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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-12

SENTENCE OF SCOTCH FoRGER-At the High
Court of Justiciary. in Edinburg Jacob Christian
sen sole partner of the firm OF j. Christensen q
Co. ship brokers, Leith, was convicted of uttering
as genuine seven bills Of exchange, varying in
amount from s3 0 to 9l0 0, knowing them to be
forged, and of uttering them successfully, at diff
ferents periods betwixt October, 1855, and the end
tstion for life
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SINGULAR CAsE.-At the Inauguration of Mr.
Taylor, body was found near Alexandra, Va,
with the throat cut. 1t was recognized by two or
three persons as relative of each, but all found
out afterwards that they were mistaken, and that
their relatives were alive and well A daguerreo.
type was taken of the features and the body was
buried 1t is now, in eight years after, found to
be Christian Hersey, of Lancaster, Pa.
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HYMENIAL-The New York Tribune has the
following son dit, that Mr.. Edwin Forrest is
about to marry Miss McMakin, daughter of the
proprietor of the Saturday Courier, Philadelphia
This seems very unlikely, however, as we pre-
sumo it to be absolutely necessary to be off with
the old love, before he takes with the new
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SUMMER RETREATS.
M0NTGOsfERY WHIrE ,1rr,n,1, an m :;
Ash hSfkINGSsr-Ihese Sprin - xv,lI re- go -


MSSITG0MkRY WHITE sULPHIin
rsss,.i, ~ sprinss will be open for ths
w. ON THE FIRST DAY OF JUNE. 1855
They aie situated Ia Montgomery coun.r "
aoa hst miles from the yirsinia and Trsna,. =, ons
~ s,.osa, ,h from which there ia BRANCH RaIIsosr
Passengers leaving Richmond or Peter,h.,, en-,
-, reach the Springs by O'Clock, p M am.
CAV all the way by RAILRoaD - same
The accommodations have been war; ,,.
TENDED slnce last season the rooms a,s is~ 60
comfortable, and capable of accemmodatins ! az
The Lyneheurg and Abingdon Telegraph companx
are now esidnsa Branch Of their line TO the spnss
~h'sn NV VII. , oe 10 egs5atioo n early in June.
lssssesson. '''A D1'' ''nce
Address ROBERT H MosBY,
aeh' OF Ine montgomery White Sulphur
100 springs Co., Montgomery County, Va.
SEA BATillNts, ,CHEsAPEAKEU1 r HALL.
~ HAMPTON, Vs-This deli shtful watering MAJ
week. month season IL is situated ON an slssss
teo point, and commands an extensive and .nlsn5ta
view oi the Bay, Hampton Roads, James River, and
The advantages for Bathing are not surpasses hv
any other waterng place, and the climate is pro.
The Proprietor pledges himself to make everv sf.
fost 10 renaer the stay OF visitors pleasant and
the liberty to refer for his ability and dspostion to
please TO those who have heretofore selected Cbs.s
pesks Hall for their summer re treat
ie 2-sm r. G. BANKS, Proprietor.
A LLEGHANY SPRINl;S..-T'hjs WaT.r-
n ing place is situated in the county of Montgom
cry, virginia, the banks of the Roanoke RiyeY 81
miles from the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad and
surrounded by mountain scenery unsurpassed for
beauty in the State This water is nnequalied in its
eeGcions qualities by any mineral Ddter the Union
and contains sredeuts peculiarly its ocn and which
have yet been found to exist in any other mine
raj springs Its has reached aud reiiereI cases
ssaich al medicine and other mineral toaters had aed
IN. Persons wishing to gain further information in
regard the sanitve qualities of the water are
ferred to large cards, which have in all the prnci
Pal Hotels. Steamboats, Cars, &c, with certificates
We have recently erected large BATHING establish
ments of all descriptions; ALSO comfortable Recep-
tion House ut the railroad
Persons leaving Richmond Petersburg win ar.
rive at ths Springs the same day by O'Clock p NJ.
We will be prepared TO receive visitors by the lst
day of June Our best efforts will be given to render
visit TO this fountain of health agreeable and pleas
ant. JNO. w. HOLT SONS,
my A-dtl0A Propretors
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4 A young man by me nanie Of Cody, . painter
by trade, was killed at Railway, n. j., ON Friday
exenines BY the explosion of : cannon which was
being fred u honor Of the nomination Of Buchans
su. His passats reside at ogdensbusy, n. !.
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BUILDING IN ST. LOUIS, Mo.-lt is said that
1000 houses are now under contract in st. Louis,
by the ability to procure lumber and other build
ing materials
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RATIFICATION MEETISG.-A large ratification
meeting was held In Philadeiphia on Tuesday
nightin Independence square. Two stands were
erected for the speakers. Gen Cass addressed the
meeting, endorsing the nominee and platform, aud
astributing the troubles IN Kansas 70 the inter
meddling Of other States. VIM, b. Reed. formerly
Attorney General Of Pa. and An old Whfgs also
addressed the meeting.
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MURDER OF AVIRGINIAN--Wm Lowther Esq.,
formerly of Clarksburg, Va, was murdered re.
Gently in Texas. He was magistrate, and, it il
stated, had refused to bail man brought before
him for some misdemeanor, but upon . further
hearing concluded to do so, and the man shot him
that evening, while in his room dressing for ball
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DoIsGs OF THE CALIroREIA MINT.-The San
Francisco Mint, established In the spring Of 1854.
has coined s3l, III 507 In sad and stamped 80 356
977 gold bars or inkots making total busness, In
two years, Of GIG, ,526. 49, =
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A PRISONER SERENADED.-Several hundred
friends of Brigadier General Small, now in prison
at Philadelphia for contempt of court, marched in
procession to Moyamensing prison Monday. for
the purpose oJ serenading him.
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Too MUCH OF Ir.-At the Kansas aid nesting
in New York. Monday night, at which $1,000 was
raised for the free soiers, . Mr.. Bufem and his
wife, late of Kansas, made addresses The former
became SO disgusting in his free soil declamatons
that the audience heartily hissed him, and he was
forced to retire. - 80
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PRETTY FAIR.-A gentleman recently lost his
trunk while travelling In western Railroad train,
and wrote TO the railroad agent concerning his
missing article, adding-by way Of description
"The trunk has A. B. marked on the LEFT end
In due time he received the following answer
Alter careful inspection Of all the baggage st
this depot, and very mature deliberation thereup-
on we are Of opinion that both ends Of your trunk
are left's
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ANCIENT TOILET ARTICLES FoUND.--A lady'z
dressing box has been lately dug up at Cuma, Ita
ly, containing bronze mirror, two fbule of gold,
elegantly worked in fiagree, gold ring, box Of
bone, in which yermilion for painting the cheeks
was kept, two hair pins OF bone, comb,
and several other articles of uncertain use-all
showing that the ancient Roman woman was es.
sentially like the woman of to-day.
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ENCOURAGING TO WIDows-A bachelor friend
OF ours, who lives on Washington avenue, made .
speech once and said-"In short, ladies' and gen.
tlenen, I wish had window In my bosom that
you might see the happy emotions Of my heart
Imagine his surprise. the next morning 70 fnd in
one OF the newspapers, which published his re-
marks, that the m had been len out Of window.
commit himself Albany Kaickerbocker.
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THk COTTAGE HOTEL, at Ashland, Is

tNHE COTTAGE HOTEL, at Ashland il
= now in order for the reception of bosrders by
the day, week, month or year. fsissf
To persons engaged in business in Richmond who
may desire to be within reach of their families every
necessary facility 10 afforded by the transt Of three
trains daily each way, between the two pacea whilst
On On each sunday, commencing with the first Sunday
on shocsoe Hin at o'clock, A NJ and return about
sunset, tor the accommodation of those who may de-
are 20 unite In the regi exercises of the day In
the village =
The Chambers of the Hotel and ADJOINING Cottages
are provided with the is equal to a in the
ana the location proverbisl for health whilst
IN add1tion, the extensive and well arranged grounds
Of the establishment furnish facilities for exercise and
recreation surpassed by other place Of the hind
THE PROPRIETORS.
p. 8. The regular passenger trains Of TIA Rich
mond, Fredercksburg Potomac Company II on at
the Hotel daily, for breakfast and supper.
Ashland, Hanover CO.. Va.,(
May 2 1856. nv S-2m
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING
HOTELS.
HYGEIA H0TEL--oLD POINT COW

HYGEIA HOTEL--OLD POINT COM
IL FORT This deIixhtfnI Mmmer resort, the
most inviting on the Southern sesboard, and for
traction inferior 70 in the country. convenient
TO the Salt bath and the many other Injuries tide
wsfer resion In broad view of Hampton Roads and
the Chesapeake Bay. and with an extensive military
post beside II has passed TO the proprefohip of the
underened and win be opened for the public recep.
tion on the 10th day Of june after which date IL viii
not be again closed.
Disease st Old Point Comfort, al any season, is
aimost unknown For health, II NAV be MID indeed,
toriya the most secluded watering place Of the
tn going down to test the attractions of this
lowland retreat
The propretor has engaged, for the general super
intendence. Mr.. Joseph b Stegsl, of Richmond late
OF the Hugenot Springs, gentleman of marked anti
tHde fer the trsst he has assumed, while his own su
perysion viii guard the comfort Of visitors and the
reputation Of the establishment.
my 12-3m JOS SEGAR
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A l0ungster, full OF spors aud 1fe,
4 Not troubled with mama wife,
Made up his mind to leave the State
And 60 to Kansas went right straight
To SCHAAP'S Store, bought q Pistol there.
Ard all the fxings for his hair,
And what bacnelor wants more.
Which he found all at SCHAAPfS Cheap Store.
Going to tell his friends goodbye
He stopped at one, whose name was Fry;
He rings the BELLA lady fair
Invites him in; he looks at her,
She looks at him, both cannot speak
At last he says, with irurnisg cheek
stPd like 70 see your brother. Miss,
As will leave for Kansas; tits
pity. Miss that 4 must he s-
So far from this dear family 70
A shriek-a faint-a gallant catch zf
A declaT ation-and match. Isl
Kansas forsotten-a happy pair
Buying their Glass and Chinsware
at SCHAAP & cos,
Ia II corner 9ruad and 3d.
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NORvELL HOUSE Main street LYNCH
burg, Va. will open on the lst day OF July 1855
WELLS & HYDE, Proprietors This house Is now
undergoing change Of construction that will place il
on footing with the best modern built hotels
The interior will contain every necessaTy convs-
nsnce for guests and will be furnished in STYLE of
elegance and comfort suited to the tastes of all and
of character that will make it rank, in fact with
the first class hotels in the country my S0-d&clm*
national HOTEL. Main street. Stauu-
l ton, Virginia wv. J. HUNTER CO., Pro.
prietors.
" An Omnibus will always be in readiness at ths
kaiirosd Depot. to take passengers to and from this
house, free Of charge my g. 6m
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BY JAS. A. CowARDTN.'

q The Daily Disposch n ..r,.a .. .,-.-s,.-
q six AND QUARTER CENT. pss wr,~ ~ ssoscnoen
sSs.1 s narnsr weekly Price for mailing. a ysas =
Ihs Weekly Dispatch Il issued ever, n.
ssS' .na naiIea 70 suhscriben &C el per annum
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= 11s19T. PL u NJ T. of the Old Medical
Hnnae L. atill amazed in treating all sorts of Ne

nOCT. 4 l. Nj Il, of the Old Medlcai
- House, is still engaged in treating all sorts o, ae
cret Diseases, and hereby invites csil IRON Ihose
xqha have be en- unfortunate in their assoclsllons
DR. p would particularly invite call from persons
in the country who have been given up by tnelI
phy.icans as incurabls. Cases are few indeed that
cannot be reached by medicine when correctly sp-
nl;ed The article known the CHEMICAL EA-
TRACT or FRENCH FLOWERS, 10 probably the
sy.tem shattered by dissipation or other cause
The Ague and Fever remedy. called FhENGH
MILK, is next to- certainty f1ee per Io....
Office ON granklin street, just below the Exchange
Hotel and first door South of Trinity Church, Rich
mond, Va. -, ;,L
full directions. lgo u
NIK1:INIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
' NOTICE TO CONTRACTORs-PIoposa win
be received until the lst day Of July 1885 for the
,qpeI.trueturs Of two u ts.bsny Sn county
The length of the two is about 600 feet in spans va
rying from 80 to I20 feet. Depth OF truss % Zee.
width ls feet Plan similar to the Great Cait PASTURE
Bridge at Goshen 81 miles west of Staunton
Terms Of payment made known at the letting or
application to the subscriber at .1n.o stsnn.9n;
nv ls--dtaeJ Oh. Ens Va C. X.
EKEAT KEDUCTION IN THE PRICE
NJ OF GOoDs.-s5000 worth Of Goods bought ~
great sacrifice at suction sad the sIss.sm rhiI
dren's white, striped and blue hsxed Hall hose q
10 cts. cheap at shilling; Ladies' white Cotton nose,
snd striped Hoss q 10 s Lsais black long twisted
Mtts 5t cts Irish Linens at As cts, worth ID CENTS
White Cambrcs, At p cts, worth ~ cts; flpn Swiss
Mnsns at 2oeepts cheap at 5i4 cents; Csmbrie ano
Swlls Edges and Insertings. extra cheap; Elastic
Bes ct cents Back Silks, at less than the usual
prices, White and Black Silk Iaees and Edginss
come quarter Of yard In widths Ladies' Black Cot
ton Hose. Ct cts Csmbris and Swiss Bands; Collars
Sleeyss Black blue and brown dotted yeis at 3 cts
wsrth 50 cts; Thread woven Corsets, at 81. richly
worth $40 and Thousands of other articles, to be
sold at less price than ut stores who selling on
At cost T.. GOLDSMIT,
isg 205 Bread st.
SEGOND BUPfLf OF 81 III ~ b Il
now opened very rch assortment Of MarseiIles snd
SILK Vests; Linen. Msrseiilss and Fancy Csssimere
Pants; Linen, Marseilles Apscss Merino Drsp q Etc
ysfs Ties stoeks Hapdk srchies, snspsndsrs ecks,
ke Of the greatest variety. All who hsye not sup
my stock. st No ll9 Main street., nsxt door 10 }. w
Rand0Iph'a Book Store. cnr...v
py& " W oVVUAAA.
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PIsS,99TI,,s AROMATIC WILD CHEKRY

AJACOI,sS AROmATlCW W1LD CHERRY
blTTERS 10 unrivalied as a Spring Purifyer, and
"a corrective of diseases arising from derapge ment
Of the Stomach and Liver 1t counteracts that dis
tressins nervousness and lasstude common to the
female frame, and imparts an energy and buoyancy
truly surprising. As remedy for lndi geston, Dys.
pepsis, Want Of Appetite, Nervous Headaches,
its healing powers have been gratefully acknow.
ledged by all those who have used them
1t put up full quart bottles at SO CENTS in pa
pers CT cts Prepared and sold by
je E. j. PICOT Drussist
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"Hide, oh hide those hills of snow,
Which thy frozen bosom bears,
On whose tops the pinks that grow,
Arc thosa which April wearsn

You feel inclined at least to hide the pink straw.
berry by swallowing it. and to melt the bills of
snow by sucking them up through delicate straw
together with the dancing golden liquid, and all the
delights that lie hidden in that glorious drink
Then you may retire into corner, and, kicking
up your heels even unto an attitude Of six feet
from the ground, rest them there on some friendly
ledge, and enjoy your mild Havana, or your kief
or your quid or your passions tor castle building
There are degrees, my SON. In human enjoyment
A cool tankard and 3 long pipe in an arbor look
ing upon o smooth bowling green has, ere now,
been the dearest solace Of scholars or diyines.-
Others can find no enjoyment more gratifying than
q bright fire, close drawn curtains silver teapot,
and an uncut number of the Quarterly. There
are men whom yon could NOT tempt with gold or
levels or trinkets for the Lord Mayors banquet to
say there was greater pleasure In life than playing
with their children. Sugar and water and tooth
pick will content some cigar and cold foddy on
the tiles others; but for my part, do not know
more animal enjoyment, Of the tranquil, medita,
tive kind, than an American drink aud cigar.
aad NV kief Afterwards. Yet even these rejouis
sances are transitory . melancholy bubbling In
the straw tells of the last drop Of the fiscal agent
Then comes the empty glass and payment and re-
The barkeeper and bis assistants possess the
.otv Of acrobats and the prestidigitatve skill OF
mseicisps They are all bottle copjureIs They
tosi the drinks about; they throw brimfui glasses
over their heads; they shake the seccharine, gla-
cai and In their tong TIN
they scouses eggs snd cresm into froth they send
bumpers shooting from one end Of fhe bar 70 the
ether, without spiltiug Z drop hey giye caaugs,
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A HARP ..P. III. TAYLOR has received
n at his Music Store, Governor street. atine-tonsd
HARP, having the double action and all saadern i'm
provements, which ne viii sell at reduced prce--
London, Patent Harp Manufacturer, un 'er yal ma
tronaRe s4 An II
Butte record., 1856-02-23

Ea. DR.. J. L. CzAPKAY The gentleman
whose name forms the caption Of this notice.
j. enc Of the few modern physicians whose ap-
,lication to his profession and devotion to the
aflictci. render him alike an ornament to the
enc anda benef..cto to the other A Hungarian
By birth. he sought with Kossuth to place his
country among the nations of the earth, be-
vond the oppressors rule, that her sons might
rejoice in the practice of those preeepts which
are alike our glory and our pride. In his Of
forts 50 to do, he has reaped the reward of in
efectual resistance to oppression. and "a
home and a country know him no more. -
Apart, however, from his claims upon our con-
siieration as a patriot, the testimonials Of
character and capacity which he brings, en-
title him to public conf lcnce, To the exclusion
Of those who possess neither the one or the
other As gentleman his character is un-
furnished; rs a physician, his skill unsur-
passed; and to those whose imprudence has
left upon them the taints of disease. we can
conscontiously commend him with the assur-
ance that in him they viii find friend whom
TO know is great gain The Dr. Office is No.
snd 4 Arlnory Hall, corner Of Sacramento
and Montgomery streets, san Francisco.
jan 26-l2 3m
Butte record., 1856-02-23
NOTICE

Is hereby given. that the Books Of the NJ
AGARA MINING Company, are now open for
the subscription Of Stock in said Co, at the
Office Of A. Hart g. Bro. in Bidwell
The Company is incorporated undor the
General Act Of the Legislature Of the State
The Co. is fully organized The Claim of this
Co. Is situated at Berry Greek Bar, North
Fork Feather River, and is known to be rich.
There is sixty shares in the claim; cost dry
ing the claim for miuig is S27 eco The
claim is 900 feet long. There is 35 of the
shares subscribed for as may be seen by the
Books and - are untaken.
j. NJ. FAULKNER. Secretary.
Bidwell, Jan 25th 1856 jan 26-12tf
Butte record., 1856-02-23
.4DFERTTSLN-G .4GEN-CT I
OF Merchant Street, San Francisco.

A ADVERTISEMENTS & SUBSCRIPTIONS
"A received by THOS. BOYCE, Agent
o. Merchant street. and Room No. 8. up stairs
Iron Building, northeast corner Of Montgome-
ry and Washington streets. for the
- BUTTE RECORD" Bidwen
t" Democratic State Journal" Sacramento
" Daily Argus" Stockton:
Sierra Citizen" Downieville;
Miners Advocate Diamond Springs;
Placer Herald.'' Auburn;
Mountain Messenger" Gibsonyiile;
ssCoI-tra Costa" Oakland;
ss Tribune an jose;
. Star" Los Angeles;
Democratic Standard Portland, O. 7.
ap2S-25tf
Butte record., 1856-02-23
DIR. YOUNG'S CARDS.
IMPORTANT TO MINERS, TRAVELLERS, ,et

EHHERE is no malady of deeper Importance,
Il either in medical or moral light of
view, to which the human family is more ha-
BILE than that arising from impure connections.
As Medical man it is the duty of every
physician to look at disease az it affects health
and life, and his sole object should be to miti-
gate, rs far as lies in his power, the bodily
suffering. Human nature at best is but f1ail,
I'll are liable to misfortune.
OF all the ills that affect man none are more
,,rrible than those of a private nature
Dreadful as it is in the person who contracts
it, frightful as are It's rayages upon his consti-
,utiOn, ending frequently in destruction and
loathsome grave, il becomes OF still greater
importance when it is transmitted to innocent
spring. Such being the case how necessary
1t bee mes that every one having the least
reason TO fear that they have contracted the
disease, should attend 10 it AT once by consul
ting some physician. whose respeetability and
education enables him to warrant a safe.
speedy. and permanent cure. In accordance
with this necessity. DIR YOUNG feels called
upon to state that, by long study and exten-
siye practice, he has become perfect master of
all those diseases which come under the de-
nomination Of yenereal, and having paid mora
attention to that one branch than any other
physician in the United States, he feels him
self better qualified to treat them.
Syphilis in all its forms, such rs Ulcers.
swelling in the groins ulcers in the throat,
secondary syphilis, cutaneous eruptions. ulcer
ations, tertiary syphilis. syphilis in children.
mereureal syphihtic affections, gonorrhea,
gleet, structures, false passages, inflammation
of the bladder and PROSTATE glands, excoria-
tions, tumors, postules, ETC., are as familiar to
him as the most common things of daily OBJ
servation.
The Doctor effects a cure in recent cases in
few days, and finds no difficulty in curing
those of long duration, without submitting
the patient to such treatment as will draw
upon the slightest suspicion, or obligo him to
neglect his business, whether within doors or
without. The diet need not be changed, ex-
cept in cases of severe inflammation There are
in California patients (amounting TO over two
thousand in the past year. that could furnish
proof Of this; but these are matters that re-
quire the incest secresy, which he always pre-
serves.
All letters, enclosing SO, will he promptly
attended to. Office hours from A. NJ. to g
P NJ. Address J. G. YOUNG, NJ. 0 Express
Building, corner Of Montgomery and Califor-
MIA streets, over Wells Fargo s Cos Express
Department.
Butte record., 1856-02-23
NOTICE.

The Stockholders OF the South Feather Wa
ter Co, are hereby notified, that the Trustees
of said Company have levied an assessment of
10 per cent upon each share Of stock, payable
At the Company's Office at Forbestown, on the
18th Of February, 1856.
0fricE 5. F. W. Co, NJ. II. DARRACH,
Jan, Il. 1886. Secretary.
Butte record., 1856-02-23
SPECIAL NOTICE
NOTICE

Isherby given, that there will be a meeting
of the Stockholders in the Bidwell Bridge Com
many, il the town Of Bidwell, Butte County,
an Monday the 18th day Of February, A. D.
1856, at 10 o'clock, A NJ, to elect five Direc-
tors, a Treasurer and Secretary, for the pre-
sent year-and to toperform such other duties
as may be properly presented to them.
By order Of the Board Of Directors, of the
Bilwell Bridge Company.
G. W. HESS President.
R T. VAN NoRpEN, Secretary.
Jan o6-l2-4w