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ALEXANDRIA.
o of The Star.

Correspondence of The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Dec. Q, 1883
The Indictment weather which, this morning,
succeeds the bright, bracing atmosphere Of YES.
terday, has had a serious effect upon out door
business compelling the suspension Of building
operations In several instances, preventing the
unlading Of vessels, and altogether making bust.
ness quite slack.
The contract between this city and the Ameri-
can Coal Company, which excited so much in.
terest and such considerable debate In our CITY
Councils last week, has been finally concluded
In short time, contracts for the work will be
made, and the work itself commenced
Yesterday afternoon, about 3 O'Clock, a frame
stable belonging to Stephen Sbinn, and situated
in the rear Of his residence, on Water street was
found to be on fire. The building was stored
with hay, and II was not until the stable was
ruined that the flremen We're enabled to check the
progress Of the flames. There is little doubt that
the fire owes its origin to an incendiary
The Mount Vernon Guards are making strenu-
Gus efforts towards a reorgani zation, and will
doubtless soon appear in new uniform, with in
creased numbers.
Capt. Arthur Herbert has resigned his post as
commander Of the Alexandria Rifemen
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PERSONAL.

.. The s;Iatosch Italian Opera Company
-. The Rev. Theodore Parker Is again con.
nned to his house by serions illness
-. Mr.. Berry Ceitia, Minister from yene,usl,
to England, arrived in New York on Tuesday.
80. Piccolomini Is said to have received an
oner Of marriage from a fashion BILE youne Nsu,
Yorker since her arrival in the country.
80. Gen. Paez has so far recovered from the in
1uries sustained by him on the 18th ult, as to be
able to embark for Venezuela to-day.
-. James Gordon Bennett was arrested ON
FRIDAY for libel at the suit Of John B. Haskin-
ana gave bail for his temperance.
- The Medina Tribune says: Hon. silas NJ
Burroughs, OF New York, IL lying seriously an AZ
his residence In that village, having been con.
fned TO his room since election day
Hon. Thomas 5. Anderson and family n,
Missouri; Hon Charles Ready and famiiy ~
Tennessee; Hon. Fayette McMullen and ladv ~
Washington Territory; and Hon. 8 8 Mars6,II
Of Illinois, are at Browns.
-. Piccolomlni, they say, gets a hand some
salary Of 81 600 month, besides the expenses OF
herself and suite which amount to 81 900 month
0azraniga was paid $500 a night for the two
nights she sang In Philadelphia laat week.
-. Eliza Biscaccianti, an American born pri =
ma donna who has met with great success abroad
especially at 81. Petersburg, has returned to this
country, arriving in the Canada at Boston last
week She will give concerts in Boston. vhers
she ~as popular some seven years ago
-. among the passengers by the steamship
Aago rom southampton, are Paulding Tatnaif,
nom Japan bearer Of despatc hes and OF the
treaty VIII Japan; the Rev. Dr. Patton and
Gaughter, bearer OF Dispatches from Rome nj
leans, bearer Of dispatches from Paris. NJ
Senator Gwin, daughter and servant; the Hon
Nm. Aiken and family of South Carolina the
Hon. J. l.; d. Morrison, OF Illinois; Bishop
Davis, OF South Carolina ID. Huntington and
family, Sidney f. Morse and family.
-. The trial Of Allibone and NewhalI, of tho
Pennsylvania Bank, charged with defraudino
The stoc X holders Of that institution, which COM
menced Tuesday, attracts much attention. The
counsel engaged for the defence OF Mr. N-wbaII
are non WIN Nj. Meredith and Russell Thayer
6,sq. hf. Allioone retains as counsel, r. C.
pIeWsle, ana u; NJ W barton, Esqs. The Gem
the case, is represented by DI.,rict Atiornsu
Long rad and Dennis r. Murphy, ESQ. MI
murphy Is well known in this city as a reporter
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WEATHER IN THE SouTH.-The weather fin
some parts Of Louisiana, during the month of
November, has been unusually cold. Ice and
frosts have been plentiful, and in Richmond, ac-
eording to the Gazette of that place, ice has
formed sufficiently thick for packing for summer
use-which is more than can be said of any local
lily In this vicinity. The sugar crop has been
Considerably diminished in consequence. About
one-half Of the crop has been realized on the rst
appearance CT frost, and it was thought that not
more than one-half Of the remainder would be
secured. The Louisiana papers are burdened
with complaints Of the injury thus done
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IMPORTANT TO coNsUMERs OF GAS.

The undersigned having purchased the right TO
sell GLEASON'S PATENT AMERICAN GAS
BURNER In this city, Offers the same TO the citi-
Gems OF Alexandria, with confidence, a. the most
economical Burner which has ever been presented
othe public As the season 10 approaching when
great complaint OF lsrge gas bills,
TINS the best time to apply the only preventative,
whloh 10 IN the hands Of the consumer. and invite
all vno vlsh TO study economy in the use OF gas to
GAL on the undersgned agent and examine these
Burners: The toloElnE certikcates, selected from
which are presented for these Burners:
ALEXANDRIA VA, Nov. 1s, ls5s.-I have tested
your patent anti corrosive Gas Burner, and End 10
IL produces perfect and and steady flame "a very
desirable result. lvhile the mechanical construction
10 simple, and not likely 10 get out Of order.
JACOB ROXBURY
Superintendent of Gas, Alex andria, Va.
EXCHANGE HOTEL. RICHMOND. Va, August Is,
l85S.-rhe UNDERMINED, having used " Gleason's
Patent Gas Burners IN the Exchange Hotel and
Bal ard House, for several months past takes plea
sure in certify to the stesdiness and purity OF
light furnished by tuem. and above all to The eoono-
my IN the consumption Of gas secured by the same
for after using them IN all parts Of the two houses
above named. the reduction IN the gas balls, when
compared with the corresponding months in pre-
vinus ears, places the fact IF saving Of from 20
TO Is per cent hey ond doubt. cheerfplly recon-
mend them TO all persons who wishes good steady
light, with small consumption of gas.
JOHN p. BALLARD.
F. G.. HENLEY, the agent for this city, can be
found at Mr.. nller's Gas fitting establishment.
No. 24S Pennsylvania avenue, south side, betwe sen
18th and 18th streets. de l-Sts
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GAS IN ST. PKTERssURG.-The Russian gov
eminent has sanctioned the formation of Joint,
stock company for lighting the streets Of St.
Petersburg with gas. The company has been
granted the exclusive right of lighting the prin-
cipal streets for term of so years, and has also
the lighting Of all the other lamps in the other
portion Of the city. Its operations extend, there
fore, to every point where gas lights already ex-
ist The capital is fixed at four millions of
roubleS
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TrHuANTEPEc STock.-The subscription books
OF the Louisiana Tehuantepec Company were
opened In New Orleans on the 2ith ult and
large amount was subscribed the same day
Inc Picayune thinks the whole sum necessary can
De raised in that city. With the aid thus obtained
the Company look forward to the speedy deveI-
oPment ofits plans-a railroad across the Isthmus,
and its own steamers on the Pacific side
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FLoRIDA.-The Legislature of Florida assem-
bled at Tallahassee on the 22d ult. +. FinIayson.
Of Jefferson, was elected president OF the Senate.
and J. ID. Gailbraith, of Leon, speaker Of the
House Gov. Perry's message discourages the
idea of reopening the slave trade, and favors the
removal Of the remaining Seminoles from Florida
soil
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u st. Petersburg journal announces that
the tenor, Malmanof, while on the stage, in op-
era, had murdered the prima donna, Averonich
No details are given. 1t Is merely said that the
persons in the house were enraged that the
seats in the pit were torn up and much damage
done
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ID our chief export to that country, and the
high tariff of Brazil has prevented its importa-
ton so far, that, We are told, the amount sent
thither from this country, for a few years past,
has barely exceeded $3.50, 600 or $500, 900 worth.
1t is believed this reduction of the tariff BY
Brazil will operate very favorably on the trade
of this country. -
TIE PENSION BURKAU.-The following 10 .
statement Of business Of the Pension Bureau
during the month Of November:
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VIRGINIA PoLIrIcs Democratic State
Convention Of Virginia will meet at Petersburg
to-day, for the nomination Of candidates for the
Offices Of Governor, Lieutenant Governor and At
torney General, to be voted for on the fourth
Thursday in Nav next
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

SPIRIT UF THE MORNING PRESS.
The Union shows that minority rights in the
States are protected by the State constitutions,
and minority rights in the Territories by the
Federal Constitution.
The UniOn, further, speaks Of political fol-
lies, North and South, F." and asks:
"Why should we quarrel about matter which
we cannot decide or control, Nobody is 40 want
ing In judgment as to suppose that slavery is to
be maintained or abolished by parties. Ills not
political aHair-a Democratic or Republican in
The InteLfigencer treats of the position as
sumed by the Walker fllibuster press at Mo-
bile.
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IL The lsraelites in New York were lately
very much excited by the arrest of rabbi for sell
Ing lottery tickets They hreatened the life of hi
complainant, one Eisd-kam-singular name for
u Robert the Devil was performed lately IT
- ioG the Tour hundreth time. The "deyilb
without robert has been performed there ofteuer.
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FAILURE -The New York Evening Post says
the Chicago Press and Tribune, has failed for
100000 The proprietors have had an extension
OF four years from the creditors, and In that time
will doubtless be on their legs again.
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MAP OF SOUTH PLArfE.-Lieut. Warren has
prepared a map of the South Platte and west
of the Missouri country, including the gold
regions, which will be printed in few weeks.
Lieut.. W. explored and surveyed large por-
ton of Nebraska Territory north of this river,
and is eminently qualified for performing this
duty with reliable accuracy.
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u During the year 1858, thus far, the imports
Of coffee at Philadelphia have amounted to 49,
1872 bags, being decrease Of 2,1O6 bags, as COM
pared with the corresponding period Of last year
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III During November the deposits at the
Mint In Philadelphia amounted to S6l4 365, and
the coinage to ss79, l35 in 5,6Os ,s3s pieces, Of
which 8 $50 900 were silver and 2 SOC, 900 copper
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PROMOTIONS IN THE MARINE CoRps.-Robt.
Tansill, Captain in the Marine Corps of the
Navy, will be promoted, it is said, to be a
Major, vice B. E. Brooke, deceased; and r. l..
Browning, Lieutenant in the Corps, will be
promoted to I'll the vacancy occasioned by the
promotion of Captain Tansill
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PHILHARMONIC HALL.
NJ. STRAKOSCWs GRAND
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY,

ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.
TW - GRAND italian OPtRAs.
. MUSICAL FESTIVALS!
UNPRECEDENTED COMBINATION OF Musical STARs
The public are respectfully infSrnsd that
Nine Nine 6 81 faoRsr Nine Nine sAs seR6scH.
SIG. BklGNOLI, SiE. LABOCETTA,
Sig. AMODIO. SIG. ETORrs HAsILI,
TWO BRILLIANT MHsfcRL FESTIVALS,
OF THURSDAY and F RIDAY. Dec I'd a Sd.
The programme VIII be the most interesting and
varied ever offered IN this city, and Will contain
gems and concerted pieces from the following OPP
eras and OrstOrios:
Don Giovanni, Martha,
Trovatore, Robert lie Disbie,
Travlata. La Favonta.
Purttanl, ucret:6 Borgla,
The Prophet, TemlranRlde,
81. Paul, Creation,
English Songs, Duets, French Songs, &c.
- The Manager hegs leave 20 announce that Nine
De WlLhORST Mile PAKODl. Nine COL
son, and Mime STRAKOSCA will all appear on
one and the same evening.
Although the ex pense 70 enEaFe such an unpreoe-
dented galaxy OF musical celebrities ~ announced
IN the above advertisement, and IL well known
that no combination Of four eminent Prima Donnas
such
Mile PARopr. Nine CoLsox,
NJ me WlLHoRsr. Nine STRAKoscH,
have never appeared together in this CITY, the man
aEement has neverthei ess determined 90 hx the
price of admission 70 all parts OF the Hall to
ONE DOLLAR.
Rtserced Seats, FUfy Cents erfrd.
IL Entire Change OF Programme each evening
III There Wall be most positively only Two per-
Reserved Seats can h. secured at he mu,,o ,.ors.
oil Richard DAVIS and w. g. Metrerott.
Doors open al E<-performance To commence st
70 c,ock. no Esd
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p FRANCE & CO., MANAGERS.
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES,
FOR DECEMBER. 1853.
DRAWN EVERY AFTERNOON AT FIVE O'CLOCK.


FOR DECEMBER, lass.
DRAWN EVERY AFTERNOON All FIVE O'CLOCK.
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Tickets $40, halves So. quarters S2.5o.
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$4,000 sof los sos ''ss' ESQ 1900
Tickets IS, halves si5O. quarters sl2s
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s'l.'H sac so so'f 81 $500
Ticksts $40. halves S;: IS, qua Quarter. sa-so.
SMALL CLASS rsAwy EVERY DAY Al 70 o'cLk.
FOR THE pE Eisfsfi @ Of se THE pArApsco
FEMALE INSTITUTE.
WEDNESDAY,, December LIST.
Capitals.
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THURSDAY, December ID,
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SATURDAY, December 4th,
SiUO Il drawn ballots.
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LOST AND f0UEn

az REWARD.-Strsyed or stolen from ms ,,.II.
49, on Iicay night, 18th Instan Cav -
hokSB, 10 years old has a saddle mari IN
On On Is oiek. Inc above reward will be paid 62S
no ~ 81 w. q. WILLIAMS
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TIE WEArH.R.-The following report Of tho
weather for this morning is made from the Nor Q
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institu ton.
The time of observation is about z O'Clock:
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EXCAVATIONS FROM THE Ruins OF CAR
rHAGE.-A private letter received in this city
from Tunis, Algiers, states that on the Goth of
october Ii. b. M. steamer Supply arrived at
that port from Malta, for the purpose of taking
on board forty-fve cases, containing Mosaic
and Punic inscriptions, which were taken from
the ruins of Carthage. Some of the Mo.aics
are represented as being beautiful and of large
Hze-one piece measuring Is feet by 6 feet.
The cases generally measure about eight feet
square Besides the inscriptions several pieces
OF statuary and architecture, were also put on
the Supply. These articles are all to be taken
to London and placed in the museum there.
Both the English government and people seem
to take great interest in the excavation of these
ruins, and the former has been liberal in sun-
plying money for the purpose
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APPoINrMENr.-H. P. X. Peck, Esq, Of Ohio,
Assistant Examiner, has been promoted to the
place of Principal Examiner in the Patent
Office, in the place of Thomas H. Dodge, re.
signed
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ENGINES FOR THE New NAVAL STEAMERS
The Secretary Of the Navy has appointed the
following Chief Engineers to examine and re-
port upon the bids for contracts for engines and
machinery for the naval steamer now BUILDING
at Norfolk. Va, to wit W. p. Williamson. B
Z. Ishsrwood, W. E. Everett, j. p. Whipple.
and Alban G. Sinners
Messrs Erastus W. Smith and Miles Cor
rier, of New York, and Washington Jones ~
Philadelphia, have been called upon nv the
Secretary Of the Navy to act as arbitrato,s IN
awarding contract for the engines, &c. of the
vessel now building at PHILADELPHIA. The
board of engineers who had the examination
of these bids, consisted Of four, and they were
divided equally in their opinions. Hence, the
Secretary has had resort to these parties out of
the service, so as to insure impartiality in the
decision
BRAZILIAN TARIFF ON FLoUR-The agent
OF the Associated Press telegraphed the follow.
Ing paragraph from this city yesterday:
Throagh the efforts of the State Department
io' henofatlon OF the duty on -four In Brazil
, a." IPeIlai decree has been issued reducing IL
ttuiIy per centum below the former tariff This
is considered an important Concession from the
idct tnat there has been heretofore Iarua hsI.nca
against the United States on account Of the ex
tensive importations Of coffee Z, Go No., 80
posed that our exports of -four 10 Rail VII, -,
considerably diminish the drain from mis- conn
try OF specie, which IL is represented has bronah
ish channels" DIV
We may add, in this connection. that Of N.
entire coffee crop of Brazil about two. thirds,
or from 81 900 900 to $40 OOO, 900 worth is sent
" 20" country, and is admitted free, Flour
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VEGETABI.E BALsAM.
Or FRAGRANT HAIR WASH
no or oeaTt!iyina AID preserving the AIR possess
4 also removes DANDRUFF and DISEASES
70 sn shs . I'D.
JOHN H. Gibbs wIllards' Hotel, ard
No. 2s2 Pa. avenue, Washington, ID. c.
Read Certificates Of Praetisins Phv,iei1ns. nno,,
Ophich can be gicen.
~, ! have for some time past used the Vegetable
lent preparation for keeping the scalp entirely ear
ana thereby enc emit promoting the grosth of the
applied arrest the falling of OF the hair sfter
tever and with entire success 1t is not
are Away. more or less injurious tolthe hair bulbs
from ~h''n Inc sa si%s ae.vsi nsi5%ens
Washington, d; c.. December 18th. lass.
CULrIpLE SoSEI HSUsE. November Is, ,sss;;
hair had been much Injured BY iie ere ee
and found It highly useful in promoting the growth
proved both its texture and appearance. The scurfy
condition OF the scalp on hich the loss of hair de-
nns ~ a removed by repeated appIca-
de De I'm an' WiM. NJ. THOMPSON. ND.
OILSGAsks:5.;Feurteen empty OIL Casks, in coed
-, KING BURCHELL.
de Corner Vermont avenue and 18th ST.
GEN + A5 VI Z n ! 0oK +
GLOVES. Assfi hkRiisTTss On GSSSDna-eAH-
and & ssG fsP:
ooceoLs onIs. de l-1w
EXAMINE THE UPRIGHT PIANO. for sale
Examine the Petite Piano. for sale or rent very
Examine the sevsn octave Piano, for sale or rent
very low. N JOGN r. ELI.TS'S
N Piano Store: between 9th and 10th SITS.
New Music from Boston this day. del
CEO. w. COCHRAN,
" WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DkALrRIs
CIGARS, TnBACCn, AND SNUFF,
S9s Penn Arsnue,
IMPORTED and DOMESTIC CIGARS. of up-
Al.S , q large and varied stock of PINE To-
And every variety of SNUFF,
Together with every thing pertaining to the trade
which he oilers to dealers at the lowest rates.
MEMBERS or CONGRESS, STRANGERS
ISl and Residents for the Winter seeking snv de-
scrIptIon of hrst GLASS DRY GOODS are solicted
tion.
We make it point to offer the largest and mos,
comprehenslve stock at all times and season.
us new supplies daily
One price only. mari ed in plsin figures hence 1
Good articles, low prices, and fair dealing may be
relied on in all cases. ' "
PERRY & BROTHER,
Central Stores" vest building.
rkat
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CALIFORNIA LAND CLAIAs.-There has been
forwarded to the Interior Department, through
the Attorney General, full official accounts of
the proceedings in the land cases of Limatour
and Almedan, which have recently been adiu.
dicated In the Supreme Court of California in
favor OF the United States. The first of these
claims was located near San Francisco, and
covered it is said, property worth $40, 600 900;
tne otner covered a valuable quicksilver mine.
As the cases were very important, Attorney
General Black engaged prominent legal gen
ueman of Pittsburg, Pa, Mr.. Stanton, to de-
fend the United States, and he was assisted by
the U. s. District Attorney for California 1t
was shown on the trial, that the titles of the
private claimants were fraudulent; and al.
though every arrangement had been made to
prevent detection, by means of the most inge.
niously contrived schemes, the whole plot was
laid bare and defeated.
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IL Though {" The STAR, II printed On the
fastest steam press In use south Of Balti-
mere, Its edition is SO large a. 70 require 1t
20 be put TO press at an early hour, Adver.
tisements, therefore, should be sent in by 3
s'clsck, M; otherwise they may net appear
until the next day.
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NERINO, CASHMERE. SHAKER ELAN
W MEL and KNIT UNDERSHIRTS AND
DRAWERS, at reduced prices, for cash
NOAH WALKER q CO
de 2-St Marbls Hall Clothing EmpOrium
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0FLADlES' FAiR.-A FAIR will be opened on
d. the evening OF the 18th inst, at Odd Fellows
expenditure for the repairs OF st. Mathew Church.
Of Useful and Fancy Articles with II efreshmsni.
x xs ION which they respectfully In
Herald, daily paper. will bs published at the Far
looms every evening from the LIST to the 7th of Dec
Subscription for the series 81, 70 Doo'
30 IF lntel
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t'INE WHITE SHIRTS AT 8I25.
we have on hand O very good article of SHIRT
II u Is, equal TO those that sell for 8l 50a A i 75
49,, NOAH WALKER & CO.
ue Got 500, Browne Hotel
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

EgSTse.g<,g 0Er THE SkSsME--9-t-
OF fi sateilej of The affairs and condition, Of he
HOJfI IB5Sb i..f&tE Oo3paRyY Of tte City Of Ne72
YoJL, on ~. AS 9oy Of Decentbei, 1857. ,-,.r -
-vgv-, e i5iT b. ASSETS iaE3 5..- 81
Cash Balance in Bank.-.. 900 5g
Bonds and Mortgages (being first lien ON
Real Etate, worth at least 1891 ,0O0 ...4Gp6OO OBJ
Loans on stocks, payable on demand, omar .-- u
p lIet Tafffe Of st-;r1f ites S253 t5n, $50 S.
Bank Stocks, (m2rlvet yaqe) 375OD Op
IseaI Estste, No. q Wall street, (the office =
of Tho COMPANY 1904 II
Interest due the LIST of January, 1885 ...-r q
(of lWbDh Sl2,G2iJ 9:}llas SINE been re-
lf,aF5 %
BstEtncein hands of Agents and in course
roo Of ira@smlis$ion from A gents on the 3fst --s ID
Ddcenlber p ,G8i u
vy eeiy{'Il: '.'e-,;;.,,'s, ~ a ,..r,-s 10
issued at 0firr,...,:. re ds7 So