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CANDIDATES FOX OFFICE.
FOR COMMISSIONER OF REVIEW Il

Rs.s" To THE VOTERS ofTHE Cry OF LYNcnRi re-:
announce self II candidate for the Office III State Comm"
sinner for this tity Election. Iih OF November next
oct II ,doc* WIN. X. IIEl1N.
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n Q " Conc e IN

New Conc rn
an the l,t Of lanua! ncN The name ii The new con- ri
Will be announced In the meantime. the Hous wili 't
conducted by the undersigned aud lie hopes his ftlcn and t
puulic will rNtend 10 tihc liberal patronage
ed Every nt,ent"n~ III b" pads SINNERS
al the finest and complete hssor'ncns ot goods
Virginia viii b. sold upon accommodating lrrmn.
Il. H. G'.t-@.
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Rsss" The undersi gncd, having been appointed Wy
the Common Council Commissioner Of the Revenue for the
civ Iynchbug, respectfully announces himself Ms cahd
,latc for the the A. has here
held both offices he hopes t" receive the SUPPORT OF Ia.
,ui,r. Of | vnthnurc r. n. IT BASk.
t,l,i,
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No. r., >: ShA vs., Is y 11's2la,p 1E}
sn~-~--.h New, Beautiful IL Useful VA
al with pleasure 10 the trading of
l., ncntur. that those prompt and cntorprlsing contra i
Nm rlr and I.uinlrr, have comilotca my and
s,ac,n, store: having mad. cry nice job. And ala
1ricuds that, with light aid
almost entirely wand Yer! large stock OF
boots, shoes Caters, aats, Caps. Carpet-Bags.
F1lstS Lmiriids, ami ofher Goods my Inc,
am prepared anxious supply all who wish with n'i
goods very reasonable terms heartily express my thanks
Tor liberal i,alrnnag" in town and country -
y bills viii be made very low prices for
,,.u net s-ds
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Rlzy~ We nre authorised Ia announce }. \. COX
DON n Iantlrtr terhsip Of the County Court "i
Campbell. mat h, tie resignation III Geo VIM llhh'
new ISL Ele. ton MoNpAN In November. 14didof
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Change.
the 2uth inst The interest of Mir John Staples, Decd in
the uf -fRps, Martin Co.. ceased, The busi
in til, will hr conducted under the a.s of STA.
PfIS. MAKIIN L POWERS nj the old aud nrnt stand
staples, Martin to opposite the Va. 1,nn Ralroad
Depot, whore ali b. Glad 10 ah walt all who
u with n call. THOMAS \ APLES,
JOHN :. NAETIN,
II, +. row LEs.
+. SA fall snr.ls "f Grocfrias a"Fys hand at low
iTicr4. oct k2dis
4 WrGIi CANDY, f,r Coughs. tctl4 ilHr4"ncss &c.-l
bay" Just male a.'Ti / 81 that r1ynlf H h Candy,
which gives linn, dac relic! tn disagree, able hs pro-
du,"d by bronchial irritation HIS ,nlarr c'lh II, use II
sold j. II. TiIoMl'-bN'S
22-dts itIg itorc.
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Sewing Machines.

AIDES wishing ahachihso DO sssv AXIS Co cLorfs,
IL AZ WORK, would do well 70
me BARTHOLrs IMPROVED FAMILY MACHINE. Price
IN, $50 and esa The following esftacats hem vail
known Tailor In this county, vino oay Ned Shout - minutes
instruction this Machines M x 49, "
LsnvILLE Campbell county, Va, June tssA, 1859
Mr. VIZ. l. PAos-I we'll pleased with BaFtholps Sew
Ing Machine and would exchange for have
lind dcuy in operating with on sny kind Of cloth,
several pair Of cosss pants for :sanA have
Macnes but Barthols and Singsr tho only Mec'nes
that would recommend any person 70 buy They are the only
cheapest machine II simple In construction easy
understand and not likely TO get out Of order Almost
Barhofs and Singers
nt worked on last Year, give Dsthos the pfcfetense
Respectfully yours be-, aFGAROLus g. TERRY
Ps. nnd difficulty In getting my wiie to work on Bar
nfs Machine They say that something great ought % DO
done for the ma Sewing Machines with the Shut
lle and Lock Stitch. june l6-dinsl = 9. O. ~.
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FOR CLERK.

RSy- We nre authorized "a announce .'NO. ID.
ALEXANDER candidate for the terks'lp Of the County
Court of Culnpl. H. snld 2o-,lnh'
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SANFORD'S LIVER INVIGORATOR
Compounded Entirely frf m Gums.

SANFORD'S LIVER INVIGORATOR
Compounded Entirely FIR m Gums,
~ the PuRGATIyE LIVER MEDICINES before
i the public
These GrNs remove all Only dose Immediately
morbid bad nom relieves Mile d.eu
lie system, in their oftcn repeated Ia
place healthy flow Of bile for MuEBUs, and
uyigorang the stomach, preventive of CHOLERA.
causing food Ia digest well, Only bottle In needed
lEifftso TUE hLouhgisIne 10 throw of the system
aud health 10 the whole of
machinery, removing the iou0 sIcL nass
cause o me diseaseehect - bottle taken for
ing n radical curc in,,n remove. MI salIow upns
bilious afTAchshtc"'tn 81 unnatural color from tho
ma, wiz u 'Hl,'f, tf'''h' r skin
,,,, liver Inyivorntor ~ one dose taken shor
,,nn ,o.a ancr ..,tI,, ~ time before eating gives
sufficient 10 relieve The soni- NRul W i' "ien.' MI
,r,,, ,is,,,, n mi a.uring one dose repeated,
,,nly mn, ,In.e t,Lrn cures DARRIrEA la
6r r,irio n.y.nts sIa,r Its worst while
80, and El.cu VI held
only dose taken Mt - almost 10 the nfs' oo a
Eight loosons the bowels - n ie~ po'u', WIN e",'
gently mud cures oosrIyr DKopaY by exciting the ab
Sras ~ - - isorbents.
sDne dose taken nfter each - We take pleasure In
meal will Y commencing this medicine
t,ne teaspoons- - a preventive for yRvRR
IA relieve - AMI
uEApAcus, all f,yers OF u RHIoUs TYR
toperacs with ctrl and thousands - Hing TO tesiiy
liz wonderful virtues,
All who Use II giving their unaundn' hs'dn"h! III us
fayor. -,
both together
PgIcE, ~ EnrIIR
DR. SANFOhN Proprietor.
345 Broadway, New York.
Retailed by all Druggists Sold Also by j. H. STAY, W. A.
srKorHER h Co, and 81 ADLER n JONES' Lynchbnrg, Va.
p Arty
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ntsy- 70 TUE NoTcRs or TiE CorN1r or CAMP
HE'LL rur irv I~'HtrR - announce self cl
d,lat. for the ship IA, County court Of Campbell
srnt i.lt,Ioi+ mo. l.. AEEINGipN.
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Lynchburg Savings store,
Is Il u /. a ii !!

A NEW BOOK by n Southern Authorizes, now ready an,
N for sc at H. g. Vierons This book has received IN,
favorable notices from the press throughout the country
and ia csersedy OF the most popular Novels yet Issued
oct lU-dts
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DLACK TEAEnglis Ere akfast Black Tea. very choice
i article, for sale "a j. II. TIIOMPSONS
Oct y. dts Drug Store.
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Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps Trunks,
UMBRELLAS AND CARPET BAG

great variety. The finer grades, in style and quality
suitir is,uu- and rNaciiug TASTES: and u lower
grab To- su who desire 10 buy, 'H'r 10y
single nr il, IN quantities III the Latter ease o rr'
s,Iiabc t'lncl" ions viii Ia made,
Terms cash, st3c,l! puncua customers limited time
given.
40 Main Iynchburg, W.. the ianhs
SEPT ~ ,ltS-Rcr copy. H. l.. AEMISTIA b.
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FOR l. T.
Engine and Boiler and Two-aorse Waeon
l WILL sell bargain IN Engine ani Boiler and Two.
Horse Wagons The Lnglnc about eehorse power,
aud Of The best Ia this place. The Wagons and
made 10y Of the best mixers Apply nj l3 Main Street.
oct II -dsAclawts orc ID. DAVIS
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\ CARD.

retiring from the al ,h>, Iaine, beg 'saNt 10
rn fri, uds aud the public sincere tlHnl rli
very liberal patronage be!pn upon The ouse during h Long
win and respectful! request that their l"r Ne
extended Ia tho which, ain sure, VIII IA thrry
way merit il. nct 21dt, tllAS. j. RAl\l.
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,GENT,S GoODS..;.ErAILI,, bs2R,,r

fFlIlE subscriber has received his EAiIs And WINTER
n GOODS, consisting oi f1l line Of Black and Coiorc'
Cloths from medium the nnea; best Doe SKINS plain and
corded Hack Gnssmefs best fancy French tHSSm Vel
and silk Vesngs &c n the newest slyts Of Buts Tor
tous Business suits and Vests; and II prepared with
the best wokmen In the city! nkc To order
I5-dns WM. I. FACE.
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM CHARLEsTowN

tERG ArnED kxrrrssty rcH rHz sIyscssusa vusisI,s
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u INES Cod Liver OIL Hnacmans Cpd Liver on, Egg Mus.
- lard, IN bottles, for sale by
Oct 7-dis J. II. THOMPSON. Druggist.
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gnissOll.tioIa.

R,synWc are authorized t. announce X. l.. IAN
SON Es candidate for the ',rLship al the t"nt5 court
of 4 ,mplrll county. sept ii-li,oi"
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rsNRIMMINGs JENNINGS !-.iu, received. Quilted Rib
Il bona, Frinees Galoons Velvet kibbons Wide Crochet
PRINCES black mud coored asses, black and coorcd Ck
bindings Skirt Bra Ae which makes stock
c large ns usually kept In retail store North
soni Our goods warranted to beof the best quality al
cheap The ladies' respectful. invited o give call
before purchasing els, here. l.. \. Do =. KISSEY,
oct ls-ds I'D Main Street
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C. s. BIZ 8 s g. Co.,
Lynchburg, Va,
18th Semi-Annual Card.

FBNllE subscribers invite the attention o their
TONERS and The public generally 10 their extensive end
pletc stock Of FALL AND WINTER GOODS how In sorc.
comprising every article pertaining Ia III"
Clothing and (,cntlcMcnS' Furnishing Trade,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-02
admit tar0.
Maria EooLe.

How kissed I'll how got one OF the actresses
to present me TO her, aud how | blushed aud
trcmbled Il was about thirteen) when she spoke
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-02
ING,YA.WEDNEsDAY MORNINGS NOYEMBER q 1859.

to me and smiled; and how insulted felt when
4 heard her say. aside to my introducer, that
was "a tne boyl" All this will not attempt
10 describe. You must Imagine it, reader; and
Imagine, if you can, what creature she was!
1t was not that she was so beautiful have
seen twenty more beautiful women; but she was
lovely, she was lovable; she was all grace, all
iascInstiOn! There was hazy dreamy tender.
ness about her blue eyes that entwiucd itself
VoluPtuouSy about the heart, and
''took the reason prlroner."
When she spoke,
''It gas aIurum to Lowell"
She did not sing with great art or finish; yet it
was delight to hear her. Who that ever
heard, can forget her Cuckoo.song in Rosaltnd!
Her limbs were dainty as fawn's, and her .no-
tnn-by-the- by, it was of her that this descrip-
ton was written:-s
with what waving grace she goe.
Yet statelier. Hark! sound, however soft
&Nor &{; gsntless echo, tslleth where she treads;
Isy nns every motion Of her shape doth seem
Hillowsd hy silrnce.S Tnus did Hebe grow
Amidst the gods of paragon :"
And this, in the mouth of monk:
''Whsn joy i: in her eye, 'tis iise the light
q, N 9eaysn sLs /; o blue, ne deep, ethstal blue
And this:
As As tho, tho, she had looked Paradise and eansh.
us early beauty: then her smile soft
AS innocence before it learned to loYev'
Unfortunately, she learned to love early: and
loved mot wisely, but too we'll"
SCENE ABoAED TUE GREAT EAs1EnN. Smith
-"Ah, Robinson how are you? Didn't know.
you were aboard Whats your number?
Robinson Berth 99T, ,503'
s,nishi-'Why, that must be near the fore
Robinson-'Yes. Come and see u,,,
Smith-'Wel, I'll get up some morning and
take vclocipede and gel down your way in
time for supper
Robinson-'All right I say, old fellow, I
shall be at New York day ahead of you!-N.
7. Pic.yune
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'FR above Compa lies having appointed undersigned
their Agent for Wheeling and vicinity, rcsnect-
fully solicit the patronage OF the public Said Companies
are well known to he first class Offices losses prompt
ly adjusted. n. c. ARTHUR, Agent
rehsy o0e over the citizens DePotiS W5sanlI, Bank, "
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CHAS. MORGAN

T ATELY awarded tie First Premium fcr the Mans
IL saddle, and Dlom" for the best Harness, the Fair
Whst ling Island, Sept 1872 has
pete assortment Of Saddles, Harness Trunks, &C., &C.
he found in the western country which w sell very
for cash and warrant to give general salts Just
give call ard ook at assortment before purchasing
elsewhere am bound to he undersod Don't forget
the place. No: lC5 Man St. cor Of Maj Aley. octS
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and so the scene went on.
MRS. GLOVER

Was an actress of Farren'S day; they had -four
ishcd and run their course together She was
the daughter Of BettertOn she trod the boards
with almost infant feet; her earliest recOllections
must have arisen in theatre, and almost her
last hour Of consciousness was on the stage
She was great actress; good in everything, but
greastcst in certain line of characteristics
dashng volatile widow, (Racket or WiIow
Green,) the aifectcdly good natured, but truly
malignant ditto, Mrs. Candnur; or the vulgar
and ignorant ditto, as Mrs. AEaIaprop and Mrs.
Heidelberg. In her youth, she had played with
applause all the principal characters in comedy,
and some in tragedy, (tut she was weak in
lragedy.) with John aud Charles Kemble Cooke,
Lewis, Elston-she had been associated with
all the great lights Of the stage in the early prrt
of this century, and she was one of them hers
self She had had long career of popularity
at DTnry Lane CUvent Garden and the Hays
market theatres, always being engaged at one
or other of them. She was essentially OF, aud
honnd up with, the stage; her manner in daily
life Snacked OF her profession; it was large, au-
tocratic, oracuar. She took her final leave of
the stage at upwards of seventy years Of age, in
the character of Mrs. heidelberg, at a farewell
benefit given to her at Drury Lane Theatre, in
1851. Farewell, indeed! She had been failing
some time, and the excitement was too much
for her weak state How she ever got through
the five acts was miracuinnS. She was almost
unconscious Us the cnrtain fell, and believe,
never spoke intelIigiby after she was borne from
the thcatrei
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-02

Ellen Tree had great gift of woman's win.
9'ng sottness- She an elegant, graceful,
delicate actress; refined, wellstudied, playful,
HSeIy' sarcastic, in comedy; her Rosalind, Mrs
ing performances. In certain line of tragedy,
TOO she displayed great concentration of pas.
s,on' s"6dued Intensity, a suppressed lire.
that seemed to burn her up and gnaw her hcarl;
as IN the Countess in Love-" Ginevra in The
Legend Of Florence" and others; the woman
spoke out in all Of these. Her Mrs Haller was
Tue most naturally touching performance oC
that character which ever Witnessed She is
noble crcature,i too, in face and form, not un.
IKE klStori in many of her personal traits; but
in the highest walks of tragedy, as Lady Mac
beth, Lady Constance, in King John" and
such parts, she is deficient in massive power Of
execution, defect which her intelligence, great
as 1t is, and her conscientious study of her au-
thor are inadequate to supply. She isl charm
ing @rt'ste, and hgh-Souled woman. Would
the stage had many such!
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WHEEL
THE INTELLIGFNCFR.
Leave" from nn Actors Note Book.
ELLRN TREE.

Published by Appleton Co., New York;
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MISS FOoTE, COUNTESS OF HARRTNGToH)
have mentioned Miss Eoote, Countess of
IIarring toni and dwell on the recollection
with pleasure. She had left the stage some
years before t. cd on it, to grace more cle-
vated sphere; never, therefore, had the delight
of playing with her As a boy, have seen
her often at the Liverpool Theatre, in Rosalind
and what fascinating Rosalind she vast
Annette, in the Little Jockey" (how she drove
the felic1eS wild with her archnexs. her playful.
ness, her vivacity, her breeches and top bouts
heaven save the mark land her singing of
'"The boy in yellow wins the day!'O
and in Letitia Hardy, in which she was zephyr,
wave of the sea Perhaps one Of the most
bewitching things she did. was Kate O'Brien,
in "Perlcction," or the Lady of Munster. =
My father used 10 play Charles Paragon to her.
Ye gods, how envied him! How wished
myself "a man, that I might be able to act with
her! How 1 watched at the stagc-door, after
the play wss over, TO see her step into her car
riage (5he had the pvcttiest little foot in the
world; and her leg!-ohD how | longed to
ciFer my hand TO assist her, and dared not!
how wrote to her for an order for the theatre,
on purpose to get her autograph how delighted
was when she sent it to mean elegant, lady
like, tapsring, graceful signatureO l have it
yetD-
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LUClUs JUNIus BOOTH.

hrst met Booth (peTe) ON Simpsons benefit,
at the Park Theatre, i'll 1874, previous to his
lSimpSon'S) going to England in search of novels
ties; for which purpose ii was hopcd that this
hcncEt would put him in funds Poor Simpson!
lie was always at low-water mark; aud the for
tuEes of the Park Theatre annually grew moe
desperate. On this occasion, a sort of olLn-
Pod'Hdl OF acting and singing, etc, was got up.
! was requested, and aSSented, to play the secs
| nnd act OF the Lady of Lyons" aud two scenes
from Julius Cesar" with Booth, Including the
great qnarrel-$Cene, in which he was to be
CaSSius aud Brutus. Knowing Booth irreg-
| ularity in business, l did lot go to the theatre
Tor rehearsal, as it was pretty certain to be
lost labor. At night, lie did not arrive till very
scene ought to have commenced; consequently,
did not see him till he rushed on the stage 10
me, after the flourish Of trumpetS, which an.
nnunCeS the arrival of CaSSIS. On he came
with brnSqueness quite in character, confronts
cd me, stopped, gave his usual long snifF-a sort
CT drawing III of the breath through his noStris,
which was habit with him-lnadc dead halt
gtared, and-said nothing! l supposed al first,
never having encountered h;n professionally
that it was his usual mode of commencing this
scene, and that the long pause was merely the
herald of the coming slorm-a lu before tho
thunder crash. waited patiently; but not a
sound, not a word! Booth still glared on me
nystcrous'y, with blood shot eyes. At last,
when thought this pause threatened to
"s.retch out to the crack OfdoOm,"
began to suspect the cause of the mystery;
and, as gently as poSsiLls, suggested that we
had waited long enough, by giving him the
word, in an under tone:
"Nlost noble brother, you have done me wrongr"
This recalled him to himself, and broke his alb
efr, I,;.
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C. E. STIFEL,
DIanufnctu4 of TIN a. Skeet Iron Ware
AND DEALER IN

AND DEALER IN
HOUSEFURNISH1NG HARDWARE
EIA hand .sry large Iousvturnish-
ing Goods, part OF his stock consisting of foe lot
lined with porcelain; Wait
erS Teacanstcrs, Nasser'S patent mirue Freezer Old
Dominion CoHecpots, Bird cages, Cutlery, Britannia aai
BLACK Tin Ware, Timed and Enameled Hollow Ware Brass
Kettles, sc.
He requests of his customers and the pabc generally
particular his patent Freezer
ifeHv wishes les and the Old Dominion Coffee
Pct makes the best cOGee, and will pay saving
Also on hand very large of his own manu-
acured Tin Ware wholesale and retail Any articles not
hand will be made to order at the shortest At
reasO labIe prices.
fR- FRUIT CANS ALRA rs ON HAND.
Those In want OF HowSeEeeping Goods will do Wet call
on him. His articles mention Those
who call will find most every article for fitting fine
household q. +. STIFEL,
NJ EAsUREs.-White Pine sealed Half Bushels
NJ :. Pecks 1 Halt PeeEs, -
IsP.S Toy sAIsh Jos. 4. N9ToALF
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Slbli6e unb peflibe
SG9entilr fir Settings: 2tnnDncen.
Graft & Clifton,
Sfftct. Nc. 9 I'm speittn Stpfrtrte bee
h5ua ,Erouff;ns u;1n;uoA haf46f&

pOrantltnsS utlotlgft
Nrrbof-1de poH Baltimore unD Rurtbarose. I'll
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nab e,neerudt b.fpnmen un0 ~trfparen f@ bdovtm au6er
3tttUsrIuf aGe IuSInaen fir GpmmifEpns .&tbubrta, YVRs
porto teu MeferenSen:
u r. u. 70, aDailt &rhaHae" Gberpppb u &c.
SAn u 2uft G, T&Itpper" y Sbternan Il Seu.
y Wdtne, Correspondent" Gprt at Y. 60.
Y p SnnanHsr, ,gDeder' e 9Dbttman ", 60
% Mt9atcirn u.@p, y0tpubItc." 6tnrY Y lbemplpH.
WcSItSn u QDtIs, @atript' Reboins u. G..
Y yeatss @see, ,,wtetbOb. prpteR. " Stepsen 9 See.
2OmS. u Wfpere rGarn. Spurn. SGmtrn Gdrtb u. Go.
= S ptotGn, .@dtbo4te Mirror" 6surp D M cars.
DIS &abe IN Ii. CO.. yDisp 4tf1"l Sas . Mfaf0n n &c.
NS Wpttpin9foHl ,amer. i rln." &bGS peneeraaf.
, Dprppp U; ~. metropolitan NtrbebdnsB Smith U, o.
gDm y 6uete', nBrtemaa." eOws, Martin u. g..
5dr.lett u Bro. NN
= Seor2il - ~ SOmGn ". Co.
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BE- CUR befcnDeren 6enntniBnabnte.
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onnp. Der ValIep BON Nir9inie1,
nit $780, 900 Capital
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nit $780, 900 Eapital
Nlbemorle SeriderunaS. Gomp. ren 8irsiuien,
nit 100000 Capital
@barter Safs0erlher Comp. BON Sarifcro,
nit $35O,OOO Capital
Security Seriidernu9s Comp. BON Nep .Dcrt,
nit $270,00O Capital
benlr%Ueriiheruno5s@ omp. BON WewsUort,
nit $500 900 Capital
0elclntesS eriheruna8 Comp. pom Nems 0orf,
nit $270,00O Capital
Wtentant -SerliAerun9S Comp. BON New. Worf,
NIT 5000, 900 Capital
Jtew 2Sorlo Uerli6er. Comp. ron SEEM, Norf,
nit $200,OOO CAPITAL
Wtercantile Mutual Marine.
nit $1,000, 900 CAPITAL
UeretnlStc Staaten 2ebens, 8erIiheruua &C.
NIT $L,25O.972 CAPITAL
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