
Ie nas voeo, ny very large majority, to pay The
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-10

The total amount Of bread sufls, including corn
and potatoes, is ZIG, !47, $50 bushels, being nearly
20 bushels to each person of the estimated popu
lation viz, 1912, 100. Vernon, produced lG,
33j 252 bushels Of bread stufls-heiug over So bu-
shels to each person Of tho estimated population,
viz. 294SSi. The estimate of the crops for ls4l
gave GIL 5lS,5 $40 bushels of bread stufis-or 35
2 3 bushels to each person, showing the increase
Of the crop OF 1912 to be nearly 100 millions OF
bushels, or 3 3 bushels to each person. la Eu-
rope, 5 bushels is supposed TO he sufficient for
each person-ol'ow 10 bushels, and have
surplus of brend SUITS in 1912 Of 52S, 72G $50 bu-
shels There is Lutte danger of the people OF The
United States starring 10 death. Vermont shows
an increase Of about three millions of bushels of
bread stufis over lS4l But Vermont is credited
little loo high in the average scale, inasmuch as
potatoes and oats largely prepondcrate over 9th
er articles in her list of bread SUITS. OF Whe1i,
the estimate gives Vermont over half million Of
bushels-or about ] 10 bushel to each person.
Vermont ought not to buy n bushel of wheat or
barrel of1our unless she can pay for It in oats and
potatoes, Of which the State has large surplus,
In sugar, Vermont ranked the fourth State in l942.
Let our farmers make all they can, and as good as
they can. If well made, the mepe is equal to any
other sugar fer refining. So says DR.. IRE This
years product Of W. l. sugar promises TO be light
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-10

There is nut little news TO communicate amid
ali the hurry and hustle of the closing days of the
Session, beyond that contained in your reports.
Both Houses have been hard at work disposing of
business with great industry until this afternoon,
Wheh ioHr or five bills were sent from the Senate
accompanied ny resolution 10 suspend the rule
so us 10 permit Them to be acted OIL Ii happened
thnt among them were two bills to which the de.
balance of clam of the State of MassnrLusoiIs
and one Tor the re'charter of the Banks of This
Disflet aud IN order 10 prevent any action by The
House upon these bills, these desperate Iocoiocos
commenced scene of confusion and noise and
turbulent annoyance that would have disgraced a
powwow OF drunken Mohaws. They managed
by repeated motions 10 adjourn, calls of tie ayes
and noes, and calls Of the House, not only to pre-
vent any action on those bills, but to put an entire
stop to Tho transaction Of oil business This is a
ialr specimen of Loeof0coislp, as it ever has and
ever wan show ITSELF when occasion requires. The
large number of private claimants and Others
whose business has been thus thrust aside AT this
late period of the session, may thank these Dem,
.ocrals" for it,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-10

Uhig Victory in .NttO Orleans Wm. Frere,
the Wing candidate was elected Mayor of the
City of New Orleans, on the 10Th uli,. by II major.
ilY of three hundred and fifteen, as follows:
Freret, Wing, ---- ------ie2e
Genois Luco, 974
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tail of the Sixth-and at last there was general
exclamation of 6 Fire, fire, p" Water, waier,"-
Where, where"-"Here, here"-"Open the
door" We can't find the key"-" The door .
locked" hell, we will all be smothered to-
geiher"-" smell the gas" No it amt, IFS Dams
breath"-" So it is, by G-d"-and amid the hal
looing and humping upon the wall, the tumbing
over chairs and benches, the door was opened, and
the walters of Old Tammany, who had been reused
from their slumbers, appeared like quakened ghosts
at the entrance.
The gas lights being ignited, scene followed that
beggars all description, as in the rush to leave the
room when the lights were extinguished, each man
seized hat that was to his reach, and there
then stood'a big headed member with 1" reedees"
napless stuck upon the top OF his sconce,
resembling a thimble a squash-another with
Uranium OF small proportions, and on II hat thai
buried him, head, face, ears and ala third with
cap, who never wore cap before-a fourth with
rich beaver whose uxurlant finish contrasted with
a seedy coat, looked like velvet dahlia with frost
ed deadenei leaves below-a fifth had seized
'tile" that had graced the NOODLE of "subterra.
nean," whose economical pecuarities had caused
it 10 resemble the ouskirt of an elephants finish,
and in perfect desperation had mashed it on his
head, which, contrasted with gentee suit Of black
caused him to look the image of some DEVILS incar
nation, with top so finished for some internal pur
pose.
After a little more disturbance, in which two
stceeteaed members, who undertook to re-organize
the meeting, were capszed upon the floor, amid
the avalanche of two mahogany tables, the meet
ing broke up, and thus ended the attempt to get up
a committee TO wait upon President Tyler, and the
counter manGuvre TO nominate Martin Van Buren,.
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1t And nut in every hand a whip,

Ileh SUCH THBCHIs WORLD"
ma IGNORANT, ILLITERATE MEN WHO PRE-
tend to understand the human hair, should beware.
Had they any honesty, they would article
which il sold for three shlngs order that all may try
without spending g. which is the usual charge for
worthless hair nssrums Jones' Coral Hair Restorative
warranted to possess these qualities will force the
hair grow the head, any part where nature In.
tended hair grow, clean the roots generally, beauty
it, stop IL falling, scurf dandruf and make grew
light red HAIR grow dark, soft and silky Mind these
its real qualities. Price three, five eight shillings
bottle by T. Jones at his Perumery Establishment sign
of the American Eagle, 81 Chatham street. New York
and by these agents inAlbany at 81 State in Phila
dephia at Zebers, OF Third and Dock Streets in
Boston, State street in Brooklyn, 1879 Fulton street
The Old Naples Soap, purified and scented for shaving
may be had there.
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Circuit Court.
Before Tudoe Kpnf

May ls.-Ddpid ID. Pan .4is:yne James L.amereur
This was an action of assunpsit for money had and
ceived The controversy out Of the north part Of
Island n Columbia county which the plaintiff caims
was mortgaged TO the defendant with the right redeem
but which the defendant alleges sold outright to the
plaintiff The land subsequently sold for than
its original price Judge LAmereux advanced $205 for
the land There wes much dispute respecting the facts Of
the ease and in summing up the case Mr. Morrison
frequently and pertinaciousy, and somewhat amusingly
interrupted by MIR Hastings, counsel for the plaintiff
Albany. And when Mr.. Morrison told the jury" You
see pointing to Hssting how the CALLED jade vinces -
there was considerable laughter in court Mr. Hastings
however got his case
Verdict for the defendant.
Mr. Morrison, for the PlaintifH. p Hastings, for the
Defendant
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BARK EMPREss.-This vessel was reported to have
been seized by the authorities at Malaga, for having
on board contraband goods By advices we have
received to the oath of March, we learn that the
Captain tried to smuggle, and on his arrival from
Gibralter gave written report, stating that he had
nothing on board but ballast. The authorities have
unloaded the ship, and found her full of contraband
goods There was considerable excitement created,
and the Consul and Captain resisted until the last
moment, by covering the ship with American flags,
and forbdding all custom house officers from COM
ing on board She was in the hands of the Cover
nor of the Province
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Baltimore.
Correspondence of the Herald.l
BALTIMORE, Tuesday, May 16, 1912.

tCoIrespohuehce OF inc reralul
BALTIMORE, Tuesday, May 16, 1872
JAMES G. BENNETT, ESQ -
DEAR SIR
arrived here this afternoon at 2 o'clock, and on
reaching the Exchange Hotel, found Unexpectedly
that the dinner comes of on Thursday evening next,
and not this evening, as you supposed, and the
Philadelphia papers. | perceive, announced. |, of
course, remain, and hope to reach New York on
Friday evening, with my copy for the succeeding
days paper.
The Seguins played to- night at the Holiday sire ct
theatre to very crowded and fashionable house.
The opera Of the Position was performed, and
really in a crsditable manner.
All the news about Shipman you will get from the
Philadelphia papers.
The provincial council of the Catholic church Is
at present in session here. intend to pick up
something interesting from it, ifpossible.
day morning about getting up dinner for Daniel
Webster Immediately.
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS

PHILApELrHIA May ls-Arr Mssspp Cutting, NOrlean,;
Grscian Lopg, Huntress King, Mobile. Below, Swan.
Smell, NOeaus Cid Creole Lands, Rio de Janero and
market.
BALTIMORE, May l7-Arr Columbia, Cooper, Galveston;
TalIryrand Kuowon NJ bile; China Small; OCEAN, CIeigh
and North CAROLINA Ptt NOIeans Cid Linceln Ellis
paraso; Montezums Kelly, Rie: Trouba CONAN and
Ann Denman Howes, Bermuda; Evelna Chase. Newbury-
port.
ALk1ArpnrA, May le-An Virginia. Dexter. NOleans Sid
Seaman, Nfork.
NonroLx May lsArr Parhson, Allen. New Ohssns for
Rchmond Empire. Powell, NYerk Sage Kirbv Orles
Androscoggin Rder Aak1pas; Bolivar Barnard Ale ,ndra
for Nantucket Below, Putus OF Boston. from Wilmington
NC. for Richmend
ELIZABETH CRY. NC. May ls-sld VIM Watson, West
Indies.
spoken.
Chester Vand, day. from NOreans for Philadelphia
9th inst off Alligator Reef-by the Huutres Phadep
Elizabeth Dennson Spencer Mobile for Liverpool II days
out - inst lat %. ION 7,-by the Parheop Norfolk.
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CHATHAM THEATRE. -Hill as DR.. Lott White last
night was inimltable also Sy Saco, in the
Knight of the Golden Fleece. Those unfortunately
subject to touches of the ''bues' are recommended
to pay visit to the Chatham on the night of his
performance, and we guarantee safe deliverance
from the evil one for six months succeeding Hill
is announced three interesting pieces for this
ming, being the last night of his engagement.
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New mualc.

UNION BLUES QuIck SrEr, with beautiful Litho.
graph. AS performed by the Newark Brass Band.
John +. Nunns, 24O Broadway.
Walls PARA GuITARRA-By ]. B. Coupa Dedl.
Gated to S. ID. +. Crucet BY ]. F. Nuns, 2i0
Broadway.
The GEM OF ScoTLAND.-A favorite Scotch Air,
with variations. nv Francis II. Brown. Published
by John f. Nunns.
The STELLA WALTzEs-By lady Of New York.
Dedicated to Miss HarriettS s. Scott. ]. +. Nunns.
Bird OF ITALY, No. 3, original Piano music by
candido Chanel No 3 is called the Nightingale
Waltz.
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GREAT SPRED.-The new steamer Empire, made
her first trip to Albany in 9 hours as minutes, ma
king three landings at intermediate places. The
Curtis Peck was in company all the way. The diff
ference in the speed of the two boats is hardly per-
ceptbe. There is nothing on the river that can
leave them behind.
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Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia Yesterday.
$4,000 St. Louis 10 per cent ls4s 96 $1,000 do ls<9 9s
1915 $1,000 Cincinnati bonds 81; % shares United
States Bank A. $1,000 Wilmington 6s 1885, 7sA $500 so
County SIS, 1864, 46.
AFTER BoARD-$sOO Wilmington per cent, 1855, 73l;
$4,000 Reading convertible 6s, 1850, SIS $1,000 Whining
ton per cent 1885, 20; so shares Wilmington RR l03
3do Loulsvle Bark, 7it; IL Farms and Mechs' Bank,
3l4; Western Bank act.