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BaOT AND Shoemaker,

Royal street. Alexandra:
|VESAKES this method of thanking lis
4 friends and the public in general
for the liberal patronage he asreceWed
since he commenced business in tbs
place, and hopes he VIII always have it
lin his power to give general satisfaction
Tor past favors. He wishes also to inform
the public, that he has Just received irem
New-Y York, large assortment of the
First quality Leather,
Which, added to his former stock, Will
enable him to execute his work at the
shortest notice and in the neatest 4 most
fashionable manner, for cash. he has
at this time on hand, a large assortment
Of BOOTS and SHOES of the best qua
lily, which he will sell at reduced prices
Tor cash.
n. B. All orders from the countrywlt
be punctually attended TO. L. NJ;
August 25. u
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&, Larmour.

81 aCorner OF King and Fcirfar q Ksngs'
and H'ctcr strsets- 0tFpr for SAFE,
100 Chests Gunpowder. imperial and
ss .9 Nang TYSON TEAS Of the latest
imput'tations. and canbe sold low
er than any of the Northern Mar
,kets can at present afford them.
go boxes Imperial
so lxcaYered boxes Young Tyson
g Is hoxes Young Hvson and TYSON
ts -MaHtesgaieu' cargo
10000 lbs. Green Coffee -
! 49, 80 90 BAGS old lava Coffee, fos gentteei
family, use sg iss.4
slg SO heas5eads, and GO barrels Orleans,
: ss st. Croiy and Martinique Sugars
8.0ca lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
os.Iheary Black Pepper
e 81 . 500 lbs. iistsquality Bengal iustl9so,
(. s. 8. 10 puncheons West India Rum
s.6s eco gallons genuine Old irish WfAs-
=. key 4
lOa boxes Soap
200 reans Wrapping Paper
$ rg.ith siieir usual e. tsrci assortment Of BE-
Best ines, Llquors q Gro-
ccries.
49, N. E.---CopEtry dealers are respect,
= fully requested to view thesr assortment
n 81, Aug. ID - tttt
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NOTICE.

THOSE persons who purchased pro-
perry at the sale of the subscriber, are In
formed that their notes, now due, are
deposited for collection in the Farmers
Bank of Alexandria.
George Graham.
September 4. 9aw2w
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August IS.
Fresh rugs and Medicines
William Harper, jun.

Apothecary and Druggist, Alexandria.
Fairfax -street,
TTAS lately received a general as
sortment Of Drugs. Medicines.
Shop Furniture, Vials, Dye st'sSs, syc.
nd IS in daily expectation of avery ex-
scnsive supply, whicl was selected from
toe latest importatiens, and will warrar
Sem to be pure ard genuine. and the
prices as low as they can be purchased
Iof sraal quality in the district. A
good credit given to physicians and mer-
chants in the country, and their orders
executed with the ntmest care & atten-
tion--Country prodEce will be received
at tie highest cash price in payment tol
Medicines.
l.ave 5000 W.T.. of the first quality
Lo-,oeoa on hand at a reduced price.
July 27.
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FALL GOODS.
Joseph Smith s Son, Il
Haze Imported in Tire Ba,4ue JNA
RI, from Livr,pool,
600 Packages DRY GOODS,

Which they offer for sale on accomno-
dating terms, for cash @ 8, approved pa
per,
AMONG WRI0H ARE, tsti
CLOTHS, Casimeres, sKerseyss Flan-
nels, Blankets, FIusbings. yestings.
Bookings & Green Baize, Kendall Cot
tons, blue and white Kerseys, Flarenets.
Worsted and Cotton Hose, Csiicoes,
white and coloredyC ambricss& Sarsnetts.
Cotton Shirtings, Chintz and Fancy
Shawls, Scotch Gsads, Corded, Striped
and Book Muslin, Grape ard Leno.
Ginghams, Table Covers, Cotton I'm
brellas, Sewing Silks and Twists, Sew
ing Cotton. Shirt Buttons, Bort Cord 4
Shoe Bindings, $50 boxes lm Plates.
Sheet Copper, an elegant assortment OF
Stuffs, and yarietyof ctEer articles.
N y. We slsall beready to sell, on
"Wednesday next at Our warehouse, King
street. sfa (.
For suls, Fsvighs or Churt~,
!. EkSssss The fine Barque !,
vs. ,sg q s59 MARY, 81
$780, s,.5ss3 202s 65-os tons, first rate
safer, aud viii be ready to- receive. a
cargo IN ten DAYS. j. S.& s..
~ September 9. 50 Il
NJ. The Federal Republican & Ma
tional IEtelligeacer, will please insert
the above three times, and send their ac-
counts To this office. s
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Elegant Lace Caps,
Head Dresses, SC.
Rogers & { evils.

HAZE JUST RECEITED
! a BEAUTIEJEL assortment Of ele-
N CANT Lace Caps and Head Dresses
of the latest Paris fashions.
t ALSO,
Pearl edged Ribbons. Gallons i@ siik
Cords Bombazetts BnmbaZines q | ar
tau Pfaids, S 4, 6 4, & 8 4 Ia,
mask Table Cloths. &c--all of which VIII
be sold at reduced prices.
). Aug. 40. s4
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Fifty Dollars Reward.
D ANYWAY from the subscriber, or
IA Monday the ssth of August last
A Negro Nan, named
STROTHER.

About IS years of age, dark complexion,
5 feet 10 inches high had on when he
went away, blue country cotton COO
much worn, au old hat and brown lineh
trousers He had been the property OF
johe Graham Of RavensworIh, Fairla,
County, from wkoa purchased hin.
and as he has wife there it is presumed
lie is somewhere in the ne;glIborhood,
He was lately hired TO Mr.. siauntonr
|bricklayer, in Alexatt.i'ia, and Mr.. Jas.
Irwin near this place. will give ten
dollars for experimenting said runaway #
taken within 20niles of Alexandra and
secured so that | get him, or the above
reward itstaken GO miles frsm this place,
and reasonable charges if brought home
EDWARD LLOYD.
Sent. 4
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). Orpans' Cont,

Alexandria coanty, Sept. Tcrm, 1871
aRDERED that the administer
W Richard Wash, decd. do inscr
the following advertisement three tine,
week for two weeks in the Aiexaldr
newspapers.
a copy-Test.
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object c. the war, 1t is scarcely necesy,ry for
me q add, that the explanation afforded in
tins note, as the construction puS by his royal
aigancss the prince regent on the Sighth ar
ticle OF hat treaty, WAS fsNoraby .eceived
Immediate instructions VIII Consequently be
issued to the emoassAdors OF the imperial
courts of Austria and Russia and to the min
lister q his Prussian majesty, TO accept of this
note on the exchange of the notifications of
the treaty in question.
In order 10 be assured that have advanced
nothing in this dispatch WHICH does not accord
with the views oF the,cabin, Is of the allied So
vereiSns, have acouainte the plcnipntentia-
RES of the high allied powers OF the contents
thereof and have the honor to inform YOU thct
the sentiments contained in il entirely coin
eide with those CT thcr respective courts.
have the honor TO be, &c.
(Signsd) CLANCARTY.
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hr''r. ~ thr m;aa'c g Ike circle were p.,,-
q thase ra,r'es wSoh ,ne foat "a bsttahcr
Nd t. -s~sis received iiotn is emperor.
The commandspt Fromertin then made ~,
energetic discourse on the occasion, winch r.
n,shvs - folcwS--
Gentlenen--Gusdaloupe could not =, 81
lr'g a stranger TO the great events which
tend to the common bappuiess OF France.
ana on this distant shore we partake all tns-
nsimen.s which animate the Ereuchm, =
OF the continent tor Napoleon the great ~
In taking again the tri-Coloarcd cockaGr.
we are ABOUT raising tina. tlag which has ne
YER been conquered. That ilag which haa
ho2ted again tor Inanv months throughout al
France, and which .}treuei fixes her desti-
MES
Swear, then, fdcLfy to this tri-coloured BAN
ner snd To our emperor, the great Napole-
on"
ms oath was taken under repeated cries
OF live the Emperor-,Napolyon the great
The eagles and colors OF the country were
received with the most lively enthusiasm.
t''aised under the cries of "Liye the en-
peror Napoieon-Live General Bnyer-L.iye
the commandment Fromcntiu and the brave
garrison of Guadaloupes'
the day was scene of festivity, and the
night, u'tler state Of general illumination.
according to the editor, was one of ioy and
happiness"
The following proclamation was publish
. ed---
In the name sfthe Emperor of F1dnce.
PROCLAMATION.
Inn D tants-Nator.ll Guards--and Won SOL
diers ofthc French empire at Guadaloupe-
we come in imitation of the whols of
France, to swear with cur hearts. fidelity ~
our emperor, Napoleon the Great--honcr and
love to our mother country, which he now 20
verns.
by an unanimous consent, the change &c
the national flag WAS performed this motnior
with an enthusiasm truly French.
Let tranquility reign among us-let the
whlte cockade disappear---but let no enc be
disturbed or invaded for his opinions. There
snail be respect for persons and propertie ).
but also an active superintendent over the
disturbers and the enemies of order
The eye of justice is open-and we shah
know how to punish whoever troubles the
harmony which ought to exist among us. un-
der whatever banner it may mask Itself -
Mons the Gen. Baron Boyer de Peyreleau.
sub-commandant of the Colony, whom / have
the honor to replace, wishes. good order he
counts upon you and upon me, and we VIII
fulfil his desires.
Lave the emperor Napoleon the Great.
FoHs q Prtre, The 18Th June, 1915.
CHEV.R. DE FROMENTIN.
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CASTLEREAGH.
Uouse at Cmmons. Nau q.

(IoHSe " CnlD'ons, Way 81.
mAJoR-GENERA PACKENHAM
GENERAL Gascoiue enqnred, whether il was
the intention OF Government to propose the
erection of a monument to the nernorv rs
Maj. Gen. Packenham ?
Lord Castlereagh said, that however me-
rltorious might be the character of that la
mented officer, or however distinguished h.,
services, yet the particular occasion on which
he lost his valuable life was not of that DIS
cription which could Justify his Maiesty's mi
nisters in proposing 10 record it by a public
monument.
London, Hzav %.
1t is stated from Genoa. that British ships
OF war had received orders tocapturs. burn
ADD destroy, all vessels that they find under
the Neapolitan flag.
COuricrs are Constantly arriving AT Paris
from Vienna, The Secretary of the HsIse-
hold Of the Empress Maria Louisa arrived ON
Wednesday last. This must have been with
the concurrence Of the cabinet Of Vienna.
Ihe DIXIE OF Wellington has issued orders
tor the troops 20 be exercised at least three
times week the divisions are to march 1it3-
on this occasi n from the place where tnsy
assemble Elk miles, and return in the same
manoeuvre.
Bullion has fallen little, being now a, 81.
IS. per ounce. The price of silver is IS. oil.
oTJa'nes 60 has arrived in town, from his
Command OH the Lakes in Americs, and Rad
an interview with the Board Of Admiralty OH
Saturday.
All the troop ships at spithead are ordered
20 be fitted ont at Portsmouth with an possi-
bic dispatch, giving the preference to them O.
yer other ships.
Nay 25.
n letter from the British army states
hat there IS no probability Of tie Duke Of
Wellington making any movemenSat present.
and asslgns as a reasonthe deficiency OF infan-
laiilss wait until joined by the Russian
IS. hIs cavalry consists Of
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AK -LA-cHAPELLE. Nav II.

AK -LA-cHAPELLE, May IL.
Our official journal contains a long account
OF the mutiny among the : ION troops at
LeSe, on account OF the intended division of
them INTO such as are natives OF the bart of
Saxony coded to Prussia, and such az belong
to the other part which remains to the king.
These troops, consisting of one battalion Of
grenaders OF the guards, and one regiment of
grenadiers OF the line, had for some time
shown turbulent spirit and on hearing of
the order, rescued to disobey it.. On the ID.
they broke out into open mutiny, and even
attempted to force their way into Prince Blu
chers hotel, but were prevented by the Sax
on of1cer and two Saxon scntne1s On duty at
the Hotel. They retired after bres king tie
windows, and in the night proceeded to Huv
according to a precious order The battai-
ion refused to quit Liege till it was disband-
ed.
1t is remarkable that private soldiers at
tempted to seduce the citizens, ard th,,r tLe
Menitcur .nnounced some DAYS before thai
the Saxons had mutnetl, and that the. inhab
itants of Liese had joined them; the latter.
however, displayed the most Iaudable zeal. &
the csty-guard immediately did the duty Of The
place till the Prussian troops entered on the
sd, IN the afternoon.
On the 9th, the following proclamation was
published at Lege:
Soldiers of'fhe So1o71 CorJ7St
Terrible crimes have been committed
in your:ranks. ] had, with confidence. fixed
my quarters among you, when was attack
ed by troop of assassins and rebels, who, re-
tusing to obey their officers, persisted for 8
days, IN criminal mutny. Soldiers YOU
would be dishonored in the eyes Of all Europe.
your national honour would be forever lost. #
| did not render you the testimony that YOU
have on this occasion expressed, in striking
manner, the Indignation winch was excited il,
VAN by lIcentious soldiery, which in refu-
silg to obey It's officers, violated the first duty
of soldier.
BY the confidence you place in me, YOU
nave Counted on the posse sson of the rights
which honour and the laws Of war give you.
You have not deceived yourselves. The re-
gment of grey9diers has ceased to e2.ist-tb-
standard which it disgraced has been burnt.
and the sword Of justice has fallen Oh the
guilty.
Soldiers con,inus to attend to the voice
OF your officers. Their duty is not only to
lead you into battle, but also to watch for the
preservation OF your honor and your welfare.
cannot, therefore, better show you my ap
probation, or better save your character from
disgrace, thui by continuing to deliver 70 the
severity OF the laws, tue promoters of insubor-
dination and their acConplices, If they should
silt dare, by their crimes, to tarnish your
military glory
"BLUCHER."
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~ u. AalioaM Alp2sale.
GUADALUPE

We have ia our possession. gazette extra
ordinary Of ttc 18Th Of June, Of POINT Petre,
GUadaloupe, received BY tie ship Reserve.
arrived at this port yesterday which declares
tins Island faithful u France and It's Etnper-
or. o. the 10Th of the mouth, on the beat
Of the drum, all classes repaired to the 6Lac1
dc Ia Ytcforie- The Chev ilier fronientin. re-
placing the Gen. Baron Boyer dc Peyrelean
AS commandant, togethe.. win the evil and
military authorities appeared At sh early
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FROM NIAGARA


On Tuesday last, the LADY of the Lake. ar.
rived or Fort Niagara, from Sacket's Harbor
Major Brown, who came in her. brought
orders to the commanding officer on this sta
non, for the troops which had left, and which
were preparing to leave this place, for differ
ent destnat oDs, to return and continue here
until tnrther orders, In consequential which
the 10Th and 18th Regiments which had en-
barked were landed. The 5th had proceed.
ed too far to be contaminated. The an
hid sa'ied for SAckett's Hdrbor before tho o.
ders we've received. The 10th has been 6~det,-
ed into Fort Niagara. n e cause OF this u,tve-
ment rs npt Certainly known. 1t is, however.
probably cccasioned By rhe expectation of y
war with the w stern indians. who latslv
m Infested disposition to renew hostiljties
HE british, we ders.and, delay surrender.
ing Ma, kinaw and the Indians are colleoA
ing large force i that vicinity, and threaten
to take possession Of that post as soon as the
British leave it,
Ihe new 2d and 5th regiments are expeot-
ed here IN few days, from Sackctt's HaT-
DOE. The destination Of these troops has beer,
altered consequence Of threatening appears
noes to the westward.
Mi. gen. Brown, we understand. IS expeet-
~ acre SOoD. Buffalo Journal.
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INDIAN AFFAIRS.

~ LD1ag, lime ~.
j. appears that Mcssrs Iuroot and Layo-
terie, (who were employed by the Commits
io'crs 10 proceed TO Rock river and arner re
to the Indians the object of the treaty tn Ge
held at Portage dies 5ouix) were fortunate in
reae hing . tie Mascontille. some distance BE-
low their place Of destination, without ,a .c-
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te circumstance Of his having ,scsrel fg.,,s,
the COLUMN which was marching on Sisiysg-
la. : leaving resr-guard, aud thus gsil,a,g
almost two marches nporrit; 50 that he could
bring all his force 10 bt,r or genera, Rianchi,
who was on the point of marching irom To-
lentino TO Maccrats.
1.-The two aru,,eS met before Tolentino. *
a combat began which was maintained on
both sides with the greatest trMns So and val
or. 1t lasted two aays ana terminated to our
advantage.
" Already on the morning Of the Cd of MAY,
the battle was general and lasted till night.
The attacks OF the enemy or general Bi.n-
chi's position were multiplied and Violent
but reintorccments arrived from all sides
The position was maintained, aud gen. r. 49,
CHI was himself preparing To attack the enc
my the next day but the king second
time advanced his army OH the morning of
the Sd, 3 made an impetucus attack with su-
perior forcs on gen. Bianchi's left Wing. THIS
movement Sen Bianchi decided in his favour
by repulslii5 the cSeny with loss. The lat
ter abandoned the field of battle, and was
pursued upon Macerata by gen. Mohr.
A more particular account will soon be
published. lnthe mean time it is known that
king Joachim commanded in person on these
TWO Gays, and that his generals seconded him
with all their efforts. The prisoners report
that the generals of division Ambrosia and
Pignatelb, and the general OF brigade Cam
pana, we're wounded. The number of pris-
oners is not yet Snown--a number Of officers
are among them. -
Ihesvalor Of the troops under general
lSianci1 was remarkable. The regiment
Chasteler covered itself with glory.-I'he
Neapeitau army, deprived of its last hoDe
and pursued without relaxation. is now obj;,
Sed to march along the eastern coas, by diff
cult roads"
The French military force at present
with the Ling OF France, is estimated at s.
600.
1t IS said, that on the Continent, British
merchandise has fallen considerably in price
and on account of the great scarcity of money,
mere IS hardly any sale for it. many houses
nave already stopped payment.
One hundred forms in cash will produce
389 in paper Our government has conclu-
del treaty with Ferdinand ". of Naples
who has agreed place $4,000 men under the
command OF Gen. Nogent.
Vienna, May 7.
The iaboursof the congress upon ,he Ger
man constitution are much advanced. The
Treaties of Alliance with the Princes of the
second Order, and Free Cites. were rstiseJ
few days ago. The departure of the Sove-
relsns. whatever may be said to the contrary,
is not fixed,
'NArem5urgh, G1av IL.
Yesterday evening arrived here, ticld-mar-
shall prince Schwartzenburg. We have re-
ceived from NIsA the news that NIurat has
embarked at Ancona with his family; that
ms army was surrounded, and that but a small
part could escape by flying thro' the noun
tajns.
Client, MAJ I6.
An authentic letter received from Vienna
th'o morning Informs us that all Italy is deiiv-
cred, and that Murat has embarked
Jour. U,liv.
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TIE FISHERIES

1t is possible,that the right ofthe u. States
10 .fsh on the Banks of Newfoundland will
soon become subject of discussion between
our government and that of CT. Brtain We
learn that some of our fishing vesseis have
been ordered off the banks by Bri,sh govern
nent ships, that they have enforced their or
ders and the vessels have retutne INTO ,,ort
THE NAVY BOARI1 F0'''
we have rea on to beheve It Canta;p
CHARLES STEWART is apnoihaed Nv ,hs.
P csident If the United States on Of the hoers
II My Commissioners, in the &c ON of caps
Isaac fluh, who has resigned.
Dem. Press.
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NEW York, July 10.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND


by the schooner Seaman, Bcunedict, arr2-
Ved at late hour last night, from Bristol.
which port he left on the 9th OF Nav, we
learn; verbally, that Petitions against a war
WITH France were pouring into London, from.
different parts of the kingdom of Great Bri-
tam. BY the above arrival we have received
LonGon papers to the 25th of May, one day
later than hitherto received, which do rot.
however, contain ANY news of Importance.
der. .dHu.
m Ntsv- York, .Iuiy II.
The Washington of n guns, and frieate Ja-
va OF a., are expected round TO this port in a
few days and viii then sail to the Medil,r
'Chaurcey.
-, we have Quebec papers to the goth uit.
me troops from Upper Canada were conf
nualiy arriving there and embarkiDg for Eu-
rope, A sloop OF war just arrived from En-
gland bro0ght large quantity of specie.
Boston PQyse1.
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PORTSMOUTH N. Il July s.-Commodore
MAcDoUcH, arrived in this town or Satur-
day last, and has taken command Of this stati-
on. The Commodore and his Ladyattended
o'V'ne worship at st. John'5 church on Sum
day andi'artook of the sacrament.
town. 'A'@
The Hon mr. DALLAS, Secretary Of the
Treasury, we understand, will visit porrS-
mouth in few DAYS.
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1900 British, Pruss.zn ard Hancveriau. ~
IN the finest state of discipline. On Friday
last his Grace gave orders for the ,lhces
again to be opened. and the Country was laid
under water inches deeper for the protecti-
on of the present forces collected. The
Duke sleeps at Brussels one night, the next
20 miles off, and not sven his attendants are
acquainted where he sleeps the third
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Letters from Gera, inform that the first
brigade Of t. 18th division of the Russian in
fnntry had arrived there. 1t was to be follow
ed Immediately by The I'd and Sd bricades of
the same division, They also speak Of quar-
ters being ordered on the 9th, for the oath
brigade.
large body Of Cossacks had reached Ge-
ra, and those at Urnsow were expected or
the 18th. The Whole of the army in this vi
eimity is estimated at $4,000 men and d 900
horses.
Turin A1ay 10.
On the 9Th of May, Tie following report
was published at Milan, from which it can
not be doubted that there has been a very Sc
rlous affair between the two armies
=" From the moment the King of Esoles
perceived his danger in consequence Of the
rapid march of F'ield-MarshI lieutenant
bianchiJ he made tie greatest efforts to
get out of it by forced marches, and psin.
ing the high road of Ancona above FoIjg
no.
The two Austrian columns advanced M
to the list instant, in their Opposite direc-
lions. The king perceived that the decisive
moment was come, and that he must clear
hIs way by FOliguo, by main force AMI at any
cost, being no Longest able to repair but BIZ "a
Pidity, his previous neglect.
:" What appeared 10 favor his design VISA
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Plaster Paris.
LaWR.aSO.N g F0WLE,
HAVE FOR SALE.

HAVE FOR SALE,
The Cargo of schooner Brazilian, Cap
lain Pote, from Moose Island
Consisting Of
$50 tons Plaster Paris,
$50 Grind Stones,
~ barrels tanners Oil,
6 casks Copreras,
.qlsO landing end for Sale,
2 pipes Holland Gin,
9 ditto Teneriffe Wine,
I ditto Port of a superior quality,
| ditto Catalonia do.
1 case domestic manufactured COt-
tons, Ginghams, &c.
April %. If
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a1-ticle IL.

Immediately on the dissolution OF this
association, prompt and effectaal mean
shall be taken by the directors then {, ex'
isting, for closing all the concerns 81 me
company and for dividing the capltal anu ~
profits which may remain among the
stockholders.
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90 .ticle 16.

The stocknE6kers may at a general
meeting at any time hereafter encrease
the capital stock to any sum not exceed
ing one million, on the principles con-
tanned in these articles of association.