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/ RCTUKK AT TIKI ATHkNKUM.
8 THE FIRST ANNUAL Il
LIBERTY 1 IRE COMPANY, az

spectfully inform the ladies and gentlemen of the
CITY of Richmond, that their
FIRST ANNUAL BALL
vii be siyen at the new and spacious HALL over the
inst Market, on MONDAY evening, the ID of Feb
rusry. This being the first Ball which they have
ever attempted to give. they hope, by spaIne nei-
ther labor nor expense, and by their
exertions to render cUnsummate satisfaction and
pleasure to all who may attend
~ The Supper will be furnished by Mr.; Andrew
Pizzini.
or Music-By DoLLINGER's Cotillon Band
O. Price of Tickets 6250-admitting a gentle
man and two ladies' Esch additional lady, so cts.
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sF We understand that the bark Ann L.
Grant, of Richmond, direct from Rio de Janeiro,
with dates to the 25th of November, arrived on
the 9Th of January in Hampton Roads, with a
full cargo Of coffee, for Crenshaw & Fisher, and as
coon a. the Ice breaks up, the vessel will be brought
mn the
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DEATH OF HON. PRESTON 8. BRooKs.-The
National Intelligencer, of yesterday, announcing
the death of Hon. P. Brooks, says:
He had been unwell but two or thee days, and
his indisposiiion was hardly known beyond the
circle of bis particular friends when information
of bis death broke upon the public heart With
more than ordinary solemnity. We learn from
one of the colleagues of the lamented deceased,
ted in violent Group at . moment when his friends
had res SON to suppose that the crisis of his illness
had uasspd.
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FRoIsN TO DEArH.-Dr. Charles Harris, Q hishly
respectable citizen Of Cstawbs county, N. c., cane
70 BIS desfh on Monday night the 18th inst under
most distressing circumstsnces. He left home for
the wosds. On arriving at small branch he dis
mounted from his horse In order to discover the rosd
ana IN crossing the branch he stsppsd upon the Ice
the water Hin hcsss, In the m sntime, had ran ofF
and isft him sleas Afksr be bad sostsn out of the
wster. beipa thorouahIy chilled and bspumbsd vffh
cold and bis Globes rcssn he dragged himsef 10
brow Of shs HILL WHARF hs fell and psrishsd IN the
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DIED,

Yesterday morning at O'Clock, GEORGE WILL
LIAM, youngest son of John G. and Martha Page,
in the 5th year of his age.
The friends aud scquaintances of the family are
requested 10 attend the funeral this Thursday) morn
ing at IL o'clock from the residence of his parents
ON N arket Bridge.
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NicaraauRn Affairs

says that Spencer, Vanderbilt's reputed agent in
Nicaragua lis Sylvanus M. Spencer, tried for muir
der at sea, by Captain Frazer, of the ship Sea
Witch.
1t is reported that the U s. Marshal will ARE s,
the fllibusters. about to leave here ON the Ten.
nessee, to join Walker.
SECOND DISPATCH
NEW YORK, January % The steamer Ten.
nessee is detained here today, in consequence OF
her repairs not being finished
Several fllibusters were arrested to-da. in
GLIDING Colonel Fabens, Alexander Lawrence Nj.
caraguau Colonization Agent, and Henry Bolton
his clerk. Fabens and Lawrence were ordered &c
give bail in $1,000, and each refusing, they were
committed to prison.
The Tennessee is announced to sail tor brow
morning
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acknowledgements Wise has granted a re~
preve in the case of William H. Keene, who was
sentenced to be executed in Fairfax county, on
Friday next the 3Oth instant, for period of sixty
avs from that time.
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- Lass youa DESTINY
MADAME SWEET
IL ons Of - best CLAIRvoYAHTs n TIE WosLD
Anu car HEAD Youa LIFE LIKE 4 DCok.
Her Reons ere daily throsssd.
Consultafion reduced to ONE DOLLAR sssa.
Rooms corner Main and 18th streets, up sesin.
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THE WEATHER AND THE STORM "A dispatch
from Bangor, Maine, dated Monday, January 10Th,
says.
A furious snow storm commenced early this
morning, and the snow Ia piled up In drifts, rem
derine the roads almost impossible. The Their.
mometer mark six degrees below Zero
This was "a hours after Its commencement in
Richmond
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The Steamer Off Nantucket.

BOSTON, JAN % Tho captain of the brig Che.
rokee reports having seen a large steamship off
Nantucket, surrounded by ice and apparently dis
abled. She came from the westward
TARPAULIN Cove, Jan. 25.-The captain of the
steamer Western Port says the steamer Is a large
three-masted craft, with yards on fore and main
masts. She was about 1000 tons burthen, had one
smoke stack forward of the main mast and side
wheels. He was within Eve miles of her, but
could proceed no further.
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LOST.
4 OST~.On Tuesday morning, in the Old
IL Market, my FREE PAPERS. They were
wrapped up in q small piece Of brown paper. A
reward Of 81 will be paid the finder, by leaving
them at this office.
CHARLES HARVEY,
ia 29-2~ Free Boy of Color.
r OST..On Saturday night between tho
IL Exchange and American Hotels, bundle con.
tanning Fancy Cashmere Vest, with the name of
Mr.. 6HAFER written ON the wrapper. The finder
will receive the thanks of the owner by leaving it at
this office. Is
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From Havana.

CHARLESTON, jan 25th.-The steamer Isabel,
from Havana, on Sunday, arrived here to. day.
She reports heavy storms and several wrecks. The
news is unimportant,
The discount of 10 per cent on American dimes
and gold, is now positively fixed upon.
Sugars were active and firm
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SCARLET FEVER This disease has prevailed in
Martinsburg, Va, aud the adjacent community,
for some weeks past, to an alarming extent, and
a number of children have died from its fearful
effects The Martinsburg Republican states that
one family that Of MIR. VIM. Frevel, lost four chill.
dren by it in about one weeks time, and iu other
families its effects have been little less expert.
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A IRE occurred In Tuskegee Ala. on w ednes-
day week, which destroyed large building occu.
pied ~ Masonic and Temperance Halls. ard vari,
Gus Law Offices. Loss estimated 81 about 5000
There we're 100 marriages In Albemsrle county,
Va, last year.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.



DeasA sf The Hen. Andrew eseve.s
Wa ,..rr Nrum she Uhsr,otsesvile Advocate
that he Hen. ANDREW STEVENSON, Que. =.
helm, his residence In Albsmafie u g ~.
day night, in his74sh year, OF Pneu a..,,. IA
Advocate states that Mr.. Stevenson ~ ~.
besu esilipe for many months Ia"
vous system was considerably shaken "
injury to = nerve Of his hand. HIS hieoo. "e''
prepsred TO expec. his death 81 any nomsns'
Ne s,.x.n,on distinguished himself while - very
-. NO., nv h,s talents - . plsader 1t the BAR
.-s-.. considered one Of the arst criminal law.
xe,. If b,s dav. He soon entered po"icAi ihe'
ana was sent TO the House Of Delegates In leoa'-
He remained . member of that body for num-
her Of year, 70 rseveral Of which he led the ofce
NJ Speaker In that capacity be became ceieora
ted for the dignity and ability with which be pre-
sided
From the House of Delegates he went to Con-
sress, being elected from this Congressional DIS
trict In the House of Representatives ne was
elected Speaker In that position he soon earned
great disslpciion ranked as possessing next
to Mr.. Clay, perhaps In . larger degree tnan any
other man of their day. the peculiar qualities 'na
Git man for the very important and difficult duties
of presidipr officer Certain 1t fs that the House
of Representatives never has, since the Gay OF
Messrs. CIsy and Stevenson. been distinguished
for the order and decorum that characterised !"
while they presided. Times and men 100 nave
changed it is true; but much of that exalted cnaf
acter for dignity and order, which belonged TO n'
House in their day, was attributable to sneir al
mirsble qualities to control Its dehoerauons.-
From Congress. Mr.. Stevenson was sent as MIN
lister to the Court of st. James. "Wnhe tnele'
"a the Charlottesville Advocate Justly says, ne
not only occupied high position in the diplomAac
circle, but, by the dignity of bis character, spen-
did appearance and distinguished SOCIAL accom-
plisbments won for himself many admiring frienos
amongst the distinguished men OF that Kingdom.
Since Mr. Stevenson's return to America, ne mas
devoted all of bis time and talent to pursuits OF
agriculture and to the advancement of the inter
ssts of the University, of which institution he was
its rector at the time of bis death, and has ever
been one of Its earliest and truest friends.
IN the death of Mr.. Stevenson, Virginia has
lost one of her most distinguished sons. and Alne
marie one of Its best citizens. As politician mr
Steveuson's name must be well known to an In
teliigept readers but it remains to us VINO knew
him a. q friend and neighbor to bear testimony 20
the fact that he possessed all of those noble quar-
ties of hsaet aud head which 60 to make up the
character of noble man. Peace be TO MS ashes
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- FOR = A L. E...A two story BRICK
House, situated on the corner of I'd aud Catha-
- rins Streets containing rooms Kitchen, Coal
house. hydrsnt in the yard, and gas fixtures the
premises
This property with some improvements might be
made q desirable place Of residence.
The owner contemplates removing to distant
place, and prefers sensit on favorable terms rath.
er than rent it out. PERSON. wishing to purchase
will please call on EDW'D d. EACHO.
ALaO.-A small Frame Tenement, ON Catharine
street, containing rooms, that rents for e5 per
month. Apply to EDW'D EACHO.
ALSO.-AF Frame Tenement containing rooms.
on Catharine, near - street. For further tnfor-
nation respecting the terms, location &C. apply to
EDW'D D. EACHO, Pearl street,
ia 29-lw Near the Exchange Hotel.
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Rev J n Psndlstou, formerly Of spots syIvsnia
county, Va, has been appointed Professor Of TIE.
oiogy In Union Universiiy. Tenn.
The silk trimming establishment Of j. 4. Haig e.
brother, Baltimore. was destroyed BY Ore Monday
night. Loss $4,000
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STATE City y of Rishmoood, IS;
This day before me, Samuel T. Bsyly, Notary
Public in and for tho city and State Aforesaid per-
and VIM. +. Allen, the Secretary, of tho Homestead
Company, and severay made oath that the fore going
is true to the BEST of their knowledge and
belief
Given under my hand this 2sth dsy of January,
1857. SAML T. BAYLY, N. P.
in Ill
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A. Jones. Esq, Of Laurensville 8. c., In letter
to the Herald he's accepted the challenge offered by
Col Lane, Of Kansas Territory, to Col. A. w. Doni.
phan, end Col A. Bocne, to meet him and settle
the vexei question by single combat.
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- 70 BusINEss A.H.-CHEcKs, DRAFTS, &c
The year II about ending and many business men d.
sire to commeuee with nsw Cheek and Dram Books.
These can be furnished at the DisDatch once, en-
srsved in style Of elegance unsurpssed eny whsre'
0entlsmen who desire Checks engraved, BIZ hesds.
&C., rpasdns any thing In use here, should Gan sna
examine specimens 1t the Dispatch eountins-roou.
They can have them with snch vignettes and orna-
ments a. are in the specimens, or with any others
that their fancy may suggest Orders for Chects'
Drsfts Certificates of Deposit, Corporation Bonds
Bin Heads 60, can be filled In the most sathfesfory
manner and ut rates surprsinRly low Merchants'
Bsnkers Corporation Officers and others should ex'
aynina gp0ainepa.
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erfnorrrns faAcK.-yflseoa. o. moro fAniliasly
known - Buehansa Spring, near the dfy, aassss
avery savannss for Trottins Cosrse, not % - az
pss,ed by any other North or South. There II nne
n,sse Of table laad betwssn the dwelling house sss
Clay street. capable Of having o II half mile tract
Jiletou can b. bought In parcels and ~ would ID
wise the portion shove described e b bosshs an1
used a. trottine course. We trust that ciab may
a once DO formed to purchase this piece Of ouad,
10 a. to commence operations - soon % the spring
sets In.
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FIRES IN FAUqUIER The dwelling house of
Mr. Erasmus Helm, situated about mile and =
halt from Warrenton, was burnt down on Friday
night week. The furniture was all saved, but Mr..
Charles w Helm, his son, lost books 10 the value
of el00. The dwelling house of Mr.. Austin Jens
niogs, of the same county, was burnt down on
Thursday night week. None of the furniture
was saved.
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~ Special Notice. THE attention of the
public requested to the sale Of damaged Goods and
| Seine Irvine, at our store, THIS MORNING. at 10
| o'clock. 3 B. COOK l. CO.,
10 29-1t Auctioneers.
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Bishop Magiii Of Richmond, Va, preached IN
Washington city on Tkursday night last.
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UAIDEDAT0a Wssa 0reen3.
q ess 49, e ciTY sIsoEAHs, g g 100 -
s'.s:is. 8: .e s'''s'ssa'Z ;sss 1T s:I:
~ A Csrl .-HsIlsw.e,Sasxsas q DC $40
Ju0IcIAL DrsrnIcr: hssy ~ fns.as nsve sarN1y
SHfP n OF Dk1s3cf. Mach 6ssrs 10 soneIisres
With thsir ,viskse anl sptniens thaa ny esn III,
2 e. :: j. IS , sss j
Ssiy the sisvstsd stssdsfd Of quslifesfinns sSors
q p cur ss vsrs "a sI y Is. sss os
Of the ofiees II Jos shsll bestow % me. fmoss
respectfully solicit your votes The election viii BE-
held on The 18th day Of FssrssTy sszs and sasJ ss
Hanover. 10th January. 1857. jsai-sd.
~ The nndcrsieeod, nc she Solicitation
Of many friends irrespective Of political parties re-
fee Of CRY SERGEANT. and solicits the eitiss %
Of siisnSnd s'asrsy 70 give him sh:a5 '1PpSrs
pA0-e nm .. oAf
- City scrgeast.-In cenformity to TIE
expressed wishes OF many Of my friends, announce
GEAnT, and If Il should be the pleasure Of my fell
low citizens to elest me, promise to Discharge th.
duties a. q e the best Of my ability r ~ ,,,
~ To the voters Or the CITY sf R,cs.
MoND.-l am candidate fer the office az CITY SER
GEANT, and respectfully solicit you su6rssss 81 the
js7-n THOMAS w. boswell
a. Fer City serGeaat,-T Subscribe
respectfully announces himself Candidate for n.
Office of CITY SERGEANT, ct the ensuing election
and will be thankful for the support OF the yot. ~
the city: HENRY w. QUARLEs
ja 1-dte
~ Notice.--At the solicitation Of many
friends announce myself candidate for the ofsce
of City Sergeant at the ensuing Municipal Elections
make this early announcement to correct the mis-.
statement, and impression on the minds Of sorse
that would not be candidate.
de 2s-2m THOMAS U. DUDLEY.
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HoRRIBLE.-It II stated that there was q train
of Is cars at Amsterdam, about 80 miles west 81
Albany, on Tuesday, which had been there nearly
. week. They were loaded with hogs, and the
poor brutes were % Vanished that they were de-
vourfng one another.
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DNfalcafinn

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 28.-Mr. Stringer. runnt Z
of the Bank of New Orleans, absc onded to day,
on the Cahawba, (for Cuba) with $4,000
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


-,--->>-.->--~>~~~>>
ga Statement of tho Financial Condi.
ton of the Monros Building Fund Association, on
the 3Ist day of December, 1885,
For IS Instalments SS5 COO 60
Interest on Loans 1859 Is
4" Fines o40 vi
&" Profit and loss for original
subscription on shares $50 90
-$s65 s4 80
Cash stockholders in advance 299 s3
Amount due officers 80 60
s369zl a
DISBURSEMENTS.
For redemption of sls shares Of f., sm
" Contingent expenses 749 C5
" Interest advance pay
eS2,2o2 SO
Real Estate owned by the AZ A:' 9.
Amount due by dslin.
Cash on SaS hand ss7s 70
Number Of shares redeemed 3l9
Unredeemed 68I
The average rate Of redemption has been Ss8.57
The estimated cash value per share, il $36 g.
L. w. GLAZEBROOK, Prest.
B.W. SrARKE, Secretary.
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Northern Markets

New YORK, Jan. 28.-Fiour heavy. State e6 80
0S6 As. Southern e70I2,. Wheat nominal Corn
dropping mixed IS. Stocks setive, hut flower. We.
6's @9S4.
BALTIMORE. JAM a8.-Flour unchanged. Howard
street. e6t06 81. VIII. at white 81 Co. mixed, el.52.
Red el46, Corn white, IS. Old Yellow, 66 New
YolloW 81.
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MIR. Brooks Remains >. Respect to His
Memory

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-The House met to-day
and adj burned until to.morrow--when the death
of Hon. Preston s. Brooks will be formally An.
nounced, and it will again adjourn.
The remains of MI. Brooks will probably be
conveyed to South Carolina.
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COMMITTEE:
His Ex. Gov. H. A. Wise Capt H. WHY
Joseph Mayo, Esq. Capt Vincent Barsamin
VIM. TAYLOR ESQ. Capt Jno. T. Rogers
James II Grant ESQ Capt. VIM. H. Charters
VIM. Greanor ESQ Capt. VIM. H. Easey
Jno. P. Ballard, Esq. Capt Daniel Hagerty
Alex Crais, ESQ Capt. VIM. H. Whitworth
Jas NJ Shine Esq. Capt. A. J. Arlington
Andrew Johnson ESQ. 1st Asst. VIM. Milburn,
Solomon MYERS ESQ. I'd Albert AGREE
Albert Millspaugh, Esq. Surgeon Jno. + Jackson
Chas B. Hill, Esq. Private VIM. Dowden
6urham Wsrdwsll, Esq. Chas c. Wood
John H. Greanor, Esq. Robt. Higgins
L, A. Smith, ESQ. John N. Hobson
DR.. Chas. Mispaush Oscar 0. Null
Engineer John ]. Fry John +. Siith
1st Warden John C. Psge Dann a. Pyle
2ud L. L Barnes D. A. Richardson
Capt. Virginius Bossieux J.E. Satterwhite.
FLOOR COMMITTEE: Red, White and Blue Rosstte
r. H. Lafond John P. Tyler
John A. Pizzini James L. Burnett.
~ Entrance march at half past O'Clock.
Members of other Companies, who intend visiting,
will please appear In UNIFosM. ja 26-dtd
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HIT >EM AGAINs
Na I have been on the Square in Richmend's
Gk old town,
Have made observations, and noted them down;
Tho music I've heard from Smiths Armory baud,
And thought like the rest it exceedingly grand
But whenever visit the Square, far or near.
NY mind is delighted az wen my ear,
To think of the Thousands in dresses all new,
To hear some pronounce the word BAR THo-Lo'
NEW"
Ny watch will not tell the hour or minutes of day.
A. strolling and strs gging they bond forth their
way
On Msin and Eleventh they take slight view,
And walk into the store of BAR-THO LO-MEW.
My watch needs repairing, no time Wilt keep,
Either walking riding while Pm asleep.
Yet still pll give thee, though old for one new
And I'll get thee repaired by BARTHOLOMEW.
Nought else does he do, but from oil asks share,
Cl,c's. Watches and Jewelry he does but repair
Here's happy Now Year to my friends and the rest,
He out rivals no ono, but equals the best
w. J. BARTHOLOMEW.
Corner Main and 18th SITS Richmond,
Watch apd Clock -MakeY,
jazz Over 20 years In London and America.
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Richmond, January a. j. 29-s

GENTS, DRESS CLoTHINSG..- Drees
Frosi Costs. al;o Dre.: Coat. si's a;,I P1s.lin
made in first rate stye and for sale low. Style. ft
asd economy ia favor OF our goods
and would * Ss sss; isfa
Jag 10 Main street.
DKDUCING STOCK 1.-The subscribers
II again call attention to tho fact Of their inten-
the goods are marked down that any scquaint.
cd with good Clothing cannot help noticing that tho
prices are reduced. Our goods are first rate, we
e eurchasss. .A'''' " 0ROsHONG 1 TUPMAN. "
jas IO Main street
CPRKDY CIJRK FOK CHAPPEO aKIN
- MADE BAkE.,S ANDALUsIAN BALM.
ever offered he public for curing and preventing
the Hands and Face from Chappins. 1t il devoid Of
iahafui srteIs for bathing she Fsss after ,h.sios
rendering the skin smooth aad plant. Prep red on.
MEADE & BAKER, Practical Chemists.
1856, N. w. corner Of Main and 10th stIssts.
VALENIANATK OF a N m o M A. Tho
re. sTsnsh r Tsn:Sy foT T:sal S:u .sia
gent i recommended ~ being superior to the fac-
ture Of Chloride Of Iron. common Alum and the usu-
fsR " Y s:ss: Of
eaness eulphats Of Nickel, Saeehsrne Csrbossts Of
iaoa and Aenssnese, and every new and standard
misA sna LnsImaeeotSsI Preparation, prepafsA
MEADE BAKER, fharmsceutists aad
Oh .mists, is6, n. w. cor. Main and 10th ~
j. % div ISL
EOOT WARM kKs, Ter HoS water q new
= patterns, which invite the aGteatioa Of these
who are troubled with cold feet. Also. Copper
Bed Pans, IN excellent article for cold wsashss.-
For safe ct Isl Main street
il 20 BULKLEv CO
nOOk MATS. Alicante, Jste. Hemp,
II Rops Cocoa and Rarior Door Mate Tor s,le b.
IL 2, BuLKLEY co.
|1E HALF CASMo y. LII ~ u u - q i
lO Paste for sale low 70 close cnndaument
jazz DAvENf0RS, ALLEN : 90.
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a. PHENIX FIRE CO., No. g..
I@C meeting will be hold for the assess
81 mont of 6aes &c 4. at the engine-house,
$500 MONDAY evening, at O'clock, the
I'd proximo. 1t 10 essential that every member be
present, as considerable business will be submitted.
BY order. Z. T. GAINES,
il 29-4t Secretary.
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s1 C,.1 Of SF k v.sSlsla' To wit:
This day personally appeared before mo, Samuel
T. Bsyly, Notary Public, for me city aforesaid,
L. w dlszebrosk, President, land B. w St.Ike,
and made oath that the foregoing statement, taken
from the books of the Association true the best
Of their knowledge and belief
Given under my hand this oath day of January,
1857. ja.9-lt SAML. +. BAYLY, N. r.
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Bki.L = So ho ssgH s;u,Lprss,

JAZZ 4. CsssrsnAw.- q = M.Ltrea''s
~ ITfORNEYS At bnM..s
WIN praeaiee n TIE ospssior saa lnfexscs Y ~
q 9ieknaoaa city an1 a1ieeent eountee -
DedesNl counn he31 II nlehmon1 sna nosioi1 s~
TrsShM ssrsse jas- alnss&
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Whole number of shares redeemed, il $50.
Present cash value Of each unredeem med share, il
$50 Fl.
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| loot WARM kRs, for bet water q new
patterns, which We invite the attentoa Of these
who troubled with cold feet. Aleo. Copper
Bed Pans excellent article for cold wsathex.-
For safe ct ISL Main street
/ il WIJvKysEY = co
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nOOR MATS. -AHcante, Jsee. Hemp,
y hope, Cocoa and farior Door Maae Tor > IL b