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TO, shewomen Of the South.

.ars =
Thesundersigned earnestlyappeal 70
the: women of the whole South, to aid
them 10 ootaining contributions for the
erection Of monument at Richmond,
which is to stand as a lasting memorial
Of the love Borne our great Chief by q
mourning and grateful people. The
soldiers. through their resolutions, pass.
cd at their great meeting so lately held
at Observation-Disclosures of General Lee,
have called upon ua to join them in col
~lcciing contributions rthe-desFed OBJ
ject. An Organization for that purpose
has bpea-..lre.dy formed blythe .u.+deE.
signed, and to the women Of the South
from Maryland, to Texas-we appeal
for aid. .,., ,.,......l D., ...
Thc, f%urrih Sunday in November (No-
vember 27) has been selected az the
day on which collection shall be taken
up in every church throughout South
ern land. This is the possible way by
which voluntary and Simultaneous otf.
eripg can be made to the memory of
him whom we would honor In death as
we have houored and loved him in lite.
With perfect confidence in Che bve
which his people bore him, and in their
zeal to do that which, in honoring him
most will most rebound to their own
credit, We can have no doubt of the
success Of this plan, if it can be brought
directly to the notice of every clergy.
man and congregation Of the South; and
that this may be acc ouplished. we call
upon you to assist US. Let the commit.
tees which have been appointed for
each State, act promptly and with vigor.
Let them urge, that on the fourth Sun
day in November, each member Of
every family should 90 to church with
that sum, small or great, which their
means will allow then to dedicate to
this sacred object. .;... n.aa
To those clergyman and consrega
tions who object to collecting for snch
an object on the Sabbath, we would
suggest that they should appoint some
suitable day in this month when II
meeting Of their congregation should
De held and the collection taken up. D.
Let it be remembered that this mon
ument is to be raised by the whole
South; that it is to he one 10 which, as
a people. VIC may point proudly, and t"
which generations for !uges to come,
shall look up with rc>pcct tor the love
which defeated people could bear to a
great but fallen hero. Should each OF
tho $4,000 congregations scattered
throughout the Snuth, contribute but
trihiug som, what monument could
be reared! Let each man, woman aud
child, then. give what they can, re-
gardless of how small or how great the
sum may be. =
All contributions from South CARROLL
ma must be sent to Mas. c. PINCk-
NEY, Chairman Of the Ladies' hse
Monument Committee, Charleston s.
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To EIousckeepcrs.

Those who wish to re.furnish their
houses with Carperings, &C., aud in
tenl purchasing abroad, as we'll as
merchants who wish to replenish their
Stocks, will find large assortment at
the store of Mr.. Geo. A. Bowman,
Agent, whose card we publish today.
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-TheTca Party.

The object of this entertainment was
fully accomplished, said object beirg to
raise sum to -complete.the purchase 'ei
O a.nensbelkferstheE EPresbytegiaa Ghafch,
which was given, edariusahe var, war, for
patriotic purposes. The amount realize d
was sl1o clear Of expenses
We regret that our reporter wasnot
sble.to be present on the -occasion, to
furnish our readers with full account.
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gsseriN's Sales.

BY virtue df shntry writsof Fi!t Fa to-
B.. me directed and ludg d. Twill proceed tn
sell in front nr he, Court House m Camden
on the first Monda, 9th day. of December
next. within thr Irlal hours ,'f sale, the fil--
lowing mentioned aad described property,
towii: a. ..t9S. :, l,..: .''E{ -. - -'fS
y One Tract Of Land lying on waters Of
Black River, in K'rsllaw County containing
Ono Hundred t1O0) Acres. more or Iess.
bounded North: West mud Sda'h, by Lands of
LANDS of ]. J. Hall, Eastsbr Lnpds Of Est.
of John Stek.s Levied on az the property
Of j. Stokes at the suit of W, ", Stokes"
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Fire.

s - p .
On Friday morning last, about half
past IL o'clock, the alarm Of fire was
given, aud upon proceeding in 4thatdi-
rection, it was ascertaiued that the store
of Mrs, Scanlon, occupied by a colored
man, named Allison Hough, was on FIRE.
The Fire Department were promptly on
the ground, but owing to the Roadway
the fire had gained before alarm was
given, it was impossible to save the
store and the one(nextto it, yboth wood
en- buildings, owned by Mrs. scaulon,
the upper one occupied by Mr.. Jno. A.
Boswell.
These and q Kitchen attached were
consumed, and the building belonging
to the Bank of the State, occupied by
Messrs. Shannon & Lining, Attorneys
at Law, on the lower floor, and by Mr..
Bar6eld on the upper. This building
vasiof brick, with tin roof but the
eaveswere wooden, aud nsuch close
proximity to the other buildings that
Notwithstanding the earnest efforts of
tie 6remen, it was consumed. resE
The store occupied by Mr.. s. A.
Benjamin, was saved, although it was
90 fire at one time, by the cxer,ious Of
the Camden Independents, principally.
The buildings of Mrs. Scanlon were
insuredio the Richmond Fire Insurance
Company, for $1,000, and that of the
Bank of the State in the Liverpool,
London and Globe Fire Insurance
Company. for $4,000 The Insurance
on the first two houses expired at II
NJ, on the day they were burned.
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Land for the Landless.

Attention is directed to the sale of a
portion of the valuable landed estate Of
the late James z. Doby, advertised to
take place on the 5th OF uext month,
in the city Of Columbia.
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State Of South Carolina,
KERSHAW COUNTY. .
In The Probate Court.

In The Probate Court. s i'
Joel Uoush, Us Amos Hough, Samson
.Hough, ct -Sumnio"s for R'hct:
To Amos Hnugh, Samson Honrh. Solomon
joplin, Eliza J. joplin, Pickett Lnney.
Henrilta v. Lanry Nancy Hnugh, prrsnn'
aily, and a. n0th"r of Thomas aIii Margn'
ret Huugh. Thomas Hough, Margaret
Hunch. John Williams, Golden II. Will
liams, John W. Estridge, Elizabeth Est
ridge, Joseph Hough. Mary NJ Hough b.
Sarah 4 McAtrr. john Hins"n. Susan II.
Hinsun, Cornelius Is. Skies. Mrlissa A.
Skies, john A. Williams. Jnnrs Ettridgr.
aud Sarah Estridse Defendants in the
abnye action.g -., ..-. "aI ,..' 80.
Ynu are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint IN this action. which
was filed in thr office Of the Judge nt Prndafe
for the County and State aforesaid on the
2d day of September, 1870 and serve copy
ofyolr, answer on the subscribers at their
office mt Camden, :. e. within twenty days
ultrr the service of the summons OH you,
exclusive, oflthe day Of service. - - =. !.
! IF you fail to. answer the Complaint within
thnt time. the Plaintiff will apply to The Court
fOrthe relief demanded in the Complaint.
'.'I $50 .~g.-u DEPASS g. Hay. e..
...ss.,y r. Plaiutiff>s Attorney.
I.S)J. F. Sutherland, J. T. .a :, "a,
Camden, S. G., Oct. 81, 1879 9 -, i.
Nov. g. ot
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THE JOURNAL.
CAMDEN, NOVEMBER p, 1870
Delayed.

Owing to the absence Of our:priaccipal
eompositor, the Journal is one daylater
in making its appearance this week. 1t
will be in due time next week.
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A Card.

Messrs. Shannon 1 Lining beg leave
for themselves and clients TO express
their sincere and earnest thanks te their
friends, white and, colorcd, who rescbed
their properly from. the FIRE of Frid IS
morning last. .--.EsE
Thejldieious handling anathousht,
full careIofT tle,valuable books and pa
pers, 20 unusual IN such OCCASIONS bare
created an, oblisa,iioatc culy less thdastlltar
resaltius from thcirrcscue from ! = burn burp'
ing building r.. -. ~ = =: x. = Z
Camden, NoTl2l:, 80 27"t'> -
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: The interest of Bartholomew SinPshn: in
onp Tact of Land in this Cuun'y. on Beaver
Greek. knoyu us the lirmm6bd Place; con.
taning Four Hundred and Twenty,fonr
Acres. adjoining Lands Of the estate ofJ. B.
Hu lsnn. Jesse Kilgdre, e. L. Dye, estate
Lands of Jos. Biggart. ct al, at the suit ~.
Mury b, Johnson. ,exrcutrir, vs. b Simpson p.
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A Card.

D. |. DeSAUSSURE & co.,
Offer at the LOWEST CASH PRICES. or
ir Exchange for Cotton and other Produce,
Bagging, .9Baeoa e'des,
Ties, T.: Shoulders,
-. Rope, liams,
Bncon Strips,
.a Bacon Shoulders,
'." Bacon Hams.
Smoked Beef, o. Rice,
Beef Tongues, j -. i: Flour,
Mackcrcl, --..:.t> Salt,
Porto Rico Sugar. 70,
Demarara Sugar, 49,. ...
Refined Sugars, %.
Java Coffee, - ~ N. y. Molasses,
Rio Coffee, s,'@. W. 1. Molasses,
Lasuira Coffee Syrups.
Starch, Soap Soda, ".'.'' ,-..
Iudigo., Spices, Mustard,
Can Fish, Sardines,
Can Fruits, Bottled Jellies,
Preserves, III Dotllest uiuSei,
Smyrna Figs, ~A~.
= Pruncs, y,
=. Raisins, ,
Currants, 8
< .. Almonds.
English &American Pickles, all sizes,
Worcestershire and sother Suuces.
Walnut, Tomatoes s"d Mushroom
hatsnps' -z&y7I1.,5 80
Apples, ... .-o~y.:, :. :.
, r. -, and CocOanut',,
And every other article usually found
in a we'll selected and full
GROCERY STOCK
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they were painfully aficting, hare been fnddattyt
cured In such great plumbers N Qim9st every ses;
ton OF the coiintr that the public scarcity reed
to be informed of it's yiffues orillse6oH sfY -
Scrofnous poison Is one OF the most dcstruc-
tive enemies Of our race. Often this unseen and
u2ssensat g6 ths
tai diseases, without exciting ,aisnspicion of its4
Throughout the bb and then, on s6ine fayoiTbis
hIeous forms, sItIler on the surface or among the
yitals. Inthe latter, tIbetces fhay be susIdenlyS
deposited in The lungs OF hearti Or tpnors formct
on the skin, or foul ulceratons on SOME part nfS
ofthfs' Sa,sdpdr is'atiyisaDleY even whcnfno
icted SiS viii tSs SiiSWias eoSnRpiats ssnsray
p1nd immediate relief, and, at length, cure, by tho
tise Of this t:Sy4RSdF44RIIL-1:l 81. Anfhe.. .
,,r's Fife, Rose or Ergsipelds, Tetter, Salt:
Sore Ears, and other eruptons or visible forms n
Of ScsoJaIous disease. ALSO in the more coii! =
jeeqled forms, rs ;Dpspepsig, ,D,opsg, Aea,sS
fRss@, fRsTsrG,s s. s.,oas afsa % o t%e %%ascaf
ans SyShEfis 1stSSs Of syf'e%s and M,
quirel f6f suTdlng these o5s stinate malSdes by !;
any, medicine, But 1ohg -e0ntntied use ofths''
medicine will cure the complaint. LeuSerfttst s
,Dtsr1aes, arc commonly soon relieved hndituw
mateIy cured by It's purifying and inyisprntipS q
effect. Minute directions for each case are foniid'
and ~Go,t, WHEN caused by accumulstions OF eS-
traneous matters III the blood yield quickis tor,
as also Ltrer Complaint, iIospidity, CSngfs-3 ,
dice, when arising, as they often do, ffom thc
ranking poisons In the blood, This S4RSA-o .
PARILt1fis Is great rGstorer fer the strength
0mid and LisfTpss, DesPondent; .SicrIirss,
and troubled with Nervous 4pT,rcht ht5asio,,s OF
Eears,or any Of the affections symptomatip Of
WeGE1tess. viii lna fniniediare relief md con-
vincing evidence Of its restorative pmser npons'
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Seven head of cnttle and. three head OF
horses, ut tho suit of Geo Alden agent, st.
a.. vs. Isauc S. Mattox, to foreclcse mott
gage. a. .'., '.tr.l. .'.-.tH' .... -'- -
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Radicaf Misrepresentation.
The Charleston organ of the admin.
istration,, tfiiiks aissis painfully amusing
Is ,scen' how the Reform journals differ
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GREAT SALE.
&. - OF ,agi-@ .' ., .'"
VALUABLE LANDS

Will be offered Mt Auction. if not sold be-
fore. IN COLUMBIA, on Monday. the 5th
of Drceinber next nll those SALCABLt
LANDS-5, 900 ucres, iu body, Or TRACTS t"
suit-the finest portion Of thu Landed Estate
of the late James G. Dolby, lately advertised
They have river front Of nearly mile;
900 acres rich sRivrr Bottoms. all cleared
and under fence, with fine Residence and
Negro Quarters The balance good Pin
Land. Oh Spears Creek.
Titles perfect. Terms made known on th'
day Of sale. 1-'s.., '''.".' J..
Eur further particulars, apply to ,
JAMES II DAVIS, Camden
Nov. "a. IT,.
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Louisville Excelsior PIGghs'

Louisville Excelsior P|6dghs.
These Ploughs.are made of either Cast Iron
or s eel, and are the best and cheapest in the
market. Send fnr prce list. Alsn. hmrs
and other Ploughs of all prices and drscrlp-
tiohs, Corn Shelters, Strnw Cutters &C.
(Also, always on hand,)
Moore's New York PlOughs,
.- .'''. AT 81 EACH.
A full stock of PLANTERS md BUILD
Frs HARDWARE, consisting in part, OF
EIw. lis aud Brads' Hoes. Spades. T'acr
Chains, Axes. Nails. of warranted qnaiiirs,
Guns Cutlery and Household Articles
Wholesale III. rrtnil Ivy
: C. KERRIS0N. JR g. CO.. ..
e49 King Strrer. (sgn ui the Big Axe) p.
Charleston, 5. g.. ..... -. .
c. KERRIsoN, JR. W. J. AXIOM, Z. wAGNE
O,.t,b.r:6 II .. .s.. :fn -
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z:;Vs KAUFMAN

-.
:. Cry SscuRfrIEs-zAugusiay Ga! Bonds, q
S6 -. Charleston, $40 CqrSIgck. ,i950,?.
DO q : F'gs 5s1al LGaa 2sso Bo9dda'1@5si g Columbia
RattSosb BSsns-Blde Ridge, sthfst t51rt.
gage, a 60, Charleston and Savnnnoh, AGO.
Charlotte, Cofdmbta aid Augusta, a IS: Che:
raw and Ddrlington,-aS2; Grecnville and
Columbia, !, Isl morrgag a S5;-do. State guar.
antee, ais South Carolina ex- couponr a73;
do, aug. Sparlanburg nnd Union, ass s,.a
RAtLRuAd SrocKs-Charlorte, Columbia
and Augusta ,--@4O. GrsenriIle and -Colum.
bia. az j. 2: Northeastern, a 49,. Savannah and
Charleston, AL. South. Carolina whole
shares, a4o; do, hall do, a40. 600
SOUTH CAROLINA BANK, BILLS.
*Bank of Charleston .:.:..-....-@-
*Bauk. of Newberry n.s.:.....". %
Bank of CamdcD..........n.....!S5(9
Bank Of Georgetown. 4.n4......8@-
Bank ofSo"th Carolina....... lO@-
Bank of Chestrr.,a... .... ....ll(9--
Bunk Of Hamburg.........!..:"SG9:-
Bank State 8. g., prior to 1851. 46@-
Bank State s Gissue lS6l& '62.3e(H-
*planters x Mechanics Bark Ufg q >.
%, Cnarleston4... ....... .....-(9--
*Pcople' y Bank ,of Charlestun.-(9i-
'Umiun Bank of Charlestou.::...;--
southwestern X. III. Bank of ,oneb .
Charleston, told) ."!.-@-
Southwestern r. H. Bank off,
Charleston, neg }.."..9.:...a::.-(9-:
State Bank of Charleston. ...s%..I(dl-
Farmers and Exchange 7Bank7CaL s''
.1of Charlcsrpn.. .a.i.. ...-.Z(9-
Exchange Bankrofl Cpluhlbia...59
Commercial Bn,k dd :Golu,nbia..T(g-
Merchants Bark of GIferuw.....G@-
Planrers' Bank of Fairfield. ......69-
State of s.. G. Bills lleceivable!.:05..
City of Charleston Change Bills.95.57".
-s:.. {. if7sE I; 20 ~; .-a!3 @;:J"5
*Bills marked, thus (*) are being re-
deemed ut the Bank Counters Of each
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~ 20 - L.sisRftls;;{i''

-. WILGox, GIBBEs & Co..
Importers and Drolers, ig, sGHalpss l4s Bay
Strat, sayaIina;; Fl Broad .strrtt, Augusta
fby9 iStrD sNxID 6coaIcC RRY, Camden.
For further sinfarma.ien,f fapp3Rprs addfesslas'
above f"r gfmPf'sts', .;sssdsdsIbsA aiod
NsY, H. a. - 3.,. Am
The New York herald., 1870-01-27
DECLINE IN AMERICAN sRIPBJiLDlSG.
w. III. webb, of New York, Interviewed in
California.

w. III. webb, Of New York, Interviewed In
California.
reporter OF the san Francisco Alta california
recently waited upon Mr. w. IL. Webb, OF New York,
the celebrated shipbuilder now on visit to Calior
MA and obtained from him his views In regard to
the decline in American snipbuilding. Mr.. Webb
said In substance;-
There are many causes which have combined to
produce this result. In order to consider them fully
we should have to 60 back some years. For several
years previous to the late war, and beginning with
wnat may be termed the clipper era, snipbuding
overdone. We commenced the building OF clipper
ships and Great Britain followed U.S. The contest for
our country received o check Just previous to the
war, which did not, however extend to Great
Britain up TO That time The breaking out OF the war
gave O strong impetus TO shpbulldiug IN Great
Britain, particularly to the construction Of class Of
fast sailing steamers designed ior running the
blockade, while II parayzed the shipbudlng IN our
our own country. leaving II almost entirely IN the
hands Of Great Britain. At the close OF the war
much OF our shipping had been sold ana business
had gone out OF our control being diverted into
other channels. In consequence TOO, OF the build
ing OF so many steamers by Great Britain, which
were on hand the close OF the war, they managed
TO hold on to the business OF building and freghLhg,
as we had not the vessels TO compete with
them. Our government, too, during ane war. con-
redly Quilt, and not built with any reference to
commerce, which AT the close Of the war were
thrown upon the market, TO the detriment particu-
larry Of shipbulldcrs. Following this the tariff -
increased upon ali articles we import for ship.
building, and heavy revenue tax is laid
upon the construction OF SHIPS. Again, AZ u
result OF the war, the different States ran
In deDt in the raising and equipment OF
troops, and, as consequence, the state per-
sonal taxes were heavily increased In all the
States ships are considered AZ personal property,
and as such are highly taxed. In New York the per-
sona tax on ships Is two per cent There is no such
tax In Great Britain, where many large shipowners
will run their ships II they can but OBTAIN four per
cent on the Investments sum just double what we
are QOmDclloQ 10 DAY DorBOndl tax aOuS vi
course this acts largely to our disadvantage In fact,
nearly all the laws passed as q result OF the war
have had damaging eject on the shipping interest,"
while the manufacturing interest mas been
stanty f0stered and protected. or the vast impor-
tance 10 the country Of fostering commerce II s
unnecessary 10 say anything but this can never DC
done without more attention to tue shipbuildng and
shipping interests BY the whole country.
In reterspcc TO the building or rou snips Mr. Webb
The New York herald., 1870-01-27

SIX So; United states Express, 6sk 30; New York
Central. consolidated, oSx . oSx; New York Central
scrip, % . s2k; Harlem. lsok bid; Erie, ~ 2sh;
Eric preferred, IS bd Reading. 06h s06tS; Michigan
Central, l17k bid; Lake shore, S4X s.; Illinois
Central. 1856 bld; Cleveland and Pittsburg, %;
Chicago and Northwestern, Is . 73A; Chi
cago and Northwestern preferred ssN . ssK;
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati TAX q 76; Mil
waukee and st. Paul, TAX . TAX; Milwaukee and
81. Paul preferred, soH . soX: Toledo ana
wabash. 64t4 547s; Fort Wayne, SIX sS; Alton
ana Terrs Haute, 21,s q IS; Alton and Terre Haute
preferred, 81 bid; OHIO and Mississippi 20 . COX;
Delaware ana Lackawanna, 10lz los; New Jersey
Cenlral 07K 0s; Chicago and Alton, l441a 145 Chit
cago and Alton preferred. l45k pid Morris and Es.
sex, s5>s bid Hannibal and st. Joseph, 11lh lllA;
Hannibal and ST. Joseph preferred, lll1l NIX; Du-
buque and sioux CITY, 1927 bid; Columbus, Chi.
cago and Indiana Central, II y l7h.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES OF STOCKS.
The extreme fluctuations Of the leading specu-
latiye stocks were aS follows:
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THE STATE BONDS STEADY.

The market for southern securities was quiet ana
barely steady for the Tennessees. The vlrginias
were strong and shade higher. North Carolinas
were irmer aud dull Louisianas were heavy, and
the South Carolinas nrm at slight Improvement.
The following were the latest street prices for
the Southern llst:-Tennessee ex coupon, 53h
81; do, new, 40 46,4; do. i've per cent, 40 q AZ;
Virginia, ex coupon, So q 81; do, new, 62 SO;
do registered stock, 4s1a 40; do. registered 1885,
5s SO; do registered, 1867, 54 55 Georgia skies,
81 80; do, sevens 90 y 90; North Carolina, ex
coupon, 4l x; do, new, Aa 241S; Missouri
SKIES so]4 20; do, Hannibal and st. Joseph, 81 92
Louisiana sixes 81 6s; 90. levee sixes 90 63 do
DO eights, rs II; Alabama eights, 90 "a; 40. nves
62 63; South Carolina SKIES, so SOlz; do. new, II
! rs; 40. registered stock rs 76 city OF Memphis
sxes 40 401l; do Atlanta eights, 85 81; do. Sa-
vannah sevens s4 q s5; do. New Orleans Consols, 10
a 72 do. do issue railroads. 65 a 81; Mobile Ohio
sterling. 6S 20; do. eights, 81 63; Mississippi Gen.
tra Railroad first mortgage, u . "a: do second do
55 81: Memphis and Charleston first. 81 So; do
second, 70 ~ do stock, 40 Al; Greenville and Co
lumDus Railroad guaranteed, 81 50.
TIE CITY BANK STOCKS
The Comptroller OF the Currency has issued call
to the various national banks for u statement or
their condition az they stood Saturday last the
I'D instant. Their resp Will be the first state
ment for 1870. The bids for the city bank stocks
to-day were as foilogs:--New York. 133: Manhattan,
liS; Merchants, l2l AZ Mechanics, 1856; Union, 1873;
America, 1Is; Guy. 2l0; North River %; Trades
mens 152; Commerce, 12l; Mechanics Banking AS
sociaton 124 American Exchange, ns; Bank or
the Republic, 12i; Bank or North America, 9s,
Hanover, lO5; Irving Ill; Metropolitan 1856; Gro
cers'. no. East River, 104; Nassau, 1O3 Shoe and
Leather l45; Corn Exchange, 130; Continental 9S;
ST. Nicholas 100; Co mmonwealtn, 40; Importers
and Traders, 140 Park, 16lA; Central National,
1861; Fourth National, l01zs Ninth National 1o72;
Tenth National, 1867; Oriental 15o Gold Exchange
80; Bankers ana Brokers' Association. IO6.