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hsppears from an article in the London Times, which
we copy, that France win be compelled TO spend mil.
lions 'erling-very nearly hundred millions dollars-to
supply the deficiency Of breadstu in that country The
Government has taken the matter ia hand for its erie
sence depends on H. and has sent agents and orders all
over the world 10 purchase -four aud grain Aud II s not
ony providing food for the masses, but II il underta
E'"S 70 give them employment Public Works being
constructed and millions Appropriated TO keep the labor
'ug population occupied Bankruptcy, under such cir
cumstance- would seem inevitable At no dis,spt dav
foreign war; by withdrawing the superauous mouths from
france, and feeding them by the plumber Of other coun.
tries, might defer the evil day.
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HolLowAr's Pits. THE NEST EyrrcIuAL RENEpY rcR
COMPLAINTS AND psoRDERs SruMAcm AT this
season OF the when thoee complaints prevalent
u.'e u no better remedy than uolo~sys Pills whether
preventative or When taken Ia moderate do.
anu ~ tho same time strict attention Ia paid to diet
worst cases will be relieved The prop
OF hese Pills restore the impaired tone Of the stom.
anu ,he hver Nothing good has been
discovered Tor the Of persons who fer nom lore
residence IN hot climates and they surpass every other
medicine for general family use.
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10 The Eii,o,, of he W1ig .

DEAR sIRs-The reason which Mr. Anderson assigns
Tor bis being enabled TO get higher price for "Cental
Railroad stock than the Broker may DO the true one
don't pretend 70 deny itbnt II have been correctly IN.
formed toe hfokers are tho very last people 10 the world
whom would suppose DESTROYS 10 epreciate tho value
OF that OF any other stock for am told lhat when
suck sells Tor more an $50 per share they get Tor
her services J doubfS what they do when II sells On.
der that price.
Il may be however that Mr Andersons was old stock
ana That may 70 some extent Tor tho differences
81 price IN bis favor for people will buy that stock which
they s"os IL " have diVid,Hd (sh'hv Is Entitled 10
or nof 10 preference that which they kao,o i, no,
70 hdT any, aud they will pay more for too; although
have heard whispered, thsts party who was not az
VIDE awake 70 his interest he should have bsen did In
one tdnee give very sharp fellow ~ much for some
new stock no paid for old and never discovered
hia mistake until disidsnd day rolled around.
Jan, 2stb, 1854. UENRTCO
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NEW foRr, Jan. 2s.-The money market is mueh .,.;
Ct. h.ehanga on London 93sasss Stocks are firm
snu all descriptions have advanced l2 to per cen,
y; 5. 6s, no sales Canton IS "a; Erie 70 7s Lam,
Island 80 Il" Reading n; Parker Vein 8 is: Cuubs,
land Coal 81 Nicaragua % Ia
ihe Hour market is not so firm "a yesterd,v and ,b
advance nndIr the Atlan:ics news Ia, no, hoan an
maintained Sales Of 5000 bbls at 50 rs 81 for Stat
to 81 as ~ for south,r m w. ''''''
wheat IS scarce and held above the views of buysrs
looe Tor mixed. Oats 80 62c. Ryo llsc Provision
are hrner: Sales mess Pork at tl6 H. Cotton Jul
buyers asking larger concession than holders are him
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RaIIrond 10 Cnmhr,I.nd.

Al alargs and enthusiastic meeting Of the citizens Of Cupb,r
land irrespective Of party held Monday
the 2Ibd % Dr. Robert
and william H. Clark seeretsTy.
The object Of the meeting having been explained By william
WILSON, notion resolved, That three
appointed TO dra resolutions Of the
log whereupou the following appointed william Wilson
DR. Thomas H. Bobnsop and John having retired for
short time returned and reported the following REGULATIONS
ulich we're adopted IN their order!
Resolved i That We feel deep inherent In propoted
scheme o. Rslroad from Richmond Jynehburg and
believe that its contraction would highly city
Of Richmond the country through which IL would pas apd
the State NJ iaIFs, " "
Eetoved end the extension Of the vralna and
TennesSee Railroad 10 Richmond the carrying the
aboye resolution into effect but ~ that
desire the eoulruetIon Of an independent Rhlroad.
Resolved 5rd That request ssnaor
seating ~ 10 the General Aslemby their best efforts
tain, during the present Session. such Legislative aoon
DO best calculated 10 accomplish the object Of the above reS
lions
citizens Of the counties Of Buckingham Pouhaan Chester.
neld be requested hold mettngi merit
10 their opinion regard 70 the pyoyassd aEOd
On motion oJohn Wson II resolved That the foregoing
Iegouton bv Teeonsdered much
there present who doubted the propey
ton, and wished the subject thrown
the Revolutions discussed cngth Djlug
and WINS Wilson opposing. and John r. Wilson, FORBES
Rockingham, William LurEs Others sustaining
oiutons hr original form being then called, with
but three dissenting voices
On motion resolved That the proceedings Of the Meeting
be published 10 ihs Mehmond snd Lgnehburg papers.
BR ROBERT HIyDERsoN, Pr,It.
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JoHN H. TnoursoSs LECIURE.--The Lecture Of this
gentleman, before the Young Mems Society Of Preio-
Toksbug, Is universally spoken Of In tho highest terms Of
commentator. The subject review Of Virginia
during tue colonial tmes,ho manners, customs &C., Of
the people, prolific tbenc ~ the hands Of one 80 eIn
nently calculated 70 do tho suhjeo justice as Mr. The
reviews and details a. most Of a. audience and
tho lecture was delivered IN tstye and with address
that lent an additional charm 20 the entertaining and in
structiyo snhjeet fred. Hsyad
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tB MOTHERS DREAsT C>OTIIs-These Cloth, will do
more to prevent Rising Breasts enre speedy
RELIEF to pain In the breasts Of purng mother arising from
cold other than any the vsrd
day. They May be without discomfort TO the mo-
Their and u procured aud during the period Of nursing
whenever any dsageeabe symptom Of hadness Inflammation
mo" any cause exhibits ITSELF theY give relief
and In every instance p5eye the Rising Breast There are
sands who suffer DEATHS during the period nursing Directions
for using these Cloths accompany them.
They are 70 sale exclusively by ADIE t 0RAY
Main a,,sa, ui.h,,,,, vt.ut.i.
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Vim. Z. DempSter

Composer OF "he May Queen, Lament Of the Irish En-
igraut-"The Blind Boy" and other popular Songs and
Ballads arrivedin Town on Saturday, and has taken
rooms at the Exchange Hotel He will probably give
Of his Ballad Entertainments in a few DAYS
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IHr sISArE SATURDAY, devoted the most OF tho SCI.
son 70 the further discussion OF the Gordousyie and
nyne"'urg hi'road connection. The subject was ably
discussed 10y Mr. TnoHis Of AleIads n favor ofthe
as' o. tue bIand by Mr.. Jones ofPeerburg agsns, IT,
tue vote being taken the I'LL was defeatedby vote NJ
N'' 10 nor' 20 The vote will he found 10 our regular
report OF the Senate proceedings Of th,, d.y
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Yours respectfully,
W. NAPIER, Lieutenant. General.

~ We are Indebted to the publishers, e,.s Dewitt
port, through the posness Of Mr. l. L. Smith, opposite
American Hotel for Of Hot Corn" BY Scion
Robinson, which has been CRAFTY cracked
All Point, literature will and the
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All EN- ENTS,
METROPOLITAN HALL
IMMENSE AND pRILLIANr SUCCESS,

IMMENSE AND BRILLIANT SUCCESS,
ONEQUALLED dT7RA C7ION!
MADAME AMELIA SIMINSKrS SECOND
GRAND MUSICAL SOIItEE!
nr,n .ue. ~ Amsrien.
NH ofths World present., hs ss P POL
:" The citizens Of Rehncn the kind
SECOND GRAND MI f MGs a rsrsRr.sursr
IN AMERCAl
On MONDAY EVENING. Jun. aOrh, 1884 !,
artistic, finer troupe. vocal instrumental 'e
N.rRuNETSAL SOLO PERFORMERS
HERR ThIL0w PiAni', to his Royal nehnrss The Tair Of
sIGNoS JOS BORA, Polo viOlini.,
Hfs f s&sS SA and r PS q
Bottesni.
PROGRAMME.
PART l.
l. soLo-Pano Porte-Ls Gsreo and La Bannanere-.re.
q. GRAND FANTASIA FOR rLurE-r.on n.insmay ayr" =
YOU'LL REMEMBER S 1 sss oa.Is sI pS
Milan Giri.-song, by Prof Mill,
pk ns srSS rSsey ssS9. Dos ir"
Mad. AMELIA srulss
i soho.p'sno Yo,'e-Le carnsra de Venice coupe..t
GRAND by r.unn scns born
ELIXIR Hss"Pcr Soa and sSi risSs
SCOTT ~ y snSr PUsaI and rss IM
GRAND SOLO FOR FLUTE, With v.rson."Ls ri Tis N "a
Regiment" Executed by Mad. AMELIA sIMIR
In S5ds5 to give all an Of hearing this great
To all parts of the Hail, the price admission will be
d. Music Jans.
street. without any extra charge zach ticket will receive
Attentive UShers will be In attendance.
Doors open at o'clock-to commence at O'Clock
NJ JAMES rSS = sa g.
him. %
MT 9. MAIL sTEAMsnIP ROANOKE, IraSes
SR4 %a %af6iR n. Ro SisSsf
Gtptlin Thomas StfnHerwn receive freight to-day
u psI.s s and s VI to s1s
o'clock p ~ same afternoon before which hour, Pas'eH
Ticket, and Be, III. ONCE. sOu,h Of the
taking ~, p for Norfolk ATsss the s,&s
snS W 10 the hour e PM fa',4sy
a. RoCtty AND COMMISSION BUsINEss.-The %
signed have associated themselves uhder the Arm Of
Commission Bu.Se. have taken the two rec
y 'fsa a. SssSSs fas sh.Is S H. . 81"
to their friends aud the public TO attend 70 orders
Richmond, Jan. ssza.,a 5 Rss'F g. H i VT
sW- Lynehburs vlrglnan will copy till forbid
UDERl0DICAL DRPOT.-J W. RANDOLPH can supp
Received J.su.y no.. q Bisstsood Cooley, Graham
.a HsG.i
nam. Brosnson Iioriiouurs Living Age Norton. G'ss
di,ooun, viii made those take Southern
=. - - 80 $3.50
o"- hgwIsnds superior Hum Isndl6s Ant Tor SAFE
~ i<So Dh'hNPokf, ALLEN
NJ OGfCE-Ths President and Directors Of the Glover
ssiIoAd Company h.ye declared D,yldsnd Of ten per
oat OF the poh OF the last months payable at the once
Company, on aud after the Ore, day q March next
,,so-a,r D. D. "oohpiDas, Treasure
- t2s,, ssn.,
n hi ns, l I've lrsUkANok UDnpArf of HARTFORD
~, company continues 70 tals t,aae, on ihl'
promptly sSju;ts S.''' " "0' any 0''' fo BHnBw
rrY, ,;,,, 5oyrcToa FisT T,is1t5 ,,,cr ,'o,,s,
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DIED,

OHASBFRLAYNE |a -
His friends, and The friends scquAatanessof Instantly
Isspe toly invited 70 attend his ers 10 late redenee 10
hssTieo, On Monday, Goth instsrt ~ ~ o'si
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If the ,raorous scamps at Washington Who in spiri,
no worhier than that which animated Judas lscarot
plotting the surrender Slavery of the free territory
Of the Mississippi, believed that majority of the North
would iail to sustain the movement, they would instantly
cease their camor and skulk back and should heai
more about il.
The worthy man INDUCES daily and at great length in
this strain his moral sensibtes shocked beyond
utterance at the proposition repeal the sacred Missouri
Compromise This is sensation with the Philoso-
pher-whcn the spirit Of that compromise violated in
so, for the extension Of white negrodom had no such
lamentations from this quarter little moderation
would be in better taste, aud argue more sincerity
The Philosopher also groans audible what he calls
tue nsoGut end audacious domination Of the slave inter-
eat in the Government of the country That domination
is his salvation and shat OF all who haze anything in the
hirelng States. In that portion of the Union Republ
cani,m those who look beneath the surface Is very
decided failure. The conservative influence Of the South
has thus GT kept of the catastrOphe-and seved such
men as the Philosopher iron; the consequences Of their
own doctrine.
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lHE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
RICHMOND WING.
MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 30, 1854.
To CORRESPONDENTS.
,slness muat he addre,.,eb a

ns Waio." ~ ~ "
Article. written on both side, paper will published
This rule lag standing ought TO be
IN be departed from Obituary notices eight
Hines are charged for as advertisements.
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RICYNOND MAREEry =.

IoBACCo-Rcceipts and transactions very light Thu
market Is bare Of all descriptions Common and miIn.
xinus are much In demand, and prices shade hirh,r
70 old logs % 80 to 90; common leaf 7 boios an
tmaanns 20 to so; good $40 to II 60; Guc manu-
R. wtnEAr-Priue White Is now worth &C. and prime
HESTER WHITE n,,, u...,
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MARRIED..

On the 2lst inst. in Washington city, by the Rev Mr.
bn'ler, Mr.. EUGENE CREHEN, Of New York city, to
Mise ELIZA j. SHEPHERD, Of this CITY "
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EloCEINs HORSES, yRLOorpgpys, oHrLDRys,s
- oip and Toy Weelbsrr0yst Iu,t received By
JAZZ " BpLKLEY co. Eagle square.
uET uHACELETs, CROSSES AND CUFF
- Pins Oori aod Corneiihn Ohsrtnst Amulet.
AlVs PEARL and She'll PoTtmonaies al great variety
laD bULsLyY cos 1871 MalnsL
EDLAfD IBISI POPLISs.- lev Dress Pattern, az
~ super Irish Popin', for sale ebespby
j,'o o. HARrwELL 4 90.
HpEHUvIAN GUANO, 80 Ton, Peruvian Oaaso, Tor safe
II az h,uSR maTtst rates.
jazz SUTTON WINSTON
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Delay your mind that sentence Of fools ph
Io'oPhy, that dis will we'll Of ITSELF you can cure
u with certain medicines dollars Beware how you tam
per with your general welfare
We Wild and vicious youths, Sy will persist doaag with
the Nv HdHdfing compounds daily pogereI ihsreby impair
Ing your appetite and dgesisn Destroying you mentally a.
well ~ phyealy, when be plea
SAINT nasdlelnest
We rates Of every and condition. ye suGsr
pine aud drag out miserable existence united for The roy
meEnd even ordinary pHrsuf Of Het You who
noyed and wish TO be reored health ygor By
at once pleasant and saeslua should MORRIS
success oronc dn's has been than other
physeisn OF hs day Many Who year, afflicted
with disease cunsquoneeI Renting from excess, been
re'iorsd TO hssh and vEor really
Should personal Interview b, objectionable your dest
In writing enclose ave dOsrssddres Dr. W. ~ HoRRIs
through the Post once, Nashville Tenn and package on rsdi
eine' securely put up, will tc privately dispatch
full directions Herewith, and no qteiions dStNd.
Persons living distance and afflicted with srroa Old M
GERS letter Cancers Piles, p,iua 10 Ano, arsy sciuss
eeets or any disease whatever % aggravated malignant
character cen DO cared At home By consulting MORRIS BY
lsI''f posi- paid enclosing F. Medicines pleasant and
SAFE sent per mall TO part Of the United BATES
Particular attention giVento the
ladies who may be AFFLICTED with Irregularities FLOUR Abu, or
ns ,r ~ ,s U S.., rans o. -. Womb would DO
oy ~ oa s.en nSs, ,,,,., m, o,
once Room No IT, Up sisf, 0'0'' street, a'sr ne 70"
| NEW CROP OHLEAHs sUGAR.-Tins qualify receiving
iaso JOHN N. GORDON 4 soH.
RA .nan1o.nL. HEAD, commlssien MeI;
sI ,sPa :',s, ne sc q ToBi6eo CORN wIElf
goods & they solicit Safi ri s a sSfSS e.. pub
/ nc generally. ~ M nARKsDILE'
Ja9l-ct1st April NJ o. RRAD
Pldtor = q D. AsP SPANISH SayAGrs
france stey Principal 81 French Institute the
heVeW ~ New York, and Professor Don YOsE
DohhaUkl from the Uryersty OF Bsreeons s?an beg Ia
nof s public that they arrived In thls city
reaid vlsh 20 ye for Lddt aud 0enRn, Dog Enin0
Ctdssss, and Prv NE faEfTcffon
n e. rs, y y ~ era mo-
most expeditions method Of earnne IA oystss
the dmeal,e. With which the studen usually obged
tend and enables him 10
and rapdy Apply al No. 2ot Main street. between 10Th
ufeeb. q. - l,so-dst
hSOlID COLOR sIEKS.-we have a fall assortment
| ani Figured do. 49,
Iaso @ HkRfwHLL co.
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Applying the Test.

| We have been told, since Geu Pierce manifested
such marked partiaty for the Freesoi Democracy
to single them for filling the Federal offices to mo.
nOpoly almost ofthe appointments north OF Mason aud
DiIons line, that those reesoers had repented of all
their sns-hai reformed and become worthy of full fell
lowship with the most rampant Southern Rights Demo
crats-though the Northern Democratic allies of the
South have at the time persisted in refusing
coguize the sincerity ofany such preensons repen-
ance Our Southern Democrats have chosen neverthe.
less, to trust their old enemies and along with the Ad
mnisratiou, take them by the hand in preference
those OF their Northern brethren who have hitherto
| proved true.
The test is about TO be applied TO those rtpentdn
and Treasury.fed Freesoilers, and the public will
have an opportunity of Judging to what extent they will
stand the test II is the purpose Of the Administration
to stand by the Nebraska BILL the spoils will be relied
upon as potent influence in buying up their scques
cence. But-the indications thus far very latter
ing to the entertainments that hope Boiling propensi
ties being shown already the part OF Democratic
fresso leaders, who nave been endorsed sincere
yers Those gentry might have been bribed with treas
ury pap to keep quiet for while had the Nebras-
ka question: something similar, arisen stir them up
But they giving their Southern confederates to
understand that it is asking rather much of them
than they all disposed to swallow Paying in
Southern Democratic friends The Freesolers have got
the Offices now, aud let the Administration dare under
take to make them dgorge It would have hot work of
tin the remote probability that Pierce, Marcy, Gushing
Co. should this question, be disposed loose
from their old cronies.
Old associations strong, and not easily severed
The demonstrations the Northern Freeso Democrats
making against the Nebraska BILL wlcsrry into the
White House and the Cabinet Gov Smiths celebrations
to the brethren in his speech the door of Congress
the goth inst for the purpose of getting them to harmon
ze, appears to have had good effect Neither his
treaties, his threats the so that il they did
come into "te hand of resurrection dig
them from their depths" of any avail The softs
took occasion to inform him that thumb should
be applied to them by any gentleman, by the Admins
ration. There must be showing of hands and
fear there is much trouble in for the Adminstra
ton. II is between two Ores.
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RANGE OF SHE THERMOMETER
AZ EyRR4S' BooiFfort 81 Main street, JInudry 2TM.
S"e aass 10 G1,SsslO't' so,slScs,
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HOUSE, OF DrLEOATrs sATURpAr.--Mr. DUN, from the
committee on Roads, reported series Of bills among
which was one to construct graded plank road rom
Richmond to some point at charlottesville also,
bill TO authorize the Richmond and DAnyilo railroad
company to extend their road from panye or some 9th
er point the main road to point at or near the town
Of Danylle.
Some resolutions OF inquiry adopted and peioDs
presented and referred after which the House took up the
unfinished business, being the motion of Mr. Barnes to
amend the report OF the committee Roads. &C. the
inetpedency Of reporting bill the subject Of Mead
amizing portion Of the Brandonyie and Fishing Creek
road The motion was to amend the report by substtu.
ting "eIpcdisncy" for ineTpCdicnoy." and it wa,
agreed TO.
motion, offered By Mr.. ninn, to reconsider tho vote
by which the bill To construct the short line Of Railroad
from Richmond to Charlottesville, and the substitute Of
iered thereto by Mr. White authnrsng the construction
OF said road by an Independent Company was laid on the
table on Friday, agreed TO- and the bill and substitute
were laid on the table, motion Of Mr.. White
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The Raseals at Washington.

sB Friend Greedy is in a furious, aud for Phi!oso
pher, very unbecomiDg rage. Here is specimen of hi
temper and taste
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fRipAr, Jan. 81. 1884.
Mr.. fuSsrxs presented the petitions Of citizens Ct
Clarke county for change tho Law In regard to the
registration Of free negroes.
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PROGRAMME.

PROGRAMME.
PART l.
l. solo-Piano Porte-LA Gareo and La Bannani.re-.,.
o on .Sn ,Sr,e,, M, -, -. HtHR TsnI
by Ma .WIi =. o., m,
a. THEN YOU'LL RIMEMbER ME"-Pron the op.rs b"h
milan Giri--Song,by Pc, Mil
T. pUErIo-PIom the March Moses in Egypt for yi"S
and Piano Porte-by sgnor Jos. BoAnl and lIInH I'm
o. DRINKING soNG-Prom Lucreza Borga-
Mi
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N ar hIR7FORD, COHREOTICOT-Agsncv al
RrpfThese Companies continue 10 Insure agins To-
age By IRE Dwelling Houses, Furniture Manufacturing Ea
ments and ali Winds Of insurabie property,
most favorable Any obsss which these
tain rSus taken Al the Agency will be adjusted With pr
ness and hbeTaty. II. BALDWIN, AFcn
iadD Ho Mai /.
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70 BH No s. 10 ProVids for The compilation oftl, Coz
sn9ion aud Ohio Railroad wv Wv
L. Belt enacted by the general assembly. tia, tho
Bosrdo public works be aud they are hereby authorized
10 borrow on tho credit Of the commonwealth in tho nods
prescribed by existing laws the money necessary To con-
suct and equip the Coyngion and Ohio railroad hut no,
more than one million aud Eve hundred thousand dollar
Per snnum are hereby appropriated for the purpose. Of
q Thi'sc shab Ia force from iis passage.
One million and half year untIle ,eorL is com.
Pteted! Was there ever sach legislation?
We do not SEQ how members o. the JeOisI,,, n
can vote for such BILL and face their constituents,
II endangers the credit of the State it exposes the
Treasury TO unlimited demands and so far from fur
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a ETNA LifE INSURANCE COMPANY oF HARTFORD, +
n HhCIJCUF-AgeHoy df RCiWoE5, 70
This Company continues 10 take rsqucs Lives NJ this Ar ri
on terms favorable as those Of any other company
promptly adjusted. II. BALDwll
jafO Agent. Z
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AIOGfCE,-The President AMI Directors Of the CioVeI
~ Railroad Company hAye declared Dividend Of
out Of the profits Of the last months payable the
Company, on and after the nr,t day Of March next.
D. y. woOLDIDGE, Treasured
n I.,
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PART H.
l. soL0-Piano Porte-Le Carneyai de Venice, conno,,s
rnu executed 6y signor o. born
n ,,x... . Mad. AMELIA sIsiIiIsEU
B. ELE2R DAMoR-CIaIny 4 HeIz--Por Violin aud Plane
foIte Executed by signor BORA and HFKR TH
T. SCOTTISH soNa-'Annie Lawrie" by Prof Mn
o. GRAND SOLO FOR FLUTE, with vAriAIons"La riIIe ia
Regiment" Executed by Mad. AMELIA shIIE