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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-31

DIR. o. PHELPS BROWN
THE GRRAT Cures OF CuNsUMPrioN,
was for several years Ia lily atiI Icred by Dy spep-
STA, that for part of the he was e1nilned To
his ed. lie was eventually cured by q prescription
furnished him by young c!aiTvoyant girl. This
prescription, given him by a child, while IN a
state of trance, has cured every body has ken
II, Fever having failed once Ii Ia equa y rs sure
la cases of Fits as OF Dyspepsia. The ingredients
may be found IN any drug store. WI ii send this
valuable prescription to any person ihe receIpt OF
OEe stamp 10 pay postage.
Address DIR. y. PHELPS BROWN,
ma II Ct No q Grand ST., Jersey CItv NJ j.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-31
BRoorLyN ORrHopaHpIc INSTITUTION,
April, lsSs.

Royal College Of Surgeons, England; Memhsr
Of the Medical Society of London, and OF the
PatholosIoal Society Of New York; late Sur
Manchester, England, and Surgeon OF the b.
-. Institution.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-02

~ JcB PEINrINa.-In all the various improve
ments making. that In letter pres printing has
not been negle ted. and the consequence Is that
merchants, mechanics and professional men can
now reach the public eye with cards and circulars,
got up in the nsatest style ct 20 tripy that
the expense Is scarcely worth calculating. In the
Dispatch job Once where the most improved labor
"a ,ing machinery il in uss. and the best " crkmsn
are employed the Proprietors are prepared to fur
pish handsome printed cards ct from &z to IS per
thousand white or colored, and circulars ct from
81 50 70 O. per thousand. The iacilties they pos
s-as for rapid printing give them tho means ofdoing
work q cheap - It can Be done at the North and
q they are masters Of their profession they car get
Il mp in a. good style. AL who ~ish Cards. circu
lars and show Bills printed for distributions during
the APPROACHING Fair. would do wall to send n
their ordsrs and nave them supplied at once, While
there II ample time TO al them.
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SUGAR PLANTING IN FLoRIDA.-An Alabama con-
temporary informs us that some Of the sugar plan.
ters of Louisiana are tnrning their attention to
that part Of South Florida from which the Indians
have been lately rems4pd. 1t 10 thought that in 3
few years it may be aAde an important and prof.
table sugar producing region. Perhaps, too, 1t is
said coffee will do well there.
The statement that several deaths have occurred
in the vicinity of Danvlle Va, from drinking the
milk Of diseased cows, is an error.
There we're 402 deaths in New Orleans last
week from yellow fever. -.
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DEATH or AN AUrHoREss.-It was with regret that
we learned to-day of the death Of Mrs. Nj II. Ste
phens, of this city, which occurred Friday. the
9th inst, at The residence of her sister, at East
HsmpdeB, Me. Her decease was not unexpected,
for the hectic flush of consumption had long been
on her cheek. Her life is briefly told. Miss Har-
riet Marion Atwell was the daughter Of the Rev.
John AtweiI, Of the Methodist persuasion, (stil
iving) aud was born at Sidney, Me-, July 2, 1923
In early life she adopted the stage as sligs Rosaiie
Somers". In 1S4S, she married Mr.. Richard Ste.
pbens comedian, and about that time commenced
her literary career, at first assuming the signature
of .'Marion Ward.' In 1851, she left the stage.
and devoted herself entirely to her pen. She was
the authoress of one novel, "Hagar, the Martyr"
and of a great variety of tales, sketches and po-
ems, a collection of which was once published.
with the title of Home Scenes and Home Sounds"
She also adapted for the stage. Herberts Marina
duke Wyvil, and several of Dickens stories. Mira.
Stephens was unquestionabiy woman Of marked
ability, and as poetess she exceiled. Her nature
was warm and generous, her hand the first to re
lieve suffering actor, her heart was ignorant Of
envy and malice, and those whom she oncs made
friends u. friends forever. Peace to her me-
mory!-BoSton Gazette
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MAGNIFICENT ENTERpRIsE.-

4 One OF the beet situations for q Female School
OF LAND. and located in the fourishng little town
OF Concord, on the South-Sde Railroad. The build.
ings are all new and complete, except painting con
rooms. and Framed Kitchen, with Ice House, smoke
House, Crib, Stables, Carriage House. ana we'll of
Framed School House. ready for the business. A
female school, With IS scholars has been in success
fui operation here for several years. and bids fair to
continue. school OF high grade may be establish
ed here: want to sell it and intend 70 do so. Any
one wishing to purchase, VIII give an early call
Concord. in q most excellent neighborhood Come
and see it. and il sell 1t right. ANY ether nforma
tion will be given, by addressing
JOS. J. BURKs,
Spanish Oaks, kppomattox, Va.
Or T L. ARLINGTON,
au 2l-2wF Concord Depot, s. s. Railroad.
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COAL.


IT0AG--1ne subscriber would respect.
[ J fn)iy inform bis customers ani Consumers Of
!, ,3siiyer, the BLACK HEATH and MlDIsyTfiIAN
trNP, HAIL aad SMITHS coal, OF superior
Hrsrty and AZ r@irced prices Persons wishinr To
resi 70 leave their eriers with HIM before the LAT
lsepteneey.
"NSl~The best aws'ity Philadelphia RED Ard
WHITE ASH ANAuhASliE Gal. at reduced
F ofce or ii.h street, near Mayos Bridge.
-Iyo
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A WIFE IN TRouBLE.-Agnes Cosby,

A WIFE IN TRouBLE.-Agnes Cosby,
mixed blood woman, charged with assaulting and
beating her husband, a free negro. was sent on TO
the next Grand Jury term Of the Hastings Court
to be Indicted for the offeLce. The Mayor,
doubt, by pursuing this course with that class OF
persons who have certificates stating that they
not negroes, hopes to get the higher courts to
ix their status. and thus relieve him of a most
perpleXing subject.
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H LIrE SIZE PHoroaaAPua.-T
81 AM& BROAD ROCK
RACEs-wili commence
TUESDAY, October I9th.

~ TU UESDAY, October 10Th
1855. and continue days.
@ FIRST DAY-Inesaay -sweepstake for all ages; a
tries to make a race; 500 added by Proprietor TO
name and close goth September, 1858. -
SECOND RAcs-Same Day -Sweepstake for three
year olds, out ,f mares that never produced win
ner. mile heats 500 entrance, $50 IT, to name and
close Goth September, 1855
SECOND RAcE-Sanae Day -Sweepstake f,r three
year olds. two mile heats $500 entrance 500 H. 10
name and close 10th September, 1855.
SEcoND Day Wednesday. = Proprietor's Purse,
$l00. mile heats.
THIRD Day -Wursday-Jockey Club Purse, $500,
two mile heats.
SECOND RAcE-Same Ddy-sweepstake for two
year olds that never won race; 500 pntrance $50
It to name and close 20th September, 1855.
FOURTH DAY-Friddy.-Jockey CLUB Purse $500.
three mile heats. -
FIPrH DAY-S1turday Handy CAP Sweepstake: !:
two mile heats for all ages that have run In either
Of previous races during the week, 500 entrance.
w IT,, 500 addod by Proprietor, il two or more
start; to name at the post.
SANE Day SIturddy = A sweepstaks for three
year old colts and fiilieE two mile heats f3OO en-
trance, $lO0 f.; closed lst January with eight en-.
tries.
CALVIN GREEN
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SCENE IN DIssEcrING RooN.-A correspondent
informs that case similar to that Of Magee is
narrated in the British Mercury, Juue II 1890.
with the remark of the editor: 'Casuists may
amuse themselves with settling whether the fol-
lowing action be ranged under the title of justice
humanity" The case is this:
young gentleman who had studied at cele-
brated university, and having strong prediec-
ton for anatomy, took great pleasure in attending
on dissections. One evening he. with many others.
was anxiously attending on the commencement Of
that operation on the body of notorious male
factor, who lay stretched out on the table before
them; the surgeon who had been placing it in q
proper situation, turned to the class and address,
ed them thus:
81 am pretty certain. gentlemen, from the
warmth If the subject, and the fexibility of the
limbs that by aproper degree Of attention and
care tae vital heat would return: aud life in
auence take place. But, then, when it is consid.
cred what rascal we should again have among
u.s. that he was executed for having murdered q
girl whom he had ruined; aud that he restored
to life he would probably murder somebody else
when these things are coolly considered, L own it
is my opinion that We had better proceed with the
dissection" With these words, he plunged the
knife into the breast of the CARCASS aud preeluded
at once all dread offuture assas5nation or hopes of
repentance. ,
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Orr or uIs L.r,ruDr-Uamlet Camn-

Our OF HIS LATIrUDE.-Hamlet Camp
bell, travelling negro, hailiug from Pennsylvar-
MIA. but having no papers, was called before the
Mayor yesterday, aud duly committed for fnture
hearing. Hamlet says he came from Washington
here; and If this be SO, it is not at all improbable
that he is a runaway slave, attempting to escape
from his master by representing himself to be free.
We shall see.
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INDIANS Becoming CIvrLIzsD---About seventy I've
Of the Sioux Indians have signisd their intention
TO adopt the dress of their paleface brethren, and
pursue an agricultural life their farms or Iandi
near the Agency, where many Of them have now
from a ye to ten acres under cultivation. But the
greatest step towards civilization is their request
ing Superintendent Cullen to bring pair Of sneart
to their settlement in order to cut on their hair
This all uncivilized or half civilized Indians look
upon with perfect adherence Unclipped hafl
with the Indian 10 just as Indispensable az the
blanket anda violation Of this usage is for fefture
of Indian character.-KiDncsotd Statesman.
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DIs'PATCH
~ STEAM POWER
PRIN TING OFF
Corner Of Main and Thirteenth Streets, Richmond.
JOHN b. HAMMERSLEY & CO., Proprietors

This establishment (being the most complete Prin.
terry in the South, both regards Types, Ornaments
&C., and the latest and most approved Machine
Presses) Is daily turning out the finest specimens Of
BOOK and JOB PRINTING, such as
PAMPHLETS, BANK CHECKS,
CATALOGUES, NOTES, POSTERS,
CIRCULARS, PROGRAMMES,
BILLS OF LADING, HANDBILLS, Ae
~ Particular attention given to fine work foI
Banks Public Offices. Insurance, Railroad and Trans
portation Companies, Tobacco Factors, &c.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESS.
This new machine for CARDS. BILL HEADS. Small
impressions per hour, thereby enabling the patrons
of this establishment to obtain this description
" Jrk at the shortest possible notice.
81 Prices reduced in proportion to the increase OF
speed.
Printing in Gold and Silver Bronze, and various
colored Inks executed in the highest style of the art
In this branch of the business the proprietors
safely CHALLENGE COMPETITION.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-02

ASENAroR's OPINIos.-Ssnator Clay, Of Alabama,
has written letter in reply to citizens of Mobile,
who desired to compliment him with a Public Din
ner declining the same, and discussing at some
length the present posture Of affairs- Tho chief
part of his letter 10 occupied with defsnce of his
vote uron the English bill. that being the only
matter in which his representative course has
been assailed. But, after labored vindication Of
that measure, he confessss that he expects little
good from it. .'We hsve,' he says, ".sore reason
TO apprehend unjust and injurious federal legis-
istion than at fJrmer period."'
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~- THs Omar HsAIra Rlsroaln /

TIL dk1AT H1ALfE HI4f68J8I
The LIFE or TIE ELEsH rs II xu1 DIDeD.-Whsm
the Blood becomes ytiatsd. ispule, TO Weak, -
flesh o0ses its vitality the skin becomee yellow ap4
paltd. the Liver disordsred. DyspspsiA a01 lndiese
ces, and life becomes burden. y. 49,
H2KTShORNE's aLALTH KEgTORxR. o1
6ARSApAhlLLA OOkplAL,
lmparting new vigsr and tone 70 : sos0stitutjoa N
paired by disease frem any cause. IL renovn Pm.
pies, and ell skin erupsions; aruuses the ph aone
powers Of both sexes, gives bloon - the rallA
cheek, and makes enc Joyous and happy. Tto94h
taste. 1t is particularly aisptsd 70 1s1als e.
plants. which In their very nature ars exhanstinU
and debitasing. Rcr Dropsy. or dropsieal svslngS.
charm. Quart bottles 81, small bottles ~ cent?.
sold By PURCELL. LADD Go; lyaEn WInlaegS
PAUGH JOHNSON; DuvAI = hoafos; = 4 siAsc1HR,
AND DowD1N. my 3l-dAeVsw
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OouSrAyuvs THE Charleston Courier notices q
counterfeit bill for $100, purporting to be Of the
Rank al Camden, 8. C. The bill 10 made mp Of
parts OF three bills Of different banks. and u not
very velilexecntsd. The Bank Of Camden does
not iasue Nils Of $l00. a
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sa,rvsrk.-Tb loss Of the hip Abby Laugdon
and the bah Msy flower are reported. The May.
aover was hound from New Orleans for Nantz. and
rapsissd 81 lea on the 81 inst. Fourteen persons
were iost bt capsai0 Piate. the master. and seven
others were feseued--h0w, b not stated
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STRONG SUBJEOT.-David Strong a
Maryland loafer has been duly initiated into the
G. order, for getting drunk and falling about the
streets Dave is copper head loafer, ft neither
to live nor to die; but may possibly be made use
fol member of the chain gang.
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FArM FiaHr.--An ARRAY occurred at Indigo
Head u Coffee county, Ala. on the 10th inst, bc-
tween William Taylor and Richard and Richard
w. Armkr, which resulted In tho death Of the two
Armorsl Taylor made bis escape.
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COMMUNICATIONS, to insure insertion in
the Dispatch must be paid for at advertising rates
Information is at all times acceptable, but argu-
inadmissible.
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FAST DRIvINa.-F Kell was fined $40
for allowing his teams to be driven faster than
walk, the fine to be cancelled by the productions
Of tho driYers.
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,,InypR HILL C0AL. ii I- -. n..--

| ei 70 receive orders for the above Coal AZ 1, c
,,o and $40 for hail. 10 be delivered ~ssa ~, !,
.s3t: the convenience OF purchasers; aud ASK the
.sfnsGage e sscmer customers and others sho NAV
t}.,,-e to buy from me, ND WHiTINg'
'nfsce near Petersburg Depot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-02

DWCARD.-RBMovAL DIR. KHox hos
removed his residence 70 the houss su 23sh q,
immediately In the rear of the Presby tsfiAn Church,
Church Hill. 4assg 8 sFta8E =
In profering his services to the citissDs q nGh-
tnond, among ~hom bis short residences has allowed
him but limited personal scauAintancs. be 6e1D
called upon to state that he hes been engaged n ~
active practice Of his profession for the Iass 10 ysa
~ Calls may be left at his residence, ~ os ~
Office, 18th st., between Main and Cary. an1-ns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-02

Nor SETrLxD. The negro fellow Lewis,
charged with making violent assault upon Mr..
VIM. J. Clarke last Saturday night, was not exam
ined yesterday by the Mayor, but will have hear
ing on Friday next
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OARDEN FARM FOR sALE.-WilI b

~ sold upon terms ofunusual accommodation, the
excellent little Garden Farm, of so acres on the bor
der ef Hanover county, now occupied By the sub
scriber. who has just engaged In the Transaction of
business which requires his daily presence In Rich
mond consi ilerabie portion Of the soil is remark
ably gnick, and peculiarly suited for market garden
dsnce Of good hyslc,an, one such having Just re-
moved from the neighherhcod, within two miles Of
the place now offered. which WAS ALEC occupied BY
physician about tvo years ago. distance from Rich
mond. 6,s miles. Amply at the ONCE Of the Bank Of
the Commonwealth 70 4 HOWARD.
Refer also, TO Mcssrs Goddin Arperson.
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"Two MILLIONS" q neat poem by VIM
Allen Butler, may be had at Mr.. T. J. Starke's
bookstore, on Main street, second door West OF
10th. 1t 10 said to bs al interesting production,
aud will repay perusal.
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cUGARS.-650 barrels Extra G Sugar
- 100 arrels Yellow Coffee Sugar: 60 barrels lFc]e
C5ffee Sugar: 8. 0 barrels Crushed, Powdered snd
Cus Loaf Sugars, fol- sale
IL N. q
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DLoWS AND PLOW CASTINGS-AI
kinds for sale BIZ
CHURCH & FLEMIEt,
m el-lm CorCery and 13thts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-02
NThkACITE AND VIRGINIA LUMP

\ COAL The subscriber, dealer in the ahoys
.pAi.s usu,d say that he has aud win Keep on
lspa the ees; white and red Ash Philadelphia coal.
~. Lump Coal from Midlothian and Black Heath
Macs sad voald ssk hfs friends and customers TO
t.l upon hiN before giving others orders, on the
e,a'iec os tho. selling Coal lower, being deter
n 3ri 90 sell coal IS low as any dealer la the city,
akN will a tgh his Coal. All he asks Is a call to
- i5.y item &c LARuS, "A Main st,
Or otase cs the Dock. between i7th and 18th.
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The HENRIco LIGHT DRAGONS, Col
Davis, were on parade yesterday, preparing for the
grand tournament TO take place at Amelia Springs,
10 the latter part of this month
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CABLE CELEBRATION. the example Of
New York. the good people of eidon, n. O.. had
grand siorAeation over the success OF the Atlantic
Cable. on Monday night last. Bonnres oiazeo,
bell ruug loudly, and the locomotive whistles
screamed horribly. @
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DIED FROM HIS IHJURIEs --William,
the slave boy, owned by DR.. Jeter Of Amelia, and
who after being so severely shot In the legs for
sistng the gentlemen who arrested him, was taken
to Bellevue Hospital where his leg was cut off,
has since died. Dr. Bolten, the surgeon, did all 10
his power to save the fellow but failed In doing
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lY 10

NEW GOODS FOR THE WARM SEA
AN SON.
Garden or Fire Engines. for Tobacco Planters. &c
House or Cistern Pumps-7 sizes
Yard or Well Pumrs-3 sizes
Pumps for Deep WeIs-4 varieties W
Suction and Force Pumps varieties
Hydraulic Rams-3 sizes
Cast Iron, Galvanized Iron, and Tin Bath Tubs
Cast Iron Siuks-5 sizes
Bath Boilers, Laundry Stoves
Charcoal and Hard Coal Furnaces
Selfheating and common Smoothing Irons
Iron Settees and Chairs
Lead Pipe-k to u iaches
WrotIron Pipes to N inchee
Do do-Galvaaized; which latter will
not rust injure the water, and will be laid In the
best manner.
A full supply in store and for sale BY
GEO STARRETT,
sx-I Gnva afr raaf
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l An AMERICAN ISvoLvEp IN TEE PENS AFFAM-A
Arrespondont of German paper, writing from
Alden. ruder date Of August 4th, says that = Mr.
A "a wealthy American" at present so,onrnins
iaEaden, he's been, like III. de pene. called to ac'
cofpt by French sub lieutenanfs. IL having tran
.nSra tina, Mr.. AZ. was the author OF an article In
40 American Journal rejecting severely npon the 9
cha1ctor of the French subiieutcnsnts, several OF
the GgricYed party Immediately sought MIN out
apd 6ina uded satisfaction for the Insult.
Thd American promptly accepted the cnaiengs'
and a noon to-day the partics repaired to the sd'
tseeutbrontier, where the American and one OF tue
lieusoapts were to settle the dificulty according
10 tbt rues of the code After the hrsf nre, in
which oeither party was wounded, the Americans
scoop, an Austrian ex-of1cer, intimafed 20 nis :
priuela that, a. he was in fact the sggressor and
had e4isaed the demand of honor, he should now
make the dmeade honorable. With this request the
Amed@An complied, and thus the affair Terminated
MIthndf hloodahed.
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Crops IN SOUTH CARoLINA.--It is now more than
six weeks since the ground in this vicinity has
received anything more than slight shower OF
rain, and the weather during that time has been
iptoierabIy hot Late corn is almost beyend the
hope of producing more than one fourth OF what
it promised before the drought Forward corr
has done better, and will make good yield Cot
ten is being ruined. Bolls are dying, or bursting
before maturity; squares falling from the
stalk and the plant looks wthered We, howev-
er, cannot thiuk that breadstuffs viii be scarce
There is almost enough "old corn" In the District
for next years consumption, and the yield this
wear will be fair one. although not half that was
expected few weeks ago. Wheat has turned out
better than was expected by some. and farmers
nd it impossible get more than S. barrel for
the best fiour.-Ldurensuaie Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-02

AsEY co1vaAcr, Tho Wsr Department. has
eIoecd contract With Mr. sn3 der, 0f Phflsdeipeia,
70 furnish ld0oo felt hats fOr the nrmy, at 1919
each,
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PRESIDENTS OFFTCE.


VIRGINIA TENNESSEE hAILR0AD Co.. )
Lynchburg, Aug 6, 1883
NOTICE.-1he Eleventh Annual Meet
Tennesses Railroad Company will be held ia the
M Hall OF their Depot, IN the city Of Lynchburg on
wednesday, the 18th day Of september next
FORM Of PROXY.
Rosc an men by these preseats: That we, the sub
scribers. beiIg stock holders in the Virginia and
TeAnsssee Railroad Company. do hereby Constitute
and appoint - our true aud lawful attor-
ney and proxy to represent each of In all general
meetings Of the Stockholders Of said Com pany when
We are not personally present. with full power and
authority at such general meeting, to give such
vote or v0tes and 70 do such other act or acts as
each Of us could give or do If we were personally
present
Witness our hands and seals. this day Of Is5
sHAL.l
WITNESS lsEAL.l
tsEAL.l
18th Bylaw: "Proxtaa, to represent stock in their
general annual meetings, shall only be valid for the
space Of two years from the aate thereof.
. BY order ofthe Board OF Directors.
au ll-dtl5S VIII II HUGHES Sec'y
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SERIOUS CaARGE.-LDuis Stein has been oxamin-
ed before the U. &. Commissioner at New Orleans,
on charge Of attempting to pass fraudulent
entry Of Havana cigars through tho Custom House
in that city. He was held for trial in $1,000
hail
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WITNESS.
brilliant AND CHEAT .LIGHT.-

KnILLIhNI AND CHEAy LIdHT.-
" COAL OIL LAMPs.-one of II lamps will
give light equal to six candb ~ ore fsen1s
no o.her light has been found to give sdbn general
satisfaction.
DREcrIoNs-In trimming and lighting this lamp.
take on the csp. Keep the wick low TOR Q while
when nrst lighted, or the c. imney may crack.
A full suppip of Parlor, etand. Table, Side and
Suspension lamps, together with the best coal oil
for using the same, to be had az the general Lamp
Depot and China store Of
THOMAS A BULKLEY.
l37 Main street. Eagle sauare,
Rtrhs We