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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-14

CLOTHES CLEANED-R EPAIRED
~ dyed, and color improved, by SYLVESTER WILL
SON. No. l2b Main Street, Of Sturtevants Tailoring
Establishment, Worcester, Mass.
His prices are,For 0vercoats 81; Frock Coats 75c;
Sack Goats Toe; Pants 37c Vests Csc; Buff Vests 5Oc
Caps 12tc Every Garment cleansed by him. warranted
to give satisfaction Garments by stage or express
will be promptly attended to. For sale-L c. Patch,s
Spirits Of Soap. diff apS1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-14

NEW ENGLAND LIGHTNING ROD
~ MANUFACToRY, AND OFFICE, 10 THOMAS STREET.
Worcester, Mass. atl
The construction of this article affords the most salts
factory Recommendation of it. Those who wish fer a
good article, are invited to call and examine it.
We will only add that it is machine to do mischief
to buildings when struck by lightning but is insulated
and property connected and, from long experience
constructed solely for a Lightning Conductor
To Scientific men sBy, please call and examine it.
P. S. We have all kinds of rods; varying in price
from TO 12t cents per FOOT all erected in the best
Repairing promptly attended to.
A. LYON & CO.,
Agents and Manufacturers for the Company.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-14

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-Cottage
a House and lot No. Liberty Street, 81 by so feet.
For terms &c, call the subscriber at No. Liberty St.
or at RUGGLEs, NoURSE, Il MASON. aug2l
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+. MORRILL,, NJ. d.,

No. Is HOWARD STREET,. .BosroN.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 18th, 1858.
DR.. MoRRILL-Dear Sir; L have experienced so much
benefit from your Remedy that beg to tender you my
most sincere thanks. am sir, respectfully,
Tvs deod6ms MARIA ALM0NT.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-14

hRs r. MUh hII1H1 . Fl! lie u T.
y CIFlC.-r EMS remedy, which has been so success
fully used in all of suppression and Irregulary
incidental Married and Single Ladies, only to be pro-
cured at the
Office. No. 5 Howard Street, Boston.
The testimony the invaluable virtue of this
tive over all others, is incontestable
by mail to all parts of the Unon or by express, at
S. So $15 and $40 per bottle All letters enclosing 81
fnra duly attended
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What forbids that it grow

"The glorious habit by which sense is mad,
Subservient still to moral purposes,
Auxiliar to divine,n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-14

SDUILDINGS REMOvED.-THE sUBsCRI
H. Der takes this method Of informing the public that he
Is repa-ed to buildings of every description in the
most expeditions and careful manner, either in city OF
country Also to raise buildings any desirable height
His long experiences in the business enables him give to
all the that whatever he undertakes this line
of business will be done In the best rsanner. All orders
tef at Aaron Billings 26 Front st.. wiz be promptly at
ended to. febl0 dly NATIFL EARBORN
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GNRASS SEED.-BAssETT 4 BAYLIEs have
W now in Store all kinds of
G IL AS S s II II d,
Of selected quality. Also, q general sortment Of
Produce, together with variety GROCERIES, which
hey offer low. Please call aud examine before purchas-
log elsewhere.
Worcester. May s. 1854. diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-14

GNOE'S SUPER OSPHATE OF
" LIN E.-This excellent Fertilizer, prepared from
BIO NE DU S It,
Is warranted equal to Guano, in all respects, and much
lasting in its beneficial effects upon the SOIL 1t
may be used for all kinds of Grain, Potatoes and Beans
For Gardners it is
Cheap, Convenient, and Highly Nutritious
M A N u II e
Its terminating influence is very great It b. OBJ
tanned of the subscribers who agents for the sale
of it, at the
Wholesale Produce Store,
Foster Street, Opposite Boston Worcester Depot.
BASSETT & BAYLIES.
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Dir. TWEEN IS probably Inc only scentl"
physician who has thoroughly investigated the nat
ural system of medicine practsed by the aborgnes Of
this country.
DR.. G. may be consulted at his office every Monday,
Tuesday and Saturday, from IL A. NJ to IL Z. NJ.
All the original Indian Rene lies prepared in scientific
Manner and for sale this Office Circulars containing
condensed description Of his mode of practice, with
abundant reference to cured may be obtained at the
Drs Office Of his agent. sent by mall free of charge,
Dr. Green's Indian Panaceas for Humors of the Blood,
Indian Specific, fr Coughs, Consumption, &c for sale
by L. II MARSH. So d&w3m
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E. Il. ABBOTT & co. offer to the pub.
f lie, for sale or exchange, several very desirable
GsAA HOUSES and HOUSEHOLDS,
in various parts of the City Also FARMS in the
adjoining towns. No. 2lS Main Street, Worcester.
So diff
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pnR. r. MORRILL.s FEMALE SPEC

my case L. W. n
Tvs deoi6ms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-17

DEATH o. Hmm ". MRnxrr, n CuoxwA.-YeNSrdng
morning Henry Merritt. u the bank detective polies
end formerly Police Justice OF The First District Poloo
Court Cpre street. died bis residence In Houssea
street. of choers On Wednesday last Mr. Merritt wss
attacked by what he considered mild CASE diarrha
and therefore paid little attention TO It. He thea beoas
wore and on saturday ths dsrass put most sar-
ing yps He received the best ADVICE but al WAS Of ~
avail He died yesterday morning. - We have stated.
lea wing circle of friends TO mourn his ioss.
TIN MONTGOMERY GUARD This afternoon ct O'Clock.
the Montgomery Guard, Capt Thomas s. Murphy, leSv0
the city, BY the steamboat for Boston,
their annual excursion They viii Be escorted to the
boat BY the Emmett Guard. They 70 be received In
Boston by the Columbian Artillery Capt Case Bay Stata
Artillery Capt Hcgan and the SArsAeld Guard, CApt
NcCaEerty We understand they to be quArtercd ct
the Merchants Exchange Hotel They win return On
Thursday next.
STAN Boiler ExroeIoN-On Saturday steam boiler
In the mandatory II Mr. Charles Holt l3 Jase
street exploded. Two Of the wofkmen, named Thomas
Curey and Jan Resey, badly scalded They
attended by Dr. Carter. who advised that they should ~
removed to the New York Hospital
Acc1pExrs-RUS OvER-A German gardener, uamea
John Wecommote, SO years Of age, was on Saturday
walking up Broadway, between Fifty third and Fifty
fourth streets dragging small cart when no knock.
ed down BY stage and severely injured. he taksa
home
Margaret Fisher of Jersey City yesterday knockA
Broadway. She WAS badly hurt.
FATAL RIrGoAp Accmrr.-John Muilens who WAS run
over opposite the Hall Of Records the 6h inst, By
Of the Third cars died yesterday In the Nee
York Hospital Of the injuries no then received.
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Police Intelligence.

Outrageous Conduct If Nan AVID Aaemp 10 Aursia.
has Fam''y On sunday morning, about two O'Clock,
drunken Irishmap, named Michael Cassidy sought his
home Eighteenth st. in Seventh avenue In state Of
beastiy ntoxication After staggering about the
cd out carving knife andlwihsut provocation made
at his wife with the knife and attempted TO stab her
lie eventually succeeded in stabbing her in the back Of
the neck. His brother, Thomas Cassidy who lived Ia
the room seeing the state in which his brother
got and endeAvored TO protect the woman when
his brother turned him thrust the kue into his
arm. lilo then began 10 chase after the children who
from him. and cries OF murder and watch from the
whole Of the Inmates OF the roo startled the silence Of
the night Hs wife Een seeing his pursuit Of the chill
trep caught up the youngest child three years OF age
when The Infatuated man rushed ct and made lunge
at Ter with the bpifc which passed through the left
hand Of the child causing very frightfui wound sew
epg tho terdons and IL Is expected viii render the
band for after useless AT this juncturc Policeman
Reach of the Sixteenth ward alarmed by the cries OF
watch and murder which bad reached him. entered the
ro and d,arm.d the map and took him into custody
His other children, three In numbescnc boy and two
pirls-escaped owing to the maD's inebriated state
without injury He was taken before Justice stuart.
hurt. AT. pssd to by 1T j. K HardensrooL iai West
Twenty fifth street The man locked up to answer
for his murderous assault upon his family.
Rllsng Policemon.-About three O'Clock on Sunday
morning. person by 1t L. supposed Of false
hey entered the house No. 1t7 Greenwich street, 10
which o1cer HAmblip. Of tho Third ward police, ba
spari men,s They entered the room In which he was
aieep, and took his pants in which his wallet
tanning Sis in bank bills which they took and left the
pan falcons In the hall way. rhere also some pa
Jers If considerable value 70 Mr. Hsmbn. Mrs. HAM
bin VAS awakened BY the crenkng Of the door, but
being sleepy did not much mind the circumstance ON
Ger Hambfin avokc about four O'clock when he found
his pants and money missing reward OF $50 for the
apprehension Of the thief and recovery Of the money 10
offered.
Passing Couatefst Nrses-On Saturday night, Pistt
Pcly arrested BY policeman Raynor Of the Four
teenih ward charge Of having passed. % counter
felt bill uron John Buck at grocery store, 200 Grand
street The note purported to be the issue Of the She
tueket Bank Norwich, Conn. 1t was also sscertaincd
he had lsssed 70 Herman Derkson, clerk In the gro.
cery store If John Jureen l1p Mott street. anssher Of
the same Kind Of stun On searching the at the
staten house small box discovered In which thers
rretep OF the ~ounterfeits He taken before Jus
tic Welsh, by whom he was committed fer exsmina-
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A MELANCHOLY Casa very small sloop-the
Record, from Mattapoisette, near New Bedford,
Mass.-arrived OF Old Point day or two since, for
the purpose of putting into Hampton to purchase
cargo OF fruit and vegetables. Sunday morning her
commander, VIM. Barrow. was stricken down with
an attack Of cholera morbus and bis entire force
consisted Of hts two sonsone lad of sixteen years
Of age, and the other only tweve-his situation was
necessarily very forlorn and ptisble: Lent. J. J..
Amy, Of the surveying steamer Hetzel, being at an
Choir near the Record at the time and discovering her
distressed condition he and his officers did everything
in their power to administer TO the comforts Of her
crew. Finding yesterday morning that the captain
was in dying state. Lieut.. Laws. Of the Hetzel
took charge OF the soop, and brought her into our
port, and presented the to the collector. The
surgeon OF the marine hospital was Immediately
sent for to visit the sick man. but on going on board
he found that he was deceased. The unfortunate
man leaves wife and nine children and his sons who
are extremely young and inexperienced, attached
to the vessel, state that he has brothers, tin
ware merchant, doing business in New York. Steps
hrve been taken for the decent intermcnt Of the de-
ceased. and the youths have been provided for
while the melancholy tidings are being communi-
Gated TO heir connections at the Noith.--No,foik
argus, yuiv IA.
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The Editor Of the Alexandria Democrat, Cred
River, LAD has been spending some time am ong
his brother filibusters, In New Orleans and writes
j0yously home to his paper, as fol!ows:-
The fate OF Cuba is sealed Nothing short OF
the hand Of Omnipotence can save her now and
the Queen Of the Antilles may set about preparing
o wedding dress for her marriage to Uncle Sam. 1t
does not matter q straw whether we kick up war
with her about the Black Warrior or that take
its place among the thousand and other indigni
ties we have impatiently endured. There IL an ex-
petition on foot, having for its object her over.
throw, Of character altogether too formidable to
admit q loop upon which to hang doubt. This is
positively true, and what il little remarkable there
Ii no disguise whatever about It, Men talk of here
AZ an event beyond the survei ance Of chance.
There il no such word rs fall Blather-
skite meetings are not held, nor are our
risibles excited by symbolic givings out any
my sterious hints. But what amounts TO something
more, and better, hundred subscription books are
open, and state fact within my own knowledge,
that nearly half million of dollars has been sub
stribed in New Orleans, and paid in. Any one can
see there books, witness the paying down OF cash
by what ! may call q countless throng crowding
around them, and fork over whatever he may deem
proper. Munitions Of war, huge cannon, muskets,
powder, DC, leave here almost daily for New York,
and large bodies of emigrants are pressing forward
to the Rio Grande. Up to this time these public
movements have encountered no obstacles nor will
they in future Men have charge Of the expedition
now who not half Drained fools, but energetic,
practical business operators. They will start with
the sinews Of war money-with picked men--not
the rag tag andbob tail Of large cities-and with ap
pointments for any emergency.
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Port oSNew York, July 10, 1864.

ARRIVED
% Il. Eagle ssns' s s Inst @
r ship s S., %
saw hip s. Paul bonac u crossed tie Banks S.vsss q
ch.ans G:ssss. B.sI: then have Ssd light ssss
y ynd: ard tsisl p xsssS.s ,x.,,oo III, -.
and 10 g.ssnsss. . \ : s.sa.sn,, :.
s Sr sh s.; sq q e. 50 ~
brig Gen HsreZ bound ;; July OF Torrusss ssw sAae
S SSs. E..n.. s..l Jun. 20 with hemp &c, y
P;.,ni,s = H.. bee. u d,y: north q Hass:.::
L.. e: ;.S b !; & :Ss:: a, =.
Cosmbs from sssna sI New York; same Day spoke s.s
md Riebsrds June . q Is q! ..
cotton O. same time ship q about soe so.s
e e $ sv .s ss, s aums:r =.
Bris Jo,spSins OBJ, Bella ols:sow s. day.: WITH @tss
s.ss.
Brig ci,es.:iss OBS, Crosby, Liverpool, n dsys, With
Brig EeSydos tB Ross, Glasgow, - days, with iron.
PIT Ss: OBJ Brown Esy!epsd,:ns a.y. in s.....
Brig VIM Boothby Br, Conn, Windsor. Il days with
sehr Ilissbs.h Cook se.r. Leon. June 10 With ha.s.
YssSs.. nom Hssaas.. forslsss non 20 'p0A' 'ls
ana as e w.. 80 s g rs Sa e
'Rssss :sH sIT Tins fos New 0saa
81: rs.!s.iss UisS. sssEs.S
ssss Sa. k s,%1s cop s YssSs,ph.
BELOW
ship White Falcon lclippesl Ryan Liverpool. yussa
Also Bremen bark hinns Lnssu from Bisuen has lost
Also brig Niagara (of BsnseD swin from xstAassA
Tho brig Cape Frear ofwilminaton, NC hence for Phi.
delphia 10 ashore on the West Baak. :
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In respect 70 the third organization. l aasepted

In respect 10 the third specification. I assented
to the pToprety Of an arrangement being made by
M. Pend'eton, or the Consul with Gen. Ur,uixa by
which license could BE- obtared fof supply n
PROVISIONS being furnished for ourselves and the
within the beseiged city. had nothing. however,
to do with the details a the Arrangement. There
was s6mt difficulty and . correspondence between
Mr.. Pendletop and Capt Downing on this subject.
Graham. the Consul in the Water Witch, up the
River Uruguay. The supplies for the legation,
while resided with Mr.. Pend eton and for distri.
button 70 other Americans. were obtained In the
first place by man named Garfield. and after.
ward. by the BEATS Of the Water Witch, going in
charge ofa gentleman named Bradley.
The Court here adjourned.
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Brooklyn city Intelligence.

Tm OBSERVANCE OF SUNDAY The liquor selling places
and stores and shops Of all kinds having boon shut up
vest, rday in compliance with law nothing to drink
could he obtained Anywhere-Dot oven soda wAter-end
every body kept sober and there was no
observable about the streets The sale OF segArs ana
confectionaries Also is proh6itsd and drugeis even
do not dispose of regAas unless they kno~ their Gus
toners There preaching, ~ usual on the vacant
lot near the Of Atlantic and Bond srcet whore
the Rev T. r. williams held forth to small and orderly
congregation without molesAtion. The day passed OF
in ) remarkably quiet and orderly manner.
TEE SWINE IN I'm OrrxR wAaps.-An injunction order
restraining the Board Of Health city authorities
from prose cutting srrcsting in anywse interfering
with The owners Of swine in certain portions OF tho
Eighth and Ninth wards granted on tho 18th iDst
the application Of Richard Wallace and Others, BY
Judge Rockwell, Of the Supreme Court The order 10
abe the drst Tuesday in August Ths tnjunc
ton extends that portion Of the Eighth ward which
lies easterly Of Fifth aad southerly OF Twenty
seventh street. and embraces that section Of the Ninth
ward lying northerly and easery Of franhfn avenue
ACCIDENTAL DRAIN ny InowNISo On Saturday man.
named william Hamilton, rssidisg ut Ne. ID Monsos
street New York accidentally fell backwards the
railing Of the Catharne ferry bcats while secured
70 the bdRe this side His head doubtless came In
contact with solid substance, which stunned him.
and he rose more. He leaves wife and two small
children. The deceased . member OF the Riggers
Association and had just returned from the funeral Of
Der Of society who was killed two days previous
by falling from the frgate Independence at the Navy
Yard
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I1nQDlGr6s
pn!ss mt into Ssrssi ISL With loss q S boom ~ a.
Sen. NA..,n hence for P.mnn.sy aivs. xh:a q csl
into Norfolk 18th for repairs
spoken.
ship ines from Caao for Hampton Roads. May ls lss
Brig Pilgrim lBr from surisam for 81 Johns Ju.s a. lss
.ss Tor Nassau Jun. 81 IL.
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y, ss.:s, port june brig r.s.
ssr,s Pickett fer 90 Nancy Paistsd. Colby just DIG:
s,rssA LEoss-sd June u briss Falmouth for GAMBIA;
jvas ocsSssld yas.4 br,ss Ellis. Burgess Of ~
Tor sG:ssr sissh DO few saXs grsvoas In pert ~
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va Gsssls Wisshsr. Nysrh cis brig oeso,a, nisEas.
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s.s.sss s c.r ia u p sss
c:S;.ss ., ga n ssst sss:ss1 i
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Ar ,sss, ir,s css.c ys.hsrss. Day. nsas:.s sss
sss ss:soS; fosoSss Moore s"rsa sx Svsss Ioass
ia level Bosses for BaItners; EidrSes 0edsa =
In psrs II AN. brsss Rms,i.s. q Spear Samuel csss,
George washingtn; sshrs yorcs Mossrt Aurora Jsssr
La s:sAf Esai: xsps'sa' kalc0n oesas. P0ssss'.
K0RyOLK-Arr 5u}y IS sehrs Geo Rsbdsssn, New
MAJ S.si.Cs: for psIlsi,s yh less q ~ len 80
!, nspgton Roads iaih, ship Nosss wisd, Hssssa.
PoRILAHD-cid July "A. bark WIN Lsrrsbes, GsiAsy.
sxy1HNAH-Arr July IL, bsrss Res.as. osesss. Be-
symopda srd PsnSons Brown. Nvers. srd seis essss
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State Of combination calculated for the sboy
suits, viz -
Cram

Alumins In suspension. so los "a
From this analy sis it will be seen that tnis spring
should be classed among the saline waters.
MoDtvale, In coDpeci lon with An extensive landed
properly, Is owned, and ut present IL under the
management OF Co. Watson, gentleman of large
pecuDiary means and OF great energy Of character.
Coz. w. formerly resided in Mississippi. where he
still has large planting interests Greatly exhausted
aud worn down BY chronic darrhna, the scourge of
the e,uth, Col. w. came, some five years ago, to
Montvale a. last resort for the OF his disease
His case was regarded as hopeless by his friends,
bit nevertheless, a. forlom hope, he commenced
and perseyered In the of the waters. The happy
result in the course of single season was his entire
restoration 10 health.
value Of the waters in his own case, aud In others
which he had an opportunity OF witnessing, that he
Immediately purchased the property, with the view
OF making II his permanent residence. Accordingly
be soon commenced improving and identifying the
place, and with such taste ergy and success that
Aontvae at this day, In point OF general improve
ment, and in the comfort, elegance and extent Of
its accommodations, will compare very favorably
with any mineral springs OF the Union.
The medical value OF Its waters, loag since APP
preciated In its immediate neighbo hood. are now
firmly establiske1 in the confidence of large por-
ton Of oar Southern people as the large company
sippi. - well as from East and West Tennessee,
ab0ndsntly prove.
The happy adaptation OF these waters to large
circle Of cases Is very obvious to all who remain
even for short time at the place, and especially to
the various dyspeptic teprsvites chronic diarr6ea
dropey. &C., &c.
Adapted as it is to the cure Of the various dis
eases Of the stomach ami DO wells so common and so
violent In the Southern States, it must DO re sarded
With interest by the immunity Of the South, and
especially a. il can now 20 conveniently be reached
by the qualifications Of our various railroads.
The company now here Ia large and respect able:
larger suppose than ut any other watering place in
the country.
The hotel accommodations are most excellent, the
bui dings being new and the rooms M ,st comforts
bly, furnished; while the latter il abundantly sup
piled with oil that even the appetite sharpened by
Montvale waters can demand. Either for the reco
very Of health or With the object Of recreation
and pleasure, there is no place in our southern
country to which "sprng going folks" can resort
with greater prospects of qualification and benefit.
Not far from the Montvale spring, and on the esl
tate Of Col Watson, IL an excellent sulphur spring,
the waters of which in point Of strength. Will com
pare fsvoiaby with any sulphur waters Of our
county.
The mineral waters OF our country are deriving an
increased Importance somewhat in the same ratio
with the increasing facilities Of reaching them by
our constantly Increasing railroad facilities.
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Weekly newspapers sent TO sub

NoTE.-Newepapers containing not over 500
square inches were charged one-quarter the above
rates.
On transient matter the prepaid rates we're q
follows, viz.:-When sent not over 500 miles, one
cent an ounce; over 500, and not over 1900, two
cents; over $780, and not over 800, three cents;
over $780, and not over $500, four CENTS and over
$500 miles, Ave cents an ounce. II not prepaid,
these rates were doubled.
On periodicals seat from the Office Of publication
to subscribers and paid quarterly in advance, one
bali the prepaid transient rates only was charged.
Quarterly rates Of postage WAen paid quarterly yearly
IN ddpano, on ne,cepdpes and periodically being Ac
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Pm ,pxu rruA, July rs Reported by Keen Taylor -
Fra Boord.-el COO Rearipg RR 6s, 10 1sx 1900 do,
bt, skk 5000 City es 81 80 lscs City RR 6's, Hemp
a.; Cor do, cash s?s 100 DO ssvn, Ssx; 100 do, SO
SO Morris Canal, b5, Ix; 200 DO, TX; 100 do, bswn
Horri.tovn RI, 81; IS Mechanics Bank 2sx 4fkr
Bodrd LOO sha,es F:'sdirs nR ,srn, ssT; 100 do, as
80. I---l. 81