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New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-30

H. s S Tana Jtsy can nf--sRyi0AN
EHI sss ssaUrF RAILWAY. - Depot,
eusner Of do4dehiidran. and Champs Elyseee.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
70 Proctorvip, Iaks sargne--dssrce - miles. Fare
ihrc,i,., 20 catts cif.rea aNi slaves, half price.
Departure o. Traias-DhIbY.
leave the city for the Lake, A. NJ
gt.....................5 s T. NJ
LaEe city, at........-'...'' ...... ~ A.
oco, 70 cnraon rrael Yer al hasre1g Of the Railroad
business connacted with the estate
~ ~ Il. q. FAREWELL, Executor,
o Ia lie only anthorised to make engagements sign
cir.4 stiope sof tbs EOsd.
ege0raahu3seaeavs oans streetevery feen minutes for
he dse6t. ses2 tf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-30

y safI shhAT Retfs! fsscorhwhsrhRs
---s-- Through to New York In Four Days
and Nineteen HoursAyoidng all the Dangers Of the River
and Lakes.
Quickest Memphis St. Louis Chicsgo Cincinnati,
Warrington, Philadelphia New York and all Eastern Cities
Two Days Time Saved -Ony Seventy Miles Sagng-va
New Orleans. jackson and Great Northern
RAILRo
70 Canton Miss thence by Mississippi Central Railroad
Sms snton Dudley treble daily line Of -Four Horse Post
Coaches to Grand Jnnct1n Tenn.
Through tickets Memphis and New York be bad the
Ticket Office OF the New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern
Railroad Company.
The roads In the Gap Of the Mississippi Central Railroad
tecone good and close connections throughout
the whole route.
The track laying the Mississippi Central Railroad Is pro-
crossing rapidly. and the staging will reduce accordingly
As-sixty pounds Of Baggage allowed each passenger.
Ell I'm SIMS, lSUTT0N 4 DUDLEY.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-30
REDDISs & CO.'S
hA Ex1 E2M M zTxa1 SOUTHERN EXPRESS.

OFfICE-UNDER ST. CHARLES HOTEL. N. ORLEANS,
For the Reception and Delivery of Goods for all Points
On the CpelousaA Railroad.
This Company organized for the Of doing GEN.
ERAL EXPRESS AND FORWARDING BUSINESS, such
- forwarding Specie Bunk Nofe Jevsy Merchandise Bag
and Pacbages all the United HRvar1.
We also prepared do General City Express and Bag
Busnes III connection with the Orleans Opeousas
and Great Western Rarssd
Will cali for and deliver, with dispatch and reasonable
rates. Freight Packages from all the
oiy Of New Orleans.
Merchants and citizens rely
70 forward the minute article destination
most respectfully solicit share Of public patronage
W. f. REDDTNG,
TIL THAYER,
Proprietors
A1Authorized Agents Of Bombaer Co.'s Island Of Cuba
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-30

e<.~ ~ru.nyszyszr7H " Il w sAILKCAD r,s.sss;s..
Ed&--AEr- TO TEXAS. aasas&alSsas
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
twenty saved and the risks and dscomforts
Of voyage greatly diminished, By the
New Orleans, D,slnNsas nd q. w. Railroad,
To BERWICKS BAY,
By the splendid line of STEAMSHIPS all built
prsy for this trade with superr staeroom accommodations
LEAVING THREE TIMES A WEEK.
huSh
Ts Sabine Pass and Galveston.
TO Galveston and Indlanola.
Ia tialvest-u and Indi0noIa.
CARRYING TiIE UNITED STATES MAILS.
fsry running to the Railroad leaves the landing, foot
Of Toulouse street. n5ay opposite Jackson Square. at ~
o'clock " the rctir. Ticket he Cbteined aud
n the Railroad ptce of ST. Peter snd To-
vee et.ees nrsite Iacson Square iay the Depot
before tbs iacastn-e Of i4 Taxss Trains
RF~ Freshs for Texas by this Line received every day.
Sundays excetted AZ the alb landing. Insurance by this
o2sk BFWj. F. FLANDERS, ssc'y.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-30
PHILAD ELP HIA,
B A L TIM o r E..

AGk FOR BALTIMORE-REG REGULAR LINE
NM The fine, fast sailing schooner HI. w. Fry. Capt
Marshal having most of her cargo engaged will have
quick dispatch For balance Of freight apply board at
Lower Picayune Tier, or to
g. W. HYESON CO.,
leIo 80 Camp street.
NER FOR BALTIMORE REGULAR LINE
M9St Packets-The fine clipper schooner w. l.. Mon-
1Astngus, Carman, master, having all of her cargo
engaged Will have dispatch For balance Of freight apply
GEO. W. HYHSON 4 CO.,
Ie5 81 CRup
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-30

Increase for the week OF dead weight ~ 460
The receipts Of coin for the week have been by the
Steamship Arizona from Brsz,s 81. 7I31s
Steamship Tennessee from vera l9g0
Brig Creole. from Balixe, Honduras. .......... "a
sundries via the river. 6MO
Szzz sss
Freviously received since lst Sep 1858. II l 3s3
Total ree.ipts since septembsr 1855
Receipts for same time last fyeAr.......... a5lCO0
Receipts for time In 1857 8S7.,,.,,,.,,.. 66s4aN
keceived Tor same time IN 1855. l763a87
Received for time 1885 55.........,,. 35o25B2
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-30

ROMRALIER Ss CO.'S ISLAND OF CUBA
- EXPRESS receive and forward all kinds of packages
freight Havana Natanza Cardenas Villa Clara Sagua In
Grnnde Remedos, Nnev'tas, Puerto Principe Santiago de
Cube Trinidad, Canfuegos, i'll connection with
presses of Wells Fargo Co. Carrngop Co.. Untea
kxpress Company, American European Express
change Company for the Untet California and Europe
Agents in New Orleans REDnfNG 4 CO.,
felS st, Charles Il under Charles Hotel.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-30
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pGSGGs MXPRESs-

TO LAKs SHORE TRAVELLERS.
subscriber Is prepared general City Express in
Lake Shore packets the
Ponhartyar aoed ayiTE tie exclusive privilege of the
road Families Lake by leaving their orders
fer the trausrcrtaou Of haEgnga at s Office Of James res
tunchRrdin ssccad depot, and Mr.. Whittermofe Lake
Fud will be promptly afforded 10. my9 4m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-30

"nnrhs AKgMhItO s a1 ", s3EhNArrs M
articles in tho above catalogue will find 1t to their
vantage calling sending their orders above where will
he found the GENUINE PATENT
MEDICINES in the United States and at the lowest prices
Please audresa. j. WRIGHT K co,
GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
n74u Nos. lbl and q Chartres street NawOrlrans.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-06
Meeting of Citizens.

A meeting was held on Saturday night in
the City Hall, pursuant to call by the City
Council, to take into consideration the ques-
tion of consolidating the city and county
governments
Lewis Cunningham was appointed to the
Chair, and Chas. NJ. Gorham was chosen us
Secretary.
Col milford made some remarks general
ly favoring consolidation.
Mayor Singer moved that committee of
three be appointed by the Chair to report at
an adjourned meeting from the present, a
statement of facts connected with the ques-
tion Of consolidation. Mr. Aud proposed ten.
Mr. Otis proposed FIVE and was seconded by
Col. Milford. Mayor Singer accepted the
amendment of Mr.. Otis Motion and amend
ment carried.
The Chair appointed Mayor Singer, En-
Mayor Decker, 7. P. Otis, F. F. Low and F.
L. Aud.
On motion of Mr.. Decker, the President,
Mr.. Cunningham, was placed in lieu of Mr.
Aud who declined serving.
On motion of Mr.. Decker, the Committee
was increased by five more members The
Chair appointed, as the additional members
George Merritt, Josiah Bowen, james Ha
worth, F. L. Aud and j. S. Eshom. Mr. Aud
finally agreed to serve.
Meeting adjourned to a time to be called by
the above named Committee.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-06

GoLD FISH IN AMERICAN RIvERs.-Gold fish
which were first brought to our country from
China, and once kept in glass vases as objects
of curiosity, have now become quite numer-
Gus in several of our rivers In the Potomac,
large shoals of them may be seen sporting in
The siIvery waters, and they are quite com
mon in some of the creeks which feed the
Hudson river.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-06

GROWING SMALL AND BEAUTIFULLY LESS
The manner in which. small occurrences
are often magnifed is illustrated in the case
of the coored man Samuel Williams, who
was arrested some days since, charged with
having stolen $4,000 worth of poperty. On
preliminary investigation, this sum dwin-
died to 800, and yesterday, it seems, Will
Jams had stolen nothing at all, for when the
case was called in the Police Court, there was
no prosecuting witness, and the defendant
was set at liberty. Ala.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-06

WHAT is THE CAUSE OF CALIFoRNA HONEY
Dew 2-Honey-dew is liquid sugar, the ex-
crement Of plant lice, called 10y entomologsts
Aphides. They cling to the under side OF
leaves, and drop the excrement down upon
the leaf below. The Aphtdes, from the most
extraordinary character of their propagation,
have been the object Of long patient. and
very close observation, on the part of differ
ent naturalisis and strange as it may seem, it
is fully settled that the young of brood are
all females. and these carefully excluded from
the instant of birth in tight vessels, also have
young without ever seeing the male This
continues for ten years. But the tenth gen
Grafton, wonderful to relate, is composed of
both males and females. The unequvocal
amours of these have been watched with the
most intense interest by NJ. Bonnet and
others, and there seems to be no doubt that
the m les of one generation render the fe-
males fruitful for the next ten generations.
There is another entirely different sub
stance, sometimes called honey dew, which
is secreted from the plants on which it is
| found.
This latter deo. most probably, is the sub
stance which has excited so much mystery
and astonishment, in the rural districts oil
! California. Exchange.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-06
CooL REQuEsT.-An exchange saws

Two old horse thieves 10 the interior. re-
Gently wrote letter to the Chief of Police o.
San Francisco, stating that thev had aceumu
iateo handsome sum Of money. and wanted
10 take a little spree at the Bav They
pledged themselves to commit no denredo.
tions during their short sojourn at San Fran
cisco but asked that they might be exenntef
from any arrest upon old offenses The re-
quest, it is needless to say, was not granted.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-06
RELIGIOUS DIsrUrr IN VAcAvLLE.-The

RELIoIous DIsPUrE IN VAcAvILLE.-The
Napa Reporter says:
The denomination known as Campbellites
and the Methodists have been holding dis
cussion in the open cir on doctrinal points.
at Vacaville, Soano county. The debate
commenced on Monday of last week, and en-
ded on Tuesday last. Mr. Burnett represent
ed the Campbellites, and Mr.. Go6er the
Methodists. A gentleman who was present
informs US that the eight days discussion was
conducted with considerable ingenuity and
exceeding bitterness on both sides. A per-
feet theological hatred seemed to inspire the
dispntants, and the discussion broke un in
violent dispute growing out of some misup-
Outstanding about the use Of the cainp groud
both sides claiming it for the following
evening. .
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-06

Hrau WArER.-We understand that the
travel between here and the foothills. yester-
day, was very difficult A gentleman from
Timbuetoo. in crossing the plain to get to
Thomass Bridge had to swim two or three
slouohs. If the rain continues at the rate it
was pouring yesterday, trnvel to Timbnstoo
and vicinity will be impossible.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-06
DIED.

In Marysyllle, November 9TH, $50, Ira A. youngest
child OF g. \. and Jane a. Swezy, aged three years
The friends Of the family are invited to attend the
funeral from the residence Of the parents, corner oil
and 'th SITS on Monday, the I,h Of Nov.' at ~
O'Clock, am.
In this city, tho 4th inst, Rosa, daughter OF N
c. and Rosa Merrinan, aged IS months AID IL days.
Sacramento papers please coy.
In this city, on the 9th inst, Mr.. Paul Geer
The funeral will take place from his late residence
in Virgin Alley, this day at clock P NJ. His friends
are Invited to attend
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-06

SWEPT oFF-The splendid new iron tubular
bridge, across the Yuba river at Parks Bar,
was swept down stream, yesterday morning,
by the high water. The center settled down,
and one end of the bridge sided Off from the
bank. The loss of the bridge will be felt
very seriously by the whole travelling COM
munity. 1t was just about ready for the
crossing Of wagons The bridge belonged tc
Matt Woods
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-06

NEGRO PRlMA DoNNA-The National has
the following notice ofa negro concert which
came if Tuesday evening at the Assembly
Hall, San Francisco Mrs. Anne Pindell, (col-
ored) Prima Donna assolutO, being the chief
card
She advertised that she would "give a
grand concert and hop but our informant,
who was present, says he didn't see her hop
at all, Tut she sang splendidly There was a
large audience of coored persons present, the
elite of the city, and one white 'pusson." all
of whom seemed to enjoy themselves amaz-
ingly. Among the selections were Bright
Star of Hope" "Ah, have Sighed to Rest, "
"Ask me not Why" "Trust to Luck" where
are no v the Hopes l Cherished" 80, Whis-
per what thou Feelest," most Of which were
encored This, we understand, is the inaug-
uration of negro "uproar" in our midst.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-06

REruRNED.-Our friend, Lance Nightingale,
so long absent in the Fraser river country
has at last returned. He was absent eighteen
months lie reports but few miners in the
gold regions The country is now covered
with deep snow, which is traycrsed on snow
shoes and by means of sledges 6rawn by
dogs Lance appears to be in very good
health.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-06

The Grand Jury of Sacramento county re-
commend the Police to do all in their power
to suppress gambling. as they consider it to
be the cause of much of the destitution, pro.
family, robbery and murder which curse the
community. They recommend an increase of
the Police force.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-06

The Sacramento Mutual Benevolent Socie.
ty, have elected the following officers for the
ensuing term; W. A. McWillams, President;
o. Farrell, Vice President; j. d. Crowley,
Secretary; John Dellahanty Assistant Sec.
retary; John Bennett, Treasurer; NJ. Neary,
John Ryan, and James A. Duffy, Trustees
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-06

REFoM ScuooL.-We hear it conjectured
that the Commissioners appointed by the
Governor to select a site for the proposed Re.
form School to be established by the State,
are very favorably impressed with the idea
Ofits location at Marysville The locality is
healthy. is sufficiently central. and is free
from the immoralities usual in even much
smaller cities.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-06

HEALTH OF CnARLEsToS.-The editor of the
Charleston Is. C) Courier is indignant that
reports have been circulated stating that hi,
city is unhealthy, and he says:
1--WE pronounce these stories base ant
wanton SANDER It's pity taat these lying
tongues cannot be put to silence. We have
the pleasure Of saying again that the health
of our city. up to the present time, is unpar.
alleled, and that there is now 10 reason to
apprehend a visitation from any epidemic"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-06

MExIcANs HoMEwARD BouND-The bark
Carlota, which sailed from San Francisco last
Wednesday for Mexico. had on board 46
Mexicans. of whom 81 are bound to Mazat-
Ian, and 25 to Guaymas. Their passage has
been paid by the Mexican Government, they
being unable to obtain the means to return
to their native country.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-06
M AR Us WILLIE.
SUNDAY MORNING. NOV. 9th.

Rrr1erous NorrcE-Rev. VIM. j. Maelay,
Pastor in Charge, will preach in the NJ. L.
Church to-day, at IL A. NJ. and u P. NJ. A
cordial invitation is extended to the public
Sa1ts free
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-06

MuRAr IN JAIL.-Murat, the old French.
man, said to be relative of the celebrated
Joaquin, King of Naples. says the Bulletin,
was sent to the county Jail for 80 days, by
the Police Judge on Friday, for stealing coat
from citizen of that citY
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-06

GENUS WITH A LADLE.-Princs Menzikoff,
Prime Minister of Peter the Great. and ,at the
time of his death, the richest subject in Eur
ope, was originally a pastry cook. hawker
OF pies and cakes about the streets of Moscow,
in which situation he attra ,ted the attention
of the Emperor.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-06

RowDV BOYS IN SrocKroN-A gang of row.
dy boys in Stockton are in the habit ofbreak.
Ing windows of unoccupied houses. cutting
open balls of hay, and throwing showers of
stones into the houses of the Celesiinls
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-06

JUDGE BLACKS reply to Mr.. Douglas has
gone through the mails extensively, bearing
the frank of the Attorney General and mark.
ed official business" The Attorney Gene
raj has no frank, unless the document is
marked as above.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-06

Mn Simon H. Allen. of Shrewsbury. Mass.
is manufacturing wine from native grape, on
large scale. Last year he bought all the
grapes he could find and manufactured there
from, six thousand gallons Of vine.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-06

A CALL is made in the S. F. Alta to "all
persons desirous to see Spiritual Church of
Christ, and waiting for the appearance of
Christ in the glory of His Kingdom" to
meet for the establishment Of society.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-06

A curious fraud in the sale OF hay has beer
discovered in Boston. The hay was so load
ed that person could crawl into hole left
near the bottom of the cart, and in this place
colored man, in the employ of the hny
speculator, was in the habit of concealinl
himself while the hay was being weighed
Some of the purchasers have paid for him {
dozen times over.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-06

INTEREST ON Cry DEnr.-Payment of the
January and July interest of the Funded
Debt of the city has been awarded to Jewett.
Paxton Co. They take it at 24 per cent, a
quarter cent less than last year by Mark
Brumagim Co.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-06

TnE Nevada Democrat says that two old
residents of that place have claims at Washoe
estimated to be worth $4,000 each, and an
other cleared $4,000 in two months.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-06

JuDGE BLACK is "chock full' OF the Presi
deney since his reply to Douglas. lie talks
of having his wig readjusted, and intends
taking lessons from dancing master (Which
he calls lessons in gymnastics for the benefit
of his lungs) this winter to improve his gait
Cor. PhiLadeiphia press.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-06

ALL IS.-The mail stages all got in yester-
day, though some were late. The rain has
been pouring in the mountain in torrents
The stages report that numerous wagons are
mired down in the roads
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-06

The Express talks about "the glorious old
Democratic ship bound up for Charleston" as
though it had an interest in the craft. 1t
doesn't seem to realize that the carbuncles on
the hull are no part Of the vessel.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-06

CURIOUS CALCULATIoN-A Frenchman-no
but a Frenchman would have done it-ha:
taken the trouble to calculate the portions OF
a long life really employed in work of any
kind, and this is the result:
lie supPoses his subject to be hale vigor
Gus man. of ~ years of age.
Allowing eight hours on an average for
sleep-that deducts at once "a years
For dressing and undressing on rising and
going to bed, washing, shaving, &c, half an
hour daily, makes / / years.
Then two hours daily for meals, (this is an
excess OF one half for Americans, who bolt
food,) count up six years
Love making according to this calculation.
will average one hour daily or three wears.
For society, iding theaters, gossipninp
balls, play-three hours more-up to nine
years.
Finally, the ordinary maladies of childhood
the accidents and dieases of mature age
like causes, will deduct two hours on an av
erage. making six years.
So that, in conclusion, one hale hearty
man of 70 years. has. in fact, not been able te
employ in the positive occupations of indus
try more than 224 years.-PhUa. Press.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-06

HE examination in San Francisco of wit
nesSes IN the case of the contested election of
AsSembiyman S. S. Tilton, was going on at
last accounts.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-06

THE San Jose Telegraph. which was pub
lfshed Semi-weekly, is hereafter tc be pub.
lished weekly only. Murdoch is sole editor
and proprietor.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-06

ANorHER.-An insane man named Francis
co Rodriguez was arrested Thursday, in San
Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-06

MEssRS HARRISON 4 Warner of Sacramen-
to, received about sixty hives Of bees by the
last steamer.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-06

A LADY IN THE HARNEss-The last number
of the Southern Clarion, published at Magno
liza, Arkansas, has the following announce
ment:
During our temporary absence from the
State, the Clarion will be under the editorial
control of our better half Mrs. Hattie j.
Turner We have no apologies to offer to
our renders for placing Woatan Ut the helm
Though ac0mdH we consider her eminently
more competent to discharge the duties of
the editorial department than we are At
least she is gifted with larger amount of
brains, if not as much brass She is fearless
and Independent in her advocacy of the great
doctrine of State rights democracy. She is
strongly in favor of reopening the African
slave trade, ii upon no other grounds, so that
we may be able to buy few Taking every
thing into consideration, we consider her
sound on the goose We hope her Clarion
notes may be listened to with marked atten-
ton by our readers Should our cotempora-
ries feel little vexed, and covet a desire to
pitch into us we hope they will just con-
slider as AT HOME and DART"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-06
A JANus-FAoED FRANKLIN.-A writer in
the Atlantic Monthly says:

Richard Greenough once told me that, in
studying for the statue of Franklin, he found
that the left side of the great mans face was
philosophic and reflective, and the right side
funny and smiling. If you win go and look
at the bronze statue, you will find he has re.
peated this observation there for posterity.
The eastern profile is the portrait of the
statesman Franklin, the western of "Poor
Rich ard
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-06

In the case OF John Weleh, charged in San
Francisco with grand larceny of a bank
check, the jury have disagreed.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-06

No sERvIcE-Owing to the re essity of re-
pairs on the roof, there will be no service to.
day in the Presbyterian Church.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-06

no eases tried. Court adjourned till Monday
week.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-06

IHE Prison Brig at Sacramento is in a very
dilapidated condition.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-06

THANKS to Randall 4 Co. for Sacramento
and San Francisco papers, yesterday.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-06

WATER GAS lie Phare, French paper
published in San Francisco, in noticing the
remarks of the Philadel phia Press regarding
the use in Wilmington, Delaware Of gas
made from water, says:
Without wishing to detract from the merits
OF Prof. Sanders, who is the patentee of the
process, we will say that similar experiments
were long ago made in France. particularly
in Paris. A manufacture of this kind wa.
commenced at Chaillot. and though the re
suits were very satisfactory. as regards th,
light obtained. they were not SO in the pecu
| MARY benefits realized.
a Commission which was appointed on the
| ulject, proved that water gus is not more
economical than coal gas, except in countries
where the only cheap combusiible is wood,
for where coal can be obtained easily, it is
more advantageous to make gas from it di
rectly.
The writer adds:
Ws ourselves assisted at experiments
made IN San Francisco, last year, by one OF
our countrymen, now returned to France.
and became satisfied that even here, where
the cost of coal gas is 50 great water gas
would cost still more
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-06
Attention. Pioneers

The regu ar monthly meeting Of the Pioneer Engn'
Company No. 3 will be held on MONDAY EVENING
November 9TH, at 7'o'clock Your attendance Is re
Quesied BY order: A. J. SANSONI, Sec'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-06
ATTENTION! ATTENTION.

E,E The members Of the Military Company, EsA
psI organized for the city Of Mary Ssviller are ~
MY hereby notified that there viii be meeting iI{
II! held at the City He'll, on Monday eyenin;, WI
hEAa November Ith, 1859, at oc ock, for the azAa
purpose OF adopting Constitution and Bylaws aud
transaction of other important business.
p I JOCFLYN Or. Sgt.