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INOR SALE, very valuable real estate on Pennsy-
avenuc.The property adjoining the east, the va
cant and 18th fronts
and contains 222 feet running back
o a 30fcot alley.
Further particulars, terms &c. made known application to
KELLER Il MCKINNEY,
18th street, opposite Treasury Department.
June 3o-itf
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Pequot House, New London, Connecticut.
TJNHIS favorte summer hotel is now open for the
reception guests The house delightfully."- situated at tho
Thames, Long Island Sound IL u elegantly
furnished superior for sebahg sailing
from New York Boston by steam
boat railroad every facility for and
The who favor him with their
every effort will be made promote their pleasure and
comfort J. g. PACKARD, Superintendent.
30--d3w
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We would call attention to the card Of VIM Grandn who
tho
the United States Court OF Claims Colonel thor
oughy with business connected with tho
Washington and the practice of tho United States Court Of Claims
[Neo Fork Daily Nors
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The Madrid journals of the 10Th report that at Sasago
there had been disturbances with the cry of Long
live Charles VI but no details given. Republican
proclamaons had again been circulated in the capital,
but they had been productive of but little effect
More troops had been ordered to Havana
Tclegraphic reports say that the government ap
preensve of popular connections at Barcelona and has
consequently adopted military precautions, which they
anticipate will suppress any outbreak.
The position of the Mexican question is believed to be
satisfactory result than at last accounts.
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Mutual Life Insurance Company OF Ne
Trinity Budding Ill Brpad~ay.

MutuNI InBuTHnCC VI ~"
Trinity Budding, Ill Broad~ay
TIME assets of this company amount TO nearly FOUR
DOLLARS, entirely CASH Of which thre INST
invested bond and mortgage
city and State Of New York valued at n'nc mt
If dollars sages aa
profits already amounting 10 one miuion sir hdrn
thousand dollars property Of the policy holders
TERMS Al.
application and pamphlets giving every sup
m FRFD'K S. WINSTON, President
ADnAIT, secretary.
5-.H SHEPPARD ROMANS, Actuary.
MINTURN POST N. d., Medical Examiner.
May 20 Iy* y6i 43 KIT s,U = stAst
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washington Branch Railroad.
Trains follo,cs
LNROM Washington at g. a. m connecting at Relay
with the West and at Baltimore with those for Pha
deiphia and Now York
m, Annapolis, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York.
Alta p mr. Baltimore Norfolk, and Relay with Frodc
ick Ell ssrs b
Express p m Relay for the West and for Annapolis
Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York.
On Sunday at y a. M, and 4 90 p m.
From baltimore for Washington.
M415 and 9I5, m, and nt 3 and 5.15 p m.
On Sunday at AIS, m, and SIS, y.
T. H. PARSONS, Agent
June l3
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NTILLARDS HOTEL. c. e. III. A. Willard,
; Jan 29--dift .FE1
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TIM GnsD JuRy yesterday entered upon an inyestiga-
ton of the general subject Of the riots the first Of
lime
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CRY ITEMS We learn that the Fourth of July trip of
the steamer Maryland to Pney Point Old Point Comfort,
&c., proved almost failure account of her machinery
becoming dsordcrcd after leaving here ON Friday
evening She neither went far intended, nor
got back here at the appointed time having returned
about noon yesterday
As an indication of the in which the Fourth
of July passed OFF in our city, would simply state that
there not single for trial at the watch house
on the morning of the 5th or 9th
INDEPENDENCE DAY.--The only noticeable feature in
Washington the unprccedentedly large amount Of
gunpowdcr exploded by Juveniles in the usual forms
known 10 the pyrotcclnc art both during the day and
night the latter especially And it may further be re-
marked that not single military company was ON pa
rade
TnE WHEAT CRoPs in the counties of Maryland and vr-
ginia surrounding Washington, after being injured bv
the army worm, now in danger of further damage
from rust owing to the recent rains
THOMAS II RoBlSsoS the gallant police officer whom
Robert Cross the election roter recently wounded by
firing horse pistol at him, il now in fair way of re-
covey although he is not beyond danger as etanus or
lockaw is possible.
TIM Gn,sD JuRy yesterday entered upon an nvestga-
ton of the general subject Of the riots ON the first Of
June.
PsRsoxaL- Hon Charles James Faulkner and family
Of Virginia and Hon. Shcrrard Clemens, do, are at
Browns and Hon. w. H. Witte ex-member from Penn
sylvania at Kirkwoods.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-11

woodland Crcam-A pomade for Identifying
the HaiT-h highly peiUmed superior to any French ari
Gle imported and Tor half the price. For dressing Tho
hair of ladies it has equal, giving it bright glossy
appearance. It gentlemens hair to curl the
most natural 1t removes dandruf, always Civ
ing the appearance Of being fresh shampOoed Price
only fifty cents None genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE & CO., Proprietors Of the
"Balm of Thousand Flowers"
BUSH CO., 81 Front street, sole wholesale agents.
Also sold by S. DISsMoRE, SO Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-11

To NeFVOusS ufEerers.-A Retired Clergyman,
estoreed to heath 10 few days, after many years Of
great suffering is anxious to make known the
of Will send (freej the prescription used
Direct to Rev. JOHN NJ. DAGN ALL No. SO Fulton st.,
rooklyn n. Y deod&w3m jy3m
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C. w. FREELAND s co.,

1893 Main street, Doors South of the New Mechanics
Hall.
NIL d&Etf
MTOTICE.-The copartnership heretofore e,isting
L% between the subscribers, under the Arm and style
of 2. BAKER Co. is by mutual consent this day dis
solved The affairs Of the concern are settled by
VIM H sanford BAKER,
Worcester, Nov. TO- 1857 WIN. II. SANFORD.
The business of the will be continued at the
old stand, by the subscriber. VIM. H. SANFORD.
NIL diff
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AFROlSl's GlobWIes amd VftnI Fluid. -Fo
sale, Wholesale ard RETAIL by
J. @. HILL. Druggist aud Apothecary,
my4 dtf Mechancs' Hall Block.
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a.. w INIT NGsS
PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC ROOMS
myS No. Mechanics Hall, Up Stairs dig

Slate for ROefs-The subscriber is prepared to
furnish Slate for B0os Of superior quality and lay in
the best manner the satisfactory 5ams
Piles may bs seen at the yard on Grove street.
apI3 DIFF JOHN BARNARD.
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Goddard 81 AIdrich's QuadriIIe Band,
composed of former members with the exception Messrs
Bbeu Flagg and Geo. Kendall formerly of Boston, hav
ing obtained entire and beautiful collection of
Music, in readiness to their former patrons and
the public generally, on favorable terms.
N. 2. GODDARD. IEBEN FLAGG,
LIST Violin. Clarionett.
j. NJ. ALDRECH, GEO. KENDALL
I'd ViOiia and PrOmptor. Cornet Piston
D. RYAN, u. Bass
ENGAGEMENTS made only with NJ Goddard, biubery
street, T. NJ Aldrch Vine street. at Loring's Music
Store 200 Main street. or either Of the Band DIFF o23
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RemOVal.--5irs, NJ. W. iERRALD, Physician, and
an experienced ad very successful Miwife has removed
from No II Nawbury street to No. 81 Mechanic street,
at the head Of Union street Special attention given to
Uterine Com plants, ard diseases OF children.
iytT diff
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Removmi.-Dr. LINNELL, Home opathist has
semoved IN No. Elm street, first residence above the
Ljncoln House. Office hours from to ands6 to p.
nj
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E. p R SIS E E $
Patent HaaStIc Roofing.

We have bought the right of making and vending Rus
ses Patent Roofing in the counties Of Worcester, Nor
folk add suffolk. We offer 10 the public the best sub
stitute Tor Metal Slate Roofing that offered
before. cheaper and more durable Roofing cannot be
found Perfectly fire proof and endures the severity of
Summers heat and Winters cold, without melting
cracking This Roofing be put with perfect safety
over boards, plank tin shingles, steep lat roofs.
1t dement's itse to the roof laid there is
no danger of its being blown off, The best judges who
have it in USE think will last from twenty to thirty
years without REPAIRS for samples of which, refer to
u. 2. MOODY, and S HARRINGTON, Worcester.
7. P. CLARK North Brookheld.
G. f. ALLEN, Millbury
HENRY AYfSup'tWestern Railroad, Springfield.
All that have leaky roofs or in want of Tostng,
will do we'll to call and examine specimens of the above
named individuals who have roofing in use.
Post office address, SAXBY, JOHNSON, & CO.,
NIL dom Swans Hotel Worcester.
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GEO. 4. 5 CURTIS

GEO. L. CURTIS.
REAL ESTATE h EXCHANGE BROKER.
Uniou 81 ck, En. 1877 Main street.
Drafts England, Ireland, Scotlani, and GERMANY.
Also, passage tickets to and from Liverpool and Caor
mia, for sale. au12 dan
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NIOTICE.-To Mr.. JOSEPH HANNALYN, Pedes-
" trian-Sir seeing notice in the Spy, accepting my
challenge to walk ten miles, providing will double the
amounts for my part am poor and have to de-
pend upon my hackers but consider $25 quite OBJ
ect these hard times but you 500 if you will call
at Prof Molineaux's Shooting Gallery, WEDNESDAY
Evening, 18th ntt at O'Clock, match be made,
for mean business. Yours Respectfully,
NIL dit ALFRED ELs0N, the London Antelope.
0SE-0n Monday Evening, a RED CAMELS'
IA HAIR SCARF. The finder will be suitably reward
ed on leaving the same at this office. d3t+ nil
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PICTURE S FOR IS CENTS.

HATHAWAY will make for the public Single Glass
Pictures (caled Improved Ambroypes) far rs cents.
u TIE Ouly ImprcUed ADabrotype, known as Cut
ting's Patent for 70 cents, 81 90 and upwards.
o2S dtf Opposite Cark's Block.
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FsilE Tes.--owng to the failures Of pictures taken
by Cuttings Patent process many think the Ambrotype
not dsrabe picture, The Improved Patent Ambotype,
such are taken by B. D. MARKHAM, are not only the
most dersble picture made but far superior in and
finish. Go, and ALL to Aaxham's if you wish good
durable picture, at a fair price. Rooms opposite City
Hail. Harrington Corner diff o24
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The w orcesier Wafer Cure Will hereafter
be exclusively devoted to the ire tmen Of female patients,
while the other will be received only boarders.
the location Of this establishment is elevate quiet and
healthy, combining the advantages of both town aud
country. Up at all seasons, For circulars address s..
ROGERS, D Worcester, Mass
II DR. RoGERs' day Office is in the Central Exchange,
Post ice daJr During the Evening and night he may
be found at the Water Cure. dit sul
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REAL ESTATE.

d. FARM FOR SALE, or viii exchange for
Hy;i5I Dwelling House, convenient to the City Hall
TO mechanics or others, wishing to exchange
house Tor farm chance is offered For further
particulars inquire of the subscriber at Agriculture Al
Warehouse and Seed Store, 24s Nam street
MO DIFF J. D. LOWELL.
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DR.. DUP0NOO'S GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS FOR
FEMALES. The combination ofingredients in Dr. Du
poncos Golden Pills. perfectly harm less They have
been used in the private practice of old Dr. Dupon'
CO. 80 years. and thousands OF ladies can ties
tify their great and neyeraling success in almost
every case, In correcting irregularities, relieving pain
full and distressing mensruation particularly at the
change Of life. From five to ten Pills will cure that
common vet dreadful disease the Whites. Nearly every
lady in the land suffers from that complaint. The above
Pill permanently cured thousands, and will cure
If you use them They cannotharm yOu-on the contrary
they remove all distractions restore nature its proper
channel and invgorate the whole system Ladies whose
health will not permit an increase of family will find
these pills preventative, For particulars see di
rections the box Price $1and will be sent ladies
cOnhdentay by mail by enclosing 81 to either of the
following general agents for Worcester GEO. R. SPUR,
20l Main street, JAMES GREEN, III Mainstreet DAVID
SCOTT 25 Main street. Of Mechanic street; Also
by T. B. Choate Fichburg, c. Csntrell Son. Danieson-
vile, Robert Geer, Norwich, Balch Son, Providence,
Weeks Potter, Boston, A. B. & D. Sands New York.
A. A. Burditt, Clinton, Mass.
See the signature j. DUP0NCo is on the Box none other
enUine dly mch19
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Mrs. s. Gooaw ~ an exog. ,- ced and success
ful midwife holds herself in rea nese day and night
10 att 1nd TO The duties Of her profession Residence
Austin Ut -eet. dtf oot2l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-11

ReniOtaI.--Dr DR.. H. CLARKE has removed his resi-
ence from No Chestnut street, and his Office from No.
Elm street No. Chestnut street, near the head Of
Pearl streei. Office hours from to and to p m.
go def
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NEORTGAGEE SALE.--By virtue Of a noyv-
lVh er Of sale, contained in Mortgage Deed given bv
Charles g. Perkins, dated May 19 1851 recorded in the
Registry Of Deeds Tor the County Of Worcester Lib b83
fol 49, and for breach OF the conditions Of said Mort
gage, will be said at Public Auction upon the premises
in Upton, in said county Of Worcester on THURSDAY
the nineteenth day of November, A. D. 1857, at O'Clock
p. certain lot parcel Of land situated in said Up
ton containing thirty two or less Il being
land conveyed by James White and Bridget D. White his
wife In her right, to Charles Perkins, by deed dated
April Sth 1857, and recorded In the Registry of Deeds
in said county Of Worcester, Lib 57b ol COL References
TO be had to said deeds fer full description Of said
premises By order Of Mortgagee
a27 d4sW DANIEL y NEWTON, Auot'r /
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I'll. e. Bishop, graduate of the Baltimore College
Of Dental Surgery having had extensive practice
this city. for the last ten twelve ysars has
moved his Office to his house, No IA Pearl street. where
bis professional services may still he obtained He would
call attention particularly to his method Of treating chill
drens teeh securing to them, by timely skill aud
sight, fine set of Natural Teeth the appreciation Of
which hiss induced many parents to place their children
under his charge-and he hopes all parents will the
importance Of early placing every child in the Of
skifu and faithful Dentist, their future
comfort
g3-ToorH Powder AND VASE &c. for sale.
Office open all hours Of the day and evening-14 Pearl
street, I'd Dwelling House from Main street.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

COFFEE AND SUGAR-Brazil produces
33O million pounds of coffee annually, Be-
ing more than one entire half that il
grown in the world Java produces l2O,-
400. 900 pounds. Ceylon % millions, San
Domingo I'D millions. Cuba and Ptrto Rico
20 millions. Sumatra III millions, Costa
Rica q millions, Mocha millions, ana tile
British West Indies , millions.
Of tile $500, 900, 900 pounds Of sugar
produced in 1856, Brazil furnished 200
nnl. 900 pounds. Cuba 500 100000, Brit
i-h West Indies 35O,0OO,GO0 and Louisi-
ana and other vi the Gnlf States $50 600
GOO. About 34.000,O00 pounds 5f maple
sugar are made i'll the Northern States in
\ YEAR, and France, Belgium, Germany,
Austria ana Russia makes about $40 900,
600 of beet sugar in year. In c0nsump
tion, Great Britain requires annually. fol
hcr coffee, tea and sweatmeats about S36,-
GOO 900 pounds, and the United States
without quite A. sweet a tooth ~ John
Bull demands some 100. .O00, 900 pounds
nj q. Bulletin.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02
From Mexico.

By the arrival of the Tennessee at this
port yesterday forenoon, We have journals
from Vera Cruz I'd the list instant, and
from the Capital To the 10th
Puebla has again been disturbed by an
intended revolution, discovered and sup
pressed by the energetic measures of Gen
Alatristc. the Governor of the State
Alatriste had about ten Of the ringleaders
ghot III the llth. tile day the movement
WI discovered. ana issued, according ~
Mexican custom, a lengthy proclamation
Accompanying this proclamation w. 4 a.
cree making oger AZ properties ef ecetfs'-
asticaE corporations, except those belong
ill., ~ colleges III devoted to charitable
purposes. To the State, and directing their
sale.
nile Trait WI LAion says this measure
has been hailed by All friends VI The Gov-
ernment with sincere pleasure, but AZ the
same time hints that thc Governmentit itself
di.anproves III tile act and cites short
seni-1f5cial announcement I'D the Monitor
ReDnJlicaAa, wherein the seizure ri the
revenues of the clergy i ascFIDed to over
\ zeal on tile part Of Gov AlatTlste-
/ Meiia. leader Of tile rebels, was de-
\ feated INV the Government forces under
II Gen. Dvblado, ID tile Sth. MeJla had
previously assaulted Queretaro, but W.
N forced tU retire
Gen. Biancarte, WHO, il will bc recollec-
tcd. leit hi province Of Lower California
last winter with Ill troops to head pr0-
H1aurtuBlenfo HI favor of Santa Anna. but
finally declared fur Comonfort, Eas n0w
\ Oranlv ioined fhc rebels. and Government
trcon. we're out after Him ana hi- party.
NJ Cobos. another revolutionary leader, E4s
III the head of small party, AZ San
h Gabriel.
H NIP NJ. Moran. editor Of The English
newspaper. the Extraordinary, had been
thrown into prison. on TIE complaint of
U G1v. Zatnora. of the State of Lacatecas.
under thc press law, tor the publication of
4 communication rejecting on that gentle
mans official conduct Mr Nj va still
/ iii prison On THE 10Th, awaiting his sen-
tenee- which WI expected on the Moud5y
following. the 2JJ int. The E1traordiua-
rv. however, was to appear Al usual on tAe
\ Igth. aHd afterwards, the editor furnishing
the copy from the prison
The Government of Gomonfort, accord
/ in- tu aIl accounts, ~ using the eEtrayT-
Iinary power granted KY it With prudence
and moderation. - Juarey- the nv
/ Minister Uf tha Interior, ana tAe mUst tal-
euted of the cabinet IT, addressed ciTcu
. lar on the subject to the -oTerners ot tAc
different States. W herein hc announces
thAt lily object of the government wlil 10
to restore peace to the Republic, ann
T. prosperity to thc States, t0 defend national
independence, aud to preserve the Euaran-
tie- of the Constitution Confident i'll the
justice MI its cause, the government hopes
that i'll 4 ahurt tIrIe. the ~ XXI these -
tra0rdinary powers vill ~ further be r.
rnired.-N. D- Trur Dcltn
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

SOUTHERN Pacific RArLRo From
our Texas exchanges, we learn that the
work on this road is being pushed forward
with all possible speed y considerable
sum of money has been raised for that
purpose, and it is believed that a sufficient
amount will soon be received to pay all
liabilities of the company. Eight miles
of the track, commencing at Swanson ;
Landing, is in running order, and conf
dent hopes are entertained that the twcn-
ty miles will be finished in time TO save
the charter
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02
MoEuus AM INDIAN AILfANcE-Th

NoENIs AND INDIAN ALLIASCE-The
Sacramento lCsliforuiaI Aec II the lGth
uIt states that il lesrus irg,u an authentic
source, that the Nurmous Of Carson Val
ley. whose exodus we mentioned last week.
have repaired to salt Lake with the secret
design OF recognizing themselves aud rc-
turning t. murder aud plumber their Cen
tile enemies. They declare that for every
Saint slain by the United States troors.ten
Gentle women shall n,ke atouemcut: that
they viii first exterusinate the troops from
the east. then 20 west, allied with thc In
diaus, ravage the border, ryb, piuuder. and
murder, until they shall have repleulshed
the Lords treasury, and reycnggl insults
put on his chosen people. OF their abil-
it, to execute this threat, the Age las but
little doubt. 1t says they eau muster / D.
900 men, armed with the most efestive
instruments of destruction Besides hav-
ing many thousands Of well-trlinel horses,
thcy have a foundery where cannon and
shells are east; powder mill. and fac
tory where revolving rifles and pistols are
manufactured. 1t Is stated that they have
10000 Indian allies, wh0m they are ready
to furnish with arms aud horses ON an
emergency. Add to this their geographic
cal position, and it is easy to see what
would be the fate OF few thousand troops,
who travelled thousands Of miles, anG even
in the event of their reaching the valley,
the besieged, with their herds, would take
TO the mountains. aud reinforced by theiT
savage allies, would, in turn, besiese their
besiegers, and cut of supplies until the
invaders were starved out.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

GEN. HAsKELL.-The Lexington (ky.J
Reporter of the 18th ult, says that Gen.
Haskell has been restored to complete
sanity, and that he was to have appeared
before the citizens of that place in a few
days in the capacity of a public lecturer.
1t is generally known that Gen. II. has
been for some months an inmate Of the
Lunatic Asylum Of Lexington, and his
restoration will be received with feeling
Of the livlie>t satisfaction.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

CAMDEN FoUSDERY-We learn from
the Herald that the Foundry recently
erected in Camden is in full operation, and
the proprietors are prepared to execute
work of every description in their line
We trust the company viii meet with en-
tire success, and that they. as well as the
public, will be profted by their enter
prise. Establishments of this kind are
well calculated to promote the prosperity,
not of section, but of the whole State,
and our citizens should feel pride in sus-
tanning them.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

CAIRO AND FULTON RAILRoAD.-By
reference to an advertisement Of the Pres
ident Of the Cairo and Fulton Railroad, it
will be seen that the Directors, at 4 called
meeting held at the office of the Company,
on the 10Th ultimo, resolved to call upon
the stockholders for an iustallment of Eve
per ceLt upon their subscriptions to the
capital stock The reason assigned by the
Directors for the call is, that in the pres
ent stringent condition of the Money
Market it would be impolitic, if not i'm
possible, to raise funds by a sale of the
lands o: the Company, even based As they
would be on their large land grant, the IL
ties to which are now perfected and in the
possession of the Company.
The act of the Legislature turning over
the lands to the Company requires, that
within two years from the date Of its pass
age the Company shall grade twenty-five,
or complete ten miles Of the road. 1t Is
to enable the Company 20 comply with
this requisition of the law, as well as to
discharge some outstanding debts justly
incurred, aud that should be paid without
delay, that the call has now been made
Ii is hoped that every stoekholder will
respond promptly to the call and secure
the lands from further Legislation.