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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-28

MI OST VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
~ ON COUNCIL CHAMBER HILL, AT PRI-
VATE SALE-We offer at private sale, the half
acre Lot OF Ground on Council Chamber Hill 'front.'
Ing on the East side of l4th street. and South side of
Ross street. From their central and pleasant loca-
ton, these Lots esteemed among the most vaua.
PIE IN the city for private residences. For terms,
ap % st sd Ssff b TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-28

John Wilson, indicted for The murder Of Henr,
pe,hmeyer in New York, has besn found guilty Q
manslaughter nthe second degree, and sentences
70 seven years impriuauent 49,, =
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&
NoTIcE.-A meeting OF the Stockholders
pany win be held on the 4h day of May, at 10 ocrx
A. NJ, at Saunders Temperance Hail. on Foushee,
between Grace and Broad sss; Z go.
P. S-Those of the Stockholders WHO have not yet
paid in the last call Of IS per share will pay up at
payment to the Brook Turnpike Company, many
deeds for which are now ready. @ Hss ap ~
To THE CITIZENS OF RICHMOND AND
County OF HENRIco.--Those persons In the city
and county who in favor of raising company Of
az NAY at
o'clock precisely 1t Is expected that most of the
members ;5 Of the late Troop well as many others
one, come ALL Let us have full meeting, and raise
a first-rate Troop. - 10 i4f-'F = y 81 s
p25-6t AN OLD DRAGON.
To THE PuBLIc.-We, the subscribers,
desire to inform fellow citizens that the German
deavor to build house of worship, have succeeded
so far that the house Is now under root and in few
weeks, they trust twill be completed
and shall ever entertain the wsrmest gratitude for
their aid in our very difficult enterprise to build
house Of worship. where shall be preached the true
Gospel OF our beloved Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ
IL 's'''' Of Re Rev en ". esIcHMoeRow, pre,t
Mr. ERNEST FRANK, Tear
Y Mr.. MICHAEL GASKER.. Sec'y,
/ ~ efss e. Mr. FREDERICK SCHNEIDER,
aac7 Mr, JOHANN I.AN GHEERER,
Counsel The German Evangelical Lunheran Bealle-
heMs Congregation. .ap &c St.
. A LECTURE FOR GENTLEMEN oNLY.-DR.
MASSEY viii deliver Lecture for Gentlemen on
y; in METROPOLITAN HALL, on FRIDAY
Be and hs Of
en- are SUCH that none who hear, will forget or
regret, their attendance. .r'stl
CR Tickets of admission, so cents. s.
b. LIZA t.t $3.50 . fe.s e. .. .
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SPEEDY Tarr.-Ths steamer Yankee Blade ar.
rived at Panama the 18th inst, from Valparaiso
She made the passage from New York to Pan.m;
In sixty days, including detention oftwenty
days-leayins forty-sight days as the running
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-28

DsrAaruss OF THE AMsaIcA.-Them mail steam.
e !. america sailed from Bossoa on Wednesday, for
'LL'vefpool with 100 passengers, and 100000 il
specis- +. ,,tgss.. rs =
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SAM'L CARY, Sec'y.

| THE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders
of the BeivideYe Manufacturing Company. will be
held at the Paper Mill on MONDAY next, LIST May,
at IL O'Clock, N. ri.sos --.s..- N !.
ap 28-dtd SAML CAKY, Sec'y
NorIcE.-The Annual Meeting of the
stockholders of the Exchange Hotel Company. win
be held at the Exchange ON MONDAY. the lst day
of May, at o'clock, p. NJ WIN. II FRY, -.
ap 28-St Secretary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-28

NA'AL.-!ames N. Watson, detached from the
command mar OF the steamer Fulton, at his own re-
quest and has three months leave Lieut. Johu
4. Mitchell has been ordered To the command d
the Fulton In his stead. ist5sss ass ff1'l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-28

>. UNLAWFUL Administrations GUIDE,
the keeper of a grocery near the second market,
was reported by Lieut.. Kelly, and fined by the
Mayor, Tor permitting an unlawful assembly of ne.
groes in his house, ON Tuesday night last. -
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FAIRFIELD RACES.

I In A~ IBG OAl-IUES-
A24A<v> DAY, 18th M.y-A swe.p.
stake, mile heats for yesr
-.--ss.-sA.- old colts and flHee-eIO0
entrance-s ESQ forfeit to name and close on Tuesday
9Th Msy-three or more to make race.
Should the above stake not FILL purse of 500 will
be given for mile heats free for all agestwo or more
70 make race.
End DAY-WEDNESDAY 18th Mav-Propr;e.
tors purse $20o-2mie heats-free for all eses--sl0
entrance,
Srd DAY-THURsDAY, 18th Msy-Prsprfetor',
purse $30G-S mile heats-free for ell age-$l5 en-
trance.
4th DAY-FRIDAY, 10Th M.y--Jockey Club purse
$780, mile heats-free for all ages ~
9Th DAY-SATURDAY. Goth May-MiIe heats
free for saddle horses only-for handsome bridle
and saddle.
From the number of horses now In traininr fine
sport may be expected. y
ap Is t. JNO. BELCHER, Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-28

- HtNDsoNE ExHIRiTIen. The rreat
French niorama Of tho funeral Of Napoleon. now
BENG exhibited At odd ellows Hall, i rare niece
Tickets only twenfy-ive csnts = ~s'N VIZ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-28

IseoNAR,a the theatrical horse. hold,
forth 81 the Msrshal tonight and win no donbt ~
ably supported by the rest Of the COMPANY. He 4
len, remarkable animal, 10 his way, sud & visited
see him in bis particular line than ali tie asfars
on the American stage. $50 - = - 49, ssa's
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IECRK ASKING THx OONArIor Y@h..b

lEclEAslNG TIE pQ.ATI0r.--It has been
sis.esssd ~ ,cns Of the fHends Of the male Or.
Society might really he doubled, II prcpsr ss,ss
were msde, thereby giving the Manager tSe rs..
cfincreanne the number Of their svtsr6sp srd n.
ingcsre Of many ipdsens orphans who srs nav I'M
reared h i1fenesa ignorance md vi6s.. We have ~
doubt that evsFy right thinkns man and vensn n
the city wepA enatsiAnta literally 10 carry ont fis
suSseeked panf tweEe set on foot and nl that res-
son tsts he hhsrty ef urging The hoard Of
ssy sts ss s s. wn1es sss:
one which = Of vital importsncs 70 the -
large. Let be eaoTt - made, then, b. I'll mssns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-28

FIRE.-The roof of the Medical Colleg,
accidentally took FIRE from, a chimney. .bout Il
O'Clock Yesterday morning. but was speedily extiu
euished BY portion of sPh0nix Company. VIII,
were promptly on the ground, and persons connect
ca with the. College Damage sliaht. s, 3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-28

~ DOLLARS 3g REM VAR =, : Ne.
of from the subscriber or about the 28th Decem-
Der last viii give the above reward for her deli.
very at Cary street Jail lodged 10 any other Jail
1--WE feet one inch high and has 4 small wen on one
of her wrists. Her personal appeaIaneei l. good.
pas 8tra 1880. THOs. BOUDAR.
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NOTICE.-Ihe undersigned having n,

NOTICE.-Ihe undersigned having pur-
~ chased the Drug Store, corner of Broad and 4th
streets formerly owned by f. L. Hickson, do most
respectfully solicit the patronage of their friends and
the public generally, we having competent gentle
who has thorough knowledge of the business in ali
its branches. = : - = :
We have on hand large stock of fresh Drugs
we can sell low. Also, large assortment Of Per.
fumery, Fancy Articles and Paint Brushes.
A. A. GEORGE CO.
ap " SIX No 222 Broad at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-28

NOTICE. hereby appoint WILLIAM
~ EVANS my Agent 10 conduct the GROCERY
BUSINESS in the house on Oregon Hill, ct present
apas-2ts 3 JAMES NJ. MOLEs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-28

TRIMMINGS, EMBkOfDERIES AND
I u FANCY ARTICLES ~. L.. WELL has inst
opened his second supply of latest sfys GAUZE
TRIMMINGS, Gimps. French Worked. Sleeves,
Coiisrs Chemizettes, Honiton, Crotehet and NAL
tese Lace Collars; N. w. Hdffs; Lace Cher tzsttes
and Sleeves In sets; Thread Laces; RibbcnS 0loye'i
Hosiery; Parasos; Set Bracelets; Fsnss Gard Case;
Porte Monnaiss; Sewing Birds CoshbE Perfumes,
together with large assortment Of Fancy GOODS,
N which bargains will be sold by calling at
| si=se r ]. i. WELLS
Fancy and Trimming Store.
sp n ste E9E 50 . - Isl Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-28

THE undersigned, intending to- change
his business offers his stock Of COME nares
aud Fruits for gale. Any one wishing to engage in
the business, viii hear Of rare chance by applying
Immediately to III. r. GEORGE
corner Of Sd and Broad sts
Apply before the 4th Of May. otherwise il will be-
sold stAuction. The dwelling 10 also for rent. q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03

care about politics, Slavery Auti-sl.verv. the
abuses OF the press the hoe paty aud II the
people Of oertsip State which shall be namele-s
the pspfstion of the besrt which the people of that
STATE experience, when they think of their hon =
their wives and tbeir besgful daughter n,r the i'm.
meIse advantage 10 accrue to few be Dpe from the
ratification Of the Reciprocity treaty neither Of its
6isadN aDiaees 10 tie rest Of mankind AL If thess
subjects were introduced IN exc. edog bad tsse, and
hope that the lite will not be known again.
Among the speeches there were fec which we're 40
prOpraieiy funny. Mr.. Mason of SDriDg 6ed being
csll,d 70 speak in behalf Of the " Baby CO0vention'
replied in an amusing speech closing by giving a.
sentiment, Our counry-whstever may be the sd-
"vaDtsRts accruiDe her from the import ston Of in
"proved breeds Of cattle, her future prosperity must
"depeDd On the production Of nstiveb born American
"ehdren." Mr. Isaac Askew, Of Canada West,
after informing the audience OF bis Yorkshire birth
and educsiiOn and askiDg the editors TO pay partic-
ulsr regard TO the distinctive features Of Ia and
hoitck q sde most excellent farmers speech, giving
sound Instruction TO our catue-breeders, add a.
suring them Of the friendly feeling Of our neghbofs
in Canada. The reciprocity treaty having been IN
tooncsd in manner that required It's noace, ne
made sport Of that, too, and hoped like good Caoa-
dian THAT may soon publish the bans OF marriage
between our two countries, and now, A. have be
come ecclesiastical without intending it, let me say
that if any person present knoss jus. G h;a or
speak or forever bsfter old is peace. lhis speech
mt us all IL good humor and kept 90 until We 10
tired In the evening large meeting was held 10 the
street in front Of the Anthony House, and II being
announced that Geo. L. Warlng Jr., was present,
be- was loudly called for He appeared and made
some strong remarks the injustice with which
farmers are treated by the National Government.
Gov. Jos A. Wright followed him. and took the same
portion, urging on the farmers I'M, ine he zee Oh
ibe United States Agricultural Society gives US an
ether exhibition the better vi it please a ~ho were
present at the one at Springfield. PETER FLOWER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03

MrRpEPER HUso Ply MoB.-Dsvid Thomas
Who murdered Mr.. VIM. VI Butler in Caroline
County Md. on the 9th uli.. az Denton was taken
cut by a mob Saturday plight the It'll inst a. mid
uit h. sDd bung He Ind been convicted Of marier
IN the second degree bar the mob ID ought he ought
70 have been convicted of murder in the first degree
and Threatened To iniiict summary punishment upon
hn at the iiae the Jury brought in their verdict bat
were prevented by the officers Of the law. They also
released two other prisoners one - whom had been
sentenced the penitsntary, a. the time they took
Tleu a. ont Of prison. TIE sheriff j. said 10 have
been seized and ted up before they began their
oerous work. Nsshyils Banner.
Coal TRADE-The coal trade is beginning to a.
sumo a more brisk ard lively appearance although
the amount brought frsm the mines at Shanokin is
in comparison - their capacity for production.
Ibis amount will, Of course be limited until the CON-
pe'ion II the SssqDehsnns Railroad which il nov
BY the terms Of consolidation, ia q fair way Of being
flushed st an early day. And when the Sunblry and
Erie Road IL completed from this place to Milton il
will slso afford an eIilet 10 the lakes In about
ten days the Philadelphia and Sunbury Road will be
opened 70 Mount Carmel when the Green Ridge and
Locust coleres will be able to send their coal 10
ket. There is more water in the canals, and boats
not scarce, though greatly in demand. The
amount Of coal brought over the Philadelphia aud
sunhury Road this season up 10 the lst Of October
Is 80 IA tuns. From Oct. To the 2lst 6, 40 tuus.
The amount for the present month will ach about
10, OOO tuns. lSunbury American.
kansas EsreRa1IoS-A Georgia paper publishes
letter, dated Platte County No., from 8 slave
holder 10 his brother in Georgia relative 10 the
Territory Of Kansas in which occurs the following
passage:
"MaDy emgrants are going to Kansas from Ken
lucky and other slave States Missouri will leave
stone unturDe6, to the at least temporary emf
grafton Of half her population, to save it from Abo
loiisis and II the people OF the other slave States
90 justice to Themselves, we will secure 1t for the
South
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03
MARINE AFFAIRS.

LIVE Bears FOR THE COLLINS SrEANLRs'-Mr'
Collins has ordered five metallic Lire boats Tor each Of
the ships of ihat line, believing that they are the only
boats that can at all times be relied upon Tor muie1
ate use. which, with the boats they now have, 1t Is
hoped will be sucon,fo 100 persons, with water and
provisions for several days in ordinary weather at SEA-
Thee boats are in addition to the SIX metallic boats
now on the ships, and to be nested on deck and
fitted so as TO be put aAoat in twenty minutes.
LArScH-The steamboat Elm City, of !, zoo tuns'
was launched yesterda, from the yard Of Mr. sneeden'
AT Greenpont. She wss built for the New Haven
Steamboat Company, and is intended to take the
rlace Of the Traveller on thai line.
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law INTELLIGENCE.
CIRCUIT coURT-Before Judge CLsRxE.


Wright Belts AT. George Gidllsn-
To recover damages already referred to- for alleged
unssfu resnsnt as physician Of two children o. pann
se for The testimony showed that physician could
Le mi.reien in the scarlet fever however q
tie The wir sses phy sesns differed some degree
ben no u on the part Of Dr. o. Verdict for defendant
sur TO GIT BACK PROPERTY.
william ard John Sloan ct Matthew Campbell
Plaintiffs carpet 6esl-r They s9d II u sliced i9r
each 10 Mr. Campbell about $40 worth Of cpstins wheh
wss laid down IL various roons Of his house The o W" no
Isd and Mr - after weeks msas an ss.somen' Of
Biz furniture Including thu. eAetns Psniid. then got oat
t, IL ownership conebdins that having been .od fo cash
III. title did pot @ Tse PE-sent suit !. 70 .e. zoe qsrSa
lyeI,d defndsnr and faud exercised IN 9otsnins y
hand .'sied that the delivery vas made eeesnse s
quantity required could sscesinec iii n.d been cut
ard so down the agreement having been that plaintiffs
We &c make and lsJ down the carpets.
The purchase nsde IN the spf1nE IN iarr-nios h
ree,niy paleha.se By Mi "a noTis.ss % IL e. $3.50
f,ouiuE Nj c made the assignment 4ud 10 above 70 M
40 go akssd % bs due 10 parties pat n9s neiaaios WI
storr- 10 October The prsssn NJ ~rit Wa issued
In summing mp h@ counsel for dfeBce conteuded thar ne
By NJ the e Of the Fr1hsse he eon,-nded ths
~, bsv I.sr rxecut-d The credit and
the m vested IN the sssiEDes Of Mr.. CsrpeelL
,.Ss,s ~, her. k.S been 10 sslsy % the par Of Me
scar their collector hsv,E called arEs NUMBER Of times
without hssps ben able 70 dnd II Mr. Carrie also ex
pre..ed surprise how necessarily cot enKa-d N
he r.ks q commercial life eOd have COR behind n
tie sssnusr hGHedhs o rher woadere1 thst the gen
isnsn wto toCk The assignment would have done % 90 a.
scIe he be not been paid r. Ne also spoke Siie
severity IS the origins. purchase sad aid Of the 90 =,
y,rs u New iork ther- but vy snail nunoe VINO ~oad
bsT, purchased article for ea.h without the time hsvins
tn fund. or hand 20 pay for II
,sr chsrse 0f the Jnds- Nr WsdEvoo1 for defense
nfd points eIcnsr,fing NJ Campbell Tas Ssa,
.rt was ard clever both Ses The JarT foau
yrSict f5r plsnfi1 Mesrrs vsluing the property q
slS ~ with ~ slowsnce sud cost, Pr pisi.Tf
NesrS ClSk a Rspsls For sefendsni W. y. WedsEocf-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03
WILIIAMsBURGH YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION.

meeting of the Young Mems Christian Assscia-
ton Of williamsburgh held last evening at their
hall in the Savings Bank Building in Fcurh-st. A
large audience present. The meeting was opened
Lv reading of scriptures and prayer by Dr.. Nolan.
The Rev Mr. WELLS made some appropriate re
marks upon the nature of the organization.
The Rev. Mr. Fox was introduced and made some
yer, appropriate remarks. lie alluded to the dangers
Of heinz drawn away from good influences, a. TO
,Iaces ~ amusement which only cultivates the mind
and not the Christian character, and thereby exers
deleterious influence
The Rev. MIR. ELLIOT was introduced, snd siter
some prccursory remarks spoke in warm terms Of the
influence of associations of young men, which were
not like this. as drawing away from other duties
which were incumbent upon them, thereby eKertlog
bad rather than good influence upon the Christian
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.rrr ron .r,x.r.s wAeIs, &C.
wbe.ier .si .bie r.rOlin,. ..i own,r. =,

r
The ship i no~ owned. VIC believe, by Mes,,s'
Overrsn G1aner; .Ae had formerly been owned y MT
Ps-iisr TIE suH recover - for plsnrt aitenias
With be tos Bpu the shin previous her ,tartins tor aus
trss IN June 1853. $50 IS balance FOR seryos Of us
Who vert a hand board the ship 10 AlsIsts
The defsBse BY Nessr- i. thai Mr. Peleiisr Al ~
tine ID the h and thy ouly hS AEents and a.
bot such bu As s directed then 10, sud A. reaarded the ga
be sfsn in The shiD By request OF his her 20 keep
cut Of mischief and he entered the ships hooss to
merely irs and that when the ship srrv- ~ Cal
b. len her. and the captain bad pay nee COZ
fo TO Get possession Of him lie sctive boy,
hwever and The captain when the ship b h-Surue
ave him sait ~ clothes ard her a-, 10 the Ua
s.tes let BanOrei be mended the IN his
u.r.s Tor TIE - pr month. which done and
he Balance paid him judgment for d-feedsnts
SUIT FOR STONE FURNISHED.
Henry w Woodward AT John BodssDs
To recover balance for stone furnished 10 defend
a., Who haa contract with the Corporaroa The claim
conts.:ed Judgment for plaintiff slts Il being
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03
DIED..

APGAR-In this CITY on ThGrsdsy morning. Nov OF d1
EMERY Emily Layira y daughter OF hAhon aud nAs d.
Apsaf q, ed IS months and Is days .,-,t
The relatives and friends Of the family are respcceN
yted attend the funeral this Friday stsernoon
the residence Of her parents No. I'D ChArons "nnoai
further notice -.
The remsn. will Re taken on Saturday morning. to Mount
Pleasant. ". J., for nterment. -
CORSE-On the I'd lest. Abigail. widow Of the late isrse
The relatives friends Of family respectfully ia
yi,ed attend the funeral from her late residence NO 100
Est Broadway the 9TH inst 81 o'clock T. M without
further invitation.
COZINE-Nov. /, Mis- Rachel Corne. sxsd 81 years
Her relatives ard friends respectfully invited 20 attend
her funeral without further invitation s her late residence 10
Broadway between Fifty fifth and Fifty sixth Friday
the Sd inst O'Clock Of the bloomasdae Church, sixty
eisbth.st. at q O'Clock .
CYPBERs-Il this City on "wednesday morning Nov. Of
Illness Mrs Martha Ann wife Of Peters CyPhers
OF III. City, aged Is years months and IL days .
The friends Of the family generally invited
To funeral Friday the Sd inst 1t O'Clock M
CONNOR-Iu this City Tuesday Oct 81, Helen Ssteu
of Charles ard Rachel Conner aged years sne
months -,
Quenched Ia the vital spark.
How truly IL il said
Death loves shining mark
Husband and kindred weep more
She sleeps where Jesus slept before -
CLlRKE-At San Francisco, Sept Is William j. Clarke
in The Sih wear of his Of Theodore Clarke OF this City
PIATT-On Thursday the "a inst at after long and
rsinful Illness Marion Ershne wife Of Isaac Pis Esd m
the seth year Of Der age - , -.eu 4,
ited 20 attend funeral Saturday afternoon s3oeock
from her late residence, No. 10 Rutgers place.
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COMMERCIAL MAIT,ER&
Sales at the ssoeA exchange. Nov. ..
Gale. M ssorks M ph,I.deIph,a

Reported for THE N. Y. TRIBUNE by Fv THos,sJ
Fiat Bodyd-s4,Oo0 Penn r r o. esl; ~ 900 Reading
r r g.. 10 ISIS 81 GEO Cam and Am, ,6s as cash,
IS; sI 500 Pen0s S. 80, 50 Chester valley X, r ST
Peppa R. n al; Reading IS; leo do b5wn, Jst;
so do cash S 80 do s5wn and int s 100 susq Canal.
81; 50 Morris Csnal. IS, l2t
st,-seS BoarSs- Reading R. R. .5wp int 35i, ice do.
sjwn S5i; 100 do As, S5ii 100 do b5 S5i -
Secord Soard-sj1O Ciy 6s 9ti - So do u.s. days got,
$1,000 Reading Rsirold s. 10 Rdays 7sl leo MOrs Canal
cash l2t; leo Union Cana, b5 TO-
Ifter Bodrd-Sl eco Cincinnati W. W. ca, IS, 9) Man
end mech Bant. P sol. -
Closing Pres-Uned Is co. liza bid. ilst sskedj
Tinted States 8. s7 IVA bid 1874 askcd, PeBB.ygsolA So 20
hid 82I asked; Reading Railroad 3 bid $50 asked, Reading
Rsioad Bonds 10 int Of 78t bid H asked Reading Railroad
Mo,taage e. GO ISL bid 81 asked Pennsyysss Railroad int
90 az bid % ssktd, Morris Canal q DID a asked Schuy
An Navigation Is 80 IS bid Isl asked schuylkl Nayig alton
sock q lid a aked; schuylk Navigation Preferred St
bid 81 ssledi Long Island. ID. I'D 49, asked vst.bgr
nd 10 asled Oard Bsnk n old ~ askedi LehiEh Zinc,
bid q s.t.d; Union Canal . bid Ioi asked Steady.