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Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-05-15

THEArRE.- Thespians gave another
entertainment, at Fowlcr's Hall, last Mon
day evening, to very large and intelli-
gent audience---a third Of whom we're Ia
dies The play on this occasion was Pr
rarro---to our notion very difficult, as
well,.as a greatly orer-rated one. The
young gentlemen acquitted themselves
fully as well as We expected, in such a
fioce, though the representation did not
como up TO the two previous ones.
The farce The irish TEger--was very
we'll done, though the necessity of reading
a,principal part, on account of an accident
that prevented the attendance Of one OF
tho actors, was serious drawback.
We arc really glad to see so good an at
tendance at these representations of the
drama, and hope that each successive one
will be fully.as well attended as those We
have already had.
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400 CUINANIEN

have an arrangement for the above number
Gooeys, aud can furnish lron-worAs with any
number, from 10 TO 100.
10. NJ. DYE, Agent.
March 90
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MASONIC. To-morrow-a-week, the cor
ner-stone of new Masonic Lodge will be
laid, at New Providence, with all the GER
emony common to such an OCCASION
There will be procession Of the order, in
rcgalia and an address by Rev. Dr. Han
ma, of this city. To those who know him
We need only make this announcement to
ensure their attendance; but to others who
do not, We can safely promise an GRAFTON
extraordinary interest. The exercises
will commence at o'clock, P. NJ All
brothers in good standing are invited to
attend, and participate in the ceremonies.
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Off for Kansas!

Az persons indebted to me by note or account
or otherwise, must come forward and pay up on oil
before the hrst day of May next or the papers
will be put in the hands of AN officer for eollec-
ton. Money | want, and money mvst have
so come and pay up, gentlemen, aud save cost.
w. S. MELLO0,
May I, le57-2m.
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March 81,
PHENIX FIRNACE.

This lrou property situated within IL miles o
Clsrksyille, is for sale. Terms easy. 5000 acre.
land. win divide the properly into lots, or sci
the whole ina body.
10. NJ. DYE, Agent,
For Planters Bank.
Mar II on
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4 doors from the square Market st.

J . III . d I OMo
No g. Franklin Street,
HAVING just finished receiving his Spring and
Ill Summer stock of Dry-g goods, ould respect
fully ask his friends aud usomers to call and ex-
anime them The store has been greatly enlarged
AS well as the stock. The new light is fl &c, aud
persons can see goods ''as they really are not as
they should be-"
.SILKS-Chou ne founced Robes;
Rich hene Silks;
Plaid and check Silks;
erode Nap, Florence & Marcelne do;
Plain black Silks;
Plaid and striped black silks.
BERAGES AND GRENADINES
Flounced Berage dresses; Plain Berages, all col
ors; Figured do; figured Grenadines; ChalIies,
all colors.
ORGANIZES AND MUSLINS.- .
Organdie Robes, Chin,L Robes; Organize Mus
Inns, great Variety French Jaconets; cheap Mus
Inns, large stock.
MOURNING GOODS -
Summer Bombaznes; summer double width
blaine; silk warp Alpaca. black canton Grape;
blIck Lamartine; black Chalfes'
RIBONS AND TRIMMINGS -
A large stock and fine variety
MANTLES AND SHAWLS.--
White silk Nantes; white Lace do. /; white
embroidered CO.: black silk Nantes; black french
lace do; black shantiIly lace do black Grape
Snaws; white do do.
EMBROIDERtES AND LACES.-
Embroidered French Collars
&c lace trimmed do;
4" Jaconet Z"
~ " Luce 4"
Swiss and Jaconet Edging and Inserting;
do do. Flouncing;
Thread, Linen, valencia aud silk Laces; new
style lace Capes and Berthas; black lace auu Grape
Wells
! HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
| Carpets, a large stock and variety; Curtain
dumasks, something new and pretty; Lace Cur
tuins fine assortment; Oil Shades, with good fix
lures; OIL cloth for shade /; floor oil cloth, feet
wide, very pretty; white aud colored Marsailrs
Quilts rich cold Dimity for quilts; Cd, lid
and 10 Sheetings, very cheap; rich table dam
asks and cohs; damask Napkins and Doylies
coored fruit doyes; luchabach Damask and
Crash Towels
! BONNETS AND FLOWERS
PLATA straw Bonnets; plain Neopoitan do; hair
straw do; trimmed silk and Grape do a very fine
stock of Flowers and 1'r innings, all of hitch
will be sold very low, as | have determined 10
quit tho that branch Of the trade.
! Parasols and Sh ides fine assortment and
something new
! Pans Almost everything in that line.
! Linens--Irish Linens, heavy Shirting Linens
Pillow Linens, linen Sheetings, brown, check and
grass linens
! Domestic CoOds.--Ths best brands Of Domes.
tics, Osnaburgs, Plaids, Cottonades, linen ducks
and drills, &c, which will be sold at small profits
J. NJ RICE.
April 81, '57-6m
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Mar hoo
GREAT WESTERN FT7RNACE

This property is situated in Stewart County
recently huilt--l2 con acres land; and is the most
desirable iron property In Tennessee Possession
given as soon the terms are colnplh with.
10. M DYE, +. ustee.
March 90.
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TOWN LOTS.

We will sell on Saturday the Cd day of May
next, 10 the highest bidder, 3, or % valuable
town lots, well situated. including several beau
tifu residsnces.-Sce hand bills. TERMS very
liberal. Sale TO CONNIE nee precisely at o'clock
A. NJ DYE & SMITH, r. r. A.
r. ID. LEONARD, AuctioneeG.
April 81, 81
| have for sale number of Farms, all sizes
from Ito to 900 acres, we'll improved aud dcsra-
bly, located; several within or miles of Glarks-
vile. | can suit any wishing TO locate i'm
this community Also lot of No l Negroes
30 lots in Cafksyile, some we'll improved, others
vacant. block Of buildings n Strawberry Al
icy, If you want bargains all soon
10, NJ. DYE, Real Estate Agent,
Strawberry Alley
March On. 1851
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u. N. SHORT & co.
Port Royal Tavern & Ferry for Sale.

] sm now offering to sell Tit, desirable psep-rty
no the very best ~ Of terms. Any one nj hing
TO embark ~ ths nieFc 'nts OE any oih-r.liae of
rads or mechanism will fine this suitable polat
for invss'msnt, - Il comhises many advantages
u schools religious tnsttutons. social rslattoss.
and wealth, not possessed sisewhsrs. As board
ing house and tavern stand u 10 decidedly sdv4a.
tsgsou.. Cali soon. as am determined 90 sill.
All bargsin uAy be had.
JAMES II. MALLORY.
Aprn "a, 'SS-Cy
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MART, COULTER & co.
DEALERS IN
Staple and Fancy Dry-GOods,
GAINESVILLE, TENN.

Our Spring Stock for 1857 is now complete. -
We earnestly solicit am examination Of our goods
from all who visit our market Our assortment is
very general. our styles The latest, aud in quality
the very best To Cash buyers We win offer the
wost liberal Inducements. april ~
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TO TIE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
Hla3A M. G. & L. r. II.
CALL OF STOCk--i further call OF 5 per
cent on The capital stock Of the NJ. G.. Il |. r. r.
wa tn dav ordered by the Board, payable on the
first day Of jane next.
. w. r. MrNFoRD. Prest.
MAY :, le57-3w t. .1.
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Real estate Agenfp.
TOWN LOTS

We have four lots adjoining w o. M'Reynods'
Carpenter Shop, on Franklin street for sale. -
Terms cay. DYE & SMITH,
MAY 8, 81. II. f., A
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EsTRAY,

ESTRAY,
Taken up by J, shaa Walker, light eheslnu,
sorrel hoTs la hands high, both hind feet white
up to his hoeGb with blaze face, some saddle spots
90 Liza back.
w HARRISON. Rsagw
May &, lySr-lwt
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FOR S1LE

One house and lot adjoining the Masonic Hall,
on the East side. DYE & SMITH, R. F.. A.
May Is, 1857.
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HUGHES & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
j. RUTHERFORD Is CO..
UNDER
FOw L e RS II ALL,
4 doors above Che Post Office

(LasKr,LLs Trxs
Have constantly on baud large assortment of
Drugs Perfumeries. Paints, Obs, Window Class,
Dyestuffs. Wines, Liqaors, Cigars. Tobacco, Sur
Pcal instruments, aud svery other article usual /.
y kept in a first class Drug Eststiishmsat. go
Received by the last boat,
900 kegs bite Lead
300 do Snow White Zinc,
100 lbs Chrome Gresn In csns, a
100 do Parig do do
100 do Chrome Yellow Do
so do Vandyke Brown do
roo do Prussian Blue.
Also large assortment Of Paints and varnish-
rs, Brushes. Gold Leaf, &c.
Maugenet & Condray's Extract for for the
Handkerci lie fare acknowledged 10 BIO superior
TO any Of the imported They arc distilsd with
the greatest care, aud wi b. fornd 10 retain their
perfume for long time. We have have an end
less variety Of perfumes, ths principal sf whieh
Joe Club vcrbena
Heliotrcpe Mel
New Mown Hay Moussltirs ssH
Sweet Briar Magnolia
Upper Ten Violet
West End Sweet Glove,
Also large variety Of Tooth Paste and Powder
and other articles for the tvilei, for sale by
HUGHES S CO.
March 6. rs57.tf.
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In conformity with the foregoing resolutions
l will sell the property as described, and refer
parsons wishing 10 purehaae to the handbis -
This property is not inferior 10 any in re city Of
GAINESVILLE. being eligibly located in beautiful
grove Of forest trees There are about eight acres
in all. This is good opportunity to invest some
fifteen or twenty thousand dollars.
10. NJ DYE.
Commissi oner.
Jeiforsonian copy till day of sale.
1pr21 1857
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4O2 Acres

OF the richest and most fertile land in Montgom-
cry County, 225 acres of which are cleared, and
the balance excellen'ly tmbered. The sale will
take place OH the premises. on
FRIDAY, MAY %, 1857
There is on the place q good brick residence,
two stories bgh containing four rooms, surroun-
ded by beautiful grove of forest trees, substan-
tial and comfortable kitchen and out houses, and
barns suilie to hold l0C acres of Tobacco.
The neigborhood is most excellent one and is
convenient 70 large number Of firstrate Touring
mills, the land is highly productive, and taken al
together, the farm is one Of the most desirable
in this section of country.
TERMS--One-third of the purchase money
payable on the first of January, 1883; one third
nthe LIST of June 1859 with interest from day
Of sale ontwo lasI payments. Possession given
on Isl Of Jan. 1853
MaS /, '57-5w c II. SMITH.
liopkiusyHle Mercury, and Russesville Her
aid copy till day of sale and forward accounts
q II
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A0BERT o. CUMMING
No. 8, ELDER's Row,
On the Putltc square,
CLARKSvILLE, TENNESSEE.


The fines. ard ;;est assortment Of Staple, Fan.
cy and SILK DRY GOODS,
Hardto0re, GIGss,core, Qiteenstcdre, Boots
and Shoes, Hats, Gaps, Bonnets, DC
Selected in the New York and Philadslphl, mar.
kets with great care and at the lowest CASH PRc Es
Always on hand, aud receiving, the latest styles
and finest qualities Of Jaconet. Cambria, Swiss
Alalilse aud fine French Embroidered Col In RS,
and SLEEVES; Black Laccs, in various
widths Honiton, Maitise, Real Valenciennes,
GuIpure aud English THREAD LACES, A
large assortment Of Linen Bobbin and German
Lace Edgings.
Dress Trimmings In Every Variety.
Black and Fancy Dress Silks, Deaines, Ducals,
BrilliaDtes, Chluizes, Ginghams, Lawns, Manti-
las, wiz, every description of Ladies' and Chill
dren's wear, OF the most durable and tasteful ma
terisls.
A full assortment of Staple Goods of APP
proved manufacture and established reputation;
selected for CASH, at manufacturers prices, aud
nov offered al the lowest rates TO cover cost and
charges.
Fine Cloths and CaSSimereS,
ofvarious shades, Yssings, Satinets, Negro cloths
Drills, Tickings, Carpelings. Bagging, &c.
Having every fecility in New York aud Phi la
delphia for selecting, at oil times, fresh supplies OF
late STYLES and fine qualities Of goods at The very
lowest prices, for Cash, we fear honorable
competition, and freely invite an examination of
our stock. which TO be fully appreciated, needs
only 10 be well known in this community.
Ii will be our rule and study. invariably. to
deal fairly and honoraby with every one, and
make 1t TO their advantage TO deal with us. Come
and see and judge for yourselves.
Hk5~ CASH PAID FOR VARIOUS AR
FIGLES OF PRODUCE, such as
Feathers, Wool, Ginseng,
BeespoG, Hides, Hides,
&C., in large or small quanti,iee.
All transactions at Clarkwille, in cha rye Of and
conducted by the subscribers,
CHALES D PARISH,
r. o. b, DuNNlNG.
May |, 1s57-6m a0
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Artificial Teeth.

THE subscriber would call atten- s-yan
ton to the following essential p,iptsi
pertaining TO Artificial Teeth, viz:-S1In1D
Beauty and naturaness of appearance, quality and
strength of materials, comfort to the wearer useful
ness in restoring the Speech and natural express.
sion Of the face in all Of which he warrants salts
faction. TEETH Inserted from one to a full set,
with without artificial gums. Particular atten.
ton will be paid to treating diseased Gums, and
correcting Irregularities of the teeth for children
u Persons living at distance win be waited on
promptly so as to detain them. Charges for all
dental operations moderate
WI P. JONES, Dentist.
Jen l6, 1ll57-3m
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Circular for Spring 1851!
w. g. j. E. BROADDUS,
DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS

FUhEITN IND DUME S IIO UUUDO
CLarksUiHe Tenn.
We take pleasure in informing our friends sud
the pubic that we are in receipt Of our Spring
stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
purchased on the most favorable terms. which we
are anxious to sell for CASH, or TO prompt and
responsible dealers ON the usual credit, at very
small profits.
az Please call aud examine for yourselves.
Very respectfully,
W. g. J, L. BR0ADDUS
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. A. NOkTlIi NOTION. ..,........ ,, ?. FAteH
NORTHAMPTON e. VAUGHAN.
SIGN oFBlG PADDOCK,


Goods ever introduced into this market, snd hay
ing been bought for cash, we are enabled TO sell
low and are determined TO do so. Merchants In
the interior Sadlers and Coach Makers who have
been buyfng In other markets. will find by exam
lining our stock and prices that II is to their inter-
est TO purchase here. Our stock consists In par,
Of tho following.
JusT RECEIVED.
G doz Colts repeaters 2 doz Shot Guns
4 pr deringer pistols ] doz pr com Pistols
36 bags Of shot kegs hne powder
3 doz Staye Polntcre l doz tress Hoops
doz Backing Knives doz following Knives
dez Jack Planes 6doz Fore Plains
6 doz Carpenters Jointcrs2% doz fancy riains
doz Guages 2 gro Cbisel handles
5 dog Handsau handles 90 doz y Cut Saws
so doz IIandsaws Is doz Mil Saws
GU doz Axes bdoz Hatchetts
10 dog Padlocks doz Stock Locks
45 doz upright and hori-4 doz Mortice Locks
zontal Locks6 Boring Machines
500 lbs Gun Packing 3 Mortice Machines
3 roll Gun Packing Bellows
500lbs Stone and Smith, Anvls
Hammais6 Solid Box Vice
700 lbs Prmp Chain lS sides pat dark Leather
1000 lbs Log dc % Kip skins
900 pr Trace do 81 Crawford skins
so pr Tongue do SO Hides Enamel leather
so mr. Breast do 1000 lbs Sole Leather
25 pr Stretoher do 500lbs Harness Leather
so pr Stay do 500 lbs Skirtisg Leuter
80 Halter do 3 dog BrdIs Leather
"a Lock do 3 doz door Mats
3 ps Floor oil cloth ITO keg cut Nails
IS ps Coach oil cloth kegs wro't end finish
1000 ps wall paper ed Nails
so boxes C lass 1000 lbs Horse shoe nails
doz Picks and haRdlesl5 81 lbs malleable Irons
6 doz Grub Hoes 500 lbs Buggy Springs
G doz Mattocks 5J0lbs east and sheet
25 doz shoyels. g. Spad ,s sss ss-s-...-s Steel
doz Pitch and Manu- el000 lbs wagon Boxes
Foiks200 lbs Spring Steel
4 doz Andirons 5 0 Lbs Saddle Irons
25 doz Bride Bits l2 sets Buggy felloes
25 doz Strrups "a sets Buggy shafts
"a sets Buggy Axlss "a setts Buggy bows
20 sets Buggy Hubs doc tea Kettles
Is setts Buggy spokes
Also fine stock Of pocket and table cutlery.
Terms cash, OF accounts due when presented
NORTHINGTON g. VAUGHAN.
Jan, 9, lS57-tf
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r1-.caeosiel. osiss sDv W h. Bryarly. Store. IN
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" STILL THEY COMET"

10. NJ, DYE, r. Z, A
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VALUABLE
FARM FOR SALE.

THE attention Of the public is called to the
sale of my farm, lying on the West Fork of Red
River at Peacher's Mill, one half mile from Cobb s
New York Mil, and ad dining the farms of John
w Barker, r. F. Ferguson and Peter Peucher,
and eight miles North Of Clark syille. The said
farm contains
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4 FdPM FOR SALE

March 90
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april ". 81
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Fresh Cuba Tobacco Seed.

THOMAS & BRO. have just Yeesivsd lot Of
Fresh Genuine Cuba Tobacco Seed. Row I. yosa
time 10 raise yOursnokiug tobacco.
Feb 6, '57-u
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NOTATION.
II. A< EditO, Of TIE N. Y. Tr0pss.


SIR, Your correspondent GA Teacher" opens q
subject of great interest, which it is important to con-
slider at once in all its bearings. The Arab system OF
notation with nine numerals and a zero, is based
probably, on the natural idea Of counting by the to"
figures. 1t defective, however, from the imperfect
dvisibilty of the number ten. This defect mas BEEN
observed and commented on before. Your c9rcspon-
dents suggestion TO substitute eight for II Is new Tn
me- but u.s. think less acceptable than ono which has
already been much discussed by MATHEMATICIAN hae
of substituting the number frelce and using eleveu
numerals and q zero. Twelve Is Invisible by twos
three four and six. Its convenience has been ooh-
sdered by the very fabrcators OF the language, and III
moot moneyed sytems il is the most important figure.
II am not mistaken, proposition TO this efsce
was before the Convention at the time OF the Ffcnch
Revolution. At all events, the general subject Is ia
miliar 10 students Of the higher mathematics Wheu
the best division Of the circle under discussion,
the number $50 was pitched upon on account Of ins
estrt me dvisbity. II lie divisible by 3, g. 6,Ss
9, 10, IL, Is 49, ~, 80, So, 40, CO. 80, 10 and $50
Respectfully, LEARNER.
PhlodoLphis, June -, 1857
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

The Water Witch has been ordered 10 proceed Ia
Philadelphia to convey the stores and effects sf the
Minister to China to the Minnesota, now lying in tho
harbor Of Norfolk and expected 10 sail on the 18Th, %
soon thereafter, for her destination in the East.
FOR EUROPE.
The British and North American Mail steamship
Cansds, for Liverpool, sailed from this port ct II
O'Clock yesterday. She took out III passengers and
ST. 325 1873 80 in specie. Among her passsngem were
the Rev. Theodore L. Cuyler snd wife OF thu city.
Aso the steamship Argo, Capt. Benson, for Londsp
and Bremen.
Mr. John Engls launched from his chip yard foot II
Tenth street. East River spleodid steamer called tha
Montreal yesterday morning. She u 100 tuns regis-
ter length on deck pa feet s. feet BEAM IL feet holds
will have beam engine, cylinder 81 inches In dame
ter and IL feet stroke She Is owned by The Portland
Steam Packet Company and will run between Portland
and Boston. Mr.. w. II. Webb also launched from his
ship yard foot of Eighth street, East River, fna
medium clipper bark She is 500 tuns burden, 20 feet
beam and Is feet hold Her top frame is Of live oak.
with live oak cants, white oak bottom frame, and
planked with the same and ceiled with pach pine
She has one fash deck, with half poop cabin, and 10
diagonaly strapped with iron. Mr.. Webb 10 hek
owner A splendid steamship, owned by the United
States Pacific Mail Steamship Company, viii bs
launched from the same yard in few days.
NAVAL.
The United States steamer Sarapac has been orderrk
10 the Pacific, where she preeedes the steam.fnga
Menimac the flagship Of that staticn ana takeS
the place Of the John Adams 49,, -
The Naval General Court Martial, convened nc
Charlestown has concluded the case Of Lieut. Tho@s
W. Crossin, the lst lieutenant Of the :ioopof war
Cumberland tried for allegee m,seo1a"' Inn
roon The finding Of the Court will be annoapced ~
The Navy Department upon the recepto the proceed
ings Of The Court. IL s stated that the gallant lieu.
,Ssnf was reported by his commander who is a yerg
s,ct temperance man for rather extrsvgsnt eonyyiaI
Indulgence with party Of friends on the receipt &
nevsof domestic ehai acter peculiarly gratifying -
his psternal feelings. The general presumption 80.
near to be- from the evidence in favor OF The aeeusd
and the high character be has always sustained ;hae
he viii be honorably acquitted. Boston Adv.
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The above number Of men are distributed through
out all the wards of the city, and the others. which
will make the aggregate very nearly 200, will be ap-
pointed as soon as possible
Yesterday Deputy Superintendent CARPENTER in
stru .ted the Commandments Of the various wards to be
vigant, and ascertain that all the men under the IN
perform their duties faithfully; 10 prohibit them frem
standing upon corners, or lettering in barrooms or
other places in short 10 see that strict discipline
shall prevail.
The Commissioners exercise the utmost caution, &C.
leciipg and appointing but good meu, in every
way qualified and worthy of the position.
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METROPOLITAN BANK. NEw-YorE Nav IS, iS5i
Ara MEETING of the BOARD of DIRECT


n ORs Of the METRoPoLITAN BANK, held on She 81,
instant, II was resolved increase the Capt. STOCK ONE
MILLION or DOLLARS: say, from Three to Fo1I hI9n.
Subscription Books will De opened 81 the Ios.e ~
los Broadway the first day Of July neN End renNn 1Ps
wa the 10th sad month Those holding stock at the sese
Of business the 2h Of Jne neHt VIII be eI'ied 20 SUD
c,lbe at par fox ssd Million Il additional Capital ana re-
o.ivc one share OF soos for every three .hs[-s "a
They viii the right assign the privilege oil saose
Sng Tor which purpose = form vii be furnished -,
viii have the gb 10 pay IL uu on NE isi nsy
~ IIy next such DO there will be no charge OF inre
To.e who do psy that tiwe are required 20 Pay ~ P1
cent on OF before the 15h Of said Jn and the rvm''nns )" pei
csnt on or before the 18th Gay Of o. ber next
Ir,res Al per ceut siuun trosl me Isl cay yy
he sSd 10 All paid s,f tat day II oI1i 70 max
All The nsyments equal t yue en- me SAID i'' Cay "
July h,. shan
For martial psvments eTiprec eps Vol e i'snea o4I VIZ
ever asLsrebader shall paw the fun anosn cue on h.s
ton be snl h. entitled Al the usuS o. %
paid s,ok An shareholdefs will have the tsneA OF lne ~
deud which NAV be paid in January, 1883
Shareholders a. distance wishing 70 take The so tnsy
b. entitled To- nav make their subsc-pons % tps new 49,
by seudas this Bank duly signed and Wtnesse< power
stfoTbey.
II desirable that such shareholders as iniene 70 s's
themselves Of the opportunity 20 snoscIioe OF 40 .
siEn their usits TO DO other parties hA ve -
o. u. II intentions - eGsly The lst Of jury PfseleAoe
ee, tainy BY the 10th.
IL VII be for parties wlam such right. hall %
appear st the Bank in person By Attorney to
GEORGE J. sENEY, cashsE