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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-09
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.
nsnIWG,s No. 1. .AMONIATEn .,rE

II PHOSPHATE OF LiME.-1ho attention If Farmers
and Planters respectfully called to the above tnahle
pound for Their approaching Spring planting.
The begs to bis friends and patrons that
they may always depend upon being supplied with aHfNu'
iNE AND UNIFORM AhioLr for he constantly superntcnds
In person. the entire of manufacturing and putting up
for sale
This article has been before the community for the
rod OF hNe years during which time has been analysed by
large number o the most fopnod Chemists In different places,
and has been tried by various Farmers nearly state
IN the Union with almost Perhaps nne nf
the best proofs of its value is the greatly nccas demand,
unprecedented In the history Of Artificial Fertzers and not
eqnacd by Peruvian Gusno itself which II possesses
much advantage from the fact of the ammonia volatile
matter in 'uano In this preparation being chemically liked
agent only dsspatnH itself progressively When incorro'
rated with the soil this available salt suphaic, nmRga
mated with soluble phosphate becomes lifted food for plants OF
all descriptions aud by them readily taken II Will be
found quite as active In inducing early maturity Gnano,
and much more durable and iong the soil and less 70
latilo.
As there large number of phosphaes In market
for the value of which would like to he responsible
earnestly request all purchasing To be careful TO obtain the
GENUINE ARTICLE, which viii be warranted by aeefcd
ted agents all of whom of acknowledged rcspeetaiiiS,
and to them hold myself responsible for the good character OF
super Phosphate. All packages win be dostnety brand
ed Consumers aud dealers will be enahlod to make arrange
menis for their supply utabc terms with ngenisas
with myself
MESSRS II G. HARDY 4 co, my accredited and
Sole Agents for the city of Petersburg.
dSricuard Chemist and sole Proprietor U,HfamsbHrs,
ia
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NOTICE.-Iiavng rurchasod Of Messrs Mcdaniel, iinri
~ Preston their entire stock Of Groceries and taken the
stand formerly occupied by them prepared to oier t"
patrons of Daniel Hurt Prestonou former
concern the public generally large and well selected
stock Groceries Liquors, Staple Dry Goods &C. which we
lowest market rat, for Cash or to prompt customers
usual time. -.
We will give particular attention to the COMMISSION
BUSINESS will sell all kinds country produce aud consgn
nens generally, will sales promptly, and cash them
desired will make liberal advances produce In hand
and III receive FORWARD GOODS at the usual rates
when deposited produce placed In hand to meet
charges. -. ...,..,,,,,
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uACuVNEs a vhcnt Fnn-.-

yuyIaKASIIINS: MACHINES n Vhfnt Fnh-'-
i H. 4 WHITTEMORE N BRO, are NOTWITHSTANDING at
their works on tho Basin, very superior IHRASiINO MA
luNES and FANS of mproN ed patterns and are ready TO
M orders AT short notice and reasonable terNs.
wanting superior Macbihes can aepe"a ont ,ng
such b personal application by addressing us throu the
Post Office =. II , 80 ...
enable terms .,,, ,,.. ,,u
rEp p, INT REAPER MOWER, at the manufacturers
price. -. -. -, ,
Those wishing obtain any of the above articles viii do
, ,-cl to send In their orders early rs possible
The reaper be examined at our W orks
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uhsssOIUTGON. - The Go-pnrtncrsbip Of
~ SAUNDERS IRBY having expired by limitation Is
this day thanks 10 old friends mud
their liberal patronage since we have been N bus
ness tho concern OF RBf
& SAUNDERS 80
Those will plcRse forward and settle
their early practicable as IL In very dcsira
bic to wind up tho affairs Of the old concern.
SAUNDERS Il IRBY,
NEW CONCEKN-The undersigned have
entered into partnership under the style and
firm BY q SAL NpERS for the purpose Of ransaeiing
retail Grocery and Commission business and
lately occupied by MesHrs Mcdaniel Hurt
Preston near depot oftho Va Tenn. X, H. where
tey pleaspd tie customers Of the former hrns
of Saunders ry Mel aniel Hurt Preston, together
with all others who may favor them with their business
j. J. IRBY
JAS. SAUNDERS.
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THE Pillow THAT BEATS TsaE WORLD.
BEST WORN WITH LEAST DRAuour
RTCH'S TENT PRF HTUM PLOW
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
IL y. WusCTEMORE 4 nnO., unnmfse

IL n. WsgGTTEMORE a. bro, WanmGsc.
lie TIRERS OF RiC1IS PATENT IRON BEAM PIoW.
Our Premium Hillside Improved Livingston leeksAll and
Eagle Pows and Castings Improved Thrasbng Machines.
Corn Cutting and Road Scrapers; also an i-
prov Double Action Pump, for Wells aud Springs
on THE BASIN, Lynchbnrg, Va
hereby rcrfy TINT have tried for myself Riels Iron
hesitation In pronouncng this nyal-
nabe nncn my opinion the best plow In and dos
tined beev O. place OF all othcrs when shall
become llorn generally known. JOHN HALLIDAY,
Nurseryman and Florist, near Lyncbburg Va
cns H. ISNcH ESQ., Of this city who has used the IRON
ow several months recommends IL as the best
plow bis friends H.
given the fullest liberty to refer confidently to him.
sep ITS II S WllTTEMORE BRO
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ulsT RECEIVED AND fOR sAIE'-
- 10 hhds N. o. and =. X. Sugar
% bbls tofe Sugar
10 bbls Pnyerzcd aud Crushed Sugar
> box Loaf Lugar
bbls n. o. and l.. II. MolaAaB
- bags Rio and Iaguyra 'nee
10 do mol Old Java
90 sides No Sole Leather
bales Cotton BEupburgs
puucHita
90 boXca Alnmantiuc aud Tallow Candies
10 boxes soap
20 keg, Old Dominion Nails
100 sacks salt, Marshall
10 blls Tanners on
30 pnif Brogan8
80 bids Rye Whisky
% bbs Extrniyc
20 bba Mountain Ryo
Together with general of STAPLE Dry Goods
Liquors Wines ,3c all Of which | dstcrmin,d TO acll
low for Cash, In exchange for country produce
JNO. Ii NSFORD,
Two doors above Acrco Il Mccianaian's old stand
mn 3l.ts and next % Murreli q Straon Main st
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DIR JAMES A. CLOPTON, WI" HHs rII I, rTDH |Io III
Years heen successful in curing CANCEitS W.
MORS SORE LEGS. &c, offers to Druggists aia. s
Farmers may be afflicted every remedy ~ m @ m
give his remedies tosetiei ""
u other remedies with correct dlaghosis
""' 9''' ~ JAMES A. CLOPTON,
st Louis, Missouri
s-persons purchasing DIR. Coptons remedies VII not
or,ittrd IN riy, them others Remittanecs oi Soo
,frcnuru,l, been made for box of the ointment
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srRaNa. EAsllIONs NJ ENGIE- =

AAnu ~ ri
&2k1DpNES BONNET AND FANNY STORE-aEVS
US Ladies lot YOU, that before the ~
80 oFh inst shall produce from three OF tho most-sss
fashionable tnbahncns York. tho latest styles of
Ionnets assured that thing that the
finger has accomplished shall be presented to you even
% the mnnicHt whim,
Twill say your pcrsonal qualification that the exhibition
of Bonnet In New York, will the 23d nst and m
that article considered only
consequently viii be before other article
of dress ahuuld be selected with much care.
sut the great variety OF tascH Is defermi
nation present great field Of variety only In lonnets
Mnnilcs and every variety Of Summer Coverings
Suffer children come, also for they shall not be-
oeir aa heretofore In Hats Flats Little Bonncts and Caps,
and Other pretty little traps
Very respectfully,
ma loda ALFRED s ENGLEDoYE.
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guNIE undersigned having sold their stock OF Goods "
Msssrs lrby Saunders, would most checriully recon
mend them former friends and patrons ,,,.,o,,
Dec A. 1s55 MCDANIEL, Htii fhEni'
inn Grts
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l00.000 AHnES nsIaE srnna. ,ANn .sNl Nv 4 Ms, y

lOO. 900 nGMES ntI,E ~ ,Sr,h 1872 NML WN wat IT,
the law. being issued am anxious
buy large quantity for which will the highest mar
kct price IN CASH.
VIII attend regularly the Courts Of ApponattoN Camp.
holt Amherst aud Bedford and occasionally Charlotte, and
viii nways the host prices for Warrants Any who may
have them will please apply to me before selling
prosecute usual all claims for bounty Ia nd Revon'
ounry Claims, claims against The Government Of tho
United States. ljo 7tsl t1lAh, v. bTATHAM
HOUSE AND SIGN PA1NJING.-u 1Us still
engaged inho above business aud a present prepared
undertake. MI kinds of HOUSE AND SIGN PAiN1iNu'
either In country, use nothing but the beat material
employ but good workmrn, md can therefore win
confidence all who fnvor me with Their work thn'
they rely upon having two done Ny charges are reh
sounl,lo and uniform. 80.
poaons country having painting to do would fnd to
their write before engaging Their work
all times ready Ia th.m nj The shortest notice
Grateful friends and customers for the worry liberal
heaow the ast Ave lhope TO
merit a continuation Of their tayora j, T. WooDSoN.
House aud sign Painter, LyncbburR. Va.
B-As the h NJ hRnd for tlonnng Ar,
would aay shall pay particular attention. this Nprng 10
Whitening Coorlng bard finished w nis and ocings 49,
fc J. Ada cim " ~ w
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x-IrkUTYPES PHOTOGRAPHS ID AG ERR EO,
TYPES-rhe above style of Pictures are taken IN All
their nertection M the Gallery of c. w MINIS ~ co
n s. TANNER would inform his friends and the public IN
general that he returned from the North after an W
months during which time he has secured
vho, regard labor every new and important
ut known Photographic art and is now pre-
parL 90 ,tnish who desire them, Nitroyp"s
Glass Photographs Paper or he DagnetfeoPpe, ~
hootooro ali of which will in all their briancy
and perfection has also large and beautiful assortment
of (;oL d LoCKETs BREAST PINS MEDAIIIoNs FANCY "a
sEs FRAMES expressly for the art visit to TINS
Gallery Is solicited whether Pictures desired or not
oory always omen and free to visitors Sundays
eepted ~ . - y,
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C,pRgNss STYLES READN-MADE eLO-
- THING AT THE IYNCHBG CLOTHING BAZAAR.
We are now receiving direct from onr own inanutactofy
comn,ete snppy of FIRST QUALITY READY-MADE
CLOTHING Every variety Of garment o the most ashoh
nhe anJ fabrics made in the best manne and
for sale at be found a our establishment
onr FTRNiSfiING DEPARTMENT is also complete aud
romprss all the articles pertaining to that branch OF
our business 1T 1854. =.
FRENCH YoKF SHIRTS This article, win our new I'M
we think in nicely OF h and equals In
every respect the heretofore offered Three fy collars
Rvrcn Bshop and Standing Corded and Plain Collars
Gau,e Menno Isle SILK and Cotton Under Shirts and Draw.
nrs Jeans and Drawers Kid Gloves Sk lhsie ana
Linen do. Military Gloves; Black White and Fancy SILK
SOCKS Merpo feet, Thread German English ana Amer
lean Cotton do Black Italian Cravats Fancy SIN 90 Lawn
ain Fancy and Embroidered Scarfs Cambria, Lawn and
SILK Pocket Handkerchc ready hemmed Dressing "o"hsi
Umbrellas. Gineham and SILK sun nofeH"S
BoYst CLOTHING, in EreatvarefE ,.--, -,
V,RGIXrA MADE SERVANTS CLorHING-A large stock Pc
eraug made Servants Clothing, to which we invite the at
n 4 nanufacturer planters and others having servants
20 oIo,be BURROTGiIS SHAfER Il co.
w "~ Main street. y. e. side, above Bridge street
,a.s Lynchburg
nd CrtisinE for
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NVEENE HEATH & ALLEN, CONNus
Z MIl, ANCISCO CAI.-lOF

u SION MERCHANTS, SAN FRANCISCO, CAl"-tOf-
FICE 1884, FRONT STREET, NEW IoRK)-Pareula attention
pad to SALES TOBACCO and assignments direct from
The Virginia Manufacturers solicited, -.
REFFRENCES-A. A. Lawrence Co, Boston Allen
& paxs1n New York Courtney e. Gushing, Baltimore
Davenport Allen & co, Edmond, Davenport Co. Ludlan
q Watson James E. Heath, late auditor, and Crenshaw q
Co. Richmond MrCorke Jones, Mcdaniel, Hurt a Pres
ton T. { s Ferguson Co. and Miller Crenshaw, Lynch
burg.
X 8-IIavng established branch of our house in New
York our resident partner that city will give his personal
attention receiving ranshppng and securing the low"
est rates freight free of commisson all goods eonsg
cd to our San Francisco House -,
Mossrs Edmond Davenport Co, will for at Rich.
mnnd. ane z--cou y
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The aboy rates are Ohio River. slight advance Is
charged If sent way by Railroad No Storage Chgd
an tioods through orr line. Consgn to
BRIDGFORD & Co, Richmond
REFERENCES N iIcHMoSD-Stems & Brnmmel linsiey,
Tardy & Co, Selden & Miller j. H. Claiborne, j W wright
& Co. Chas. + Wortham Co.. Shields a SommefylHe ana
Famonds Dayennort & Co. june 25ts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-09

Notary Public doaicr IN Land Warrants and Aor
nCy tho prosecution Military bounty Land aud Pension
claims, wishes purchase 100000 ACRES ni military bounty
land variants will attend To any business, ns Notary
Public such acknowledgement of deeds assignment OF Land
Warrants &c. a. LAFAYETTE W. GRAY,
Notary publie, Bounty Land and
iuly Eis Pens on Agent, I.ynrhburg Va
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WEDNESDAY MORNING APRIL 9. Is.
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

GLOVER sEED.-PRME NEW CLOVER SEED
~ for sale the best terms CRENSHAW co,
feb 25ts North side of the Basin, Richmond Va
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Aiuuer md Ten S.f..-french China Plain, tilli and
Decorated anl Tea Scts mHt received fresh
supply supply Aso Iron Stone Ware, White Granite or
Stone Sets which anxious h close out @
removing Now IL the iuc for bafgalna
Call ON us lst door above Powolls Hotel, Petersburg
dec 1 f. MUIR & STEVENS.
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cTEAu saw NIT ron sALE.-we have

- u No thirty horse power STEAM SAW MILL which
will very ali the running gear Is In complete
der ANY Information concerning viii be cheerully Inn
parted o n ppication to either of the under signed
A. WINSTON
apl 2ts JNo H. BAILEY.
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NEw GOODs.-We respectfully invite the "t
tenon of tho LADIES Of the city aud country 10 on
magnificent stock of DreRs Goods such solid and figures
erages od figured DE Ianes Challos Borage Robe'
ernee IauoR camhrie Robes graduated Robes Organ
dies Briantc Lawns Tissues French Cambrics Gingham
Prints &e &c And also beautiful assortment of Dres
Silks, bch selling very cheap. rtl IL
ma aits JAMES A, SIGIER co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-17

whc akng my paper In the Tribune, Of the oath Of
December last unsolicited by, and unknown 70 you re-
commended the Ledger to your readers az handsome
weekly for the family day you pronounce Trashy,
notwithstanding lis chief contributors among the st
pular the land Was malice ntf
claim advertiser yet think Is hard IN
should be ouraseousy hheed In paper the propre-
which be pays fifteen hundred dollars single adyer
usemen simply he does not consent 10 their violating
contract they having received the money advance Could
anything be more aggrAyating or unustf
ROBERT BONNER Proprietor New York lie lger.
The Sunday Tmes-a paper which won high reputation
under Major Noahs management and still retains Titus
speaks OF the Trbunes meanness
JUST LIKE Tive do not like speak ungenerously Of
contemporaries, but must admit that think the Trb
did characteristic thing yesterday when accepted payment
for and inserted tho costly advertisement of the Ledger at
en allied itself the occasion 10 speak III that respectable
paper No other journal could had the compacent
lightly attempt act undgnfed uncaed for and 81
peculiarly III natured.
The Evening Mirror also has the following rebuke-
An uNGRATEFUL CuT-The Tribune having received from
Mr. Bonner Of the Ledger 81 800 for advertisement this
week and perhaps much within the last ten days,
treats it's prncely patron today 10 puff over the
len" II mistake not have o strong recommends
ton OF the Ledger In the editorial columns the Tribune
wonder how long therrbune Will retain It's advertisers II 1t
continues this and receives the Of s
patrons in hand and abuses them with the other unless
they yield their rights and comply with its whs The Tr
bune talks about the rash 81 the Ledger Doesn't that
eome with good from the paper that brought out the
"uot Corn stores7
ROBERT BONNER, Proprietor New York Ledger.
New YORK, June IT, 1850.
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Married.

On Sunday evening" juno 16, at the Greene street NJ r.
church, by the Rev. John p. Hermance, Mr. GEORGE W
Sullivan 10 JULIA W. BIRD, youngest daughter Of Charles
Bird, Esq, all of this city.
On Monday juno To- by the Rev. T. J. Sawyer, D. D.,
Mr. WILLIAM H. WHITNEY Miss AMELIA Coon, both OF this
city.
Boston papers please copy.
On Monday June TO- by the Rev A. F. Campbell, Mr..
AMI Cook Of this city, TO Miss JAsgP daughter Of James
Westeryeli, Esq, Of Brooklyn.
On Saturday, juno IA, in the Church Of the Holy Com
munion by the Rev DR. Muhlenberg JAMES NJ CONNER 70
Miss JULIA +. FARRYGTos, OF Nassau, N. p, Bahamas.
Al Jamaica, l. L. on Monday, June 10, by the Rev. Mr.
ger at his residence, Mr.. AUGUSTUS WEATEY, OF this
city, to Miss REBEccA NJ. LOwRE, OF the former place.
On Sunday, June Is, by Rev. Mr. Collins, MIR. L. D.
REED 10 Miss ELIZA A. WRIGHT all Of Flushing, L. l.
In Jersey City, Sunday June TO- by the Rev Stephen
Douglass Mr.. G6o. r. GARDNER, Of New York. 10 Miss NJ.
+. JAcKsLaS, Of Jersey City.
! California papers please copy.
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ARRIVALS.

In the steamship Roanoke from Norfolk, Ac.-Thomas
Wilkinson, Or J Chase, Collier, G Roache, J B
James, Dold, Davenport, Aink, Mr. Marshall
and son, Hawkes. and lady, Miss Whte-and Is in the
seerage.
From Charleston, in the steamship Nashvle-A s. Wei
ngon lady and servant Mrs Young Miss de Choiseul
Rcbt Bunch Rey Mr. Plat Capt W WEIGH, p Johnson,
a. S1reland Mrs Pyne Mrs Johnson Mrs Styles,
and servant; Mrs sloman and child, Fisher Frze,
CaptR Corning, Capt Barkman, Mrs Page, Miss Smith,
Col Aston and lady Moultrie Aston. Jr Gum
bull, vedder, Pope, g Prince, DR. r H Thomas Jno
Miss o,Leary shaHer and lady Mrs W Jackson, W
" Trapman W Bliss Jas Kean, Miss Burdell, Dorman
Rice Duln, Dunham Mrs Tnrpin Mrs Cosgrove, Miss
two children; Stevens Mr. Whie-and 81 in the steerage
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The Tr1bune,s Meanness and Malignitx


The Tribune OF Friday morning last In paragraph comp
%sSy ss Of The he 81 sse ID
ssrtssmes This M was written By Mr. Charles
The who has
pears in the Tribune with the exception of Mr. Greeleys
sassa y Thu,
Mr. Dana 9 Is Or rather the position he occupies
sI;sa a., NJ bsss eSises$ page
word .sdyertsemenv, placed over H. This Of course de-
my x s
NJ s Sa Mr. sn sG os @ lie @
paD reesa ss ndS S AZ
Ssf dozen paragraphs tSs. eject Nv ''4' pu0HAnso
sn ssS s fSse Judge Of my s Toni
nc % ne nss e $ %
ss
ssIvses shape lie ysIa sadssvoI sseeSn. ito
win he New .
@ n "a su
Mr. srebeish the Tribune entered my Office took me BY
pressed His he
as e s en@ &c n
their the first page Of The
Messrs Mason Brothers few months ago how was
ANONYMOUSLY compelled "eat words afterwards
then informed him that owned house in Twenty eighth
street that proprietor Of the New York Ledger with
its $50 600 circuiaon that had money besides and
would sacrifice and spend my all before would sit down
business After conversing some time, he left, with the
Outstanding that should prepare letter for publication in
the Tribune wich wou tend TO the right before
the public This letter did prepare, and read 10 Mr.
Srebeigh, he also read 1t. then asked him If 1t
much for me 70 require the publication of that the Tribune
He replied unhestangy no; that he could have his way
morning out and that have favored with
letter whose and manner preclude its publication In
order that the public may have opportunity to Judge
themselves Of the one and manner Of this letter, will
publish 1t here. II is as follows
PRoPRIETORs
in the Tribune of this morning unless owing my
fusa allow you place the word advertisement over
page of matter which paid for In this morning Tbune
had distinctly contracted zone Of your propretors who
has charge Of that department. understanding that be
he for IL appear the
advertisement as published in the semi weekly
OF yesterday would not yield part Of contract and you
fulmeut by grossly hbelng my paper myself and
my II longer than yesterday stated
was surprising that the Ledger had cir
rulaon 1870 eopiesthat its proprietor
his business he has this week paid the Tribune
lfeen hundred dollars for the insertion Of o single
because I would not consent to yield part of my
contract you pronounce deceiver, dol ger
ana rcksHr. One day estimation, understan
my rufiiess the next day am decever, DO you
That 10 understand business 70 deceiveY Or how do
reconcs hs eyour Inconsistency even more papabIe
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The Academy OF Music Property.
MxFTIN0 or THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FINANCIAL
DIrFICUITTES,


private meeting er the stockholders Of the above pro-
party held hast night, in OF the rooms Of the
Academy building Of Irving place. for the purpose
n reviewing the actual potion Of the and de-
ytsing If possible 70 extrcate themselves
rom their present financial difficulties and engagements
Incurred 10 relation TO II.
The circular call for the meeting named half
PAST seven O'Clock in the evening the period for organ
saon person attended at that hour and at
Am minutes TO eight there only two stockholders
present. third gentleman was added at ten minutes
past eight and from this time up 70 quarter past Elmo
the arrivals frequent Twenty five gentlemen
the room This period including Mcssrs Fl. c.
SOtt, Cortandt Palmer, Lewis Blackstone and White.
Al the meeting to be private, newspaper reporters
The gas which supplies the FIRST floor Of the building
sned OIL at tho street each evening" so that tho room Of
meeting lighted up with clean " ianterns," which
were really very bright considering the circumstances
q the case.
As0n.
Mr. r. c. Colt called the chair and Mr. Blackstone
acted Secretary. The business conducted in
q conversational manner Mr.. Phelan stating his views
u ietter addressed to the Secretary There good
eA 81 Indignation expressed towards many delinquent
shareholders, and It was pretty unanimously resolved 70
The stockholders present were Of the opinion that it
would be ajudcous course for them TO hold 70 the pro-
party long possible and they seemed determined
~ 70 sell IL until the last moment.
After the question had been talked over, and looked at
% all e bearings, IL resolved not to take any def
ME or binding action at that meeting
A committee was therefore appointed, with power to
taAc legal advice the affairs Of the stockholders in
giro carefully into the debts and liabilities Of the
yany, draw up fun report and present at future
neeting
The stockholders adjourned quarter past 10 O'clock
The meetings have been very thnly attended Of late
Nero hundred and Ave stockholders in all and
uaa said that large number Of thom indifferent
- what happens TO the property now they so;
shaA smother section stay away order not 10 have their
mentioned in connection with the property at all;
third set out Of town. and the business men
I'D those anxious TO realize present last night
The company owes about $3.50, 0O0 and the stock is
mn, paid up, and is not subject TO assessment.