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q. P.JANvIER, Secretary al nAAN'AAA'
1897 STATE or LOUISIANA,
$780,. = City Of New Orleans
re 1T IL KND lH p that this day before M n.

.
re 1T KNOWN that this day before me,
the Parish of Orleans and City Of New Orleans Of Lon
aforesaid, duly commissioned and qualified the
of the hereinafter subscribing
Personally and appeared,
PHENIx NICOI. WOOD. Esquire of this city, President
the BANK OF JAMES ROBE body corporate established
in this City Incorporated by passed
Pierre Chs1ss Cnvelsr Notary IN This city, The Seven
under the PROVISIONS AM b authority Of Act Of the
on the 18th Of March, 1855.
Who declared pursuance resolutions adopted
at meeting tbs Bank aforesaid
held the thirteenth Of December eighteen
eight copy whereof duly seed by the Cashier
the corporate seal OF said Institution deposited
and hereno annexed for and after the notices and
publications to the Stockholders having been given
required BY law for thirty days and general meeting Of
before the abovenamed and undersigned
OF and Of apProving by said Stockholders
deemed expedens the Of the capital stock of
the Of million of dollars and the amendment
articles first and seventh of The articles of afon
seng the words Bank of james Robb the words
Merchants' Bank in both said articles resolved
he Board OF Directors aforesaid.
And also personally and appeared the following
named OF stockholders
capital stock Of said Bank fer the number OF
! opposite tler respective names:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-02

Mr.. FLINT MAKES ASPEcuLArIoN.-Mr Flint is a
shrewd man. He's up to all sorts of speculations.
He operates in all kinds of bargains from buying
and selling stocks to bidding of second hand clothing
at State street auctions He loves to boast Of his
luck and shrewdness. He has an especial confident
in his neghbor, Col. B. Yesterday he met the Col.
onel upon the steps OF the - Bank.
Colonel, made good hit yesterday"
s'What was it n asked the Colonel.
II sold twenty shares Of my stock in your bank"
"What did you get for it ~
Zone hundred and fifteen"
zone hundred and ifteeni! Why, it's only selling
for ninety.six. Who WAS such . fool as to pay You
such price 7"
Don't say anything about it, Colonel, but il was
Jim"
jim, ,cas his 0,pn son.
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q -. ..--.- = u Is VI In "A
i JsDe4hSu Riley, ftum HarsfSsd Eonnec4scat, -
sesEesns q our fe1insak He I'D asrve4 us6exf515
psuyieri13i . ~ fahisG & HaxSne IL - ~ !
49, - - d5passd W6e6 yppre. ~ $4,000 . \
10y - r., ~ vi.sn / k1sW n. r. ~ 4 q
" ei5ss - n. 49, - - 5s..
NJ hig u11osm eosBlG1 "a gVSs II n ~ r
suSsd him snece ~ RI ~ ~ q 4 ~ I
tun-evey - ia - ~ ~, eylgi llI3 5SSs
recruiting aafiu1, ~ = aEGst 49, r. Il ~
crest numbes - - Ans19 IN Sses1ll5 ~ E E
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Nor SO BAD.-A hunter, nasrAting his hair
breadth escapes to an admiring audience, rid:
once had two balls lodged ii my stomach
Pistol balls r asked one. SsS
81 MOI 81 st sss q s
All musket balls, then n sssss
Mo- returned the narrator !" hey vsrs a1lase
q my 6st.n 81 8 N All
Why, you don't mean TO ~ they wsse cspna8
eyes. sss1S
I" No, they were not cannon balls.'' &
' Why, what were they, then ~ W
:. Goldfish balls ~ returned the hunter, with :
grin. tss
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be remembered that op this twelfth day Of Janua,y 1889
city Aforesaid personally Thos sloo President and
James Edwards Secretary Of the Sun Mutual Insurance Com
pany New Orleans who being duly according to
do epose say and true and
a correct transcript from the Books ofsad Company.
THOMAS SLOO, President.
JAS. EDWARDS, Secretary.
airy, 1889. G; N. BRADFORD,
The Board of Directors have resolved to interest Of
per cent in cash. the outstanding Certificates OF Profits
holders thereof their legal and
after Monday 24h inst Also to declare dividend of Sixty
PER CENT. the earned premiums Of the Company end
ing 3lst December 1883 for which Certificates will be issued
and after the Gath February next.
THOMAS SLOO. President
JAMES D. DENEGRE, Vice President.
JAMES EDWARDS, Secretary.
DIRECToRs:
James D. Denegre, Ell. Hart,
A. n. Kelly, Jno @. Kicks,
Hugh Wilson, j. H. Staufer,
j. Y. de Egana, H. T. Lonsdae,
Henry Renshaw John G.. Gaines
A. c. Tremouet. Thos Sloo. jal3 lms
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, 4
Parish Of Orleans City Of New Orleans. !
Be 1t remembered that this 10th March, 1885, before me-
the subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the city Store
Janyie Of the iousana Mutual Insurance Com
do depose say that just and
correct transcript from the book Of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS Presidsa
q. r. JANvIER, Secretary
subscribed bsfo1e this 18th Of March,
4. d. 1858. @. n. BRADFORD,
Sscond Justice Of the Psacs the Parish OF Orlsans
The Board Of have resolved
after the Monday May next and redeem
and after that date the scrip Of the year 1855 reserng
hundred Thousand doa and they have further declared
earned Of the year ending February 49, 1855 for
which certificates will be Issued after tho ft day
June, 1885, CHARLES BRIGGS, President
a. CARRIEHE Vice President.
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Surely some people mnst know themselves, 6 they
never think Of anybody slae.
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A NARROW EsoApE.-In the Charleston Mercury
Of the 2sth ult., We find the following paragraph

Capt. Haynie, of the ship Caroline, arrived here
yesterday from Havre, had severe accident happen
to him soon after bis ship sailed from the above port
large iron bolt, attached to ono of the yards OF
the ship, by some means worked itself loose, and
falling from aloft just grazed the captains head,
touching the ear severely and striking him with the
end OF the bolt on the right shoulder knocking him
PROSTATE on the deck, where be remained uncon-
scious for some time. He has suffered much from
the effect Of the blow during the entire passage Of
the ship. A very trhing change OF the direction in
which the bolt fell, would have brought it immed
ately on the captains head, and would, no doubt
have killed him Instantly.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-02

The CoLoNEL's ANEoDorE.-Co Coming up the river.
few days since, on the steamer LIE Grande, We had
the good fortune TO become acquainted with several
South Carolinians and Georgians, who had been
looking after their interests In the West and were
returning to their homes. Dinner was over, and 9
zes given to their conversational powers by the in
PRODUCTION of variety Of wines. Of course every
who had particle Of wit in his composition, dc.
livered up, and each one BY turns enlivened the
himself Of the following, in relation to young
nephew Of his, which SO pleased the company, that
it was voted, at the instance of Col H., worthy of
place in Harper's drawer and request made
upon the spot, that it should find its way into the
columns of the Mail. Here it is:
The Colonels little nephew plumed himself upon
his ability to spell hard Words" and at his uncle's
knee had spelled number Of the most difficult,
without hesitation. At length Col. Macf- asked
him to spell Corrievrschaa! The little fellow saw
that he was caught bushed, and after little hest
tation, said, "Uncle, it is too crooked in the
middle!i'
" 1hen spell Ecclsfschan," said the triumphant
| Colonel.
| why, Uncle" replied the hopeful YOUTH " i
tickles me awfully, even to pronounce i'll" Mont
gomery mail.
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yosT,s PATENT COTTON Pillow AND

THE PLOw AND SCRAPER consists of pillow and steel
scrspe arranged stock that PERFORMS pow.
and horse better work than separate pillow and scaper
thereby saving to the planter entire For sale
j. WATERMAN BROTHER, 81
II Magazine st.,
GA I'm corner Common
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T ,ARD-los kegs choice Family r9 ms sale BY m
jal2H % Poydras street:
GORDON 4 FOSTER, DEALERS IN FLOUR
" and Commission Merchants corner Poydras and New
Levee streets, New Orleans. e.5y.r vO1
ELOUR-ALARaE STOCK CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
i, ssrs S0y eel s, suitable % Sass ssd
jsis en- corner Poydrss and New Leyee Streets
pR0FEssORS RATION = REINAcH,
operators In the world Constitutional treatment without
the Of causc the knife inefficient
e Medicine proofs By
Free application and challenge the world to perform the
cures we are now making IL Europe and Amsries
jalo Inns So ST. Charles ST.. up stairs.
CARDS. D. GRATIAA 4 co, Commission ns,shants
~ and Wines and Brandies No. SO (old No. 10
Customhouse street New Orleans. ja17tf
fvORRALLITE. OR vULCANIzED BASE.
This method in the banda than hundred Of tbs
superiority all other for Strength
Durability Clean mess Perfect Ad.pta ion. Natural Appear
agreeable rgdity gsvanic Irritation ordinary plates
also enables the 10 restore the faca to A natural
nsss and from IL nxednss o. position and sength II
entitled par excellence to the tile Of MAs11CATOR.
Painless Extraction of Teeth.
This the painful Of Freezing the Inhais
Win Rsesfie nssshess Which enables the to
tract Teeth With greatly dimnished pain, and in
:: w M /. IA = 81. I.
prices his in New and trusts ha
he during the ten year. q former pra
s. ii ths mort hosoosh ehalactsf. Z, .,,,.,,
.s7a Roons for he present II me 81. Losls Ho.sl
II
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Widow A. COSTA, SUCCESSOR TO ANGELO
w Costa, has on hand and offers for sale
600 bhls. Mess, Prime and Rump Pork.
La. 100 tierces BRcon-S'des and Shoulders.
so bbls White and Red Beans.
Is tierces Sugsr-Cured Hams
201 bbls. Superhne and Extra Flour
80 tierces Carolina Rice,
800 bbls. Western and Northern Potatoes.
o2s en- s6 81, s. and 70 Old Isyee street.
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NOTICE Mr. G. W. MOSS BECOMES THIS DAY A
IN member Of our arm. IS. D
New Orleans January /. 1859. - - & jas II
vTyEHUANTEpEC CIGARS 1900 MADE OF
L. choice Tobacco, II IS per Thousand, for saleby
q. A. F10KETT,
ja9 s. st. Charles street.
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T ARD-lOo kegs choice Family; For sale by
II S. H. KENNEDY 4 CO.,
jal2H % Poydras street.
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NEDOIaG N5.'s SOUTHERN EXPIRES

QEENK-ENDERf. CHARLES HOTEL. N. ORLEANS,
ERcss Racepttand Delivery Of Goods for all Points
Z Yrs One Opelousas Railroad.
rts Cngsgy aniIsd fos The purpose Of doing GEN
txvastsx GpocBank Notes. Jewelry Merchandise Bag
Packages all parts Of the United States and Havsra
We sza stepA do General City Express and Bag
nsa in cdection with the New Orleans, Opslousas
sd tsrea Weissrn thread
WS sndeliyer, With dispatch and at reasonable
HAEgase Frei Packages to and from all parts Of the
<>4y 4 Mo- 0t{eGnt 4zt 40
xcas pisateand citizens rely upon this Company
e. Tazr& te aosnne article to any destination, and
z1n11treapeeffasy sut share Of pablic patronage.
so W. f, BEDDING,
TIL. THAYER,
W. H. HENNING,
Propretors.
oAuasassasd ANTS Of Bombaler Co.'s Island Of Cuba
If
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CARDS. D. GRATIAA CO., Commission nerchants
and Importers of Wines and Brandies No. 81 old No. I
Customhouse street. New Orleans jal7tf
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EsTA1E or THE LAT1.JoHN NcDONooH, CITY OF
Now Orleans First urlsserysd and extensive sale. %
Real Estate situated IN The eljg 1e paris Of the 1ir
District. for notes without endofserS
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sDAsrso NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., :.

DAAiHa OoehA0s.-l ettefd1y evening
~ the train from Petersburg. in charge of Con-.
ductor DAsrrL, passed Temples Tnrn Out, sbout
i've miles from this city, rock weighing more
than quarter OF pound was thrown into the
last of the traiD going through the glass like
bullet, and striking passenger, from Columbia,
s. O., on the temple, near the eye, inficting 4
serions wound, and badly ipjuring the eye. The
Passengers were startled by the sound, which was
similar to the report Of pistol, and the violence
with which the stone was thrown sent IL 10 the
other end Of the ear. Everything that could be
done by the sympsthiziug passengers and conduc.
tor to aIev ate bis pain was done. and upon his
arrival here physician vas called In. His sister
was sitting on the seat in front Of him, and nsr>
rowly escaped similar wound The night being
dark and rain falling heavily, effort of the con
ductor could discover the repetrstor of the out
rage.
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THE BURNING OF WILLIAM AND MARY CoLLkGK-
Friends writing us from Williamsburg tell rs that
the conf sgration of the venerable e6fce was mel
aDchoy 10 the extreme. sit was affecting to see
the tears of bearded men, and to lear the cries Of
women. Nor was the distress confined to the mas
ters and mistresses. it extended to servants. All
were for a time overwhelmed" "Af.er doing eve.
ry thing in their power 10 save what was possible.
citizens, professors and students folded their
and looked onssn silence. with feelings far too deep
for utterance. .'-Norfotk lVG.l ArJMs.
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TRIvIAL.-William Treamer and wife.
we're charged before the Mayor yesterday, with
threatening to shoot man named selIe. and heat
ing his Child. but as the evideuce showed that all
parties we're b'ameable and that the threats of the
accused, were more idle words they were directed
to go home and live more peaceabie in the future
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TIE GRAND JURY of the Hastings Court

met at II O'Clock yesterday, and brought in "true
bills in the following cases:
Hiram and John Moulton, for forging the name
of wm II. Tyler to a check on the Bank of the
Common wealth for 1920, and sppropriating the
same to their own purposes.
John ii. c. Tyler, for taking down a sign ard
slate from the office door of DIR. Knox.
John Mcdonald and Edward Smith, for stealing
Al empty dry goods box. Zone Of the parties cons
fessed to taking the box from the street. bnt said
he did it while on frolic, and without any inten.
ticn Of stealing
George Clinton, for receiving twenty cents
worth Of stolen coal, knowing the sanesto have
been stolen.
The jury then djourned, there being no other
business before them.
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GEORGIA SOUTH YVES, ERN RAILROAD The ne,
earnings Of the South Western (Ga) Railroad, for
the past six months, was one hundred and eighty
eight thousand eight hundred and ffty-four dol-
lars. or at the ronud rate of thirty-ope Thousand
four hundred and seveAtyfive dollars per
month-or over one thousand dollars per day OF
net profits All the railroads in Georgia exhibit a
like prosperous condition, which is accounted for
by the large crop of cotton which has been made
and the general prosperity which prevails in all
departments of industry.
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gPHCEAN NGmICEa.

So JOSEPH HoDGsoE, JR., Attorney
at Law and General Land and Presumption gent
KANSAS CITY. MO.
REFERS TO
Hon II. A Wise. Governor of virginia;
Professors Minor and Iiolcombe, University Of Va,
l.. NunaliY, Pres't Bank OF the Commonw ealth;
.yames Lyons, Attorney at Law, HlChmCnd;
c. W Purcell Co., Exchange and Stock Brokers
Richmond.
Goadla Il Apperson. Raal Estate Brokers, Rich'd
keut Paine Go, Dry Goods Jobbers, 90.
Thomas, Hughes Il Caldwell, Fancy Goods Job.
bers Richmond;
Tinsley, Tardy Williams, Wholesale Grocers;
b. Il. skinker & Co, Wholesale Grecers, hich'd.
2,a
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INSURANCE.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
i INSURANCE COMPANY
Is THE OLDEST INSTITUTION OF ITS KIND
THE STATEt

tNSUkbNCE COfPhN1
IN THE STATE!
CHARTERED By THE LEGISLATURE OF
VIRGINIA IN 1852.
This Company mas uHinterlupiedly conducted fB
operations TO the present time on Just principles.
Of hichm0nd, more than one and a quarter million
QfdOitdrs returned TO its Stockholders n reasonable
per centage on their In vestment aud Ia now doing
pru 3ent business increasing its receipts mail
and deseTvedy maintsining It's character for safety
FIRE INSURANCE
Granted almost every kind of property in Cities,
Towns and Counties throughout this State and ad-
MARINE INSURANCE
Made on Vessels on time, and on Vessels, Freights
and Cargoes by the voyage to all parts of the world
at fair cure n rates OF premium.
The dutorized Capital Of this Company is $780,
600 but Capital Is only $500 100 com posed
of shares Of only $23 each, the original Shares of
Sga each having been divided into four for facility
is S25 600 or more, and steadily incre asing.
To avoid the risk OF insuring heavy amounts in
any one locality, the President has accepted the
Unity HsSITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. OF LON.
Having Capital of 900 sterling. or $40 600 900,
with which Company large risks are divided, thus
sfordng the amplest security to those who insure
Applications solicited in person At the ofice No.
1871 Main street, by mail and will receive prompt
and courteous attention.
" I, Cowsrdin Joseph Allen, Horace Kent.
William palmer, Alex K Parker, james A Inloes.
i E Wadswortb William Beers, Thos Samson Chas
w Purcell jos Winston, H A Claiborne, Patrick
Cullen, Geo " Smith. l. Winston. Hugh Fly
and samuel fuii'vpi L oowARDIN. President
WILLIAM WILLS JR Secretary. 10 i6-lm
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;%IS5G. Ekw CROP

LANDRErH'S CELEBRATED GARDEN SEEDS
The subscriber is Juat in receipt of large and vel
selected supply Of the above popular Seeis consist
ing ia part OF
Beets, Beans, Cabbage.
Celery, Carrot, Cress,
Cucumber, Corn, Cymbing,
kae. LcttEce, Melon, Mustard,
Onions. Peas, Parsnps.
Parsley, Pepper Radish.
Satisfy, Tomatoes, &c, &c,
To which he respectfully calls the attention OF Far
IaeTs, Gardeners and Dealers, assuring them that
they can rely On their being fresh.
JUHN w GARLICK
Apothecary and Druggist Franklin st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-19

EsPAssING.-Louisa jenkins, a free
negress, without papers, was discovered in the
servants apartment of the Powhatan House last
Thursday night, land removed to the cage for safe.
keeping. Yesterday, when called before the
s'ayor, she was punished as trespasser, and then
locked mp for safe-keepiug
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-19

SCoTCH THISTLE CLUB.-The third an
nual Thistle ball is to be given Mt Reid's yerapdab
Hotel, on Tuesday night next. ed inst. in com.
memoration of the anniversary birthday of the
immortal washington. Tickets admitting gen.
Reid, VI 1"A'
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THE LITTLE JoKER-in his most enti-
eng torn-was attempted to be played near the
central Railroad depot, yesterday morning, OF
Sr. Timberiske, Of Hanover, by three we'll dressed
fufiisns. but that gentleman had read too much
saont the PANEL box and its secret springs to be
canght with such trash From the description
gwen OF the operators, there is very little doub,
that they were the identical 'trio" that robbed 2
man On Byrd street abcu. two months ago.
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ACCIDENT Last Thursday night Mr..
Walter Meekius, in passing down Main street.
accidentally fell, when near the corner of 9th
and in attempting to catch himself, fractured bis
right arm just above the wrist. He was taken AT
once to physician and received the necessary
attention
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-19

EMIGRATION TO LIIERIA-The packet Mary Caro-.
line Stephens will sail on the lst Of May from Bal
timore, with large company OF emgrants for
Liberia The colonization society, il is stated. has
received application for settlement In Liberia OF
one hundred and seventeen slaves destined by
their prcprietors for "freedom" in Africa. Ofthis
humber, l.. b. Burgess, Of Burgess Store. Va,
ctTers 20 send thirty-nine John F. Sale, of Liberty
Va, thrty-oue; Robert Hutchinson, Brow nsburg
Va. nineteep: W. s. owen, Of Augusta. Ga, nine.
teen and Miss Sarah B.Jones Of Charleston, S. c.,
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~ ~HAaTsHoRNE's CuBB-ALL-
THE GREAT PAIN ANNIRILATOR.
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK STOM
ACH AND WEAK BOWELS


ACH AND WEAK BOWELS
PREPA ED BY A CHEMIST
BOTTLES II, % and 50 CENTS and one dollar.
CHE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTsHORNE's CURE-ALL should be kept in
all families in of accidents sudden sck ness
"A it frequently in less time than requires to
get . PHI ysician.
1t pain in any part of the system and is used
externally and internally.
HARTSRORNE'SC CURE-ALl. cures Rheumatism
Neuralgia and Chilbains
HARTSEORNE CUkEALl cures Cramps Collie.
Pains in the Stomach OF Bowels.
HARTsHORNE'S CURE,ALL cures Pains in the
Limbs, Side, back, Breast, Teeth and Ears.
HARTSH0RNE'5 CURE-ALL cures Sprains,
Bruises, scalds. Burns and Frosted Feet.
HAKTSHOkNE'S CURE-ALL Cures Pains in the
Feet and swelling OF the Joints.
HARTSHORNE'S CUkE-ALL cures Stiff Neck
from Cold, aud Ague in the Breast
HARTsHORNE's CUKE ALI is good for Dyspep-
sia Weak Stomat b and Bowels.
Whenever you have Pain, use the CUREALL, as
1t acts upon the Nerves. NJ usles, Sinews Blood and
Bones, and, by its warming electromagnetic power
expels all pain from the system. Get bottle and
try it.
The above medicines to be had at all Drug Stores
in Richmond, Norfolk. Petersburg and all towns in
virginia. oc l5-6m
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THn CoMMIrrHE on the School of De-

sign, at the Virginia Mechanics Institute, have
decided to make thai school free for the instTuc-
tion Of members Of the Institute for the present
session. A but limited number of pupils eau
be admitted, and young mechanics Of suitable quail,
fcations will have precedence, 1t 10 desirable that
early attendance be had.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-19

MB JEFFERSON AND THE FRAMING PRIVILEGE
Mr. Jefferson never franked letters for any mem.
bers # bis family, and correspondents frequently
enclosed in those directed to him. letters for some
of his family, but Mr.. Jefferson invariably gave
notice of the fact to the Postmaster of this place,
and had the postage OF all such letters charged to
him. The example Of Mr.. Jefferson is worthy Of
imitation by all those who are entitled to .he
franking privilege, and we commend it TO them as
Jeffersonian principle that would be we'll to
carry ont to the letter In this respect all ought
TO be strict aud rigid constructionists. Every
editor in the Union should make the above fact
known to his readers-Ctarlotteseille ia Jetier-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-19

HUNTING rHFM uP-The police are
steadily at work searching out free negroes not en-
entitled to remain In this city, and. having them
sent on Several OF these characters were before the
Mayor yesterday, and sll of them punished ac-
cordiug to law.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-19

TEE FRENCH ExTEAMTIoN TREATr.-The addi-
tonal article recently incorporated in the extra.
dtion convention between the United States and
France is officially promu gated. 1t extends
extraditon TO persons charged with the following
crimes, whether as principals, accessories or &C.
complies namely: forging or knowingly passing
or putting In circulation counterfeit coin or bank
notes, or other paper passing current as money,
with the intent to defraud any person or persons:
embeIziement by any person or persons hired or
saIarisd 10 the Getriment of their EMPLOYERS
when thete crimes are subject 10 infamous pun.
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