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MEEN Fun! MEN FUNM MEEN FUNM

MEDICAL ADviCE-D0CTOK LAMEhT Is comb
vl denally consulted his Office, 81 Gold street,
Fulton, ali diseases Of private nature His treatp
being mild and judcious requires neither
con.ututionsl. arising from indiscrest ndulssrI
potency, engages the Doctors attention. his oh,..s
restore the system that state Of vgor nature
the patient being awHe. ca1sed BY mslueatment ana
selves Is efsetuay cured Sy Dr. Letter. post paid,
enclosinga fee Immediately attended and medicine with
advice any part Of the United States. Once 60
Gold street OF lw&r
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CbEO0 REWARD.-Cross Specific Mixture for the
WOOO cure Of gononhea, gleet. srcturss and ansla-
yet for the above complaints this is the most
tain it makes speedy and permanent without the
least restriction of Diet drink, exposure change app
cation business We give long quacksh recommends
for itself shall speak for it. Our object is TO notify
where be had and the proprietor challenges single
case Of recent brought which the
will rapidly under forfeiture of $500 Th. is
disease that pervades all ranks society," high
low. rch end matrimonial aad single they here
presented remedy by which they can cure themselves
Further the disease cannot be contracted If dose ofhe
ia bottles with full directions accompanying 1t at 81
Oae bottle last. week. which generally cures many are
John street Nsy York. Mr. Barry corner Chssnut
and Seventh Philadelphia; s. w F0wle 1877 Washing
ton street, Bosrcn - Canal street. New Orleans and
Main street, Cincinnati sic 1m~rc
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FASHIONABLE DANCING,

- J. L.vuuIu sfIetl " oy
Hoyss r.rs informs the pubic that her
AZ the usual Dances tsnght will be the waltz Msrurka,
Mszurka 0uas1e, Polh.s r(various,l Waltz cinq
new and graceful waltz Redova schools and families
tended Terms sndhour made known application.
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
AT THE CASH
TAIL ORING AND CT THIN G
ESTABLISHMENT,
w. H. DEGROOT & CO.,
un1 EuuAtnv EfvAMt

w. II. DCGhOOl q w.,
lO2 Fulton Street,
Second block East Of Broadway. New York,
WHERE every variety Of Gentemen's Clothing can be
the city of New York -
Over Goats and Over Sacks Broadeloth Beaver Pilot
Tweeds and Mazurka Cloths style and color from
sltl y .ffl 'f '4' 81 to SEQ
Gladstone half three and fall circle, Of French and
American Broadclotlls, from - :. s.? $25
Dress and Frock Coablack, blue olive and green
ofFrench. English, Belgian and American Cloths, from
HfI rs 1T SO to SIG
Office and Business Goats, Pelto Sack and Winter Frocis
ofTweeds and Broadclohs OF style in the market
Pans-Broadcoth Cassimeres plain aud fancy, Doe skin
French. English. and American, from $2to$6
Vests-dorble breased straight brea;5 and ISl,nE collar!
smere, plain and fancy Satins and Silks. fom
ALSO,
large Of Broadcloh. Cessmeres and
which will be made to order, to suit the most fasdious.
hand. w. H. DE0ROOT x CO.,
IN O10 PAIRS manufactured India Rubber Shoes
1V,VOO CONSULTING Of mems overshoes, and ladies'
das buskns-will be sold low close also,
shred 6uspenders, manufactured at the Union Rubber
Works. by MACKEY WALKER,
s1l lmsTr No. ! Hanover Siuare.
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RHEUMATISM.

DAMS md stiffness OF the joints. swelling of the muscu-
sSS J: E;
The ec.cv Of these nsredis1,s i: adsguubls. ard By
sSos:"s%sd eo%plsin,: we may almost aiiiIiSs
S haze sscS. % e
se together with s rapidly increasing may
&: ss x. hs e %
and Of disagree cable diseases the skin nd
81 PHI So se.asy 4.
81 q ass :d sS
p. Goo..sss.. jaly contracted ..di...... ana
eoutnued With S,% Two %onsSs and was rsd1sy
sf ,s M %
discovered thar e object OF these money and they
It
doctors considered il dangerous give any %sd
Placed
we'll and restored perfect health wish this pub
nos ns1 '''s' 20 THos GREEN. BreLlay. Harlem
lone Of the oldest and expeenced Medical and sar
s ds s. :.
ss u : % q sqps ia;
other dse.s. The Doctor: ic1 skill
have 81
fu,s .S
e
6y:Ssp:is *..iSs.. i: Limbs: and :as e he back
s0nls:on Of intellect: ios;aISs:: p.p;iPn q shs hear.
He in every Or NO charge Mid and re-
s. .. sSyss .ssadsS TO- DR. JOHNSON ' s:sslsds
educated Physician end Surgeon % liner
MEEN FUN! MEEN FUNM MEEN FUNM!
THE CELEBRATED Chinese Skin Powder. patronized
! BY Her Majesty Queen victoIia His Royal Highnsss
several soveeigns and in Europe Ladies Of hi.
Of using poisonous to free their skn Of
a,soiaers, MSo, ,d ,o ,h , ro ~ h ',e1L R?v
valuable addendum the toilet The substance white
powder entirely free from all mineral ssrngsnts prepared
ey herbs and fragrant ioestimable
salue que harmless in their that those the
DELEGATE and rsPresssd apply wIthOgt
tendency to irritation Of the skin and di:.pate:
TS be had whelss.ls e the Importer HOBBS CO.
Ke.chun, FsltSn street; C. II Ring isa Brosdwsy;y.
chemists aud pcrumers New York. and In all the principal
cities of the United States in boxesprice b and g.
s25 IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-10

GILMAN YHY1lclAN-on HElEE, Ne. - Duane
suSfs most rsspssruly Informs the public. that he has
" % once practice Patients lahorng under chronic affections
snch - q The nleess scrols
mecurial diseases sretores piles, kc Ase certain
ssse. 70 wh,s the liable in all large cities
may apply with Dr. HsIne being regular phys
can, ana member OF the medical faculty. ol0 msre
SANkOhDS AT 1T AGAIN.
'I'HE TAILORING BUSINESS carried on formerly by
Cd Sanford B,Sths. 70 the public and
eure new stock OF French English and Belgian Cloths and
every VARIETY o. csssees and vesngs thar fashionable
or desabe, which Will be made order suit the
dIcat a. 70 fashion taste and Workmanship Also. fall
assortment OF gsntlemen Quitting such Shirts
bosoms, COLLAR. suspenders umbrellas, &C., all OF which
TO sell low they be bought the city
Come andsea SANFORD BROTHERS,
. LIT Fulton st., next Herald Office.
MARCUS B. SANFORD,
ANsoN p. SANsaRn. ImSr RI
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N0u-coM.
officers,
QTff6cc~.

w w. 8 Bliss.
Assistant Adjutan General"
General Taylo states, too, that "the Mexican force
according to the statements CT their officers taken
prisoners in the affair of the 9h less than 5000
regular troops with 10 pieces Of artillery and probably
exceeded that number the irregular force not known"
so much, then, for Mexican arithmetic.
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MOrHER,s CORDIAL

MOTHERS COkDIAL
HE superior efficacy of this article when used in the last
stages OF pregnancy Y SO apparent snat no smas VINO
condition. deprived oft Its enec are 70 shorten and
diminish the suerngs attendant Child Bum one hail. and
thus place both child and mother in state Of safety
This qusck article but The prescrpucn 81 reguar
phvsicap has made this branch OF mis- pacttce
particular study For sale isa Broadway of John
street. - I'M On
Of the kidneys, pain in the back sde
hapitusI cofiveness. erupons. sore Doctor II
rnldby Piles Specific has made radical many
oflhe mentioned complaints be proved by
sena The specific punafive and
gamboge aoes pleasant to take and perfectly harmless
delicate male female Agents will BE-
appointed in county State, where there
application to BEALS& CO los Nassau street
IS msm
fad the thai died ohen wifh fhe Emerods
AN INFALLIBLE CURE FOR PILES
nR UPfIAM'S VEGETABLE ELECTUARY-Is an
amongst physicians the Hnmorrhoids Piles There y
no mistake aboutit at safe and ecacous, and
pleasant action No fear o taking cold While under its
influence change in diet taken according
to directions cure for lite " guaranteed. 49,
Hundreds OF ce6cstes may be seen BY calm. on the pro
TO- 90 and standing Sold wholesale and retail BY
the proprietor, 1876 Bowery; WYATT KETCHAM. l2l
Fulton st. N. Y; Brooklyn G.. Stearn. ia Fulton H.
Matoon. cor Myrtle Ayeune and Pear Price ~ $40 m.rh
FINE BLACK TEAS,
small packages at very low prices-e variety
Of which Of extraordinary quality lust re-
AIso. fresh lot of.hs Vim Day Chsppsgp Anon.
old Run and choice Brsndies In wosd O ssssi ,ooon
For sale by ~. bLoODtVyD,.
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wi saliinF surgeon Of iss Fulton street. New York.
fy phys,ooscaIy and medically explained, with compre
lures Seminal Weakness, Whites, Nocturnal En!ssions,
The Doctor has devoted his Attention Tor the s S1tssn
years in this city, g the treatment Of the above men
perience in investigating the pathology various srse
Of the gencrave organs he guarantees, All that
from London EasSurS and Philadelphia ai:o 81: So"cra
degree from the STATE Of Louisiana are suspended IN large
Persons distance enclosing ST. have copy Of hs
work. accompanied with which embraces all diseases
prepaid and .ddr...sds to Dr. H. F.ve. m
An f.DILAL AiD.-UK. HnEtiUNY, No 3 noo..s cit
WI street. pyscsn hss pub lished
may happen 70 nssd advice privately i treat: upon
ana forms with complete Instructions for t cure and also
young and iRousniiess. Price 50 cents.
The fo!own lew extracts from the works Of emil
fishing iniormatioa on so delicate subject" -
"A Iopic in physiology which artificial modesty has hith
confined ." the obscure and vicious but pevades
Neither the plague nor war; nor small pox nor similar
diseases have disastrous to humanity
The petsses that waketn IN darkness, and the de-
ut exctes the powers Of nature to undue action and
Ssa.s The vital principal and energy q" BODY and nina hence
the early failure or loss Of the faculties"
the cure Of diseases aad enintng from
Cordial Nothing be better adapted to help and Moorish
the constitution repair inward wssngs loss Of Appetite
purfes the blood without heating and nfiamins .Pnce "
boc in of half dozen at 9i0 es,eully packed
for expectation Consultations privately at all hours
SIS lmfr
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UNlON.HlLL ACADEMY,
FORDHAM, WESCHESTER COUNTY,
NEAR NEW YORK.
ALEX DEMPSTER, a. NJ, Principal

REV. WILLIAM 20 WELL
this Seminary taught all the branches OF solid Eng
l.h edqe.ton with ne other modern Lansnafss and the
ssgehst the whole course Of study !. conducted by the
the shortest the English language this Institution
oers advantage the Principal knows sufcien
the Feach Spanish aud German languages enable him
communicate pupils from those countries
Board and washing per annum $780,
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Circular.

Circular.
To the Officers and AGENTS Of the Indian Department.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Office Of Indian Affairs, Oct 2, 1886
Sir: beg leave to call your attention to the annexed
letter of the Secretary of War; and request that Won will
fully carry out the directions therein contained
Very respectfully your obsdent servant.
'atff w, MEDII,L
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To DRUGGISTS. &c.

To DRUGGISTS, &c.
EOR SALE. the Lease Store Fur iture, Good WILL &c
of well established and handsomely fitted Drug Store
with full aud complete assortment of Drugs, Chemicals
Fancy Articles &c. situated in of the best neghbor
hoods and the city
The doing and increasing prescription
and family Business, and any wishing upon
genteel and profitable business this opportunity seldom
to be met with Terms reasonable.
Apply at 1879 Sixth avenue. os TuTh&Ssr
MONTHLY REPORT FOR sEBTEMBER OF THE
NEW YORK
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wAn DErAarNxNr, Oct. I, Is46.

L.
SIN: The practice which has heretofore prevailed to
considerable extent, Of paying moneys due Indians
powers of attorney given by them is wholly ncon-
sstent with the duty of government to pay thcm
promptly and without abatement whatever may be due
to them under any treaty law for any claim what
ever to which they may be justly entitled Agents are
appointed and paid by the government to attend tn
business for them and they should be the medium Of
their communications with the government whether in
relation to any claims they may have, to their
wishes upon any other subject.
Considering how easily Indians imposed upon, to
permit them dispose Of their claims frequently
done for very iuadequste consideration to employ
persons to collect them to whom they give powers Of
attorney and who hereupon draw the money and keep
whatever amount OF 1t they may see proper their
compensatsn is to neglect the duty of the government
towards them, and to allow them do WRONG and nus
tee to themselves The practice referred to should
therefore be dscountenanced and you will instruct all
the superintendent agents. and subagents of the Indian
Department that will be. and direct them to give the
indians under their charge clearly to understand that
communicated TO the department through them, when
them - ~
Should any Indian or Indians however notwithstand.
ing tho above discrimination persist In giving powers
Of attorney part Of the sum which NAV he recovered
fhsreupon, will be paid to the persons holding them ex
cept such an amount under the of the
case, may appear to the department be- fair and inst
compensation for their trouble AMI expense The re
agent for payment to the Indian claimant In person
Very respectfully, your obsdient servant,
w. l.. MARCY
Secretary of War.
Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
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PusLrsHEp
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, K5
Nonruwssr CoarEn o. FuLros ASp NAsssu erRsRs
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The POOR attended between and 10 the morning
II. BOSTWICK, M. D.,
os 2weodsrc Attending Surgeon and Physician.
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chsrises the ssth uls for VIII NC. returned ssh
taehsd having the 9Th a e,pssesd viclsn; gale Of
tAul, snce which rime has been tzvisGn lswsrd-
scHn CAsoLISE CLARK. of Bristol. took the gale Of
the 10Th off end OF Isle OF Sablc aost deck iosd
chaldrons coal.
We understand that Of bark Hsm!on ashore 4 rTo,ines
brother ured. Ihe Yarmouth hsgister states that
been made BY underwriters wh some Province
people to get her of for $500.
LAUNCHED recently, BY VIM Buxton. fortland, abrg Of
about 100 called the Aon intended to The rs,shtng
business aud to be commanded BY Capt Leonard Hatch AZ
the time by Durham keabury bark Poks, OF about
1870 tons, 70 be commanded BY Capt Jos Lawrence.
NUftr IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18
SPLENDID FLAGS.

The Philadelphia North American gives the
following description OF the beautiful flags which
have been procured, in accordance with joint
resolution OF our last Legislature, TO mark the
active sessions of The TWO houses II is a source
OF pride 10 see that the flag of Virginia vet calls
forth The applause of the brave and patriotic cli-
zens Of other States:
"Messrs. William Fl. Horlsman & Sons, No.
81 North Third street, yesterday suspended across
the street, in front of their store from of the
uppermost windows, two magnificent flags,
which, during the day, arrested the attention OF
every passer, and attracted large crowds OF at-
mrers The flags are OF rich bunting, one is Of
the garrison siz., and the Other storm flag.
sThc dimensions Of the first are 81 BY 20 feet,
made with red and white striped and blue iriil,
the same as the United States Ensign, with the
exception OF circle, or disc of white bunting,
II feet in diameter, in the centre; on which is
painted in transparent shading The Coat OF Arms
OF Virginia, with the motto, SIC Sempsr 1'yran-
mis-, in black letters The other flag is of the
same description, 10 BY 20 feel. These flags are
Intended Tor the Stale Capitol Of Virginia, AT
Richmond, to be used during The sessions OF the
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For he EnQulr:T.
TRIP TO PINEY POINT.

Mcssrs. Editors: Why should | refrain from
doing simple act OF justice, merely because an
other has has done i, before me- This thought
fitted across my mind when observed in The
"Rchmond Republican" an account OF trip to
Piney Point by party of ladies and gentlemen
from Richmond and Hanover.
On the morning OF 3st August our friend (and
apparently The friend of every body,) Captain
Ben. Darracott, OF The Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad, gave us a wholr.souled,
old Virginia welcome, and after rendering his as
sislance in sealing the ladies comfortably in
car provided for The occasion, and remarking up
on the serenity and beauty of the weather,
and the bright prospect for a gay and happy
time he made the signal for the steam horse 10
be of, and in a lew hours We were near Acquia
Creek, upon The right bank of The majestic Poto-
mac, at which place we found The splendid steamer
Mount Vernon awaiting our arrival. We were
escorted on board by Captain Gunne whose
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18

COLONIZATION NOTICE.


The Amcrican Colonization Society will send
an expedition 10 Liberia, 10 sail from Norfolk,
Virginia, about The 18th of November next The
complement OF emigrants is not yet made up
Persons wishing 10 60, who can be ready al that
time, are requested 10 give US immediate notice, at
this office.
Executors and others having slaves under their
care intended for this vessel, are respectfully
requested 10 have them ready in time. They
should lie we'll supplied with beds, bedding, CLOTH
Ing, cooking and farming utensils, and such other
articles as may be necessary 10 their comfort and
happiness.
Any masters having slaves whom they wish
10 send 10 Liberia al this or some subsequen,
time, are requested to inform US OF their number,
ages, character, &c, and al what time they will
be ready.
There is al present great demand 10 Liberia
for Tsacie,s and Ministers Of The Gospel. The at
lention OF free people of color, who are competent
10 discharge the duties OF either OF these profess
sions, is earnestly requested. We shall be happy
10 hear from them.
The increasing operations OF the Society de-
mand enlarged resources. Our friends who ale
willing 10 aid US are earnestly requested 10 send
forward their donations without delay.
Ministers Of the Gospel will confer great ia
vor, and promote a good cause, by laying this
subject before their respective churches, and TAX
ing up collection and forwarding il 10 Us BY
MAIL.
The Liberia and Chesapeake Packet is now on
the stocks in Baltimore, and will be launched the
Isl o November next. She will be a beautiful
vessel, and possess every convenience for The
transportation 81 emigrants, as well as cabin pas
sengeIs. She will lhenceforward make Two voy-
ages a year. and will thus furnish regular COM
municaton with Liberia.
All letters sent TO this Office for citizens Of Lii
bcri0, and for the officers and crew OF the Airi-
can squadron, post paid. will be forwarded by The
first opportunity. W. McLA1N
Secy Am. Col. Soc.
COLONIZATION Rooms,
Washington City, SePl.e, 1916.
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=======-= ,. ~ homo. Of our iron manufacturers

.,. ,,oo, which the hopes of our IRON ma"u'o
based. e ,,e s,atement as TO the effect oi
-, .mnrrior cheapn.ss OF slave iabor, u ' ri,sinia
~ state that negro hands are einp'"yeur 49,, 100 in
..na,.s for etO n wear, total cost 0l apou. y,
sIndiuc their board and cnthing The W 49,, dov
white labnrer in PENNSYLVANIA are iu'y in tne
or about $500 year. This Important ,,, nal dit
,ricr of labor II Is evident, misl iaNe - ,niorm.
ference in the price Of The pig iron; anu WE a's
ed that IL precisely what We have s'a'ea rs-
s.rhc superiority OF our coal mas htel W.T. We
,hli.b.d ,,y e,prr,rnre al the TTtdeeM r,,,d 10
% 49,, Ia mrs which have been manufacturer :.
Nr JOSEPH Il. Anderson, the present ,,n ~ The Sc
works were adjudsed upon me apr ,h 10 ony others
.srrst tests 10 superior IN sifehelh 10 49,. gbe
mn, haye been manufactured III the e","'y ,,;as,
r,nl run, Us il is called, stood SIREN ~ ,'r e .ns
charges, whilst the greatest number eve, ,,f,,,ns
-, ao American ,nn was f,ur Mr.. Anderson lhloims
us that he took pains To make experiments lie with
famous Picion coal, aud To compare 'nrn ,.,, ga
those obtained with the virginia coai, "'1 NV "
tsfed that the latter IL greatly ,on Inns ols
"The peciIar excellence Of the virginia no" nd ,hs
been manifested at The same estan'sh , -, ndan,a
communication Of NJ discoses ,e ah hsen thr chief in
ducement TO IN. establishment of an iron mahu'a''
by the Broadmeadow Company. .,icb ,he iron
"The only important DISADVANTAGE VIZ, VIZ, ,a,, nj n
interest in this State has to encounter, - tne hit,
chesn mad. of TRANSFORMATION from the furnaces,
though Il very serious impeachment, Is ~. ,ined y
outweigh the greater advantages we iiaSe "'e
In conclusion. we lake this occasion 10 re-
mark. that though we have ever been opPo-
nNah
sed 10 a protective tariff, we have wa'ch'
ed with interest the manufacturing en'ei-
prises Of our State Long ago, we look Inc pa'n'
to inform our readers Of the successful progress
of the Tredcgar Works, under their present spur
tied and worthy manager We took pleasure ~
calling the attention oil Congress ana Tue Peop'e
TO the superior guns manufactured at the wolAS'
and to the beauty Of model and excellence Oh ma
terial Of the Revenue Cutler "Polk, now oe'"s
built by The same gentleman, and which we are
glad to heal from the Times, is to be launched IN
two or three weeks. We rejoice in the success
Of Virginia enterprises, and We believe mat ihey
will succeed under The new system Of dulles
The present discussion will have the effect, II no
other OF setting forth some ollhe resources oil VIZ
,nia, and OF establishing The fact, that our manu-
lecturers are not vel nor likely soon 10 be rum
ID" by the new Tariff. The same may Justly be
,aid of The manufactures of other States, but we
vase our conclusions upon what We witness I'M
Ter our own eyes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18

COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS. SEPT -,

RICHMOND MARKETS, SEPT II.
TOBACCO.-Inspections very light. We
have no change 10 notice in the article Tor the past
week. We quote lngs at from 81 90 TO / 50 !;
common eaf.S2 90 10 3 90; middling So % TO
90; good and fine shipping "a 90 to co. extra
manufacturing IS 00io s 90.
FLOUR-Old 81 new 37l 10 4 50-Sales.
CORN-52i a 55c.-a better feeling prevails
in the market.
OATS-None arriving.
WHEAT OFFAL-Bran 10 cents; Shorts Is
cents; Brown S!uffs 20 cents; Ship SUITS 80 cls.
PROVlSIONS.-BAcoN: Smithfed and CRY
Cured 6 6. cts. for hog round; Western Sides
a 6, Cts; Shoulders Al els. LARD ! :. Gents.
FISH-Herrings, dull al 81 for No. i.Shad 81.
SALT-Sl 60 | 65 fiom the wharf.
STOCK MARKET.
Reported Jy Bcrerley Blair, licensed Stakeholder.
state six per cenls-par value. slOO-held al slO4.
SG2.
James River and Kanawha Bonds, guaranteed by the
Slate-par value, SIO0-held al par and interest.
Exchange Rank Stock-par value, SO0-ast sales lo2.
Farmers Bank Stock-par value, si00--held at S9I.
Virginia Bank Stock-pnr value, S70-hed AT S65.
Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Stock
psr value, Si00-hrld at $685.
Richmond Fire Association Stock-par value, Sc
last sales $50.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Siock-par value, slO0-leld al S75
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Certificates
of D.bt-par value, 500 80 Ia sa3.
Richmond and Louisa Railroad Stock -par value Si00
held at s25