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The ACCIDENT AT GoLDsBoRoUGH.-We
learn from the Goldsborough Republican that
the stage driver who was badly injured there
few days since by the running off of the stage
horses, died in few hours. Mr. COLBERT. the
contractor, had his right leg broken imme-
diately above the ankle joint, and the foot badly
fractured below it. There was only one pas
senger in The stage who jumped out, and thus
escaped. The stage was upset and fell upon
the driver,
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= The GAINES CAsK.-The Baltimore Patriot
gives the following statement Of the history of
the cass recently finally decided by the Su-
preme Court at Washington
The Supreme Court of the United States
yesterday decided the case of Mrs. Myra Clark
Gaines, the widow of the late General Gaines.
The case before the Court, was on an appeal
from the District Court of Louisiana, where the
decision had been against Mrs. Games. That
decision is affirmed by the Supreme Court, and
ia of course adverse to the claim OF Mrs.
Gaines. The circumstances on which the
claim was founded, the value OF the property
involved, and the high character Of counsel en-
gagged in il, has attracted a very general in
terest: and, now that it is decided, must awake
deep sympathy for the lady who thus finds all
her hopes disappointed.
The suit was commenced about nineteen
years ago by Mrs Gaines, who was then Mrs.
Whitney, and who claimed to be the daughter
and heir of Daniel Clark, who died leaving a
large property. Whilst the suit was progress
ing, she married General Gaines, who devoted
his fortune to the promotion Of the suit. We
see it stated that he expended in il the proceeds
of two estates which he owned-one at Louis
vile and the other in Tennessee-which he
sold for about 500 600. He also expended
his pay and emoluments, amounting to about
$4,000 year. Beside these expenditures,
some of Mrs. Gaines friends, confident, il is
said, of the success of her cause, advanced
large sums 10 aid her.
few wears ago the case was before one of
the Courts of louisiana and on a statement of
facts, which were agreed to by the parties to
the suit, but not proven decision was rem
dered. This case was taken to the Supreme
Court, who, under the statement thus present
ed, decided in favor of Mrs. Gaines. The case
was, however, brought up again in Louisiana,
and, after full hearing, q Judgment was rem
dered against her. From this judgment she
appealed to the Supreme Court, who yes'er-
day decided the case against her. Thus, we
suppose, it ends.
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DIED.

On yesterday morning of typhoid fever, JOHN
w. ARCHER, in the 25th year of his age The
ed attend his funeral this afternoon, 81 o'clock
from the LIST Presbyterian Church, (Rey. MIR.
Moore's)
On the morning of the 9th instant, GEORGE
FREDERICK EVANS, son of Benjamin and Tenn
perance Evans, aged years. one month and six
days. The friends and acquaintances of the family
reinvited to attend the funeral from the residence
of his father, near the Armory, this evening, at 3
o'clock
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- THE MEXICAN MUSTANG I'M.

MENT is prepared upon the immutable princi.
pies of nature-after carefully studying and expert
menting with the various ingredients of its compo-
stion, upon the different diseases for which is re-
commended 1t acts upon strict chemical, physio-
logical, and organic laws, and can therefore, be de.
pended upon with the utmost certainty In curing
Rheumatism, Bruises, Burns, Ulcers, Sprains, and
for Sores OF any kind, of long short duration;
tiers ring worms. tits put up in bottles, with d.
rections, of three sizes, and sold for 25 cents so
cents, and ST. the so cent size contains three times
the quantity of the IS cent size and the ST. contains
eight times the quantity of the rs cent size-the
large sizes being greatly the cheapest.
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g NIrs. R. Carter,z Abdominal and Pc.

rineal SuppOrter-PAGE COUNTY, Va 1862
do hereby certify, that after trying several Aldo
minal Supporters that recommended by ply.
sicians OF eminent standing, was induced to get
one of Mrs. F. Csrter's pattern for the use of my
wife, she being afflicted with prolapsus Utcyi and
make no hesitation in saying, that from the great
benefit she has received from its use, that can,
with confidence, recommend it to those that are
similarly afflicted. ANDREW KEYSER.
Mr. X is member of the present House of De-
egates, and can be found at the Broad street Hotel
min lO-d6t*
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% JOY FOR THE INVALID.-We cut the
following from the philadelphia Saturday Ga
zete." and recommend our readers to peruse it
carefully, and those suffering should not delay pur
chasing:
"DR HooFLANI's GERMAN BITTERs-This ce
LIBERATED medicine, prepared by DR.. C. NJ. JACKSON
at the imposing German Medicine store, No. 100
Arch street, is exciting unprecedented public atten
tion and the proprietor, who is scient fc physi-
clan, is selling immense quantities of it. The vir
tues of this remedy are fully set forth in the ex
tended notice of it, to be seen in our advertising
columns, that there is hardly any room left for us
to speak of it. This much we may add-Of the
long train of physical ills to which humanity is heir
there is none more distressing than the general de-
rangement of the digestive apparatus, which never
fails to accompany disordered state of the liver
Headache, piles, languor, freHulness, bilious
tongue, morbid breath, loss of appetite-in short
indescribable wretchedness of existence, are its
insuherable and lifewasting attendants. These dis
cases. which have bsed the skill of the ablest Doc.
tors, have been radically cured by Hollands Ger
man Bitters" NH SGT
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New PAPER.-We have received the first
number of the A." Alexandria Telegraph" very
neatly printed, to be issued tri-weekIy in the
town of Alexandria. Its politics are Wing :.
but promises to devote itself mainly to the i'm.
provement of the region wherein it is located
1t is conducted by Messrs &. A. Tavenner and
J.B. p. Ingram.
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DEPARruRE.-We had the pleasure of seeing the
steam ship Roanoke speed calamity from her moor
ings at Rockets yesterday afternoon, at half past
o'clock on her journey to the metropolis OF New
York. The noble steamer City of Norfolk left her
dock about two hours afterwards. Both steamers
were fully freighted and had good passenger lists
A pleasant journey to these monarchs Of the ocean
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FATAL AccIDENr.-Yesterday evening, FEEDER
lex EVANS, son of Mr. EVANS, stone mason who
resides near the Armory, was killed by being run
over by stone wagon. He was about years old.
He attempted to get on the wagon, when his foot
slipped and falling the wheels ran over him. killing
him instantly. The accident happened In the
neighborhood ofhis fathers residence.
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CRoZEr's ARITHMETIC This work is published
by Mr.. A. Morris, formerly of Drinker Il Morris
The author is well known as Sol. Claude Crozet,
of this city Apart from the consideration that it is
a production of one of our own Citizens the work
recommends itself as a thorough system, divi-
ded as to suit the capacity of the beginner more
advanced pupil. 1t has been adopted in some of
our principal schools. The book may be had of the
publishe Mr.. A. Morris, Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-10

SMOKING ToBAcco.-An excellent article of
Smoking Tobacco, manufactured by Norborne Nor
ton of this city may be had at R. R. Duvals, under
the American Hotel. We feel assured that lovers
Of good pipe can have it well filed with Nortons
T0hacCO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-10

WITHOUT PAPERS John Daily, a free negro
boy, was arrested Monday evening in default of
papers. On yesterday the Mayor discharged him
with caution to procure papers at this term of the
Hastings Court or he would be sent to Jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-10

RzroaTED-hr. Hughes was reported for al
lowing certain granite stones to cucumber ,hs
streets IN front OF house belonging to him ON Ca
nal street lie stated that he hadcauscd them to be
removed Immediately upon notice, and furthermore
that his property extended to the curb. The cass
was continued.
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Correspondence Of the Dispatch.
Sailing of the San Jacinto.

'0rt1ft7Fs y 1to R5tt'1 O0tt7tt0'
NEAR OLD PoINT CoMFoRT,}
March Sd, 1921 o'clock.
The San Jacinto, Capt. Crabbe, command
ing, left the naval anchorage about half past
A. d., this morning. Her engines are work
ing well. All on board in good health and
spirits. hope soon TO be able to write some
thing interesting from the Mediterrpan.
Respectfully j. b. B.
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AssAULr.-Philip Roberts, who lives near the
New Market, was arrested and taken to the cage by
officer Ci'Vhite yesterday morning who caught him
In the act of beating his wife. He has long been
disordery character, and the Mayor OF yesterday,
committed him to Jail for three mouths In default of
$500 eccuriiy
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60 sEAYKEs, CEL b b n a TED

49, LIVER PiLLS-Prepdred from the Mass
obtained al the Rockbridss va Alum Springs
These Pills are confidently recommended as
having all the virtues of the water, and in
many cases they are preferable. In derange.
ment OF the stomach and bowels, or want of
action in the liver, their immediate effect upon the
liver and Kidneys especially, entte them to public
consideration If the patient be bilious they search
out the bile and expel it from the system-unlike
all other PILLS, they may be taken with IMMUNITY,
Irrespective of weather,) there is nothing In
them calculated to injure any one. In cutaneous
diseases and eruptions of the skin, of whatever
SORT they are sure remedy, and particularly efca.
cious in diseases such as females are subject TO-
dropsies, fatulency, &C., &C. These Pills may lust
iy be styled an universal remedy, as they are de-
cidedly the best in for the cure of all diseases
resulting from irregular habits After their use
has been con inued for time the whole system
becomes invgorated, and the patient ia restored 10
perfect health. They carefully prepared and
put up in walls of 100 at 81 each liberal discount
win be made TO Druggists
For sale by JOHN H. SEAYRES, Columbian Ho
Tel, PURCELL, LADD e. CO, Main street s AT
ZACHRiSS0N & CO, Broad street, Richmond
JAMES COOKE & CO; Frederick burg kUSH
ION, CLARKE & CO, New York; DYOTT &
SON, Philadelphia; E. l.. SFROECHER 4 co
Macon, Ga; p SAMPSON, Powhatan On House
n 4. WATKINS, Halifax Court House: w q
Jones, Petersburg; w. H. GILMAN, Washington
es'y' - " fe3
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LOLA MONTES.-Thls exquisite
D>~Sa picture of this beautiful and talented la.
dy is pronounced by all judges very superb work
OF art. The lady herself says:"I have sat for a
great number of pictures in this country, but, sir
these are the only ones that please me- | like
them all very much indeed" This is high com
pliment nasmuch as she has sat for nearly every
artist in the country. ave have before noticed
Mr.. SIMONS' sharp effects and full shades in Da
guerreotyping, but this picture of Lola Monies is
perfection itself dispatch. One of the hand
soonest Daguerreotypes and finest specimens of
the kind we have seen, is that of Lola Monies
taken by SlMONS'"-Enqairer. Copies for sale.
M P. SIMON'S,
NH ISL Main street Eaole Suuare
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-10

SITUATION AS TEACHER WANTED.
~ lady that has had several years experiences In
teaching, desires . SITUATION ether ia family
or az an assistant in School, to teach the Enrlsh
branches only. Apply 70 Mr.. WILLIAM EVANS.
Vsy ssfeel ohockoe Ill., mh lo-Jnw2ws
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IMPROPER PAss.-A slave, named Joseph, belong
ing to T. j. Woodbridge, was taken up on Monday
evening with incorrect pass and discharged yes
terday with an admonition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-10

HENR1co COUNTY CGUxr.-No business of mate
Iiality has as yet been transacted by this court
"Large bodies move slowly"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-10

WITHOUT pAss.-lsaac, slave to Frederick BROW.
er, caught without pas, on Monday evening. wa.
on yesterday osderedby the Mayor 10 lashes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-10
THE VIRGINIA INVENTION.


M RS. F. CARTEk'S ABDOMINAL AND Pc
Iva RlNEAL SUPPORTER, for the relief and
cure OF Prolapsus Uteri, is offered to the pub
iic 1t has been in for the last FIVE years. and
has been tested by some Of the most eminent ply
sicians, and has proved to be one of the most val
liable instruments of the kind now extsut
REEERENcEs.-Francis II Stribiing M d, Siaur
ton, Va; Prof Barbour, NJ d. ST Lc1s, Mo; Rob.
Sears, ID D, Foley, NJ d, L II Settle, w A
Deatherage. Flint HILL Reppahannock Co, Va: ] !
Jackson, M ID, Woodstock, Va; Hough, N D.
kensey, M d, Washington, Rsppahannock Co.
Va; John II Freeman, N d, Col keyser, Lursy
Page Co; VIM Alsop, d, AmlsviIle, Va D.:
derson Brown, 81 D, Front Royal, Va.
ADIE & GRAY, Agents,
Richmond, Va
The subscriber agent for the Patenieel will sell
the right OF any State county or Incorporated cily
or town that has not been sold address. pos,s,s
paid, Slate Mills, RappaLannock County, Va
NH 10-6ts : HoWrII
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Items.

1t is said that the fortunes OF the RothschiIds
are not less than $735. 100000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-10
DIR. RI. q. FISHER tenders

U~GA services to the public in the various
branches of his profession.
Office in the basement of his dwelling, on 4ib
street, between Broad and Marshall streets, 2no
door from the corner. no27-6m*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-10

R~ 1t there be any man, be he single or married,
farmer, mechanic, merchant or teamster who has
not yet supplied himself with bottle of e. G. Far
relfs Arabian Liniment, let him go now and 90 it
for be assured, it will be worth its weight in gold
over and over again, bsfore it shall all have been
used. You have our word for that, reader! See
advertisement. NH e-I2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-10
A LBA aTsn SPOONS AND FOKKs

"A LnATA SPOONS AND FORK /,
a PLATED WITH PURE slLvER.-To the
ABOVE important and useful articles for house
keeping, ! beg to call the attention of private
families, hotel keepers, and all public places where
they are required. The pure Albata Is imported BY
me direct from the well known mandatory Of 10
seph Yates g. Sons" Sheffield. and IL plated With
pure silver under my own inspection can be sr
graved just az well sill ser and for use is equ,lJ
as good For tale al the House Furnishing Store Of
mn 10 l.. GINTER, 1877 Main street.
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'l,O LOVERS or 4 PURE, sTROsG

i AND CLEAR CUP or COFFEE.-l hare
just imported and received resh lot Of those just
~ celebrated Reaits Patent Cote Pots" They
iced no recommendation trem me, rs shey, have,
been tried by many families. and found TO be she
best Coffee Filter yet Invented. The demand hp
been 50 great that haze been unable tn supply Il
The simplicity with which they are used ID On.
the greatest features in the article; so simple i. i
that the NEST ignnrsn. peFaoa can ue II. TasrY
vary IN size from three pits 70 Il chr pats Are ~
sale az The Hoase-Easnishlns Siaroof
NH lost L. GISrt.R. 1871 Msia st,cst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-10

FISHING TACK kts.--lass receives gtS
y steamer Roanoke, fall supply of fisaa
Tackle, OF every description jointed fishing Raes
Sc To those fond OF 1as spoIt please call ani s1f
anime. For sale by
nh 10 n. II. ZIMMERMAN.
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SUPERIOR SMOKING TOBACCO.-
~ James II. Tompkins is putting up superior er
ticle, which viii be sold low. Apply at Messrs Nc
kinney q Dupuys, opposite Shockoe Warehous,
NH .O-3t+
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YES! YES!. YES..!
HAVE just received fresh supply of Wats
from the celebrated Rockb idge (va) Alum
Springs. JOHN III SEAYRES.
NH I0-It Columhian Hotel
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mo the ADMIRERS of HENRY CLAY.

The intense interest ieIt throuknVut tus
the late presentation Washington OF oeauini nsas
10 Henry Clay has induced the pr,pretors Oh Ing
YoTk Rercs have prepared for their popular
week under the direction q the disturbances o,e
n,pg The picturesque wreath and the likeness vnich NJ
CLAW has prcEounced "the most faithful Likeness sss.
keu~ PRINTED superior paper nnd soaa a. We uA'
prce-IVO CENTS per copy - ,hs a.
Clubs Committees, and other organzatoht ~ ,.s 49,
sirsrs Of Harry OF the Wss," viii be fsrnsnT1 I1
,dsion Number At 81 Ger hundred copies me hSes.s
" hi be ready for delivery BY mai 70 agents
Tuesaay and sale BY he Newsbsss ana sAe
= gents on Wednesday BARroNE Co- 10y
This H. AEd VII be the only publ eaten q .he m, III
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THE EVERGREEN; or, CHURCH

CosrENTs-The PaIdoned- Burning Of 6ervetus Notes
snthor of Travels IN the East" SO. The Rector OF 81
RsIdelphs; by Rev Frederick W. Shelton, author OF
. ISLANDER and the Dragon" &c-two chapters Inc
Ontsn Fate Tale Of TIE Days Of Hered the Gieas-tws
ehsprer Letters from jerusalem % Rev a'e rrUis.
t,ops; By b. T. o. The Vacant Parish. Ecelsnasncai
intelligence Poetry. Short Articles, &c. &C EassL-
ITsHrESTThe Pardoned. Terms. So year, N aasanss
Two ssp'es, s.. BUNNELL PRICE, III FULTON 81
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HOMEOPATHIC DOMEs-

TIC PHYSICIAE-A third edition :. VA pl -.
/. nov printas ior the authors own account. @ ~ 80
yubshed By him she LIST Of April nsiL E .~.er.i
psopstbic phsrn aces and the bs9k usus -. .rtha~
can sspply themselves with IT, by aderessns nv -
DR. J. II. PuLTE, Cincinnati The usaAl !. .n,;..
.nd lawful creep. il contains sxatcniea pz's'' "
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DUTNAM's SEMI.MONTHLY LII
BRARY, VOL. 4.-This day is published

Il BRARY, VOL. 4.-This day is published
THE WORLD HERE AND THERE Or NOTES OF
TRAVELLERS From Household Words" BY Charles
Dickens. .
FIRST sBRrEsIamo paper covers Is cents bong the
Foarth Volume Of PUTNAMS SEMIMONTHLY Ii
BRARY Of Standard and Attractive Works for Travellers
AID the Preside.
CoNrENTs-Short Cuts Across the Globe. The Isthmus
of su.z The Golden City, Our Phantom Ship among the
Ice NV Pearl Fishing Expedition Short Trip into Bosnia
Peep az the "Peratrsrra Students Life in Paris, Old
Care and its Mosques The Mouth Of China Loaf in Lon
don South American Scraps The Pampas Indians An Ad-
venture with Lizard, The Sierra de 81 Catherine, The
Jews in China The Art Of Catching elephants
Volumes already Published
yollI HOME AND so CIAL PHILOSOPHY From
Vol. II. wHIMSICALITIEs, BY Thomas Hood. With
0T Wot i IN 'WAIKs AND TALKS OF AN AMERICAN
FARMER In ENGLAND. BY Fred. Olmstsd. With
Illustrations. mn
Boston Gazette
Admirably adapted to alleviate the tedum Of long
'OA'''N boston Traveller.
"ver, neatly printed with large type upon good paper
book Inch will bear the and tear OF half dozen
readings and then worthy of good binding and place
upon the shelves The covers are of stiff passooard asd
afford ample protection against even the abrasion which
the volume wsud suffer In the pocket OF railroad OF
Stage coach traveller" ml 81 tCeurisr snd Ealurer
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e Heme.There Is no Place Like Hsme.CS
The IRVING BUILDISG AND MUTUAL LOAN
ASSOCIATION will hold another Public Meetisg -
TUESDAY EVENING, March 2, at Chatham Hal, Ca II
ham square al ociocs This Associa,s IL 10 sac
cessfu operation. having only been organized few days
and over z62 shares have bean subscribed for Working
men, attend, and learn bow yeu obtain )nse fi
your family which call your AID which y,n
can procure by small monthly payments This A.sccIA on
- Leg up so rapidly that the entrance fee VIII sno5ty
have 10 be raised Shares, 5000 Monthly dues s. En-
trance fee. S2
Addresses will be delivered by Hon. JACOB L. FeNN
and others explaining Ikesworkng Of this eeaehcal Ano
cation. Lsoies ard gentlemen particularly invited ID
attend
MORRIS FRANKLIN President. No io6 Broadway.
GEORGEH BELL, Vice President. No. leS Nassau-s'.
TRUSTEES.
George H Franklin, No. l7i West ct. Geo Role.
County Clerks Office, City Hall Slas C. Herring NOS
l37 AID 1879 Weiers James Jackson, Jr No sol Broad
way; Royal MillaId No. go Barclay st.. Nelson Fan
No. 25 Duane St.. Elias Combs. No ga 6fasd st.. o.
PichaIdson. No ~ Fulton " George I. Maxwell NO.
Is City Hall.
ALBEIT II EICoLAY, Secretary, No. ga Grand st.
THOMAS LAWRENCE Attorney, No. IS Beskman-.t
Office, No A4 Grand.st Open evsry evening from 70
o'clock AID on WEDNESDAY, from Q 10 9ociock, NJ
for Laoe, Articles Of the Association may be had gratis
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THE SCHOOL FOR HUSBANDS
II Novel, by Lady Bslwsr Lytton from early sheets
received By last steamer. A. HART, Publisher,
u0 Philadslphja-

SACRED ART.-Eugenio Latilla's Car
NJ ICONS in outline. illustrative of the Gospels is
ready. Price 50 the of 25 With illuminated texts
painted by hand $40 To be obtained only at E. LII.
dio,No. t99 Broadway, next door to the Art Union.
21f 3MWkFs
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u Building Asseciatiens Fire Insurance
toupany-Captal $l5e.ooe, divided into 10 zoe shares
o. SIS each, essk paid up with the privilege Of increasing
tie capital stock $500 600 Subscriptions for ths
capital stock Of this Company viii be received by the fol-
loving persons appointed Commissioners J0bE Bruce, Ne
Plat st., Maksnsn Lstting No 50 Fulton A. Daniel
safr ard, No Wall at, Joan Burtoa, No. is North
William ST.; Solomon Jessurup, No. Citation court
Beekman st Ihsinss Leslie Of Fulscc and I'll
lery- ats, BROOKLYN, also by all the Directors.
prospectus explaining the great ssanLxees 10 Be de-
~ ed om tie Company 10 the mechanic and small pro-
pesy beldes w well as 10 those - IA invest their
and get tie largest ~ pre8ss be had Of
sny Of the DusctsTs ali the escystHiss II the assrsnf
Ruidpz kssocsstioks at Ne 50 r lessufun No.
yeas psUcE, President.
s. yxssVRuk, Secretary l9f Nv