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The quantity of Molasses made last season is estimated
a % 900 gallons The value of Sugar and Molasses
twenty eight millions of dollars. The largest quantity
Sugar made by one parish was A 600 hog This
to the credit of St Marys lberville is the next
turning out 49, SIG hogsheads Then follows Assump-
ton The loss from overflow computed So 600 hogs
heads
The Cincinnati Gazette Of Monday says:
THERE'S fair demand for Bacon at 64 and S cts for
Shoulders and Sides but it is not met freely holders
orally asking and cts About 100 hhds sold to day at
the former figure Baltimore disposed order
the minimum figures There is also a fair demand for
Mess Perk to fill orders at Sl7 with sales of 700 bbs
this rate but city brands held $1725. Nothing
done in Bulk Meat. OF Lard, 400 bbls sold lOA
country and 10 for city and 900 kegs - Prime
city, in barrels is not to be had any below lie
There is moderate demand. The inquiry for Flour has
improved slightly. About 500 bbs sold day at IS
S. so for Superne Whiskey appears to have touched
bottom for the present at least The market closed firm
at 225a cts. Groceries are steady.
WILMINGTON MARKETS. April 11-Turpentine.-
Sales on Saturday of 5s5 hbls at SIS for Virgin So O5
for Yellow dip, and s175 for hard per $50 lbs
of AZ bbls. at prices.
Spirts.-No sales today.
81 25 per 80 lbs. and of 40 bbs No. 2 81 81 per
Tar-saes to-day of 2s1 Dbl. at Sits per bbl
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, April l2.-Coiton is firm; sales of 1000
bales. Flour is firm sales IA 900 bbs State s5 05C
$3.50; Ohio s64OG66O; Southern s5.9OG6 5o Wheat IS
dul sales of 1000 bushels l72d192 cts Southern
white; Wes.ern l6O cts. Corn is quiet; sales of 5000
Sl7624i trime s12 so. Whskey closed firm at 26 cts
Sugar is firm at 7h@7B cts. Coffee is firm; sales of
ass cts Rosin is firm; low No. 2 s172R Rice is
steady Freghts steady cotton for Liverpool taken
New ORLEANS, April -Cotton-sales of II 900 bales
at an advance of &c Mddling 1l4 cts. Sugar is dull
at decline of &c.
PHILApELrHIA, April 12-Flour is dull. Wheat l65(a
40 cts for white red 155156 Corn active; yel
low ss cts. Wbiskey closed firm at 26G26H cts.
SAVANNAH, April IL l-Cotton-Sales to-day of 76O bales
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len off materially considerable sales having
made at decline Of to y cent per h. the previous
~ cts l5000 lbs loose do also at cts 35 hhds do
at X 97b cts 25 hhds Sides 96 cts 25 hhds do at
s4 cts, and 100 hhds. Shoulders cts at which fig
ure they closed. There has been nothing done day
in Bulk Meat but quote it nominal at 6h and s4 cts
for Shoulders and Sides We hear sales of barrel
Fork to-day but we quote before at $ 75dls25 for
Mess sl31l4 for Prime, and S3 so per Dbl for Rump-
There IS some inquiry for Lard and have reported
day sales of 100 bbs. Western Leaf at II Beef is
very dull We quote Western at $s(a9 for Prime sl0G
ii for No l. S1 50l3 for Mess and Baltimore packed
Sl2 for No. /, and S14 per Dbl. for Mess.
RlCE-We continue to quote Rice steady at 4144 cts.
for fair to prime lots There fair inquiry for it, and
sales are making in retail lots at the above rates. but
hear of no transactions of moment to-day
SUGARS There has been doing to day in Sugars
than for some days past but the sales have generally
been made at slight decline the previous rates.
cargo of IT'S hhds Cuba Sugar offered auction and
5s hhds of it sold at from Sc 55 As the quality
being prime we note sales also by
contract of 200 hhds Demerara Sugar refining
Sc so, which is decline, and of rs hhds fair prime
New Orleans do. at from S712k to S775. We quote
leans; S725d7 so for good do $762k@7.75 for prime
do; $7257 so for fair to good Porto Rico; S6.757 for
refining grades do S7257.50 for grocers styles Cuba
and s65o96.S74 for refining grades Cuba and English
Island.
SEEDS-There were no sales of Grass Seeds reported
this morning We have change to note in the
condition of the market and still quote Coverseed
dull a. S550G575, and Timothy do at 81 225d237A per
bushel.
SALT-There is a better demand for Salt and Liver
pool is selling in lots at SIS for Ground Alum
130 cts for Marshall's and jeffrey & Darcys fine and
145l5o cts. sack for Ashtons do There some
$500 sacks received here yesterday per ship William
Penn from Liverpool We still quote Turks Island Salt
nominal at Is aoat 20 cts per bushel from store
WHlSkEY There is still good inquiry for Whiskey
and we have reported today sales Of 125 bhs Ohio
2 cts cash, so bbls do at &c tme and of 100 bbls
do at 26 cts cash. We heard also of sales esterday in
key at 25k cts City Whskey closes today Steady ii
25% cts, and Ohio do at 25 Ia % cts. per gallon.
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Hartford City EIecttO

HARTFORD, April 1l.-At election to-day, the
democrats carried the city ticket by 1S4 majority
on the test vote and also two majority in the City
Council, which gives them the city government
The republicans had it last year. No Mayor is elec-
ted this wear
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BRITISH ANNEXATION IN THE PACIFIC.-The state
ment that the sovereignty of the Feeiee Islands has
been rendered to Her Britannia Majesty is confirm
ed The Chronicle, of the 24th ull., says at ap-
pears that new sovereignty is offered to her Br
fannie Majesty-viz: that of the Feejee Cor Fill
lslands-and by the King, who is uneasy under a
fine of $1,000, fastened upon him by an American
commander. The prohered treaty conveying the
sovereignty to the Queen of Great Britain, has
been brought home by Mr.. Pritchard her Majesty 8
Consul in Feejee. To meet the wants of the mo-
ment, little pamphlet-entited What IS FiH-has
just been issued. The Feejee Islands are a group
numbering I'll, of which so are inhabited. The
largest is about $50 miles in circumference and the
next about 300. They spread over about 4O, 900
square miles of the Pacific Ocean, directly on the
track between Australia and Panama and British
Columbia. Almost every island has a harbor;
many of these are capacious enough for a whole
navy Feeee is l 500 miles from sydney, and about
1000 from New Zealand: The group is the key
and centre of Polynesia. Between it and our colo
nies lies the large French Island of New Caledonia
on the si6A the New Hebrides, and on the
other side, to it north and east, stretch the Navi-
gators, Friendly, and Society Isles. The of
the two large islands is computed at about equal to
that of Belgium, IL 900 square miles; and of the
whole group about equal to that of Holland, above
$4,000 The climate is described as not unlike that
OF Ceylon The productions diversified and
rich. At least fifty sixty thousand of the natives
have become christians. The pamphlet remarks:
eff we do not take them the islands) either France
or America will. If America do, our route to Pan
anna IS IN her hands; and also that between Aus
tralasia and British Columbia. Our Australian
coasts and commerce could be harassed by few
ships, which would elude even great fleets in the
innumerabe harbors of FIJI. If France take it,
with New Caledonia on the one side and Tahiti on
the other she will have line of posts right across
our track" Samples of cotton grown in these
islands have been transmitted by Lord Malmesbury
to the committee of the Manchester Cotton Supply
Association, who value them at from I'd. to I'D.
per lb. Tomorrow a numerous deputation, includ-
ing Mr.. Cheetham, M. p, Mr.. Bailey, NJ. p, Sir
Andrew Agnew, &C., will wait upon Lord Malmes-
bury to urge the acceptance of the new sovereignty
by the British crown.
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Augusta MayOrnIty Election
AUGUSTA, Ga, April ll.-Foster Blodgett Amer
iean' was elected Mayor to-day by twenty majority,
The contest was very exciting, but passed off
peaceably
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PROPERTY SALES

Yesterday Adreon q Co., auctioneers, sold seve-
raj lots of ground situated the north side of Ian
caster street, of the following dimensions: The
first has front on Lancaster street of IA feet with
Il depth of IS feet Improvements two-story brick
dwelling with back building. Subject to a ground
rent of $50. Five lots adjoining on the east with
similar improvements and same dimensions, with
annual ground rents respectively of $780, S25, SIS,
$50 and $50. Purchased by John G. GoIdenhorst
for $500.
Also three lots of ground situated on Bond street
at Lancaster, with a combined front of Sc feet six
inches, and depth of AZ feet to an alley. I'm
proved by two-story brick dwelling and store, two
three-story frame dwellings and stores, and a two
story frame dwelling house. Subject to combined
ground rent of Sl26 Purchased by John G. Gold
enhorst for 81 800
Samuel Cover, auctioneer, sold on the pre-.
misses lot of ground on the corner of Block and
Wills streets, fronting on Block street 30 feet with
depth along Wills street of 20 feet. Improved by
a three-story brick store and dwelling and stable
on the corner; and three-story brick dwelling on
Block street Subject to an annual ground rent Of
So so. Purchased by Johanna G.. Thule fol
81 $40
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20,3b5 prlzes, amounting 10 S3U,UW.
Whole Tickets $40: Halves SIS: Q Iarters 81 So
EFA All orders for tickets will meet with prompt attention
After each Drawing the Official Drawn Numbers will be i'm
me lately sent to cash customers.
Be careful and address all orders to
FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO,
Wilmington, Delaware.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
FRANCE, RROADBENTS n CO, are also Managers Of
the Shelby College Lottery Of Kentucky which draws daily
at Covngton opposite Cincinnati This grant continue
lof perl21 ol sixteen years apl w&s I'm
JNo. F. sHARRErTs. 5 EVANS. r. PARTRIDGE.
TNHE BALTIMORE PATRIOT.-A change
having taken place in the ownership and conduct of
the BALTIMORE PATRIOT the undersigned new pro
preors and publishers desire call the attention of the
Public to the advantages which it will afford, well
Quoted EVENING" JoURYAL advertisers especially those
in the RETAIL TRADE of this city.
me Patriot VIII hereafter contain ALI the latest news by
report of the NEW York MARKET Commercial and Finan-
cal on the SANE day of its blcaon; thus giving Mer
chants and others early hour in the
result of the mornings transactions New York 1t
intention Of the undersigned to neither effort
pene render the Patriot all that journal established for
foryx years should be- and to avail themselves Of every
of the latest and most reliable intelligence,
it worthy the confidence and support they hope
The Patriot has always had and still retains large Week
~ and Weekly circulation, especially i'll the States of
Maryland Virginia North Carona and Tennessee; also in
the Western States and the advertisements inserted therein
are brought to the attention Of large number of Merchants
who usually trade in Baltimore.
JObhers and Commission houses will therefore find it
to their advantage to give their business publicity through
the columns Of the Patriot.
The Patriot served at early hour every afternoon in
any part the city by faithful carriers at IL cents week
payable To the carriers.
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With reference to the market for American railway
curities Mr.. f. +. Satherwaite reports follows
We have had an inaminate market in London during
the past week for American securities The chief demand
for railroad bonds has been in New York Central and
Pennsylvania Central both these companies bonds
becoming very Illinois shares remain dull at Sc
to 10 discount In construction bonds few
tons have taken place from II to 49, Freeand bonds
stil lIyan ed from 9
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EXCAVATION IN ITALY.-The excavations now
going on at the Metropolis of the ancient city of
Preneste, the modern town of Pulestrna 25
miles southeast of Rome, have been productive of
the most interesting results. The property belongs
to Prince Barberini, and the researches carried on
by his orders have already brought to light an ad-
mraby wrought gold necklace in fine preservation,
several bronze vases richly ornamented, and other
works in metal, amongst which are some interest
ing mirrors with engraved reverses. Utensils of
various kinds have also been discovered, made of
colored glass, alabaster, ivory, and even wood.
Bronzes and terra Gotta vases and utensils arms
and cups, interesting for the Inscriptions they bear
have likewise been recently disnterred at the Ne
cropois of the ancient Etruscan city of Capena,
about 80 miles from Rome, north of the Tiber.
ALEXANDRIA, FISH MARKEr.-On Sunday there
were several large arrivals of herring the largest
of which, u 600 from Budds landing They
sold from SO to $40; Shad sold on Sunday from sl2
to Sl5
There being no wind yesterday, the arrivals were
very few; herring may be quoted at from S91a to
S1l and Shad from SIG to sis.
The Republican vote of Detroit is 200 less than
was polled at the election last fall instead of SOC
more 40 reported by telegraph.
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THE MEMORIAL OF THE COAL TRADE.

- BALTIMORE, April Z, 1899.
To the President and Directors Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Rdiroad Company:
GENTLEMEN.-The subscribers, representing the
Coal Interests of Western Maryland and Virginia
as well as not an unimpOrtant part of the Business
Community of the City of Baltimore-beg, respect
fully, to call the attention of your Board to the
alarming diminution in the Cumberland Coal Trade
of this City, notwithstanding the well established
fact of the daily increasing demand for Bituminous
Coal for steam purposes in all parts of this Coun-
trv
The season is now at hand and rapidly passing,
when contracts made by the large consumers
of Coal in New York and the New England States
for their years supply of this article, and enter
ing the field for these contracts, we are met
by the most overwhelming competition from
Anthracite Coal at .25l. so per ton less; Pictou
and Sydney Coal at 871G cts. @s1.25 per ton less;
Cumberland Coal delivered from Georgetown and
Alexandria at 6219 cts per ton less, delivered in the
principal consuming markets of this country, than
for similar deliveries of the same Goals from this
port.
The obvious results of the great disproporton in
the rates of transportation from our mines to Tide
Water between this city and Alexandria and
Georgetown is now being fully realized in the ut
ter prostraton of the wholesale coal trade of this
city, as will be seen from the followng
TARIrIAR STATEMENT
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On SATURDAY, April 23ri, 1859, will be drawn the
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY of Delaware, Glass
SCHEME

0,36 prizes, amounting to. .$297 696
Whole Tickets Sl5 Halves 800 Quarters s315.
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- S,3lo prizes, amounting s., ,O2 900
Whole Tickets 500 Halves $40 Quarters S. Eighhs 81 80
ALS0-On SATURDAY, April 3d. 1859, will he drawn
DELAWARE LOTTERY ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
$4,000 Numbers-253j5 Prizes
80 - Erery Other Ticket must drdlo Eight Dollars
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE.
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ITO DEALERS IN AND IMPORTERS OF

II
RUBBER FABRICS-he trade who have 50 long been suf
fTng under the illegal exactons Horace H. Day. will be
to supply themselves with these fabrics Mr. Day has been
infringing upon my rights by importing and selling these
goods and after long trial. the questions at issue have
been decided against him and my favor by the United
States Circuit Court in New York Tie trade and the public
after this notice and abstain from violating nv
rights 1t necessary for protection and therefore
Shall proceed against future infringers in
mary manner am the sole and exclusive own of the
%bi to make impo use and sell all elastic woven vncaa
lied rubber goods and fabrics and OF all other elastic vulcan
lied rubber fabrics except suspenders which the Nahawan-
from me to make, and vend and except also shrred
goods All persons who make or or sell or use any
United States and liable penalties After this full
notice shall make settlements with those wh9 lnnge
upon my rights, buy sell these goods sha go back
beginning and compel them TO pay me ful damages
for all goods which they have sold during the past SIN years
and shall enjon and prevent them from SELLING or using
these goods future all No goods can be hereafter
made imported, sold used legally, unless they nave my
stamp upon every article and in this the trade and
public will know that they purchasing of authorized
immediate gements the most liberal terms win le
trade generally and with dealers in and the
Y, warehouse of n Y Betting and Packing Co. apllotr
COFFINS. COFFINS.
" HAYS MORSE,
COMPOSITION ORNAMENTS.
No Al G5.Y S1ii6bH STi EBAR PARK
Having commenced the manufacture Of C0FFINS, they
oer to the trade Wholesale and Retail complete assort
ment ent Of MAHOGANY AND WALNUT COFFINS made Of
Sst seasoned materials and of the most approved pat
Sans These Collins being made to be TAKEN APART,
inducements to the Country Trade they be
Occupy but small space, and can be saved with
For sale low For terms, apply above. o12ly
No; lMACKEREL in kits, for sale by GREEN
ioE' ~ Baltimore street. mhStfr
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Wagner's "Tannhauser'' has been produced at
German theatre in New York, under the direction
oil Mr. Carl Bergman, who has rehearsed it for six
weeks-(worthy example to Italians and Americans)
and brought his orchestra and chorus to rare
point'of perfection. 1t is singular that, with a
single unsatisfactory exception, no New York
journal has spoken word in description or criti-
cism of this work.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE,
FOREIGN.
ST. JAGo DE CUBA-BdrE Hdnnah
S54 hhds sugar, 133 bbls do 20 tres honey 80 tons
copper ore, bbls. do, Kirkland Chase Co.. case.
cigars, Spence & Reid.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
ST. JOHNS, N. F-S00 bbls. flour, so do. corn meal
For Shipping Intelligence, see 4th page
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LUMBA-JUDGE TH0S H. CRAWFORD,
PRESIDING.
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We announced a few weeks since that Walter
Harper, an aged resident of Detroit, had made a a
large donation for the establishment OF hospisal.
Mrs Ann Martin, who for number ot years has
five acre lot worth from $4,000 to SIS, 600, and
her interest in another piece of ground, amount
ING to 81 500, to the same benevolent purpose.
The Democrats of Rhode Island gained two Sen
ators and eight Representatives at the election on
Wednesday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-06

RAVE STO ES,
u J GADDESS
ism l.d,., I.ynchburg Marble Works.
GTERROSCOPKn.-Jw reeesv, d, q acw mad
- beautiful collection Of SrEhElsCoPES AND WE'VE,
fell l.ats PAYNE & BLACKFORDs.
CORN NEAL We new prepared t. fss =.
~ fresh ground CORN NEAL In larae and small guam
uies mill All the corn we grind IL screened
eonsequeu " makes better meal for family use
march ydia.. NOWLIN NURRELL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-06

II ,. ROuKE0 hns the psrasose of oG+riaa
uLs TO his fri.n something In the way RECLN
mt EASY CiAlk Three posiiuna this
CHAIR u 10 the simplest complete cheateat easy
Chair ever offered for sal" IN this market L. pabs
AK or the Invalid ~ r the ordinary purposes IL easy
CHAIR Call ant see II. T. ! fOI,KES
iy
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M MBa.s. 1"ns's As.er ea.sres 4 iss zee
lVvV e.issd " ans order shl ,.t ,~ cheap, hy
fei3 It's IANES MINn CO
AEW Ne. Aallfax Ae. sis =. 70. .ais ~
~ msrch edA kinN1uR nAADDR8.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-06

g.. s.tsHS y Al Eb " y MS
we Tl0N OF READfMADE CLOTHING - he nn'
thts portunity to announce I" the pub
lie arge his friends that his stock OF kEADf-MADE
CLIO. niNt. GEN rLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS,
UMB.kLLA>, TRu Nks &C. has now been received and
pur,h .sed low pr es tr cash. and
1T 1 customers III. to The interest OF
my stock before calling csewhe not
ing wonders, but that will conhne myself tn
Inv INK profits The variety of styUs and
quay Ulohiug hner and better than ever-ths say
L.. u
Country Msrcha. will and my Jobbug prices tower than
,hvre ore give call Wholesale aud retail buyers
and for yourselves and In studying your interest," you
viii certainly purchase Of me. .
10 Is M GCGGENHElMEk
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4 OOA 40 HOGii coat ~ WstUss Sss.s.S.
IL We Another II c,icbraivd
hrtur and Mrt COOK oIo. Ia, tor WOOD a,d winch
were So universally Adreu ~ the ale s'c"taII ahd Me.
chAnhal II pace by The great tie
iCkn o Casting tbeir Sup.iiur nnsn au 'i,>i
inu the Il. couhnS thVy .cuuwi
De Ne nave utlrd svnr.
R,opper U.o whuh stodi
Ia All times,
attuHa, smokc iipe, w'hu,,
L,cci,Is with cooking ..ans em.ns ot lac st't,
Bi.lsS "
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iicna Noriasrn. Wrstern nmd noWlA.WC.,rr,
M A IL ROUTE.
VIA
Il .ss;s asls ssfszasss 60 -

GKk &2R@NksS
II Va, Guy an1ot,e, &c Tw odailv Trans sshint.
ton BALTIMORE Philadelphia, New York, Wheeling, Ciucn.
nal, LousSiiic.
Dag Mail AMI Passenger Trn leaves Richmond daily at
6:45 ~ NJ
Nigut Accommodation Passenger Train Richmond
daily, except Sundays) at j.lJ L. II.
Inc biJ raih CONNECTS at Washington with the 3:JJ
NJ the 5l5 A. with the 81 A. Nj Expires
from Washington for The different points named.
IeNet Office oi the Southsde karoad Co, oI hORN.
Ek, Ticket Agent.
10 NtW hOIK........ .........SII %
10 lhiiaueiphla' ......' ...'.............. 10 w
i" p'iliioft' II ~
To Washington and Alexandria. .............. 10 81
Pssenstst Tor Washr gtOn st dawn Hotel upon
Pcnhs, ~ anna Avenue, tree 81 charge.
Pr leaving Ly uchburs 80 NJ BY the regular
Mail lra, Richmond with the 6i3 A NJ those
with the old 4. NJ. Train
aud Their baggage transported between the De-
iieinond free and To the Depot lo
ri on Penusy Avenue ia Washington thus hack
Tlr ugh Tickets be procured in Washington Pitts
burg. Zan.svne Dayton, 'olun tbhi Decaiur }. fr
s'nNIe, iIlr,naiiii ami Wac Ind Lods,,c,
kcniarky 81 i>ouI, Chicago, A. pats
" est. " Baggage ch, chei through.
mos. DODAMEAD.
anFit Is u, nj >Irt
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EW tON( EkN.-Nc have this day ns sOcia.
~ her, under tii 81! IL at nf"' Lib,
purpose of e" ri,cli"s ne"crat Gro
aud Forrdrd,aY b. n al the vi d, VI
i,, Mai Stic,t. .eFe "" sA". 'c peas
old friends ,he ,,.c pf''ui-INs
ctA promote thci LIbe taoh aNanc,s
nauu ri cons. niueuis III hand Tor sale.
JOHN b. LEE,
JANUARY LIST, lsjy-Jsn Ads GfoiiGt " hotkE
ATOclCE.-Al CeIsMG at the Hoard Of ID
~ the Virginia and l.ai.r m Company,
he'd the Office Of the Company Inv CITY ot nhLus
nth l-.7 fellow resolutions
were ad pied
Rssorcd That fr"n, and aftcrilc IL oiFc.
ruart Virginia and TtEn Railroad t'r will
kcd irIns running on tis f"td ntr'ss
II be show that uc stock were Aied ia "i-"qur
Of the OF the or inhS a. tins
Couia
Rsoirsd That all claims against this Company II loss
,iamsg produce. MLsr be prescn Ell within thfy
articles should have delivered
4 C'py from the minutes ..u,,.,.
spi23t, WIN H. HUGHES N""y