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The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-16
Tall Nurse-Seyen Feet Six Inches-A Mniue
Production.

The Maine giantess, Silva Hardy, has been
engaged by Mr.. Covert, to travel with his concert
troupe. She is native Of Wilton, in Franklin
county, Maine-is seven feet six inches in height
is rather lean than feshy. yet weighs three hun
dred and thirty pounds-is nearly thirty years Of
age. and is still growing. She has heretofore
maintained herself chiefly by service in the ca
pacity of nurse. having the reputation Of being
a most excellent one; but. for few months past.
her health has not been good enough for her to
practice this vocation.
Her mother is said 70 have been below medium
size. and her father not above it. She was a twin,
and at birth weighed but three and half pounds.
Her mate did not live. She has always been an
unusually small eater, and accustomed to labor.
Her figure is not erect. Like too many tall
people, she seems to strive To appear shorter by
assuming something more than the "CrecAa
stoop," which has the usual effect Of making her
look taller than she is. Her complexion is fair,
her eyes blue, and the very modest and mild ex-
preston Of her countenance is said to be true
index TO her character.
We assured that she never AS nurse takes
an FAINT in her arms; but always holds it in her
hand. Placing the head upon the end Of her
fingers, its feet extend toward the wrist and with
the thumb and little finger elevated, she forms
ample ard admirable cradle-the length Of
her hand being quite equal to the whole length Of
an infant.
She is unable 10 pass ordinary doors without
STOPPING good deal, and it is said that for con-
venience she usually puts her thimble and other
little articles upon The casing over the door, in
stead of upon any lower object as a table or
desk
/ An amusing Incidents told Of her, which runs
in this wise, and which is said to be strictly true.
\ While she was passing through the kitchen Of .
( farm house one day with large pan Of milk IN
each hand, her hair caught upon hook which
projected two or three inches from the ceiling.
and held her fast She could neither stoop TO
set the pans down, nor raise her hands to dis
engage her hair, and was compelled thus to re-
main until her erie. brought others TO her assis-
tance.-Portland dryus.
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TELEGRAPH TO TIE PAcrFIc.-Aecording to the
Baltimore Sun, the subterranean telegraph 70
the Pacific will undoubtedly be made under the
bifi which has passed. The enterprising con-
tractors. Messrs. Alden d. Eddy. assented to the
bill in the form in which il passed. 1t gives them
simply the right efsway. without any grant Of
lands. But ie also relieves them from the obligs-
ton which they had offered to-assume. as con-
sldera:son for the land grant, of doing governments
business gratis, 70 the amount Of S96, 600 wear
Henry a Wise. the Democratic candidate fof
Governor in Virginia, and who deyotes greas
portion OF every speech he makes In abuse OF the
Know No.hings. In the late Constitutional Con-
vention IN thai State voted To exclude foreigners
from tie Office OF Governor Of Virginia. and ~
the Constitution Of THAT Democratic State they
are excluded, and By the Constitution Of Demo-
cratic New Hampshire Catholics are excluded
EF Our Dragoman at Constaniinople has sem
to the Patent Office, for the public good, oos
hundred bushels of superior flint wheat. from me
vicinity Of Mount Olympus. which VIII be as
tribu,ed this winter and spring for experiments /"
different parts Of the country. There are aiso
expected seedlings of the famous wheat from ne
farm Of Abraham, at the foot Of Mount Carmel
and the celebrated Cassabar melon seed
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Every one Of the new Senator's are opposed 10
the repeal of the Missouri restriction, and Will
vote to re-establish it. We believe that New
Ha,npsbire will elect two Anti Nebraska Sena-
tors before the meeting Of the next Congress-
By the way. it is rather curious fact that the two
raoAneies existing IN New Hampshire should
have been occasioned by death, Mr.. Anterior and
Mr. Norris having died while in Office.
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Effect. Of the Late Blow-.ShIp Burned
6c.. &c.

CHARLESTON. Dec. l3--The ship Con6ordia,
from Mobile to Liverpool with cargo OF cotton,
was totally destroyed by fire on tho 26th Novem-
Der. as she lay aground off Key Saecas. She is
insured in Boston for $4,000 and her cargo is
valued at $s2, 600. The wreekers will save about
$50 bales of cotton, in damaged condition. The
captain and crew are at Key West II ~ lsss
The ship Arabella, from New Orleans tor Bor-
deaux, had arrived st Key West In leaky condi-
ton and cargo damaged. s--e e1s9aa
Ship Layinia, Captain Adams, arrived at Key
West on the Both ult., having been ashore at Loo
Key, and having narrowly escaped being lost
She was libeled for salvage. Ee ae
The brig Samson, from New York, struck off
Whiteheads, and was much damaged. She was
libelled for salvage.
The schooner FLYING Arrow arrived at Key
West in distress, the Both inst, with deck load
of molasscs stove i'll. rs=- t..4 sa....5 Is ls.
Brig Ocean Bird, a days from San Juan for n.
York, had put in in distress her crew being down
with the Chagres fever, and unable to work the
ship. 5 rg ...E ta.F. z+r n. c.rse 4
The bark Mary, from Honduras for London, with
a cargo of mahogany, ashore at Loo Key.
The brig Isabella, from Mobile, FIR New York,
with cotton, went ashore on Honduras Bay, Cuba,
and was in the hands OF the wreekers.
The above report is by the steamer Isabella.
which has arrived here with dates from Havana 10
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!.
CONFECTIONERY ot r#t uasrA crs
wAss.skaIex traursday Niglt.)
The Executive, sh< sesiAte lie snpssahe cos,rs,
and the CouSb Clnsns, arestiii wiihsnt intessss
To the lover Of excitement. The House Of Repre-.
resen.atives alone attracts attention y i no. ye, or.
faverablcte an early organization than at any for
NOR period since the session began The thirty.
nationaf men appear dstefnned never to give ~,
aud Of the hundred and twelve members who nave
voted for Ranks in the Of the proceedings,
there are ninety WIN are immovable ana VINO are
determined to held out to the end ct the term Of
two years--and then to answer 10 their constnu'
ents. These men affirm that whatever talk there
may have been about ether subjects Of controver-
sy the true issue before the people at the time OF
their election the condemnation OF the Nebrus-
ka bli-the declaration that there should be ''no
Slave territory--no more Slave Statesefs This Is
what the Republican or Free-soil party stand on {.
The Democratic ''seventy-six' contemplate the
scene with much calmness. .'s ia ssltF* "
Why don't they make an arrangement I" is Of
ten asked I am told that n member Of the House
today charged some of Nr. Banks friends with an
attempt TO bride him, by saving to him, vote for
Banks, and your friend so,and-so, shall have the
printing and you shall be chairman of the commit
tee on printing How can there be an arrange.
ment when men are so qualmy as to refuse an of
fer like this Yet think that If Congress is re-
cd, there would be little difficulty in making an or.
ganization. 'The Speaker for you, the Clerk for
YOU, and the Printer for you" might be easily said
by the parties having the strength collectively TO
carry out such an arrangement i e
Parker IL French is said to be in this city, /
know not how truly; and it Is said that he comes
to this capitol an accredited diplomatic agent from
the present government of Nicaragua cannot
undertake TO say how acceptable such a minister
may be here but certainly there are reasons {as
shall inform you in my next for regarding the APP
proach of this gentleman in such capacity one
of the practical jokes of the season.
The Republicans" talk somewhat of the clerk
ship, and say of DIR. Cullom that he shall have
much support from them as he is now bringing to
| them--whieh is significant of any thing but good.
Dir. II. b. French issa candidate for that Office; and,
| astonishing it may appear, is regarded by his
competit rs as formidable.
have to-day seen cane sent from San Francis
co by number of personal friends, as present
to Senator Rusk of Texas, 'he friend of Califor-
mia, and especially of railroad to it, This cane
is of wood called ''3iansaneta, is strongly
bound with gold, has q gold striated. quartz head
which opens and exposes a variety OF gold dust
and pulverzed quartz and gold &c 1t is valued
at five hundred dollars. Senator Rust highly APP
preciateS the compliment, Of which he is assuredy
most deserving. A decided party nan, he is yet
ever fair, and just and courteous, and kind.
a. b. G..
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ROMANCE AND THE PULPIT.-I nder this head
we published day or two since the fact that a
young Presbyterian minister, of Philadelphia, who
resigned his charge in Philadelphia to marry a
divorced lady in Virginia, had been refused by the
lady On account of her desire not TO separate pas
tor and church The Baltimore Patriot of Thurs.
day says the parties to the affair are Rev Mr. Mil
Ter, formerly of Frederick Md, and son of the
late Professor Miller, of Princeton, and Mrs. Nc.
Doweh Of Virginia, formerly the wife Of Hon
francis Thomas of Frederick co
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What Nexff

The New York Express says that there isa place
Of worship in Broadway mot Trinity, nor St.
Pauls, nor Grace Church, that ha. just had pla,
cards hung at the inner DOORS like anice cream
saloon, with this notification, in big, scowling,
black letters strangers requested not to take
seats then follows. in the smallest sort of ;ype)
until the sexton directs them to a pew The
ne II thing We expect to see. says the Express will
be Private boxes for families" and reserved seats
until the end OF the first act, theatre fashion,
20 tfn,pOrn O. naOres !"
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Latest from k.nsas.

CHICAGO, Dec. l3-Mr. Parsons, of Massachu-
SETS who left Lawrence Kansas Territory on the
Sd inst informs the Chicago Tribune that 700 men
were under arms in Lawrence and 3lS Missourians
were at Waukeso Greek, seven miles distant, with
rifles and cannon.
Mr. Parsons met company of Missourians
bearing arms Just over the border the it'll inst.
They had baggage wagons and stores with them.
On the 9th, he saw another squad with the cannon
taken from Clay county arsenal. They were
swearing vengeance against the ee-5oilers at
layranra
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&C NE sPoS pEHCE OF THE DIsPATCH-
PORTSMOUTH. Va, Dec. 18TH 1855.
According TO promise, give YOU detail of the
launch Of the ''frigate Roanoke
AT =. d.. the signal agreed upon, Qhe Aneri
can standard placed on flag staff OF ship house A }
was distinctly seen floating gaily and in triumph
to the western breeze; and many and eager were
the hearts that beat thrice happy at the sight for
twas TO be the natal day" OF sn American war
steamer, which perhaps in after years may cause
the very ocean to culver beneath her laundering
batteries, and say to the worli the spirit of our
ancestry still fingers with the American people .
At 10 o'clock, A NJ, thousa nds had collected in
and around the ship house iat contained the YES,
sci, and upon the ships in the stream. viz the
pennsylvania" "t nted States" and sist Law.
renee" all Of which were moO-ed near the spot
The ship y. A. Parks, Qately Launched by Messrs
Page d Allen,) lying under the Navy Yard sheers
a!1orded an excellent situation for many to witness
the procoeLin IS.
The hour of high water at length drew nigh and
the guard with measured tread, passes the wharves,
ias the earpose OF keeping the impatient crowd
OUTSIDE the hawsers which Were intended TO hold
the steamer. Shouts of There she goes" are now
heard from all sides, but she still remains stationa
~. AGAIN the shout goes up-now tbs true, she
has moved slightly, but hardly pereeptible. Now,
however, her spsel u qulckenef, and amid the huz.
Ears OF hundreds AID the roar of the guns of the
can 'ylvanii. she. glides with ease to her destined
element. Lsaa as her bow touches the water Miss
fannie Ha1t ssaIghter of the constructor is seen
" "o' &upAt MT ileiad, bottle OF water from the
foanes2 riFtA and dash it on the PROV of the gal
ilnt steaer. with the wsrds success to the Roam
Oka" - :
AFTER everything necea sary had been completed
me hands of the yard wore discharged for the bal
ance of the day. ia Yours &c, v.
/, The Norfolk. Argus Of Yesterday, says:-"We
learn from pefsons who were on board when she
went OIL that severs, If tn principal deck beams
were broken, and that on account Of the opening
OF the scans, the water rus he'd in great quantities
t'iroush her planking> We hope, however the in
jury is not rs great repo rted Two new &c inch
cables We're parted la sauJ.ciing her, and she did
not stop in her invaaaous approach to the opposite
shore, until she MAS firn5 embedded in the soft
mud Inc waiea pouring in eopiously, caused her
bow TO settle rapidly, ans it is thought she will not
DC gotten Oh without considerable difficulty
Her lcagth is 26i feet inches being AZ feet long
or than the PENNSYLVANIA. Her model is very
heaafral and When hrhshed she will be one of the
largest and most magnificent steamers in tho
world Fl. ta =, at - =. ! =
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TIE PORTSMOUTH ORPHANs.-The Council os
Portsmouth at recent meeting appointed Win.
chester Watts, Holt Wilson and DR.. G. w. Pete. a
committee toproceed to Richmond and make suita
bic provisions for the care of the Portsmouth Or
phans, until they can be taken home
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COMMERCIAL.
Richmond Markets, Dec. 18th, 1S5

FLOUR-There transactions; dealer. await.
ing effect of the Baltics news at the North.
WHEAT-The market is heavy. Sales of prime
white at go four months and interest For cash. we
quote good TO prime red $1&5d 30; do. white ) 80
dEl95 Market closes dull. and lnlers buying spar
nsly, and hardly any of ordinary descriptions. Two
operate to depress the nlarket-decne abroad
in the North, aud the scarcity OF money.
CORN-Without CHANGE 3od85 cents for new and
old .tfLE
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Baker,s Trial in New York

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-the jury in the case 0
Louis Baker, charged with the murder of Bill
Poole, has been discharged, being unable to agre,
upon verdict When discharged they stood a
follows: for manslauglter L murder 9. aca:littal 3
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JENNY LNn.-Jenny Lind recently paid a vi
10 faris and created quite a sensation The fair
vocalist, however, for some reason or othes. has
never yet permitted the Psrisians to listet to the
eaqni"ite tones Of her Voice. 1t is stated shat dn
f'ng her stay at the French capitol. s.s mas seen
one night at the Comic Opera, but remained only
until after the first act YS''
o,iy t,rs writer sayss-->shs rare,-
only TWO or three times to ss,e went out and
SoTfag 10 maintain 81 = curing the day, endea-
Ifto, Saa tVnnir -, erywlere the strctest incog-
atfeG - g away soon she recog-
yam a. added that two or three distinguished
rs succeeded in obtaining an interview with
Jenny, but she listened to their compliments with
out frowning, but it was impossible TO draw from
her an answer. She did not speak word not the
least fnonosy Liable. Her friends say In excuse tina
she does not know French but this is a fable
Jenny Lind speaks French As Well AZ any Germa,
Singer, not excepting Madelnoiselle Cruselh,'
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commercial.

New YORK, Dec. H.-Flour deolinsd-State $3.50;
Ohio $40; Southern S9.lG. Wheat dropping
Corn-Westeln mixed 99c Mess Pork $50. Beef
aud Lard unchanged. Whskey quiet.
BALTIMORE, Dec. l4--Breadstufs heavy. Howard
Street Flour 1895; City Mills SS.5o08.62. Wheat
lower-Red $l.200l90; White Sl.92dl9j. White
Corn 1890; Yellow 76d82. Provisions dull.
HAvASA, Dec. Sugar iir,n. Planters looking for
higher rates. and buyers unwilling to yield.
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Fatal Afray.

RACINE. ILL.,, Dec. 1l-This evening = German
lawyer named Mauel stabbed Frenchlnan named
Gill; aud killed him instantly. Gill was q printer.
Maucl was arrested
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:, M y!:h,ssh.nsaAp $780, (.1.ssy..
peri Ct snd advance this most ukoul science On&Nf
The No1Nt wonderful iniproveIiienfs t$ho Ambroty
SsF fhaepsrreotype plate slsass - constructed
rruder them imperioss to wntrE dampneW OF -
kind md the most truthful and beautifuA ever ~
ducsd By the photographic procesA UnlifA the -
sfyle Of Dssuerreotypes. IL dossslet bs
ject bur represents every thing in its true position
and being without the glare Of the Daguerreotype,
may be in every light They be- taken upon
any size plat87-a life sge picture being proiuced with
the same facility the most dituiuufises Photo
gaphs paper In oil colOrs, H. another most bceu.
ful ard useful improvement, which can be magniied
and copied from the smallest Daaerre0types regard
less Of their age life size, and equally % dura
BILE the finest oil paintings while the liksnesscs
infinitely superior Thus for q small onfhy NJ
now have life size picture Of ourselyes superior to
an oil painting, much less For this and HlHny other
advantages the recent improvements have dsyelopsd
we are indebte to the genius Of Mr.. WhitehaFst =
Many attempts have been made by other artiss, both
in this country end Europe to produce these pcfufes
In the beautiful style Of the originator, but no has
been uniformly successful; and We would advise
those who DESTROYS of procuring likeness
of themselves TO cali Mr. w. They will find his
reasonable those of similar establishments
and depend upon his work being finished in neat
and durable nhnrier.--- baltimore D;spdfch.
His Gallery IN Richmond is at 2, MAIN STREET.
do bit - 81 'tF ttft
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~ Letter from the Rev. DIR. John C.,
McCabe, of Hampton, Va.

HAMFTON, VA, Oct. TO, I855.
Having had occasion to use BAKERS PREMIUM
BITTEas in my family within the last two Yeas, in
cases of dyspepsia and nervous headache can safely
say have never used any remedy for these distress
ing maladies with signal success as this. / have
ever carefully avoided nding any of the
Gus nostrums with which the country flooded, be-
cause believe in majority of cases, they do more
tried under my immediate observation, and produced
such benefc results do feeat liberty with
-. -H JNO. C. McCABE.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD Co, and Druggists
generally. = III &C 80
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WM. H, POWERS. Ast.
TT Choice Old LiQu0rs..-f3rnndy, Dari
and Pale very choice IS Q. r, brand. vintag,

1850. a..-.s-4 VI -st -fsss
Choice old Port, Madeira and Sherry Wines
Scotch aud IIish Whskey, something extra
Old Jamaica and st. Croix Rum .-ss
ztscheidaII Holland Gin t-t. ~
O.d Bourbon, Summerdean and Mountain Rye
Whisky ' - sf :
and Cigars For sale by DUDLEY & CO.,
de lD-iIa* " Main st.
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HuJsou River.

ALBANY. Dec. 1.-THE steamer for this city from
New York, to-day, met with considerable ice in the
Hudson River, on her way down; consequently nc
boat leaves here tonight.
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WITHDRAWING NEWS
REpoRrEp FOR THE pIaIAxCH..
CensressIonsll.

COngrcaNIomMls
awAsHrsaToS, pee. fA-~sENAfE The nenats
M mor,llng after receiving memeuais, gtSng ne
mo o. House stosiaYatSd ave bsllols ID
Speakef. "a ~
ON the last ballot the candidates htood a. fol-
lows:
y. Banks. CAhl Mass. ..l0S
VA. Richardson, DEM nl...............s4
H.. ~. Fuller. lwhigl Ia. -. -. 49,. ...4
Scattering. ss......s..s.s4 r.
After the second ballet Il Mas moved that when
the House adjourn, 1t adjourn until Monday.
This motion was lost
There IL TO be meeting tonight Of the Anti
Nebraska and Anti.Administration members, for
the purpose OF conference II is evident that no
election can take place under the present plan.
The friends of Banks express their determine
declares himself TO be in tho hands of his fiends
1t Is limited that Fuller's friends and the Demo.
crafs may unite, but that is doubtful. = = +
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~ Ladies, Preserve your Teeth, avoid
the agonzng toohache aud the horrors of the dental
forceps, by the habitnal use of DowDENs DENTAL
FLUID. II prevents the formation of tartar removes
all acrid secretions restores the gums beautiful
RED and healthy condition, imparfs whiteness to
the teeth, refreshing aromatic flavor to the mouth
and breath recommended by the principal dentists
and physicians of this and other cities superior
any preparation in For sale by Purcell, Ladd 4
Co.; Bennett Beers; Ade Gray and all druggists.
Oc f-d3m -.tsF : .7-stata '-fsti - -
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r. Mauchester COTTON and Wool Manu-

featuring Company.-The annual meeting of the
Stockholders of THIS Company will be held on THURS
DAY. the Goth instant, at IL O'Clock, NJ, Mt the office
of the Agent, at the store of Wiusto K Powers. in
stead of at the Exchange Hotel announced by pre-
vious' advertisement. .-. x -.s.5,s-5s
de ibid N -- WM H. POWERS, Ast.
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- q E8sss4ssag si6sA s4sasss st.sa. 5srssss5s
4sa gsi'hssia ~ sB,l aIGl
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wDry Goods for the Million, for cash

~ Dry GaOOUB Tor the WlIJfOn, LOT cash
only: l' -
Ceases Fast Color Prints at 81 cents worth 10 cts.
case at cts, suitable for comforts Huilts &c.
4 cases best Merrimack Prints, fast tblors. : s'
cases Bleached and Unbleached Cottons; cheapest
in the city. @ f.5 ..Fey ....-~s r-.sl
$50 Ladies' C!oaks, in MORE Antique, Velvet Satin
Cloth aud Merino of the latest styles, which am
selling at IS per cent. cheaper than they can be
bought elsewhere. s 60 ~. {.
Ladies' Dress Goods of all kinds. " +
Grape Shawls, In great variety.
Dress and Cloak Trimmings, comprising the newest
des gns at half price. 5H.ra TEir nt
Bed and Negro Blankets; Linseys; Pulled Cloth; Bed
Tick: with the usual assortment OF Dry Goods.
Remembe the place is N. EZEKfELS,
Cloak and Mantle Depot IS. Main st., E
: next to r. K Whites Ladies' Shoe Saloon.
deS-l2t s4s; 50 tfs$tt ~ 2 ''7iF 'ss
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A MAMMOTH PoRkER.--M. l.. Sweet, Of Grand
Rapids, Mich, has a hog whose live weight is lao'
pounds. lie measures nine feet from the end o
the snout TO ihe root Of his tail, and his body i
three feet deep. q. 80 -t ri Z L sts. Fssz e
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A SEAsoSABLE- PREsENT. - Miss Margaret
Mitchell. ON the last night of her late engagement
st the Peoples Theatre, st Louis. Mo-, was pre-
scented by the citizens of that place with hand
soIne Of sable frs at the cost OF three hundred
dollars, and also magnificent act Of jewelry.
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~ Mutual BniIdine Fund and loan Com
PANy.-The monthly meeting of this Company will
be held THIS (SATURDAYl EVENING", at
O'clock. - ',*,rs ..g.A sfss ig.s {5slssfsSl
The dues be paid to the Secretary, in the Office
of the Company, from o'clock until the hour of
meeting. A. r. BURR, Secretary.
de lJ-1t - ft- s'@-
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