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CONSIGNEES PER RAIL ROAD.
April 8, 1850.

w. F. Phi;er, Young, B. & Co., R. F. Da-
wilson d Co., l.. Goodwin, Fox 4 o., Moore
& B., c. Mathcson, w. Anderson & Co., w.
=. McFaddcn, Brem Il A., R. Shaw,J Ingram,
Pherix Mines, H. w. Brown, II. L. 4 Son,
r. King e. Son, Warren d p, Springs & w.,
Spratt 4 A., J. p. Henderson, w. Muugo, j..
F. G. Mittag, E. Myers, S. W. Cabers, Wilson
& c., II. W. hioore, J. b. F. Moore. Ii. Pate,
D. & Co., S. B., J. A. c., G. +. Carpenter w.
Patterson, d. Boykin, A. W. Buys, L. WIit,-
ker, A. E. Allen, II. J. Holton, N. Mayl'lum, J.
p. G. Massey. \. d. Jones, W. A. Ardrey, G..
J. w. Mccall, J. w. w. P. Twitty, Workman
& Boone, Branch Mint, r. Tweed, A. NJ. g.
r. Kennedy, sorrel IL E., J. Kilgore, R. G..
Potts, Il. J. DELAY, McDowall d e, L. j..
Waddle Il Co., J. Dunlap, R. Gibbon, Carson
& R., W. A. A., w. B. Campbell, J. w. Am
brose, Mead g. R., w. Right, ]. S. Patre, ].
NICE, L. w. L. Blair, J. K. Douglas S. g. J..
w. Parrot, Spratt q A., D. H. McEwen.
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ExECUrsyE DEI'ARTuENT.

CHARLESTON, April 9ih. lS0U.
EITlIEREAS the public feeling demands that
w cv, ,ry tribute OF respect should be paid by
Enu,h Carolina 10 the memory of her great states.
ma ., JOHN &. CALHOUN, do hrc5y request,
the ]. cu,erant Governor President OF the Senate,
SIcaker of the House of Representatives, aid the
following seven Scna or< being one from each
Congressional District Of 'he State, to cn-opcrate,
on day hereafter to he dc$gn,lc.l, with the com-
mites of the City Council OF Charleston aud the
Parishes of ST. Philip and st. Michael. in receivin I!
the remains "f Mr. Calhoun, on their arrival in
this city, and participating in the so!en ceremo-
MICS of the occasion.
Alexander Evans, n J.. Griffin.
J D. Wiihcrspoon, John s. AS!e,
J. Buchanan, J. VI. Fielder,
r. T.. ". Allston.
April IL ~ 3t
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THE AMERICAN
Racing Deposit Bank.

OFFICES II WALL.STkEET, JAUNCET COURT,
NEW YORK.
The propretors beg that they have opened
Glasses Sweepstakes, upon the system which has OBJ
tancd large share Of tie pnhic support in England
and elsewhere. hv which opportunity is extended 10 all
ses of obtaining (accorjng 10 the inclination
OF each) Interest in the great sporting i'll al parts
of the world where racing is practiscd.
As will be by the suboined particulars, the snb
scrbers the scheme now proposed by the American a
cling D .post Bank, MAY, BY THE SMALL OUTLAY OF 81,
gain of SlOOoO!! the security of his investment
being strengthened by the guarantee Of uuquestonable
Trustees
An opportunity will be afforded of Specializing in all
of Importance in America and elsewhere in which
sufficient lime inievancs between the entry of the horses
and the day Of running enable the propretor to fill the
various classes.
The Sweepstakes now open consist of five Glasses for
the GREAT DERBY RACE. EPSON. England TO be
tho 29 day Of May, 1850, under the supcrintcnd
ence Of the Stewards of the English Jockey Club.
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For tic Camden Journal.


Messrs. EdHors-As the time approaches
when selections have to be made for delegates to
represeut lis in the Convention to be held at
Nashville il June next, it is gratifying to see
the increasing interest tiat Is every where
throughout the Southcra States, felt on the SUBJ
iect of that Convention. In onr OWL Congress
sioual District, all tl.e peoll are of one mind,
and that is to hope for nothing but what can
be gained by t;.c unity Intelligence and strength
of the South. The day a: compromises is past,
and the Constitution h;; Zen too long tlmper-
cd with already, and that noble document LETT
us by our fathers has been too long disregardcd
by northern fanatics ior the South now to hope
for any thing from Congress, and we have no..
thing to do now but what honor, interest ana
duty alike dictate, an appeal 10 the people.
But Il word o: two about the Conventlon.-
There are two delegates and two alternates to
be sent from this Congressional District which
includes Fairfield, Richland, Sumter, kershaw
and Lancaster Districts Fairfield, it seems,
because she has the member to Congress, will
not ask for either q member or alternate to the
Convention, leaving each one of the other Dis
tricts to send one and it is n question OF I'M
portance, from which District the members may
be selected. AS the object of the Convention
is to embody public opinion in the whole South,
the members of that body should be selected
from that part of the Congressional District that
would best enable them to act and speak know
ingly the sentiments Of the people they repre-
sent. Then Richland clearly is entitled to
delegate, and the other should be selected from
Kershaw, leaving the altemates to be taken
from Sumter and Lancaster. No argument
need be used to prove the propriety of the above
course, glance at the geographical position CT
the District will at once suggest the correctness
of the course have indicated. Now the mau
question is, WHO ought to 90 to tic Convention!
i answer, Richland will do her duty, she has
plenty of men to fill any "rlace in the picture"
Sumter and Lancaster know their duty and will
perform it; but may be permitted to say Il
word for kershaw Col. James Chesnut, Jr.,
and VIM E. Johnson, Esq, are the only men
that have heard spoken OF for the place, and
between those gentlemen or their friends there
will be no strife for the place; which one can
most conveniently 90 will doubtless be elected.
They both possess al! those qualifications that
entitle them to any position country may call
men to occupy in the hour of danger.
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
April 8, 1850.
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Fancy Goods.

TENIIE subscriber has just received, directly from
L the House Of Mess Jos. Boury 4 Sons, OF
Baltimore, large al lect assortment of
PEEsEUMERY,
among which are, Lubin's Boquet de Caroline,
Ex,rait Jockey Club, Jenny Lind, West End,
pa;cI,ouIy, Mignionette, edyosma and Orange
de Portugal Also, beautiful variety of Hair
Brushes; among which are peculiar and hand
some pattern, called the "Lades' Favorite;" pur-
ses; China Inks'ards; Port Monies; Bohemian CO.
Iognc Bottles; Ivory Pressing {, mbs; old brown
Windsor Soap; tri.colored Wash Balls G'.m
Drops: Rock Candy, &c. which he offers Tor sale
on the most accommodating terms for cash or to
punctual customers, and to which he invites the
attention OF the public.
Z. J. EEHAY
April ,. 26 Il
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

TINE Executive committee "f the Ca':iden or-
i han Spcie;y Female A ademy, have the
pleasure to announce tat Miss Thcus wlll open
the school on Monday The 9th of May next, with
every aspect of this being permanent arrange
meni ana the school being open the whole year,
with the usual vacat ons This lady comes 10 us
with the highest recommenda:io from gentle
men known to US, and having ten years expert.
encc as an approved teacher.
J. NJ. DESAUSSURE,
anr;l lj-3O-3t1 Prcs't e. q. Society.
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Dress Goods.

II NllE subscribers have just received from New
l. York, andare now opening their Spring and
Summer supply, consisting in part, Of
PLAIN, Metalllne, Brochc and Prlntcd Barage
Pr'ntd MsrquIsc, Tyruleinne, alborne and riorde
Black Muussen de Lain, Barage and Silk Tissue
Paris printed Jaconel and Orsandi Muslus
F.ncy and mourning Ginghams (snal cIeck)
'ari-, American and Engsb Prints
I.lSo-.lh elegant assortment OF Ivory and Ia
per Fans. McDOWALL & e. OPEk
Avril |. 2U II
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Summer Cloths, Cassimeres. Hats, &c.

4 NJ. q K. KENNEDY are just receiving d
IA very han-oma stock of French Cloths. Sc.
ry low; also: Ca<s'mores, Linen Drills, Ve*fincs,
Cravats, cotton aid linen Undrrclothing, G.oyes,
half Hose, &c.
Panama, Leghorn and Fur Hats
Fashionable black and white do
An assortment of boys do
Also-A very large stock OF Ready-n ade Cloth
ing, in Coats, Vests and Pants
The above stock is very large and complete,
and cheaper than ever. They solicit call from
their friends and customers generally.
ipril ?. 26 #
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GentIpmen'S Spring and Summer Goods.

Black, brown, green aud fIwn cul rcd Summer
Cloths
Plain auI cured Drp Dee
BlacK and fancy French summer CaSsincres
Farcy Ere, c and Em. Sh Drills
White and brown p ain and canvass Drills
White and fancy AlarScil!cs Fesiings
An eieran, assortment Of summer Crarals
Ready -lale Shirts. great varci.
Silk, GOTTEN and Eirriro UudrrsIIirs and Drawers
\ small invoice OF Coats and Ve$;s, made cX.
prcsslv TO order b. New Yo.k city Tailor.
Just opened aid or sale low, By
MCDONALD. & COOPER.
A lar"e variety of Goois, suited Tor Boys dress
and every dav wear. Ar -
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Committed,

ITO !he Jail OF Kershaw Dis'rcl, on the 4th int,
negro man, who SAYS his name is. .RANlER,
and lha, he belongs TO Col. n. A. peay, OF FAIR
field District Said negro is about G5 or 10 years
of age, five feet and a half high, and stout built.
The owner is relus ed 10 came forward, prove
properly, pay charges, and t'kc him away.
h,rI l6-3O THO. J. WARREN, Shift
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Photographic Likenesses,
lSY 4. ID. GAZE.

TNAKEN at the Odd Fellows Hall in from two
i tu five seconds. All those desirous OF pre-
serving an accurate likeness for future reference
would do well to embrace tile opportunity. Parents
would, especially, do well to have lLer children
taken, as even day may deprive them Of so valu-
able a memcnto in after life.
March l5 u
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The number of horses entered is upwards Of 200.
The drawing Of tins Sweepstakes will take place pub
cly on the % day of May 1850. the day which the
race will be run-,he place and hour being first duly
uced by advertisement; when the names Of all the horses
entered will be allotted amongst the Subscribers in each
class and on the Both day ofunr next, by which time the
result of the race will be known the Prizes will be distri-
buted the holder Of the winning horse in Class
"A., receiving prize of
ONE Hundred THOUSAND DOLLARSm!
That of the second S50OO, &c. in accordance with the
above Schrme
AT this drawing all the subscribers will be admitted
producing their numbers. TO gentlemen Of the Press free
admission will be gvcn thus a6rdng every security to
subscribers and the public
independently the above the proprieors have opened
Betting Lists BY which any desired BET acco!ng TO the
state the odds may be Obtained in all the great racing
events and az will be by more detailed prospectus
forwarded to all subscriber The holder OF any favore
horse in the above sweepstakes may insure tile gain OF
considerable sum. whether that horsc wins or not
commission of 10 per ccn: TO cover expenses VIII De
ducied on payment of all PRICES
Any further information required will be afforded By tn
Secretary. Mr. Archibald Mackenzie, ut The Offices above;
whom all applications for Agencies and other roInmui
cations be addressed post paid ant all Ien':anccs,
either BY bill or nolc be made in return FOR which num-
bcrcd certificates will be forwarded rs directed
Lists of horscs entered or the above and all other Races
Of importance may he at the Offices.
New York, April 3, 1850. 5I~swSt
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SC
II, G, STEVENSON,

MERCHANT TAILOR, COLUMBIA, S. c.
NTOULD inform his customers and the public
w generally that he has removed his store TO
the building une door south of the Furniture Ware
Room of Aless-s. Price and Berry, where he will
keep constantly on hand CLOTHS, CASSI-
MERES, EEsTtNGS. DC, all of which will be
sold to punc,ual customers, OH the usual time, We.
ry cheap
Ten PER CEN +. deducted for cash payments
on;the livery OF the garment.
ian. 2:} & 3m
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April ~.
Notice.

TTNNE anniversary of Lancaster Division No. 30,
/ Sons of Temperance, will be celebrated onrhc
Ism of April, at eoclock p. NJ. the he shbor-
ing Divisions are respectfully solicited to bc with
US on that occasion.
j. K. MAGILL, r. S. pro. ten.
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EOficc.

RO1ICC.
TflREE months after date. application will be
L made for certificate of stock, for eight shares
in the Louisville Cincinnati and Charleston Rail-
road, and Railroad Bank, owned by Mrs R. Ballard
the original having been lost or mislaid.
J. B. MICKLE, Ex'r.
mar %, 1850 25 w3m
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Proniss0ry.

THIRTY days after date, promise to call at
Il the Office Of magistrate, and leave for
collection sundry little bills, which should have
been settled two or three months ago, especially
as those whose names they bear, are well aware
that my engagements, like those of all business
men, are obliged 10 be met al maturity, or my pa-
per protested, and my credit injured have here.
in made promise: be not offended if make it
good You owe me you ought 10 pay me and
YOU KNOW IT:!! z. J. DELAY.
. Camden, April I'd, 1850 26 At
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fs.tSSNaC ks.aHs
CLOTHING STORE,
2CS kimg-strcrt, corner of cntworth,
rIy,UJ .,,rrnN - ~

CHARLESTON, 5. {.
VIZ A. KENT g. MITCHELL are now re-
w. cciving their usual supply Of Spring and
Summer Cln,Ilium, 10 which they would invite the
attention Of purch sers. They keep constantly on
hand, full and complete stock Of Clothing and
Genllcmen's Ou;iling articles. Purchasers will
II all tunes lii!u Iun S'u,n
English and French Cloth Dress and Frock Coats
Medium and oH priced Cloth do
Pants, Of all descriptions,
And a full stock ot Vests.
They would invite attention to their stock OF
Quitting articlci VIZ: Shirts, Collars, Crava;s,
Un.lcr Garments, Hosiery, Gloves, SuSpendcrs,
Dressing Gowns, &c. &c
All -, the ab,Ne Goods will be snld at the low
w. A. KENT d. MITCHELL"
2GS king-st. cor. Wentworth.
April ~. ~
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Notice.

The Regular Meetings the Lancaster Division,
No. 81, Sons Of Temperance, are held every Satur-
day evening, at o'clock.
j. w. COOK, RS
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Allril ,.
Notice.

STOPPED from negro about three weeks ago
y Fifty Dollar Bill, any person proving proper.
ty and paying for this advertisement can have it
by pc.:rinn TO JAMES McEWEN.
April 9TH 1850 w3t-2S
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CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT.
,nA4l ARRiYGEUENTs.

SOUTHERN MAIL, VIA AUGUSTA, GEO.
Due Daily at 1pM
Closes - 9P. VI.
NoRruERS MAIL, VIA cuERAw, sc.
31ossl Due daiy'"' :. :. - P. ~ n.
CHARLESTON MAIL.
Dne dniy, 7P. NJ.
rs-A Way Bag will be kept open for the reception
Charleston letters until o'clock A. NJ.
WESTERN MAIL. VIA COLUMBIA, s. C.
l,o.ss Due daiy' a at ;; :: ;; 81 F NJ n:
sruTER DISTRICT MAILS, VIA srArEBuRG, 5. c.
Due Daily. At Jpn.
n-Way. Mai rnr Offices Oil the Soulh Carolina Rail
Road close daily Al Jf. w.
CHARLOTTE LAIL, VIA LANCASTER II. s. c.
Due Tuesday n..d Thursday Sunday. at ?r. VI.
Closes Monday. Wednesday & Saturday. ~ : \.
YnRKviLLE NAIL, VIA RED HIL' 80.
Due Thurg!"y. ut - "
Closes day. at II NJ
LyxcuwooD MAIL, VIA TILLERs r:aRY.
,ue TUESDAY a.d Friday, \. NJ
@l0'e' sans "'y' Ut j. N. GAMEwELL, +: n:
OFFICE HOURS.
men n, g s. M.-t'l,sr at p. NJ. Open al p. VI
seat T. ~ aud of, ,f hor after the arrival of the
nj r,u =: i, III y IL clti.l%'
)u tI,. Saii.!. n;,.H from %" 10 a. NJ and half an
rrailcr ll, arrival of The Southern mails in the evening
ost,g: StJn'I' Ter ale. . - -
"I.!S9 :! n. GAMEWElL, +. ~
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All persons having demands against James R.
AI.kaln are requested to give notice to the Execu-
tor as soon as possible and those Indebted are ear
nestIy requested to pay up as soon as possible,
and his friends are specially requested to do so.
JOHN ROSSER, Exr.
Camden, April 5th, 1850. %
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Notice.

VIIE undersigned, having qualified as Executor
l. of tie will Of the late James R. McKain, his
b. siness as Druggist and Apothecary will be
continued in the name of the undersigned, as En-
ccutor, under The management of John Worthing-
of his children; and the patronage heretofore ex-
tended to him is "esty solicited TO be extended
to the continued business. MIR. Wor;hington is
authorised 10 receive money, grant receipts and
make settlements.
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s VIII wonders never cease e.
NEW GOODS,

At astonishingly low Prices, for Cash and
Nothing Else!
TUST received, a fresh supply Of Grocery ar.
y ices such as,
SUGARS. Brown, crushed, and Loaf,
CoFFEEs, Rio and Java.
TEAS, Gunpowder and Tyson,
Rice, Bacon, Lard, aud Salt,
New Orleans Mulasses, &c.
Mackcrel, in hal; Kits No. 3 in barrels,
Fancy Soaps,
Powder, SHOT, and Lead
Crockery.ware, &c. dc.
-ALSU:-
Raisns, in quarter, half, and whole boxes,
Figs. IN quarter, hall, and whole Drums,
Preserves, oI every kind,
Sa mnn, l.obsters, &c.
CANDIES, OF every description,
With nany other articles; which will be sold en-
trclncy low for cash. ami cash only.
MOORE g. BELCIlER.
April l6 SO u
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Cheap Literature.

NTHFRED MONTitESSOR, or the secre.
w Order OF Seven: n romance OF lille in n.
York
Saathel, or the W aadcrns Jew BY The Rev.
Gcor,e CroIy.
Ka:ooah, vr Wandcrngs in the Desert: by U.
5. Mayo.
Vanity Fair; Pictorial Lille Of Jack Sheppard
Francisco Gerardo; The Wlnglons; The Maid
ell Aunt Jane Shore; The Steward; L land
CAshrcl: CopperfeId, No. 10: Smon Sag !;
Major Jones' Courlshlp; Con Cregan Sel-Dc-
pendcnce Sel-CuntroI; &c.
~ lurtner supply OF the above popular works just
received. y. YOUNG.
\ ,rll IL ~
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Sub Dolls Dolls Dolls. Dolls. Dolls. Dolls
Glass A, 4OUO so 100000 5000 % 600 $1,000 lO.OUI
g. S,OUO Is lOO,0U J3OOO Is 900 $1,000 ,UOO
T.. %, 900 10 100000 $1,000 25.UG0 900 1000
" D. $4,000 5 $1,000 25.OJ0 II $40 $500 5000
" f. 2UOUO IO,O00 5000 250U l,500 ,U0O
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Assignee's Sale.

WILL be sold, or Saturday, 9Th instant, al II
oc, elk, NJ, at The residence OF Cant. ). ID. liough,
The property mentioned i'll The schedule OF SAID
Hourh, Terms cash. S. w. LOVE.
A3r IG 30 tsl Assignee.
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE SOUTH
CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY,

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE SOUTH
CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY,
At the last meeting of the Board of Directors,
held on the 10Th instant, the following resolu-
tons were adopted:
" Reso'red, That the exigencies of the Com
pany require that the remaining instalmcnts up.
Oh the existing shares shall be called in.
" "Reso|red, That the same Committee be au.
thorized to arrange the details, and advertise the
calls, accompanied with an address to the Stock.
holders explanatory Of the advantages CT the
measure"
In obedience to these resolutions, we beg
leave to submit to you short statement of the
condition of your affairs; and we hope it will
have the effect of convincing you that the call
ing in of the remaining instalments is a measure
which, though demanded, it is true, by our ne.
cessites, is supported equally by the soundest
considerations of policy; and we are the more
anxious to convince you of this, because we
earnestly desire united and spirited co-opera-
ton on your part in the measure, as essential to
impart efficiency to the administration of our
affairs, and sustain, by the confidence it will
imply in the enterprise, the market value of
your shares.
The able report of your own Committee, SUBJ
nittcd through their Chairman, Mr.. Ravenel, at
the last Annual Convention, renders it unne.
cessary for us to 60 into any details. 1t was
there shown that the aggregate debts of the
Company amounted on the 3lst of December,
iSi9, S3,5l5597
we held certain securities &c Ofhe amount Of 232 OO
Which reduces The actual balance of indebted
~ ness,o s3,ss3,47
The Improvements actually in progress and in
contemplation, will require further outlay
of (as per Mr.. Rarcnel's Report G36 1000
Forming an aggregate indebtedness, actual and
prosima,e, Of m s3,ol977i
Of this sum there will be paid ont of the pro-
cees Of the iron sold 10 tie G-eenvie Com
pany 2l6OOO
Leaving finally n debt. permanent ard floating,
of S3,7O3477
This is the difficulty with which we have to
contend. The Board caused an elaborate re-
port to be prepared and submitted to them by
this Committee; and though Predetermined
against calling in the instalments, after Il care
full consideration Of that report, and patient in
vestigation and discussion OF the subject in all
its bearings, their Judgment became entirely
convinced that it was Il measure imperatively
demanded BY the emergency, and strongly sus-
tanned By wisdom and prudence. We will ell.
deavor to show you what the operation will be
UPON your present condition and future pros
poets.
I'VE have shown yr that your aggregate debt So 702 477
Your present capital consists Of 1910 Shares,
at SIS 2,9lO7oo
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travel, and consequently to the profits of our
Road, must hereafter, result from their connie.
ton. The extent of the future increase of in.
come from these sources, we do not pretend to
estimate; but every intelligent mind will Der.
ceive its bearing upon the present value of our
shares
With these results in prospect, not share
ought to be sold at any sacrifice, nor should me-
ccssity force any to make such sacrifces.-
Money is abundant everywhere, and cannot be
scarce here. This is great public work, in
which the State, the City, and many of our
Banks and other public institutions, are largely
interested; and those private stockholders who
require some aid to meet this call, cannot, un.
der such circumstances, and at such time, fail
to obtain it. In orderto facilitate the payments
as much as possible, the calls will be made as
follows:
On the lst of June next, s.
" lst Of Aug. 5
lst of November,