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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-05-10
Eagle Hotel,
mmfrtfsbOro,' Mortb GaroIina

TNHE undersigned having purchased the above
Il Property of its former over, Perry Carter,
Esq, will take possession Of the same on the
1st day of April next, and in a few days thereafter
will be prepared for the reception of guests. This
House has been recently enlarged and extended to
the length of l06 feet fronting on Main Street
the old part thoroughly rebuilt and improved,
with rooms large and commodious for the accom-
mediation of families wishing to sojourn a few
weeks at a time, with their children at School in
the Village. The House occupies a central location,
commanding a beautiful view of both the College
Buildings. 1t shall be the aim of the present owner
to establish the reputation of this House upon a
firm basis, so as to make it in every respect emit
tied to public favor. He s%olicits patronage and
promises that none shall go away having a reason.
able excuse for being dissatisfied. The rooms in tht
building (all having fre-places) are neat, comfort
able and we'll furnished, with bells attached to sum
mons polite and attentive servants who must anC
shall be quick in their attendance to the call o
Guests. The stables are large and newly built
and the Ostlers shall be attentive to their duties;-
in a word, no pains or expense shall be spared II
give entire satisfaction in every branch of the Els
adjustment. ALANS0N CAPEHART.
February Is, 1854. 25-tf
Ns- Biblical Recorder copy till forbid, and for
ward bill to R.. II. Cox, Roxabel, BERTHE co., n. C.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-05-10

NoRTH CAROLINA EDITION OF MTTcHELL's In
IN TERHEDIATE GEoGRAPHY.-A system of Mod
ern Geography, comprising a description of the
present state of the world, and its five great divis-
ions, America, Europe, Asia Africa, Oeeainiea,
with their several Empires, Kingdoms, States, Ter
ritories, etc., illustrated by more than forty color
ed maps and numerous woodcuts, engravings, de.
signed for the instruction of youth in Schools and
families, by S. Augustus Mitchell. To which is
added a Geography of North Carolina, compiled
for the use of Families, Academies and Schools, by
c. Fl. Wiley. For sale by w. L.. POMEROY.
Raleigh, April 10, 1854. So
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-05-10
BAXTER & SILER,
AttOrnieS at Law

WILL practice together in the County and Superior
courts of the counties of Cherokee. Macon and
Jackson and will punctually attend to any bust
ness entrusted to their care.
Col. JNo. BAXTER, LEON. F. SILRR,
Hendersonville, N. C. Franklin, Macon, N. c.
April 9th, 1854. 32-1y
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-05-10
SOMETHING NEW.

OREGON PEAS.-Another supply of these eel
" ebrated Peas, is received and for sale at a re.
duced price, by P. F. PESCUD, Raleigh.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-05-10


@ TRAW MATING PLAIN, Plaid, Stripedand
y Variegated ~mattings from "A to a.
w. Ell. & r. S. TUCKER.
II EEP A LOOK OUT When you see EVANS
IN l. COOKE, over the door walk in. No. 20,
Cheap place, under the Sky Light, one door above
every body. There are SO many advertising as be-
ing next door to Mgssrs. Evans & Cooke, we wish
We have received our entire supply Of Goods,
consisting of every article kept in a first rate South
ern Retail and Wholesale House, and feelconfdent
it would prove to be the interest of all who wish to
save in purchases to give our stock an examination
before buying. Harding will be atHome in a very
few days bringing with him what's nice.
EVANS & COOKE.
Raleigh, March II, 1854. 29
TLINTON FEMALE INSTITUTE.-The mex
" Session will ommenc on the I'd Monday il
July next. For particulars we refer persons t.
1. c. GRAVES, A. NJ, Principal; or the Secretary
H.. A. BIZzELL, NJ. D.
Clinton, Feb. 10, 1854. "a
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Also.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-23
From Texas.

Gtlvestoh parers oflhe slh instant Stale lhAlths
yellow eVeEl still prevailing Of that place. There
had been an abatement in the sickness and Ia the
night ofthe srd there was genuine nOHheE The
herald OF the appToOch Of cold weOlLerj but on
the 7th sixteen new cases Of fever are mentioned.
Amongst the more recent deaths was MT. II, J. Az.
Len, Que Oflhe prOpdetOTs Of the Journal,
The acknowledgement the 7lh instant has
the following paragraphs
MAJOR EHohE was daily expected Of San AntO.
Mo al last dates en- route to The Mesillh Valley
part Of company A, [tom Fort Belkuap, had arr.
we'd at Austin, cid ives awaiting orders to 10 10
Son AniOniolo bseome tie escort OF Major &. OIL
the expedition
''Tbs Austin Gazette says that large number
Of NOltheTn Comanclts ATE gathered afound Fort
ChOdUUutnei who, from the jeebieness Of tue gar
IiSon, are enlboldened TO commit OulIages. Thv
uoopS ore on the allen 10 guard ogansI attack"
Intelligence has been received from PoIt Clarke
Of hght on The 9Th September, some 8 miles from
tue Port, betweeI a Lody Of CamaneneS aud LIP.
aus The Llpans Were victorious.
The BrssoS "Plnnler," referring 10 the effects Of
tie late gale al MulssOrdp, states that all Tie
louEen in The town, with the exception oGtweIHe'
were blown down. ALI the stores are down, aud
the goods have been greatly damaged. There were
eve psrsonS killed by The fallns Of the houses,
two Americans and thee Germans, but we have
been unable 10 learn their nsmes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-23

GJ-The diplomatic jresi question has again
caused great difficulty in Europe. AT Bordeaux,
recently, when The Empsrors birthday YVES cele-
braled by the government officials, CIRCULARS were
Issued by The highest authority Of the department
10 tie various civil, judicial aud milil0v functiou-
ares aud 10 all the ConSulB except the represent.
alive Of the United States, inviting them to appear
al The cathedral 10 full costume, and participate in
The ceremonies. A letter says;
The American Consul (Lsyi X. Bowen, Esq. OF
Baltimore county, MIDI wsO mol invited because Of
his refusal 10 wear diplomatic costume. On that
but the selling CONSUL in view Of The slight, did
not close the Office OF the consulate dDIinglbe fes
nor display The American hsg, and the comman-
deIs oil the American vessels ia port, wlro had
huisted their cOOTs, hauled hem down on hearing
Ol the occurrence. When this was observed, one
Of the city officials went alongside Of the vessels,
and directed tne captains to no ST their flags, but
they refused. Orders were then given 10 French
naynl brig in port, on which were displayed the
hago OF all nations, 10 pull down that Of the Uni-
ted Slotss, but upon reflection this order was
eounteFmanded. NeGtduy The Aeiing Consul sent
nole 10 the Project Of the Depsnmenl, calling
he attention 10 the breach oil etiquette, and de-
mnnding whether 'rhe slight was i[pm any senll.
msnl Of diSIespect TO him personally OF Officially,
Ot OlheTWisep 10 which, after lapse Of several
, days, q most apologize teply was received, Ond
dishYowing any intentional disrespecl, and con
tanning earnest assurances that similar neglect
should not occur again. When the Consul him.
sell returned be fully approved Uf OIL his repre-
sentative had DONE lf9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-23
The Late Calamity.

MESSRs. EDIToRs; How iIuO II iS that we learn
mos, by szpsrsHes. Almost every accident thai
happens, whether on lnnd OF sea, bstokenS aome
lack Of lOrslhOughl, Of necessary preCautiOn or
preparation, which, If foreseen and provided for,
would have prevented or greatly mitigaled Inc
suffehng that followed, II seems 10 be duly,
therefore, ia ell cases where loss Of life OF proper
~ is involved, that full aud calm reflection
should We given to every sUpposable eGigenCy that
can arise, IN order that Tue necessary pEevenIVes
may be provided. la this instance, as your cores
pondsaI "EpsiIOnp suggests, ihefreqaenl firing Of
guns, OF even the steam whistle, would have saved
this great loss Of. lie aud all the suffering and
property involved, How simple the means, and
YET how great the sacrifice for the neglect Of
iheml
And then how TO aot when an accident occurs
We need prsmsditatiOn quite as much in this re
Specl as we do in foreseeing what may be needed
10 plsventa casualty. Sei-PossessIOn, courage,
ready perception Of what is best to DO done, aud
AresOluliOnto do what we cun, seem indispensaOiy
necessary. We scarcely know at present OH whom
blame falls most, or whether there be anyj but
while every soul on bOuti could have been saved
had the Two Stelme Tsmuiued little longer to-
gstheE, o. leartnd sympalhywould seem to dictate
10 that PvtilOuS hOub yet the great duty Of pre-
etutiOa stands out boldly, aud always should be
PmctiSed. Mrs. HEnANS appears 10 have had SINH.
lar incidents IN mind wien she wrote her poem
entitled ''The Hour OF Death" In one verse she
saws. sNf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-23

RATHER JoLLY.-AldeIneu, In New Orleans ore
sometimes like Aldermen in other plbces--Curlher
north-near uome-fond Of the anlCle that Father
Mathew and the temperance people generally ars
opposed 10. When the riot in the Crescent City,
tue Other day was at It's height, (one Of the papers
there tells uS,) one Of tine Fathers ives sought for
at somewhat late hour OF the night, foF the pur.
pose Of obtaining an orleT reptiye 10 Tue riot, and
was found two.lbiTds drunk. In that happy state
Of obvouSnessthe mminency oftle danger was
strongly represented TO him, and his tTerlions
were requested for The Suppression Of difficulties.
The oldgentlenih bloomeJ out ike q mammoth
cactus, aud Informed the solicitor that "I'heEe
was no dffcuityi only every one 20 TO led and no.
body would be killed. no had examined cnTefulIyj
he hod drank Toigut with both pnlies, and peace.
able citizens and b--b-betler gentlemen couldn't
be found. The shouting is ouiy ~ fun. If any
body attacks you, ask them to TAKE drink, and
i'll all be settled, Fry it'll did" And from
his appearance ne should think lie had, aud lound
II exceedingly seeative-un himself s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-23

TnG' Coon WoRD' NOT cURRENT.-Gmnt Thor
buTn, aRaS Laurie Todd sends us (8OSIOn Muse.
uR,) The following rich anecdoleI
rliIy yeats ago, MI. TnOIbum was standing be-
hind his counter, IN Ills lillle grocery Ia Broad ST..
New York, wien a man entefed--a little tile wUTse
for liquOT-Und called Tor something ~ drink, say
ing al the same time that be hsd no money, but
would pay Tomorrow
my rule IS, devrTto trust, remarked Mt, Thor.
butn.
'lTl pay ", CeTlO,np exclaimed the stranger,
There's no use IA coaGihg neSrT break my
SOle,' TePlieu the imperluroble little Scolehmhn.
fWeCl,iG " AMI wjllunp trust me, here's BIZ
BILE for sounly,' said Ihe mnn, tak0g from bis
pocket beautiful gilt edged Bible.
Il take nothing for security bat cash. replied
Mr. TbOfbuTn. a.a
The man gaEel 1.-THE dminulvs form Of toe lit
Ue trader through his benEed eyes for moment in
in perfect astonsbment, then tuning on his heel,
left The tlOre, eGolalming,
'WeIi, " little died up macHII, II " a'n'twil-
ling 10 take my wOrd, nor tile word Of Cod, " may
go the devP
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-23
sir John Franirlin.

HiS Said that the Temainl Of Sir John Frankln
and bis party have been found, a dispatch pub.
iishtd in another column contains all the news Of
this wonderful discovery which has yelreaOhed US.
We give itloF Just what tesgmPhic dispatches are
wonh--which, sometimes, Is not much,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-23
"Thou art where pillows ioamI
Thou at wheJo muilc melts upon the earl
Thouart around our peaeefil homer

Whilst alludlug. to this sad sTen, permiI me to
add q word as lnbute TO The memory Of one
whose conduct shOne so brightly and whom high
" piEsl-STEwART HoLLAED, a young mau Of
this city. We were classmates at The same aCode.
my Tor several terms and occupied tue same desk
together. Genieelin person, OmabIeiu disposition,
aud SOciul ia intercourse, hswas laVorle among
hiSsObOOlmutes and the fnend Of all. Life was
promising before him, but he hasbeen called away
aud We. with his beeavsd family, mourn his uu-
timely fate. FEENDsHlB.
National Iiisihgsnesr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-23

NovEL MoDE or TAXING rRoUT.--A psIiy or
-caliioInions lately went on a hunting expedition.
They came on trout stream filled With trout The
party had neither nets Oot hooks, and, after much
dvlbeIalion, decided upon mode Of capturing
the speoklsd beauties They drove them into
corner aud then one Of the party stripped of his
ShiIl, tied the sleeves around tue neck, and thus
arranged, itwos substituted ior net, and fns
mess obtained, measuring from six 10 twelve inch.
60 in length This " another striking evidence Of
the Truth on Tie proYeTb, that "neceSsily is the
mother OF invenlion." LOuiSUiRs JOurnil.
Wa t6ink Il more striking proof Of how
man may make shin with bis shirt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-23
no be Sold

q BYRBALlWell located lOls Convenient I'M MI,
- Depot or the Homphclil HllTuad, hi! I'illltti,l
which 70 imnFdgtely over the creek contains
Acres aud would bee mott deSiIAblr place IN ira
FACTORY, or any bulldog requiring good oom T. Ngls
sold ellhar IN tho whole o. IN snail lots iO Nh
ara TWeniy per e. Will taken IN cash and Nv tlse''
M one AMI two years. with Interest from IN & - tlti
AltO, house containing four rooms with linz nt
good wen OF water The house, which Is oi w.
Tie alley eUd OF The loi, st most IOmort, ~ m On
aud ihe Jpealonls de!iobe, IS i within az. minl,
walk OF tho most business parts or the CITY hul''
Payment will be tlkem al 80 peI e. and m, k,,..,
one, Two and lhee yea,s For llhur inloTEaiios
TO JOHN DUNNE, Market 'PhJ
ny26Sin next door 10 ROiant naTN,,,,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-23
New Savings Bank store
~ Ar THE
fEa EDTROBILORBGOR aluNHN

Il HKRRP THE READ AND PBBT co PRRRDW
CtITIzRNS OF wheeling md vlcdityi4Thi1 Old maxim
" for health reminds ie that may not be ands 10 call
your attention ~ my Fall and Winter stock NJ Boots,
Shoes Hats, CAPS, UmbCelaa and Carpet Sacks the
corner OF Matket and Monroe ttreea, whore you will
hnd great variety OF shohabe lately received GOodS,
suitable 10 lhe season, al lON prices 'IH ftfa
VeTJ thankful Tor ts ibsral patronage received since
coming amobgl gu, respectfully solicit you all 10 call
aud eXanIno my stocb, (l Will be my pleasure 70 Ind
wat on YOU'D titus uniting labor with rest thgl mas
hay their Ofsp ing health aud TO this 0ddngindptlry
aud ECONOMY may have wealth, L.l
Ladies' u sou with 10 purchase Rationale aud cheap
winter Bonnets sure, 'h
Cali a The Did Post once opposilet The MelnTe.
Gentlemen 1, YOp wish iopulehase fashionable Cap,
Callat TIC shove rlaee, where yoJ will gst-thAt.
Remember, tue Old Post Once corner.
ool7 ggaH9 KS bR. Il, WATSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-23

AccONAoDATISo.- Of our exchanges gives
the following very liberal Invitation to ViSIOn to
the editors shnclum, ili}
"LoaleIs ere requested Ii come 10 aud overhaul
oni toss around our papers in our absence. We
have Dolhiug else TO do then re.srtanee them end
Keep them il order II they will lust look In the
JfaweT they will End some cigan end malchesj
ana iftheyOIe In the imbibing mood, let them call
where they can get Il, and drink our health on OUT
eredit--ifW have any. Our patience still holds
ant -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-23

P.musr.-The failure Of one Of our Oldest Dry
C,oois Importipg Housesih MIR street 10 annouhc.
ed on change to-day, The amount Of the liabili.
ties we have not heard staled.-BotioA JoaTBdL
WehG8aB
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-23

Tux QuEsTroNs ErTLED.- The New York pspers
have misunderstanding The question whether Daniel
Ullman, the OOmines Of the Know Nolhings was
bonn abroad OF in this oour'p, The last item Of
svidenceis,.a certificate that the Bnpismal record
Of Trinity Church, page 1853, vol. o. in Whining
tor, Delaware, SHOWS that the said Daniel UItman
w0s born in that perish an The 10Th day Of april,
1910. The certificate accompanying this docu-
ment seems to be authentic, and settles the ques-
lion, That Ullmnn is native Amencan, and legally
proper person to be candidate Of the order for
Governor " ihe Stale of New York
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-23

D-ln the town OIL Mansfield, Conn, on Fridpy
last, the funeEal services were held over the re.
mains Of BIT. Samuel Durham, who was bern
Sept. 22d, 1851, and died at the Sge OF 100 yesrs
aud 90 days. Tue sermon wSS from The text Gen.
8, 81. This gentleman was The eldest Of three
living bFOlhers-the ,wO surviving ones being. one
50 aud the other 81 both living in Coventry,
Coma and The three were in the watof the lev.
OluiOp. 4tsa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-23

arGideon Bannlk. pTomIuent citizen Of Fred.
eT ckS Md.f died on FTidgy l's'.
GTCol. J, ". Forney has returned 10 Washing.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-23
Splendid Daguerreotypes.

A DAMS, who has opened ine gallery In Hombrookis
~ Block, Main street, was awarded the highest pTem
UNI for the hest Oager eoypes exhibited AZ Tie late Fair
His Gallery Is constantly crowdsdWl.h visitors.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-23
toLok AkD DREss.

COLOh And pREla. Dr..
DIapeTy OF lnslTeless phiteS such as oambric
muslin, BssoTls well with fresh completion, oil
which it relieves the rose cooj but II Is insult
able 10 compilations which have disagreeable
tint, because white WaySeEplls oil cOlOIs by fuis
lug their lOnei UOnssquentlytail rs unsuitable 10
those skins which, without having this 0sagteeabls
Tint very nearly approach H. Very lBhI Vote
dTapeies, such 20 ;pont lace, have an entirely
different aspect. Biaek dTaperes, lowering the
tone OF the oolors with which they arc IN juAla-
loslnOn, Whllen the ski1i butif tue yeTmiliOn or
rosy paris are ~ a ceIInin pOint distant tom the
dfapey, II will follow thai, although covered in
tone, they appear relatively 10 the y bite paris OF
the skin contiguous TO this PANE dlaperY, ieddeT
than II Tue conlg0ity to the black did not eSis,--
CheUrcLL ea'.9
ThE MARRIAGE LAWS o. NEw HAHrsHlRE.
AIlhe last session Of the New Hampshire Legis.
laluTe, (sAys the Morning Star,) a charge was
made IN the law relating 10 marriages., towlioh we
would cali the atiehiiOa Of ministers. Instead OF
the former pubhshment persons proposing 70 DO
joined in marriage must cause nollce OF iheit IN
tenliOn, with lie nale5, residence ana agts oil Tie
parties, 10 be entered IN the Office OF me town
d,eIK OF the town in Which they resi- eclYey dw ell,
and il there be no town clerk in the place Of iheiE
residence, The like emily must ps made with the
clerk q any adjoining town. Such town clerk
mt 81 deliver 10 the paTliesaceTihcnie, specify
lng the time when notice Ol The intention oil Inall-
ase was eOteTed with him, which ceItliCate must
Oe delivered TO The minister OF lnaRislEale who s
10 marry said parties, before be shall proceed 10
SO emuize the msTTisge. Ady minister or justice OIL
inv peace who shall Join any person In marriage
without a certificate or the town clstk, as above
descTbed, foTfelslOI each offence sixty dol aEs 10
tile use OF the parent raster OF gOoId,an Of either
OF tue parties who shall sue tlerelor, Parties
living 10 New Hampshie WHO shall 90 out OF u
for The purpose Of being Married 10 hbolheI Slste,
aud murnsgs shall be 90 solemniEed. aad they
shall teluIn 10 this State 10 reside, are required To-
file certificate OF dciataiioh Of their marriage in
GLIDING The facts required 10 be sIaedl9 the notice
afole mentioned, with ibe towa clerk o. ilie town
wnsfe either Of them lived prior 70 theiE maliate,
~ Of ten dollars, 10 be received Tot the use 81 any
peTson WHO Wiltspe iyg lhe same.
6I-Gdeon Bannl6. prominent citizen Of Fred
eT cks Md.f died on Fridey lest ~
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wM S. wlekg1N, ae'
HOUSE ANp LoT FoRR- en- I, q. "

U'HR underllgiled Offers lor sale hIS tuu,. ~
i Market street. east side, between y, VI 3,
steels The tot 10 81 feet lTonl with soo5 ~ ltos
ling house aud out buiidihef eS'N u'Ek dHt.
~ Nlll DO sold low and on 9SCOmmOdatIn,t.
90 BnquIre Of ~ ffi-l' O''V'''
2 tep9 .s.-..-I., t.t-s. ,-t.-.s IsT.lJ 1Iu,
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Fresh Meat Reaumed,

Llll.a = Nl0A4A AAApdI AePA uAAAGu' ail- af
III Ohm ZORCKLBR, iHioTnia bic ola ienhh and Gus.
HIS resumed Sarghtshg With the COMMENCEMENT Of ths
cold weather. and viii attend malkst Al bic old atqnd,
can a6oTd Also ell klnds Of eorhed btO pehed pom,
and smoked meatg oessdlm
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NIIsCNLLANDoUs.
LITH0GRAPHY q EIEqR14INe.
Mtna InsuEanoe Company
AAltAg2 gktbi VVANlslaSaAHi
r.sr Obnutered l8ho.
tt3B lSsk7S: i, -

.rsgr 20 Vhnttefe0 l9AVE IN Il tF
CAPITAL BTouE g}00,OO0 3
Bank STOCK In hartordl At Tic inarket value, NGi
hh0ehK,' s.'ss'u....'s..! $3.50. S5oi90Ougf
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ....slBill2 %
| Farmers 10000 Q
yon9sellcul hlyer's"'''i'''"'v'lgeg9g n vi 1
IISs.to, "A Com; ''s'
fh .ll..0 ] li'd.J d --------- SiSLe21 %
Bank stock In Providence, n. L.. .Eagle 1850 %
| Hank stock IN New York, WIS., yILE4tlN
AmolcA1.'. s''!'.1,.....s...', elltQgU0
| North AmeIteans''' 'S..s,"''S,. l4v900
| Republic, ............... $4,000
ComgonWeall h.'si"..'...,. 80. IggO w. tEff'I
hlOauWuls'f sss''slcIvSyy ~ tat
iy'H'.''"'.'s,,s,.'.,',s.s'' 9fWW s.sf fIUUI .
,".''t''' '.''i'''''' SSSg4SS2 8vll HH1
HeehSh. e T.. "ig2SS0d HFinl
~" ! 'Y,ATy '0f '''' .''''''', '-E.0 naeo %
! The Hafliom u New Haven and i} li5-aW
Hartford, Providence and FISH
Kill railroad e0mrthy ..,..'.. 4H ~ 1900 %
FssVroSd stock az The msTketWl7I 41A aidaetu
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