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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-03-03
Charity.

Under this head We ind the following
article in the Frontier zNescs, published
at Westport. Mo. The editor says:
We have upon eur table a copy of a
subscription paper that is being circula-
ted among the slave population of Jack
son county, soliciting subscriptions from
the slayesto assist and succorthe Aid As
sociation emigrants in Kansas. Many of
these emigrants are in nearly famish-
ing condition. and we are not surprised
to see this free, noble, and disinterested
philanthropy exhibited by the generous,
welI-bred, and provided for slaves on the
frontier. We are informed that in our
town and vicinity the blacks have already
collected SCI! in dimes, quarters, and
halves; and that they expectto raise 800.
when the money is to be expended by a
committee of the slaves, in chasing
provisions and warm clothing. which are
to be sent to the Territory. and gratui-
tously distributed among the emigrants
that are in most need of these neeessaries.
We hope to hear more of this charitable
and laudable undertaking. that in our
next we. may give q full report from the
hands of the committee.
The editor asserts, on his own respon-
sibility, as fact, that " many of the Aid
Association emigrants in Kansas are in
nearly famishing condition" If he
refers to any of the emigrants who
have come out under the auspices of the
Emigrant Aid Company of New England,
he is misinformed. We reside among
them, and meet them daily, aud have no;
heard ofa single case of suffering or Of
want, other than for comfortable houses,
since we arrived in the Territory in No
vember last. Every kind of provisions,
other than butter and potatoes, used in
the East are plenty here. and at prices
but . little if any higher than in New
York or Boston. Money, we are conf.
dent, is more plenty. and not one half the
complaint is nadeabout hard times which
is made at the East.
We understand that an "Aid Asso-
citation " has been organized in Missouri
to run pro-slayery voters into this Terri.
tory, to remain here until after election
1t is said they are distributed through
the different districts in numbers design.
ed to be sufficient to control the elections,
and secure pro-slavery representatives in
the Legislature. 1t is probable this is the
character of persons which the Nems rep
resents are in "nearly a famishing con.
dition.'' It also is possible that they are
the masters of the "slave population -
who are soliciting subscriptions for sue
cor. We confess we are not posted IN
this matter, and would thank the 4Neus
for information.
On reflection, we have thought it pos
siblc that this subscription of the negroes,
in Jackson county. was mere rase on
their part to blind their masters, with a
view of collecting fund for eolonizing
some portion of their number. Whether
such movement would be laudable, -
and receive the encouragement of our
Frontier Neus man, we shall not under
take to say.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-03-03
LAwaEscE CIrr, K. T.l

FRnsp McFAaIAsD The Democrat
of the 50th ult. IS before me, with the
letter Of C. <, HoLLIpAY. Esq, IN which
he speaks Of the Pennsylvania Kansas
Company. and, IN my opinion. uninien-
tionally does 3 portion Of the agents Of
that company injustice. He mentioned
the fact that he left Mesdvills the day
after we left CcnneautviIle, and arrived
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-03-03
W. J. PATTERSON.

ID EAL ESTATE AGENT AND CONVEY
Ii AACER, PARKvlLLE. No., will pross2tly
attend 70 the purchase aBd sale Of Real EsTAIE
in the northwestern counties Of Missouri, as we'll
as 70 the investigation Of Titles. location OF Land
Warrants in the new Territories, DC. Having
particular knowledse Of the lsnAs IN the :Haglii-
icent Kansas Valley, with draffs Of the bes. loca
tons, (msde on the eroand, Es is ready 70 give
advice 70 persons DESTROYS Of ssttling there
- Land WarTsnts wanted. For sale, anum-
ber Of eligible Town Lots m Psrkviiie. This
town il sitnated 81 one Of tEsemain entrances @
Kansas. Also, FARsE oirS7a acres, ens aasf
fenced, IN good timber. and veii.watered, 70 b
sold eiesp for cash. Htle perfect No bestef
chance can be found in tie Pistte 4sretsss.
&+x Letters. ost-pail dircsssd 70 theL LARSsafy
Office. viii be fInmediskssy answered, JAM s..
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-03-03
Cold Weather.

Last Monday was cold day-in the
morning the thermometer indicating FIVE
degrees below zero. We hope it will not
be our fortune this year to see "old
Winter sitting in the lap of Spring"
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-03-03

NEARLY all the leading Fruits Of Europe and
~ America are cultivated and for sale at the
Randolph Nurseries, Crawford county, Penna.
All orders from g. w. BRoEx, ESD, viii re-
ceiye prompt attention. who viii act as Agent at
Lawrence City, Kansas Territory, IN forwarding
orders for Trees at cur risk. o. T. HOBBS.
RAspoIPH Jan. 8. 49,
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-03-03

HowxIL PowxlL, Esq. Of the Penn
sylyania Legislature, win accept our
thanks for valuable documents from that
State.
Hon. THoass H. BEsros win accept
our thanks for several valuable papers,
among which is his letter to the people
of Missouri on the Pacific railway. also
his discourse before the Mercantile Asso-
citation of Boston, relative to the route Of
the Pacific railway to California.
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Advertisements.
LOCO AGENTS WANTED.

IasE THOUSAND AGENTS wanted immedi-
" stsly, In every part Of the United States, 70
CANVASS ioT Subscribers 70 the HERALD or FEKE-
DOM. A liberal commission paid for services:
and no capital required. address II. A. BIL-
LrSes, ESQ. General Agent. Buffalo, New 1orsk
for particnisrs G. ". BROWN & Ct.,
LAgRExcE. &. T.. Feb S.-ff Publnhers.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-03-03

Mr.. BoxD. who has just returned from
the border in Missouri, states that pro-
visions Of all kinds are rapidly declining
in prices. Corn can nov be bought in
abundance as sixty cents abashel. Neat,
and all kinds Of marketabiea. are also ex.
perieHcing The effect Of an opening d
navigation. This win be cheering news
to the eastern pioneer who IS about loca-
ting in Kansas. -
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Meteorological Observations.

LAWRENCE. K. t., FEB. "a, 1856.
Range of Thermometer at sunrise. at o'clock
P. n, and at Il hour after sunset. II. CLARK.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-03-03
RENAExs.

DATE. sig RExAExs.
Feb. 81. 4S % 90 Clondy and windy i. W;
little sIeet and snow.
" %, 10 l6 Is Windy ". W.; i inch snow
fell; river nearly closed.
!" 90. 4 10 10 Clear. with y. W. wind:
river frozen over.
:. "a, 10 I6l Il Clear, with \. W. wind:
crossed on ice.
Is, To- IA Sunshine and snow squalls:
n. .W.Sind; 4 deg. at 9 Pm
q 2s, - s1S 10 Coolest morning yet; clear;
y. w: wind; teams crossed
the riser on ice.
q q, CPS % Some clotids: gentle wind
from w. and Y. W.
e The figure markell signifies below zero
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-03-03

EA reply 10 ..Tz.snsz' was hand
ed in too lae for this number.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-03-03
COMMISSION & FoRWARDINa.

PAnkvrtLE, Jan. az. 1855.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-03-03
FRUIT TREES FOR KANSAS.

LAwRrscE, K. T., jan. ls, '65.
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Piedmont Sulphur and Chalykcat
SPRTNTG5-
IN RIlRKE COUNTY. ". &.

Staten miles North IF MorgaDtOn, ,riW Lc o1,cu
J0r the reception Of C0mpamy, q" me
l5h Of June, 1855.
HIS delightful Summer retreat cannot be surpassed
| by any of the fashionable Watering PAGES within
the State of North Carolina. Here invalids, wei
those seeking pleasure, may find Summer residence,
calculated TO restore the last Of the Physical
Constitution ard crafty the most fastidious
The proprietor has enlarged his spacious accomm"
datIons by considerable additions, aud is prepared 10
receive large company. He will spare pains 10
contribute the benefit and ALLEGATION Of those Wh"
favor him with their company.
This fine watering place is surrounded by some of
the greatest Natural cuTioSities in this Country. Th
Table Rock is only seven miles from the springs
Hollow Spring Cave is mile Ravin Rock Falls four
miles, and Falls Of LinvilIe is nine miles.
And all in great country Tor hunting and fishing.
Deer and turkeys plenty in the neighborhoOd of the
springs.
By calling on DR.. Happo!dt, proprietor OF the'' M"un-
tain HOTEL in Morganton, every necessary intorma-
ton pertaining to the medical qualities OF these waters
can be obtained
JAMES &. ESTES, Proprietor.
June 2, 1855. 4C-1m
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sTRAYEp OR STOLEN

FROM the subscriber, III the Town of Char
E@{N<lotte, on Tuesday tie 2lth inst, dark Iron
AZAGray Mare. three yea1s-old,- "a star or
blaze on the face, slender MAKE and natural PAGER.
She was newly shod the fore feet, had boys sad
die, considerable worn. ANY information of said
Mare will be thankfully received, and the
taker up suitably rewarded, if stolen, will give
$40 for the apprehension and conviction of thief.
Any information left at Springs Il McLeods store,
to me at Hornets Nest post office, will be received.
WIN. MAXWELL.
July g, 1858. LIT
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State Constitution, The venerable p1trEurch Macon,
when discussing this Uery question of ycsisi toll
Grafton in regard TO Catholics, used this language:
Fears seem to be entertained that the Catholics
Will oycr-run This country. They may do it, but
do not think i. half as probable as tina, MOUSE
E.H ElH buffalo Let them come when they
%lIl' Mr.. Macon sind; 'and I will lay a wager
mat the PrntesIants CONVEX, tLco Ia the Catholics
on And in The same speech he also said -
mere arc times when n man II u true ratriot,
must ~, stake himself for the good Of his coun'ry.-
=He present IS q crisis Of that lind
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WHEAT MARKET,
SDrin@S7 Mills.

7 wish TO purchase three or four hundred thousand
bushels OF good mcrchantaLlc wheat, fer which vii
pay the big hest Caeh price.
Charlotte from its facilities OF transportation is
the best inland markets in the Southern States. have
erected large Merchant Mills conlieu to Tho Railroad
capable of grinding three hundred barrels Of flour pr
day, and to keC them running ut have NhrEt 10
bring it along, if you want the highest figure Tor it,
am prepared to grind for toll. II you wrnt -four
whose brand will be sufficient to sell it in any market
the world, here s the place 10 have it maiuiuctur, d.
These Mills have already made rep, ton not IL
(trior 80 any in the country.
LEROY SPRINGS.
Ju,c is, 1855 l7-,i
Whg Charlotte Banner, Salisbury Enquirer, y urk.
Vile Standard, Chester, lnclligcnccr Shelby; Ncwt,
AshcviIle; will incert months and forward bills T.
subscriber at Charlotte.
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FLORIDA LAND AGENCY.

THE undersigned has established agency in the
| town of Alligator, Columbia County, Fla, for the
purchase sale or location OF Land Warrants the pur-
chase and OF lands generally, improved and nnIm
proved. The fact now being established that Ran
Road be constructed Immediately, connecting the
Atlantis and Gulf of Mexico, running through the entire
length of the county, East and West, ane in view Of
the great fertility of SOIL the unusually fine growth
of pine timber on land, the healthu of the
climate and the reasonab terms which lands can
now be obtained, there is perhaps section OF the
from the older States. Having had experience in
farming on the different kinds OF land, and acquired
general knowledge of them througho the county, and
having acquired unusual abilities for pointing out such
as are for sale either of public private lands, he
feels very confident Of making it the interest of all
per- wishing inform ation who may have deter
mined to sett e in Florida to call on him.
w o. JEFFREYS.
References.
Hen. ID. S. WALKER,
State Reg iStCr.
II. C. McLEAS' ESQ, Carthage, NC.
Dr.. S. G.. BRIcE,
b bnv H g: MeHr'''' Fayetteville, NC.
MEssRs W. NJ. LAwroN 4, Co., Charleston, S. Z.
Alligator, Fla, June 20, 1855. 49-ly
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CARRIAGE. So SHOP.

THE subscriber begs leave inform, his friends and
the public generally, that he is sti carrying on
the Carriage Making Business in all its va
rIous branches with all the increased facilities afford
ed by modern improvements. He has hand a
large number of BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, ROGKA-
" AVS, &c, made the most approved styles out of
the best TO which he asks the inspection OF
chasers Ills establishments is College and Depot
streets, where he will be glad to see his friends.
JOHN HARTY.
July %, 1855. Lift
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FOUND
4 RELIABLE MEDICINE.
THE CELEBRATED
GDIzKYOW BIY''Xs'MMnS,
A Purely Vegetable Preparation,
AND a SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR
.&SPEPSTA

DYSPEPSIA.
THESE BlTTERS are purely Vegetable Compound,
and offered to the public under the fullest
vic ton that they will be found safe and sovereign
Reme"y for Dyspepsia.
They have been triumphant!y tested not only by nu-
me rous families and physicians in the South, who
ceence but also by the Proprietor, who for years,
suffered all the gloom incident to that stubborn and
distressing disease.
EXTRACT
sI do hereby certify that have and used
your celebrated compound COLLETON BlTTERS in
my family for than fifteen years, and do verify
believe il to be Of the most valuable Family and
Plantation Medicines in use, having witnessed their
beneficial effects many instances that with truth
it may be affirmed they well deserve the high enco-
NUNS which they have received from the Attic ted no
have partaken of their nvigoratng and health reso
ring properties
Signed, CHARLES 6. CAPERS,
Planter, ST. Helena, S. 6.
The undersigned, sole agents for the above Medi-
cnes Ike pleasure in stating that they intimate
" acquainted with the manuactue OF the ColIeton
Bitters'' hence they do not hesitate commend the
article, possessing virtues, and well calculated
to afford relief in
DYSPEPSIA AND ITS KINDRED DISEASES
Retail price, so cents Bottle!
For which ncscuIable amount of suffering
may be arrested. The :rade will b supplied on Iibe-
raj terms. HAVlLAND, HARRAL Il CO.,
Druggists; Charleston, S. c.
u THIS Medicine be obtained Of Scarr Il Co.,
Charlotte, Reid u Creir Fuwood, and other respecra-
BILE Druggists and Merchants throughout the State.
Feb 16, 1855. 3o-1y
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Save yOur Costs !

TIE NotCs and Accounts of the late GrIn of A. Be
4 thunc & Co. has been placed in the hands of s. w.
Davis, Esq, for collection aud settlement. Those in.
dcbcd either by Note Account requested to make
immediate arrangement, further indulgence can
not and will be granted.
ALEXANDER & JOHNSTON.
3S.F
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PUBLIC NOTICE. 50
NEW GRAND DUCHY or BADEN LOTTERY
LOAN.
Capital 100000. Els.

OdplLdl 4f,OOO,OOOs r is
fI'UIS LOAN is guaranteed by the Government, and
| will be drawn in different pr'zcs as follows:
Ii of $4,000 Els As of 10000 Els.
II IS 600 Fis. % of 900 Els. of $4,000 Els.
50 OF 70. 900 Els. 40 of 900 Els. of 1900 Els.
50 Of 1000 Els. 366 Of 900 Els. 1914 of 1000 Els
&c. &c. &c.
The lowest prize being ~ Florens.
II Fiorcns cqua! to Eve Dollars.
The next Drawing takes place at CArsruhe under the
Direction of the Baden Government the 3lst August
1855, when every drawn uuber must obtain ono of the
bovc mentioned Prizes which will be paid in cash. at
the office OF the Undersigned Those forum tic Share
holders re siding the spot, will have their amount
OF FIXES gained paid TO them through an established
Bank TIE Lists of the result ill he sent to each
Shareholder, and the Successful numbers published in
the Newspapers.
The Price of Tickets is Two Dollars.
The following advantages given by taking num-
Der of Tickets. viz:
IL Tickets cost only $2l so Tickets cost only $50.
80 Tickets only 40 100 Tickets cost only $50
The Price tor Tickets be sent in Bank Notes or
Drafts pa yabc in any OF the commercial towns of Ger
many. HoIand France, England, Scotland or ireland
For Tickets and p pectuses apply the undersign-
GA Banking house, which is appointed for the sale Of
Tickets.
MORlZ STIEBLE SONS, Bankers,
Frankfort on-thc- Name Germany,
n. D-Tcttcrs to be directed .per Steamer, via Liv.
crpool." to MORIZ STIE8LE SONS, Bankers, in
Frank on the Maine.
Rcm;ttancck which after the day of Drawing,
will be r,tlrncds invested in the next Drawing, at
the option of the sender.
July 9th 1855. low.
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Notice.

HAVING bought cut the entire interest OF WIN. l..
[ | Moss in the firm of DAVIDSON MOSS, I will
continue the business ut the old stand aud am deter
mined to offer great inducements 10 all vito " favor
with call. and especially TO those who buy for
Cash, The Notes and Accounts OF the late firm
in my hands, and will be settled by me alone.
Is. H. DAVIDSON.
April 90. 1855. 39tf
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Respectfully Yours!

HE unsettled business of Prtchard e. Catdweil lor
1854, has been placed in the hands Of S. W Davis
for collection ahd settlement. Those indebted for that
year will be doing great favor by closing their Ac
counts edateIy have invariably cash to pay
and Money now, all must know. is hard thing to
borrow"
PRITCHARD g. CALDWELL.
April Z, 1885. 35.F
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Charlotte Rail Road.

An esteemed friend has furnished with the
following Table showing the comparative earnings
Of this Road for the first six months of the years
1874 and SIS
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Notice.

7 Will. attend at the Court House in Charlotte on
| Saturday of each week during the month Of July,
the purpose of taking The returns of all taxable pro-
perty in said Town and Beat, all individual persons
owning property subject will take notice.
j. p. ROSS, j. P.
June %, 1855. 49-4w
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A Notable Fact !

Notable Fact!
OUR unsettled for year before last. and last
| year, have closed by Cash good Notes
fright straight along" le,thout respec TO PERSONS Our
creditors make MUSIC" all occasions,
aud learnt" dance by ourselves ANY LoSGER.-
Talk enough"
IRITCHARD l. CALDWELL.
march Q, 1855, 33,f No 2 Ora Ute Row.
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LOOK HERE !!

WE the undersigned, have purcha sed the large and
" extensive Stock Of Groceries belonging to the
firm Of Films i Sprat at which place will be found
all times, ready and willing wait all those who
may favor with their patronage. BY keeping on
hand tull supply of
Family Groceries,
we will be prepared fill all orders punctuav, that
may be intrustcd Our motto is quick sales
and small profits Tor cash or barter.
The hig hest cash prices will be paid for produce.
EMS & OATES.
may 81, 1855. 45tf
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Notice

MY Notes and Accounts having been placed in the
VI hands of s. w Davis Esq, for collection those
who re indebted to individually, OF the
old firm of Steele 4 fIOrty. are respectfully request
ed make settlement by April Court If not sooner.
A. c. STEELE.
Feb 9, 1866. 2e-tt
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Watches! Watches! Watches!

(xtn THE subscribers receiving large stock
81 OF WATCHES from Tic most celebrated maker- !;
also rich stock of
Fashionable Jeweiry, Chains, &C.,
all of which will be sold low for cash short time
TO punctual dealers.
TnOS. TROITER & son.
april 81, 1855 40sf
Wing copy.
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New Confectionery and Bakery.

J. & E. LONERGAN
TAKE pleasure in announcing to their friends and
the public that they have just opened in the House
Main street, 2 doors east Of the American Hotel,
Bak ry and Confectionery Establishment.
Having secured the services of experienced Baker
and thorough workman, they prepared TO furnish
Bread. Cakes aud every thing in their line of the
most superior description. Thu have just opened
An E1tcnssre Taricty Of
WEST 0GID0M FKG1G@s
AND ALL KINDS OF CANDIES, TOYS,
FANCY ARTICLES Of erery description
And indeed every thing usually found in their line.
If desire to please, and reasonable terms will in
patronage they are determined to have it.
J. & f.. LONERGAN.
January IS, 1855. 27-tf
N. 81 have sold my interest in the Grocery 10
J. Lonergan. All persons indebted TO the firm
earnestly requested TO settle, longer indulgence
not be given. :
T.. LONERGAN.
Jan. &c, 1855
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TO THE PUBLIC.

IN withdrawing from the Mercantile profession,
would express ffshKt my pdrrons for the almost
unvarying kindness which they have exhibited, and
the earnest desire that prosperity and happiness may
attend them
Thouh not Engaged in business, shall be pleased
my friends at my old stand.
DAVID PARKS.
july 90, 1855. 52-3w
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Vote Of lShS.

Here is the vote of the several Counties in this
District poled at the Congressional Election in
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LAND FOR SALE.

MATTR ASSES.
TIE undersigned is now manufacturing MArTRAs-
Il SES ina very superior he has large lot
of various sizes hand and will make any to
der on short notice. w. W. QUIN.
Charlotte, july 20, 1855 52-3w
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8. ". DAVIS,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
EvFH N M <ASxprKs As ~

A IL collections either business attended to with
promptness particularly such refer the prose
ofPenson Claims Land Warrants and donations
ing 60 Acres of Land to all Officers Land and Naval
Commissioned non Commissioned, all Soldiers Sca-
Clerks, other persons who have served in any
Of the Wars in which the United States lave been n
gagged since 1890 and also all Officers and Soldiers
Of the Revolutionary War, their widows and minor
children
Persons having such claims, sy presenting them i'm
mcdIately, may early issue nf their certf
Gates. Office, doors south OF Sadlcr's HoSci. ti36
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BLANK DEEDS FOR SALE HERE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-13
Tndnhal.
ALHzar n. NfcoLlY, AnetiopeeI
,cHS and BONDS at ACCTION-REGl

ALHza4 n. NfcoLlr. AnetiopesI
CTOCYs and BONDS at ACCTION-REGU-
- LAR sALE-ALBKRT II. NICoLAf WIN sel tn ,
DAY Aus is At ~ O'clock at the Merchants LaensLse' '
account Of whom may concern; -.
$500 indiana ssste6 lsr cent Bonds slooo each.
5000 Wer1phis CITY per cent Bonds 81 600 each
aseof Frie fopvertibiea Of 1911, Al 200 each
e7iO Ia { rosse and MI wsutee Railroad BondS n,
5000 Chicago and Mississippi 10 per cent ine me Do"o'
s2oo Msywiis City per cent Bonds due n 1885, $1,000
each ..o.
s8 shares Cevesnd and Pittsburgh Railroad 80 each
2shares Ere Railroad Sloo each
80 share. Pbepix Fire Insurance Co, SO e.cs
60 ,baes Wilamsburgh City Fire Insurance Co.. $50 each
Is shares Cumberland Goa Co, sleO each.
100 hsrs North Kerosene Gas Light Co.. Is each
O shares New and Shaw gunk Mnins Co. IS each
TERMs or eALETeu peg cent this day. and the baanee be-
fore o'clock The accrued nteres al the Bonds
will be charged 70 the purchaser.
Next regular sale on THURSDAY, Aug. L.