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SALE OF BUILDING LOTS IN THE TOWN
OF MANCHESTER AT AUCTION.
T SHALL offer for sale, a, public auction, on
l. the premises, at IL o'clock, on THURSDAY, the
22i inst, number Of building lois near The
Southern end OF Mayo's Bridge, and very near
the Manchester Colon Factories. Terms at
sale. L. G. MAYO.
March l3-eotds
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TRANSPORTATION LINE.

rOR BALTIMORE AND PIIILADELPHIA.
. rn The POCAHONrAS Captain
-. Parrish, will receive freight I'll ,,
?. M to.iay Tor the above places, and will lea"
ara p M. HENRY LUDLAM co.
The Columbus, Captain Hollingshead, VIII
succeed her on Saturday. h. L. q ".
March I3
MANAGERS OFFICE.-D. PAINE 8
INl CO, Richmond, Virginia. 500, co,,
This Day-Capitals S24 ,ooo. lZooo: oVOo
sooo &c. rs Nos, IL drawn. Tickeis SIS.
Also. The Dollar Lottery-capilal: $4,000
Mach a C. w. PURCELL & co.
nONE DUST AND POUDRErTE.-la am
Is prepared 10 furnish, al short notice, The above
mannres OF The best quality.
81. BALDWIN,
Mach Il las Main s..
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To conclude with the Sketch OF

n GIanCc NJ NOW fOTA.
Nose. MI. G. Burke,
Lie Mrs. Howard
II PRlcEs OF ADMISSION : Boxes, 81 cents
PHI, IS cents; Galleries, SO and IS cents; Eastern
Gallery tor While persons, i2a cents.
Private Boxes may be obtained, and seals e.
cured daily from 10 10 g. and from TO O'Clock.
IT Doors open al ball-past o'cock-,o com.
| mence al II O'clock, precisely. March Is
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Correspondence OF Inc Baltimore Sun



| understand that no foreign appointment will
be made ill June next Neither Lewis Cass Jr,
nor Mr. Hauneean will be disturbed in Rome or
Berlin respectively, MIR Hann-gau strange 10
say, has been appointed by Mr.. Polk al the very
last hour OF the session, AT the instance OF Wing
Senators, and il is understood, quite with the
consent of General Taylor himself. On hearing
it, Col Webb is said 10 have exclaimed
There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio,
THAN are drenmt Of in your philosophy"
The Senate will adjourn on Monday week.
The great bulk of appointments will mol be made
I'LL after their adjournment.
The political eucine has been al work NJ
lie, just TO keep the performers in practice. Inc
Hon. Wm.J Brown has been removed from the
cond assistant postmaster Generalship, and, IN
his place, Mr.. Warener of Ohio, has been ap-
pointed The place OF The second auditor, Mr.
McCalla, has been filled BY Mr. Brady, OF Penn
svIvania. Mr.. Brown was a most excellent,
kind hearted and efficient public officer, who VIII
come back 10 Congress from Indiana, his native
Stale. So Mr.. Brown will next winter be again
10 our midst.
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REcEp rIoN uE Mr.. POLK.

The reception ui the Ex-President and suite
Yesterday was in al respects worthy OF the Tepu
,a,ion u Charleston, and OF the distinguished
gentleman i, was intended 70 honor He was re
reived al the Steamboat wharf by the Commiltee
of Reception, ard was welcomed by their chair.
man, H. w. Conner Egg, in some very appro-
pfiaie remarks, 10 which MIR. Polk made AL elu-
omen, rep!Y. lie hen entered barouche drawn
by ten! handsome gEeys, der the management Of
that skilI!n. and accomplished whip, l>acc Ma
lhews, and, together win his sure, and the com.
millee, in vehicles, escorted by an imposing
array Of military, proceeded 10 the Carolina Hi.
TEL n Broad rect where apartments had been
proyitrd Tor him. al ~ O'Clock, he was receiv.
Ell al The City Hall, by his Honor The Mayer, who
m sore eloquent remarks, welcomed him 10 the
city and rendered 10 him lis hnspialieS, T. which
Mr. Polk, happily and gracefully replied. a
great number OF our cltiZ rs were Then introdu.
ced to him, and al one O'clock he proceeded 10
the quarters Of bis Excellency, Governor Sea-
brook, by whom ne was welcomed 10 the Sta:e
Al four o'clock he sal down 10 dinner admra-
bly prepaled and served bY Lee, in company
with about one hundred gentlemen, and after tuil
Justice was done TO The delicdc.es OF the table,
me health Of The Ex.Presdent was proposed by
his honor the Mayor, which was received with
enthusiastic applause, and drank with all the
honors. The President mace DiieI nut eIo-
qucnt md appropriate reply, and concluded with
a sentiment complimentary 10 Charleston. ToasIs
we're also given complimentary 10 Hon. R. J.
Walker. Hon. Mr.. Cobb. Of Alabama, His Es-
cellency Governor Seabrook, The City o! Savan-
nah, and others. which were happily responded 10,
IN, " ich we frd il on, OF our power even 10 pre-
pare ske CHI of for the present paper. We shall
auempt II IN cur next.
In The evening" large number of ladies and
gentlemen paid their respects 10 Mrs. and Mr..
Polk al their LODGINGS, where they had an oPpor-
tunily OF Witnessing and appreciating that win
ming, graceful and Unaffected dignity al manner,
which has made her VINO but recently presided
over The hospitalies ofthe w he House so vide
y and 50 desrrvedy esteemed and admired.
The entire occurrences oi the day, owing TO the
admirable arrangements OF the Committee, pas
sed Of most sgresably, and without hlndrance
or accident. The only matter OF regret, and this
was most generally expressed, was he brielness
of The interval which our distinguished guests
could consent 10 remain amongst us. They will
leave this morning in the boat for Savannah, al
o'clock, in charge If The Committee from that city.
Charleston MercGrV, March 10.
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1-EGIsLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
Omitted Proceedings # the Senate on iaa's'as
an S,h ,nSfuDt

III 9Th instant.
Mr.RoGERS IN we'd 10 RECONSIDER VIC ,u
by which The Virginia and Iennessee aaa
Bill was passed, for the purpose u a. a ,hs
the said bi by adding 'ec'ioo, une. ~ .ns
D o,.na,;on af The Southwestern Turnpike from
Ws'sa.,,,s n he Tennessee line, which, alter
ssS.,s was elected on the call of the ayes and
800 hy Mr.. ROC ERS, as follows:
Avss-Nessrs Scott, Speaker Tyler, Car
,na Onie. Dennis, Smith, Sloan, Harwooo'
Amber, Rogers and Fry-ll.
N,ss-Messrs. Rives, Woods, Thompson
Jr,. Kinney, Daniel, Isbell Shackleford' ia,e'
French. s,anard, Deneals, Kane, CrumP' NC
Cauley and Parriott-l3.
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| Favorile Dance,

To be followed by (by desire) The laushaole ma
lional musical in,erlude Of
NJ N II r. II Z \
Prissy Jenkins, MIS-. Howard.
Mess Jenkins. Mr. Burke.
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TIT Il \ Z X II.

MANAGER Mr.. JOHN SEXTON.
New Scene in Glance al New York.
First appearance OF Mrs. NICHOLS.
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TUESDAY, March 18Th, will be presented The
popular Scotch MeIo Drama, called
The WarIOck Of the Glen.
Andrew MuckestoD, MI bass.
Matthew (Warlock Of The Glen) Mr.. Clarke.
Sandie, WI Jno. 9elou
hdea MIS-. n'choH'
Marian. Miss Carpenler.
ravor;,e Dance by Miss LUDLOW.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-13

Mr.. FlNNEY called the ayes and noes, which
were as i"tlows:
Arrs-M.ssrs Hart, Watson, Smith, Layne OF Alle
Qhany McCu-, Byrh, Bur~e Ba, hour, scott, McCinne
Guerrant Price, parracot, Wcr'hingon, Harris, Cow
per Rooth Cackley, Strother, Mayo, and Dorman-al
Nors-M -ssrs Hopkins, tSpeak-r,l Finnry. Mock
Bosseau, Mitchell, B"ak, Byrne ct Ba1an Lewis ane
G,Imer de camps, Maclin Of Brunswick, wills. r.
vine of Campbell, Moncure OF Caroline, Carfwed
Jones' Irvog Of Cumberland, Vaughan Clarke, How
ard of Fioyd, SULLIVAN, Claiborne. Edwards, Wood
vile Stoyan Alien, iett, Bassei. Lancaster, Mullins
Boykin. Howard Of Jane. CITY, York and Williams
burg Thomson Of Jefferson, Ladi-y Houser, I'omiin
wehb, Lane OF Lee. Edmondson. Newman, Mcdonald
CIendrnin Coleman. While, Tanzey, Gustin, kilsy
Peuow. Robinson, Butt, VERIFY, Ruswell Turner, HI
ner. Townes Grassy Fairfax, Herbert, Rives Harrison
of Prince William. Paxton, Martz Harper' hNon. : y
gate Putnam, Sbert, Thompson OF Smyth, Moncure Of
stafford, iiarcave Nichoson Burdett' George hoyers
Harvey, Collins aud Boyd-e4.
So The bii. Vas r.jected.
A bill concerning John NJ. Ferguson, Sergeant,
&C., OF the city oil Richmond Pissed.
A bill concerning Office copies of certain deeds.
Passed.
An act concerning criminal prosecutions IN
Richmond Passed.
A bill concerning the Collectors OF School
Take. ri Noriclk county. Passed
A bill artnuriZns parl Of he school quota OF
Frederick county 10 be applied to the support OF
a school al Midcletoap. Passed.
A bill 10 incorporate The Clarksburg and Phil
ippi Turnpike Company. Passed.
A BIZ, 10 amend The act Incorporating The Elk
Rive, Bridge Company. Passed.
A bill concerning Thomas Green. Passed.
A bill 10 incorporate The Pelersburgand Lynch
burg Railroad Company. Passed.
A bill 10 Incorporate The Alexandra and Val
ley Railroad Company.
Mr.. RIvES called the ayes and noes upon
the passage OF The bill; which were as follows:
AyEs-Messrs. Smith, Layne of Allegheny, Cheat
hmm. McCn., Byrd Michel, Burwel, Hudson, Byrne
Of Brarion, Lewis ard Giimrr. De Camps, Moore.
Wits, irvine nj Campbell, Barbour, Thomas, scott
Rector. Nc Clune, Howard Of Floyd, Baiy. CARROLL
Price Allen Itett Welton. Basseli, Lancaster, Nal
Inns aidl.y, Ferguson, Harrison Of Loudoun, Beard,
Nc Donald, Clendenn Tanzey, Berne OF Monroe, Pet
row. Robinson Pitts, Buswell, Hiner, Cackiey, Far-
fax Ssrotber Dorman, Paxton, MaIz Harper, Fugate,
Putnam, Sibert Thompson Of smytb Rurdott George,
Boyers, Goodson, Collins and Boyd-Sa.
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Fresh Spring Goods.

March Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-30

fT-y tAKN FOX SALE FOXY RODS from New-fofs
~ snd w-Hsven rsil depot AMI SO rods from the
- Cnurche. Schools IN New.R lcheile Wsschesief
Cogrty containing 81 Of which 10 umb'r and bal
ance meadow aud poW land under lie highest STATE Of cu
tlv.ron o. its = good d~eling aus carriage house,
and other outhous-s apple orchards sud one
~ orchard N 200 AID variety Of other fran rees
Sad Railroad Company commues by the wear - Nes 70
c1e- Of II cents per day Apply - LILLIAN
SMITH Jr 20 Nest Sine.eeEIhbt or r. l.. SMITH, le
~ .t,r.l my 6tos'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-30

The Syracuse Star says "Atered bills ON the
Bank Of Salins are in circulation. We were shown a
one Dollar bill altered to Ten that would defy the
closest examination, unless a person was intimately
acquainted with the bills Wherever one had appeared
on the bill It was erased by some chemical process,
and ten stamped in it's place leaving tho signatures
genuine The vgnette of the true Ones Ia the Goddess
of Liberty. standing with an Indian her left Ia
sitting position that of the Tens is Neptune, borne
toward female figure, slso sitting. The Ones all
engraved payable to Thos Mccarthy or bearer the
Tens to II Baldwin. Altogether 1t Is one OF the mos,
dangerous frauds we have Notes other Banks
will undoubtedly be altered soon in the same way
In the Penns ylvauia Senate on the 2sth inst the
bill rechariering the Farmers Bank Of Bucks County
taken up and passed also the bin providing for
the sale of the Willsmsport and Elmirs Railroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-30
uomestic Ports.

NOSTOS Nsrch SIS forenoon sh, stp No
Prescott Nor.sns. sch Ohd-. PaoCs lub-s Iulsa d
1rouut bsssr Philadelphia. Cnsres hsary
sschsd. Mugtou NC. Poster, bai-r Baltimore. .lf Homer
Nctsrsaa NNct
NEWPORT March -Chrs Hy,ic Reed r Nyofs
Hoppn Csmi-p, orders ssh. sootsfas Ros- Mare
Coz Bn. pcuuars, Netbury Csreus Or 3d. s,h >uud-Y
fhsirrhs for t To.a fruNn fov1ence. for Nuroi schf
Nonug Corvo, Thnuisstou
or Redmond. fni'a fhscsrhs for NB-eofd s.th hsas
1rsut >oro TO- laoms''n sesti s-srs %, Tor nenns ~l
~. OF oFe-ad Ent some rggHg
LINES De- March s;-fur the aay. s,d ehis IA.
to~n per-Ct huRsu-. the wnt hc from INV % >sk Mct
damage ear most h,s occurred snt must -se
OF caustes Aoout 90 have h--n Tho suchos-
81 whh rt- TIE srpssat safety The schr k
h pis,e YESTERDAY lO e. where she hh sld su
100 She -ass hltl~. sad presume her u
euAs uaredshe Wi - dsessd preparatory O. eens sanehsd
he hf Two hroiter sperm Niors o fhis1eh W 10
ssS reC-. Csgi ard escaped
her lives 10th bur sta try hst pat~fstsnt
ere ashore Rrst. rs mss Above ths iQNo bat The
psrtsu a. have Dot trsn-gif-d
March 10 Nlhe schr Elliott Coot whch cleared Pms
asph sh or = john. PR ashore yesterday Dsa~sr-
Ssy oppe-. Rrrss ard .akrd "a ANfh-
weather uer4tag si,~f Of uuusua snn
holr- TIE Pc
Eu sH .s sat l-Skrg bern Nth o-s Of nr-nss, 40
aacmsst gone sstnrs nght
SUNDAY snd
cck sn1 ~sstet sshor-
pscr sonut Al ss II 81
p rnstsesd. having o,. out ne
esrus5 that tho ~tch siracs h-
Tie sChf To Bother oi >let
pe~s. saved ~ M-Ihe schr. Ruoty~ne
OF rhI.is "a ss Man kfahefh
G~g- wusrt proesoy the Jerome Cap'
Bn.o- src mise ssofe oss
the lxh house saa tuet sut shr uSrt on ee~ ne lns
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SCHOOLS.
rARRYTowN INSTITUTE.

a SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS, 81
hTarryforu. y IN. lrsifulur . pI-sssrlT sirus
ted one-itd of nile norh n The Vsge. The spot on
whrS Msi Andre was itter, and about hAf nile from
the CesmDost landing and Hudson River Railroad. In hi
Institution young gerlemen vii BE thoroughly lnsfuctec
10 al branches ~ 40 Fngsh ard Clss'ics eduesou
requisite for Commercial pursuits entering College The
Principal .syug been han - yesrs successfuy -
Gagged 10 his profess or fees husfl y competent % give
perfect satisfaction hose who the nsu-
tiOn, himself special attention shall y
paid the morals sno si-.cfus improvement u
pUyi committed TIA ID -ir ruter being limited
10 q There are 10 year esch y weeEs The
Summer will common on The lot OF May, ard ne
Writer the 81 d November Tue prce OF Board snd
Tuition tnc u1ng bed bedding washing ard menoipg for
The Summe' 10 from s75 70 SIS ard The Writer from
$50 10 so pay able 10 advance NEWMAN. Principal
REFERENCES
Hon VIM Hsvemeysr. Rev. Bishop James. D Rev.
s. II Cone D. Ruisen suekey, Fac 100 = maE-plsc..
Iohn F.lconer. E.q 90 Cedsr-si. A 3. Mard, Esq 20
Kasssu-s Aeisrs = Fslstef. Al Johr-si New OK
City; Rev }. 3. Wskeey, Jers-y City Rev y spragvs,
Pc u G EnNt and " Z sLo.f n HtonL-an mis- eO-f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-30
CALIFORNIA
GOLD WASHERS,

'IvRE sUBscKIBERs veg leave To ca!l the attention OF
the public 70 their Gold Ns.hsr - The rmp esi, most
ell ci-ni ard useful machine Of h- kind nov offered 'r
sale Isa combination Of the motions produced by the
bowl cradle which mOiors hsve been found ~ long
experience, 10 be The most ef-cms Ia feparsng Cod %
lis pecifc gravity from lighter matters
They have machines OF his kind made OF gh but sror
materials Constructed In such sAy hat they can be ssen
spsri snc packed IN ve-y small trunG
Th. machine weighs only lhny pounds and 10 eapsl e
OF washing over SO bushes % cirs m DAY.
Thote who wish amschine FOR washing Gold are invited
10 call 81 the store u Yulion-s and examine Tor them
selves and hose who thirE they have better are IN
y.-d pub ic test In the Psl IN iori OF ne Cy HAL
suy fair dsy they piesse - name.
The Patent hsi been secured for ibis invention
mis- I'm SHERWOOD L FITZGERALD.
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~. 'ro IFT OH IF4sE.-A house

sE& no LET Or IEASE.-A house store, docs
a.. and about . acres OF choice land Also shroHn ee
NJ stone quarry fsyorahiy known In the city
Water COMMUNICATION the city Rent very low. Inquire
Of wa J. ROOME. cor Eiehth.sv. and Twenty tfsl-s'
The above property will be let separately or sogeher or
would he exchanged for property In the eng ma m
e. To ;ET-Ths prerises s West. near the Battery
M ou- OF the best stands 10 the city for Reiectoy for
49, warding Steamboat ohce. so the upper dwelling
part Of and W-sst suitable for Office small families
The upper premises hsve separate entrance from the
street For farther particulars inquire 81
msq lw. al DENIM SON co 80 Dayst
&C. 40 IET-Tha gen.e-l twO-story house lfA bsu-
l6.. rens heiresn Prince ami Houston sts Ly.w .e
A the very desirable stand for business on the Norlh
essisry OF Broadway and Canss together WIN
the hee upper sores and large basement having 90 feet
front IN The and ssO large room hsVng an
entrance on Broadway. Apply 10 -. 49,, ..
mn Z. DUNE, too Niiltnl-AL.
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fNPOgTANT DISCOvEKIf
PQFsV0VATION ARD RESTORATION

nF slGHr-PTof BKONsON, siIrr u yesrs' study and
Oprsciic- has Uncovered the mesLs whsreby the Nsiu
rs siehi can preserved durug NE, without usrs spec
lac Zee for eXbminbti0n, es-oJs tLd iouon hoh =
10 no. hall AlvSrcel; also, how II can be perns
neuty rssofed aner used tssses ~ or ~ year,
fee for do &C from $40 $40 hall IN ADVANCED SIC no"
Near Short .ighieouess can Dr. cured permanently Zee
fom 10 $50 h-f 10 advance the b-isLce 10 be- paid Al
m clos % The esson. hch from four TO ten, and
theu after reasonable Efforts n persons are not ssiste1
shau - refunded The whole IL Sccon 81 sh-o IN e~
wees or months without cay surgical operation, psin or
injury Office days 10 Se~YOrs, Ttursdays fncsis and
Saturday, 10 Wsrr-ns No. s. fom bfoad Ssy near ~!
RsI. In bosor Is Wipt-rst 2oudayr, Tuesdays aud
Wt,,es,sy' Aulsttefs n,u.t be po,t1aid ms Dawn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-30

THg MISSISSIPPI RivER.-We extract the fol-
loving from the Concordia Inegeneer OF last sstur
dsy 10Th inst: We have heard Of no breaks In the
leyees from the mouth Of the Arkansas TO the mouth
OF the Red Rse since last There has been little
chance In the ght OF the water In the Mississippi since
then IL mas risen few inches In the vicinity OF Lake
Providence and will continue 10 rise few inches more
there while expect 10 have the river as his mere
again as 1t fortnight ago-not higher. On Wednes
day morning last light rise occurred here but 'nst
vas correctly attributed TO the very heavy raia oil Tues
day 80 the RES Immediately passed of Yesterday
rnorriug however, without any such cause, the rver
began 10 rise and OF an inch Ia "a
hours up To this mOrbing The people In the interior
Of this and neshbong parishes are not yet suffering
nearly 90 much from high water as in lsii-ndeed,
not so much ~ In lsi7
THE RED RIyER.--The hierdndria Republican
Of the 10Th inst says The river has since IL conmenc
ed receding fallen about five feet 1t 10 al re
spectacle hight
TIE LATE ToRHADO.--The Cincinnati Com
satrciai OF the oath inst says Passengers from the
south represent the tornado of last Tuesday night
the Ohio. as violent In the extreme. An eyewitness
who came W. the ste amer Salsdin. describes its
desolstng effects along the banks OF the river
ceedipe anything he behed. In places, for
miles along the sides Of the mountains the forest trees
uprooted. twisted from the stumps. or shisered
Ia atoms He Jaw several houses unrooied and many
barns blown down. Ia one instance at point about
fifty niles above Evansville dwelling was overturned
add the barn escaped and into the latter the family had
huddled Amid such terrible devastation, 10 reason
able 10 suppose many persons injured per hsp'
lives lost but the Ssadn not hailed, she did moi
land a, any point within the track Of the hurricane.
U Two cofas were seen floating down the
river Monday They were supposed 10 have beer
iron q small burying grouod the North Branch II
the Wa5snsia Addition which laid out there h
1896 The water must have washed away the banks o
the river and robbed the graves of these remnants
mortality. lChicsgo Democrat.
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uisustrrs. &c.

Nost' Ri,cvHEary tins mouas Rr Ar ron
Dabs - Tor Boon. ashore Little Nshan Nh-n dcos
Is h- MAJ breach over hef lbete
Die Al Nshan snc tan >"ampot keach Il
tbs extremity u'te fellows tor- started from a.
encouuiss dagger succeeded reaching So
escug buari r-f.onswho found lsstet lie
shor- exhausted .,lte sn'
attended he storm ne by severe ne 49,
rurnIn. mountains hxh. Boston lra,e SSH.
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NIOTICR qO -TnCKHnLDKK,. of lhe Mor

NOTICR no -TOCKHOLDERs OF the Morris
1 Csnal and Bsuficg Company AT q meeting OF the
Board Of Directors o. the Morris Canal snd BANKING Com
pany held their Office IN Jersey City on he second day
Of March irEssrt, Il was resolved ~ follows. 10 vii;
Resrsd rhG meeting Of The stock holders be ca II Al
y al the COmpsny's Office on the "a day Of Apnl next
for The purpose q obsaug their acceptance Of rther
supplement the Charter Of ths Company approved FEB
usfy g. s4a and that The Presdeut notice OF the
10 be published In accordance with the provisions Of
Sectior 81 ssid Supplement-
And Ia accordance h the foregoing resolution and The
SIKH section q the Act -uuled further Supplement 10
The Act entitled AZ Acg 10 ircOTposeE COmpsr, 10 form
artncs navigation between the Passs!c end Delaware
Rivera approved Februsry @ 90 notice hereby gwen.
that me-sng o. th- stockholders Of the ssid Compsny
viii be rod Al u O'Clock N The second day Of April
neIt 81 The oc@ o. ne ssd Company jersey Cy hud
son Co1niy NevJ-uey, for The purpof- Of taxing into
consideration ard accepting The lt Supplement And DO
c- hereby farther given that according 10 hc pr0vons
- The ssd XIII Section Oftn- sid Supplement the
FER books OF the ssi Company viii be closed ave days ire
vous % the time Of sad meeting; hA O. ne s<ii meeting
me stockholders Oil he entitled To vote IN person
by proxy. according 10 The lumber Of shares standing m
e names respectively the STOCK books each share Of
stocr being entitled vote aud thai ne holders
thirds Of The soct representf 10 such vouog accepi Of
h- ssid Supplement, the viii tAke efec-Daied
rs Cana. Oface, Jersey Cry. y. = March ., 1919
EPHRAlN MARSH. President
NAT HcNicKsR Cashier pro ten. ms >
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u ~sy conner Of LeOn srd-iiFor sse Jeouisons sub
merged Whing Pan fpsteri sppiec ior PRONOUNCED BY
Professors Renwcs erd Torey ard Dr. }. T. Chiffon osr
per0r 10 principle 10 sny conrgsnce now used FOR gold
washing fn@ srze Pei Rocker work. with rotary force
pump for compsfi-s The Corrugated Rocker and Tes
Psn. Rotary Force PUMP approved u AMI taken 70 Cali
3r-a By different MIXING Companies that have eii ms
cort used on board mary and steamers and stey
adopted fresh wafer pump board Of ships which
will iii cOnverieCty shout 3 feet ard oil hen very easily
force N. ser BY fsrd elevation Of more than
10 feet eshsr Leading ard Hose iron and cop
per rvefed Pcss Spades Drills -nd oter mioiug sppi
.nce. AL Of the shove are manufactured By the sl5scr
Der and furnished n ms1ufscilret prices Companies
are ire I'd cut by WALTER ~ GIBSON. Propneior,
ma lw $50 Broadway corner Of Leorsro-st N. Y.
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HYDRAULIC CEMENT.

THE MOHAWK MARBLE CEMENT co mluufsc.
gr- tho shove zric- ~ t1eir steam mil. adjoining the
City Of Schenectady M vau. u -hch vii b- II ne
snays " Prot Emuo1s of Absny Of tie State G-o-
Ogss ard The certificate u The stale nspeciorof Mssonry
on he Erie Csrsl AnAlyss Line IS - msgles 50 50
silisa 81; Aurlina AID peroxide q iron, lf'5
Cer.tslfs-i have been for fourteen years practical
mason Atc he pact year sse Inspector q Masonry The
Eastern Division II ih- Er- CANA have used .esed
ne hvtrsgc Censn rAnuscgrei Schenectady BY the
NohAwt Marble and Ceme1t Company, aid fld superior
70 any used % the Ere Cans. DAVID BOGAar
ssslo laspecsor Of Masonry on Ers Canal