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SQUARE AND HEXAGON NUTS,
~ WASHERS and CLINCH RINGS-An sizes
stantly hand. Also SHIP SCRAPERS and SHIP
AUGERS for sale by DUGAN & JENKINS,
jy10-tf No. q South Charles street.
TURKEYS AND CHICKENS-A large
Il lot in to-day the West. SHARP, CARR & CO.,
Patterson st. d3-tf
V'AR.-300 bbls. Tar, in good order, for sale
Il by JAS. CORNER & SONS. MATT
T'IMOTHY HAYDN STORE AND
Il for sale wholesale retail by MACDONALD &
DUGDALE. dlS-tf
TNIMOTHY SEED-2O0 Bushels Ohio
u Timothy Seed just received and for sale by B. T. Ell
DER, 100 s. Eutaw ST., opposite b. & o. R. R. Depot
oc22-tf
NERDIGRIS, EXTRA DRY.-30 sacks;
20 boxes (25 lbs powdered 500 lbs in balls for sale
by r. J. BAKER Sc S. Charles st. n17-tf
WINES.-l00 Pipes and ! Casks Sicily;
20 casks Malaga, sweet in bond, will be sold
at reduced prices, in bond duty paid. j. CROSBY &
son. Is Bowly's wharf. oc5-tf
WESTERN BUTTER.-l0 bbls. solid
w packed. PoUMAIRAT McCULLY, Nos. AZ and
40 Light st. n23-tf
OK BBLS. OF RICHARDSON OLD
~ Whiskey years old, and warranted from the pure
Rye, for sale at low price at R. KRAUS co. Is Cheap
side one door south Of Lombard st, n13.f
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Steamships.

~1IzA CROMWELL'S LINE r
SfZHISN FOR CHARLESTON
sr5zsss One Of the steamers of this Line will sail
for the above port SATURDAY next 25h instant Al
o'clock. P. VI.
For freight passage, apply to
a. C. HALL, Agent
ll6 Spears wharf.
rare SO, including State rooms d2i-5t
>3SA G r. o M w f LL'S GREAT
S&1ssEL.4Sa EASTERN, WESTERN AND SOUTHERN
Mz2sssz4sta& STEAMSHIP FREIGHT AND PASSEN
~, ,r,,- ,,,r, - GER LINE.
Inc TEN STEAMERS Of this Line are now in first rat
ouer ana the agent announces to the business Commu-
niiy that Steamer will leave ll6 Spears Wharf Bait-
more and Per Thirteen, North River New York EVE
RT AFTERNOON, at O'Clock
Insurance may be effected on goods by the Cro,AII,s
Steamers to or from New York on omen poces AT their
office, at oneeghth per cent This Insurance will be ef
tected for the account of the the ronert Ioss
II any payable to them) with the responsible Comma
Mes whose certificate will be given when renuired
One OF the above steamers will leave Bamora EVERY
SATURDAY afternoon, at O'Clock, for Charleston G
FOR freight or passage having superior accommodations
apply TO A. C. HALL, Agent
1l6 Spears Wharf BALTIC
A. B. CROMWELL, & Co
cor. Washington 4 Albany SITS, n Y
JOHN W. CALDWELL, Agent
iezi u Charleston, s. C.
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G38CHOICE WINES, BRANDIES,& sc.
tIEIAj j. B. CHARRON & CO., AGENTS
ss1ss FOR VLNE YARD PROPRIETORS
IN FRANCE,
Have just very superior COGNAC
BRANDlES vintage 1911. CharrOn Pere ct fills Brand; En-
lie Belmont Co, Cognac Brandies various vintages
Bordeaux Claet Wines from low to finest grades; Bur
gundy Wines from Medium to best grades produced
in France superior White Wines; Champagne Wine
various brands; HOLLAND GIN and SCOTCH Wits
KEYS Of prime qualities.
The above will be sold in United States Bonded Ware
house or duty paid
Also, consignment, 10 bbls. very old and prime
MOnongahea Rye Whskeys; 10 bbls very old copper dis
illed Bourbon Whiskeys 200 bbls fine medium grades
Bourbon and Rye Whiskeys which invite the
ton of those in want of pure liquors Office No 134 LON
BARD STREET, 8 doors east of Hanover. ap5-tf
E3A A CA r D.-For the purpose Oh
To- doing more general CASH BUSINESS, have
for cash. at the lowest remunerang prices This
ment will be extended to all family accounts paid
promptly every June and January. liberal allowance
will be made to wholesale purchasers for cash. offer for
sale in bond and in store,
OLD COGNAC BRANDY, Is years old.
OLD SCOTCH, IRISH AND RYE WHISKEY.
OLD JAMAICA RUM AND HOLLAND GIN
MADEIRA WINES, D0NALDSON'S SERCIAL
RESERVE, and other WINES, 20 years old.
sHERRIES, WIDOW HARMONY'S CELEBRATED
,,,,.r, TOPAZ, OLD PoMARE, and other brands
FINE OLD PORT, CHAMPAGNE, (my own importation
with RED LACH, GOLD LACH, ASSOCIATE
VERZENAY,
HEIDSECK, and other good brands
D. LEIDEN'S CELEBRATED HOOK WINES.
STELTON, GLOSTER, PARMESAN AND AMERICAN
CHEESES.
Old MOCHA, JAVA and other COFFEES. TEAS of
FRENCH PEAS, MUSHROOMS, TRUFFLEs, MEATS
and SOUPS, Theoretically sealed; PATE DE Fol GRAS
small size
large assortment of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC COR
DIALS and fine GROCERIES of every description for
sale by GEO. H0LLINS,
IA N. Charles street,
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Mmtbaaoi3e.

/ ARD OILS barrels Cincinnati Extra
Winter Strained Lard Oil, in and for sale by
"hANT BROTHER. 81 Exchange Place. n2tf
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"I'z14'I q bINVI IT En- Of tNCIlATge FIace. MI
1 EMONS.-6O boxes new crop Sicily, for
4 sale by EDWARD L. PALMER, 4 BowIy's wharf
dl3-tf
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SbipQtng.
FOR LONDON

IiI8 FOR LONDON.
NAa&EnM The fine coppered and copper fastened
- bark NORNAL,'' Terfry, master having
nearly all her cargo engaged and ready go on board
will have immediate despatch for the above port For
balance Of freight small stowage apply to
CAPRON & Co.
d20-tf 62 South Gay street.
I61A FOR HAVANA.-The good brig
rSl1aGeM "EUDORAS,n Capt. George Haskell, will be
- dispatched in few days. For freight
d17.tf MoRRELL & RANDALL.
IE1I4 FOR ASPINWALL, N. c.
rhl=144sEsnM The fine Brig "GILMOR MEREDITH"
- Albert Gray, master now loading will
have dispatch For light freight or P9ssage apply to
dl4-f corner Smiths wharf and Pratt st.
IN FOR RIO DE JANEIRO.-
SnfHtzrM The superior new Al bark CELIA VIRGIL
see.-s.asN y VIM. Focke, master, will have quick
dispatch or freight passage having excellent
room accommodations apply to to = Rp.rxssco
dl3,u corner Lombard st. and Cheapside.
41JA FOR CALLAO, wa Quay
Na3HEeesM qu.-The fine AL ship 'SARAH MARCH"
-sSzssssS Stowey, master, is loading at pier IS
Apply 10 w. RHOADS & son,
d4-u cor. Smiths wharf and Pratt st.
lIA UNION LINE FOR CALLAO
Nzzf@4asSM DIRECT FROM NEW YORK-The AL half
--asssaaaasss Clipper Ship KATE Swaziland SpauId-
ing, Master having nearly all her cargo engaged will
navg GsPdGh For freight or Passage having fine
n,
Mott corner Smiths wharf and Pratt street
tGIA UNION LINE-CHINA PACK
Nhf=4EM EFT FOR HONG KONG AND SHANGHAI.
-ssss.ss - ROM NEW YORK.-The fine CIipper Shin
EASTERN STATE, P. G. Kilburn Master viii have
quick dispatch for the above port having twothrds of
her cargo engaged Insurance guaranteed at the lowest
rates For freight or passage, having fine accommoda-
tons for 10 cabin passengers, apply to
nl6-tf W. RHoADs SON
lin FOR NEW ORLEANS.
NgLFa&ssM HENDERSON & cos REGULAR LINE.
1e-LOADS UP TOWN-The fine fast.sailing
schooner "POTOMAC,'' Avouet, master, will load up
town for the above port and having considerable of her
cargo engaged, will have quick dispatch.
For balance of freight or passage apply to
JOHN HENDERSON & CO..
d22 corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
6LA FOR WASHINGTON, n. c.
NrfH9e9SM The schr. IRIS Capt Simmons, will re-
-.--zs ceive freight WEDNESDAY, the 22d, and
d2l4t JAS CORNER & SONS,
1A FOR BOSTON.
Na3+HsssM Regular packet schr. j. MCPHERSON, A.
-Ms.aG Baker, master, is loading for the above
port having IN ost of her cargo engaged will have quick
dispatch For balance freight Or passage, apply to
d2l-tf Northwest corner Pratt and Gay streets.
fI5A FOR CHARLESTON, S. c.
NAzfHGsnM THE MERCHANTS LINE.-To sail on
Al-.zzzrz--esS WEDNESDAY, the 22nd inst The wen.
known regular clipper schooner elite - Capt G. A
eary VIII receive freight at reduced rates and sail as
CHARLES PENDERGAST,
No. II Smiths wharf
E1 All charges paid on goods shipped by this line and
goods sent to my address, will be forwarded free commits
R5 Shippers by this Line will please send dunicate
receipts with each lot of goods
| HENRY P. RUSSELL, Esq, Agent in Charles on
| n m
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Mertban0iae.

WALNUT AND MAHOGANY. In
v Flank, Boards Scantlng and Veneers for sale by
JUS; THOMAS son, corner Park and Clay streets.
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PHILADELPHIA.

r. mn ~ y II N
FOR THROUGH TICKETS and further correct and relia
bic information apply Ticket Office Calvert Station
N H. corner of Calvert and Franklin streets Baltimore
dIo-u c. C. ADREON, Superintendent.
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~ I>,In.>riS cuUncu.

Toe i VIZ Reed of the ". F. CburcI
'.'''''" ars" Lafayette Ipd rr,.eLei
'' N'. .'''' rmou TO a. larg. congregation
,' '".''' r-at About tue middle ,f m,
o. served that two or ,Lts.
J '....''' member" of the church vrr.
''''. ''" '"r't'r r,r aud p,u,iur Win
90 u u ',"'a ''n'yues upon h,.np- l., com
"''''r '''sirs 'n clear, loud voice
Nj 4'."'2 inEcr'. pby .l,.p y..a,.,
li"''rS i-oNrr,c- f TIL. good nllv,,r
'I.'t lmn Au4 Hu,ty r,.umed the tLr
oi h'' d'-eourse. he effect uron ~. a.,
- r'ar' va eicrtrcli 4 .Locs from ~.
l1'i'f'c' Vi the Agiartic cattle could mo-,
n''e been mors cd ctsre -LajaseL iI,..r
CoL.fIr N''-
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The Chri,'nn Iut,,,I,cac,r ei,c,,l.rr
loving fact, related j.. r..,,.,.',.,
'"''' prayer
t"a' % Y'nHc mar. INTEL,
y '1'''''l''.r 'cyIrhiHc high
"-'''s 90 t.. nu,o
80 80" 'H-h'"' .n'" az
"'n'',i' WI. aud one ,J.t,r m.ktrs
~ Wv Al ""re devoted to tue
VI '"e "''
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d" yer i"i ~vr 81 th, Do.
- - zoe '"'S Si'i't lHr many gaf-
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Dtii.s 81 Fats Isai' JsT aHHass - psd sd
ra-ss 49, DBls
p t~a.N~. aatua. ivtcFtrd b~V Cad the rSpi
rutts rf, go 80. rst~rv.t aiIi D.. charged.
,r.sf,ri,.-. ..cpit., o~s D'lisF asa T-,,a.
~ are Goats q -. F.fl ,arg'tIhiy 40 ad,as
RNrE. - NpN ~ TI>ING
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DHs DBfH.s tars- t.stit'as s--i.rg,s ..-. ta tb.
..a- flgtftir1 60 eun,,na..-. Ttr,aiy. fr,
CS.i' i'-s .Ita,-
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p-' ., .tai~ fi.'i7rv. tha' her pF'''l-tr
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tate Irs.i .nt 81 hN them
- ~ 80 ttlttnt.t -rsrf-. ssi au ,sftait.H
- a. lsr-fftss.Ssfs ~ss'f . srid for
cash GNLL LNiiER \ 90.
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Agency Of lnslrducs.
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v, sr.a~s nf tnr i1.HssnH. B4.tt..s ant r.
i. IsgHia.s LiFE ,ND FutEfS~uR
VIZ .l 80 sHHut.s f.4 4l.rI. il t1- .t4.t...
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ts.. .a-f... r.nrsfy .. part.s|rH.s
i.'- ir.- 0l,ag u. b. Vs sy . W.
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Meeting al kuLt Be,sy's
co>1tA.r ron ror,o ur>.

IL Was my first V.sIt to the praScr.mre,
iIg at Fulton ,trcct. puorc God ha. .o 80
ua!iN manifested tIs Jrrs,uce. ll.ruum rt
tho ttst stcTy ~ss iulI. aud ! made nv way
Ito that oL The second found .rat an
tie middle Il tie room, from which Lrd a
good view # the T,.'uu, sTcuLd tue ruIIt
sud o"uid look cut of the Niudos- ~ n.
rear. Auc A. clsuc,d j upou the hIrh trick
stores ia AuB street. Ih- memories If other
osNs iUst'd iu upon NE. here those
ttick stores uO~ rI-e. upNards II ti.iriy
N'ats ~" there's "UI suue Noudou lulilltg,
! uiN,ry hrly Ir,t,rstuIs H. auu uIprr r,ut.,
. Il cue Il item. th,r- dW,lt au uiI c.i.r.i
woman, tt,u widely ku"Nu ~ Auut B,r,y
- Sarah-- vLt,'. | u.S fprrt Slr ~
y,ry old sud WY be. AID remarkably
~ ". To what church .hc belonged. do
u"t r'n'mD,r. H,r ,. u b,c,sssry IN u.y
rt,scut Iuriu.r To know. she vas d,penn
,utu tic hand At charity ior her dai!,
hfr,d nor wa she neglected som. ladi,.
rot unsLoNu 10 thr r,l gipus circle, 6 y ~
A,rk were sent 90 her room by tt,ir rs
Itut-. uu tt,T fret ,TTa.ds Il mercy t. tte
IOor Aud tuwc young men. mostly from
the Hrt.tyt,Iisu Ald Htt. o.t.t olutet,..
held Ir,N'r u.',tIig Iu her room ou each
S4Ntaiu Iit,tlu.u - .lru.s too o. & IN 20
art,rd ou aiy . J'c Tuutic mean, oi grace.
>rc ioy ou ter i.S,y ted uGt.Or % c-c ui,,;
% =. - Irrs,r rEd a. wc truf,d. .lr ',...
Zach g "a y tts laid -ud r.,,u, L,rtart-
~ ii,.-irs.
TLat u.,uliug IT, tie uTTer room of tba,
poor d,c,Ii,. h~d iassei swsy from o., rc.
O. !'c'lor. although II vac H. It ! ,t..t1 ,il
Lrst jEsJ'r | ever M rcd ~ tho hear.
iug OF moo. But tos % m,,tirr ipr
Irryp sd Iu h. 81 -. Nrry r'Ecr 10
/ o,n, ur 40 sliI's if,,Nr,,, t,tarr mo TIE
oi. lulatgs took tie place ct tDo l.f;
stores ,auid go srnguI tn p. IN ul Aaty
B,'sy aid c'uLt ~ a. .ir- aId almost tai.
With he lrurg men tlst .at o. them.
c,uln lear tt'm pray aud ,,- tb,ui retire.
,soh TtestNIIg 3D. Lts turn. tie ii,s,irC & Ihe.
srcd d,ci iv. Aud e. r,s hp.v ~'A
%. nrn ''.0g.i -. ,'a'r p l.,.r. fle,itg
I,r ed $50. '-' ......,. .r rf..
rosu. ~ S1Lsu from urs rv.rr b., q.
ice ir,m tsaiud ne itssstbat ofa utf
oLaut ,1hcfI,g tis tfothsf urtrtsrfr
a,t..r interest. aud W4I.Hrf ~ -l o.. che
.u.y-tIou q m.r A. TIE voice sc. .u..d f..
mi.iut ! tutrtJ t'uui tD ss~ wt1 49, 'ie
hfyd srd Gu'ut -, ak,r iic o. l0s one
IT tie Iu;rslS m'rriHit. ri y l.lA. .4f
Il. 81 -,
I,t.y. md l.,W vss,tc ,iJic lttlr girl.
a., ,.y.,. g,d g., E.r,,, c.,,,d A.,
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ctrIINC M,RRIIp.

'a'f Who hsi teen noisy. wasu-
i'f, u' Na.ur- Court Ul, Hoo ,..r
.'' To .'.r i'a lore rt i-6.r
.''a. don. matrrca be 4a.au.t
r"' '.r uf,aft
=, Ne '.n married uau q i,qairsd IL.
"naat exactly $, ffhr gone ",
w.. vii have 20 send yra 70 III,
W'rs0.s.c sr.t tic Mayor
''.' u.. 90 t. rgc, tter, ..il
"..'7 " tui ~hco you rttalstH,p' VA tn
I..'oW '"g'ii r"f.,cd 20 90
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NOTARY PTBLIC.
GPHcraI f1SHrH.1r9 .IgcHF
WIH GofI.TFDr.

hFNEHN hts ..ssi.s- 90 ri- rusl1a-s ...rrrt.
~ ..t y 2 'sHl - arrs P-..'-,t-x frr H-,s ..
10. "taU '' COLLECT ~ s'u.. suf drfnt 90 o..
80 '.rf h1.'s"-. i4 n al. coz i.a.
Il. il.fs..| 80 -... 4.r. .. ..H l. ~.-#.'
'trssr1 UptB~fslfs ant rss o. tts .n.utn# .s.
s|tIs..- al its ''Ht'i.I. Is.r Btr a.. s,.
'4s'v attend .Hs.f H1.t.v-s rrnuirf,f 20 ben
o. rs'-.s fIfas fH.l. 81. 2 gentle men
rss,i-.,'-s -phe-s, an Dr- ., a. iL.
Hft7.T "' tI@ BlasafrI Ys1agu K.,- Ksyr.
4 Af..st = & J. l. ~I'r.
Jf.."s Css4fy r. " VIII. Ffy Re-.
$40. A T,n ..,s- q 60 -. +. u1a.-,
gen Bi.lis,,s s Dlp HAHrr,i DIh-.gs ..
rYi
Hi.-,-',gs--,-F Br-sl,.a. As-s, B,'uo ,..
= ''', utrr~i, 8 u. u-r5. ~n4 W J sr.
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NJ | 5 e L l. l. A \ Y .

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l'.S',I oli Mr. FAiIabtbrop. the o,rer
cav hr'"'''nga precious urehiD in tb. .,,..,.
~''h "ari~'hc remarkable for IL. v.r.ii,
''E '""'se' Bubty, shy don't ,o,
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our I''A' d, c"oromiring 4ad ho's IN
lat '"' go TIA" patch any day Th. old
'Hl L'"rst 'yuiatLy Wa wasted -.
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u.f -'l aii g H. II truce in tl.t,,,
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WnSaING MACHINES.

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DR.. q. Weston.
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SHENANDOAH
CITY MILLS

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EtherGaI OII.

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Hardware.

VNTE harr ff.. flr. o. B. b .f fFHrfrara
W t.r.w ft ...fHIafs RIDDLES BRO
Matuu-.f.r, Aar 30 D.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-21
nInrtars frnm rtnh

1t is well ascertained that the MOrmOns have
not single fortified place in the whole length
and breadth of their Territory, Yet, as If the
splendid regiments equipped with unlimited
supplies of everything that is required in active
service were not enough, several light artillery
batteries were added to the United States for
ees, and in addition to those, AeOBy mortar bat
feries, followed by wagon load after wagon load
OF shells. These guns are to be dragged over
the plains into a mountainous country where
they cannot be used; where there are no forti-
fed towns, and against people who, at the
most, cannot muster more than two or three
old rusty ix-pounders, and those destitute OF
suitable ammunition. This mode Of procedure
was perhaps consequence Of that wise adage
which says-"never underTate the power OF
your enemy''-and Is calculated TO strike the
behOlder with awe, by its display of Prescienee
and power.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-21
Ra1e ID Inleresr IN ,IIunesora.

Minnesota is a fast young State, and her
people have run wild in real estate and other
sPeculatiOns. Money sharks have run up in
terest to the most ruinous rates, and the Legis-
lature feels disposed TO legalize a rate which
will soon eat the borrower out of house and
home. The Assembly has passed bill fixing
the rate Of interest at Is per cent per annum,
and it is thought the Senate viii go still higher
and raise it to Is per cent The legal interest,
orwhere no stipulation is made as to the rate to
be charged, is 7 per cent, Anything over Is
per cent will be violation Of the law, and az
contracts must come under the 10 per cent rule.
Minnesota viii yet rue the day of such Shylock-
ism
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-21

NOBLE CoNDUcT-During the crisis last fall,
Messrs West & Caldwell, dealers in dry goods
used in the hat and cap busineIs, at 50 Broad
way, were compelled to suspend. They forth
with called a meeting OF their creditors, and
laid a statement oftheir affairs before thCm. a
committee was appointed, who, after thorough
investigation, unanimously recommended that
the creditors accept 50 cents on the dollar This
was with ike unsnimity acceded to, and the
firm discharged. On the first day of July in
slant, the creditors each received printed cir
eular stating that the assets had turned out
much better than there was reason to expect
when the compromise was made, and that en-
closed would be found check for the full bal
ance and interest The checks were found as
stated, and amounted In the aggregate to over
S36, 600, not one cent Of which were they under
any legal obligation to pay. We would rather
have the consciousness of this act, with the let
ters of hearty acknowledgements that came
showering in upon Messrs. West & Caldwell, in
response TO their circular, than to receive $780,
900 multiplied by ten. One Of the creditors "a
leading frm) informed them that they had tax
en- the liberty to have the circular framed and
hung up in their office. Blessed and refreshing
in these degenerate days, are such instances Of
high and honorable fidelity to the rightly Y
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