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formed that Dr. Ban delivers lecture before them
this day. at hapas r. NJ at the Brooklyn Institute in
Washington street the eli fusnce of Inproper
sructiou Of Chairs Sofas and bsk- and q Po
ston during Sleep in froduen~ tn. Wesknesses Bodily
Defornities Of CLn!ren and YsuAg People No parent
teacher should overlook the BILE
thesc interesting topics allow themselves to b prevented
frcm attic ding this lecture.
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using Billiards. improved Liquid Hair Dye, without the
trouble Of hing before after the application Price 20
cents and 81 btttledouble the sze generally sold For
sale by the principal druggists. Principal office No. Ia fu
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Wult - Ninettc Fixtures Ne hal only R3ots
Galfry, ~ Broadway corner ~ Irantln street Process
patented Dagusrrcotypsts cautioned against infn,
ne
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Hair bye celebrated in all parts of Europe and America
applied at No Wall street where Is also sold wholesale
and retail 1t be procured at all the Druggists and Per-
fumeres, in town and country Beware OF Imitation for
their name is legion. Copy the address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-25

river Of tie water q disease
affection, neuralgia, tic doioreux, debility of the
kind, naphrodicia and above ALL consumption are
treated with certainty that battles descrption-as certain
quenches fire. To be had at Ne l
ust
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York X will be sued this day Oyster Clam Com
troyersy with cut Representative Men, Mr. Billy Pat
,sen a.a his friend. Red Tape" trith cutsG Spirit
hnockingsi David Awyn, play Bovery Boys Juvenile
swss &c Ike Price cents To be had of the Newsboys
ard News Agents Epogue 70 "Novos Othello
bus" viii appear soon.
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In " handsome and fashionable Mantila call the
New Ncrk hsbta and Cloak Store 81 Canal street where
ind the cheapest and most goods OF the
N. BELL late Erode L. Bell, tl Canal street.
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Ssslps he found his a sze and
color combining all the inventions and improvement
and made In the unrivsed style those the
Great London Fair for competition against the world 9
Broadway, up stairs, opposite Hoxard's Hotel.
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BANKS or THE UNITED STATES.

These aggrel taken from returns made the
Treasury Department but not disposed consi-
der them perfectly correct The Secretary Of the Trea
sury has power TO compel the banks 10 make reports
to his department and he Is therefore compelled take
January 1851 reports made four six months pre-
vicus have been included and thc ag-
gIegate statement put forth form any idea the ex
pansion made in the meantime Ia ls:. there was
not a State in the Union but that had tanks in
active operation, while in 1851 reports are made
of banks in Illinois Mississippi when il is well
known that there several banks in each Of
those States which have large Of claims out
standing The Bank Of the nited States has not vet
claims upon individuals in litigation and
liquidation. In 1887, the banks held a more powerful
position in the financial world than &C this moment
Then every wanting loan went to- some bank and
obtained it. The banks then almost monopolzed the
leaning Of money; but the IL entirely different
The accumulation Of capital in the bs private in
dvidsals has created large number OF rrve mixers
who do an immense business in the way Of sscouutnv
commercial paper and 1t is impression that in Wall
street alone ten to fifteen millions Of paper floating
about between individuals private bankers indie
pendent Of the Incorporated banks vicinity 10
every way.
To give better idea OF the great expansion Of sredr
sinee 1857, table made up the best da "a
showing the iIation only Of Individual or private
credits but o. corporatsd and unnc crJsraed com
panies. besides banking nsti, utions -
PysLc PrwATy 1sSy
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sions The sales 1t reduction continue large but are
mostly Of French goods hs stocks yet large of both
foreign and domssu tic goods Unhle&ched domestic cot
tons have been active without further change in prices
Large parcels be purchased under quoted rates
Bcached goods have been in better request are low
in price Drills active partly for the South American
market but prices not firm O~naburgs are in de-.
mand steady prices. Denims in moderate demand
but at prices Southern demand has prevailed for
strpee sales making at steady prices Ticks are
arm with light demand Prints have Teen moving
freely but at irregular prices Printing cloths
quiet, without change in prices At Providence there
inquiry last week, with = steady market Cling
hams have sold steadily ut very regular prices. The
demand kcer+ up. Cotton fannels seaing readily
to clothiers at steady rates Aouseine de LANES
active and steady, but spring styles to Be made
the manufacturers being employed goods for
the fall season. Prices steady. light demand
prevails for cloths, and willingness of holders to
concede in prices induces any liberal purchases which
are limited to present wants. The limited produe-
ton going on viii gradually restore the markets
satinets are moderately active at steady prices but
so than Last week Tweeds are in request fair prices
Low priced jeans are active and steady Fancy eas-
meres active holders conceng literally get rid Of
stock before the closes. Plain goods are more
steady, with limited demand Sleeps grcys are in de-
mand, and firm. Cashmcretts selling moderately
of French is very large and above what is wanted for
present consumption to which buyers limit their trans
actions, looking forward to lower market British
goods firmly he'd but yet sales mostly made
at unsatisfactory prices. Gnghams, prints lawns and
de LANES dull and heavy Stus active than
usual and steady Scotch goods in demand and
are firm French goods mostly sold at auction and
very depressed in price Fancy styles Of silks and
jaconets selling at rnously low prices There
disposition to hold to stock, though the price o.
raw silk in France is stl high. There are, however
some indications, appear by the last adyces Of de-
cline in silk the French manufacturers not being will
ing to continue liberal purchases at the then
prices Importatons have ceased to be noticeable The
packets come in with very imperfect cargocs.
The receipts into the State Treasury Pennsylvania
from canal and railroad tolls for the four months ending
March 31st 1851 S31S, l67 Al against S2254 6S
for the corresponding month Of the previous yearhus
showing increase of $ee625 rs in 1851 The entire
receipts from this for the whole Of last year
were SlTl3S4S l6. At the above rate of increase, II
maintained they will this year reach Sac1oO00.
The annexed sta cement exhibits the condition Of the
banks Of the United States at several periods
H.. Q.
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Pocket ard PEN KNIVES, Razors, Toilet
Cutlery SThe undersigned call the ateeaton q those in
of the above to u ear which Is III.
plete in the city SAUNDERS la7 Broadway La
berry street, aud So Broadway.
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Herald Guard.-A Special Meeting OF the
above company will held this evening the
House. by order Of JOHN COSSEkY, Captain.
JOHN TALyy, Secretary
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INTELLIGENT TorRIsTs.-We present two ex-
tracts to-day, from the interesting work of Mr.
Matthew Ward, of Louisville, kentucky, entitled
Letters from Three Continents'-a book recently
published, to which have lately referred in terms
OF warm commendation. Some travellers who pub
fish books only write to display their superficial
observation, and even ignoran and some lady
travellers in particular, in making books of this
kind, have been weak enough to pass off excerpts
from guide books, and other equally brilliant au-
thorities, original descriptions Of scenes in the
old world. Nothing of this empty and vain character
appears in the book of Mr.. Ward. His original pen
draws from fact, Imagination fancy and judgment,
variety Of thoughts and descriptions which make
his work one of the most agreeable books of travel
published for long time. The extracts in our CO.
umns will be read with pleasure by every ntelli-
gent person.
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requires preparat and is warranted to
any article. Wholesale and retail depot, SO1a Broadway.
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Tx ST. GzoRsE's SOCIETY," DiNsER.---We give y
full report to-day, Of the dinner which took place
the Astor House, on Wednesday evening, when Sir
Henry l.. Bulwer made the great speech Of the
evening, which will be read with more than ordi-
nary avidity; because the British Minister stards
high as the Trainer Of speeches which will bear ex
animation, on more accounts than one. Were his
delivery equal to his rhetorical and logical method
Of expression, he would become orator Of high
distinction, instead Of a speech maker Of brilliant
talents While We are pleased to read his speech,
however we are forced to complain at the pauety
Of material for making these society and associa-
ton dinners generally anything more than snvciling
Misunderstanding in the narrowness Of their
Notwithstanding in the mode in which they are
conducted-and t,ebly snvelling in their effects
The st. Georges Society, though formerly res
pectabe body, has within three four years past,
proved no exception to the general observation
These societies may be large in benevolence, and
large in funds, but they usually small in inte
gence aad small in comprehensiveness of idea. If
dinner is only given to make donators excited
enough to be liberal in their cups, the whole is but
q mountebank show, and unworthy Of the attea-
ton usually given to such occasions. If to ,atch
grea. man, and only at that, is all that the Off
GERS of these societies accomplish, it is time
that officers should be entrusted with the reins, who
by their position ard influence, can command the
best talent that the country affords, and gain it not
only by such means, but by that enlarged and
generous hberaty of sentiment and prac ieal use
fulness which must always command respect in u
large community.
When we perceive institutions founded for
noble and humane purposes, converted into mere
selfish personal associations Of standardization, on
the principle of sickle and I'll tickle you
SO certain that they have entered upon the march
of degeneracy and ruin, that We will not be deemed
party, by implication, in reporting the pro
ceedngs, willing to sustain any such 'ersion of
good designs into schemes which bring those en-
gagged in them into general ridcule and contempt.
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sk~n nd at other times "a ils<iara. a-i
tsss now 'akca .p swr req 20 s'i'c
them cut. beIie.tag lfsi Il rsighi t", b.,
as'sses~ssiag 10 many u cur tcsi'ts 10
know the Impressions IL spectator
cco~-nia ss,,ne al IA, iraing usn and
kmsod. <shc Legislature OF 1891.
Ms- kstLogo. A. AZ effective de-
batter. is~ rr-a place. wc iiins. rsus, be-
Hs,ignssf 70 l<e!al T.. kuiIorg, ,hr 'ree
dtsnWra,'c member TOM iiensou ---
h"td a''i cs,ut'eoys towards all. cod
and "hspossesssri iu npanncr candid ard
far In his s'i,sis.lon., clear h. H. .sa,c.
sncrss. hnd logical in HI, iriociio,,.. ls
has t'''t season established t-ru;n,ip,l
- trhalsr, sti as 81 in,l, -, n ien,
SHd erigh'chri l. y;sil,or tia, ies IN
- short tinv. have b,en fortunate
enough 81 sjia;s. ..-
UJSIr j.. Sfscf ,.e wh.g -,.tn.
her from En!i, s'un. whom We one.
hnt" ~ poor ptii4ict 10y, af.c- "a, an
c'i'tof AMI owner Of wspap,r. ar,l
sinec ~ farmer, and 10y h,s enterprise
and honesty. well sustaining himself ia
all ii@so situations, has taken an Hctiys
and imgDfiaq, past in iho doing. of ll,.
season, acquitiing himself hand com ~
III debate, and IN all other respects Il .
ing eaeda to himself .and the i,nporian,
town hc has tbs l,"aor to represent.
MARTIN q. Evans oi Rutland. =
lawyer uf promise, who las, year foY The
Hr.i lime. appeared il the Legislature,
haa through hi. position on Judiciary
eommi;iee, and the discrimination te
cvinc.s N lie discussions Of tie ilousa.
sacrcis,i aa important Influence IN
preventing ha,iy, aGd IN ad,anr,n !.
wholesome legislation. 1hough wl.is
he ~ a liberal one .anj 81. h,s votes show.
toe> mot sec Why the free primo. ple,
which he. with the res. Of ii, pau. pro,
tossed '"o years ago. should not be a.
tacred new rs then.
GEo. ". GRASpr, ef v.rcennes
Who is also of the legal Profession. oi
the same Important committee with ia.
gentleman last named. and take. III,
came stand on questions involving fre,
,gil principles. participates largely il
,he di>cgS-ions If The House, SHOWN,
himself arcndy ap able drbaicr, md ,
man Of cultivated and vigorous intel
lct. Mr.. G.. i, evidently rising youn;
,aan, and the Merchants and Miners. OF
that side the mountain, may find hin
irta1,n. closer On their heel, IN the rar.
FOR Cungrc sioual honors dian they no,
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XXNll CONGRESS- Isl SESSION

.sH.NctoN, Dec. 2o. ISL
TIE Srrl'c COMMENCED hg,r,css n
bali prs; - O'Clock.
ar. Seward presented the petition OF
the Industrial Congress Of N.w IorE
praying tia, ;hr government viii @dup,
u policy with regard 10 foreign nation.
as viii se,are 20 people s;"o2ging for
iilotiY. justice from other nations.
'jr, Foote's Compromi,e resolution,
WAS DIN brought ~, M 'oute read
from M Mics Register, extracts from
Mr.. Ehcu's 'peech male in 1888 IN
the south Goro!ina Convention, IL
~Inch he had declared u preference ioi
dl.irion to acquiesence ia the compro
mi,e Of tlia. year
Here follows a warm discussion hc
tween Mr.. Foo;e and Mr.. Eheti. rch,
tive to secession Caiholn'> death *,
&c. bu, nothing of particular intetcs
10 the country has RS ye, been done
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oLDsruMACH COMPLAINTS.

Tu.rc IL ro l.r,n Of nir ,sToN,Cu tuMPIAiNsi
~tCh II dhca setin 10 reach Md iHiaos. Al GO e.
NJ pIt,tr how bad they ma, b- IT stY,s in-iaui ic
hef sttPis dose all the uup lea ut ytuI
toms aud y uHly needs u bs REPEATED Tor 4 shp,t
time 10 p,lk Ihrs. sNni rA,Ct- tsrniin-tt fratIY
or B.onu ASp NIGog or Bobf tolios oa.r. ~
- particularly eNcrlient ir cases of Nt"~eRt I".
ing trdmps, S1rr ness Of he ~ Of the SIouH u
distress after raiIHr ins, cold state u the Eia,d
Heaytuc-s L1snr-, ofrpifHs, le-i"ndetcv tmhct-
a,iun, Wraknrs., tendency TO lriubuy spici'c )
NJ. n, uunToS's PgFsih IL sni by nearly bli ne
dealers in nc jru. - and Popular Met lhrotsh-
oct the un,icd stats Il " pre- JARED ~ Pow ier n
FLUID furm aui Ia Prescription ssls for the use OF
PhyGc,ans
PEvArg CIHcUtARs ilr the nse ~ Phyciciana can
OH a,uec Of bf Houghion or his Agent, t.,citi
ina tho whole process oi prrIa rsi"" an sr lag VI
aut norhhs upon which the claims ~ thu .
ely are based, AZ IL isnt secret rrinhiy Il" "b
ilnu ean he raise, against lis 81 by i'hJt ici1n'
IT, resp- tnhlr safdihs rnd euit Itatttro. i, ic'
one COLLAR per teite.
n.y. oR~EKNE tHis --E'eTy h''ii, 81 .
. uiu" PIP bears Ne w'ili'n Fist a'u". g :
HDlGHIDN, H., ste pr"it "''tr. ~, late itiia
r. Cuuy tislii sad frsi- Marx sctred
/ ~ s ,iJ hy all druggists aud dcairtS - mei'
. cint-
For sale ty II J. Spencer, Rutland, & l..
Case, Brandon " J.. hus~"i, Niddi'hur
! &C. Nichols, Cas,letpn \ Z ko.r"r, y
! Haven. Dannls y Moot, B'l,l"l. " ;
, SFfngur, A E. Spear, RG,tn'trn l.'d
field y C,anris, Montpelier. f., Wadnc.
Windsor y
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From IL. .N5aGy Jomnai.
TIE NtTION CAPITOL. ON FIHC,
WASHINGTON. Dec. 24-o A, ri.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 24-9 A. n.
Tue Capitol is III flames, and al
ready the valnlhlc Library q. Con
gross has hecr entirely destroyed.
THIRD DisrATcH. T. M.-Iho fire
in the Capitol ia suhiuel Tne Ii,
brary. with ,hc D5cuneut room above
il. arc completely burnt out, and fall
three quar,cr4 OF the Library Is con.
sulned, inc!r}Iu. the mos. valuable
portion Of ;lc sane,
Many Of the books ARE rare works,
and can never be rel laced. NJ Sc
rious damage has been done to any
other part Of the Capitol except b.
water.
The engines were delayed, hagiu1
been engaged during the latter par,
Of the nj ht at another fire. which
destroyed Bakers Hotel in the rear
Of the lntcliigeUcer Office, and the
Franklin Ian, AZ the corner III LisA;h
aud .. streets.
The fire was FIRST discovered about
sunrisc by n Waterman, and some
time eiapse before the general alarm
vas given. The watchmau endcay-
orel fyr orc or two hours to exiting
uish the flames, but without avail.
The flames Il, the CAPITOL would
have been subiued at a much carrier
reriod, but the intense cold weather
made the hose unser.iceab.c By
freezing.
The fire supposed 10 have cangh'
from the ffaes Communicating with
the furnaces in the main basement o
The Capitol.
/, is We, to early to ascertain th'
loss. and, in fact, it Cannot be cor
rcc,lg asceytained.
The Library presents one back
cncd mass Of ruins, and the disIay eX
hibi,ed in eyery ccuntcnance Is mJs
painful.
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STATE OF VERMONT. WILLIAM
Dis'rct "i fathaven, s.s. LEWIS, estate
order oi Notice.
iie II remembered tina. al frob,te Court
held al Ca,uct"n ~ and tor sad d,slT,1i on
the 20 day al Dcce,hhct l~5l.
A Instrument rurport'ng :" be- the las,
VII aud testament Of N,iitatn icwis l.tc I
Wells - .ad dia,r,c, deceased beng ptearn.
l. 10 the court hereby, Germ Lewis the cs.
,cutor therein resumed for prpba,. II -
ordered ~ SAID court TINT ell persons con.
cefncd therein he notified (" appear ut Sos
s!uu oi said court 10 ID. held nj Gas,ietnn
aforesaid GA The ~, day Of Jannatv mex:
aud Show cease If ANY they may have auains,
the probate oi sad NH, Tor " lirh pntpuse
II II further oidrf,G that "A copy ~ the record
al THIS order be published three weeks ,uG-
ces~iyciy in The Ruiland Herald n new.
paper printed at Rutland ~ ,b,s State, al!
Which publications .hsli lie previous to sail
time appointed Tor sad hearing
a trnr cnpy OF record,
Aisps " .R~rK Irtrn
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pitNPbSl lNiINN
jN't, ~ hpp' ~" oyi'
~. -. i..tH1h. tii.' fr hh-lis'


WE tic rob-rr,,crs btinE appointed ny.
'hr lion. Probate InuM inr tie dis'iIct of
Fstrhsvru, commissioners tn receive, esa'n-
,nc and adjust ail rlants and dcp,snds BgsinsL
tir estate at toprgr Y D'kcmsn, iAts 81
srntcd usoiyrnt, aud ~ months from tho
18th day at nctolci hrtne allowed by sa't
Court l,ir that purpose, Y.e do there fore give
uptc, Mat wc ",ii Btt.hd 20 The BUSINESS 81
cor sud appointment al iIa'ls Ion IN HUB
l,rdtoil on he srrohd Wednesday Of Janua
:, and Fohfuoib nc xt from. o'clock unHl !.
p.clurn + N an zach If sa,d dayS.
Dated - iin'bardlrn, ia November, 1851
tnAlHtrr =. El45iy, tonn,irs
sam S,r ions, ! ioDcro.
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STATS Oh VIA MOST, : Re l,,-msshe-es
Dupfiei 81 R~,ssea ~ / ,as, IT q ,sesl
'~sss'ra 81 sAe probate sNsrt Ss che ssrs ssts,r,
~ sse'lsrd h.la al kstsasa 10 ard tst ssss tss
"''' %" 'hs hss sst II f<s,ahsr. 4. II n2i
rfesst,t Npe Wn,,rY Hsiten iears.
"hr'ess tsAb II, Hatfsyton Aasa ef
stss es's& eet ALREADY ssjas,s.sss tssi vi iis
sFa9hinf. sesr ~ bs. In ~ d dssir.ef Je.
ve'ses 'n'ssis,s. hiss th1 esy pss.Ss,-.i 10
'oV s&'a fr~hs's tsnr a ,,ssitt~t Ia nsli,uf
NrfT'n r'siaag iorn eerssp nct. relative te
saia estate ~urtt 10 Il arftcsts that satg -.
'atS 4" Hs~ls,'.i, sSsat the aa.eis seuc,,ra ~
the 'of'Hrr ads's shcfct,f w ere -,bacs,c,, "a
'.r rasn,est o. stsaii DE- etsr,.. on Tao De /,
~ s@'3 'trrases .;bf Fs t'eg tie esp, ur,s Il
Aar"' ''sl' Is ha th~ pre- lt'ttcd d. h;., that
Vac ss'd r'tecat 7dnl' hss dssg0 Nrrs i state
..'s'c No. hftr'ofb7r sdsits,it,,uH :. IA.
''"" rouNl uudi rtTrd hAii ~ n I'D, Of larh IA
size .,r'isr Swamp 90 We, Ruusns 4, .s,s
DISTRICT containing ; sr.r. ard lsJ ted. 81
'ind sod he t''ei~l"tc segocs,. rata conr, SO
grant h''n litthsc H. ..N sA,d real estate
net SifeAJ, sdluiutNs"t,G 20 order 10 ta,-, 80.
srts t"Natds iir pssuisni ni said Gttts and
the ripsns'- ~ sdpuisttslt1r
Therefore, I - ordered IS SAD conr: tina,
thr ,c.d l,ft.,,4n lie aid ihr sauie Is i,ct,b,
tt'rf,rd fpt hearing sad d-c,stsn to s'ai, a
nestt"n 81 said co'i'i "a I've isld a, the of'irr
~ the Register ofss,d court ia sad Rutland
on ihc l.1 N0naay hcins the 9TH day uf Jsn.
usfy ) -. i-.,l aud HAT notice thereof q
gwen by pual,shins certified Cory " the
record of his order three weeks succrssl,.iy
previous ,hvi~t" ~ Gc Rniisnd Herald 4
ne~ spapet p',utej n, sAsd Rutland and en-.
cdiaiin: IN the nrtshsorhood t.. ;hoa" inter
cs;ed IN order that all p.tsons interested
Therein n,sy then and there appca + before sad
cont ana "tIcc, 80 the granting II sad H.
cense # tiicv srr c11sr.
tNe curt elt~c"ta
a. HENRY ilkLi. Register
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COMMISSIONER S NOTICE

WE the Subscribers, being appointed hv tho
W lion. Probate Court Tor the dis,rir, ot
Rutari, tuniul t" reccis~ rNanjuc
ind aGju.t ali ca,lasaud Ne n,tud, o. att p.r.,rs
sain,t the c.tat. of Ear, H. .Mi.ard late e
Eao''r, ~ sad arsttct represented insolvcnt.
aud -,S months ifnu Me Cad GaY OF Dcgtul-
boz, l-'i Aei"g allowed To- srli cou', hr
that p'!rp"-", IS" - tn, rtiprr i,rr. ~ pI,r
notice thI: We VA attend Ia The hn.iu.ss of
our sad az, n,nt,nt at al the dwr iIng hruss,
OF S-clrv N,lla'u N DAINTY On the first lurs.
days of February and May next itnm J
O'Clock 4 NJ until 3. O'Clock Z. NJ Oh ,,cl,
at sad d'ys
Daled at Danb, TINS 10Th day OF December
\. D., l3I
). n ri.SN' Commissioner,
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NOIIf.

rhe anhs,, Ne,t,sa al The R1''aHd Go.
Ar,,euitutai sse,rly ~ili he held 81 tss,ie'"''
IN "Wednesday, issus'y an ~ at II p
clock, \ e ROBINSON HAIL, ff'st
q Cook rsc. --.-.
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,uyaied 70 call, snd src 3 yoo! article oi
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Block JOHN CDoh
Rusisad. Dee Sth, 30,