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WATCHES. JEWELRY
AMID FANCY GOODS.

AMID FANCY GOODS
rnM HAVING just received from
er2.SXsgR, New York. u large and bcauti
GasaxzfHszasfzcA ful Stock of Watches and Jew
elry, will sell them ut Charleston prices and
all articles warranted as represented. My stock
consists of
Fine Clocks, Weight and Spring, at various pri
ccs; Fine Gold Watches, from S;25 to $3.50; fine
lot of Hunting Levers, from Sl6 10 s55. suit
ablo for farmers; Fob, Vest and Ladies' Chains,
beautiful patterns; Ladies' and Gents Breaches;
Ear Rings and Finger Rings, all sizes; Lockets,
Gold Keys, Gold aud Silver Spcctacles; Silver
Thmbcs a splendid article; Coral Beads. Gold
Snaps Gold Pens. Silk Guards Steel Chains,
Winding Keys Steel Spectacles with colorcd
Glasses, u large assortment of Spectacle Glasses,
all ages; Port Monies; beautiful assortment
of Silver Cups, suitable for Presents; u full as
sOrtment of Pistols
The above articles will sell for CASH, or on
Credit to persons who will be prompt i'll their
payments.
ii. Il. TUSTEN.
Sept. 26. 90 If
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CIR A TT 81
GRATIS!
JUST p UBLISHEDi .s...
4 NE-W DISCOVERY IN MEDVCyNE,

4 Ns-W DISCOVERY IN MEDICINES
FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL.
Treatment, without Medicine, of Spermator,
rhea, or Local Weakness, Nervous Debility. Low
Spirits, Lassitule, Weakness of the Limbs ana
Back. lndispositon and lncapncity for Study and
Labor, Duilncss Of apprehension, Loss of Mem,
ory, Aversion to Society, Love Of Solitude. III,
nudity Self. Dis,rust, Dizziness, Headache, In
voluntary Discharges, Pains in III Side, Affection
of tn. Eyes PimPcs OH the Fuee, ssxuuI ana
other Infirmitics in man. e-''
From the French of DE-, B. be .Laney.
The important fact that these alarming com.
plants may easily he removed without Medicine.
is, in this small tract clearly demonstrated mud
the entirely new and highly successful tire atrnent
us adopted by the Author, fully explained. by
means of which every ono is enabled. to- eurss
hlmae'f perfectly, and at the least possible coat.
the day. 3, s.. ..s. a e.sIs s'.,'.'''1 1-.' "
Sent to any address, gratis, and post nee in a
sealed envelope, by remii.ng (pcsi paidl
age stamps to DIR. B. DE'LANEy,f
-, No. II, Lisrenard Street, New York.
feo' l. 'ooo 81 .eR 10 6mf
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Books and Stationery.

NEWBERltY, S. c.
VvHE undersigned has opened Book Store
IL in Nowberry, where he keeps constantly
on hand a fine assortment of Religions, Miscel-
laneous, and School Books Orders from dis
tnuce filed at the shortest notice.
w. J. DUFFIE.
Newberry c. H.. Jan. 81, 1855. 40 II
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HOSPITAL FOR NEGROES,

AT iugsl>r;t. dsJ.
"a VIE Undersigned would call the attention
n "f the citizens of Abbcvil,c and Edrefied
Districts I" their iNFlRMARY for SICK Me-
GhOES. and Tor ,l"s" requiring SURGICAL
OPERATlONS Will" the completeness of our
arrang' mcnts, offers To the patient every COM
tort. 1t also enables us to render more efficient
treatment |" ch'"nic Gases, Ih"n can generally
hr secured in ordinary private practice. Our
special accommodations for the management of
the CHRONIC DISEASES OF FEMALES.
ST. common ainnns Negroes, are ample to COM
plrIc
TE';MS.-For Sarsing, Board aud Lodging,
per month SlU.
Irca,ment-lhe ordinary rates of Practice
Communications addressed to lis Mt Aupustu,
will meet with prompt attention.
III. +. CAMPBELL. Surgeon,
Il. CAMfBELL, Attending Physician.
May 10, la35. If
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C2ARLESTON
D ALLY STANDARD

LlTlCAl. JDt al.

LlTICAL JOURNAL.
Sing''. Copies, pr nnum............s 8 90
Ten C"pc> I."r a.'ni:.m ...............1U 80 uu
TIE DAILY STAN NDAED contains q Daily
l. Tcegrarhic Report, Market Report, and
report Of General Ihtnrnatiun furnished by the
mail from every section "f :hc Union.
1t also presents Daily Report of The Stock
Market, the Cotton Market. Of til" Arrivals and
Departures Of Ships, and Of the Arrivals Of Pas
scngers
Omcca week is presented ii Comparative State
mcnt Of the Errci pts and Slipmmrts OF Cotton,
Rice and Lumber, al The port "i Charlrstnn a.ld
ii Comparative Statement of ih" Ecrcip's and
Exports Of Cotton at u!l the ports Of the United
States.
All NEWS, of IL personal and political cl,arac-
ter both foreign aud domestic, is given with the
greatest possible prolnltnrss; and to insure this
object. We have secured the services Of AN able
corps of respondents
Ii is our special object t" publish NEW SPA
PER- proper. We shrink from the expression
of opinion which may be demanded by the
subject before lis, but as Il general prIncpe pre-
ir Stain. facts Ill the earliest instant, possible,
and To leave it TO cur readers 10 form their own
opinions.
The course Of the paper is severely conscrva-
tive, first Of morality and order Ecyt, Of III.
institutions peculiar 10 the South and next, of
t'ic "i'pH VI tbe ''tdbcS- & IcSolutclS oI'pSt
radicasm, as well in democracy as morals.
One important object in the establishment of
our paper, was 10 present II cheap vehicle for in
formation From this object We have been com
PEELED TO depart to extent but not TO leave
| IL entirely out of view, VIC propose to sell the
paper ut our counter, i'll packages Of Ten, for
Twenty Cents an.l to na Ten Copies TO any
one of our subscribers for year, who will send
us Fifty Dollars. This will relieve lis from the
! risks Of collection and the expense of mailing SO
many different packages, while it will give to
every ncigliLurhood throughout the State, the
pportunity OF II Daily Paper ut FIVE DOL
LARS per anmun.
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CharicstOl Weekly Standard,
CONTAINS ALL THE MATTER ruDTIsIIED IN TIE DAILY,
together with
Tile Local, Domestic and Foreign Markcis-Ihc
Prices Current, including Mc RATES Of Sale
for Stock, Erchnnge, and Domestic Pro-
d"cc-Ihe Shipping in Por-7he
latest Iciegral'hic h..forata-
ton, de-, DC, dc.
The STANDARD is the only morning paper
in Charleston which issues WEEKLY EDI-
TION.
This Edition is published every Wednesday
Morning, and by the evening of the Eext day
can he received i'll every section of the State.
Price $2-payable invariably in advance.
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It's Editorial management, under the care of
r. j.. BOW DEN, will be conducted in II man
ncr that SHALL sor fail t" give satisfaction I"
every reader. The creates care will be taken
to chronicle the latest AMI most reliable passing
events of the day. The Literary department
VIII contain such matter only, will prove inter-
cs,in. and profitable TO III. reader. Selections
suitable for Sunday rcndng-Storcs for the
Young--Irovcrbs for the Oid-and in short, i,
is our determination TO present TO the public Il
Journal that will be welcome visitor in every
family-a companion for every one. In matters
Of Politics, the STAR will be neutral; but will
retain the right to speak of any pall.;.Jlc wrun"
it may detect i'll any party.
Tue LITERARY STAR Will be printed in new
and clear Type, and under the mechanical man.
a"ement of an experienced Publisher, l.. NJ
BHOtGlrrON-willv vie in appearance with any
paper III South Carolina.
In oidec to put our paper within the reach of
every one; ana sccnre uil extensive circulation
it will be furnished (consniMiny Iircniy four coi-
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copy per aanu:n, in advance, $ l.5O
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our cause, to sustain ms in our undertukins-cx
tend 10 us Il helping hand. Address
BOWDEN Il BROUGHTON,
Proprietors.
Spartanturg, G. H., :. e.
November G, 1855. %
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INDEPENDENT IN EvEnirnISG-NErrRAL IN MOTH
ING, AND SET For TIE OFFENCE OF WHATEVER
WILL. STAND THE Ti.sr OF EEASON, SCI
ESCE AND rnE HOLY SCRIPTURES.
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E1a p!o:.'s vcsc::,n.c rinclure.
EDWARD VESTFIELD-

EDW AID sVESTFIELD,
ABBEVlLLE COURT House, SO. CA.
II ETGR RMS tiranks for past favors, and re-
~ spe:tiuily s"!ictsa continuance Of :i.c same.
lie kerlS constantly on hand. Of his own man
niac'hrc, 'ce Ass"r mcnt of SADDLES
HARNESS .;lDLES, MAKTINGALES. Dc.
Als", WI -, STIRRLP IRONS and BIT'rs.
Beng Il practical workman, he is prepared to
make TO order ali kinds Of Saddles Harness uud
Military Equipments at sl,uit notice. and ut us
low prices as any oll!cr establishment
IsSS Particular attention paid to all kinds Of
Repairing. mayo5
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Notice to Legatees.

WoTICE hereby given to tho Distributes
lN Of the Estate of jesse Maddox, decd, that
u fnal Settlement Of said Estate will be made
before the Ordinary oS,Abbcviie District, On the
5th of March, 1866.
WILLIAM W.. MADDOX, Admir-.
December 4, 1855. 80 BIN
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"PrUre aH Mimgs, hod fast Mut whjth is go"el =
Terms. $40 per annIm. in advance.
W. +. DUnISOE. 4 son, pCBLISlIERS
EDGEFIi:LD e. H.. S. c.
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E3 MrssrS. MUM Il CO, have becp for
many Years extensively engaged in procuring
patents l"r new Inventions, and will advise in
vrntor$, without charge l.. regard to the novelty
of their Impr"v .illcntS.
September ., lSj5 90 If
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PROSPECTUS ) OF
!fHH Al.IEii!! ilAH<I STAR,

7NIE rapid strides, and constant ndvanccmcn,s
Of the age; and the daily Increasing demands
for Literature, have induced the Subscribers To
propose publishing al Sl'ar:anbnrg Court House
Oh the first of January, lSj;, A WEEKLY
LITERARY JOURNAL, cntllcd
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.. WE present great facilities for selling COT
TON. and especially FLOUR, WHEAT, CORN,
and DOMESTIC PRODUCE. We make ar.
engagements with our inferior friends to transact
their bnsnsss at the very lowest rate of charges,
and pledge ourselves to promptness in sveiy
trnnsSction.
liberal Advances made on Consipuments.
Strict Parsonsl attention to the Interests Of orr
RatTpns and your favor and influence respect-
ifnlly sosisit e
ayAEsR oFsREFERENCEs GIVEN. IN
Aneust2s, 1855. 10 Am
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Is Published Every Thur~dny Morning, by
DAVIS &, HOLLINGSwORTH.
w o. DAVIS Editor.
J. HOLLINGSwoRTH . E. Publisher.
IT X R MI 81:

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- -, For Sale,
"A FINE IMPOSING STONE, 8 n. Is lnei,e.
"A. long by2 ~ 8 inches wids--complete with
f.arne.- Price $40 a. bargain can be had Jy
spplieatioh AZ tbis once.
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Reading Railroad.

As the ste OK Of the Reaoug Railroad Is really ont
tt market and tie deliveries for January beyond ire
few who hold speculation to carry their stock until
report o the managers Is before people. From
the list st the Transfer Office it appears that, in March
last 500 shares were in the hands of 81 persons
July. Al, 600 were held by ia persons In October
$685. by l76 persons, and the l6tn of December,
so 456 In the hands Of 246 persons of which but
outsi friends. From this fact the report at each
the periods named show variation it is clear thai the
stock In the hands OF spectators is not equal to single
weeks sales The report therefore will not only verify
the conclusions that induced the increased number Gf
holders invest but it will reveal the tricks by which
both the Reading and many other safe ard profitable
works aIekept from the eyes and ears of the CITIZENS.
1t viii tell to the stockholders that its cost upon which
much stress Is laid by its oppcnents is sut the
nau al requr ments Of tie trade-it will tell that its
gIadee, by which the trains pass to the landings by
to keep up the speed upon the levels and
take back the empty cars Is the principle upon
which the value of all railroads is determined, and
exactly the why the Reading Railroad have
tsges derives from the connection with the several
lateral railroads in the coal region amounting to 496
lies with the coeree, at which outlay has been
made equal to dollar of fast fix .ure for every ton
puAy sent to market aud that expenditure is in
dispensabe to the production Of cesl matter where
located. 1t will further show that its connection with
the Catawissa the Wilismsport and Emira, the Maha
noy coal region the Sunbury and Erie the Dsuphn and
susquehanna, and tbro Oh it, the Pennsylvania Central
The Reading and Harrisburg railroads will be complete
and 10 operation during tie season. and that the
Of tie Resdipg Compal these several sources will
be equal to the current expenses. And, finally, the
port Will exhibit the financial conGitin of the not
its oppop ents would like to have r. bu, 1t exists
and ill hereafter stand before the publi- model
tor the economical manage Of the several railroads
throughout the country. Therefore say to the stock
hoders have said before hold on tn your stock Its
value Is greatly in advance Of it's present price, and
,iSn to- which 4 Is entitled WIN 'n'' N PS'
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via be delivered at the ports. The receipts at New Or
les by mail dates far although 26l 00) bales Ia
OF last scar, ony from the Mississippi aud Qua
cbis rivers. but little havog been received from Red
river which sill unnavgabe except its mouth,
and contains nearly three from several
other i'm tortsnt Tributaries Of the Misissipi At our
last many Streams IN that particular section
falling that 1t will not do to the ;eipts vita
1852, VII, nsviga'i generally Free From South
Car lima and aabara have, for the past week, hao
sovices heavy rains ano ON their volume in the Lat
ter State we are satisfied thst the rivers this
ment navigsb'e for the largest class If boats. Tho
Of sill in the fields is represented large
for the advanced state of the and every effort
being to get it in In regard to the course Of
prices, offer opinion; public timeut favors
mpr oyemert at preseut, With $500 900 oales-
LIVERPOOL CLAaSIYICATInN
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POOL CLASSIFICATION.


RETAIL RICE OF PRODUCE AT WASHINGTON MARKET.
Nest shows q triaing advance this wees, circum.
stance due doubt tina cold weather. aud the rise in
the price of poultry and game Fish maintains about the
rates, but sales light. Poultry and game show
advance the average Of from two to three ceots
Wild fowl are beginning to be abundant aud command
very fair prices The sales of butter and cheese
large and have shown symptoms OF decline will
they until spring opens. Winter apples to be
every where and Of very fine varieties vege abes
maintain about the rates and in large quau.
titles The following list OF prices has been carefully
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Cotton Trade.

The circular Oft J. stewart Co. Ct THE date says
VIZ issued last circular fer the Baltic he oath
ult The market since has beer gu e except on NO oc
casns Blu. holders have offered ner supplies SO spar.
iDgy that prices have been well msttsineo AID The
styles in request they have -ather improved we think
enough 20 warrant Sigh alteration In our figures I'll.
SAFES Up 31st u about 100 h.es daily on that
day, they 70 200 bales The LIST as usual here
kept close holiday. The unit OK business since
700 bales Wednesday 900 bales 90 Thursesy
sId 100 Yesterday, chsing very firm at quotations
in regard 10 the crop We can add tut n. 10 pre-
vou recorded opinion Ire tone Of public sentiment
II in accordance with Judgment that witt ordinary
gon, Nv present scale Of prices 500 900 tses
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lrREFMAN h co.'s ExPREss, FOR CALIFORNIA
U5elon, Sandwich 10 snds, Panama, Callao Lima, Va
porsso 6c VIII he de patched Ter 8 mali steamer George
law on sa,urdsy January a, o'clock < IL hs-ge q
m all parcels letters, &c, until M, day ri ing
FREEMAN CO., SO Broad yay.
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commercial char nels of the nation; in ~ capabilities
OF cheap easy instruction and operation aad con-
sequtntiy in its remunerHtive character as an invest
ment.
The convention adjourned without day, the Sanding
Committee having been empowered to call future meat
IL e. at such times and places they should deem ex
peaient.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NoTICE IS HEREaY GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS WHO
IN creditors 10 the estate II the dyard Nsy =.
tue Rings County boel late Williamsburg are reaass,eS
trhHih 70 deliver the full rarticuia-s Of heir rrnccivc
hoitl snd all persona Indebted the estate arc "a
dntstd 20 pay we sane a. the place The
livery establishment and The hfto are for ala he ,r.
ssie con rsc entire and d4poed Of hen 70 ne
tod private hale IN two parcels All persona who are viii
ing " treat for the sboe the properly as ase
uoe who resire t. part Their nro
ps9s IN wiring, murt be left above N nd
petso, fslhase notice omeet the the p.
ties who offer 70 purchase he entire and next
those Who desire 70 rts for the and livery mt
fepaalev IL Is desired at hcae proposals stall be made
without denv man. applications ha nadn This oo
porfnpiy is given s1usly al lie 2ls day "a No.
eembrr, 1865. DANIEL O,UsEY, 2Administ-stsye
EIfzABtTBv NEVILLE / Of The cs,a.o
JOHN Cook Sos, Attorneys aud Counsellors at Law for
he - = '-'' -
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DAcIrIC FxpRFes COMPANY

DhcIFIc EXPRESS COMPANY ia BROADWAY FOR
slfornls oregon, Sandwich Islsnfs aod China freight
parcels ind letters vii &c despatched per GEORGG
law via fahsna) this % Jan. and STAR Of TAG
csived until H. and al parcels, &c., until ~ O'Clock
W Il.
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, sc.

TO TEE LADIES AN ASSORTMENT OF FIvg
leweiry consisting Of brooches coral SETS earriucs
ures p,ces Ladies dc.irir articles which are warrans
end al less prices than eusnma invited examine Tho
extensive variety at b Houston street, weeks ONLY
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"a Isl TWENTY THIRD STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVE.

w gentleman or LADY or gentleman and vile tired
routine Of ares SIR &C observed In ashton
al h osfdrg houses be accommodated with bandsons
SUIT apartments the md floor, with board seiy
GER, strictly private anily tie house contains all hs
rnodel improvements Address Comor' Union square Post
a1tt
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VERY DEslRABL fURNasIfED APARTMENTS, CON
sistirg psror and sleeping also sitting
ard ,wo bedrooms munc obtained wlthou
loard n geLtee family, In EghRh street, Broadway
Gentlemen III these HE peasanest IN the city
sodrtss with real nsme Apple. Herald Office.
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DANCING ACADEMIES,

DANCING ACADEMIES.
GOT BROADWAY.-NME AND MLLE EMMA SAUNA.
W. dEAUs dancing academy 6e7 Broad xai, is open
day Ter private and evening" X 70
IN o. clock Tor practice lessons tash
enable dances taught By Nile Emma sauyagoau. Terms
moderate.
A DODWORTd'S PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMIES
"a SOC Broadway, Ne~ York, and LIT Montague piene
BROOKLYN, open for the Circulars expan,S
me and terms may Do had ut the academies
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEW CLASS-pROuKES
IL academy, SCI Broome street. new ctass for negnpers
VII commence on Tuesday All Tie fashionable
III one course OF lessons There open those
more advanced.
E'EkRERO'S DANCING ACADEMIES 80 WEST FOUR
hehtn street Kew York, and Mon Hal, Brooklyn,
are now open for he Saturday evening
grown ersons Pupils enter NJ time sorees given
usual.
IA LIE. CAROLINE vEZIEN's DANCING ACADEMY,
ll no. II Howard street open the son Glass
meet for the Instruction ri edes and gentlemen oc1
r. NJ to and ut to 10 In the evening" practice TRIAD
darcnR torec every Saturday evening" from to H. Admits
sion 70 cents.
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WANTED-A PARTNER, WITH A CASH CAPITAL.
w from $1,000 to $1,000 for brsnes a,e sdy esab shed
IN ro,in o raieu grease and other chemical stufs
~o0ilt end six manufacturers aud in which line
ness we realize net prof s-tiafy any such rson
Wishing 10 Engage Address j. W. Co., Herald Office for ore
week 49, -
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NAVY has lust declared dividend of six per
s'u are vary good at railroad cyphering. will
GO, NJ re- the stoekh ders BY telling tnen where the
ym "1nss In this stst.ment he ability 70 make a
ml ~ IN ner ent It this timer AMI whore sre he
.,p. d ,syn:-T r,u VII 'bssrv' shA: 'he = ~
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items Of liability Is debt to the acome account Of
so4l, 728 and that the cash en- hand Is SS5 All.
1872 STOCK TJOI DER

so4l, 7as, and that the cash en- hand is SS5 All.
STOCKHOLDERS.
The difficulty of fn6ipg the place where the interest
dividends on certain securities paid, and the fequent
pu Olish the following list for the guidance all parties
interested =
INTEREST AND DIVIDEND PAYMXSTsIN THIS CRY, 1866.
BY Assistant Treasurer Uaited States
on the Public Debt Of the United States.
BY State Agent Of Ohio, Beaver strea.
On the Public Debt of the State Of Ohio.
BY Bank Of Commerce.
On all Missouri State nds, ex sept Hannibal loan
City of Alton Bonds to Terre Hsute Road.
City Of louisville Bonds to Frankfort Road.
Principal Of these Bonds maturing
Mad River and Lake Erie Bonds
CRY OF New Haven Bonds.
Dividend on Bank of Commerce jan 7.
Bonds Of State of Missouri 10 Pacific Railroad.
Bank Bonds of State Of Missouri.
BY american Exchange Bank.
Two FER cent ON Illinois Debt, after It'll January.
By Bank of Republic.
state Debt of Commonwealth Of Virginia.
BY Bank of America.
State Debt Of Kentucky.
By Merchants Bank
State debt of Tennessee.
State debt Of Alabama.
by Manhattan Company.
Principal due on Nes York State lives.
Interest debt OF New York.
New York Erie Convertible Bonds, 1852.
BY Ohio Life and TruA Agency.
Iron Railroad, Newark township. c. r. r.,
Sciota county, Salem township,
Belmont county, Remely township
Mer county, Orange township
Fair 6eli county, Clay township,
Guernsey county, Cross Creek township,
Little Miami Railroad. Monroe township,
Cleveland and Pittsburg, Oxford township,
CHARTERS Valley Railroad, CoshoctoE county,
Xepia township to Dayton, Tuscarswas town hip,
Silver Creek township, Lafayette township,
Town Of Eyria, Franklin township.
City tf Portsmouth, City OF Steubenville
City of Toledo, Steubenviue township
Portland township, Jefferson township,
Newark township, P. r. Newark township.
Hillshcrouob Road Po~Ts