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REFORM. The National Journal con-
tains an Informal but sufficiently ineligible
report of a transaction SAID to have occur
red. which, if correctly stated, it will puz-
Zle even the jackson papers to explain
Among the rewarded at Washington, soon
after the inauguration, was a Mr.. John
Dean, who had been a clerk in a store in
Baltimore, and was made Marshal of the
Southern Judicial District of Florida, for
his services to the party. To accommodate
Dean with this berth, Mr.. Henry Wilson.
the incumbent, who had been private Secre
tary to President Monroe, and for many
years Consul in France, was unceremopi-
ousiy punished. Dean, so runs the legend.
had neither money nor credit, and was una
BILE to furnish the securities required by
law, to be approved by the District JUDGE
or District Attorney. He was accommo-
dated with $4,000 from the Treasury. at
Washington, giving a bond not to the Unit
ed States, but to Andrew Jackson. with two
insolvents as sureties, which was witnessed
by two ladies, and approved by Mr.. Van
Buren,! He then voyaged about, for what
purpose 1t does not appear, but on his re-
emerging in Washington, he found that the
Senate had called for information in his
case, and Immediately set out, as was .aid
for Key West. One of his insolvent su,e-
ties was arrested in Washington, in a suit
brought on the bond, in the name of An
drew jackson and at the trial of the cause
in the Circuit Court of the District, the
bond was adjudged to be void, and the
plaintiff the said Andrew jackson, in the
terms Of tho judgment record, to be in mer-
cy, &c. Such is the statement in the Ma
tional Journal, which would hardly obtain
credit, did 1t not appear in a respectable
paper, conducted on the spot, and possess
ing all the means for obtaining proper in
formatioE.-.Net0 York Commercial.
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE. This BODY assem-.
bled at Richmond on the sth inst. and the mes
sage Of Governor Floyd was transmitted TO
both Houses on tho following day His Elk
ceIlency talks with as much complacency of
the neighherng powers OF this confederacy,'
meaning the sister States, as any nuIlifers Of
them all, and speaks of the General Govern
ment as merely the agent Of the States" In
a qualified sense, bat not in that Of his Excel
lency, this is true. But the agent has pow.
or coupled with an irrevocabe interest, which
the States did not give in the first instance and
which they cannot, as such, rcvoke. His Ex- |
cellency is warm against the Tariff, and its
constitutionality, and against the proposition to
divide the surplus revenue among the States,
in the ratio Of their population. Itappears that
the finances Of the State are in fourishing
condition.
md in a Il 4.
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WRECK AND LOSS OF LIVES. The scboon
er alexander, went ashore at patcbouge
Long Island, on Sunday, the 9TH inst and
mas "a since hllged. She was from Balize
honduras bound to Boston, with a CARO-
., mahogany a IN hides, dyewoods, cochineal
O.r, "fha s4'oVo IN specie. The principal
having come ashore. The vessel had Leen
out h'ty-six days, and those on board had
neen, ten days on short allowance: thew
having but forty biscuits left when she strmcI
the beach; The schr. went on stern fore.
most most and struck very badly. A lady Of
DDS nuS'oe, name not recolected) the mate and
TWO OF the crew were lost. The captain a
lady, and three hands reached the sp" "' "a d
safety, though much frozen. The snrv;vo -.
.ook shelter in hut, and were found there
the next morning by some of the ;rbab;,
"n.s' ~ whom they were made as comfort.
"0ie as circumstances would permit.
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VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
IL see ht) at the Court OF Probate to be hold
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the first
Tuesday in January next. at ten of the clock
before noon, to show cause why License should
not be granted 10 sell and convey so much Of the
Real Estate OF said deceased as will raise SISO4,
for the payment of debts and charges; and YOU
will he heard thereon.
so NATH' l.. PAINE j. Prob
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For SALE.

Il YENHE subscriber offers to sell the
tSS1T3A IL Farm, Buildings, and Brick
lsas Yard, now occupied by Mr.. l. o.
-&z's- ney. The Farm contains 100 acres
Of Land, and the Clay on it is considered as
good, if not better than any in town.
Also, the FARM, containing los acres, Brick
Dwelling House, and Barns, now occupied by
Col. Peter Kendall
Also, the DWELLING HOUSE, Barn, and
Lot, occupied by Cot. Emory Washhurn, on
Green-street. A. d. FOSTER.
Worcester Dec a.
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GENUINE INDIAN
BALSAM of LIVERWURT.

EN RS. M, N.
lVM GARDNER,
the sole proprie-
tor Of the well
known genuine
Mdian Batsam Of
Lipertcort, pre-
pared from an In
dian receipt, con-
tanning tho
strength of three
ounces Of Liver
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Worcester. SIS. Probate Office, Dec 10, 1891.
10 The Widow and Heirs Of SAMUEL BLAIR late of
Weste, n, in sdid County, deceased, and 10 ali
others concerned in the Estate Of said deceased.
GHEEiING
EOU are hereby cited to appear IF you
N see fit,) at the Court of Probate to lie h,Id.
en- at Worcester, in said County on the first
Tuesday IN January next, at ten Of the clock
before noon, TO show cause VIII, the Instrument
which purports to be the last " i'll and Testament
of said decreased should not be approved; and YOU
will be heard thereon.
So NATH'L. PAINE, j. Prsb
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neat. and ws,, The following is really very
al. ,h, I'm moments reflection
But h. ,b., me, wishes not to lose me;
And he ,hs, "s ne not wishes not for m.
s'S me has me no longer"
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Dec 6, 1881.
re the Heirs of LYMAN BUHDoN, late Of Sutton,
in said County, deceased, ana TO all others con.
cerned in the Estate Of said deceased,
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you are hereby cited to appear (if you
q see fit) at the Court of Probate to be holden
at " oreester, in said County on the first Tues
day in January next. at one of the clock, after
noon, to show cause VIII, the Account OF the Ad
rninistrat,on of SAID Estate should not be allowed
and on will be heard thereon.
5O# NArH'L. PAINE, j. Prob.
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SMEp MARRIAGES.. Many of the Swiss
a~ n nave lately exclaimed forcbly against
which forbids its officers, under the nen,itn ~
for'etIng all right of citizenship, to NARY v.,'
sens protesting the Catholic religion. RI.
protestant Cautions Of Lucerne and Tessin. and
the mingled Cartons of ST. Gal and Argovi,
have declared that this prohibition Is con, rary
TO the act OF mediation, and ts salutarv ,oler,.
ton and they have demanded that this ac, h,
snnulled, On the other side, several Catholic
Cantons, especially those Of Schweitz, Under.
valid, and Solsure, have adopted the system of
that OF Basic, and have pronounced against mix
ed marriages.
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TO BE LET,

y DL LIZ
- TINE oRly Blacksmith Shop in the
EUm IL centre of the town of Hardwick
1-lA Any gentleman we'll versed in country
work, and wishing to settle in the country,
would do well to call and examine for himself
Possession given immediately For informa
ton inquire of CREIGHTON RUGGLES.
Hardwick Nov % #6w
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,s nAvEs $500 The Legislature of Virginia passed
certain Offences in addition 10 n,h.. ."at 'of
msnt, Tree negroes and mulattoes migh, H..
soio ior slaves. mulatto named Ba,f;n r.s
convicted OF felony and sold under this ,a'n
ne was born in the State and his mo,bsr mo, ,a"
mss @hite woman. He passed into Tho h,nd.
uhe e masters, and was last purchased hv
=. mr: siidle in Tennessee He filed his 49,; y
tion IN Circuit Court of that State for p ~
coen,ilon OF his freedom, and the Cour, h.ia
'nat he was entitled to IT. as the section If The
Mn ~ question was violation not only of The
oIi o. Rights Of Virginia but Of thai cIanss -, -
tne Constitution which prohibits the passa gs If
oiiis o. aiialnder, &c. The Court was nnes. "
iionaeiy right in this decision. ~'''
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Worcester, SIS Probate Office Dec 7.iS3i.
To The WidozU and Heirs Of Rev. STEPHEN BINS,
late Of Harvard in said County, deceased, and TO
all others concerned in The Estate Of said deceased,
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WORCESTER FOUNDRY.

ERON CASTINGS, warranted of soft Iron,
M made at the Foundry near the Paper Mills
of Elijah Burbank at short notice. Orders and
Patterns left with WIN. BUTLER, at the
Foundry, or with SUMNER SMITH, at the
Brick Store on tho Canal, will receive aiten.
lion. If Oct 8.
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TOWN PAUPERS.

FESfiE Committee. appointed to mako ar-
ID Engagements in behalf of the town of Pc.
tersham, for the support of their Paupers after
the first day of April next, ana also for the per.
sonal care, occupation, and management of the
town Farm; hereby give notice, that they will
receive proposals for that purpose till the 10th
day Of January mex, at which time they will be
ready to close contract. my information as
to particulars, may be had on application to
either of the subscribers
HUTCHlNS HAPGOOD,)
MiCAJAH REED, Committee, I
HENRY WARD,
Petersham, Dec. IA. DIV
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A FAREWELL TO THE YEAR.
From the Spaaish or LoIrIs DGUy0H.

A fAhEWEL ~ Lam.
From the SpaVLsh OF LOUIS DGUyOH.
Hark, friend. it strikes the years last hour
solemn sound to hear;
Come, fill the cup and let US pour
Our blessings on the parting year.
The years that we're, the dim, the grey,
Receive this night with choral hymn,
A sister shade as lost they,
And soon to be as grey and dim.
Fill high she brought Us both of veal and wo,
And nearer lies the land to which we 20.
On, on, in one unwearied round
Old Time pursues his way;
Groves bud and blossom. and the ground
Expects in peace her yellow prey:
The oaks broad leaf, the roses bloom.
Together fall, together lie:
And undistingushed IN the tomb.
Howe'er they lived, are all that die.
Gold. beauty knightly sword, and royal crown.
TO the same sleep 60 shorn and witkered down.
How short the rapid months appear
Since round this board we met
To welcome in the infant year,
Whose star hath now for ever set!
Aias' as round this board look
think on more than behold,
For glossy curls in gadness shook
That night. that now are damp and cold,
For us no more those lovely eyes shall shine.
Peace to her slumbers drown your tears i. WINE
Thank Heaven, no Seer unblest ami
Before the time to tell
when moons as brief once more go by,
For whom this cup again shall swell.
The hoary mower strides apace,
Nor crops alone the ripened ear;
And we may miss the merriest face
Among us, 'gainst another year.
Whoe'er survive, be kind as we have been,
And think Of friends that sleep beneath the green.
Nay, droop not; being is not breath
IT'S fate that friends must part,
But God will bless in life, in death,
The noble soul, the gentle heart.
ssaeeds be just and words be t,..,
We need not shrink from natures rule:
The tomb, so dark to mortal view,
Is heavens own blessed vestibule;
And solemn, but not sad, this should flow.
though nearer lies the land to which we 90.
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VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
IL see fit at the Court of Probate to he hohle.,
at Worcester, ia said County, on the first Tues.
day in January next, at ten OF he clock be-
fore noon, to show cause why toe Instrument
which purports to be the last " i'll and Testament
OF ssi'l deceased should not he approved; and you
will be heard thereon.
5U# NATH'L PAINE J. Prob
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Dec. 6, 1881.
To the Widozv and Heirs of SAMUEL STONE lot>
OF Gardner, in said County, deceased, and 10 ali
Others concerned in the Estate Of said deceased.
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Gold las been found in considerable quaint
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VOU are hereby cited to appear (if yos
IL see ft) at the Court OF Probate to be hold,
at Worcester, in said County on the first Tues.
day in January next, at ten of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the Instrument which
purports TO be the last Will and Testament of
said deceased, should not be approved; aud you
will be heard thereon.
5Os NATH'L. PAINE, J. Prob.
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Who killed Kna., AHL OF hiLDARK.
Deaib killed KsssteS who dared kildare /. LYu,
will. e' Who dare kisl whom he
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office Dec. z, 1881.
To the Heirs Of ALNIRA IiENsHAw. lite Of Lei
cester. in said County, deceased, and to aHothers
concerned in The Estate Of said deceased
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VOU are hereby cited to appear (it you
IL see fly atthe Court OF Probate to be holden
At Worcester, in said County, On the first Tues
day in January next, at ten of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the Instrument viii. h
Purports to be the last Will and Testament Of
SAID deceased should not be approved and you
will be heard thereon.
So NATH'L. PAINE H. Prob.
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To The WHOM and Heirs Of JACOB MOORE, lote of
West Boylston, in said County, deceased and to
all others concerned in the Estate Of said deceased
GREETING
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
IL see fit) at the Court OF Probate to be holden
at Worcester,in said County, on the first Tues
day in January next, at ten of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the Instrument which
purports to be the last Will and Testament of
said deceased, should not be approved; anG you
will be heard thereon.
5O* NATH'L. PAINE. J. Prob
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r.rsve,, to tie departed year
II, suoaght and its cloud,
u. law. and joy, its hope and fear
II. genes and visions proud
81 TO all the treasured dreams,
~, he'd such sweet and beauteous Deans
A,ose Life's pathway. They are gone
"A wild winds bear their echoes on
10 where EArth's brightest thrones a''
The tieeless ocean of the Past
r.a s.re.m that bears all faded things
Down its returnless tide
..,n.--beauty-sceptred kings
- r,,s Loved ones and the BRIDE
strewcd ws-e, 'hs.sssr>-hfs of renown'
Mn msrmur !" -.
WIN s of unb''Ne" ''e ca
Co'e ~ 4. orr earli'st hoirs anu ''
Where I've 0u' ,ecks of years.
sst's unbreathing tomb
Ans." smes solemn tone'
sng like Oceans boom
Dea' m.a signs of millions gone;
Of summers fragile flower,
II drank the gale but oae bnef hour;
llchildhood, palsied in its play
'emanhood, quickly passed away
of .mpires, resting in its tomb
Rensath pail of gathering gloom.
Il. ellis of all the loved OF earth,
4 The beauteous and the fair
k.l.d from their Joyous scenes of mirth'
To it's cold chambers there;
Z n. voice steals in upon the heart
And bid. our dreams of joy depart;
II binds the spirit in its cell
AS o'er the soul its echoes SVEN,
And tell Of scenes on Memory's leaf,
,rh,, c.uss the heart to swell with grief
And as we muse upon the hours
That never may return,
where lies, wreathed with wild PASSIONS flowers,
Affections broken urn,
Feelings sealed fountain once again
Is broken up--and tears like rain
p.dev the turf that blooms above
The grave Of all sur early love,
While the lone sceptre of despair
Sit. brooding Ger the relics there.
But Hope, sweet Hope, points to the years
That spread before us now,
And, AZ pale Memory disappears,
Unveils her angel brow;
To show the shsdowy scenes that lie
In sunlight on her visioned sky,
And whispers to eur burdened souls,
That, as existence onward rolls,
The clouds that fade, that dim her bowers,
And those faint visions all be ours!
Yet, even should we fail to climb
Where shines our gilded star,
And down the sunless stream Of Time
Our hopes be swept afar,
Fen then, holy star of love
Will shine upon the sky above
star that points the soul, to where
The spirits of the sainted are,
And tells US, when our hopes are rven,
That we are SO much nearer Heayeni
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Dec 6. 1881.
To the Heirs Of Lucy ToRREY. late of Shrews.
bury, in said County, deceased, and to all others
concerned III The Estate Of said deceased,
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Spring Goods.
NoWMg Aadies' Seminary,

TIME subscriber informs the friends of his Schoo
l. tina, il will hereafter be continued in much more
commodous and airy room in the second story OF the
same buiIding-Brooke LOdge, on St. AsaPh street.
In addition to the English branches usually taught in
the best Female Seminaries. the young ladies' will
have the opportunity Of being instructed in the Greek,
Latin and French languages.
Mons Roux, wei known as distinguished French
Teacher is engaged to give instruction in that
language
The experience of many years convinces the subscri
Der Of the great advantage resulting from frequent ex
amna,lons; he is therefore not only wiling, but deslr-
Gus, that the most competen judges should witness
he respectfully invites the patrons and friends Of the
! institution to visit il st any time.
Teachers may be employed in Music, Drawing,
Painting, &c. Board may be had reasonable terms,
in of the most respectable families in this city.
Cards may be obtained, BY application to the subscri'
her, specifying his terms. VIM N. JONES.
Alexandria, mar l0-3m
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Charles Bennett

sEAs received and offers for sale
B Extra supcrhne blue and black cloths
Second quality do I do do
srper6ne blue, drab, and Anglesea Uixed kersey'
mcres i,
Ditto blue granite and steel mixed sattine,ts; mixed
cassineus
Best black silk Forentine and moleskn, for vests
Super6ne and common, white and coiored Marseiiies
vesting
Linen drillings, superior quality and common do
Striped jeans and sateensi twiiied stripes ana eo'
ton cass'meres
Superfne and common "a checked and striped ging'
hams
Cambrick, jaconet. book and null musns
o8 iacone, and book hdkfs, linen hdkfs and grass
cambrcs ,c
A large assortment of fancy cotton hdkts
64 cambria divinity; linen cambrics; colored do
Rest black italian us,ring; LIST quality French do
ladies' best 5-thread cotton hose; common do
Giles, hest Noskin and beaver Oves; gentlemehs
ditto ,,.o,., ,,o,,ds
Milnetts buckrams, suspenders. buttons and moulds
Linen and diaper tapes; carpet and quaiy birdhss'
pins liz .nd ,a,s,, ,bre ads
80 "a Ga cotton diapers bird's-eye and other IL
7ssnd A. tickings plaid and striped domestic cot
tons
4Jrish linens; brown Hollands OF avery superior
quality o..L.;..
Genera, assortmen nj of bleached and unbieached
domestic cottons ,,,
White and brown ucklenburgs and cotton oshs'
burgs .s, d.Dv ., ph;l.-
delphis he will receive fu ther supply OF
Cotton hosiery, English galoon
Ball and spool sewing cotton apr J
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lust Published,

1 BEAUTIFUL engraved Portrait of the late Hon
N Bushrod Washington, by B. Longscre, from a
painting by Harding Subscriptions will be received
by DAVID MARTIN, Bookseller, where the print
may be The National lntelligencer OF the 18th
instant thus notices it:
We are 'much struck with the beauty and accuracy
ofan engraved portrait Of the late Judge Washington
of the Supreme Court which met with yesterday
in the hands of the Agent who has them for sale The
print is faithfully and admirably executed by Dir Long
acre, of Philadelphia, from painting by Harding, with
all the spirit and fidelity OF expression which distn
cuisines the portraits of that eminent artist The nu
merous friends of Judge Washington have now an OPP
portnity possessing themselves ola most interesting
memorial OF that estmabie and lamented magistrate
and gentleman"
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David Martin

MAS just received and offers for sale
\ 4 The Federalist Oh the New Constitution. written
in the year 1888 rev edition, with table OF con-
TENTS and copous alphabetical index.
Vols 18th to 2lst Wsvcrley Novels, new edition,
with the au' hors notes. (English) Plates.
Nos 4 to 9 Views in the United States, by John
Howard Hinton. (English.)
Vols 9th and 9th Diynes of the Church of Enga
Vols 9th and 9Th of the Modern Traveller, contain
ing History Of Mexico and Gustmaa.
First Number of the American Botanical Register
containing eight beautifully coored plates Published
by Thompson Romans, Washington.
Also, an assortment of Musical instruments, viz:
Spanish guitars, parious
Niolins, great variety
&c, f fat, aud cIarionets
Fiageolets, German Flutes, and Flies
The American Botanical Reg ister viii be published
in num5c 5, monthly. Subscription fl2 per snnum:
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Just received on sale,
BIZ wv n. MORRISON,

81 WN. u WURRISUF.
i"tNGS Life and Voyages of Columbus, IN ) vols
avs Exercises, 9 vols
Beythas Visit to her Uncle in England, in vols
@sork has lately appeared, with the protested
.s'' OF atordlng instruction and amusement to tue
that presentsa greatervariety of attraction than
mas Visit. We have seldom had occasion TO no,
WORK more replete with amusing and divers,hea
|4oon, conveyed in an agreeable style, and adapt
4" Juvenile minds. We are much mistaken u ma
Ne not slured to the acquisition Of knowledge by
fI'ussl OF these volumes. We can recommend the
S most earnestly to those who wish to place an IN
wing work in the hands of youth. "--isiaf.e Jour
great variety Of information is here pleasantly
uc'ed; and though we are very far from wishing 70
=. any Young ladies' Of our acquaintance either chem
oo'ans.s, or biologists, yet such slight knowledge
: S'oout dabhEng ia science and hard words, does
,H With the prejudices of complete ignorance, may
S.eeial'y be made subjects of female requirement.
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Notice.

4 I q meeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS OF the " ash
N ington Bridge Company, held on Friday, the 9th
day of apriI, 1881, it was ~
Resolved, hat the President and Directors be di.
rected to call the Stockholders for nssbnent Of
Ten Dollars on each share.-the said instament to be
payable the first Monday of May next to the Trea-
surer Of the Company.
IT being understood that as the whole OF this sum
will not be then wanted, suit wiz be instituted, OF
forfeiture incurred, in respect to proprietors who
shall each share pay that day dollar, like sum
on the first Monday of every month thereaer in
any proprietor shall pay sum beyond the amount SO
payable on the first Monday Of each month"; he shall
be allowed discount for such anticipated payment at
the rate Of six per cent per annum
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the above dlrec-
tons, the Stockholders of the Washington Bridge
Company are hereby notified that an instament OF $40
on each share is called for payable in the manner
set forth in the above resolution.
By order of the President and Directors
apr 2S-dlm JNO. II. RELY, Treasurer