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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-18

TRI,L OF H. i. GREEN. At TROY-Ihe prin
cipal witness examined on Tuesday was David w
WYATT the brother of the deceased Mrs Green. He
was questioned at very great length and gave his
tory of his sisters acquaintance with Green before
their marriage. well as OF Green conduct during
her illness He repeated al-o his sisters declara
tons to him. that she poisoned by her husband
that he put a white powder IN every thing he
gave her, and that after taking il she was always
worse.
A letter from Green mother was found upon him
when he was arrested. and was offered IN evidence
but rejected. The following is verbatim copy
Troy Feb'y 10Th l-l3
Dcare son II il with the creates anxiety that wright
YOU At this time feel 10 morne with you AZ this time
II weeping would doc emmy goo hut my head has been
SOW hot that cant shcad b. day am All nOs ds
iractcd that thay will prove you giy II that should
be the case am Ondo and sou and all The rect
Of the family Henry tell me are you nisont and don
deceive NEE Henry have binn sorrec that have tod
you the reports that bird that Guild weap MINT ana
day did rOng in telling you them nj all IA dd nf
think would make you dislike your wife at all Az yo'
YOU told you love hr and mared hir Tor love II sow
cold YOU wish do very rOng II you had been De
cev, In ,nny way you cold have left her a onersble
way you told NEE -hce VIRUS girl and have be
eve you and have binn sorry IN told you emmy bear
say reports Aas don't be- leave them nj all II this should
be- the Of emmy that has lepen shall weape night
and day did not wish To make you ON happy AZ oil
viii you for give and Will god for give NEE asse
In sOem prarc light The viii soon be desided
be- careful what you cay aud doc for you're life depends
on IL want 10 you very much lndead right 10 NEE
and l,it the hOOl matter II II A. soon "a
this without delay do II let Cd this On now
a lr your sncer frind and mother AL deh
NEE part good by MI We meat again. sally Green
II /!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-18
New Publications.

~ Al ENCYCLOPHDIA OF DOMESTIC ECONOMY,
No . ha. Just been ssued by the Harpers The articles
IN which have arrested our attention those Ma
King Bread Materials Of do. Preserving Animal Food
DO Fruits and vegetables and Cooking Apparatus. II
here be any commentator Of this work which we have
not already bestowed we beg the reader % supply It.
Every housewife who can read should have copy. Il
70 De completed in twelve Parts at % cents each.
IL The Breach OF promise, Novel: BY
the author Of The jill Cousin Geofrey' The Marry
ns Man &C. has just been issued by the Harpers-
raiher shabby But wha, can be expected If people
VII have novel. for y cents
" The Roman PoSTIFFs; Or. A Sketch OF
the Lives OF the Supreme Head. Of the Roman Catholic
Church WIKI Biography Of one OF the most distin
suished u their Number-Translated from original
and very popular work Just published IN France, Ia.
usi been published by II. q Daggers, - Ann-'ireet 1t
eompend Of al the horrible stories that have been
reported Of the private lives Of Of the Popes espe
cialy Of Alexander VI
IT The SOUTHERN LITERARY NEssESGER- for
July contains se7eral Poems by W. g. siinms' review
Of Percva translation from Zschokke, an Editorial
say American Literature, &c &c. J. Biseo is Mas
.su-s,
lT The UNITED STATES ALNA>ac FOR l-i6. has
been sen, Is by Disrurnea It Is fair work, but We
think it borrows too largely from the Wing Almanac to
ustify il IN Withholding credit
n TIE PEsSY MAGAZINE. No. O. has been
ssued Il : full Of interesting TO the young reader
Greai should De taken in printing work full Of
Wood Engravins-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-18

Semi.WeekIy.


HosoEES-GsEAr ArrRAcrross-FAEE ENhisi'
rIoNs-The beautiful picturesque promenade' OF this
fashionable resort are crowded daily with quiet orderly
and respectable company to witness the innocent and
novel performance vhieh come of at the Eysan tieds
and Otos Cottage The propretors Of the Cottage and
the coonade at the Eysan FeIds deserve the thanks
Of tho public for the iberasy IN their efforts TO please
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-18

~ The following is a longer extract from the
Vera Cruz letter dated June %, and published in
the New Orleans Tropic, to which we referred yes
terday
There will be a declaration of IN a few days by
this Government against the United States Orders have
lust been received 10 have all the public archives re-
moved to Jalapa which Is 90 miles IN the Interior for
safe keeping This looks ike making preparation
The Mexcans stelyfeceved N addition 20 their small
marne-three large boats. mounting each ?. pound
ers built in NewYork well finished. and creditable to
American ship builders. They cost, with the arms
attached 20 them about $4,000 each
The Castle IL In good order mounts 300 large guns.
and has recently been reinforced by some 800 600
men As II "a in much better condition now than when
the French attacked IT, think will be- able 10
tend successfully with any Naval force the United States
may send
On this the Union remarks. This unqualified asser.
ton requires confirmation The Mexican manifesto Ger.
tainy keeps the door open either for peace for
be determined by future events We learn that our
Government has received dispatches by the late arrival
down the 10Th u June from the Capita. but they
give nothing decisive"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-18

~ The Post Office advertising has been given
to the Lowell Daily Courier. good Wing paper The
Post Loco) in Boston and the Historian in ST. Louis
have the lists also in their papers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-18

~ Gen. JoHs CocSK has withdrawn from
the con,es, for Congress in the lid Dis,rc, Of Ten
nessec. last represented by Hon. VIM. T. Sen,er
There are still two Wing Candida,es-W NJ.
Cooke and Lewis Rencau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-18

H VIII the Philadelphia Ledger publish Cassiu.
NJ Clays letter to US on Daeling |, isvcry brief
and the Ledger has grossly Inexperienced it,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-18

LATEST PROM BRAzrL.-By the brig Active at
Baltimore adyces have been received from Rio de ia
Metro the t June The following extracts from letters
contain the latest intelligence
RIO DE- JANEiRo. May 29-Ihe dates from Mon,eyi-
deo are to nh INST No change In affairs Arrived. the
Wh9 and Nimble from Baltimore, with 100 obls Gale
20 Flour sold Al ls|.
RIO DE- JASErRO, May j0.-Dsies from Monteyideo 70
2lg nst-nOthng decided there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-18

~ Yesterday barn was burnt at Yellow Nook
owned By Mr.. Bennett Loss about tl5O0 supposed
to have caught IRE from The steamboat Iolus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-18

A DEsmIRArUN-We are informed that an
elaborate work on language has been undertaken by
Professor Wright author OF English Grammar, &c.
Ii is to be entitled "A Dictionary Of the English
Language. combining the merits of Johnsons
Walkers and Websier's latest editions in which
are exhibited through the medium Of appropriate sppi
catons) the distinctions of words under their different
Senses wheihcr True Popular Proper or Improper
Literal or Fguratve Mental CorpCrca Intellectual
or Sensual Moral or Physical Positive or Negative AZ
also. between Terms whether Concrete Abstract Dis
crete Opposite Synonymous Technical Correatiye'
Gcnerical Specific General Particular To which
added Critical distinctions of the casscaton of Verbs.
and hence complete development Of the peculiar dp
proriaons all cords capable OF such distinctions and
also OF their various applications in Language
aborous work of this character, and emansting. as
il does from source so competent in the nice ds'iac
tons of words should be encouraged by every lover OF
polite literature To this remark are led by the con
sheraton thai a want OF time and means TO employ
competent assistants may ebstruct the progress of so
truly useful work should subscribers list be sub
miied to the literary public, trust to see this great
effort well sustained It is the interested duty Of
every writer Of composition to encourage H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-18

~ kESDALL's LIFE eF Jackson, says the
Union. IS to be resumed by the rs Of August and con
euded By the close Of the present year The papers Of
The Old Hero are pass into the hands Of Francis P
Blair who vii doubtless write another history Of hs
eYertful lfe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-18
TO-DAYS OUTSIDE.

~ For an article on the late Thomas Hood see first
page.
Poetry, Money and Marine matters on the fourth
page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-18
HERMITAGE, April :, lsi5.

81 hnd that Mr. Blair and the President have got into
some difficulty about the Globe with Mr. Blair as its ed
tor being the executive organ This Is difficulty the
President has got into where can result but in
Jury 10 him and no justihable the President
part for H. He believes Mr. Blair has become unpoPu
lar with part of the Democracyhe has opened his ears
bad advisers Mr. Blair has more popularity with the
democratic members OF Congress and the democracy OF
the United States than any editor in bem-and by the
course adopted (he) will dsune instead OF uniting the
democracy.
Present me 20 Mr. Blair. and say him iha, was So
sex Yesterday and exhausted writing 10 the President
that could not say half what wished, but II have
strength will write him again. Blair has taken
proper stand aud | know will never suffer himself 10
iose character or be degraded. The Globe Is 10 be
boughi-by what political clique, and To subserye what
interest Il the renegade politician -'' 10 have an
interest Who would trust him in politics or for mo
ney My opinion is that when the money u wanted It
will not be forthcoming Il Major -'''' OF -,
To bee the purchaseri II So he IL here considered broke
and say 20 Blair If he sells have the cash good Sc
curty that is known and voucbed 10 be good This dit
fculy was entirely unexpected 10 me and has veSed me
-orey.
we all At the Hermitage greet thee with the kndest
.,utafions Your sincere friend.
ANDREW JACKSON"
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APPOINTMENTS BY TUE PRE-.

APP OlNTMESTs BY TIE PREsIDEST-Ofneisl
PASCAL BEQuErrE. Receiver Of Public Moneys fof
the district Of lands subject 10 sale at Mineral Point
Wisconsin. vice Robert w Lansing. removed.
WILLIAM P LyNDE a. Attorney Of the United stairs
for the Territory Of Wisconsin from the I'D instant n
place Of Thomas W Sutherland whose commis'on
Will On that day expire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-18

NEW Music STORE .-Messrs Ferret Co. OF
Philadelphia have Just established abranch OF their house
al Ne 237 Broadway where they intend to keep at all
times an ample selection OF the freshest and best Music
for the Piano Harp Flute SC at prices far lower than
have hitherto been known The great and constant diff
fusion Of Musical and knowledge in country,
creating demand for thousands of sheets where hun
dreds were bought few years since renders Music
publishing better business than formerly at half the
prices charged Among the Music last published by this
house that OF the opera ofhe BOHEMIAN GIRL
three Parts at 25 25 and l2i Also eleven Songs
Of LOVER for 25 cents Beauties of La Norma for 25
cents. &c &c. They have Moores, Lord Byrons and
Haynes Bsyly. Melodies in press in the cheap
style with the gems of all the most popular Operas
The lover. Of Music should give them early call
Mr. Fry's new opera Of LEoNoRa, lately produced at
Philadelphia with unbounded success will soon be pub
lished by Ferret s Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-18

10 The STEAMER ACADIA. Captain Harrison
len Boston sn "Wednesday for Halifax and Liverpool
win lV' passengers Among the passengers are Hon
LOUIS NcLanc Minister Plenipo,entisry to England Mr..
NeLsne three daughters and son Mr.. Henry BOYD
a''"ehe TO l : Legation, Horsey Palmer England. and
Rev. Mr. Hefschen
ine steamer Britannia is now in the ll,h day Of her
.oySsr from Liverpool and her speedy arrival NAV he
Ssy es br n. "ies' Wesietn is also in the 18Th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-18

~ The Democracy take General Jackson
opinions as Gospel If so, what will they say to
the following extract from one of his letters about
Mr. Polk and his bad advisers" "ihe political
clique" and the renegade politician p Its pub
lished by Major Lewis, good Democrat whom
Mr. Polk turned out of office because his daughter
married the man OF her choice 1t appears in the
Nashville Banner:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-18

lV' We do not, of course, credit the rumors that
Messrs Buchanan and Walker have resigned, or
seriously thought Of rcsicnng, their seats in the
Cabinet There has been spat of course, but
there may be many such before either of the Honora
bic Secretaries rclinquishcs his 10000 year Mr..
Walker is il trouble in Mississippi in Tennessee and
all over but he is slippery fellow and may wrig
gle through yet If not. it was good thought Of
his, withholding the commission sent by the Cover
nor to Hon. Jacob Thompson to succeed him in the
Senate. Walker may want the place again himself
" When Capt. Rynders was put into a mos,
responsible position IN the Custom House by Mr..
Van Ness the Morning Nescs blushed for lis party
and declared that Mr. Lawrence would turn ON,
Rynders very speedily. MIR L. has now been Col
lec,or between two and three weeks Win III.
News inform us whether the Captain of the Fmpir.s
has been removed yeil and. if not, how soon he
will be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-18

~ Many OF the Loco Focos OF St, Louis are
highly dspeAsed with the President for refusing to ap
point 'ne WIDOW OF the late Senator l. T. Linn 10 the
fos''oree. Gen Jackson wished her to have it, bu,
Polk would not crafty the wish Of the Old dying Hero
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-18

SUDDEN SICKSFss AT CAPE MAY.-Accouns
from Cape May that nifty fty visitors %
that place boarding Ludsrns Hotel. suddenly scsened
Monday. after dinner and that some OF them were"
riou-y Affected. The had not been sscertsned,
hut supposed 10 have been something Of delete
nou, nature contained In portion Of the food me
dinner meal
The Philadelphia United states Gazette says: In a
conversation with distinguished medical gentleman o.
this City who came up from the Cspes yesterday and
whose opportunities for acquiring correct niormsrn
undoubtedly the beet we were informed thai, IN
prepared from some copper utens The Lislsdy BENG
confined ~ one house would seem to confirm inst
opinion"
tn ROBERT f.. II. LFyERISG. the "AmercdH
AHttquarian' has arrived in the packet ship Liver
pool from England. where ne has oeen completing DIS
work called Antiquarian AnslOgies,' exhibiting tns
simsres ne hs. discovered existing between me anu
qutcs oi America and those OF Europe particularly tnose
u Great Britain establishing nj the time the uh.y
Of the Human Race Furnished with letters q recon
mendatiOn from John Quincy Adams and otber dl'ih
gui.hed individuals be had unusual opportunities ior eA
tending his antiquarian researches which Will render ~
work interesting both In Europe and this county "aen
published -,
rV- The people Of Burlington, Iowa, have bea
meeting protect themselves against the aormons On
the l7th inst Among provisions, the shens o. u,
county has been despatched procure ehundfed 'sa
Of arms.
II son OF Gov. Tslmadge a young man, re-
Gently died Al Taycheeda Fond du Lac Co. Wisconsin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-18

visit -, John y p and Halifax and then return ~ We!
ofNorfok Sew.York and the sound. 10 Boston "ne'e
IS osr trip 10 Boston
" \ large organ. builifor Trinity Churcn' Ne"
Haven vii Be publicly exhibited TIL, afternoon Al I'VE
O'Clock the mandatory O.; Mr.. Henry troen N Oeh
ire street.
II A man made two attempts to drown nlh
self as evening BY jumping into the River a. me 100
q Msiien-sne. He was hauled out both tlre' ana a.
as, carried or to the Hospital believe more dead
than alive. We could not learn HI. name
NJ Editor.
I am resident very nearly opposite the Dead
House in the Park and wish through your paper q
call the attention Of Tho public TO the er that the exist
ence Of such receptacle tia: y. OF dead bodies ar
nioerabe nuisance and that ought to receive tnt
speedy attention Of those vho-e business II Is 10 remove
H. The efuv.s arising from that place to-day IS so Of
fersive that doors and windows opposite must Re KEEP
shuttle air around tainted with decayIng human b.
ings Ought such things 70 be There are now
THURSDAY P NJ ten or twelve dead bodies there
and 10 inquests are being held How ons We are 70 De-
subjected to this state Of things know not. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-18

~ Every hing cacu aied 20 mpan instruction aH' p.
light should be- encouraged Az place Ia he city can az
one receive much pleasure by ysing us Ams'nA
Museum al his time. The sifaei.on- are rare Tie -
solving View. should ~ by every one sigDor pi1.
the Ogtari-t: Mr. and Mrs. Western, Mss Adsr hsnls
ton, COnOger, La PETIT Caflne. and CaDnibal CbT az
smong he attractions. 90 ~sny-perormances al oe0e
The PeirOlO.asi remains for ih-- ~eex
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-18

~ N0tice.-fosdick, Hoffman Co. have lhs -,
o. ened al No. 81 Broadway, between PEAR anl Ann
SIS, with carefully selected assortment of PANS =
PIC and Window Glass; ARTISTS aud Coach Aasers "
Iarushcs, Brushes &c. Ac, sac viii be- happy ~ wy
ply al dealers In hese favorable terms
Richard b. Fosdick will hmsef exclusively att 90 70
portion OF business connected with House Pannns ~ A.
brsnchosL ~ VH@"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-18

The New Orleans Je'iersonian Of the -th instant
has a letter. from which we make the annexed cx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-18


shuttle air around tainted with iecaying human b
ing Ought such things 70 be Inere are now
Thursday P NJ some ten or twelve dead bodies tner'
and inquest. are being held How long we are TO b
subjected 70 this state Of things know not l.
GES. JAoEsoSs LAST WIL.-The Union pub
fishes the following extract OF a letter from Nasf
vii. dated June
The last vii and Testament Of the old hero was hi
day approved IN County Court and = Of pubic r
cord. he commences by giving hs body 20 The dls
whence II came h- soul God that gave II &c devoun
hs estate bret 10 the payment Of two debts w one
5000 with Interest. borrowed Of General fauche
New Orleans another Of $1,000 with interest Dol
roWod Of Blair Rives and the balance 20 - SON Al
drew Jackson Jr with the exception Of few serv ants
NE grandchildren.
The sword presented him By the state Of Tennessee,
he gives 70 4. J. D0nel.on (his nephew now Cnsrs
q Araires az Texas The sword presented MN az New
Orleans. he leaves 10 Andrew Jackson Coffee. the son
his old friend General Coffee The sword presented hr
Philadelphia he leaves MS grandson and narnesa<
The sword and pistol. which he carried through the Br
ish and Indian he leaves 20 General r. Armstrong
Inc pistols Of Washington, By nun given TO Lafayette
and by Lafayette gwen 10 Jackson, ne leaves 10 eOf
Washington Lafayette the of General Lafayette
Sundry other presents made him during his long an
eveniu career, left with his adopted son. win II
structons 70 him that in the event OF war they ma
upon the restoration Of peace. be distributed amon'
those who shall have conducted Themselves most worth
'counirymen and the ladies'
Il j. dated think IN September. l-ii, and revoke
will made by him -evers. years before Il . IN III
own steady and firm hand wiring and Ike All thinc
that fell from his pen breahes the Pure.i pairio
ism throg houi"
~ Gen. Jackson has been called by some of hi
fond admirers a second Washington. and If the
dared to express all that j. in their heart they woul
no doubt assign him a higher place than that occr
pied by the Father of his Country. In reading tn
will of the Old Hero every one mus, be struck b.
one circumstance in which it differs materially iror
that Of WAsHISGToS: II contains no prortsion
for me emancipation Of has SHARES. This fac
marks the radical difference between the two men
Washington viewed Slavery as an evil and wrong
and his sincerity as a friend Of Justice and of Re
publican Institutions would not suffer him to leav
the world until he had recorded his testimony agains
it in the most emphatic manner; while Gen Jack
son belonged to the South Carolina School in whic
The cant of Democracy dwels on the lips
OF the forgers of letters and wieldcrs Of vhips"-
and among whom Slavery is regarded as the " Cor
The New York herald., 1845-03-29
Phiiadolphia.
Correspondence OF the Herald.l
RHILAnRI.pHIA

PHILADELPHIA, March Is, 1845.
The information Of the death of Heary Zell,
communicated about the time was closing my
letter Of yesterday, proves to be incorrect. He re-.
vlved somewhat towards evening, and it is said is
now somewhat better. But this last is mere ru.
NOR.
John Harrow, the little boy who was run over
oy the wagon at the brick yard on Tuesday, died
tlls morning at the hospital.
Burton has been playing Buckstone's piece of
Green Bushes, at the Arch Street this two even
laes TO moderate houses the acung was excel
lent, put the piece seems to me to set all probab-
es al defiance; Several excellent old farces have
rhe National Circus, after all, is the attraction
Physical skill, dexteuty and strength, seem to de-
light the people, and mingled as it is with gorge
Gus display AZ this establishment, draws crowded
houses nightly.
The weather 10 warm az summer, and the sky il
clear as that Of Italia when it aint cloudy.
Below, you have the sales of stocks to-day
You VIII perceive that Girard and State Fives are
The New York herald., 1845-03-29
NV BOOK /,

New BOOKS
lust PUBLISHED--The Life ,f Gen Francis Marion
with Apena l. couain ng Biographical o o. Of Gems
Greea. Mo Pckeus. somer CoI Washington Lee, Da
during the Amscan Revolution, by II. ~ Moore. with sght
kngfavnxs
fons
he Lovers Forget Not and Songs Of Beauty choice
collection Of srntimsnt Comic and Temperance Songs with
all the late Negro Melodies
Tne Economy Of Humn Life, translated from Indian
manuscript, written by an Anc snt Bramin.
Ths Lie and Adventures Of Robin Hood with illustrations
Phadephia, JOHN g. PERRY
1893 Market street.
New York, NAFlS CtHNIsH
m20 3tsrc 278 Pc ,rl street
The New York herald., 1845-03-29
CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW YORK.

COLLECTORS OFFICE,l
- - h,arch 10Th, is43.
NOTICE-Proposals will be received this ohcs until
~ Monday the day Of March, n.taot for furnishing the
Light Boats this District under the supernendence of the
Undersigned W.T.
9fa Gallons Wintsr Pressed Oil, from he.d mattsr.
3,43t do Spring spermae Il Strained Oh
The to be OF the best quality, Eauged BY
United States the time of delivery aud
ed 10 the Of Light he require
ironbou I'd casks exceed thirty gallons e,ch The Oil is
70 be beio, payment Is made therefor The
proposals handed viii be marked the ouide Psposais
for Oil" e, r. VAN MSS
mh20 o. IN (oll,ctor,
The New York herald., 1845-03-29
s.Ies or srocks .t PhiiadsIphia.

FIRsr Board March 90 100 shs Commercial Bank "a;
RR a3 900 G,rard anK ea $50 do 10; 1881 do, l0},
$500 old County ss 1860 ss $4,000 Lehsh 6s ls45 at
1000 do 6 1874 44t 500 United States 6s 1902 lSA
sns Bk 26S; IL Mechanics BIZ, Est; So7O0
Schuylkiil Nav. Loan, 1855, 64t.
sxcorp BoAas 200 Tennessee Bonds 6s, bown 80; 1856
Norristown RR g. 5000 state 6s b6wn, 78{; Farmers
and Mechs Bank AL 400 Girard Bk DDS loa: 800 d.
lOI; 10 Lehgh l44