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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14

In this weeks New York Observer we find the following
particulars respecting the religious life and closing days
OF the late bencfactor Of Yale College, Henry L. Els
worth -
In the year 1856 Mr. Ellsworth found for the first time
That ms constitution was sinking under the weight and
multiplicity Of his laoors. lie therefore determined to
give up the active pursuit OF business and remove his
residence to his native State In execution Of this plan
from Indiana in the month of April 1885, aud To-
Gated himself permanently in the eastern part ~ New
Haven, Conn., He visited Lafayette late in the fall for the
adjustment Of his afnrs and returned to New Haven
about the middle Of December few.days after he was
struck with paraytic shock, which, however, did not
deprive him OF his consciousness the full possession of
his mental powers During the ten remaining days Of his
life he appeared TO be much Of the time in prayer He
expressed his entire submission the will of Cod and his
trust in the merits Of Christ the sole ground of his
hope, and died without struggle on Monday Dcccm-
Der q, 1853.
Mr. Ellsworth was generous and consistent supporter
OF religious institutions under the peculiar cpbarrass
ments TO which they liable in new settlements
Throughout the whole Of Northern Indiana no will long
remembered public benciaetor.
Mr.. Ellsworth lost his first wife in 1917, and at the
praion Of about six years was married TO Miss Marietta
Bartlett, Of Gulford Conn., who survived only about two
years subsequently he married TO Miss Clharinc O.
Smith, daughter Of the Rev. David Smith, d. d. Of Dur
ham, Conn, who remains to lament bis loss
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FINE ARTS
PUOToGRAPHIC SERMON:

HOLMES PHOTOGRAPHIC SERMONS DELIVERED
IL daily at his p,ture gallery, 80 Broadway TeuaBe
hold the portraits Of the people, who working their
salvation time and eternity My dear fellow patrons
and sinners your most worthy believes there time
and preaching and practising all that good 70 teach and q 90
for the good OF all and the ladies ncluded TO
open up improved earthly condition among men and pic
lures In this ransitory These neeng moments are
given labor ourselves but for arother 10
cquae aerse and TO patonise each otner and there
by civize ourselves noble destiny-to equality ~
condition here aud hereafter may rush heaven before
the open, but tits cannot get ~ before We
with repentance and hunianon--selhsh, sordd,
bowed down with golden avarice
and poverty stricken IN crime bequeaihed from father to
with weight and oppressvely bestowed;
the money powers ignorance the world may never hope
for release OF without cf the individual power
reeasc Of monopoly release Of temptation release OF
reme wealth. poverty and bondage. with true idea OF iber
Nv essbishei nv be voice or wisdom upon
equality education, property end republican government
we shall be prepared for time and eternity and
prepared 10 hand portraits photographed by parson
HOLINESS down poseriy. Hopeful children, who expect
crea, works and wonders from their civilized making
fathers let sing and be happy evermore I'LL the brighter
day. Amen.
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THE PROHIBITION FOREIGN VESSELS OF WAR TO
ENTER THE DARDANELLES.
The Minister Of Foreign Affairs Of Turkey has recently
sent the following circular to all the legations -
To TfE LEGATION OF -
The 10th Rebiul Akihir, 1875.
You are aware that old custom of the Ottoman
orbds TO foreign vessels the entrance Of the
Straits of the Dardaneles This custom having been
rmed by the treaty Of peace made and signed in Paris
the Both Of March, 1885, has been agreed that the
Of of light draft which the disposal of the lega
tons would be excepted and that passage through the
Straits authorized.
In order TO maintain entirely that custom, and in
cordance with the exception agreed upon necessary
that the size and the strength Of the to which
the entrance will be granted should be known as they
have TO be clearly mentioned te Takrir (memorandum)
TO be made to the Sublime Porte
Inviting you to observe this rule in the demands Of
authorizations TO be made in FUTURE reerae 10 you the
assurance Of my great regard. MEHEMED FUAD.
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HEAVY VERDrCr.-The case of Gum Against
Beach, an action instituted Cincinnati for the recovery
OF damages for alleged malpractice terminated by
verdict Of $4,000 for the plaintiff Tho Of damages
claimed was $1,000, and II having been permitted to
come In part Of the plaintiffs evidence that the dc.
ndant was worth $3.50 900, the Jury, having been out
some hours, decided TO muct him a liberal 1.-THE of the
sum- All the medical witnesses concurred in the opinion
that the treatment Of the fracture in tho first pace
skilful and improper, and that the amputaton was
bupglng liece Of butchcry.
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The Boston Dlsunlom Hoax-JugtSoe to Mr..
From the Memphis Eagle (Jere Csnsns psper), JAN 81
We make short extract nom the London letter Of the
Boston Advertiser, chiefly for the purpose Of doing justice
70 the memory Of great man who has passed om among
unnecessary in order TO understand the position Of things
% % o. ns and IN o
sna $s y
Lord Absrdssn-ps!haps ncsudousy uttered By hm.ar
- 9: ssss
e 3 = ss N
S e. = snd 2
projects dsSnions prsssnssd Q Lord Paimsrson then
sscrsay for Foreign AaAs b him brought % !he
BY he cocinsss which ms disunon schsms
sP S he % ou0A
Mr.. Calhoun died early in 1851, and il 10 well known
that for months before he had no hope Of surviving that
had better opportunity Of knowing who did know,
OF his views and opinions from the LIST Of December
ls4s TO the day Of his DEATH than the editor Of this
paper. We were in the Congressional mess, and
held daily consultations with him in the Senate Cham
Der, IN bis room, and even whale he was upon his
his personal and political friends, and We do no.
believe that he bad o thought upon public affairs
They were Orr (nOw speaEer), Mcqueen, Wallace and
Woodward, OF South Carolina Hubbard, Harris and Bow
den Of Aabama venabs, of North Carolina aud Morse
Of louisiana All OF these gentlemen, except twoHarrs
and Bowdenare now living, and we venture 70 assert
M that hal haard
ur Calhonns Hns sviiah,s hon, saoLing prsh ad ar
consul,inc in anU way Rrit,sh statssrnsn That he al
oor IN d;s,rcn rcssiha 10 sr,a;hs, ha All hoiaga
that the Southern states had been wronged and onnrcss
I'D and would continue IN ha az .,iss IF M ones,on
hn, he he,ieved and said and a. al, times
hs, ths South Vac Strong enough 70 ases,t tx ovn
r;oh,s and raintaip its own snaensndsnc. ~ Tha.
he could contemnlate the vile reason of mat,ng
terms with British Minister while the South remained In
IL is rcfntsd nv hs whole character Nv every ri If HE
ia and averv svahe thnt ever fe from his Inns In o,r
hearng So lar from tbinking Of british alliance ar tha
d~ ,s tnor that - vaa doermined n exh.ns, svarw
e., 20 hna ahort sas,an,on, on ,sr,,s ,hs n, ~
ad 60 bn ns, and ra.sonahle That no sn,ertaino1
,,n ~ SS.a;n,a thase ,ers il s~nah,v ,rra ~
w 90. r., a a,anad Nv, ;s Or c,n, ~ 80
" v,s s th hac,r or the sonibern States d no
I.saiu lol .ao t , ~ a. ',;.n 49, 20. ~
p t ~, nn .o h 0 o 40 % - hor u ,b, @ o
y. .i, PEI ~, v s ..s - 49, ,s ~ ~, ,i, n
shouu ue iei. un.'ieu " o Jusso ~ 'o oioi' %
iore any steps "ole na W u'ssoo ~; -Ao.us ~ 'us
spirit ne requested us 70 eau upon r webster ana holo
irse conference WIN nun upon tue neeaenns slate Oh
AFFAIRS lie ugcd MT. Webster ~ our nearing 70 come 70
he rescue OF tne Union ana oeyon an uoaot tna. ~
was at MS suggestion mat MT webster nrs. cohempeeu
oeverng that great seech on the 't OF March, looo,
~hcn eeetned tne wnole hauon aaa Tended SO power
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Interesting from Australia
FAILURE OF THE PORT CURTIS GOLD MNB-DlsTRnse
OF THE AINERs-PROGREss or TIE COLONY FoR
YEAR-YIELD OF GOLD FROM THYeXrRsr DISCO
vRRY-REP0RTs ON TRADE, POPULATION REVENUE,
MsoLyKNCIEs, ETC.
The screw steamship Alps, which arrived here on
Wednesday, the 18th instant brought u files Of Austria
han papers dated at Sydney the l2h and Melbourne
on the 10th Of October last.
The papers contain interesting ss Of the events
in the colony the main points Of which have been already
pubshed-
from the Melbourne Argus, Oct. 1871
The local Sydney intelligence Ia unimportant
The intelligence from Port Curtis Of most disastrous
character, aud the Sydney Herald calls the govern
ment 10 take prompt and energetic measures 70
10 900 human beings, without means, on mere sheep
walk where no habatons save the shepherds huts are
Messrs. Montefore, Graham l. Co. have received al
vices by the last mall o the shipment Of 1858 apacas from
VALPARAISO, destined for Sydney and Melbourne. The
expense, during period Of nearly six years.
The escorts which arrived at Melbourne the 18th Of
October brought down IS 4ss ounces OF gold, against
for the corresponding week Of the previous
year The weekly average Of the first quarter Of the
year Al a25 ounces Of the second, ounces Of
the thru AZ .Z35 ounces. These quantities show pro-
gressve Improvement during the year. The weekly ave-
rege Of 1867 wss47 s7oan amount which will scarcely be
Krherc hare not been any important shipments Of gold
this week until to day. when 81 ,21 cleared
for Eng and in the Victoria via Suez. The shipments last
week were.-
Ounces
BY the Kent, for London. Observation-Disclosures. 1856
Queen OF the Seas, to Calcutta .............. 4,096
Vessels 10 Port Curtis " AZ
Previous shipments, corrected by comparison
with the entries passed the customs. 847 ,971
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,o4o, 1895
Or 81 tons, cwt qrs., lbs IL ounces troy; the
value OF which, at ca per ounce amounts to CT 790,lS0
The total FOR the same period Of last year 557
ounces, or Sc tons, 10 cwt, qrs, Is bs ounce troy
the value Of which, at "a per ss $751;
We subjon table, showing the yield week by week,
for three months ended to-day In tho last column the
totals tor the corresponding week of 1857 given The
quantities. will be seen, less this year than last but
not TO an extent which requires any explanation
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THE MILITARY.

A MEETING OF THE CONNOLLY GUARDS WILL. BE
~ held Martin Ru~ns OF Forty second street and
Eighth avenue, Friday evening" Jan. IA, 1882 at eight
O'Clock precisely for the transaction Of important business BY
order. JAMES GEAGAN, Captain.
+. L snARxAS, Orderly Sergeant.
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-
THE PRESENT CONDITION OF MExICo-spANIsH DE.
sIcNs- AMERICAN INrruENCE To RE COUNTER.
.rr,n
rrrsia,.a cor tho Nvw yopr urp am from T n Paws
i " paris Nae = : y
M, srooch aolivered bv bcr Majesty tho oueen of
snon n, the openno Of the Cortos touches very dcult
tesing 70 recur in order 10 exhibit the latest state of
AFFAIRS We mean the Mexican question Her Majesty
Queen isabella nm the subject expains her ion ali
nth dignity and with moderation
For inv years bock as Is well known-an epoch at
h;ch the drst troubles broke out that led To the ndepen
ence of the vast empire which the genius and daring
or Cortes gave To Standardization has been dis.
sracted nv continued troubles The promises and
the homes which accompanied the federative act of
1924 were of short duration and from that epocb to the
wear Is2oat the end of which the Standards left definite
" the countryside birth and death Of three governments
and four constitutions were witnessed Starting from
1880 her position instead of being has only
grown worse and of late years revolutions have taken
such character that the great nations of Europe have
been Obliged TO interfere During many years IL must be
admitted governments in Mexico succeeded each other
without directly njurng the interests of other people,
When President was overthrown by his adversary for
eigners had only as IL was said to look on and witness
the revolution The President instinctively respect
cd their persons and their property his predecessor
had done and after few DAYS of stormy agitation every
thing returned 10 its proper order But to-day affairs arc
NO longer managed n the same manner Every means of
depreciation having been expended on their own subjects
thew have 10 attack who are gene
uucntv present largo resources for the avidty of 90
ernors and other superior ernploves of tho
zion
such are the causes of the latest difficulties To
these facts must be added the snarchy which ever
accompanies frequent revolutions, and before which
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sECARs ANN TOuACCO.

(NASH PURCHASERS CAN PROCURE BANJO AIMS
" from stock OF Havana domestic aud German
An examination solicited. La Norma Low 81 per thou
sand o. CHEEKS, II broadway.
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Total Ounces, 1857.
GAO, 1888 Total. .

In the weekly circular OF Messrs. William Clarke
Sons table Of the monthly shipments of the metal
given since tho first working Of the Mines which
resting as showing the yield month by month The guam
titles for the current year bear favorable comparison with
every year except the remarkable of 1856 We omit
Il
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that the possession Of the magnificent island Of Cuba
excites within the-an Island regarded with reason
the brightest gem in the OF Spain. These senti
ments Of the Americans cannot lead 10 any serious comp
cation in the present question
The Spanish government ID not acting in . spirit Of
conquest II wants purely and simply that Justice be
done to Its Subjects and that will attain It's present
10 In the interest OF ell the nations who cannot
permit under any pretex whatever that right and
be trampled under foot and that the relations between
nations be brought back 70 the state Of barbarian Of the
early ages.
From the latest advices learn that the reinforce
nents sent from Havana, on the demand or NJ de Las
ira French Consul ut Tampco had arrived II Vera Cruz
and that the commander OF the French division In
Gulf Of Mexico had also arrived in that city.
The English Admiral whom the Consul of her Britannia
Majesty had called by special despatch was expected
there in few days. From this information the Mexican
dincuty will soon assume new aspect and everything
leads us to hope II will be pacific.
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$40 mcreh nawh 4 Pms .iress bs.s@sas
Rank Of make libers On every
ecrnn OF valuable personal property 10 Gums o. 30 aud
srwsrds once and business strictly private Once hours
from 9toA
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rrur GERMAN DEMOCR Alto CENTRAL CLUB OF THE
1869 met on Wednesday evening Lass in the Union
Assembly Rooms and organized elecng the following gen
emen the respective onces Anthony Dugro President
ANTHONY icklo ban. Cator Nicholas Fischer and Louis
schlamp Vice Presidents; DR. Phil Mcrke, Secretary Aug
rede Assistant Secretary Eugene A. Kosay Corresponding
Secretary ANTHONY DUGRO. President
DR. PHIr- MERKLE. Secretary.
DOTH WARD REGULARS, WILL MEET THIS ORR
~ day. evening at the usual time and place Puncua
attendance requested business OF importance will be
transacted WILLIAM McCONKEY, President
STEPHEN MUM, Secretary.
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RNOLD'S FARM MILIr-TbE CHEAPEST AND MOST
"A economical mill offered 10 the public II combines
three mschipes yiZ:Corn grinding dne corn
shelter large scale aud corn cob crushe TREADWEL
Gold
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c1O0 REwARp.-LosT ON SATURDAY, yAS: s, A
baska Bank bills deeds and bonds for
OF school lands In Wisconsin, OF possible to
nv one but The above ,ery entrusted to
the care of person unacquanted with the CITY, ard left rs he
alleges somewhere In twentieth street. but he has forgotten
wi ere Whoever will the said coat carpet bag and con-
subscriber GIG Hudson street, shall receive the
above reward W. H. JONES.
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d. = REwARD.-LOsT, ON TUESDAY. nth INST IN
spO going down to Bleecker street. In Fifth STAGE
Blocker street, small pearl opera glass The finder
will receive the above reward by returning Chas Spear
IS West street.
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REWARDS.

6e) REWARD.-LOST, ON WEDNESDAY MORNING.
RA from ll3 Third small fax colered slut with
black The finder will confer favor by returning her 10
the above number. She Is valuable only a pet
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dc REwARD-LosT, on THE 18TH INST. IN A Full
DO between Fulton terry and Fleet street,
old pocket wallet containing S3s in bills s. 50 In gold 81 50
silver cluster vest book
sequence any one Int the The finder will
above reward by leaving II at l52 Front York.
81 Fleet street, Brooklyn W. q. MERRILL.
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d q REwARD.-LOsT, ON THURSDAY MORNING BE-
DL tween half past and o'clock gold iocket about
the of half dollar piece, going Twenty Sc
yenih street down Lexington avenue to Twenty first
aide of Twentieth street Third avenue about half a
block The finder will receive the reward by leaving
the locke at GS East Twenty seventh street. Chambers
street up stairs
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n ENocRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT EE-
Tannany Hail. Jan, u 1850 AN adjourned meeting OF
ne members oil this committee will be held Friday evening
he l4h inst at ~ O'Clock. BY order Of
w ~ ISAAC v. FOWLER, Chairman.
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GsO REwARD.-LOST, JAN. h. A PAIR OF CORAL,
DeD earrings The finder, by leaving the
rargs col Broadway 80 Burlng Slip will receive So
reward and thanks OF the loser.
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q. IN REWARD.-A DIAMOND CLUSTER RING LOST
CCU Monday afternoon. between II and o'clock
Broadway between Greene street and Ubse
Persons in Knckerbocker stage. Apply at IS vesey
sfree fnnrlh
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-07-23
RALTiMORE MARKET.

The market for Howard Street and
Ohio Super Flour is quite dull and there
IS very lule demand No sales To report.
We Que,e Them at $5. 62a5.75, and City
Mills a, S6a6.25. We suIl qnoIe OH"
Extra at Sc; Howard Street do. al 1923
as. 50 Civ Mills do. al Sc. 5007 so, and
Family at So for Welch's Palapsco. Elk
celsior and Reservoir, and $3.50 for Old
Dominica and Exchange brands. Rye
Flour is still selling ct Sad %, and Corn
Meal is nominal at SAFE for City.
The Gram market is dull. The re-
csipls Of all kinds of Grain were as fol,
lows 1000 bushels Corn, 1900
bushels Wheat, and 500 bushels Oals'
Yellow Corn sold at S2a63 cts, and
white SOas3 els. We quote Wheat a
l45al5O CTS. for choice whites. l35Ol3e
cls., Tor fair 10 prime, l25al3O c's., tol
common, and l2Oal30 cents for common
10 prime red. Oats are dull of sale al 30
a33 cents for Maryland and Virginia anC
33a35 for Pennsylvania. We quote Rye
at 70 cts. Cor Maryland, and 7Ss8O cts.
f.. Pennsylvania.
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last Notice.

n Ill persons indebted 10 the late firm OF
Il RENTCH & STONEBRAkER are
requested TO come forward anG seuIe up
without further delay. Longer INDULGENCE
cannot be given. The books and all &C,
counts are in the hands of The undersigned
who is authorized 10 serrlr The same.
d. S. RENTUH.
july %, 1859. II
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G3BC3A5 &0GIGB9o
Life and Death are in the Balance.

There are two systems Of medIcaton,-one
experimental and based on theory, the other
Uniform and founded on f4ct5 alone. The for.
MGR belong to the Medical Schools the latter
has reached its grand sanitary climax IN Rad
ways three Remedies, he Ready Relief, the
Regulators. and the Renoyalng ke,olyent
There is not the slightest discrepancy in the
operation Of these medicines upon different
persons affected with the sane diseases. The
result always fayorabe) may be looked for
with a. much confidence as the opening Of q
bud, or the rising Of a star. They caDnO. fail
because the healing llie-saving prime pie IS in
herent ia them, aud must develop itself The
laws OF cause and effect must be abrogated ere
these Remedies can dlsappolnt the hopes OF
those who trust in them. All Fevers, all dis
turbance of the Stomach, Liver, Lungs, Spleen.
Kidneys, Bowels, all constitutional diseases,
such as SCrofuIa, Pulmonary Affections, Chron-
ic Rheumatism, Syphilis, Tumor Caacer, Alb
scess, &c, and all disorders which as,al the
skin or the glands, are cured BY one or other
of RadRay's Remedies.
! R.9DW.4Y'S READY RELIEF never fails
in fact 1t is impossible for 1t 10 FAIL Ia Instant
| ly mitigating the most eXcrucaung pain or
! aches, either internal or external.
! During the heated term every person ex-
posed TO the not rays Of the sun should carry q
small bottle in his pocket,-It head ache Of
! congestion threaten lrw drops Of this Imma-
culate remedy drank with wafer, and bathing
! tie head with the Relief clear, viii positIve,
avert all attacks. Railway, Regulating Phi,
ale the most thorough, mild AID -aie purgatiye
sud Cathsrtic Pills in use. July Is. Nv.
Medical Impossibiiities
For long time certain class Of diseases
1 have baffled the skill aud practice Of The mos
eminent members Of the regular medical fac
ulty. Foremost among these We might ln-
stance epilepsy or falling its Happily nov by
the skill and inventive genius Of an emIneul
of Baltimore, Md, TINS disease has been
brought within the means ef cure. We al.
Jude TO the preparation called the ELGLTAB &
EXTRACT EPILEPrIc PILLs, invented and pre-.
pared by DR.. Seth s. Hance, Of log Baltimore
street baltimore, Md. Slice their discover,
many persons who had given up all hope u
lever being cured, have been restored to tie
plI endowment Of neath. Prominent among
these we might enumerate Mr. Harrison Light
foot Of Huntsville, Alabam. Mr l. has sui
fered as much from Epilepsy, as any other per
son in the world never knowing what ii va
to pass week without having ala attack, aBC
often falling in ibs TIeets Of huntsville. II,
is now fully restored and has not had an altacI
for more than year. DR.. Hance's Pills hay,
been the sure cause OF thls cure. These pill
also cure all modItcatens Of Fits, Spa. ms
Cramps exc, and are very servicesbie Tor per
sons Of weak nerves. DR.. hsuce. sends then
TO any part Of the country On the receipt Of
remittance. Price, one box. s. two. S.
twelve, S23. Address Seth ) Hance, lO5 Bal
timoEs street, Baltimore, id. Jy 10. la.
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AND
CONSTABLE'S SALE !

DY Virtue of Deed Of Trust, given by
ID George w. Calon to The undersigned
wrlch Deed is of record in The Clerk 5
Office of Jefferson County, 10 secure Ger
tam debls, therein specified TO Robert
Lucas, Dr. John Reynolds and A. Hum
rlckhouse, will on
Saturday the 3Oth day of July, 1859,
sell al Public auction, to the highest BID
der, at the residence of the SAID CaIon'
near Brln's Ferry, the following proper
~ or so much of it as will be necessary
to discharge the requirements OF the Deed
of Trust, TO. wit:
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DIVIDEND.

THE President and Directors Of the Vir.
| ginia and Mary land Bridge Company
have declared Devldend on the Capital
Stock of the Company of TWO PER
CENT, payable on or after the First day
of August next. BY order of the Board.
JOHN M. JEW EFT, Sec'y.
July I6, 1859. 81