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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-13

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SMlTA'B DY6PEP6IA COKDlAI1, 1or
hility, Terri Iavss q 81 dissssss s1ss fion De-
c2n1lv1cA56a 80
hsrsey certify thstI hsve .sed Df. wiiAan q.
most bsneScial fessltsl sesalsr Il Ne esiy s1ss
care 1T Dyspep.ia. and wculA recommend any Per.
son salietsd with list dlsssse T. - 4
PsnADs1ssfA. Nay s issa
Iwo9id .1v!ss az Who sse aaliets4 With Dsseepds
With that lisssss tirss J..as dsiins Which dine
Tried everything that eould Be feeommsnded, md
..thcss relief One ssttls efshs DysPspsia cordial
healthy . hsvs ever bssn. hsss wisas.ssS the
same eject on others Isensider ths . ssstais cure
Tor DJspepda. HEHRy DUNLAP,
Coaehmaksr. Is Crown It.
PHILADELPHIA, March 18th, 1855.
Dr. SslrH-pesi Sir; Your Dyspepsia Cordial bed
Hsvins suffered With Dyspse.,. q, soms time, :.
lsv. given IL 70 several Of ny friends ana in,srs.
Youn truly. wv. YrrcH.
Wsshins tom House.
AIEWR Du VA
auz-Sm Agents for Richmond. Va.
T,HE only infalllbIe Medicine Known
= BURROWS ELIXIR vITA-lThs original sr.
tsS0 An PeAlsy hSotSA on0 k0W0kt0it
taos are proverbial-in 70 many instances hsyins
rssed from the very verge Of the tomb the subjects
Of diseases In their most terrible forms ~ testimo.
malls of the most exalted character from Individuals
and institutions testify. In the descriptive circular
may be found ono from the Masonic and Odd Fellow
Lodges Of Norfolk Tho medicines able to give relief
are numerous and valuable but il persons willing
70 suspend their and submit to course Of ELK.
IR VITA, cure 1T once can be effected in ord nary
cases, only one or two weeks being required, and
those garded 81 utterly ncursble only three
weeks. 1t viii thoroughly purify the blood. In
serofula, Rheumatism, indigestion, kc., it stands
alone. fts action on the Bowels, Liver and Kidneys
are direct and efficient. DEPRIVED humors In the
circulation affect the vital or1ans. course OF two
or three weeks will relieve the system of all morbid
matter, reaction ensues incontrollable appetite
with high and vigorous health the result. In deep
and heavy colds, that often end in . rapid decline,
nothing 10 comparable. For mercuriai and syphtie
diseases 1t 10 truly the only medicine known, not
leaving vestge of the disease. Pursue the course
above, unless the bones have commenced decaying
If %, at the end of three weeks suspend its
weeks, recommence, and at the end of three weeks
the body will be restored to its original health.
We hsve just been put In possession Of liberal
supply Of the above invaluable medicine, the won.
derful curative powers of which proverbial.
PURCELL, LADD l. CO..
JACKSON B. WOOD,
0RUBB6 q APPERSON,
70 2-1y Druggists.
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EIGHTH ST ENGLISH SCHOOL.
SHALL resume school September 18th

l SHALL resume school September 18th.
Il This Is the 18th year have taught school and
my fifth on 9th street. a. teacher Of the Enalish
Primary brsnches-Reading. Writing, Spelling. Geo
time have been literally patronized. now re-
solicit the same favorable considerations; promising
and intellectually, that they may leave my influences.
wiser, better, steadier boys tLan they were when
they came to me.
issue minute reports of progress and Of con.
duct, which all parents should scrupulousy examine
and compare together a. they come in at the close
every week. - --s...7
TERMs-$s per quarter. Entrance always for the
whole session. H. P, TAYLOR
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
i The following negroes absconded from the
Coke Mines,i ia Henrico county. Yesterday mornins
their apprehension and delivery at the Mines, or in
any jail in the State
GEORGE, black negro, feet inches In height
u old intelligent sprightiy locking generally
smiles when spoken to-mouth small for . negro
raised in Charlottesville, and lately taken out Of Au-
gusta jail az runaway.
SPENCER, q black negro, feet III inches in
height. very wide the shoulders dswrsh but
very powerful looking man, q years old-a burn on
his left arm near the shouIder-wde mouth-low
forehead. almost invariably smiles when spoken to
He raised BY John Hart Hunt. In Pits lvsnia
county 70 26-dts JNO. j. WEkTH, Ast
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ROARDING-Two families can be ac-
- commodated with large and desirable rooms at
the PRESCOTT HOUSE, two doors above the
Farmer' and Virginia Banks. Location convenient
to business
Several young men can also be sccomms lated.
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POEMS VALUABLE LONDON FnT

The Works Of VIM Covper. Vol,
plates. Bohn's Edition-&l. D5 oouthey.
The Works OF Philo Jndaus the coptemno,.r-z :,
yosephuA Translated from the 0reek IN r % o.
Yonge. Vol. /. Bohn's Edifion-eI25
Henophon's Anabasis and Memorabilia Tr.n.,..
ted By Rev. 8 Watson. n A n. r 8. L., With !
Edition-el25
lambs Specimens of the English Dramatic Poets
Bohn's Lond. Edition-el IS
Life Of the Right Hon. Ed. Burke By Jas. Prior
Esq, y. 8. A.. he. Bohn's London Edition--&l
New Volumes arg received By every steamer.
Complete sets Of Bohn's Antiquarian, Ecclesissti
Classical and Standard Librarisa for sale at
ocl2 kAND0LfH'S Bookstore and Bindsry
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- ID now receiving, and will open on
S !nS a 3s!Iss; e. Fan s.,vy q IAsa
- plssssd % - her Cd sasies ~ "a the vsb.
lie, assuring thsn she win have The nose approved
st3isA eelsctsd ~ hesnlf q tbs North, snd male
up Ia this city By youne Ladies Of acknovledsed
En- equal 70 tat csu b rot - It the Ncst6 =
Her sssostment cenesss II pant Of oIlk Vslvet aad
Straw 6ONNEIS: OF every Style: RE IONS,
fLOWEkss HEAD DkE6SEA PLUMES, Wells.
Hair BRADs. FRONTS and cUaLs.
DRESS CLOAK aad nANTlLLAS made 70 order
ia the latest and most fashionable manner.
oc DIV -
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M oDONALD'S REGALIA MANU-,

M oDONALD'S REGALIA NJ ANU :
Nl FACTORY.-Ths subscriber wonld respect
fully announce to the members of the various Orders
that he has changed bis location to Locust Alley OPP
posite Odd Fellow1 Hall, where he Will have i'm.
proved and increased facilities for tha manufacture Of
~ ~ aiSds Of nE0ALIA. COSTUMEa, BADGES
TO DO Of a. good quality and as low In price a. rem
any other similar establishment In the Gnjtsd tafes
-. a. EDWARD MCDONALD. Agent,
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
~ AT VALENTINE COHEN,g GOMEZ IN
skoAD AND 9Th sfS-Hs yius on hand an snt;re.
bought Ut the present low rates am enshieS y, ~
fer great Inducements to purchasers M euStnmsre
and the public are respectfully solisted 70 aivs M
at " COHEN,S Cheap Stors
ce5-2wA Corner Broad ana 5th "a
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS he

.....t "a dsfs.sion is Ill - ssi,vsvs y ms a.
bright mulsfto woman slave, ne1ed L0uleA Ne.
RAE, bslonsiDs 70 the sstses OF EdmasA nirehstt
aeca Lhs abcve-asmsd slavs Z aecss = y.sn q
Nth husky hair and lace considerably p1esd skoss
her eyee. ohe hos besa hyiag ID shs 6mtly Of NJ
3. y. Allen, Of the city of 1tehmond, 70 whom 80
was hired Cor the present ysaE. snl from whom sAe
nm away ebont three weeks ego. Her ecn TaH assy
and wns advertised ~ No several mcnehe EGO snd
Rish9ouA aa1 that they will endeavee q eeceRe g.
eethex q tone 81 he Nerthesn eg1leA reg - sne
fxo1 re- 1 1'..i 49,, Il. g
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TIlEACHER OF FOREIGN LANGUA-

Il GEs.-sIGNOR ANTONIO GEORGE just
arrived from Paris begs leave to inform the citizens
of Richmond, that he will give Instructions In the
French and italian Languages either In private les
sons or In class.
Usher in these departments, upon reasonable tcrms
He has spent most OF his time IN Paris and under.
stands the language perfectly. He feels confident
that he will give entire satisfaction.
Orders may be left at the bookstore of Jas Wood.
house, Main street. at Harold Muray's Broad 1t !,
corner of 4th and Broad streets. oe3-d2m
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e WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.,
"a &c-RAYMOND& ALLEN, No 144k South
EsIze End street. Philadelphia. formerly OF Rich.
Dond, Va. y respectfully invite the attention
Of their friends and the citizens of Richmond, Va,
generally, to their new and well-selected stock Of
Fine Watches, Jewelry. Losketes Medsliions, &C.,
&c. Customers visiting Philadelphia will find it to
their advantage to give us CALL 81 we are deter
mined to sell on accommodating terms Is any re-
tail house in the country
N. BAH kinds of Watches and Clocks repaired
in irst-rate order and warranted to keep coed time
Jobs of every description on Watches done for the
trade on very reasonable terms.
RAYMOND ALLEN, 144a South End st..
ae25-d1m Philadelnb;.
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ERANKLIN PAPER MTLL.-Belvi-

y dere Manufacturing Company are now prepared
to execute all orders for PRINTING PAPER ofany
size or weight, at the shortest notice. Also Straw
and ManelIa Wrapping. The Mill having been
thoroughly repaired, we can now furnish paper for
Book and Newspaper work of a. good quality az any
Mill in the Union. All orders must be addressed to
RICH'D D. SANXAY,
Secretary Belvidere Manufacturing Co.
TERMs-An sums over 500 6 months Tor city
negotable psper, under 9to0 cash. re 29-fs
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February. lNsTRucrons:
~ d. LEE POWELL.
ROBT. MORRISON. fefRx
@. PER6fCO 81
MADEMOlSELLE vAS8AS
Tor further information address
MRS. GEN PE0RAM or
ROBT. J. MORRISON. #
- i--eotl5O Hichmond.
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ARLINGTON HOUSE,
W. Nc c r e r Y, PROPRIETOR

THIS new and popular House offers SUI
Il perior attractions to the travelling community
and resident Boarders The House and its situation
is the most pleasant and delightful of any Hotel in
this city. The Proprietor solcits share of public
patronage.
Price for transient Visitors. q per day.
se 25-d1m*
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~ FOR 81 LE-A fine Northern
A TROTTER, perfectly gentle and kind in
harness; and the finest TOP BUGGY in the city
sold only for want of time to use them. Apply at
the American Stable. se i5-ts
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OFFICE VA. CENTRAL X. r. COMPANY}
RICHMOND, Oct 6, 1854
NOT1CE.-The Annual Meeting of the
~ stockholde's of the Virginia CentrsD Railroad
Company will be held in the town of staunton on
Thursday. the 9th of November, 1854
Stockholders going to and returning from the meet.
ing, viii travel on the Cars free of charge
OCT j, GARRETT Treas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-13

~ A DESIRABLE PRIVATE RESI-
- DENCE FOR SALE.-The house now occu.
pied BY Dr. e. G. Cebell, on Grace between 9Th and
vsnienty located with respect the business part
of the city. the public Offices market and many of
the churches. The buildings new and efficiently
commodious for large family, conveniently ar.
ranged and supplied with gas and water.
Apply to the subscriber.
oc 4-1m HANCOCK LEE.
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SPOTT & MILLING, WATCH.

e SPOTT & MILLING, WATCH.
&a MAKERS AND JEWELLERS, Broad Street,
EsyA, Shockoe Hill, take occasion to return
- thanks to their friends and the public, for
the liberal encouragement they have received since
they commenced business in this city, and to say that
they have taken the new granite front store, No.
ZIG, Broad street, few doors above their former
stand, where they are now opening new and select
stock Of Watches, Clocks, Jewelrv and Fancy Goods
With an enlarged stock and superior manufacturing
accommodation, they are prepared to offer increased
inducements to customers.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired as usual and
satisfaction warranted. Sc 4-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-13

x-Are now ssndisG ~ descv;rfios ef Goods 10
Wamizgfcn and Fat<fsepks. N c., and % ala pieces
90 the line, nrd contiguous 10 the Wnmtnston aad
Raleigh Railroad.
ducements to shippers.
rVr Charges INCIDENTS and sniform. ~
Ol1ce under the Exchapse Hotel. - l9-eod2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-13

= PLANO EOkTE TUNING.
Having made arrangements with
II hi NJ Mr.. Rufus Morse. who has been IA
vorsbly known for many years,
Piano Forte manufacturer regulator and turner, to
take charge of my PIANO WARE ROOM, am
prepared to receive orders for Repairing Regulating
and Tuning Piano Fortes In the city, upon the most
reasonable terms All orders will meet with imme-
diate attention. VIM. A. BUFFERS,
Boob seller, Stationer and Piano Forte dealer,
re l9-Im l51 Main street.,
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E y E7EEB{.9Esn NOTICE-RICH-
g.NkYMOND AND pANvILLE
RAIL ROAD.-On and after this date, the Passenger
train will leave Richmond att A. NJ, and arrive at
arrive at Richmond. 4S6, p. M.
oc5 R. E. HUGHSON Ticket Agent.
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
8 c 81 Il FOR VS.,

EN0LISd AND CHA D4tCAI
b G III q l. FOR BOYS,
SHOCKOE HILL
Fourth Street, beticcea Broad and MarshaH.
THE second session 81 this School will
tinue 70 the 18th July following,
Prof II. J. CHRfsTiAN will attend daily, to &C.
dst In the Classical and Ma hemasicai Departments.
TERMS s:
One half payable In advance.
ror Junior Classics and Mathe "a co
For Senior do do,................6 80 90
For Common English Branches 20 90
For Primary destruction. IS 90
g ss1sos.iso:. e. /. &. SLATE pa..i.si.
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~ FINE HORSE FOR SALE-He
6Ais years old warranted sound, and the best
FAMILY HORSE in town-sny body that gets him
will say he ID prize-may be seen at
seq EARNESTS Stable.
~ MULES! MULES!-I beg leave
60to inform the public that / have located N.Y.
self in the city of Richmond for the purpose Of self
ing MULES. have fine lot now On hand at the
stables of Mr.. Blankinsbip and will continue to re-
ceive every month from SO to 100 head suit the
mand, direct from Kentucky. All persons wishing to
purchase such stock. will do well to give me call be-
fore buying, a. hater mysefit will be to their In.
terest a. am prepared to sell ON the most accom-
modsting terms. JOHN T.. CRAYCRAFT
Int
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BUSINESS HOUSE On N AIN ST.
II FOR RENT.-The large and admirably srran.
eed building on Main street, adjoining Kent Paine
Kents new store, and recently occupied by Nessrs.
Pemberton and Brother, il for rent, and immediate
possession may be had. ~
Its location and srran cement render it decidedly
one of the most desirable houses In the city for
lar . busne Q.
se % TAYLOR T. WILLIAM8
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-11-04

POETRY AND SENsE.-A college professor
once asked a student at recitation, "why has
a monkey no organs of speech? The stu,
dent scratched his head and gave it up
'Whv," said the professor in the slow and
drawling manner peculiar to him, 'the answer
is obvious cnou.h-its because he has mt gOt
anything to say" five were asked to give
IN single sentence. the reason why the mos,
OF what is called poetry" is so utterly stupid
inane. and worthless, we should answer at
once. lit is because the writer's have not cot
anything TO say Poetry not less than prose
requires thOught-a chosen chronological
connection-"a beginning, a middle, and an
end"-and mainly for want of these it is so OF:
ten stale, flat ard Improbable" IIolme:
says, with full understanding OF what he i.
talking about
'Ior many stanza, blushing like rose,
Would t,rn 10 fustian. if resolved to prose;
How mally an epic, like gded crown,
some cold +:rItic dared to melt it down,
E'l IN his cruehlc shapelc>s mass,
An oince 9i gol1 leaf 10 pound of brass ~
lake heed, therefore, We scribblcrs of verse
and never attempt to say anythin. until YOU
have something to say. So shall YOU turn
your fancy to truly sensible anil poetical ac
ount-Eyston Post
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Letter from Fanny Fern to the Baly
Convention.

Nrw YORK, Thursday, Sept. %. 1873.
Mr.. J. Paist-Sir: In thanking Won for the
60 mpliment paid me, BY constituting me one
Of the committee to award the premiums at
the BABY Convention, would also express
my deep regret that nv present ensassments
will not admit Of my leaving New York
Nothing would delight me more than Is visit
your beautiful city, which have so icns'wi.h
ed to see, and the added temptation you hold
out, in the shape Of babies, is almost irresisti
b!e. God bless their little sweetncsscs! Bus
how conld choose? I, who love everything
in the shape Of child-who believe that .hcv
arc all who are left 10 ms of Eden. who never
come into their presence without feeling
snch As dcvoat Catholic must have, when ho
crosses himself before the image ofihe Virgin
Mary. How could choose: -houll turn
from black ewes to blue. from bluc eyes {"
grey. from grey to hazel; I should I've led cap
tive by a dimpic, fascinated by a rinslct. on
rhantcd 10y rosy cheek or a snowy shoulder.
NV dear sir. should be as bcwilIcrcA - a
bee in atcn acre lot full Of roses. Please a.
ccr mybc>i wishes Tor the success Of your no.:
Il. beautiful and admirable enterprise
May the ana,hcmas ofn disappointed moth
er haunt the sleeping or waking dreams os
the awarding committee.
Yours, very truly, FANNY FERN.
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Foi. he (njekuninn.
GEORGIE'S GRAVE.

Tread lightly DER this halowed earth,
When here You chance to come,
Nor ever speak an idle word,
4, j. our GcOrgic'S tomb.
:'wee. be his ~lcep, hi, work i, done,
We would not wake him now,
Though death iia, set his icy seal
lpon his >ulc>S brow.
HI was sou too pure for earth,
Too pure to brave it, storms
Softly a smiling chcrub came,
And called our idol home.
Quickly our birlling pluned his wing,
For the bright throne above,
And there among that radiant choir,
He sings the song oi love.
Then lightly tread above this earth,
Wien here You chance to come,
Nor ever breathe Il careless word,
Around our Georyie'> tomb. y. L. l.
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AUTUMN WOODS.
BY WILLIAM q. BEi MT.

HY WILLIAM &. BEi MT.
Ere in the northern gale,
Tho summer trcsscs of the trees are gone,
Tie wo,,l- of Autumn. all around our vale,
Have put their glory on.
The mountains that inf"ll,
In their wi, 'c sweep, The colored landscapes round
Seem groups If giant kirs-. in purple and gold.
yh,, ,,,,o,, the cucl'Sated ground.
Ir,.,, ,,,.. wo,, that crown
r,,o ,,,,.,j ,ho,,. tho ~; 'glcd -plcn'lorS glow,
Where The CAV company of I've '"'N ''''""
ON the green iicl,.- below.
Ny steps are rot alone
IN these hr.h, w.ih-; the -wce: soutll-we :"
play.
Flc> rtl-.lnc. where The painted leaves are strown
Along the winding way.
And far in heaven. the while,
The sun thai sends that gale 10 wander here,
Pours ont on the fair earth hi Iuict smile
The sweetest ofthc year.
Where now tie solemn shade,
Ver,,ure and gloom where MANY branches meet:
So graceful, when the noon oI summer made
The valleys sick with heat
Let in through all the trees
Come the strange rav :,he forest depths are bright
Their -,,nn v-cno'oi fl,r" in '|'o ~ '--~''N'
Twiuklc-. like beams of light.
The rivulct. late unseen,
Where bickerin. through the shrubs its waters
rum
Shines will, the image ofits golden screen,
And clinmeringS of the .un.
But meath von crimson tree.
Lover 10 listening maid might break his flame,
Nor mark within its roscate canopy,
Her hlu-h Of maiden shame.
q, Autumn, why 50 soon
Depart the hucs that made thy forests glad;
Thy gentle wind and thy fair sunny noon,
And leave thee wild and sad.
All I were lot too blessed,
Forever in thy colorcd -haIcS TO stray;
Amid the kisses "fthc soft south west
To- rove and dream for ave;
And leave the vain low strife
That makes men mad the tug Of wealth and power
The passions anl the cares that wthcr life,
And waste its little hours.
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WHOLE NO, 9Ol.

wrought Your place shall he a. my dear
child has said, in my heart ; and wc will mutu-
ally forgive and pray to'be forgiven
Jessy smiled.
That is all I have hoped and prayed for
she said, family be mother to her as vou'
have been to me, and let the future maze Up
for the shortcoming Of the past
And she turned her face towards the last
rays of the sunlight streaming in through tho
open window.
\ bird sang on the tree just opposite; the
waves murmured pleasantly among the shells
and the seawcedon the shore, the sun sinking
down in his golden sleep, flung one last stream
Of glory on the marble brow and locks OF the
diving girl. 1t was word of blessing for the
past and baptism for the future. Jessv held
her mothers hand in one of hers the ether
claspcd Paul's and Estella's held together
Blessed by love- she mu.mrrcd. redeemed
by lovc-O God, save those who tr,st in Thee
and for Thy sake pardon othcrs-Thou whose
name and essence are Love and Mercy.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-11-04
NEW POSTAGE RATES.

The following are the present rates of postage or
I'M CALED,'NIAN. a@rccahlv to the law Ot the | y
;nlirh went INTO opera lion on the l>t o October
Within, the County uf Cale,!onia-FEEE.
AT any , lice within the STATE "f Vermont. whci
'rRErAlD. IL cents per nnnu;n. or )! cents per quar-
Ter "i three ny. nth: when UNPAID, % cents pc,
annum. or s; ce.. t>pcr quarter.
At anv .tEe. ,,,, of the State. 26 cents per annnm
,'rri n.> per quart, r. when rEtrA'r and 81 cent
1'r an'l'i,n. - cents per quarter; whcn C\rAr.
~ rim, ,L.,rr,o Hnf f*"ts'rt,rs. byp,, pomnt
,.,. rim. en-, ,,r;r, th, r p,"rs in til, %'He at Ia
- nssu,,: r;fLout NJ, STATE, % cents.