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DavIs,s VegelabIe Palm killer.

For the First time introduced iRto This Place I!
For the CURE Of both external internal eonpalnts
this Is humbug, the list Of Druggists who
sell the incidence and the eminent Physicians who use il
in their practice throughout the New England States fully
evinee among whom, Of tho latter, are Dn. Wadsworlh
and Holmes Of Prov r. l. There are four trouble
complaints which this medicine will asariakly cure
and no mistake, namey-Indig estion, Costveness Sour
easpoonfal Of the PAIN KILLER, in wine glass Of
ter, aer meals persons Of weak nomacha may par.
take freely Of almost any And OF food without the least in
convenience and il will always, when taken night on
retiring rest promote sweet aud refreshing sleep. For
further particulars concerning this medicine paphlsts
explanatory, which may DO had Rras Rising 6O0 bollles
are sold monthly by the proprietor.
For sale Wholesale o. retail a. the General Agency Of
Price 20 and upwards, according 10 the si.e Of hs
bottle. 4m3a
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ssHOMER & Coz,

LEAVING recently decided TO extend their business
In 10 the New England States, would commend TO
the favorable notice Of Dealers in HARD WARE,
their we'll selected stock Of Foreign and Domestic
Goods which from its extensive variety good quality
and freshness is well adapted TO purchasers for retail
Sales. No "a Merchants Row,
Near the old Market. Boston.
April 1. lmissS
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BosroS ArLAs.-Colone Schneider long sud iavor.bly
known the editor Of the Lowell Courier has purchased
the Boston Atlas of lie present prOpretoa and kes pos
session the let Of May
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vIRoisia ELrcros takes place to-day (a2d) for fifteen
members Of Congress, State LegisIaure &C. We expect
Wing gain Of three four Congessmen. The
IRON that State stands II Locofocos and Wing.
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MoRE TRoorsThe President has called for 10000
soldiers to carry the The requsoa Is made upon
Pennsylvans New Jersey and several Southern States
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W We have received Communication signed "one Of
subscribers" touching the late election in New Hsmp
SHIRE which decline publishing We think the writer
handles New Hsmpahre friends with unmerted sever
i,y, and trust another election will convince him that
we are right
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STRAWBERRIES
IN SUCCESSION FROM MAY TO OCT,

From Four Yaristiss.
The Boston Pine, Hevey's Seeding, The Common
Red Wood. and Sioddards Seeding Alpine.
The plants for sale by r. PHiLLs Biddleowa Point
NJ, and Drrrox & CLAaK Agents, Bfattleboro.
sheet conlainng important normsiiOn in relation TO
these varieties chiefly extracts from the Magazine Of or.
teulture, HoTliculLurst and other periodicals. furnished
eratuitously with the plants sold. 4w32
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NEW YORK MARKET, Moad.y, April is.--Floar has sd-
vsneed; sales Of Genesee 49, Michigan 81 ST. and Troy
at the same price, Con has advanced to ST. which Is freely
paid for yellow Large sales Of Rye s Barley 70 is cs
and Oats at 40 a 20 eta.
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NEW READING BOOKS.

YUyHE subscriber publishes Russell 4 Coldsbury's
IL series or seven Reading Books, and will furnish
them TO Booksellers and country Traders al much
or new books. 4
These books are already used, more OF less 10 24s
towns and Cities and recommended Tor use in the
counties Of Windham, Addison and Orange, VI.
W Copies given to towns Tor examination.
CHARLES TAPPAN,
ia Washington ST., BOSTON.
April 20. 4wss
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A RARE CHANCE FOR YOUNG MEN.

TITO vend several very uSeial Ptbieaeas just received
Il from Boston, number Of energetic aud oe educated
young MES wanted, 10 whom the following encourage
ment will be given-Those who will take 800 worth,
start with and pay for them in advance shall be warranted
70 clear az we'll qualified foe che business hIal and econ
omIcaD go month for year Those who cannot take
90 large quantity (eveu II not than 25 wonhl will
be employed but insured Several that have engaged
in the business, TO whom reference will be givea,
cleared from 40 70 500 month The books ali Of
eAar form, and oAe ia splendid pictorial work. Retail
pr cent discount Please call and examine for yourselves
but don't tgrife. J. GREENLEAF
nil OIL, ,s,z Galis'd; "
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VERMONT PHOENIX.

Mn CccLkY 4 doing aeuahing business in The Desuereo
type line During nc past week he has copied o. the i'm
portant character. d ne slass ioeodns oufssf and
neighhor Democrat His pictures can't be
tie sisrs good Iooknr shall not
hbited "show" much longer, friends will do we'll
call soon. HHt Wfif IA = tfs.t
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Paper Mangings

rTNHE subscribers are receiving direct from tho
Factory IN Ness Jerssy, a large and splendid stock
OF Paper Hangings, comprising every variety and
style from 10 30 eta per roll Customers respects
fully invited to call and examine stock before pur-
chasing. BUTTON 4 CLARK.
April 5, 1871. 6mSd
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Dte0.

10 this town, April 2d, Isadors p daughter Of Mr VIM
s. Clark, aeed7
In Guiford, April g, Mus phebe Haley widow Of the
late Mt Belcher Haley, aged ~. FtA ilta
In Guillord, April o. Mary Jane Lanei, youngest child
OF Iruman and Aura Yeaw, aged yr mos u days.
In Dover, April IT, Col Phineas Wood, aged So
ers IN Western New York and Ohio will please notice
In Townshend, March Is, Mr. Jonathaa Mann, aged IS
yrs. and y mos. lrrl.lf
In Rectangular, April re- Mrs Mary simouds widow Of
Lynds Simonds, aged ~
In Greeafed. April o. Mrs Rebccca, wife Of Capt Ed.
ward Adams, aged 10.
10 Montague, April II, Miss Polly Hunt, sEed g.
Ia Charenoat April 2. Mr. ani Wing formerly Of VIII
mington, W., aged Is ~ .
In Iisdey, April 0, Mrs Elizabeth W. p wife Of Rev.
Dan Huntington, aged 81.
In Scott, Cortland co. N r., March 10, Mrs Olive Bah
cock, wife q Raymond P Babcock Esq Formerly Of Ley.
de0, aged ~. =
10 Deer6ed, N. Y March lgth, Of consumption, Mr.
Calvin n. cushman, formerly Of Greenfield, aged So
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PRosArE CouRr roa ArRrL--At the probas, Once Brat
tleboro Monday the seth inst
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Buggy Trimmings Cheaper than
NO ~ NC H0-
DLATED and Brass Buggy Bands, Laces, Drab
IL Kerseymere, Patent Leather, Buggy Lamps, Plat
ed and Brass Dash Frames, Axles, Maeable Castings
sc. large assortment just received and Tor sale at
lower prices than ever. u. RANGER.
April goth, ls4T. sws5
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MOTTO Il .

TIME subscriber calls ell persons indebted TO him
IL TO make immediate paymenl-ihe present month
the extent JOHN SMITH
Green River, April 10, 1877. Sws4
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LIME.

40 HhDs. LIME, Cor '', s, * !. ooony,,v
BraiiIeboro. April aoih. is47, s
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Dissolution.

YTNHE copartnership heretofore existing under the
j. firm OF N. & c. B. ALDRICH, Was by mutual
consent dissolved on the first day Of April inst. All
penons indebted, hereby called upon to settle and
pay up Immediately. NILES ALDRiCH,
CLARK d. ALDRICH.
Londonderry, April 10, is47. SWISS
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NEW SPRING GOODS,
-AT TuE-
Low PRICE STORE.
wHzELER q PRATT,
No. a Granite Row.


INVITE the attention Of their customer. and The public.
pfsng large assortment OF the newest and most
fashionable styles Imported together with very large stock
Of Domestic Goods all Of which will be sold At the very
Lowest Market Prices.
Having tried Tor the last year the mode Of selling Goods
at Low Price, and finding the amount Of our sales more
than doubled enabled 10 offer greater Inducements
10 all purchasers Of Goods than and being DESTROYS
keep all The customers have, and make as many more
ones shall adhere strictly to the low price principle.
DRESS GOODS.
Our assortment 10 complete in all Of the newest styles
de LANES, Senoh Ginghams, Gnghsm Muslins, French
Lawns and Musns BalIorines Organizes, in styles;
light and dark Dress Sks, wide Black Silks for Msntas.
CALICOEs AND FURNITURE PATCH.
We have opened very large stock Of ali the styles
which we yl ssl :. suPsr'slsdv E lev prizes M.
and Light Slid do. ISummer shaws IN great variety.
GFNhite goods Of all kinds, Swiss and Book Munlins
Lawns, Cambries, Linen Hdkfs, &c, sc. Emsrodefies,
Housekeeping Goods,
Of every description full sssorimeni Brown and White
Damssk Table Linen Irish Linen Table Cloths Of all
Black and Brown CottOns Bed Ticking, all Wool Carpet.
ing Cotton do Straw sad Oil Cloth CarPet Stair Car
PETS Tufled Rugs Pure Live Geese Feathers.
Mourning Goods.
full sssortmsnt at all times.
French, German and English
BROADCLOTHS,
Csssmeres and Doeskins. Plain and fancy
vEsTrNos.
Gents. scsrfs, Cravats, H'dkfs Bosoms, Collars Sus.
penders Gloves, &c.
Cashmere Of different colors, article for Summer
Coats Summer Stus for chldrens wear Of al kinds and
many other goods not mentioned.
In fact, the most complete assortment Of Goods Of
for themselves WHEELER q PRATT.
April IS. "a
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Wanted.

DY the subscribers oae hundred 5uskeis Hard
ID Wood Coal; to be delivered immediately. W.
CHASE r CR.aNDALL
April 20. SIS
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CTRAw SEWERS and APPRENTICES wanted ian.
- mediately by IT,. BAsCoM:
April 90. a35
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IIarness Trimmings.
window Glass, sc.


600 BoNNETs just finished and for sale BY
OOU I'll BASc0M,
So Doors north Of the Phenix House
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NEW YORK
@Bonnet Mandatory
MILLINERY STORE.

3SC1ue a. 1SRu3 Bn9@wun
HAylNG just reformed from N. ", would present
III TO The public their stock Of Millinery Goods,
consisting Of Bonnels, Flowers, Ribbons, Gaps, Re-
We have large stock Of BonneIs, consisting Of
White silk Braid,
Linen
Genevese, Rice Coburg, French Lace,
China Pearl, Pearl Florence, Birdseye do.
Coarse and Fine do.
British and English Rutland.
, lDSThis stock was all bought for Cash and manu-
featured BY ourselves and for that reason we pledge
ourselves TO sell cheaper than ever. We have eplrn-
did assortment Of Ribbons, all OF Spring styles flow
ers, consisting Of French and American outside and IN
n1-Caps Of a superior style, entirely new.
We shall keep constantly on hand all kinds OF Straw
and Fancy Brads, which will be made Up 10 Older,
from the latest patterns
Great care will be taken in repairing Ladies and
Genllemen's old Hats Of every description.
We feel sale in saying we do them better than
has ever been done before
Pressing done by machinery.
II. BASCOM,
FinisheI and Presser.
% Too Doors North Of The PhGnir House
Brattleboto, April Is. 50
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FashiOns. Fashions

TIME subscriber has Just received his Spring and
IL Summer Fashions Tor is41, al No. Granite
Row. E. HART.
Brsttleboro, April IL. ls47. sws4
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Oils, Paints & varnish.

Oils, Paints & Varnish.
o TONS Pure Dry Lead,
a $500 lbs. Ground do.
500 gals. Lnseed Oil,
SO 4" Boiled do
rs " Japan,
40 Sheds Coach Varnish( superior nriele)
20 +" Cabinet
Spis. Turpenlne, Paint and varnish Brushes &C.,
for sale by BUTTON 6 CLARK.
April 5. 9m83
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SILK DYING.
Grove Street Dye House.
WORCESTER, MASS.

SILK DRESSES DYED FOR ONE DOLLAR.
A.E. DwINELL, Agent, Braitleboro, VT
Bratileboro, April G, 1s47. a
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PLASTER.

10 TONS Ground Plaster,
AV5 Stone do. for sale by
&C. HALL.
April IS. 81
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The first of the stars to the left was surrounded by
The second by the motto, Our people approve Gen
Worth" The picture No. !, was mystical represen-
tation Of the Angel Of Death the Goddess Of Liberty
The Goddess of Fame SC. and dedicated to Ringgod,
Watson, Ridgely Lincoln Clay YELL Hardin and others
on the side where the Angel of Death hovering while
Doniphan Price, Bragg, Morgan, Stockton, Wool, Pat
terson Hunter and others and the top of the pic
ture was the name of Gen Butler The third star was
surrounded by the words We offer the stars If not
accepted, give the stripes " and the fourth star by
the declaration that :" In the South
strengthened by Mosquito Fleet abiding to the
little ships that in and battered away at Vera Cruz
during the bombardment Picture No. 9 represented
the American feet in front Of the castle of st. John the
castle and the fleet sautng each othera really beau
tiful picture Picture No g. represented the left Gen
Scott and his army before Vera Cruz on the right
Bucna Vista in the back ground No 4, was picture
of the fight at Buena Vista. band of music
tween the firing OF rockets with national airs Messrs
Richie S: Heiss did their duty handsomely
Proceeding down the avenue, we found some windows
lighted with white red and blue paper lanterns; other
windows decorated with evergreens, and some Of
the trees along the border of the hung
with fesoons of paper lanterns after the Chinese fashion
At 18th st. the boys sent of paper balloon which went
flying away, It had message for old friend over
ON DOWN to the Of h sree ond oosns
up that street. both fronts to the top hill
to be on fire from the sheets of light emitted from the
windows. In this line were included the office of the
National Inteiiigencer, Donohoo's buildings Odd Eel
lows Hail. and other establishments deserving of honor
aoe mention out we are prevented specifications from
the want of time to take particular reconnaissance Of
the streets On the avenue AZ street. the perod
cal store Of Mr. Adams agent for the Herald the
numerous pictures in his windows of the various battles
in Mexico attracted particular attention. and the
OF Brooks Co. Mt the corner, also tastefully
bellished with pictures and candles.
This brings us to Messrs. Blair and Rves' splendid
building, jackson Hall alike ornament to the city
and credit to the founders Rves never does any
thing BY halves He always goes the entire figure OF
Jackson Hall lit up In style and In addition
to the thousand candles In the windows two trans
parencies In frontthe top being combination Of
four portraits somewhat after the following ORDER:
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Bark L yssade and sehr Manson started and
load, pIOba9l went to in the evening Bark Turk
BaIT,soss My PAR NespoI,an brig Trs,sEs Lo
Point brig onteaums, Myers from Rio de Janeiro and the
Brem brig Magaet with on board steamer ria
Georgia repsrs New Point ship and brig anchor
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Watts Cork ara mkt brig Rehd Parker 81 cosk v sch.
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biysrgoo Stephen Luman Bryan, Bremen; bark lan'hs'
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NEWPORT Office Of the Herald and Rhode Isander] May
8Ar schrs Thomas Burt Providence for NYork; Tonqun,
Herman Phad for Boston, sloop Thos Thorne, Hatch,
Falt River for NYork.
Providence, May l0-Ar schrs Daniel Baker Frink, and
Gornelia: ZaSr.ke Baker Philad; 9th, sOop James
PoRrLAND, Nav i0-Cld schr Challenge, DAVIS York.
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Pearce NYork Sid schrs Harriet Chandler and Glover,
Cook, do
SAvANNAH May Tin ship Countess of London Boyd.
Lverpool; bark Peter Dem Pckens disg brigs Robert
MsNsir dis Macon. sIsasld do splendd: BaTIs., Do;
Skofeld Bath Henry Jenkins, Wass wig; Gen Washing
Poste, do w jenkins, Watson, ldg Oraloo, Cox,
disg.
SALEM May ioCld brig Oriental, Nelson. West Coast of
Africa.
sTAMPIco April gin port schr Thomson. for
Vera CRUZ brig Norris unc schrs Smith, Gathering,
Balch smith, J Pierce, Patriot. Steamer Palmetto,
Smith, 26th I'm Vera Cruz
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And the picture below representing the fight
at Buena Vista Thompsons Shadesn were not in the
shade neither and the vast commanding front of the
United States Hotel doomed out large life from the
lights in its glittering windows Next had the st
Charles, thanking Third street and the avenue blazing
under the combined attractions of 1900 candles and the
star spanged banner large the mainsa Of the Penn
sylvania sweeping the ground Lieut. Col Jones. of the
battalion raising In this district, determined to
do the thing became officer Of gallant army
and Dan Henrie Of tho opinion that would have
blinded Santa Anna to see the sight
Old Bullion had his house Lit up right splenddly, with
banners flying and transparency dedicated to Santa
Fee chihuahua and the Aissourians and good mention
OF Bucna ista and Cerro Gordo. Gen. McCulIa had a
picture out Of Santa Anna giving leg bail making all sail
upon mule, and hammering him with duplicate wood
en- leg to increase his speed
We have time TO say no more except that the navy
yard the great attraction from tho universal light
ing down there and the gorgeous and beau
tiful fireworks of Mr. Costn All the hacks in the city
were engaged in carrying down the people to SEQ the
sight.
During the evening, there was also fine display Of
rockets from the Mall fronting Missouri Avenue and
last though not least the members of the cabinet and
public officers Of all sorts had their houses illuminated
storm hung all this time the western horizon,
and the frequent flashes of lightning from the dark
stu further contributed to the magnincsnce Of
the cslorhc exhibition.
Any 10y AND large therefore you viii that have
TAE DOCTOR.
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BY THE MAILS.
WAsHISGToN, May IL. lsI7

Ertra Session Of Congress-Ihe Army.
We have had report prevalent in town to-day that
the Union of tomorrow morning would carry forth t.
the world proclamation of the President convokng
extraordinary session of Congress- in August next in
reference to the war with Mexico.
This may be the case fer it good fashion in these
piping times of to be taken by surprise any
thing.
II should turn out that there is such proclamation
1t ends all speculation oncebu If nothing the sort
should appear you may charge the invention to the
New York fund mongers As high an officer men,
Der of the cabinet dsclaims the probability of called
session, with eleven millions of money hand and the
war going on so snugly.
Respecting the forward movement of General Scott.
learn that he has instructions stand Jalapa
FOR the present and wait the moving of the waters and
the arrival Of reiuforcements w
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NEW ORLEANS, May Corn is very heavy. and prices
still dropping Sales yesterday 10000 bushels at SO to
cents for mixed and white and IS to SO cents per
bushel for yellow Wheat Is in brisk demand, but at
lower prices Nearly $4,000 bushels sold at ST. AZ to
81 20, the highest price for prime Flour is steady
The sales were 5000 barrels Mt SIS 80 to So for Ohio
SO o3 to SO 10 for illinois, and Sc 3s per barrel for
choice st. Louis brands.
MoDuE May 5-flour-The market has been yery
quiet since the receipt of the foreign news and the
rect quotations few sales made yesterday from
auction houses at SO 371a Sc SO for Ohio brands
since the receipt Of the steamers news the market for
corn mas become very unsettled and sales were made
yesterday in small lots Mt prices ranging from SIS to
cents per bushc At sale by auction on the wharf the
prices ranged from AZ 4S cents. Corn has arrived
freely for the last ten days from New Orleans in addi
ton to that received by the rivers giving dealers ample
supplies for the present Oats quiet IS cents
per bushel, which lie decline.
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PHILADELPHIA, May IL, Is47.
The western part of tho city has been the scene Of
considerable excitement for day two past owing to
suspicion that murder had been committed by Will
liam McClain upon James Clarke. On Saturday night
the latter was McClains house. whittier he had been
invited to stay and sleep. nephew Of McClan was
aroused by noise during the night, and 60
ing into the kitchen Clarke leaning against the
mantel piece in speechless state. McClain car
where he left him, Yesterday an unavailing search
and committed by Mayor Swift to await an investga
ton The suspicious against MeCain apparently
confirmed by several articles of apparel belonging to the
supposed murdered having been found in his house
Since then however, the search for Clarke has proved
successful; he lies in almost hopeless state
from the injuries inflicted by McClan, at friends
house in Kensngton
The Jack Shepherd gang, Of Moyamensing though
about, and have recommended operations Two houses
were entered on Monday night, ut of which, being
because unable to ma any vauables they
arousng Of the occupants In time to extinguish It,
they would probably have pershed in the flames
footman, were all taken into Collins daguerreoype
Enlistment this morning and excellent representa-
ton was obtained OF this most accomplished dwarfw
his equipage There Is greet curiosity to the &C.
neral and his levees are thronged, though three
given every day.
AS the train from Baltimore was approaching Chester
this morning about O'Clock, poor nebriate who
lying upon the track caught by the cowcatcher
and not observed until the cars stopped He was 80
much injured that he died after No one there
abouts knew his but he had been the previous
evening lettering about in a state of intoxicatlon.
great outrage perpetrated last night by some
rowdes, who embarked on board the Baltimore cars
their way home from the fight. They refused to pay
their fare and when the train stopped to put off
those who would not poney up the conductors life
threatened by them Six out OF about twenty-five es
capped without payment, the conductor not having
enough with him to enforce it, and the passengers
declining to interfere. A warrant obtained here
for the arrest Of Of the principals but the officer
rived at the wharf just the New York boat was push
ing Of
Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia.
MAY l2.-FRsr BoARp-OO Vicksburg Bank, lls6; 10000
Texas Boeds. 8 23a 5000 Reading Railroad Mort Bonds
55l1.
AFTER SALEs-30U. Bank Az so Girard Trust %: 30
Susquehtnnsh Canal III 1000 State 3 7 $500 do Isl
Camden 4 Amboy Railroad Bonds, g7h.
SECOND BoARD-5oOo Reading Railroad Bonds 7sH; 5000
State S. Kentucky Bank, II: so Reading Railroad 29
AErgR SALES Hrndiog Railroad, 2szk; 10000 Texas
Bonds ss 231a 500 U Loan, 6s 7 1864 500 Schuylkl
Navigation 6's, SO, 761a; Penn Bank 80