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Handsome Res dence for Sale or
Rent

sof..e residence, nearly Opposite his farn .hpnsc,
.u5+c ws7t 81 RI antond, on the National toad
foI. ave ~ - sy of land canhe Ia ifh the
.lI<f The las iesB haf shiy A eYt,ixsl
al! j. % tie most pleasant locations the coua-
t~s. ms gfoe" htgh " tri voyed hae stream
= "asFr fnontug the came sd waivr, sud way
other a"aVenieno@. JOHN r. sulfE.
AMI gHth. Z.
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during the past year, preached s,30s sermons,
baptized l ,0T7 converts, made 5,5s7 visits, or
gantzed ii churches and 26 new Sunday
schools"
Interesting addresses were made on this re-
port by Revs. A NJ. Poindex ter, q. w. Samp-
son, j. H. Hardwick, T. G. Keen, Burrows
and Usher.
III X. Ellyson, Esq, has for years labored
with great success as Corresponding Secre-
tary OF this enterprise, and has endeared him.
self to all the missionaries in the employ of
his Board. 1t is determined to entrench large
ly in this work, owing to the state of the
country.
On motion of Rev. Dr. Seeley, the follow
ing was adopted
Reso'rcd, That all our churches be reeornme nded
70 urge on their members the method OF the Apos-
tohe churches in contributing, by laying aide
Tor the Missionary Fund every Lords bay ac-
cordlng TO their ability and that our brethren
endesyor TO take their weekly collection at the
speelsI NJ msetinSs for prayer, which this AssOc J.
ton has already advised the Church to hold.
DR. Seeley sustained this resolution in An
able speech. He urged that weekly collec-
tons wouid immensely augment the aggre-
gate amount of donations to our religious en-
terprises.
Rev. j. G. Long, of Norfolk, read the Bible
Board report, which was discussed by Reys.
l.. W. Allen, A. B. Brown, J. &. Long, A.
Il. Dickinson, and others. The report urges
the importance of taking active steps for dis
tributing Bibles and Testaments among the
soldiers.
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A NOVEL METHOD OF TAKIxG PIcKEss-RgD
PEPPER.-A correspondent of the Mobile Reg
ister has novel plan for capturing Fort
Pickens. He says
1t is we'll known that there are some chemi-
calls so poisonous that an atmos phere impreg-
mated with them, makes 1t Impossible to re-
main where they are, as they would des troy
to make fresh air Indispensable That the
impregnated, in u short time, can be shown TO
be no means chimerical; and only not chime
rical, but easily efectsd.
1t will not cost so much as TO be impracti-
cable, and may cost infinitely less than a
regular siege not only in money, but life
Everybody almost knows that burning red
pepper even in small quantities. teaspoon :
fuil-wiII clear the largest room OF a crowd in
a few minutes that the least snuff of vera
tria Will make one cough himself almost TO
death, and run great risk of coughing him ELF
in to cousum ption that some gases are so poi
sonons to life that the smallest quantity will
kilI-hydro. cyanic acid and arseniurretted hy-
drogen, for instance. BY milking red pepper
and yeratria with the powder with which the
shells are filled, or by filling larg8 shells Of
ex traordinary capacity with poisonous gases
and throwing theta very rapidly into the fort,
every living soul would have to leave in dou-
BILE QUICK Ime--it would be impossible 70
breathe there If the bombardment is effected
in a dead calm, the result would be Ger tain
and often at Fort Piekens there Is not a brea th
OF air stirring from daylight until ten O'Clock
in the morning.
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FROM HARRISOSBURG.
L coRREsPoED OF THE DISPATCH
HARRIsoHBrRG, May 80, 1861.

HARRIsoNBrRG, May 80, 1861.
Our town, beginning to have much. the ap-
pearance of stagnatiOn, was aroused yester-
day TO its Importance by the presence of armed
men trayersiEg its thoroughfaPes. Two COM
panies of cavalry left here yes tertiay morning
FOR parts unknown. MIR. DE Mel addressed
them, but your correspondent did not have
the pleasure OF hearing him.
Enjoying the beauties OF q sunset last eve
l was aroused from my reyerie by shouts and
yelis down the street / rushed forth, expect
ing 10 hear Of a victory at the Ferry, but was
doomed TO disappoin tment, though repaid by
greeting a mpany of fGe-looking, gay young
soldiers from New NJ Market. They made this
good town TesOund with their gaiety, leaving
this morning, Justify cheering the young
ladies of the Institute as they passed. The
Hon. John I. Harris addressed them in a very
fine and warlike speech.
~ fair friend Of mine is desirous of deyoting
Confederate Army. VIII you be kind enough
to say to whom she must offer her services
Is there no philanth nthIopC Southern women to
place herself at the head of such a depart
nent?
The weather is exceedingly cool to- day.
Mr.. Rhoer, whom spoke OF in my last, has
since died. Blakemore, the man who killed
him, was not brought to Jail, as l stated. He
made his escape, and is supposed to have gone
North, Il filter place for sucn charact ters.
De LEON.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
P,.o9f, pbi1J;u31i
HEApQ'Rs n. w. VA, ARMY,
PHILLIPPI, Nav 3oth.

hEADQ MS N. w V Ar n kAl,
PHILLIPPI, May 3oth.
am forced to preface this by saying that
wrote YOU from Grafton, and mailed the letter
last Monday, but doubt that IL was ever sent
Capt CT. w. Hull. of Highland, left yesLer-
day on express for your city. did not learn
the fact until he called m great haste for aid
and therefore had no time to drop line.
You will perceive that from polite motives
our first move WIS n retreat from Grafton,
under the impression that superior force
was advancing rapidly Oh that point, ana we
could not afford TO hazard the loss of rttnatlss
that would be difficult to replace.
Reinforcement are advancing ID thts place
rapidly, but am not 1t liberty to hint their
future diree tion; but one thing is certain, that
there will be fight very soon, II the party
opposed can be found
Every thing is now in readiness for forced
march, with a universal determination TO
fight.
/ send this by an Express for Staunton, to
be mailed, as there is said to be between n here
and >. one OF Abe's boys, who possesses a
strong propensity for news in general, and
likes 10 take the first peep. Therefore, time
being up, l must close by saying that the
troops are all we'll, and in fine spirits, and
spelling for chance to hear the fuH music OF
their instruments.
In honor to the dear ladies of this place, al
low me to say that they seem to be happy IN
cooking for the men, and are sending in to the
1uartermaster their comforts In lieu of blank
cts which cannot BE- obtained, and are much
needed.
am dropping for the sight ofths DispatcR.
No more at present from BOWIE.
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DARING RoBHEaY IN MgaPHis. TENNESSEE -
About nine o'clock, on the evening OF the 9th
ult., three men entered the grocery of Edward
Oakley. on Adams street, In Memphis, Ten
nessee. and requested to be shown 4 ham.
which they wished to purchase. Mr.. Oakley
advanced to wait upon them, when he was
seized by two OF them, whoextraeted from his
noe vets $50 in gold and bills. Their compan-
ion, mean while, helped himself to whatever
of value lie found in the grocery, after which
ali of them scampered out fhe door. and were
lost from view In the darkness, leaving the
yietimized grocer in most tunpicnsantsfa tate Of
alarm, No arrests have bsen made.
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A NORTHERN SECEssIoSIsT. "A Northern
gen tleman, Whilom n resident in Cincinnati,
came here year and haif ago to hang bells.
When Lincoln was elected, the bell hanger
was among the first to sound the tocsin o {
alarm. From him Memphans learned that
except himself every Northerner was ''a
black hearted scoundrel." His own father he
stgmatized as the Abolition offspring of an
animal classified as canine by Button and
other writers on the animated creation. The
end of the gentleman proves his last assertion
true for he trotted out of M MeInphis some
weeks since, shook the dust off his tail, and
smelt his way 10 Philadelphia, renarking as
he went that he would ''rat ather placken boots
in the North than hang bells in the South -
This violent change OF sentiment is due TO the
fact that he owed some rent for his kennel,
and various other little bills. While among
us it wagged its tail, as its father did before
II, in answer to the name of " BILL kIEsAg.
Memphis Tenn Argus.
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ARRESTED We have lnst heard says the
Raleigh IN. O. Standard, of the LIST inst,
that a man named Bushrod Wick, - nstiye OF
Nash county in this State, who arrived here
Tuesday protessedly with dispatches from
Gov. Letcher TO Gov. Ellis, was put under
arrest on Thursday on suspicion that he was
one of Lincoln's spies. 1t is ruuiored that
Gov. Ellis telegraphed Gov. LetciAer, and AS
eertained that the dispatches wero spurious
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DEATH OF FAMOUS CHARAcrgR.-We are
informed that Il. III. Sitter, better known by
the familiar name of ''Dick," VINO has been
connected with Sanford's and other minstrel
troops since 1910, died at Jackson, NJ ichigan,
a few days ago. His forte was jig dancing. in
which he earned the championship, and tn hou-
sands upon thousands have admired has twink
ling ieet.-Pifts5aFg DtspdtcA.
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PATRIOTIC LADY Walking on Sullivan 8
Island towards Fort Moultrie says the Pee
Dee Times, our companion, the Major of the
First Regiment Rifles, remarked:
''Do you see that lady before US, the one in
black She is q noble woman. She cheer
fully consented 10 the erection, in the rear of
her house, of an enfilade battery, which WAS
concealed from Anderson by the dwelling and
the fine trees and thick shrubbery in front of
it, and witnessed the destruction of her pro-
perty on the day before the bonn ba rdment with
g. smile. Anderson was not aware of the posi-
ton OF the battery until the balls from i;
raked his battieInents. The lady refused
to receive anything from the State for the
property destroyed
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DRIVEN IxsAsE By InsUBrs OFYERHp TO HEK
HusBAxp.-The wife of Henry A. Bills. of
Walstsad, Conu,, died Ut the Hartford Insane
Retreat . lew days ago-ths russslt OF an at
tack Of insanity produced by the execraiioas =
and threats uttered against her husband in
the community where he lived, because OF
his sympathy with the Southern rebellion.
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DIsTREssixa AND FArAL AeeIpssr.--A very
interesting little daughter orc. 7. Ninn ieger-
holz. Esq, near Boards Depot, Oldham coan-
ty, Ky, aged seven years, Was kicked by Il
horse q few days since, by which her nose
was broken and such Injury sustained that
lockjaw WAS produced, causing her death
Saturday morning
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SALE RAILRoAp.-In the United States
Court, sitting at Indianapolis, lad, decree
was entered on Monday last, in the c1se of T.
ID. Morgan ct al. VS.. the Ohio and N Mississippi
railroad, ordering the road and iIs rolling
stock to be sold under deed of trust 20 secure
the pay inenI of in terest bonds. Sale will
be made in Cincinnati after three months no
tiea
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VIM. Swift, OF the Southern Rights Guards,
Camp George, on Wednesday last, supposed
from over -exertioa. The body was sent to
his home.
Gov. Morton, of Indiana, has contracted
with parties now in Europe for three thou
sand Enfield rifles TO be delivered this month.
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ga KoCkBKiD6E BATHS,

vFAY g n | A
chtrge II this fsvcrite WATERING PLACE aud
be hopes, by prompt and strict attention busi-
ness, - receive as liberal support as Wss ex.
,-uded to him under his former management =
. ne eStab lie hment will be open for visitors on
tae 2ath of May, lstI.
The character Of these BATHS is well establish
ef, ana their tonic qualities extend throughout
every class Of disease. Delicate females and
Children have, Without exception, received great
Len'ht IN %lI diseases incident TO their sex
These Baths eau afford az secure eomforta hi
ard convenient refuge for families leaving the
S+Et al Wst ~ can pe i"und In Virginia.
There will be DAILY MAIL from baltimore
Richmond, and points about equally dista nt -
There !. only ten miles of .tagiDg from Goshen
on tho Virginia Central Railroad through A 70.
haBt tic aud beautiful country.
Tie following low rates are adopted in order
That al may be 2ceomm Odated and th ey are so
moderate that a ii can afford 10 pay them
ti|o Pr uIeh ''''.''''.'-.'.. u 80
IOOHtH 81 90
- kEFgKESoES S-Chief Justice, Taney, Md; ex-
Cog. II. A. Wise, Gov. John Lstchar Col f. II
emlth, Va WEN. JORDAN Il CO.
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PaxsIpxxr DAVIS HoasR.--Presidant Davis
war horse passed through Augusta. Ca, one
day last week, ON his way TO hichmsond. va
Accompany ing the animal Was the President.s )
saddle. on the horn Of which II 4 compass, 10
be used In case the rider shonld lose .his way. !.
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VENERABLE DaUM.-The drum now in use
by Capt. Hannah's company, of Polk county,
says the Cleveland frenn.l Banner, is a relic
of the Revolu utionary war--it was beat at the
charge Yorktown. BY good luck 1t has
been preserved through u period of eighty
years, and the Polk BOYS say it shall beat
again at the charge on Washington.
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e a ALLEGHANY SPRINGS,
VEmY MONTGOMERY CO., VA,
- u This celebrated WATERIN NG- PLACE
WA Do opened for the reception of visitors on the
lst day of June
Located three and half miles from the Vir-
kinta and Tennessee Railroad, they are easy Of
access and afford the best security fer families
Aaeh department is supervised by the proprie-
tors, who will attend personally to the wants Of
the}r guests.
The waters of these Springs stand unrivaied for
the cure Of dyspepsia.
my l6-lIn# BOOTH, CALHOUN & co.
ssA kOCkBkIDGE ALUM SPRINGS.
YEA Y This delightful and quiet RETREAT
SS@asEl i VIII be open 10 visitors on tha 18th OF
MY Il is We mil from Miilboro' Depot
boARD.-$2 per day $50 per nonth-children
ami servants half price.
az An ample supply of ICE was secured
MY l3-lu FRAZIER u RANDOLPH.
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BOLTON INTIMIDATION The s.

tot.
Democrat (Abolition) of the 25th says
There was report yesterday that the Re-
publican office visited by two United
States soldiers, und er instructions from Gen
eral Harney. The object of the visit was TO
politely request that paper to stop Its TRADES
of abuse and lies upon the German soldiers.
1t is said the Republican promised TO do bet
ter hereafter
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OREERgp ORA man named Chappeli l..
Robinson was caught tri1ling with negroes in
Monroe county, Ga, on Wednesday last, and
compelled to leave the State. He is about
forty years old, six feet high, hair inclined 10
be dark, and worn long, eyes greyish blue,
auick spoken. and has q downcast look.
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WAsHrSsToS ITExs.-We gather the follow
ing items from Washington correspondents to
the Baltimore sun:
The Garibaldi Gnard refuse Minnie muskets,
and desire only rifles, with the use Of which
they are experts. One OF the Companies Is
French, most of whose men served In Aigiers,
one Swiss, one Italian, one Spanish. The re-
mainder are Germans.
The steamer City of Richmond, tone of the
Philadelphia and Richmond line OF steamers,
which had been detained at The latter place,
but af afterwards, by order of the Governor, re-
leased, is to load here with cannon, destined
for Gen. Buffers command They OF
course for the field works in progress of erec-
tion to streng then Fortress Monroe on the
land side.
As the mails between this city and Aiexan-
dria can now be conveyed safely, the Post
Once Department excerpts route No. a,24o.
Samuel M. Garwood contractor, from the
general order of discontinuance issued n few
days since.
hear in high Republican authorities that
the White House is pretty nearly inaccessible
to day. and therefore it is supposed that i'm
portant matters are under consideration. 1t
is said that Gov. Letcher has called upon the
President to withdraw the Federal troops
from Virginia at short notice.
The relatives of Gen. Garland, U. 5. Army,
have intelligence of his very dangerous illness
at New York. The city is gloomed by The re-
ports that Jadge Douglas is in extremis.
fire occurred this morning at the residence
| of Mr.. Mcintyre, Patent Agent, on Il, be-
tween ] st and I'd streets. Mr. Mcintyre had
| a very narrow escape. The house was de-
| stroyed, except the walls. The fire s1as acct
! dental. Part Insurance had been Effected.
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SUMMER RESORTS

4 RED SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Ghyay MONROE COUNTY. VA.
~ Celebrated watering place Is now open for
tbe reception OF Visitors and their accomnoda-
i.In in the most comfortable manner, all arrange
,reals having been made with that view
P5r the peculiar properties of the water wa
refer to the different works on the virginia
SrFiugs. aud Pamphlet by DR.. WV. BvRKs A
INV 81 " hich will be mailed to order
The BED SULPHUR Is situated In = perfectly
ssse location ia the mountains, 81 miles from Dub
lE lSewbernl Depot, ON the Turnpike Road to
Salf. a8j White sulphur, and Sweet and Red
sweet Sprgs. with al which places, il will be in
daily Communication, by regular lines of four
horse coaches. A. DUNLAP,
In 4 4 nnr,rr
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PROFESSIONAL CARDs.

MEDICAL CAED.-DR. A. Y. p.
81 GARNETF having removed his resi-.
dsnce from Washington, d. g., tv Richmond, will
hereafter pursue the practice of his profession In
this city and its vicinity.
OPFIcE-Main street, over +. II. Tsylor's, next
door to Meade u Bakers Drug Store.
NV 9S-3mt
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HEEPY SHURY, Supt. my 2s--l2t
Ah.aA CUYNER,s WHITE
GENHA U AND BLACK SULPHUR AND


StsIt-L MAbY BEAFE SPRINGS.
lh.s WATERING-PLACE Z viii be open fer the
reception of visitors ON the 20TH OF MAY. 1t Is
situated on the line and in full view of the Vir-
Elnia aud Tennessee Railroad, about half mile
IRON Bonsack's Depot, Roanoke, Va. at which de-
pot IN OMNIBUS will always be found waiting
on the arrival of the cars. to convey passengers
To the Springs.
These White and Black Sulphur Waters have
tteeted numerous cures. The White sulphur
s$sfavSted cases of dyspepsia. serious affections
o. me liver, kidneys, and bladder, general de-
tiityr and especially diseases or the nervous sys-
iriu, and those diseases peculiar TO females. The
bi&ck sulphur all kinds of disease es of the skim
aggravated cases of letter and other corruptions
of the skin.
The accommodations are equal to any to be found
Ia tAe mountains OF Virginia, and the TABLE and
Al TEN DANTS Of the most salts factory character
together with fine BAND OF MUSIC, aud every
attraction usually found at first class Watering
fIaeesas 10 all of which we beg leave to refer 10
The large number Of persons who have heretofore
visited the place.
BOARD Will be reduced to $50 per month for
families children and servants half price.
There Is also a TELEGRAPH OFFICE here,
which communicates with all parts of the South.
j. a. HEFFELFINGER,
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ForNb DEAD WELL.-A little child OF
DIR. Edwin :. Macarthur, res iding near Ches-
terfeld Court House, was found dead in n
well or the place ON Saturday. The child
had been missing for some little time. causing
OF course n great deal of anxiety, and after =
diligent search, was found as above stated.
1t had probably fallen in while playing too
near the edge of the we'll.
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LOST, sTRAYED & STOLEN.

v
n NOTiCE.-Applicstion win be made to the
- President, Directors and Company OF the
lradsrs' Bank Of the city of Richmond for the
fgaewsl Of CERTIFICATE No. 2oS, for FIVE
9HAkES OF STOCK in said Bank, dated 27th De-
''nef' 1'oo-~said Certificate having been lost,
ihy ll-law4w" b STERN
oAT.-A CERTIFICATE OF KEdlSTkKkD
STOCK OF THE STATE or VIRGINIA, No.
t,sae, Tor $500, payable to Lewis T. Kidd. Notice
m - hereby given that application will be made 10
~ ~ oeeead Auditor OF said state for renewal of
tAe same, according to law.
dP S-lawSin L. r. KIDD.
lN-y~ sTRAiED orr on the night OF the
GN1,Hh inst, a Canadian PONY, with white
-, star IN her face, and white hind fet-
tofK, Yitn saddle aud bride on. A suitable re-
T@Fd wlll be given TO any one who will deliver
hef y VIVA. Lloyd, at the Examiner Office or al
'As stable. SUTHERLAND j. BRO.
my Its
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VARIETY SPRINGS.

It,EL This watering place, already cele.
b,scI I.r the medicinal qua aliies Of its mineral
waters wil be opened for the reception OF yisitors
on the is; day Of JUNE. These Springs are sitn
ated ttteea miles west of stanton on the yir-
slaia CeBtia! RatitoAd; cars stopping at the door
There ara seven springs near each other two OF
Which are running Alum stre4ms, said by aualY-
Ssts 10 be equal or Gperior to any in The State;
oae Healing, one Chaly beate, &c.
BOARD
~ hi'u th'''''''''''- '............S SS0
Jet az so
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-, MEDICAL CARD.-OFFlCE

44--s, MEDICAL CARD -UFFlCE PRAC-
St~2 TICE.-DR. PLUME, of the old Medical
Honse, confines himself mainly to an Office prac-
tice, en- Franklin Street, little below the kx-
change Hotel and diagOnally opposite Odd Fel-
lows Hall, where skillful and conhdentiai treat
rEeut Kay bs obtained reasonable terms
Those y no have been exposed to CERTAIN CoNTA-
GiOus atIne nts, invited to call early. Com
municatrtns, hy mail or otherwise, promptly at
my 20 RICHMOND, Va.
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Latest MARKETs

Lirerpooi, Saturday Evening, May ls.-The sales
of cotton to- day reached le,Oee bales, OF which
t.09o were taken by speeu iators aud exporters -
Market closed quiet. Bresdstufs quiet. Corn
closed with declining tendency, but no actual
change in rates.
The steamship which left to day for Halifax
and Boston took ont te61, coo in specie.
HfsrTc Cottoa Marfet cotton steady at u decline
of fr tres Crdinaire log bas lc3 sales of The
week IL ,J01 bales. etoc1 IN port 23o, ,6G0 bales
american SccHTiies.-Baripg Bros quote Ameri-
can secu ities hrmsT, with an Improved demand
U. :. 5,s, 1868, offered at 30: Y s. 5s sold
at II Pennsylvania SIS. 1877, 686l72 N. Y Cen
trail Shares 81 N Y Central rs ye6i 92 do s. ss
Erie shares zz; do. I'd mortgage 74a; Illinois Cen
tral shares $50 discount.
tinaaeiai.-The bullion III the Bank of Eng
land has decreased Eis 600 since the last weekly
return. The rates have been advanced to 8 per
cent.