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Aeu=Eork amulet,

Zk He primary object Of this work will be
- to check the rapid progress Of two alarm
ing evils, SO fatally prevalent in our country,
VIZ lnt"mperance and Infdelity-whicb,
lik, the canker worm, are stripping the green
walks Of life Of all its flowers, and leaving the
moral world a leafelets desart. To do this
the more efocually, we shall pourtray in the
most vivid colours, the deformity and delete
riOus consequences Of these most deadly evils
hy interesting moral tales, sketches, frag-
nfents. essays, and scrptural illustrations
We shall eEdeavor 10 cherish in the hearts O f
our readers, the sublime and benevolent SEN
timents Of the Sl, ssed gospel Of Jesus Christ
Ito exhibit the beauties and rewards of vir-
tue in oil their captivating loveliness--to a.
waken the better feelings OF human nature -
TO cultivate the SOCIAL and DoMEsTrc af.
iections-to lead the mind through the mos,
d. lghiul avenues, to lead the mind through
The most delightful avenues, TO the bowers of
happiness and peace-to elevate and enlarge
the conceplions-to Undue the Lnderst andinp
with the most exalted ideas Of ;llimiia at
tributes and pcrfections Of the Great Divinilv
= thereby ieacng mankind 10 g. fear 90
and keep his commandments"
To accomplish these designs, we shall call
10 our aid old the eloquence Of Truth, ,,cloih he'd
W. Wv A"V't 'ooShu'iuS ioIhs-bucn d NOR
al essaye. simple or pathetic tales. varying
|" from grave to gay from lively to serene
--poetical sketches, didac tic articles in verse,
aud sometimes to enliven our pages, a tale
Of fancy, homorous story, an alcgory, a bal
lad, or a song, will receive an insertion, In
each and in all, the great end and aim will
be, to convey moral aud religious sentiments,
through pleasing medium,to the heart or
in other words, to blend :. The useful. with
the sweet
In crder to furnish our readers with the
cho cest articles both Of poetry and prose-
to encourage genius and TO foster ialent--
geueious premiums will be awarded, from
time to time, for original articles furnished :
The entire serrices ei distinguished litcra
ry gentleman, late from London, who hss Cor
some iime past been contributor 10 the En-
glish periodicals., arc engaged for the Now
York Amulet. With these claims for patron
age, the work will be submitted 10 the con-
slderat on OF candid and generous public
Should we succeed in our sndeavors 10 blend
usefulness and instruction with amusement
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CorDrTrors.---The New York Amulet,
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WeaIts, Dspartmemt.
DIX. CHEYNEsS OPINION Or
PINCH

In the second edition Of his Essay
on health and long lIfe.' written in Lat
in, and published in 1896, DR. Cheyns
gives his "pinion Of that popular bev'
cragr, punch, which is that next TO
dl ans, no qaor observes more TO be
oigmatized. and banished the repast>
If tn, tender. vaietu'!inary, and stud
ious, than punch. Visa composition
OF various ingredients not onc Of wi ich
is sAlu,ary or kindly TO such con-titu :
rions, 'xcrp! the pune element, water.
- could never s,e any temptation,
for any one possessed ofhi. senses, to
indulge in this healhenish liqu"r, il il
be no, that il makes ITS vntarirs tln
,oonest, and all Of sudden, the deep
est drumk-holds them longest in the
tit, and deprives ahem most entirely OF
the use Uf their intellectual faculties
aud bodily o.g,ns, Of any liquor what
soe,er. Iii. m"st like opium. bu,h III
its nature anal in the manner Of IFS ope
ration. and nesr~s' arsem.: in is trl,.-
tc'ious aud pnsinous qualities sand 81
leave it to them
Very many ofour ve'elers will, no
doubt, CO s,der tiis ch,rac,,r OF Imnrf
libel upon their fa,o,itr beverage
| others will, perhaps, admit il to he true
Of every kind, save hot rhiskey punch
and that compounded by some cxpcai
enc. d hind. Ne mu,t observe. how.
ever, that DIR Chcyne is by no meal ,
singnlar in lms opinion. !or many other
medical authors hare condemned the
usr o! punch :somr. as p'cjudfciai rc
aae ain and nervous sy,t,m; others
vt Il mure recent ia e, AZ being pecui.
iarly perni.ious to the stomach.
Journal OF Health.
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MORAL & RELIGIOUS,

S.tu day night is ore Of those ret:
ing PlT cs in the urney Of life, " hen
Ut bee cones every man 10 cast an eye
upon his accounts. To settle with tire
~ RID and his conscience. l he bu.i-
n IS If brief wc'k i, casiIy compress
ed--i's er, ence a'c 50 fresh in tie
recollection. .hai AL lis mistakes may
he rcctIficd, and its experience iurl cd
tc a good account. The maj. Of bu,i-
Less should then look trer his books,
canine hi outstanding debts. and zee
that aiI is straight and safr-ihi. lre
qucni pelusal, is the more important
il has accOsat- are nanernus.- he mus,
be erer watchful. I'he man whu
knows ex,ctly Row he stands with The
world every Saturday night, Twill not
be toor man, Then, TOO, he should
examine the book of conscieG cc-re-
view his words and his actions, his mo
tivcs and his feelings the past week !;
if,any Thing is wrong, mnik it. and
carry the remembrance Of II into The
mkt week, that he may aroid lis rep
ever 10 model HE
Thoughts aud woIds aud actions, all his
open and secret conduet,by the golden
,ule. ef.n4
And as every man owes constant re.
turns oi active gratitude TO The g-eai
and wise Rulsr of the Universe, which
he canno, discharge better than b,
deeds Of charity, il would he well 10
furnish The .etlement by appropraiiins
. portion Of the clear profits Of the
week TO such a purpose, 10 he dsti.
Duted to the most proper objects. Our
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size, with entire new type. LIS l. typographical
execution shall equal that o. any similar pub.
lication in America. II will be afforded 10
mail subscribers without covers, at tue very
low price Of ONE DOLLAR per volume. pay.
able y advance, Should the patronage war
rant the expense, the work will be embelluh
cd with coPPerPlate snsrav,ngs. y
ian 30
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live. ore apt 10 hr 400 loesely rrgula-
ted /; our business too ,loo.ely cundac
ted our moral duties too loosely dis
charged. Adopt these rules asa rem
edy !; and as they become l,sbitual,
their value will become more apparent.
Emporium.
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PN,HyflRYa
LOVES REPRO lCH "A RusrIo PLANT

LOVES REPRO lCH "A RUSTIC PLANT,
v ,.Ay James Kenaey. Esq.
Dear Tom, my brave, free hearted lad,
Where'er you 60. God bless you!
You'd better speak than W sh you had.
Iflove for mo dist less you.
To me they say, your thoughts incline,
And possible they may So
Then. once for all, to quiet ,nne.
Tom, you love me, say so.
On that sound heart, and manly frame
Sits lightly sport or lsbsr,
Good humer'd, frank, and still the same,
To parent, friend, or heghbor,
Then why postpone your love to own
Fer INC from day 10 day SO,
And let me whisper still alone.
- Tom, if you love mo, soy so.''
How Oft. when wss sick, or sad
With some rsmember'd folly,
The sight Of you has mads me glad
And then most melancholy I
All! why will thoughts Of one so good
Upon my sp rit prey SO!
BY you il should be undertood-
Tom, ifyou love mo. say SO -
Last Monday. At the e'crick et-matoh
No rival stood before you;
In harvest-tipne. FOR quick despatch
The turner's all adore you
And evcrmore your praise they sing,
Though ono thing you delay 30,
And Islcep lightly, murmurng.
" Tom, IL you lore me, say So"
What'er of ours you ohsnce 10 seok,
.almost before you breathe it,
! bring with bushes on my check,
.And all my soul goes with it.
Why thank me then with voice SO low,
.and, falterng, turn way SO
When noxt you come, before you 20.
Tom, il you love mo, say 50.
Whsn Jasper H'ild. beside the brook,
Rssentful round US lower'd,
Left recall that iion-look
Tbut quellsd the savage cowsrd:
Bold words and free you uttered then
W'ouldthey could find their way SO,
When these moist eyes 20 plainly mean,
Tom. ifyou lovo me, say so.
Ny friends, It's true, ore VOL TO do,
And yours ara poor and friendlcss;
.dh. no ! for they are ,ioh in you,
Their happiness is endless.
You never let ,hsm shed tear,
Save that on you they weigh so Z;
There's one might brisg you boltcr cheer
Tom, iryOu love, say SO.
My unele's legacy is all
For you, Tom, when you choose it
In better hands it cdnnorfall,
Or better irain'd 10 use il.
I'll wait for years but let ire not,
Nor wooed nor plighted, say So
Since wealth and worth make even Ion.
Tem. If you love me, say 50.
>~~~>~N>> 49,
LOVE Is LIKE A BEE.
'ris plain Loves passion doth agree
In three things with n honey bee
Love, like tho bee, ais swo. is doth bring .
find like tAe bee il leaves sting:
.and, like the bee, too, love will settle,
Lur.d by the elink of p ecious metal
--KGIDu.--
IRISH EPITAPH
.Here lies the b"dy Of John Mound,
Lost at sea, and never was found.
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M EW YEAR-Cassimerc,, SAITH
Nv nc.ts, Crcassia IS, Camblets, Flannels,
Bombazetis, Scotch Caps. rich and common
Cal. Goes, Silks, Linen Cambrick Hdkis. Lin
en- do. sewing Silks, Bedticks, figured Book
Ings. Cambricks, sheetings, brown and bleach
cd, Jeans, Md Gloves and other Goods just
opened by JoHN X. WHEATON, & Co. and
for sale at LONG ROOM
Jan
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BLAK r u COLE:

beauty. They also manufacture Calf skin
SHOES and thick BOOTS, warranted 10
be as good as Gun be purchased in town. 81
Any article in theirline, called for, not
on hand, will be furnished at short notice.
aLSO-Bell's superior shoe blacking
Japan do |; shoe brushes, sc.
nOvl4
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ICaxgs.-'ro three spo"nsiul "f so't
boil d Rice, add small TIA cup cf wa
Ter or milk-then add six spoonsful Of
the fl .ur. which will make a large Jour
ney Cake or six waalrs.
10 MAKE RICE CAKEs.-Take n pint
of soft boiled Rite-a half pint OF milk
or water, 10 which add twelve 'poons-
rul Of the faur-di,ide it into email
cakes, and bake them IN brisk even.
10 MAKE WArERs.-Take a pint OF
warm water, and tea spoonful OF SAT-
add a pint ofthe -four, and VIII
give you Two dozen Waters.
To MAKE RICE PvrFs. 10 pint oil
the -four add tea-spoonful OF salt, a
pint Of boiiinng water-beat up four
eegs-stir them vel, together-put
from two to three spoonful OF tat in
pan-make it boiling hot, and drop
spoonful uf the mixta'e into the lat ~
iyou dn in MAXI & common Fritters.
4 10 MAXI PAP UDpJNo.-To quar-
of milk add pint OF the hour-b"'
Them to pap heat up six esg'. &
which add 8 spnonsful Of Havana ~
gar and II sp"onIul Of butter. wlnc
when we'll beaten together add "he'
to the milk and fieur--srease tire pa
lin which il i. TO be made, crate hu'
meg over the mixture and bake It.
Alter all this is done, the soone
they IA e eaten the better.
*We lave strange notion that tl'
shoulI be n. ithcr Johny nor J"ulne,
but Jonnsy Cake. We have not ti'
slightest question but tina, il was cal
ed so by son rustic lever. in compl
ment to his mistress, who possibly ca
ceiled in the art of pref ming it l.
it then,in ru:ur e,be calle,tJeuny Cake
aud whose {nan) hall hencef"r'h C;
nencelo'th call il Uy any other ('nasr.
line) appcIlative, let him not partial
uf 4, . ,leii~urV
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SherN's Sale
BRISTOL. SC. Warren, September
seth, A. d. 1929.
An WILL be sold at
l:ii: h PUBLIC AUCT-
ION. on the Drem.

N{43m ] ~ hOA ).
& ION, on the prem
ises, on the end day Of January, A. D.
1880. at 2 O'clock, afternoon, all the
right, title, and interest which John
Kelley, Lydia Rogers. Betsey Holden,
Samuel J. Mathewson, and Sally Math-
ewson. had on the first day Of Septem
ber, A. d. 1929. at II O'Clock before
noon, in and to a certain lot Of Land
with Dwelling House thereon stand
ing, situate in the Town OF Warren
and bounded as follows, to wit begin
ming at the South East corner thereof,
and thence running N"rtherly .ixty
nine feet by Water street, thence turn
ng and'unnl,y Westerly. and bounded
Northerly by land latelJ of Duncan
KAley, deceased, ninety feet. thence
South and bounded: Westerly BY land
lately of said Duncan Kelley, sixty
nine feet, to lane or street, and thence
Easterly and bounded Suutherly b, said
street ninety feet to the first mention
cd corner. containing about ore eighth
of an acre, be the same more OF less,
with all The privileges and appeltenan
ces thereunto belonging, to satisfy an
Execution in favor of the President,
Directors and Company Of the War
ren Bank, Us. said Kelley, Rog rs,
Holden. end Samuel ]. and Sally Math
ewson, lIuied thereon.
SIMMONS COLE,:D. Sheriff.
Jan. 2. m
6TTfe ab"vc sale stands adjourned
70 The 3d day Of May next at 2 o
clock, p. Nj. ~ dt .ufae
SIMMONS COLE, D Sheriff.
Ian. 8. .
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ment. The House, on the occasion 60 which he nj.
iuded rejected the resolution of,,rad By the gentle
man from Massachusetts, Mr. Dwoh,. and on that
day did not attcnd-yeserdav they did The SEN
ate had been notified lint this Housc would attend
during the trial. ana h anzious that the House
though the resolution yas al mi ed nrons M, v,shes
yet, beiu- adopted, Should preserve pr..,er decree
OF Consistency lie considered Not TO importance
that the House should attend tic trial: they would
auJourn TO hlondoy; and #. that day, uOiori'y
Should determine ps Attending why be It so hun
let us not he blown about BIZ every hrerzs Ia con-
clusion, Mr. p moved to postpone the question Of re
consideration 10 Monday next
mr Johns making objection, his motion was
postpo' ed by general consent
Ga motion Of Mr.. Pettls. IL was
Resolved That the COMMITTEES he Public Lands
be instructed To inquire into The expedicncv of au-
thorzing by law the Registers and Receivers of tho
several Land Oices correc, mistakes made in en-
terlng ony portion Of The public lands VIII" -nfi
cient testimony produced sf such mist. cs av!ng
been made: Provided, That The land. so ,ended 10
ne Inferred shall not have been previously entered by
another person
The Speaker laid before the House letter from
the F'rS Comptroller of the Treasury, transmitting
Il statement OF the which have remained I'm
settled on the houks of the Fourth Auditor of the
Treasury. for the las three wears; which was laid on
the table, and ordered to he printed
FIRE INSURANCE. CoMpANY IN GEoRsnrowz.
On motion of Mr.. Doddridge. the house took up
the engressed bin sto incorporate Fire Insurance
Company i, Georgetown. in the District Of Column
being upon lis passage,
MIR SPeight, after few remarks, moved that the
bill be recommitted to the COMMITTEE for the District
OF Columbia. with view to striking out one of the
sections of The bill
M, Doddrdge opposed the motion; and, the ques-
ton being put,
1t was decided in the negative.
lUDGE PECK
Fhe House then again resolved itself into Com
mrtee Of the Whole Mr.. Cambreleng IN the Chair.
and proceeded 20 he Senate Chamber for the pur
pose OF attc.ding the trial of the Impeachment OF
Judge Peck. Having returned their Hall, Inc
Committee reported progress, and the House adj ourn-
ed to Monday
The Select Committee appointed on the motion Of
Mr. White. OF New York tho subject IF coins
consists of Meesrs. c p. White, Wilde. Boon Tracy
and EeDpon.
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Grand National bali.

iNE *. BOSSlEUN respectfully acqu ms his na =
AVA rons, and tn ladies and gentlemen of Il ch-
uond Manchester and their Hicnliies that he intends
opening his New and Superior Ball Room in the rear
OF the Theatre, on G Street, which will be known by
inc name OF ferpsichon Hall He viii, on FRIDAY
NEXT 'oth INST 1850 give Grand Boil, TO co;n-
mence al seven O'Clock IN the evening
'cHt'F S. % a-m one gentleman and two la
Dies To o. had vi he Hall
h@h' re'FeS'insn tor Issiios and gentlemen Will be
provided, and l2 musicians vii, be epgnged for that
0ccssoH' TO niay marches between the Cotons
bHys OF tuition, Wednesdays, Frdays-Co'illion
Parties every Saturday evenings to which pupils and
parents are admitted, without any extra charges,
cept for refrcsinents'
Ladies' and gentlemen need no, % sfraid of being
100 much crowded. as i8 CNtiilnns can BE- made up
at once, and'the itoota can hold from 800 1000
persons, doc oB-lt
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Coarse Wooens
= Bales heavy k"rseys, plaid linspys &c rec,iyed
e9 per EFFonr, and for sale low
dc 90 BALDWIN. IVES & co
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& Son.
ARRIVED
Steamboat Columbus, Turner from Baltimore with sun
dres, 10 Lucke & Si2er, Peyton Rals,on & Feaants
Beck. Lancaster & Denby. Alien. jr &, Gwatfmey
tiillardJ 6, Cosby & co. J II Biamire
Brig Carroll Foster from Boston. suudes 10 uc.e {.
Szer, r smith w Fit NJ MITCHELL w Richardson jr
w Allison G Hendree, w Smyth, u SaIclay, l. Webb 81 CO.
Davenport allen Anderson jr r Rust, Grannss
Schr Dean swift, Godfrev, frn phsdephe via Norfolk
with sundries, Lancaster {, DENLY Mitchell Sattof
Sc co, j VanLcw e. co, w u Richardson, McKIdoe r D
Sanxay, Fry Myers Hubbard & Gardner J Evans
Peyton, Cook d Ryan, Nelson l. Sampson, Grannss
Son & Brothers, NJ iolns Sveeuy z Smith, Archie &
CO. t'liaTd, II Nash Haowc!l Raymond 6; Brothers
Schr Tantiyy. Couch days from New York sundric,
Davenport Allen s OTIS Dunlop and co, NJ Mitchell;
Smith, n Eustace, " and D Kyle and CO. and f James
and co H jenkins, Bag~el Smith and Hannah, NJ
w Willis, w and Crane Mcfarland, g Picot. l. Webb
and CO. r TIip'eii, Workman and NcCrder, Ltcke and ST
Satton W Rowlet Beers and Poindexter w Ritter
Chevae + Porter DIney and Buckley, Goddard, Van
Lew and co, NJ Myers Timbeake Raymond and Brothers,
Son and Broors, Cotton and Clarke, Enders hicdoe
II Parrish, Hall and Moore. C Robinson.
Schr Minerva Mister ffom Baltimore, with suniries. to
Davenport Allen and CO. aud Coode, Burr and co. Vi
Myers 1rPlett Raston and Peasants, Winston. OTIS
Dunlop and co, Wortham aud McCIuder NJ Radcliffe nj
fiolns. Pey;on, w and & Crane, Basnei Smith and
Hannah, and to order
Schr Robert Gordon Robinson, from Boston, i srdfes
TO Lucke and SizsT, Meure, Davenport, Allen and CO,
Tompkins and Fisher, c NJ Mitchell
Sch Horizon, Insersoi from New York, with hay, 10 Wal
lace
schr First, Bacon from Norfolk
Scbr Virginia Price, from Alexandria
Soop Catherine Dickson. Preston from Boston with sun
dries TO Davenport Allen and Lucke and Szsr r Rust
w Allison w Smyth, OTIS, Dunlop and CO f. Halsm, J n
Gordon. Scott and Fry L n Bancroft, n Nash, Smith,
Is Peyon NJ Weaver Granniss, Soa and Brothers, and to
sIoop we,tport, Cory from wes,por,, with ballast
SAILED,
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YSPEPS STA.
FL aiSI FAD S Cue Tor thr Dyspepsia. (secret
& & orb joufnal of Health, vol l. "a proven.
tiNc Of Dysanpsia,) another supply re- eived by
dec % JNO ~ NASH
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a aC'k'naHN SALES.

On THURSDAY next, the 3Oth inst
o'ci"hk WI! he snid az ou- Auction Store, an
ment of prime GROCERIES without reserv
dec % ID A &, Co A,
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SHOCKOE HILL ACADEMY AND
CrY.M.N,4SI[L.hf

'6TiE Principal of his institution takes the pre-
Il sent occasion TO return has warnest thanks 10
the public, for the very liberal patronage, which his
school has uniformly received since its csta bsrenf
Every thing within the power of individual exer-
ton mas BEEN accommodated. to readc. this schao! al
that can be desired III Acadeinical institutions ard
the liberal patronage Of an enlightened community
Is he best proof OF us literary advantages. l. will
be opened again on Monday, the 3D. of January
next
Germs from 30 to co dollars per auuum, accordino
to the advancement of the pupil Boardrrs can be
received IN the family Of the PRINCIPAL f so per
annunI. OLIVER A siIAyV
dec 90
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rary labours, had he committed or attempted it and
our object was extend this amusement and craft
iicat'on TO our friends. OfMr Banks extravarancc
of thought we have nothing to learn.
Lorenso Oow.-Some wog having nominated the
famous Lorenzo Dow Candidate for President Of
the United States, ne has in consequence addressed
the following note to the Editor ofthe II V Com
mercla Advertisers
TO TIE PUBLIC
Having no'ice,i piece in suudry papers--goug
the rnunds-p nminatiug by Iutirnation l.. Dow for
The NEXT President of The u 5 &c.
Fellow CT izens--I shall not offer myself as a
Candidate for the Presldency-not viewing my natu-
raj and acquired talents adequate to the AppnoAc1-
iHG AwEULLY *IMPoRTANr STATION FRoar 80 to
37-'hough public character for 50 years and
have some little acquaintance with men and things
cXpcrimenta!ly And hope that no other .Natirc
Citizen viii offer. who is not FULLY QUALIFIED for
that IMPORTANT TRUsT in THAT period of ,ime
Dec Goth 1880 LORENZO DOW
d Printers through S. please give the
above an insertion. L. D.
The Rev Mr. Dow, as we learn. has inferred
from an examination of the prophecies thai this pc
Rod will BE- of general disturbance in the mora.
and political world.
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An opera lion for The extpaen of diseased ovaria ops
perform.
Application may be made to The subscriber pcrsanac or
through the medium OF the Pest Office Petersburg
hlou;dcri, Dec. % Jos BAKER
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A@a sgesaae sS 9aaa@ >
FORT- or RTCH.AOWD.
ARRIVED.

EN- J rKBD
Brig Alice Hale, from Newburypori ballast, to Pollard
SON
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Office 81 Me Chesapeake and Ohio Cu,.aI Ca.
MAsnINarns Nav "a Iaan

Office Of The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal "a.
WAsHiSsTos, May "a, 1880.
NOTICE is hereby given. that an install.
= msnt OF two dollars and fifty cents per
share (being the 10th insialment) on every
snare ct stock IN the Che.spe.ke and Ohio
Canal Company. is required to be paid on tho.
'n'rd day OF August next. and further sum
OF two dollars and fifty cents per share, (be
'nS TIE l1th instaIment) on the third ds, of
september next; which instslments must be
pad to the eredi, Of tho Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company. to the Cashier, or other Off.
Ger Of ei'her Of the following banks, viz:
The Branch of the Bank Of the United States
a, Washington.
The Bank OF Washington, at Washington.
The Patriotic Bank, do.
The Bank OF the Metropolis, do.
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at Georre-
town.
The Bank OF Alexandra, at Alexandra.
The Bank Of Potomac, do.
The Farmers Bank OF AIexan,iris. do.
The Mechanics Bank Of Alexandria. do.
The Hsgerstown Bank, in Iiagers,owp. Nd
And the Branch of the Valley Bank. in
Chsrlestown, Va.
ny ORDER Of the President and D;ree,ors
JOHN y. JINGLE, Clerk
Ches. & Ohio Canal Com.
June 2, 1SS0.-iawtSS