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W Messrs Springs g. Brawly are re

w Messrs Springs & Bra~ly are re.
ceiving an uncommonIy large stock Of gro.
ceIies. Merchants in the Western part
of the State would find il TO their interest
10 give them a call, for il 10 more than
probable that they could make better pur.
chases than they could to so further.
The Charleston Courier Of Nav Ilth.
says, The steamer De kalb, Capt. Lub.
book. on her last trip from this city To Cam
den, had on board fifty one hhds. Of Sugar
for merchants (Messrs. Springs & Draw.
ley J ia North Carolina" Their advertise.
nent viii be found in another column.
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hobby the Democratic. party rode for a
long time; they covered il with all The
tfaPplngs Of sophism, and disguised it so as
to deceive the unwary, but they at length
rode IL to death, Mr.. McDufIie knocking
the poor thing 10 the head with his Forty
bale theory. They then mounted The
I" Horizontal Tariff" which suggests some
remarks, which we have not room for ut
present, but ave will resume it before
long"
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From the Baltimore Sun, OF the 9th inst.
Arrival Of the Stea Iner Brita min,

Arrival OIL the Stea Iler tia n mia
7DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Important from France-Attempt Of Ledru RoI
I'm 10 Destroy the Provisional Government
Great Excitement in France-Ireland on the
Verge Of War-England Quiet-Advsnce in
DISQUALIFICATION Firm, &c.
The following dispatch reached US by
telegraph, during yesterday morning, from
our correspondent. Of New York.
/ New YORK, May s-5& A. NJ.
The steamer Britannia reached Boston
at IL o'clock, NJ, on Sunday, but the tel.
egraPh being out Of order between this
| CITY and Boston, no VS. was received by
her until The arrival Of the mail this MOI :.
ming.
Nothing has been heard by the Britain.
MIA from the steamer Herman, and she has
nolyet been teIegraphed at This port, as was
rumored yesterday.
There was no change 10 cotton al Liy-
erpool on the 22d, though the market wa.
firm.
The market for breadslufs was Il IN at
an advance since the sailing Of the Amer.
lean.
lndian Corn "a 27s. per quarter.
Flour-Amer!can 26s. 21s. per bar.
rel.
The Prussian Diet has been dissolved in
a most undgnlfied manner.
The news from Austria and Italy is not
important.
The Sardiuians have gained some slight
advantage over the Au-trians.
The Rothschilds have refused TO loan
Russia money al a discount. on bes! bills Of
81 per cent.
The Groin have set fire to the village Of
5asselle Nueva, forming Gordon around
he village, and 2O0O of the inhabitants
we're burnt to death. uttering the most ap.
sling shrieks. :
The Pfussian troops are invading Den.
mark, and the Danes were defeated in a
kirmsh.
The Pacha Of Egypt has hung depu. :
alton from large meeting, who had been |
ppoinled 10 lay before him the complaints ,
the people.
The Duke and Duchess of Monipensier :
ave been banished from the capitol Of
pain. G
The Austrian government. has expelled
ls Jesu,s Of Liutz, which gives great sat-
ciion to even The Catholics.
la Scotland the Charlis,s are regularly !
rganized.
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susiI. \ = ~ fooad them weeping for IN,
- Z Pc The prestige Of ils might,
80. Ill II them on over the decspila,
- ,Sasiss u Kings, fields Of blood, and
iksu1b eDoUes Of casoags and slaughter.
7(hss Naculssa lsfl France he left her as
slDslIy tusifous for liberty as ever; but
r~ksd = sbs had been in The commotions
- ,puslse, pfshs revolution, she rela psed
= soseSIsn ie1o "a sPalhy. which calmly,
rsfh - Uith Plsssuse, saw Charles Y
e1sl1Ss regal robss.
Chssjes The x wss dsitroned, and Louis
|YktI'ipps s(,sr tho momen,ous struggle of
|Likny, exhibited 10 1880, went in, no, as
4 giar. ut - cisizsn ksng,--a kind of
|PspaGliesn hssd u the govesnment---and
law cones The solution Of the causes lead.
Ia 10 ~ late esvoIuIion.
The 6sme u liberty, lighted during the
Leisa II Lswis XIV. hsd bssa never sui.
bred 10 become sxiiaguished. II burned
shis Lewis XVI was guillociiued when
Lewis XVII died Of want. during the two
|s.iods Of exile Of Lewis XVIII; while
bassparis was being conveyed to Hslena !
Liodled within brighter glory when Chas.
was dcthroned and getting brighter aud
Brighter, has Iaiieriy been augmented by
seh seslsl fuel, ss ihewrilines Of Monies.
uleu. DE- Tocqoeville, Lamar:imc, Theirs,
IsIin. Blanc, and others. This abiding
ssife for liberty, together with their dis.
ppoin,msn, in Louis Philippe produced
10 various "tsseSies Of bis reign and /,
pslly consumms,ed the late revolution. /,
3 instead Of prosing himself eihsen |,
F.e was sndssvouring to feiier the eiLsea, :
Iih the bonds Of iyrani. !
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The celebrated Rev. Mr.. Clapp, for u
long time considered an orthodox belle.
yer in eternal punisbmenis, is now featuring
10 large audiences in New Orleans, 10
which he takes the ground that there is no
such place as IIell.-Er. paper.
Suppose tho reverend gentleman don,
like to believe in" Clap traps"
MIKE.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

MECLLENBURG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, A.
prii Term, lS4s.
Leroy %, Springs orisiu.l Attachment.
Tho, II. Alexander.
Levied in the hands of Brcm 4 Alexander and
them summoned as Garnishee.
TT appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court,
that the defendant resides beyond the limits
of this State, 7Hereore ordered BY the Cssrt, that
unless SAID defendant appears and replevles al
the mex, term of said Court. to be he'd for SAID
county, a. the Court.liouse in Charlotte, on 'hs
4,h Monday in July next, Judgment BY default
will be rendered against him.
Witness, Brady Oates, Clerk Of said Court, a
office, the Alb Monday IN April. A. D. ls4s.
b. OATES, ccc.
Ap,ill7. Printers Fee SIS t31
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA,

STA IE or NOR1 III. CAROLINA,
MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, A.
pril Term, lSiS.
X. T. Davidson & Co.
u.s. Original Attachment.
Tho. ii. Alexander.
Levied in tho hands Of Brcm & Alexander and
them summoned rs Garnishec.
1T appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court,
Il that tho defendant resides beyond tho limits
of this State. Therefore ordered by the Court, that
unless said defendant appears ana repleves al the
next term of said Court, TO be held for said coun.
tv, at the CourtHo in Charlotte, on the 4,h
Monday in July next judgment by default will
be rendered against him.
Witness, Braly Oates, Clerk of our said Court
at office, the Alb Monday in April, A. ID. ls4S.
B. OATES. Gee.
MAY II. Printers Fee SIS. ,37
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Rcginlental Orders.
.Neic Sterling academy.


Ii is under the direction of Rev. S c. Miller, Of
the A X. Presbyterian Church, graduate of la
University. The following are The rates Of tuition
Studies preparatory for College, $40 90 per sess-
The higher English branches, so do
The lower English Go 600 do
The sessions consist Of five months each. The
second session will commence on the first Mon
day of May next. and close on the last Wednes-
day Of September. Full Boarding can be had at
S. to Sc per month While the Classics receive
their share of attention, particular pains are ia
ken 10 make the pupils what they should be, viz !:
English scholars. The Bible without any CON-
ment is made class.book Parents and others,
who desire to place those under their care in
situation favorable to moral as we'll as religious
culture would DO wei, to patronize this school.
DR.. JOHN McCLELLAND,
LEVI N. ALEXANDER,
FIELDING WATTS,
LEVI GIBSON,
THOMAS MILLER,
LEANDER ALEXANDER,
ABNER FEIMSTER,
ALFRED GUY,
J.B. THOMAS. Esq,
Trustees.
April "a, lS4S. t54
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Outside prices now range, from 8! TO
to % cents per pound with fraction more
for superior article.
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EYIHN.GALs

Married, in Montgomery county, N. c.. on the
4th instant. by Oliver Vogle, Esq, F. II. MAX
WE'LL, Esq. Of Mecklsnburg county TO Mrs.
N. A. PERPALL, late of ST. Augustine, Florida.
The Charleston Courier and Florida Herald,
will please copy.
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A COURAGEOUS FEAT.

In his testimony before the Cour, Of In.
qury in Mexico, Gen. Scott stated that
the greatest physical and moral feat, in
point of courage. ever performed by any
individual within his knowledge, pending the
campaign, was the passage by Capt. Lee
Engineer, over certain difficult ground
by daylight, aud his return to San Angus
tine in the dark.
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Springs & BraWlcy

Springs & BraWlcy
4 RE Just receiving, with their new and exten.
N sive stock Of DRY GOODS,
GO hhds Of Sugar,
so barrels New Orleans Molasses,
100 bags Rio Coffee,
100 sacks of Salt.
All of which are of the very best quality and they
now offer them at lower pricos than they have
ever been sold in Western North Carolina. All
We would ask is an examination Of our stock and
price,, MAY IL.
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KEEP COOL. KEEP COOL

KEEP COOL! KEEP COOL!:
RROWNING'S IMPROVED PATENT Ann
- VEN IILATED REFRIGERATORS. at
greatly Reduced Prices, warranted superior TO any
nov in use for preserving, perfectly cool, fresh and
clean, BUTTER, MEAT. EGGS, FRUIT, IL
QuOR, &c, during the summer season, and also
from Freezing during the winter, any article de-
posted in it. They also contain Water Jar and
Lead Pipe in the ice chanber by the arrangement
OF which perfectly cold water can always be had
without additional ice. (of which less is required
than any otherl Also, Upright Refrigerstors.
BUTTER BOXES, in which Butter NAV be-
transported with perfect safety by land or water,
and my celebrated non.conductors oil heat for cold
water. requiring but lbs. of ice for "a hours; as
thousands will testify. Thankful for past favors,
we hope TO merit continuance. Sold BY
X. BROWNING, Is Commerce street,
May H. near Prattst., Baltimore.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-17

The Hon. John Y. Mason is spoken Of
in several Democratic papers as candl.
date for the Vice Presidency. Judge Ma.
son is quite popular, and his nomination,
ac doubt not, would be satisfactory to the
party but we believe tina, more eyes are
directed TO Gen. Qutman, as the probable
nominee, than any other man. Indeed,
should the friends Of Messrs. Buchanan,
Cass, Houston, Woodbury., and Dallas fail
to come to some agreement which might
promise harmonious action, we would not
be surprised if Gen. Quitman were the
nominee for President. So far as we are
concerned, We shall endeavor to do our du.
ly TO the cause and to those kind friends
who have appointed US Delegate to Bal
,imore and. above all, however much we
NAV be devoted 10 James Buchanan, or
how highly soever we may think Of the
claims of other distinguished statesmen,
we shall look ont only for tina, course which
in our humble opinion, may be best calcu.
lated to harmonze the party and defeat the
! Wings. Men die, but principles are i'm
mortal. NORTH Carolina Standard.
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When Kentucky Judge, some years
since, was asked by an attorney, upon some
strange ruling, " Is that law. your honor 7"
he replied" IF the court understand her.
self, and she think she do, il are !"
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA,

MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Court If Pleas and Quarter Sessions, A.
prI Term, ls4s.
Elijah G. Morris
~ los. Original Attachment.
Tho. II. Alexander.
Levied ia the hands Of L. w. Alexander and Sam.
nel +. Alexander and them summoned as
GsrBishee.
FL appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
Il that the defendant resides hey ond the limits
oil THIS Slate. 1hasfore udersd ty The Court. that
unless said deiendan, appears and replevies at
The next term OF said Court, TO be held for said
county. al the Court. House IN Charlotte, On the
ath Monday in July next judgment by default
will be rendered sgainst him.
Witness. Braly Oates, Clerk Of said Court, at
ofhce, the lth Monday in April, A. d. Is45.
B.OATES. ccc.
April IL. Printers Fee s5s 1877
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
MECkLENBuRG COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, A..
prii Term, ls4s.
VIM. w. Fins
=, rs originsl Attachment.
Tho. II. Alexander
Levied in the hands of Hrem 4 Alexander and
them summoned as G4rnishte
7 appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
Il that the defendant resides beyond the limits
of this State Therefore ordered by the Court, that
unless said defer ant appears and repleves at
the next term Of said Court TO be held for said
county, at The Court House in Charlotte, on the
18th Monday in July next, judgment by deau!t
" ill be rendered against him.
Witness, Brady Oates, Clerk Of said Court, at
Office, the 4,h Monday in April. A. d. le4s.
ID. OATES, ccc.
April II. Printers Fee sjs. ,37
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STATE OF NORTH. CAROLINA,

STATE OF NOR1H.CAROLINA,
MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, A.
pril Term, Is4S.
Leroy Springs
rs. Original Attachment.
Tho. ii. Alexander
Levied In the hands Of Brem g. Alexander and
them summoned as Gsrnishee.
L appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
II that the defendant resides beyond the limits
Of this Stale, Taer.fors ord.rfd by tie Court. that
unless said defendant appears aud rtpleses at
the next term of said Court, to be held for said
county, at the Court House in Charlotte. on The
4ih Monday In July next, Judgment by default
will be rendered against him.
Witness, Braly Oates, Clerk Of said Court at
'fiee, The 4lh Monday in April, A. D le4o.
b. OATES, Geo.
April L.. Printers Fee Sjs 1877
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FATE OF THE TREATY.

The New York True Sun Of Monday
says:-" At a late hour Saturday evening,
we received by telegraph despatch from
our Washington correspondent, advising
US Of the receipt by our government OF
dispatches from Gen. Butler, which wore
reported to convey intelligence very unfa.
vorab!- relative to the ratification Of the
treaty by the Mexican government. The
resources Of our correspondent for infor-
nation on such subjects are of the frs,
class and though Paroles, the monarch
list, is under arrest, Valencia dead, Bust.
amente powerless, Farias leans naturally
to peace, and The present cabinet at Quer.
eisro depend for their very existence as q
government, upon the ratification Of peace,
apprehension that the treaty negotiation
now in progress will no, be successful"
We should not DO surprised if there be
some foundation for this report. And, IN
that event, what does our government pro.
pose Must we continue 10 sustain an
immense standing army in Mexico, at an
enormous expense, until that indefinite pc.
rlod vi hen Mexican obslinacy shall be sub.
dued What oblec, such force is to &C.
compIlsh, unless it is to provide the Mexi.
cans a, our cos, with police TO keep their
rascally population in order, is more than
we can divine,
Ii Mexico refuse this treaty, ii seems
clearly the dictate Of wisdom and econo.
my, instead of offering her fifteen millions
IN addition TO the hundred millions Of the
war, to withdraw our troops. and occupy.
ing the territory we mean to retain, leave
Mexico TO get il if she can.
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MAGUIRE,S DAGUERREOTyPE.

NJ would respectfully return thanks for the liberal patron
81 age bestowed on him since he first had the honor OF
Introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOrLeans,
five years ago during which time he has taken portraits
than any other person the world His specimens were
exhibited at the Far in competition with Others taken by
the best operator from NewE Ork and he awarded the
tTst Premium. No specimens exhibited at mis- establishment
but those taken by himself j. NJ the public that his
portraits will continue be what they always have been
the BEST. His long experience, and constant practice are
e best inducements to persons DESTROYS OF instruction in the
beautiful art. Genuine NOgtander Cameras u per cent.
cheaper than any IN the city all other articles the
Plates at 81 DOZEN SC0yIs No for So 2-guaranted
the best plates made the United States Gases 81 Is and
50 So New YOrk Cameras at 2l8.
AZ Orders from the country promptly attended to-
-" Entrance No. 8 CAMP street. mill If
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LATE OF THE LQNpoN AND EDMBURG

LATE OF THE. LONDON AND EDNBURG
COLLEGES.
1 ANCE HOPE EYERITT, NJ. d., Collegiate Of Kings
II College, London Alumnns and Aatriculated Member
Of ne University OF Ednburg Member Of the University
Edin6nTg Graduate in Obsee and the Diseases Women
and children IlcentIate Of the Medical Faculty New
Society Scotland
Professor EFend having originated the newly developed
Of heah and diseases Of the human body and after several
years eenence among $1,000 patients IN the hospitals and
dpeasalies OF the above named European Universities
Brought 70 great peecon and certainty is hope
less cases desires TO continue TO treat such and especially
those diseases that have baied tie medical and surgical
acumen and ski OF members of the medical and surgical
iaen7esos England France, and America
The Atomic treatment in no case however desperate will
occupy longer Tran SIX week tao months VIII the Zee
be accepted If unsuccessful
Eae8 patients disease treatment aud recoverv explained
by chronological and meteorological diagrams
Reported cases Kept in ledger nYioae and letters from
the country vii be responded 70 without delay
~ Removed from Royal street 70 NO. 10 Rqmpart
Garner EaRGt street, his former Office and residence Je22
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GUFRREOTYPE

ELECTROMAGNETIC PORTRAITS.
DY the application Of the above mysterious agent to Da
ID gueneOype "a discovery Of the ubscrbers the under
signed Is enabled to produce PORTRAITS Of the most
superior kind in SINGLE sECOND-CatCbmg the precise
expression instantly, and fixing it ndeiJy upon the silver
plate ~ Those who wish to retain in their families good
LIKENEssES Of relations or friends, DO moderate
price Rooms, corner Of Canal and Chartres sEntrancs
No. 3 ohaILLs. street Lmy3 lyl w. ID. HNLCHLNGS.
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SiOO REWARD.

SIUU KEW tAED.
AN AWAY from the sqsgrbe 54 az ~ jIst ia nero
IL man calling himself HRU NAN BERRY. ne 20
is well known draymafsor the last 10 years in TINS ~
city and viii try TO pass himself as iTee man ne IS q
about years Of age feet 10 II inches higtL stout -
built yellow COMP axOn marked with small poY large Ss
kefs, and he getting gray IN his beard aie g ~ % 81
work and al Thomas Wauen's. below Poydfas barAeI,
The above rev ard will be pad To- ms apl4eneiloi9H u
evidence eai ia convict the person persons haTbonng
him or $25 for the recovery o. me neggi9 y;
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NJ HW ORLBANS S:
THURSDAY uORNING, July 6, 1913.


MURDER.-One Of the coolest murders that has
ever stained the annals of the police of NewOr-
leans was committed on Tuesday morning last
about l O'Clock, between UrsuIne and Hospital
streets, on Old Levee street. The body of the
murdered man was found out to be thar Of Sebas-
tan Netto, Spanard, who sells fish in the Fish
Market of the First Municipality. The body, upon
being discovered, was Immediately brought to the
First Municipality Guardhouse, where the inquest
was held. Two dagger wounds were discovered
upon the corpse one directly underneath the
heart, on the left side, and another, which was
inflicted on the right side. This wound pene-
uated the right lung, and, according to the testi-
mony Of the physician in attendance, was the ulti-
mate cause of the death of the deceased. Jose
Netto, the brother of the murdered man. Yesterday
made an affidavit. before Recorder Genos, that he
had good reasons to believe that his brother had
been murdered by a man who calls himself Ramon
FlOrez, who resides on Old Levee, between Ursu-
line and Hospital streets. It seems that some five
months ago, Netto (the deceased) and Florez had
some difficulty together, in which the latter named
person was worsted Ever since since thaC1me
Florez has been seeking for revenge, and there is
good cause to believe that he murdered the deceased
by stabbmg him through the back with pOignard
made expressly for the purpose The man who
made the weapon has been discovered and acEnoW-
lodges thai he fitted upon it the scabbard that was
found in the room of ElOrez. A few hours after
the murder, Lieut. Seicsnaydre, of the First Mu-
nicpality Police, searched the premises of the pr~-
oner, and found there pair of pantalOOns spatered
with blood Fl0reZ and the deceased We're as we
understand, both lish-dealers in the lower Market
but for long time past, bitter feud has existed
between them. FloreZ was sent to Jail TO await an
examination upon the charge Of murder.
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"a . 8 80 S
HOTEL AND GARDENS.


One Of the most GeiigbtfaL residences in tie S0ath
-AzzA THE CARROLTON HOTEL AND GARDENS, -.
sF5EH 81 miles from Canal ST., NewOrIeans theS8
AA24A-C auOlltOn Railroad ~
THE subscriber has the honor announce that he now
Jlty prepared accommodate limited number of BOAD
ERs, by the day, week, or month.
TERMS;
Per Day, 90 co.. Per Week SO o. Per Month 80 90
Breakfast, Dinner, and Supper, at any hour
Fish Dinners to order, and Private Parties accommodated
The best of Wines and Liquors
Ice Creams SberbeS LCHO3lde and SOda-l1ateT served
at the Saloon or in the Gardens.
The Dining and Restaurant under the charge of
Mr. PoUCHET one OF the first caterers, and formerly of
Mobile and New Orleans
Billiard Tables Ten-pin Alleys, and Quoits.
Good Stabiing for thirty Horses.
eg~ The FLOWER GARDENS attached to the HOTEL
ten extent laid out with much taste and are in
fine order and far SypGss anything of the kind in the
United States.
BoUQUETs in great variety always to be had appca-
ton to the Gardener
Every possible attention paid to Vstes whose patronage
is rasDaetlnlLv solicited bY (mY1tf1 IAMES DURNO
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INSURANCE OFFICES.

RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE.
Hstna Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn.
STATEMENT OF ASSETS ON lSt MARCH IS4S.
Cash deposited in Phoenix Bank Hartford ID. So 900
Cash deposited in Banks IN Hartford bearing
interest the OF per Ct per annum. IS 00-II4 900
Stock in Hartford Bank, Hartford. 1850
90 PhRnE ........... IL 300
o. .. Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Hartford ........................ Ii 200
Stock in Exchange Bank. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1855
o. Connecticut River Bank.......... $3.50
o. O.. Eagle Bank, PrOvidence.......... 1870
o, o. Lee Bank, Lee Massachusetts,. $40
o, .. Connecticut River Company. 1860
.. Railroad. ...... 1850
.. Hartford and New Haven Railroad 1900
The above Stocks are OF the most substantial
character, yielding q TO Per cent. interest
annually, and are worth at this time adj
on the above mentioned prices of 3lU0U-U3OG
Bonds of Hartford and New Haven Railroad Co... q OUO
Real Estate Hartford, valued 3320
Bills Receivable pay able in 80 days after demand. am
ply secured by pledge OF Real or Personal Estate, or
sOIfeuJ SuIUseIs @LZJJyJ
Total Assets of the Company. 1885 80
AGENCY OFFICE, No q Camp street.
E5y9 The undersigned Agents tor the above Company
continue issue policies the lowest rates of premium re-
turning TO customers 10 per cent.
WI. r. FOSDICk
mylO till 18TH GEO. &. LAWRAEON-