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FAMILY SOAP.-Every bo iy come and bu,
l. family Som the best in the world

II ANHLK SVAF,-FVeTy DO " COme nnd Dul
l. family Soap, the best in the world.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE.
Cold or warm water-either soft, hard or salt-may
be used with perfec Rub the soap upon the
clothes and then put them soak for three fou,
hours then take them and rub them e then rinse then,
out. They will require but little rubL - after soaking,
and no boiling required is usual with other soaps.
large washing be done in onc-third less time anil
trouble and expense than with any other soaps known
This sonp is warranted not TO nJure in any way the
slightest fibre, the skin, anything that it is applied
to- 1t will remove any kind of Grease, Paint Tar nix
Stains &c, from any Goods, without the leas injury.
For sale by ID. r.. LYMAN
March5-fs
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Ready-Madc Clothing.

IF SUI eror make and finish made expressly fer city
trade bnsides others medium and ordinary wear,
which invite call from city and country friends
and The public generally.
urstock of Furnishing Goods Is completeas quol
y and quantity, without ting the various arti
cIeS We shall keep constantly hand all articles in
the different departments of our business.
We present ourselves the public for liberal share OF
patronage, and it shall be aim, it is DESIRE
plense all Who may favor with such, feeling assured
that if attention business, and merit de-
pend upon observance of the rule, do unto Others
you would they should do you" we shall fail
April2-ts BAKER T. CLAVEY.
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!. LEXINGTON a. Through

2nSnaaIGu21 TO BUCHANAN, IN TWO DAYS, IN
onr Mail PACKET Boats, By Scottsu,H,
ahd Lyachburg-On and after the 10th, Boais will
lcave Richmond daily, Sundays excepted, the usual
hour p M. and arrive in Lynchburg HI urs, and
IN Buchanan in AZ hours.
Returning, leave Buchanan ut u a. M, every day
except Sunday, and arrive in Lynchburg ut Ga P. M
Leave Lynohburg ut 8 P. M and arrive in Richmond in
y hours in time with the Norfolk bonts eay
Ing at ID M, and the Southern and Northern Rail
Road cars leaving at A. M.
Passengers for Lexington connect with daily line
Of Stages at North River. Returning, leave Lexington
every day, except Sundays and arrive in Richmond in
ID hours.
Passengers for Fnrmvie. fare 81; Buckingham II
lare 1925 Charlottesville, nre 81 and Staunton fare
a. will leave Richmond in Mondays Wednesdays, and
Fridays Boats.
Below seecurd of time of arrival ut intermediate dis
lances
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r COMPREHENSIVE

~ this day associated themselves together undo u
.iyle and firm of ECHOLS, PRYOR & TALIAFERp%'
with the view OF conducting general Commission bn.
mess in all its branches. '
Their house is the large and commodo,s brick tan.
ment recently erected in the of of Mr. John Rn
Frs factory Immediately the canal and nearly ono'
se the Piedmont Works. 1t is well arranged far ,b
reception of and storing all kinds of produce -.
we'll as merchandise. As their LOT is large and mad.
secure from all depredati b, strong enclosure anG
otherwise conveniently ran, ed, The. are enabled -
give SPECIAL attention the sale of every descripon
l. mbef.
Every necessary preparation is also made to receive
Lime in any and all qnantts. Particular stteniop
i'll be paid tot sale of tn article Conspnmen,.
are solicited from those prepu, ing such commodities for
market They also solicit cons g menls of wheat A,p,
corn meal. ats. well every description Ct pro
h.Ce
Liberal advances ifrequired, will always be made NJ,
;onsignments in hand Coal lump and ground plaster,
aud guano will always be kept on hand-orders soc.
/.
All orders for goods from punctual customers WI, ,.
feive prompt attention.
Goods consigned to their care, to be forwarded will
be attended to with all possible dispatch.
No charge made for drayage merchandise or pro.
luce, either by railroad or canal BY applying them.
selves closely business, & being determined to use ey
cry possible endeayor in pleasing all who may call on
them they hope toreceive the encouragement ola liberal
public R ECHLOS,
WIN II PRYOR
His
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L,REsH GARDsN sEEDs.--The sub
>JEW Post Office ReguIations.-


~ ture the morning mails due this city will be open
ready for delivery, regularly att O'clock A. NJ, except
when they are delayed in their arrival the sched
ne hour
The Richmond Way, Salem Liberty, Big Lick, and
farmville mails will close daily (except Saturday, pre-
cisey AT 6 +. NJ.
On Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday evenings, the Dan
Vile and Lexington mails will be closed precisely OF
p Nj.
The packages for Richmond and all the principal cit
les North and South of that point. will be closed daily
ut precisely 81 p. Business men will recolect this
and not trouble after those hours--as it is late
On Saturday Tuesday and Thursday evenings the
Charlottesville and Amherst c. mails will be closed al
q I. NJ There is a daily mail to Observation-Disclosures
weekly via Scottsvie.
All persons except editors and propetors of Il city
newspapers, and sworn Deputies of our choosing
are excluded from within the bars unless when invited
The necessity and proprety OF this rule will be readily
appreciated. and will be adhered to in all cases.
On Sundays the Office will remain open from to o
o'clock in the morning and during other part of the
day. RO. ii GLASS, p. NJ
April6-ts
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MERCHANTS.


MERCHANT TAILoRs & CLofbiEho.-ih ne
wi .nb.e,ber. have associated Themselves together
10. ,be ,yl and firm as nbo, e. and have taken thai
we'll Known stand at the corner of Main and Marset s,s
for the purpose Of conducting the CLoIHin1 Doo,,
NESS In all its yarous branches They VIII nave IN
few DAYS an assor OF Goods suitable 10
Gentlcman's wardrobe.
They will keen constantly on hand a well seectea
duck II LoTHS. cAssIMERES AND VEsIINGs,
which they VIII make up in the best style OF Workmanship
ami To suit the taste of The astidons' iDey res
pectully invite the affection OF their irenos ao '"s
hc =, ,he;r e.,ablishmedt as il is the intention Oh
10th parties to serve all with everything in their line
having in view rule that governs trade and business
men in general, by which they hope to gain liberal
share of the public patronage. ,.ne,
WIN CLAYEY.
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CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res
"A pecfully ask continuance of the patronage 80
long bestowed upon him. TO the new and in
this connection he deems il proper, to ask all who
indebted to him to forward and settle their nc
counts without delay.
Therenre many claims of long standing which, must
close up and IL is expected that nll who know them
selves TO be indebted will pay attention this notice
Jan 8--dts s. DIUGUID
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TEAM nj RIFLE WORKS.
~ JOHN T. ROGERS has removed his MnrbleWork
corner Of MAN 9th streets wherewillbe founo
u fine assortment of Egyptian Italian and Amer;ca,
Marble, Monuments, Tombs, Grave Stones. Man,sl
Pieces Of every description WaP lates, Fronts. &c.
Any design in carving executed in the neatest ma n
ner. Orders from the country, with city reference
rompty attended TO.
Mr. having served his apprenticeshipin one of the
largest establishments in New York cty and HAVING
much experience in the business, atters himselftbn,
a work executed at his shop will give as entire satsac
iion as any done North or South.
Richmond. july l4-lpd
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u SCULPTORS g. MARBLE STONE cur
aERs' Formerly Of PhiadeIphia,) Main It,, Lexng.
cry va; and Main St. Salem Va keep on hand and.
Sshs 20 order at Northern prices, Egyptian, Italian
me,a ana virginia Marble Maotles plain and orna
den Vase. C"",S iomhs' Head and Foot Stones Gar
Tops made TO any size at short notice. All work a,
DC 0oxea up 70 go safe without extra charge. -
sh % dne nrm Is an Architect and General Design
81 70 'ne monumental Art, and will furnish anv des,
from the plainest to the costly by
line to US, and all work done by us will give n, anrp
satisfaction as any done North or South '"'"'
Feb24-d&c6m
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!. UNION COOKING RANGEs.-Th

- DNAON COOAtNG hANeEs-lhe
- subscriber has just received from The North, few
- more Of Pond's Improved Union Cooking Ran
ces for wood and coal, which for economy and
nience have ganed for themselves such eelebriy-hat
they rapidly taking the place Of all other arrange
nenis for eooking purposes
The water cask, for kecnng constant supply Of hot
water without any additional fuel is upon the per
feet PLAN Also hot air fixtures for warming additional
ooms. be attached IL desired. Personal attention
given TO the setting of them and oil warranted to
operate Ia the perfect Thousands OF ref
erences might be offered but examination OF them
the store Of the subscriber is sufficient satisfy every
Of their superiority any other fixture.
mar9-tf q. y. BLISS.
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II ADJOINING TIT POST OFFICE, IYNcHnuno
VA.,-J b. GADDESS 81 BRO, Prop,ietoys (for
merry Of baltimore keep on hand aud make to order
IT yr't4 N rices, Egyptian and Italian Marble Nun
Ties plain nnd ornamental Monuments, Tombs Head
and foot Stones Garden Vases, Counter Table Bureau
aud Wash-stand tops made any size at the shorte.
notice. Also, door and window sills
ANY order, from town country entrusted TO u.s. viii
he aitiuly executed with snt atuess and dispatch ut
Aug l3-dts j. Is. GADDESS' 4 BRO
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FRESH SPRING GOODS.

WE in receipt OF our Spring purchases,
w consisting of Cloths, Cassimeres. j. lesings OF
The first quality, such seldom find their way to this
Market to which we invite the attention OF gentlemen
desiring such goods. All goods sold and made up by
u.s. give entire satisfaction in regard to
ii In ste md work mnI chin. Also. fine
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Feb I8--ts

las. B.. EDWARDS, Iho"a y. - ~,
Fall and Winter r ashiOns for s52-'3
LNDWARDS & PUGH, 3 doors ddope ). IT, Meen ana
Il oDposue s.. b. Thurman, Nam 81 Lynchdurg. Va,
have Just their stock of Fall and Winter Cloths
Cossimers and yestings which consist of the latest
Styles aud finest quality of French and English manu-.
ucturers, and will be MADE UP to order with warranted
workmanship and fit. My old customers and the pub.
lie generally are invited to cnll and something
md beautiful. JAMES b. EDWARDS Agent
sent 25dtsl For Thomas c. Pugh.
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nnr 1-lltf.

tIsHlNG TACKLE, xc.-Fishing Rods,
l. in joints of Lace Wood and East India Bamboo Of
all kinds and prices. Reels, &c. Limerick Kirby, Vr
gina and Spring Hooks silk, hemp and grass Lines, flu
ished Snoods, bait Boxes &c. Also lot of English
Hunting Whips &c, which furnish to dealers
Baltimore prices. VIM. b. & G, FISHER,
March9 It's Opposite Frnklin Hotel.
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MOSES LACY.

NEW CONCERN.--Thes subscribers have this
day associated themselves together for the purpose
81 conducting Ge~erat Grocery Commission and foT-
Td1d'ng business under the firm and style of MUR-
6 ELL d y 1RAI'TON, and have taken the house Tor
merry occupied by Messrs Echols s. Pryor. next door
TO Mcdaniel q Hurt, Main st., Lynchburg, Va.
we Will keep constantly hand large and well SCI
lected stock OF Groceries, Liquors, Tanners Oil Do
nestle Dry Goods &C., &c. in fact, every article u"
naliy kept in grocery establishment.
All of which we will sell on as good terms any
house in the place. THOS MURRELlr
ian 3-d&cts WIN ii STRATTON
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l)AkLOk TABLES am now offering
=. beautiful variety OF Parlor Tables consisting of
Marble top, Centre, Sofa ard Side Tables-also eood
stock ct Mahogany Gard Tables, and Ladies Fancy
Work 81 ands, of various patterns.
The Ladies particularly invited caand see them.
April 25 is A. WINSTON
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INHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE
specially to Gull the attention of the citizens nj
iynchburg and the adjoining country his large md
splendid assortment of BOOTS, SHOES
CATERS. &C., of his OWN MAKE ~z5
~ am which are WARRANTED OF THE BEST QUAIL
TY AND OF SUPERIOR woRKMANsuIp
Persons wishing to have good and durable Boot o.
eh9c orthe present season. will do we'll call on me,
as am determined To Please both as regards ouali,,
and price. t'"'
Don't forget to call at the three doors above tho
franklin Hotel and Immediately opposite the Citizens
Savings Bank. r H GRINAIDJ
dec Its
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/ NNCHBURG FOUNDRY. --THE bust
- ness heretofore conducted under he firm Il T
d G.s. DlUGUlD, will continue in future ur'.
style of
DIUGUID e. BROTHER
and they take this opportunity To return the,, in,k
me public tor the very liberal patronage ~ tho finn
1T & q. s. Diugud and beg con ;,,inne. %, !, p
same.
We have on hand a lot ofToRAc co Sonhws Nm rsrs
rtsa Tobacco Finsheriu,t gottenup lhugL md Point,
all descriptions, Mill Gearing wrought aud cast
T!reshng Machines, &c e., 81
J. T. DlUGUID,
Jan Dts q s. DIUGuID.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
XCE SIOR.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE.

LYNCHBURG CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
"HERE may be found the largest and best got up
w Stock Of Ready Made ClothIng ever offered 10
the citizens Of Lynchbure. Our stock comprises
ry style, quality and color Of Dress and Frock Coats
Business Goats of various styles Plain and Fancy Cass
mere Pants Of every color and quality magnabe Plain
and Figured Silk. Satin Mar-aes Vests in endless
ri"y-Aiso, avery large and select stock Of furnishing
Gpods Umbrellas, Carpet Bags, Trunks, DC, DC,
ALSO
Cloths, Cassmeres and sestings ofthe finest fabric,
made order in the latest style, and the shortest
notice. Good frs warranted in oil the Clothes
returned. HATCHER, LOCKWOOD d co.
apf5-ts
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To Contractors.

kONCMIT1S.-Aiany Public Speakers Min
- listers and Singers prevented by an attack of
this troublesome disease from performing their necess.
airy duties.
| BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS remove all i,r
| laton OF the Uvua and Tonsils by few hours perse
| Verahce and at the same time improve the tone and
compass OF the voice. consequently very much used
~ those VINO have OCCASION and always with success
| ID. Il. LYMAN.
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w ANIED-Good Plow makers can get gooe
g.. "agesa and constant employment from.
- us D1UGUID & BRO.
Butte record., 1853-12-31

BILLS VI EAtnANHE.
On Adams Co., in all the principal cities of
the atlantic States and Europe, and payable
at the following banks:
f. W Clark and Bros, St.L ous; Mechan-
cs' and Farmers's Bank, Albany; Utica City
Bank, Utica; Bank Of Syracuse, Syracuse;
Bank of Auburn, Auburn; Bank of Atica,
Buffalo; Rochester City Bank, Rochester; G..
Smith & Co, Chicago; Alex Mitchell, Fire and
Marine Insurance Co., Milwaukee; Michigan
State Bank, Detroit; Commercial Branch Bank
of the State of Ohio, Cieaveland Clinton Bank,
Columbus, Ohio.
Highest price paid for Gold Dust.
Sight checks on Marysville, Sacramento,
San Francisco, and all the principal towns Of
California Deposites received, special or 9TH
erwse.
Collections made on all parts of the Atlantic
States and California. And all other branch
es of Express Business promptly attended to.
The latest dates of Atlantic and California
papers. Subscriptions and advertisements
received for newspapers and periodicals fr &c
Of chargs
A special messenger is dispatched with ey-
cry treasure express.
SAM. ". LANGT0N,
octl2 DOwnieyille
Butte record., 1853-12-31

CHARACTER OF THE TURKs.-The
temperament of the Turk is phlegmatic,
and he is disposed to quiescence and In
dolence; but, under the influence of pow
erful excitements, he prsses from state
of insensibility into the most unre-
strained violence and excess. The Turk
is habitually temperate. He never tastes
the forbidden Juice, but yet he can {" get
as drunk as Christian lord" He is
mild and grave, but when provoked he
is infuriated He has little fanaticism,
but when his religious fervor is kindled
it becomes brutal frenzy. He is not
habitually cruel-he is sometimes gen.
erous and humane but he is Of all men
the most remorseless in his cruelty. He
will not luxuriate in the agonies of an
enemy, and trample upon his vietim-he
has little taste for the mode of exquisite
refnements of revenge; in this respect
he displays more of the demon in his
worst excesses, than either Frank or
Greek But then he butchers with less
conjunction, and with more entire
contempt for human life. His eye never
pities, and his heart never bleeds. Age
or sex excites no commiseration in hun,
wh9, on slight proyocation, or from pol
icy, dooms the wife Of his bosom to the
death of cat, and his children to the
bow-string.
The same insensibility to the higher
attributes of human nature displays itself
in the smooth-faeed perfdy with which
he can inyeigle, in order to destroy, his
unsuspeeting victim-perhaps his old as
sociate or guest. In fact, alike in his
pleasures and his cruelties, the Turk is
an impossible animal-coldly voluptu-
Gus, and coldly cruel deliberate alike
in good and evil, less to be dreaded when
choleric than when concealing his emo
tions; not intolerent far less so, as a
Moslem, than either Greek Or Latin !;
not ungrateiul, not inhospitablc, not un-
kind to his dependents, not incapable of
generosity; but naturally arrogant, sens
ual, and implacable, knowing no medium
between the despot and the slave, too
Butte record., 1853-12-31
ALDEN'S BRANCH,

SANSOME STREET, IN THE TEIIAMA HOUSE,
- San Francisco.-Persons desirous of enjoying the
luxury of an elegant table, spread with all the luxures
of the free from dust noise and crowds and in
genteel neighborhoOd, can be accommodated at the
above establishment. The celebrated RAPHAEL,
whose superior in culinary science cannot be found in
this city, has been permanently engaged the chef de
cuisine and the patronage OF all The ladies the Te
hama House, well as hosts Of other customsrs is
sufficient guarantee for his in catering to the
palate of the most fastdous The best Of Porter house
Steaks, Mutton Chops &C &c. cooked to order at all
hours md in superior style Ice Creams, Blame Mango
and other light refreshments suitable for ladies' use.
Separate rooms for ladies and private families.
au4 lin w. b. GOULD. Proprietor.
BARRETT Il SHERW0OD'S,
16l Clay street. san Francisco.
n. B-Quartz mixed with Gold. suitable for cutting
the nett gold value. novi2
Butte record., 1853-12-31

Mosr WISE AND RIGHTEoUs JUDC-
MENT.-A few years ago, there lived in
Middlesex, Mass, rather an eccentric
gentleman, who occupied the judges
seat. Upon one occasion, there were
two men arrigned before Judge s.,
charged with disturbing the peace. No
l, upon the usual question of " guilty."
plead guilty to drunkenness.
You were drunk, were you - said
Judge S.
eyes, sir" replied the prisoner.
"What did you get drunk on, sir :"
Whiskey, sir"
What sort of whiskey, sir :"
New whiskey, sir, just warm from
the still"
So you got drunk on new whiskey,
right warm from the still, did you -
C Yes, sir"
Mr.. Clerk, fine that man ten dol
lars, and Imprisonment in the county jail
for the period of one month"
No 2, being arraigned, plead guilty
Also"
You were drunk, were you, sir, "
asked the judeg.
Yes, sir"
What did you drink of, sir :"
d" Brandy, sir"
What sort of brandy ;"
Peach brandy, sir"
What old peach brandy :"
q Yes. sir y
How did you drink it ~
With little honey, sir"
"What sort of honey, sir ;"
Nice, strained honey, sir"
So you got drunk on old peach
brandy, and nice, strained honey, did
you :"
Yes, sir"
Mr.. Clerk, fine that man one dime :;
the court would like little of that itself. v
This same Judge S. had very wild
son, Bob, who was constantly on spree,
and upon being brought up one day for
drunkenness, the judge cried out
is that our Bob ~
yes, sir" replied the clerk.
Fine the rascal two dollars and
costs !" roared the Judge; "I'd make it
ten dollars, if didn't know that it would
come out of my own pocket -
Butte record., 1853-12-31
JOS. GRANT & ARM. GUYoL:

HDIONEER ENGRAVING ESTABLISHMENT. -
Il The subscriber having made extensive alterations
in their establishment, prepared to execute
ders in Wood, Copper and Steel Plate Engraving die
sinking, stens plate cutting, door plate engraving
bossing and copper and steel plate printing, view Of
buildings and stores, wedding and visiting cards,
rial and county seals engraved at the shortest notice and
Stationery Newspapers and Books by the latest arri-
walls. In the Wood Engraving department they think it
only necessary to mention the OF Mr. A " :. An
thony so long and favorably known TO the New York
203 Clay st, next door to the Post Office,
novl2 NJ. PELOUZE.
Butte record., 1853-12-31

nRLEANS HOTEL. SECOND ST, sAcRA-
" MENTo Having taken charge of the
long and well established Orleans Hotel. the
undersigned respectfully informs the public
that he has made such arrangements and i'm
provements as will render it the best hotel in
the State.
The sleeping apartments are of the first
order-good beds, clean linen, and well ven
trated rooms The house being fre-proof rem
ders it particularly desirable
The Bar is supplied with the choicest Ii
quors and served by superior tenders
TheRestaurant is under charge of one of
the best caterers in the State. Every luxury
Butte record., 1853-12-31
BENTCIA IRON WORKS.

STEAM ENGINE. BOILER AND MACHINE SHOP
THIS Establishment is now in successful
operation, and offers to the public facil-
ties equal to any in the United States. for
manufacturing or repairing Steam Engine- Of
the largest size, Boiler Work, Brass Casting,
Mill Gearing, of the most approved patterns,
Bloom Iron, Cast Iron Columns, Window Caps,
or Entire Fronts.
Contractors and others will do well hy pa
tronizing this establishment, as thor work
will be executed with greater despatch. and
at LOWER PRICES than at any olaer manu-
factory in the state.
The company have extended ,.leir Piers,
and erected large Crane for the uceommo-
dation of their customers.
For further particulars, apply O.
EDWARD FLINT, Agent T. II. s. S.
Butte record., 1853-12-31

EFTO THE PUBLIC.-There has recent
ly been presented for payment, at tn STAGE
Treasury, about SIS 600 fraudulent Comptroll-
er's Warrants. The blanks and signature of
the Comptroller is undoubtedly genuine, hav-
ing been purloinsd from his office.
The public are hereby cautioned against
purchasing warrants until they have been
carefully examined and compared with those
that are properly and legally filed up and is
sued
Any person familiar with the genuine, could,
by even the sloyhtest eqamination, as the fill
ing up, soguature at time of register, &c,
are unlike any that have been issued from the
flee.
1t is believed that few, if any, more are in
circulation, for had many of the blanks been
obtained they must have been missed, having
been, with bonds and school warrants signed
in blank, as we'll as other evidences of indebt-
edness issued and awaiting delivery, often
kept for some time before called for and Sc
cured, where they were daily under the notice
of those employed in the office, and as well
protected as they could have been without
necessary safes or vaults, not yet provided by
the state for that Office. The redemption of
any of the fraudulent warrants by the state,
would be impossible, as the numbering, date,
filling up. and other proofs, on tehir face, of
their illegal character, would at once be de-
tected. WINSLOW S. PIERCE,
novl2-6t. Comptroller of State