davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15

EXECUTION OF ADAM IoRN.-Wc learn from III"
Baltimore American that this wretched man % -
executed on the 18th inst. III Baltimore County 'aA
yard, between the hours Of eleven and '"eN'
O'Clock. Upwards Of five hundred persons "'s
within the enclosure, and many thousand persons,
of both sexes, and all ages and conditions co'e'su
the hills in the neighborhood Of the jail, and every
point which afforded sight Of the scaffold, wh'h
had an elevation of about thirty feet, and was coz
structed with drop. The culprit died calm anu
proiezsedIy pentent for his crime. After remaining
suspended about twenty minutes, the body wa
taken down and handed over to the surgeons IN a.
tendance, who had made preparations for galvaa"
experiments.
One would think thai death was fearful enough
under ordinary circumstances, without dfawps
together such crowd to see the last conyuis''
struggles OF murderer
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15

To THE PrBLic.-New- York, Jan. 18th, ls44-ygrhout
intending cfacterL= the extraordinary course of action
whlc. has b 4Een Hce the 81 Maty Bodiue the
unworthy efforts 10 GA" from her eliminating relations of
her past III X IS videa that er nave influenced the popu-
Tar mind against her 10 very high degree and feel
OF pu6& Jascs TO Caution the community giving
need 20 inest stite=lts, scarcely ptnkled truth
partial heanS 10 winch she entitled by the laws Of hu-
as w. I'll as The avs of The land il may not perlas
De departing from the duty OF counsel this mater 10 stats
thAt important tacts not before the public eye
presented "heH t shall De meet, that viii siYe anSw and
ml!dsI aspect to ll-r case.
RODERlCk Y MORRISON.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15

ECopartnership.-EOW J. BROWN, late
S- 6i 1 nm Of B9SR M Tskr Co h4yiag ssso;atea with
the t hfn Of E J. BROWN & CO will continue the SIX
Cog%s jo66ig and Millinery business the old stand
oil lillian and Cedar Streets and receiving theiE
supplies o fashionable Spring Gosds which they Offer for
sale az the loweot market prices. jl5lt
January l3th la4.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15
aopoiu.nents By ,he president,

D.erry : CARR OF Maryland, fingrer Resident 4 COn-
sranttuopr n :ar place OF David Porter, deceased.
tgsti 81 RESc4R. OF North Carolina, Ci4r- if.irs
n Portugal IN the place OF " W2shusisl Barrow resigned
EESI,MlS r. GEEES, Secretary OF the Legation OF The
Tinted states 20 Mexico. place Of Br.nz MAYER ressd
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15
The Pomeroy's Express Robbery. ana SUI
eide of the Robbcr III his Cell.

Our readers have been previously appr!sed that
German named Bendite Iacknor had been arrested
and placed in prison on Friday, charged with beng
tho robber in stealing tie trunk, and not only so,
In, ,bot the rnk was found in his possession, and
unwars of 81 000 part OF It's contents at his resi-
dence. No. 81 Rivington street.
Since then the NIayor and his st marshal, tAir
,,,o.l., .lso officer NcGratb. have been active in
- find ON, ,yero The notes counter
'i''' b.d ,,ono consist,
signed 10y inc % S'it1 o''I ''''
ing OF some Si'o'ooo Oh 'ae C'''',i p"'iN .. 'i'5
city, and sent on then return 10 oe "'e'' eo s'e''
bv rhe Cashier and President OF that institution, TO
.a,;alIo
be maze he7ot."O'V j., IT. .
Yesterday afternoon discovery was i'''' ''''' 9
large quantity OF partially burned paper was con-
ceaed IN the chimney of the room occupied by the
,,a,,. l,c,soo, and on a careful examination OF the
,..-,a,,s br .nion Bank was clearly disccrnibe,
fagnenlS 'ie '''0 ''''',,','s rGa
and they were '''' III ., ''','s'. - H. 80.
FIRST Marshal WIN Jus 'lce 'oi '''i'' NV o',,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15

CorYRlGHr.-M c. ]. Ingcrsoll's Copyright
bill, now before Congress- provides that every CO.
pyright shall hcnccorth endure for lortytwo wears
or for the full term OF the authors life and seven
years thereafter, as may be most advantageous 10
his heirs. The Copyright of books duly registered
before the passage OF this act may be extended in
accordance with It's provisions. Two copies OF
each book copyrighted must be deposited with The
District Clerk--onc for the library of Congress.
the other for that OF the State Department. Any
person who infringes Copyright shall be liable
TO minimum damages Of $500. The Importation
ofbooks which are copyrighted here is forbidden,
and any books 50 imported become the property
OF Tie owner Of the copyright, who may sue for
and recover them. No person but d citizen or
6ona iids resident Of the United States shall be
entitled 10 copyright under our laws
The bill is al very well bul the last mention
cd clause, which IS dishonest ana dsgracciul. Ii
a book IS the property of the author, which is as
sumed by this act then The fact that the author
was born IN Europe and still resides there. can
notrightfully destroy his property Welnav refuse
to read his book or allow ii TO be read here il we
think proper but we have no right to read j, but
with his consent; and in selling one OF US a copy
he does not sell the right to print million comics
without compensation to him. But we con steal
his book-so we will.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15

MARYLAND-The Districting bill has passed
the House as originally reported, and as published
bv us. 1t will doubtless pass the Senate. 1t
designates the 18th Of February as the day for
electng the six Members ofthe present Congress
from that State.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15

o. Mr.. CLAY has consented, at the urgent nm
portunity of his friends IN various places, to ex-
tend his Journey Northward as far as Baltimore,
and possibly to Wilmington, Delaware. From
every quarter letters pour in upon hun, soliciting
him to stretch his Journey little farther; and he
will have great difficulty in getting bacEover the
Alleghcnes without visiting Philadelphia, New
York and even New England. But his friends
must not be urgent They should consider that
he is the proper Judge Of what is required by his
position and his duties. We trust he will visit
the North ere long, as President That visit will
be expected by impatient thousands, and remcm
bered through 4 generation.
BY the following letter, it will be seen that
Mr.. Clay has consented to visit, il circumstances
permit, the Eastern Shore Of Virginia. We trust
he may he enabled to do So
ASHLAND, 18th Dec. 1913.
GENTLEMEN: On the eve OF my departure for
New Orleans, have received your obliging invita-
ton to visit Accomac. There are two places in the
United States which, more than almost any other, |
am desrous OF seeing: one is the Eastern Shore OF
Virginia, and the other the Island of Nantucket; in
both OF which the primitive manners, customs and
hospitality of the early emgrants to them from Eu-
rope understand are admirably preserved. Your
letter, gentlemen by the proprety and delicacy Of
the grounds on which YOU place your friendly invi
tation adds to the motives which previously had
to see the Eastern Shore; but dare not trust my
self with positive engagement to accept it. All
that allow myself 10 hope is, that, if, after my
arrival at Norfolk | find myself under circumstances
that will admit of an excursion TO Accomac, shall
take the greatest pleasure in making it. In the
mean time pray your acceptance OF my profound
acknowledgements, and assurances Of my being
faithfully
1lessr5 f. P Pits, l. j. Yoang {. II crori. SC SC
- Hon THOMAS RUSSELL, Treasurer OF Mas
sachusetts was seriously injured on Friday night
last, by being knocked down and run over by u
sleigh and horses in the streets oil Boston
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15

RODERlCK y. MORRISON
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15
By This Mornings Mail.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

rsou TIE REPORTER OF raE sEw-ToRE TRIBUNE.
W.,HNGroN Saturday, Jan. /,
The SENATE did not sit to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15


sour side, and one was taken off the wreck
they were all reunited on the ferry-boat at Ca
hokia at moment when each party supposed
the other dead. Such a scene as that reunion
we have never before witnessed
Mr.. MUIR of Virginia, and his brother were on
board, with their mother, and nine slaves. Seven
of the slaves were lost-thc whites were all saved.
LEVI CRADDocK, from Davidson county, Tenn,
lost three children,-himself, wife and two chill.
dren were saved.
Mr.. GREEN, from the same place, lost his wife
and three children, and is left with two helpless
infants upon his hands. The youngest Is but a
few months old.
Mr. SMELL, who formerly resided within two
miles OF Louisville, lost son and daughter.
\ Mr. WRIGHT, of Mecklenburg county, Va,
was lost and two children. His wife is with
those saved, but IN very distressing condition.
The captain, \. HOWELL, of Coyington, ky
is undoubtedly lost From all we could learn,
we think he was IN the act of ringing the bell
when the boat made a lurch, which carried the
boilers, part Of the engine and chimneys over
board In doing So II is believed that he was
disabled and e.rc wned. He leaves wife and
eleven children to mourn ms loss. His eldest son
was with him on board.
The bodies OF two children, Of about II years
Of age, were brought up from Carondelet. They
had perished from the cold. \ negro man who
he'd died, VIII be buried by the people Of Caron-
dclet. Looking q the number Of children in the
company, and their tender years, II Is surprising
how they escaped perishing.
When reached the wreck, we found the
Mayor, Mr.. Winner, exerting himself for the relief
OF the distressed
We cannot close our account without paying
tribute to the philanthropy of Mr. Yeatman, and
few other gentlemen, who furnished a large lot
of clothing shoes. &c. for the destitute and 9TH
erwise interested themselves IN their behalf
The Mayor caused all who were picked up by
the boat, to be conveyed to the Virginia Hotel,
where they viii be amply provided for.
1t IS proper to remark, that from all the facts
we were able TO collect, we do not believe the loss
OF life will exceed thirty or forty We cannot
make out quite twenty in number, but as the
boats register is lost, and The passengers are
scattered, it Is impossible to be very accurate
The New York herald., 1844-11-27
Medical Card.

DOCTOR NOR RI SON,
NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY 2o4x Fulton street -
IN Doctor Morrison continues TO consufted confdenay
all private diseases, which he without
straint diet pursuit Recent particularly Gonor
rha," he in to days.
OE rHE a. are sw,ea py y, y
the patient As the symptoms Of Structure analogous witt
those of other affections Of the urinary apparatus but
enced Surgeons should be allowed b make the
animation those affected with enlarged prostate glands, NAV
Nervous and Const tationai Debihiy1Ths affection and
youth, inducing nocturnal emissions and ultimate impoency
radically cured by Dr. M pathological principles BY
nal yigor;, A perfect cure guaranteed or no chasse
NB-Dr. NJ holds communion with isrcni pretcnders
who claim be surgeons he Isl perhaps. the only 9sal6ed
advertising Surgeon the city See his diplomas IN his oce
insure medicine and advice any part Of the Union
Office 2Ofk Fulton, Greenwich New York Open IRON
r A. M 10 10 p M daiiy n25 imsrc
The New York herald., 1844-11-27
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.

M DE BOUDELOOUE. MD. LISBON, PORTU0dL.
IE scienthc combination Of nsredicnis Of winch those
Pills are composed have made them the adyn
ration the world They uown all EUROPE
Only preparation discovered that hns proved invariably
gases being that they must not be ascd during pregnancy
produce mircarriaRe il used drs,ng that PERIOD
The directions translated into English and envelopes
round with Of importer, Each con
sns signature Of NJ de Boudrogae, aad the Enah di
ections have the signature OF DIR. " EYEAU authorised
agent for the Continent Of America
They be transmitted by mail any part OF tho United
states Sold by Dr. w. MELVEAU, sgeat and importer lor
the United sts!s NGce i2s Liberty ,eet near Gissnwc
Sold in Boston, at Salem Lettcrs directed Dr. r.
Meveau, box a. New York, will with immediate
ton All letters must be postpaid unless enclosing
iv7q rfe - =
The New York herald., 1844-11-27

PmLApELpHrA, Nov 26-An Germ, Lincoln, Easport CID
Oriaua, Blanchard Boston,
BALrrMogE, Nov 25-Cld Home, Watts Kingston ia; Gen
Clnch, Radcf Cardenas; Margaret Ann, Hammond, New
York
RcHMoNp Nov 24-An Lynchburg, Matthias and Pamos
Townsend, NYork Below, Kmba lngraham, Thomaston
Sid Ruby, Mckenzie, Salem Catharine Wilcox Lscomb,
York
NORFOLK, Nov 23-Ar Pauline Young Thomaston; Blan
chad Knight Easpor for Alexandra with loss of fore
main and sails ana rigging deraby damaged
severe blow the 18th Inst Glide, Ihompso In
Hampton Roads, Olive Branch Young. from New Bedford.
Sid Ann d. NJ ork Pontiac and Cordoya, Cole Boston;
large number Of vessels which have been detained the d
terent ancho. The district for several days
MoslLE Nov igrAr Hector Spencer, New York; Milton
Nav ORLEANS Nov l7-Arr Colin campbell, Pentacost
Liverpool Auburn Dure, York; Swatara smith Phlladel
phia Argus, Winch, Omoa Below, coming up Cato Wales
Hio Janeiro.
Foreign POrts.
HavasA Noy G-Ar Sabattis Cox NOrleans 7th Oberlin
S0rleans vesper, Wright NyoIk; gh, Cisne Casaes
Oreaas ioth Gertrude, Glrdler do Mary Clark swe Chs
ton; lltn, Lawrence, Homans, NOreans Columbia ares
Cuba; 18th, Newcastle Donnel Boston. Sid 7th Iornea
Meredith, Florida; 9th, Ayoa Copeland, Mobile; 10TH
mioa. West NUreans l2th, Ranger Bruce, Cago Hueso
MATANzAs, Nov 3-An Alexander, Casweii, Charleston,
9TH Rio Gibbs do Gsrib. Porteried NYc,k 7h, Froth
CAaDENAs, Nov 8-Arr Agawam, Barker, Matsnzas
The New York herald., 1844-11-27
PUBLIC OPINION


H Az PkONOUNCED DIR. sHEitMANS WORM LO
IL ZENGES be the best preparation for the destruction Of
children that has been offered and they are 30
pleasant to the that they taken without any
time they have become well known in part OF the land
from Maine to Georgia, and from the Atlantic to the Rocky
Mountains Their adnistra0n has been attended with won
derfu 80 much that have now no Sondence
other medicine Tor the expulsion OF worms The esti
monals their favor and continue
Ia from all Of the country How children can
for the proper remedy Even cause Of the suffer-
will remedy the evil Tamper longer, will Be too late
Be careful the genuine shsraans Worm Lozengs
and give them according the printed directions the box
Consumron Coughs Colds Asthma and all disease; q the
time restored him health. Rev.. Mr.. Streeer. Of Boston.
Leonard Rogers an aged veteran c the revolution Hon MI
who used Sheran Cough Lozenges and know them to
be decidedly preferable to all other preparations.
aS o % Heart Gagea0 s enss s
give m%edate relief in collie diarhSa spd spasmodie aec
lie has also Calariic Lo1ens which are taEen without
Restorative Eoaenges roa oosensss Of
do we'll 70 call and make al OF his various preparations.
SHERMAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER K stands unnyan
ed for Weak Backs heumatsm Pains IN the Side Lcns
will supply the annual emand. Numbers Of unprinc,prd
persons have attempted force the community
M article but those who in the habit Of gsng Shermans
Observe that every Plaster made by Dr. Sherman FAC
genuine preparations o. Sherman always be Obtained
-Coddngton, 21 Hudson, OF SPRING. Sands 1888 Bow
corner Of Spring. II East Broadway Market; Rush
TONS three stores Broadway Mrs. Hays. is9 Fulton
BEooklyn Ziebsru Ledger Buildings, Phia and Rcddngs
State Boston,
The New York herald., 1844-11-27
TO MARRIED LADIES.
MADAME REsTEILS PREVENTIVE POWDERS

I These invaluable Powders have been universally saOpts
Europe but Frapce particular for upwards Of thirty
well a BY thousauds n this country as being the only mild
safe and ccacous remedy FOR married ladies Whose health for
bids too rapid increase Of family.
The results Of their adoption happlneSs the health nay
often the life of aectonae wife and fond mother
vast touch wit the limits Of an advextlsement
but future happiness their oovins well
known that the families Of the often increase beyond
the ksppness of those VINO them would c.anef In
how instances does hard WORKING faer and mora
specially the mother Of poor family remain slaves through.
live and living but toll when they might havc enjoyed
comfort and auence, aud ii and .O hays
weighed down the spirit and at last broken the heain sf tho
father how often the left unable, with the
Intentions hsx salheress offspring becoming
degraded objects OF charity progate Of ves
though competence plenty smile how oitn alas
the days Of the kind husband and father embtred be-
holding the enacaed form and declining heuh Of the
fast sinking into premature gaye-with the cersan
sorrows his young and helpless children Of these ing
attentions and watchiu soctode, which mother aicas
the heartrening aiction ls desirable theais iaor4i
their families regardless OF
themselves the well being OF their oispng whrn
pie, healthy and certain remedy s within coaIolt
mating the vast benefits resulting TO thousands the sd0ptios
Of prescribed by her. would mspecuuly
ention Of the married consideration and
vrtuous prevent evils which subject simple
and enlightened mind, win unhestsngiy
the affirmative.
rnce i've dollars package accompanied with fall and psi
culrr directions
s ayi f ELL aEd snss sfsss e coz
Principal Ofce, LAB GIeeawlch street, New York. OfSs
hours from A. NJ ~ Z. M Boston Office No. Essex
B-Those enclosing money need postagc iy2sfe
The New York herald., 1844-11-27
ON THE CURE OF STRUCTURE.

IN A FORMER ADVERTISEMENT ON STRUCTURE
Ks
s9 % " Il !. Ss
much =: 5sSwHS ..s ~ confined
h GOmpsr. q no. ard j.. p.orerI means Of ~
~'
much s + q :ftas l Indeed occur.
months . and without producing any change
sny ding dca T attention % the @ o s
Pain esIsaly and then Sso@psssdS sf buy only
S e SsI aas
part itself There however, three ercu@sanc, which
should 20 .aS whs
ss $ sG sss s ms While S si he
s % sns Ssa S T. II s 5 Il aiss y.
MFSG SG, 10 OF s. been already ssd the
s s s0e; 6 q . a ,. M 0s
seem would afford strons .uspicon Not that this drop
40 structure exist without IT, The next is
The Tr EonMSa NAY ,s HAVE "a a. IN
frequent Of Structure. it IS rot severity, much
Ss
how long hi. eontinus wlheat producing uesuIs 0r
howsve houid have eonsisu.d from s1 % eight weeks mi.
nsh e %s e 'ss ss SGsd strengthen any other
sn .s as E. sc q
% g 81 'S 81. " % .ss s.. NG I this ss
ss.us which s patient does not SE.sry . Ga. hs
effect; though ttle underood, but IL uuquestiouaby
Indeed whoever cunsders the natural connection
mind and sexual organs will easily imagine that there
medium by which the mind powerfully acts
gans, through the medium the sexual organs
upon the mind This however better explained in The
Private Treatise" OF the author little volume which
the activity Of mind invariably returns.
With the Of Stricturehis il gratifying
stnts generally accomplished in little time, and without
pin nconyenence. Nothing exceed the Improvement
Of late in the treatment Of this complaint Indeed tho
hands OF and experienced the Of Structure
accomplished days formerly demanded
months Many consult the writer who buxi-
this city for short time ory, but return perfectly
cured heugn has been source 9 trouble and anxiety os
n.hes his own pecpsr means Of cure together with his
ipiemson on the subject and written IN The panes manner
Consulted on the various diseases rer.d to 10 hi, Private
ny hour aud Of te number Of pretsnde and
make the following saement satisfactory ground Of conf
&c &c he has been engaged the Of these Diseases both
published three editions Of work expressly them. Also
from the eminent in Americas Sir Ashley Coorer
Of London Dr. Mott Of New York; DR. Physc, of Pads
pha and Others and that he Is permitted refer 70 almost
every Physician Of eminencc this city The Private Trca
tseo 81 Address DR.. Ralph serr, % Greenwich street.
NIL Inn FIRE
The New York herald., 1844-11-27
JAYNE'S ExPECTORANT.

NOTHiING Gan E2UAL TT FpKr EMnv THKMlMH CnN.
EASES The following letter of DR. Brigham, OF Lowell,
Mass but speaks the uniform language of hundreds Of other
ciate Jayne's Expectorant:-- - -,
"Dr DAVID JAYNE: Dear Sr-I have nsed medicine,
ESQ universally known by the name OF JAYNEs EApEC-
TORANTl in nv practice for number Of years, and
most truly say that hsye been successful in the Of
that mild safe and thorough ExIectorant than Of any
which have used II Is the best for the following obvious
reasons does f given u proper doses disagree
able does weaken the lungs and the
tenn like msst other ExIectonns in common does il
abatc the appetite Of the patient like other nausetng medicines
which used by the Faculty In word, 1t neatly
or quite thing which has been sought for by Of the
Faculty for ages gone by. remain yours, truly,
LUTHER BRIGHAM, M, D."
Prepared only by Dr. JAYNE No 20 South Third street.,
Philadelphia ...
vEulton street. III Broadway. sad TT East Broadway.
oS71lmsee
The New York herald., 1844-11-27

sasa~nr> PERSONS afflicted with Rup,ures may rely
NJ - 1pon the Instrumental aid the world affords,
"a ,n spp!isssnon st the Office No ve'sy street
1nHr~ in the United States BE careful to ex-
anime the back pad Of ul Tuses they endorsed
by Dr. Hull writing None genuine to be relied
upon good. without his signature.
Many persons have undertaken vend limitations Of HULA
celebrated Tusscs and thousands imposed upon
qpence These limitations be relied upon they made
by unskn mechanics and better than the ordinary
Trusses
Rooms have been fitted up No. Vcscy street. exclusively
ladies' having separate from business depart
mert where female In attendance to wait
emale psfepfs NIL lmYc
The New York herald., 1844-11-27

THE BANE AND ANTIDOTEy- ~, a. "a
1 Disease. and all his grisy train.
Wnpd In thick foes or chilling showers,
They come, o rack these frames Of ours.
Lo Bilious Cholic leads the van.E
The mortal enemy OF man:
Dyspepsia marches by his side.
Seizing victim at each stride.
Rheumatic gout, and Peursy
For their dread share put IN plea.
Ague and Fever, Cough CatarTh,
Are armed to carry on the war;
Wlile fierce Consumption-form oil lear
Cuts off the staeglers IN the rear.
Colds intermttens. Inflammation,
OF every denomination,
Morbid disorders Of liver
Diseases Of the vital river,
That wandering through the maize oi VEINS
The system succors and snstains-
Are at this all too rife,
And, Vampre-like, their food is lifes
Diseases seeds in the air
For their dread contact then PREPARE!
As jackson laughed at British brags,
Ensconced behind his cotton bags,
And, knowing how his guns train,
Swept the invaders from the plain
So You may laugh at deadliest ills,
IL your defence is PETERS PILLS!
They sweep disease away at once
As surely as Old Hckory's guns
And, like the foes taught 20 fly,
They come back their luck to try
Cholic, Dyspepsia, Fevers, ChiIls-
Ayaunt My spell is PETERS PILLS!
aNcIPAL OFFICE. l25 Fulton crner Of Nassau street.
o3I Inn
The New York herald., 1844-11-27
MADAME kESrELL.

TEMALE PHYSICIAN, Office azd residence. iA Gres
wch street, between Coursndt and Liberty Streets whers
she can b consulted with the scest confidence complaints
incident female Frame
Madame lesteI experiences and knowledge in the treatment
Of obstinate Of female rregu ' soppagc suppression
such require but w sys effect perfect cure
Ladss desiring proper nsdca attendance during connemsn
other rd,poston wiz be accommodated during timc
with private and respectable board.
Preventive Powde for married ladies' whose delicate OF
ryeoarous health orbds rapid increase of family will be
BY mail any Of the United States Price IS Pack
Boston Office. No. Essex street
m B.-Those enclosing money need not pay postage.
N. B.--Madame kESTELL would inform ladies' residpr
Of the city, whose health would not admit Of travelling,
that she wosld devote her personal attendance them in a.
part OF he United States within reasonable distance jyo
The New York herald., 1844-11-27
Sales OF Stocks at philadelphia.

Fnsr Board, Nov. 26S20OO State 5's 81; $40 900 do
ds 663 $1,000 do ds, 67 $4,000 do 663 900 shs Will
mington, ds ~; 30 do GiraTd Bank g. 9s SO do
ss 100 do, Ads, Ii so dol Bank 81; so do, b5, 81
$4,000 Kentucky 6's, l03.
SEcosD Board Nov 26$l2OO Leh. Mort. Loan 66; $500
do Gs ie45 3s; rs shs Bank 81 $1,000 State SIS, DIS
6s $4,000 do SIS 6S; $4,000 do 5s 9, 6s3 $500 do SIS
6 $33 900 do 5 63; 20 shs Commerl Natchez 49, $500
Texas Treasury Notes 49, 100 shs Grard Bank b. IO
80 do do 3ds lOa 100 do do do l0I; do Philadelphia
Bank 1914.