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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-03-28

PATRIOT" MAcKgNzrE.-Thi individ-
ual is now in Philadelphia. 1t is said to
be his intention to start weekly newspa-
per in New York, something on the plan
of the New York Albion, to be devoted al
most exclusively to the affairs of Canada
and Great Britain.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-03-28

G ZAP SIDE, TIT A ~ Es -STRET.
NEWPORT, oDE-IsLAND
NATHANIEL SWEET

~ ~ 81 ~ ~ hSA = w EbEs
= EGS leave TO inform his old customers and oll
III u Others that he has just been through his stock
of Dry Goods and reduced them very much, is about
10 make alteration bis business and has receiv.
ed some new goods already, and is soon expecting
many more and the real good bargains may be eS.
pectod; many articles ianch cheaper than those
of last importaiion-his assortment is good aud has
now on hand viz blue black, brown nx'd and nnl-
berry Broadclohs and Cassimcres sutinett aud
Wooinetts; Umbrellas, Blnnke,s, Baizos, Flaucls
and Bookings; plain and 6g'fd French Mcripo
Cloth; English do; good chcnp assortment of
ircassians heavy English Duck; hoidsone es
sormeBl ofHEARTu RUGS. brussels and viii
ton. from $3.50 10 SO; few pieces Of FLOOR
CAEPETING; Irish Lnens, Ginghams, Cslh.
Goes and French Prints; Hosiery from ten cents to
81 per par shirngs and sheetings, from six To %
cents per yard Bed-uckings and stripes twilI'd and
lain plain STRAW BONNETg, Fiy'd do.
Leghorn and Florence do, English pn;terDs Book
mu-lins, from % cents 10 3 per yard; Swiss fe'd
and plain muslin: Bishop Lawn. Cambrc musns.
Jackonet and medium do blanket shaws a 10 ga.
handsome and good; merino and wraugbt French
shawls, cotton Gg'd and plain; Fis'd Vclvetcen;
sewing silk sbawis OF different kinds and figures;
an elegant assortment ofcheap and FAsHJOSA-
BILE RIBBONS and Beitings; Fancy Boxes,
Gloves, Nuns Cotton and Taylor's best Persian
Thread Chaps do. and others, with n great variety
of other articles not enumerated His old Custom
and all others are invited TO give him call and
they shall have the real good bargains.
March 81, 1898.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-03-28
NOTICE.

IHNIIE Subscribers have formed q connexion in
u Business under the firm ofJ. g. II. HOLT,
for the purpose Of canyins their bnsinc at the
Stall No. J. IN the Brick Market, recently occupied
by their iaifcr JAMES HOLT
HENRY HOLT.
Newport, March J. 1879.
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.he subscriber wishes all those indebted to him,
by note book account. to call and settle the same,
aud those having any demandsto present them for
settlement JAMES HOLT.
March 81 1893
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-03-28

The Ship Rutheiia, of Boston, Capt. N.
L. Thompson, which sailed from New Or
leans, Dec. 30, with !, ,53I bales of cotton
for Liverpool, was struck by lightning du-
ring storm on the 3lst of January, in lat.
30 80, North, Ion. So 30 West, and set on
fire in her hold and nenry at the sans
time her mizen stay-sail was blown away,
and she was thrown on her. broadside. Tie
fire was kept, under, notwithstanding, un-
iii she fell in with the Cavalier Jouett, from,
St. Andrews for Demarara, to which the
crew escaped, finding all attempts to ex-
tinguish the fire unavailable. The smoke
had by this time become intolerable, the
deck was very hot, and a gale coming on
The crew were landed at Barbados, and
have thence reached this city.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-03-28

J. & II. BOLT hope. by stric, attention 10 their
business TO meet the wishes Of their customers and
to merit the patronage Of theitie citizens, which
they very respectfully solicit.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-03-28

NNnEREAs my wife RUTH Is. LAW
w TON, having LEFT my bed and board IN June
last and she having refusedio return hereby iobd
all persons horboring or trusting her my account,
ssI shall pay nodebis her contracting after this date
March H. 3w. JOSEPH &. BAWTON.
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RHooE-IsLAND REpUBLroAN, MARCH IS. 1888

tus neutrslizes the superabundant of the
cream, AID thus produces butter
Gen. Far.
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o. SPRING GOODs..kD
wyI. Il. 81 N. !. SywAN.
MERCHANT TsILoRs.

MERCHANT TaiLORS.
No. 50 THAMES STREET.
he EsPECTEULI.T inform their friends. ard
Gthe public generally. haiihey have received(rom
New York. \ FULL, AND FASHIONABLE
ASSORTMENT of Broadclo,hs, Cassmeres, Sat.
tnets and Vesiings. suitable for!the season, which
they will make mp 10 srder. in the best manuer.
ALSO, Hosiery, Gloves Suspenders. iIdks.,
Comioriers, Cuvats, Stocks. Bosouis. Collars. and
every other article usually fonnd in such au establish
meni, at prices which cannot fail to suit those who
feel eldisposed to paironlse them.
Cutting particularly attended to-
conplee assortment of READY MADE,
CLOTHING, constantly on hand, and for sale as
cheap oanbe bcugh, at any other store in the
March 2S,h.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-03-28

Or Marine List.-We have the sals-
faction to-day of announcing the safe ar
rival at this port during the last two days,
of no less than nine vessels employed in
the Whale Fishery, richly freighted with
cargoes amounting in the aggregate nearly
to TWENTY THOUSAND barrels of sperm and
whale oil, and valued, at the present prices,
at more than Itoo Hundred and Sirfy
Thousand Dollars. A considerable por-
ton Of these cargoes have been already dis
posed Of, and for the quantity remaining to
be put in the market, even higher rates
will probably be obtained, in consequence
of The recent advance in the prices Of oils
in the European markets.
New Bedford Mercury Of Monday.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-03-28

SEGARs.-A correspondent, Of the Wor-
ces,cr Egis, who writes from Havana, says
that city is the greatest manufactory Of Sc
gars IN the word.-Every body there in
dulges in their use. Negroes who can OBJ
tain only narrow strip of cloth to cover
their hskedness, and few yarns and plan
taius to satisfy their cravings of hanger,
still continne to obtain the means Of smok-
ing necessarily. 1t is estimated tha, at
least ten thousand dollars worth are smoked
daily in that single city. Those usually
smoked there are also Of better quality
than those obtained in the United Stntes.
The best kind bring in that city from thirty
TO thiry-four dollars per thousand, while
those exported to this country cost no more
than twelve dollars.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-03-28

Loss of a British Whaler-The whale
ship Briton of London, Benson master, was
wrecked on the 10Th Oct. 1886, on Christ
mas Island, desolnte sand bank in the Pa
ciic Ocean, lat. 5S ~, lon. 157 3S. Capt.
b. and ships company remained upon the
island seven months. They made an at
tempt in April to effect a passage to the
Sandwich Islands in boat constructed out
of the fragments of the ship; but after pro-
ceedlug in that direction six days. they judg-
ed it prudent to return, and were four days
in again reaching the island. At length,
on the Odd of May, they were taken off by
the ship Charles Frederick, Brown, of this
port, and landed at the Sandwich Islands,
July ist.-New Bedford Meremy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-03-28
NICHOLAS UNDERWOOD,
CHARLES w. UNDERWOOD.

The snbgcriber wishes al those indebted TO him by
note book account to call and settle the same.
and those having any demands to present them for
settlement. n. UNDERWOOD.
March liih.-tf.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-03-28

O. The election of State officers in Con-
necticut takes place next Tuesday.
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SHIP @ NEW $.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, Mar. /.

THURSDAY, Mar. -.
Brigs Boy, Burt, from Cardenas. and IL days
from Havana. with Molasscs to G. Engs-NIo-
hawk, Eldridge, from Philadelphia bound to Bos-
ton-Schrs Tho's Peierkin, Avery. from N York
for Wareham.-New-E England. Rogers, from Som
erset, for Wilmington n.-Charoiic, Holbrook, from
Boston for Somerset.
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"TANTED.-Four or ,ix Girls to Learn the
w DREss-MAkIsG business sprly 70
N,s II. w. uROwSEyL.
.Tsh =. 80 12S Thsmes,irsct
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-03-28

Sure in its fight, tho s~iii as eagles wings,
The pen commands, and the bold figure spriugs;
While the slow pencils discontinued pace
Repeats the strokes bu, cauno, reach the grnce."
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CLEARED.
MARINE MEMORANDA.

Schooner Concord. Coo, Havana.
sloop Telfair, Mills. Providence.
DO. Victory. Heath. do.
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or nook KEEPING TAUGHT.

MIR. Tilt having taught in the principal Cit
les ant Towns Of the Union and having been am
ply favored with success, intends 10 continue in his
new and popular system Of Chirography until every
city aud town Of magnitude in the Union shall have
witnessed the rapid improvement afforded by his
systeu,-Lndies and Gentlemen call and examine
specimens for yourselves asd then decide whether
you will improve this opportunity, or lot j, ra.s by
unheeded.
For testimonials of qualifications reference may
he had to tho following gentlemen viz: Hon Duteo
J. Pearcc VIM. Gilpin, Esq. r. X. Carr, Posima.-
Mr.. Dumont; Rov. Mr.. Ross Rev Mr. McKen.
zie; Mr. VIM. Guild, teacher Of the public School
MIR. J. Briggs, Principal Of Newport Acade,ny;
Judge Jcsliu; Mr.. J. u Noble, Mr. Nichols. ard Mr.
Aldrich teachers of Classical Schools
~ See handbiis.
March 81 tf
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
YEyHE Subscribers have fofsoed connexou in
business under the firm of NICHOLAS
- son. for TIE purpcse Of
carrying on the PAINTING d GLAZING
BUsIN Ess, nj the store formerly occupied by
Peleg Weaver aud recently by Nicboes Underwood
No IS Tbsmes+sireet where general assortment
Of PAINTS, OIL q GLASS may always be
found. aud all orders in their line will be strictly and
promptly attended 10
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-23

nOLBEAR'S Science of pcnmonship received, and
4 4 for sale ut their permanent Writing Academics
No. 9 Cl,atrcs street, New Orleans, l3J broadway
New York, DuHphne ST., Mobile.
is particularly designed for private learners, and
schools, and is calculated for persons ofall ages.
Ladies and gentlemen are invited TO call and examine
the system for themselves.
Lessons are given at sach houses as may suit the
Convenience ofal, and to classes formed in any part
of the city.
Ladies Who prefer receive lessons at their
sidences.
Pers, ms paying for ;, Of lessons desired
% attend until they write u We'll as they wish.
mi Dol. 5EAR " BROTHER.
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NO n5aRcURY NOR CoPAIVA %,

A BOLT six months ago had the misfortune to get
n secret disease, for which have applied to se'e-
raj doctors for cure and they did not cure me- So now
on The above date put myself under the care of Doctor
Huet and expect him to Since that tlne
the disease got worse to break out in large ulcers
to The number of six eight h leg and all over
nv face and sore throat, and able work at he
present time on account of the disease large ulcer on
the right side of the throat. am no" putting myself
confidently under the OF DR.. lluet, d Paris,
to be perfectly cured JOHN bhAN'
A
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KTARRoWGATE SPRINGS
Montgomery county, Alabama.
THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NE "

YIREE DAY y JDtRNEf FROH NEW
ORLEANS.
YsNIIE proprietor of this establishment has the plea
4 sure of announcing 10 his friends and the public
in general that he will lie in rcadnessby the first day of
MAY receive visitors. He will also state for the be-
ueit of those distance that there have been large
improvements made, and others going and in
rapid progress for completion, which will enable the
subscriber to accommodate much larger number than
heretofore, and al the same time much better
Famie can he accommodated 18th good rOoms OF
those who pgei0r have large cabins detached from
the main building.
1t is deemed unnecessary lie say anything in particu.
lar Of he character Of these waters, for il is generally
believed that they not inferior in The South
ern States. All the amusements that are generally
found al Watering Places, will be found at this. The
best music that this part of the country Affords has
been engaged and will be in constant attendance The
Springs during the whole season.
i he subscriber win avail himself of this Opportunity
in returning his unieigned hahks for the very liberal
support given him last season. and hopes by the
lions that have been made in improving and extending
the Accommodations, to merit liberal patronage the
present season. JNO CRAM.
NIB
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HARPER'S CLASSICAL LIBRARY
4 1 GRACE, translated by Phillip Francis, d d, with
Il Il an appendix, containing TRANSACTIONS of various
odes, &C. by Ben Ionson, Cowey, Milton, Dryden
Pope Addison, Swift Chatterton, Wakefield, Person
duy--and
PHtEDRUS, with the appendix Of Gulus transa
ted by Christopher Smart in4 vols forming volumes 10
and 10 "Harpers Classical Library
The Expedition OF HUMPHREY CLINKER, by
Smolett, NJ d, with memoir of The Author, by Tiom
US roscoe, Esq, new edition, with illustrations by &c
Crukshauk
THE gypsy; Tale, by the author of oRicheIsu
Mary oil! arsundy,n &c., edition, vols complies
n one.
PAUL ,LlFFORD;by the author o; aPelhas-.
The Dlst ed, &c, being volume " OF the new Oh
nof"Et scr's Completes V,tks. just received =
sale ~ VIII MektAN
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FOR CWRE
Scrofua or Kings Evil, Chronic Rheumatism,
Chronic Cutaneous Dis Pains in the Bones, by fres
eases, of Mercury
the blood being in vated state
This very concentrated Syrup is prepared with the
greatest pharnacc ucul and accuracy and contain
the active principle of Sarsapara in the mos conccR
rated degree combined with other vegetable substance
of known efficacy.
The great desideratum with physicians in being abb
to exhibit large quantity of SarsaparIla in a sma
dose, has been obtained in this propuation-hey, being
fully convinced oft merits, confidently administer
the course of their practice.
Price 81 so per bottle. Sold only at SWAIN
BROTHERS. drug store, No. 1 Canal street, whe-
tors, Swsims Pao"eea and Vermnre, Pntters e. t,oI
con- Carpenters Preparations and large and genera
assortment of fresh drugs, md
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m3l BENZ. LEVY.
SPAIN REVISITED, &c. &c

SIAM KEVlsIIED, &c, by lhe author A year
- in Spain in vols.
Traits fiadtaa character, generally applicable
the Aborisies Of North America, by q Turner, Esq
. vols.
The Political Grammar, of the United States, or a
complete view of the theory and practice Of the geaera
and state governments, with the relations botw them
dedicated and adopted to the young men of the United
States, by + d Mansfield, ESQ.
NimroGs Hunting Tours inierspersed with character
stc anecdotes sayings and dongs of sporting men, in
GLIDING notices of the principal crack riders of England
with anal yca contents and general index of names g
volumes,
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A TKINSON'S DEPILIATORY, for removing SUI,
4 pcrunus hair from the face, neck and arms, with
squal safety and certainty leaving the skin finer anc
whittier than before tnu application A fresh suppl,
Just received al GUlON'S
Nc Exchange Hotel, collei ST Cnallus aud Common
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PINNOCK,S ROME. &c,

tiNNDChS hOtlf, &c.
DINNOCK'S IMPROVED EDITION OF DR.
Il Goldsmitls Abragmcnt of the History of Rome
to which is preixed an Introduction to the Study
Roman History, and great variety of valuable inor
nation added throughout the work, on the Manners
Institutions and Antiquities Of the Romans; with nu
merous biographical and historical Notes. and ques
tons for examination at the end of each section. H.
Illustrated with thirty engrayngs wood, by Atherton
PNNoCK's Improved Edition of DIR Goldsmtls History
of England from the Invasion of julius Cesar to the
death Of George 3D. with continuation to the yea
1882. With questions for examination at the end
each section. Besides variety of valuable inorna
ton added throughout the work, Consisting of table
of contemporary Soyereigns and eminent persons
Copious explanatory notes. Remarks on the poll
tics, manners and literature of the age An outlines
the Constitution, &c. &c. illustrated by many engra
ings.
GUYS ELEMENTS OF ARTnoNoMy, and an Aorilgmen
of Keith's New Treatise the Use of Globes. New
American edition, with additions and Improvement
anu an eXplatun Of the astronomical part of the AM
rican Almanac.
Just received and for sale by WIN AIKEAN
nov "A of Camp aud Common SITS
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New Orleans. Feb |, 1898.

YaIHE Genuine indian ljasam OF iwerwnrt and iiulc-
! hound is put up in bottles at the low price OF 30
cents each Containing the strength of three ounces of
Liys,wof aesi les the virtues o many other roots and
herbs known among the Indians as eicaclous IN curing
pulmonary complaints.
lhc ivalled success which has nttenled the use of
this nesfimable Blsam wherever il has been intro
ions of rspectabe physicians ior the of coughs,
colds pain in the side, want Of rest splitting Of blood
liver complaint &c.
have in orr practice frequently prescribed Nrs Gard
ner's Indian Basam Of .verwort aud 4loarhound, with
a decided good efact can therefore, from the know
ledge of the materials it is made from, and observation
and exuerience recommend it Il supero" preparation
or all those affections of the lungs for Which is
n,nended ALBERT WILLIAMS, Nj. ID.
CALVIN ELLIS NJ. d.
Members of the Boston Medical Association.
Boston, October 25
ia ia On n3n mi rGhi Rita ulos sis
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Al{D'; yegetahle ilalr OH, for restoration
w and growth Of Hair, gvins.healthand beauty ant
rrventing beilness
rfnre his flair I'll WIS offered to the public, it hot
6ng Of Of Tie hair and IN every Instances lis salula,
effects have been realised II has ne er aed to produce
4 new AMI heapul growth Of haii el heads already
his ,il will very soon render healthy aud produce
rapid and be utlul growth Of hair, without the ieas
ininry to the head. This Oil gives az agreeabte fra
GRANGE and is preferable TO any oec II II oil for per
snmi,,g curling and elnssing the hair The ii
NO, beso e i,y sf,er Jsirg il For sale at
EES s. D'LA%GE.
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TJOTICE.-The swuer of several packages morchan
/ ! dize marked Madame v Artiquencaye. per shin
GTot5n. from New York, is hereby moi fed that they
have b9cn storedb by SFETSON, AVERY SEQ
ui3I C0nsipueus "Grvun'
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sne by JARVIS & ANDREWS,
i,I iq IN, n3n mi rchn sitaulps ST

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rsETLER'S Efervcscent Magnetism Approximation
. dyspepsia or Indigestion, nervous dehiIit', gdd-
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iIvcness cutanenus Diseases govt gravel Nc and much
salued a gentle, cooling purgative.
This desirable preparation has received the patron
age Of many eminent members Of tue profession, and
from discerning public many respectable and unsali-
cited testimonials fits efficacy medicine have been
elected With all the pleasing qualities of glass of
soda waer possesses tue active medicinal properties
Of The nppr we'd sallnans purgaveS; 1t pleasant
IMPORTANT CAUrION-The increasing repnta-
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arr. particularly warned of this fact that they may be
on ,heir guard, and not procure an impure article
The public respectfully ntor ed that the snbscr
maine preparati ms. For sale who esale d retail.
SICkLES & co. Agcnts,
mI5 40 Canal street, N n.
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l,.E QUALIFICATIONS

iNI = 7 Q DT.I u IV,'S'
CROMWELL, an Historical Novel; by the author OF
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Popular Medicine, or Family Adviser; consisting OF
Outlines of Anatomy, Physiology, and Hygiene, with
such as on l.le practice Of Physic Surgery, and the
diseases Of women and children may prove useful in
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being companion and guide for Intelligent principals
OF manufactures plantations, and boarding school,
heads Of Guues masters Of vessels missionaries or
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Potter Purtey's Universal History the bases of
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spACON SiOES-3G casks Cincinnati smuk
11lanllng from the steamboat Ecno, uu,i Tor saleJv
DOGERr " law"
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MAZE ARRANGE htENT

MA, Due Every Day al II NJ.
Northern M"", Closes Every day at l94 Am
-, ,,.1 DbG every Sunday, Wednesday an
by may 9, "e Closes every Monday, Wedncsda
Coast and Saturday, by 9, p. n
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1'he A as man Saturday by NJ, ~
VIA Closes every Monday, Wednesday
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NEW ORLEANS a. NASHVILLE RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.
TIME Stockholders of this company are hereby no.
d tilted that by resolution of the board OF dircc-
ten passed on the 18th inst the call made ON them on
the 18th February last tor the payment Of five dollars
share was rezGinded, and the said stockholders are
iurthernptfcd that
WHEREAS by resolution nfthis board passed on
the 18th inst call has been made on the stockholders
of the New Orleans and Nashville Rail Road Company
for the following payments the the stock held resp
lively by them, yiztwo dollars per SHARE payable on
the first day of September next; Two dollars per share
payable on the trst day of December next; aud two
dollars per share payable the fl st day OF March
ucxt. Now therefore be il resolved, thar lc secretary
Of this company shall notify the share holders therein,
with The sixth section Of the charter, eyafe permitted
postpone any payment called IN on the STOCK al SAID
cananv for tie term OF sixty DAYS, from and after the
day ON which il is made payable with the express CON
doa however, that il not regularly paid within The
said prolnngution of sixty days, from und after ia" day
on wic said payments should hnye hrenmIde, is aud
rema forfeited 10 the company, The charter ON that
point being imperative. IN conformity therefore, to said
CALI all stuck Of the stockholders in sad company, US
think proper to pat of The payments on their stock u
the end Of the additional sixty days, which the charter
lars per share called iur, and due ON the first Of Sep
temheruext may be postponed under the sixth section
Of said charter until the 81 doy of October next that
the payment q iva dollars per share called for,
due on the first day ul December next, may he post
pUnel until the 3Oth duv of january next and The pay
ment of two dollars per share called for and lie tht
frsiiay of Aurehnex may be postponed uHdl the sui
day of April next
/ Extracts of the minutes Of the board
june 81 L McNAtR, Sec'ry.
1900. HATS, in eusos-2j dpzeu nhiie Wo,
W Hats lor sale JOHN IA GRAHAM