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STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES

STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES
ALI. SIZES, FROM 8 to lG DIAMETER OF CYLINDER
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES from IL to 30 horse power.
DRAINING WHEELS, from IL feet to 80 feet diameter.
DRAINING PUMPS, from 6 to 20 inches in diameter
Lea Ieavitts Patent CIRCULAR SAW MILLS with both
iron and wooden frames with Norcross Rocker Boxes
Stearn's Patent Eccentric Head Blocks.
Pages and Page & Child's CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
Double Circular Saw Mills with Top Saws.
Sraubs Iron Frame CORN and FLOUR MILLS, from Is to
8 inches diameter.
NEWELL COTTON SCREWS of G, 71s, and II inches in
diameter by II feet long and geaed for either horse
power.
sHAFTING, COUPLINGS, PULLIEs, STANDS, HANG
ERS, and Boxes of all sizes.
DOUBLE FLuE BOILERS, AZ inches in diameter and
l6 to 30 feet l.ng.
CIRCULAR SAWS, up to IL inches diameter
DOCTOR ENGINES of various sizes.
INDIA RUBBER BANDS. of all sizes.
An of all sizes of the above articles generally
STORE ready for delivery the shortest notice. and for sale
the most favorable terms and ut the lowest prices.
Every article fully guaranteed.
Full printed Catalogues of prices will be any address,
by mail
S. H. GILMAN,
my9 &Wtf 10 Gravier street, New Orleans.
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ORLEANS FEMALE ACADEMY
" YERANDA RuIIDING.

81 Old No. Camp street, between Poeyfarre and Caope
Seventeenth Annual Session.
The Annual Session of this begins
the First Monday of September 1859.
The plan of instruction comprises general and extensive
of education. 1t offers advantages for the acquisition
of languages The French daily spoken the school,
Modern Classics are thoroughly analysed.
The location is central and the spacious and
well ventilated The school provided with choice library
the best musical Instruments and complete philosophical appa
References innumerable. Among the Alumna of
this institution number among the gems society,"
Students admitted Mt any time during the session.
For further particulars apply in person letter. the
Institution. NJ. ID. DIMITRY A. Nj,
President of the Board.
New Orleans August, 1859 au3l.6Wtf
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STRoNG TEsTIMoNY-srRoNG TESTIMONY

STRONG TEST1MONf-sfRoNGT TESTIMONY!
St Johns N. b. February g. 1858.
Messrs. B. A. Fahnestock Il Coz
Gentles,en-The following certificate from William Cunning
ham, keeper the Alnshoe in city think will he inter
eng and therefore inclose it. You depend
the correctness of his statement. Yours,
W. o. SMITH.
To w O. Smith ESQ.,. Mayor of the city ofs: Johns N b:
Sir-I yesterday child named James Cunningham aged
three years and four months vial Of b. A. Fahnestock Yer
nifuge The quantity Of passed being great
anesed the mother them which she did stated
there were nine and day the child
had ronted four-makng in all hundred Two
were nine and half inches length the others averaging
six inches. VIM CtJNNiNGIiAN 'e
St. Johns, N B., February 4, 1853
Purchasers should lc we'll the wrapper and
other. - In ~
T. d e. ROLLING, SUCCESSORS TO P. RoYJ
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
AND DEALERS IN WINES FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
LIQUORS,
No. ~ OLD LEyEE STREET, New Orleans
NIL ly&w Retwecn Rienvlle and Cont street
WILMINGTON TAIs-6oo bbls. Wilmington Tar in
w fine order, Tor sale by
KEARNY, BLoIs 4 CO.,
OILY G. Magazine street.
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MARBLE NIANTELS

* "N"' es r. $a.'A'' q
most splendid assortment of MANTELS-the American
Italian, Rgyptian Sienna, Brocatele, bon, Tyrenee
other and costly Marbles, with the Roman
Antique Lefevre, and other styles
Crates.
An endless variety of the styles patterns from
four dollars each to one hundred dollars.
YALES CELEBRATED
Treasury, Bank, Store, and Safe Locks,
Pick Powder and Water Proof
Together with well known
LARGE STOCK OF BUILDERS HARDWARE,
Locks, Bolts, Screws,
Butts and Hinges
Sash Weights Puleys and Cord,
Nails and Castings, ventators,
Columns, Capitals, etc.
An OF which will be sold prices ana on the mos.
accommodating terms
LUNEsCHLOss BRO. 4 co,
sea ly ia Onmp street. near POydrRs
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| 7 OUISIANA STATE INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE NO. 50 CAMP STREET.
Capital 100000.
DIRECTORS.
j. Iapeine, E. H. Harris
Theodore Frois, j. N. Robert,
A. d. Grief j. A. Bounafon
Jacob Zoly, Amadeo Landry
E. Ganucheau.
This Company will be ready transact business on the list Of
SEPTEMBER NEXT and will against til perils of be
seas rivers and loss and damage fire. risks at
the current rates of premiums.
A cash premium of FIFTEEN PER CENT will be
made to those insuring in this office.
Z. GANUCHEAU, President.
A. PIcoLET, Secretary
New Orleans August II, 1859 au1stf
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NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL INSURANCE
= COMPANY-No. Ill CANAL STEEET.

Capital Subscribed. SILL 800
Alphonse Mltenherser J. B. Gribbe
A. Rochereau p. O. Noblom,
H, NJ. Wright A. Reichard
L. Mlaudon, G. Sabaticr,
O. Iauve, S. NJ. Darby,
j. N. Basualdo, j. Tuyes.
This Company the New Orleans Insurance Com
pany insure against Damage by Fire
the Seas and Rivers, al the of premium.
j. TUYES, President.
j. W. HIscKs, Secretary. No 3taw6m
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City Of New Orleans I
Be it remembered that the Sh December me
the subscriber Justice of the Peace in the parish
and State aforesaid personally appeared Oer alard Pres
dent and A. Schreiber Secretary of the Citizens
rance Company of New Orleans who being accord
ing to law do depoe and that the are lust
and true and correct transcript from the
pany.
o. GAIILARD President,
A. ScHREIBER Secretary.
Sworn this sth day of December
A. D. 1855. ARTHUR SAUCIER
Third Justice of the Peace.
The Board of Trustees have resolved
cent in cash the scrip issued Company for 1851
to the holders thereof to their legal representatives on and
after the second Monday Of February next.
The Board Of Trustees have also declared dividend
per cent @ on the net earned premiums of the Company
the ending November 30 1855 certificate will be
issued on and after the Sth of February, 1859.
The Company continue insure against pes of the seas
and rivers and loss and damage the rates
premiums.
OFFICE-No3 3, Carondelet street.
o. GAILLARD, President,
GEO. W. WEST Wise President.
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r OUISIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE. COW
IL PANY OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE-South corner OF Camp and Natshez streets.
Amount of Premiums for year ending February g.
5OZ III
Net earned Profits for the year. OIL
Assets the 18th February, 1859. 1927 OF
The Trustees have declared Scrip Dividend Of SIXTY PER
CENT after paying Six interest outstanding scrip
and redeem the Certificates of Scrip of the years 1856
1851
Interest and deemabe crps payable in cash and after the
SECOND MONDAY OF MAY NEXT and the certificates of
scrip for the ending February Is 1850 will be issued and
after the LIST Of June, 1879.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President,
mSly FL. JANVIER, Secretary.
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rJ,IIE STATE OF LOUISIANA CITY OF NEW
lsRLEANS-Thd Justice Court Second District Of New

0rleasr.
following properties assessed belonging
unknown dine by them
the properties city Of New Orleans for the year 1883
before the undersigned Justice of the
and for the Second District Of the city Of New Orleans
within fifteen of the first publication Of this
citation the journal of this city, the de-
city New Orleans for the placed oppo
respective properties together with the interest there
of per annnm from this date, and five
per cent. attorneys commissions.
Witness my hand seal the city of New Orleans this
18th day of November, A D. 1859
Signed ARTHUR SAuClER.
hird Jn.tipa ngt 1ap cacn
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SUNDRIES IN STORE
~ Gl.ARETS-15 casks Ordinary.
SAuTERNE-70 casks :.
tlNEGAR--l0 bbls. White,
APRlGOTS-l00 in Juice
CIiERRIES-l00 cases in Brandy
FRuITS-5O cases in Brandy.
ANISETTE-lO imported
For sale by s. ID. GRATIAAE
MI 50 st.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-02

to cure Secret Disease.
His remedies and treatment are entirely nm
great hospitals of Europe and the first in ths'conn
try, viz: England. France, the Bookley Of Phila
del4hia &C., and more extensive practice than
any other Physician in the world. His many won
derfu cures and most important Surgical opera
tions are a sufficient guarantee to the afflicted
Those who wish to be speedily and effectualy re-
lieved should shun the numerous trihing impostors,
who only ruin their health. and apply to him.
PAID and containing Stamp to be used for the
reply. Persons writing should state Age and send
that portion Of advertisement describing symptoms.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
SeptsMbef II, 1S5S:A1y
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poetiifal.
WE MAY Be HAPPY YET.

Enough darkness now is all around,
And threat'ning seems The sky,
Let not the shadows crush thy soul,
The clouds may all pass by;
The clouds may all pass by. my love,
I Cur sun in brightness SGT,
And in life's calm declining days,
Eve may be happy yet"
No. be happy yet, my love;
w that we know
ner:..a*t hat we 81 all taste,
" ol''erness woe;
ou wh la.aa. r., may, Sls,s;oy, be bright,
A asllowing light, peacehs-.aS
Thrown from the hand Divins
The storm can never last, for aye,
Clouds melt and disappear,
A morrow's sun dispels the light,
And joy succeeds to fear;
Then why, my love should we despond,
Our checks with tears be wet?
Let's Danish sorrow with the thought,
"We may be happy yet"
Come, wreath again thy face with smiles.
And let thy bright eyes shine.
And with loved words, spoken from the hear
Breathe gladness into mine.
Our life has not yet passed away,
Our sun has not yet set,
Undying love lives in each heart,
"We may be happy yet"
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-02

EY- Fanny Fern says if one half the girls
know the previous life Of the men they mar
ry, the list Of old maids would be wonder
fully increased IT the men knew, Fanny
what Their future lives were to be, would nj
it increase the list Of old maids still further ?
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-02

+ The AMERICAN BoNsPARTEs A lett +
in the Courier des Etats Unis, from NJ. Gil
lardet. dated Paris, Nov 4th says that Mr..
Jerome Bonapas tie, Of Baltimore, who re-
Gently returned to the United States, had
refused the dignity Of Senator Of France,
offered to him by his father, Prince Jerome,
in order to induce him to remain in France.
Mr.. Bonaparte preferred the simple title Of
American citizen to that Of Senator Of
France.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-02

EW John Randolph, Of Roanoke. was
in tavern, lying on sofa in the parlor,
waiting for the stage to come to tho door.
A dandifed chap stepped into the room with
a whip in his hand, just come from drive,
and, standing before the mirror, arranged
his hair and collar, quite unconscious of the
presence Of the gentleman on the sofa. At
ter attudinizing awhile, he turned to go out,
when Mr.. Randolph asked him,
sHas the stage come 2"
"Stage, sir stage p said the fop; GIVE
nothing to do with it, sir. y
ooh! [ beg your pardon said Ran
dolph, quietly; "Ethought you aoere the
ariuer!" aa
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Uh& Uinditator.
ax MICHIE ees 90.

1B1NH:-7hs - VINDICATOR' 81 published
e,ssy Friday morning, Main st., t,co doors
tdsv r. Cyawfords Corner at T,eo Dollars and FIJI
~ Gents, pk;el may be discharged by the payment Of
TIE Dollars in Advaace.
ADVFRTISEMEKTSo of ten liner, Tor less, sn-
ertsd esree times ono doar, t'oenty foe cents
~ sack sxbssouen csntsxnance Larger adpertsse-
sasnts Inserted ~ the same proportion.
4 tibs~al discount made to those eho odserfsse by
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1,S6S,496,O0
1.253.952.G9
S3.l3o.4556 60

$3,132, 455 SO
The road and rolling stock are represented
to be in good condition, and the affairs of the
company generally as most prosperous
The distance from the present terminus to
Covingtou, to which point the charter of the
Central road extends, is about nine miles;
aud if to construct which the capital st, OK Of
the company be increased from So, 125 900
which is the present amount TO 3,400. 900
the maximum BY tie charter aud tie pres
ent debt Of the company be increased BY
loan from the State, OF otherwise to g, C0J.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-02

Masonic Tho NJ. ". Grand Lodp, E
South Carolina, at its recent session, Cd r
tered eight new lodges, tho jurisdicto Of
one ofwhich is located in the Island Of Cuba.
Tbs i preparatory step to the restoration
Of Masonry in that Island, where it has
been excluded for many years by the gov
ern nent and the formation Of Grand
Lodge of Cuba
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-02

From CENTRAL AMERIcA.-A letter from
Central America in the N. Y. Herald, da-
ted San Juan del Sur, Oct. IS, says:
Nothing Of interest is going on in Costa
Rica at the present, except the meeting of
Congress to appoint electors for the purpose
Of making new President for that Repub-
lie, which event was to have taken place
yesterday.
The revolution has not broken out vet -
Perhaps the expectation of transit or the
anticipated arrival here of Billy Walker,
has somewhat dampened the ardor of the RI
val parties. The truth Of the matter is, that
it is impossible for Jerez to procure arms,
or he would ere this have decided the mat
ters in controversy. S.A
The whole squadron on the Pacific is to
be gathered here, and large force is to DO
on the other side for the protection of pas
sengers, &c. and from present appearances
there will be no need of men-of-war for
there will be no transit.
1t is supposed here that Gen. Mora has
gone to tho Uaited States for the purpose of
comforting with the ''grey-eyed man of des-
tiny" to put him again in hisseat as Presi-
dent Of Costa Rica, and that he will furnish
Walker with money and men; and that for
bis services he will receive the "golden ap-
pie" Of bis fapcy-the Republic Of Nicar;-
qua.
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TAX ON SALARIES The Clerks and Book
keepers of Norfolk in. Motion. We notice
in the Norfolk Argus, of Monday, the hold
ing of a meeting ofthe clerks and book kee-
pers Of Norfolk, in remonstranee against the
tax On salaries, which their resolutions aver
to be impolitic, unjust, oppressive, and un-
constitutional The meeting was addressed
by Mr.. Bisbic, city representative, who a.
vowed st,ong sympathy in the movement,
and promised his aid, as a legislator, in the
attempted relief.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-02
Virginia Central R. r.

We find on our table the annual report of
the Virginia Central Railroad Company,
dated October Goth, 1859. from which we
compile as follows:
REVENUE AND EXPENSES.
The gross receipts this year,
are, 1852, 405 90
The gross receipts last year, 587, 038 OF
Increase, $65, 1866 SO
Expenses Of administration last
year, 29o,o5o.ea
year, 2ea, 7os OF
Decrease, $40, 34S.02
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-02

VIGILANCE Committees "A vigilance
committee has been formed ID Barbour coun-
ty, Va. and rumor says that all Abolition
lists are earnestly invited to leave the couu-
ty ID 80 days Ia Alabama, similar warn
ing has been given at all the crossed
places on Browns map, and committees are
forming in every disectioa.
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Two Characters.

Some mRrmur when their sky is clear
And wholly bright to view,
If one small speck Of dark appear !.
In their great heaven of blue;
And some with thankful love are filed,
If but one streak oflight,
One ray of Gods great mercy gid
The darkness Of their night.
In palaces are hearts that ask,
In discomfort and pride,
Why life is snch weary task,
And all good things denied:
And hearts in poorest huts admire
How love has in their aid
Glove that not even Sc erls to tire)
Such rich provision made.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-02

PROTECTION OF THE ARMoRIEs.
General Wool has written letter to a GEN
tlernan in Richmond, Va. in which he com
ments uponsthe Harpor's Ferry affair as
showing the folly of leaving armories with
out military protection. General Wool
adds: ~ grs s.,
Under Mr.. Calhoun's administration Of
the War Department, arn1ories as we'll as ar,
senals, were placed under the superinten-
dance of military officers. They are mill
tary establishments and should be under the
control of military men, with guard to pro.
tect and defend them. This ought to be
more especially the ease with all such estab-;
Eshments in the southern States; and if for
no other purpose, to guard against attempts
like Browns, lest they should happen inlo-
calitles where the result might be much more
disastrous than at Harper's Ferry The cost
OF the armories and arscnals, including arms
and other munitions of war stored in them.
amounts to many millions 2f2G
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NrATSEss IN DREss. The neglect Of the
outward appearance indicates either little
mind, or disregard to the opinion of our
neighbors. One should always be neat and
clean in person and dress, because this is
IAN evidence Of respectability. No lady who
has any regard for herself, or any respect
for the society in which she moves, will be
slovenly in her appearance or careless in
her attire. It is true, there is no danger
IN being too particular, but every lady is
entitled to follow her own taste as TO dress.
provided she dresses suitably -that is ac-
cordng to her age and circumstances. M \
The young Of either sex, but particular
! ~ the female, ought to regard their exter-
Fnal department and appearance, as to ce-
tain extent, essential to character.
10 dress simply and without ostentation
is mark Of modessy; but, in endeavoring
to avoid everything like display. young la
dies should be careful rot to fall into the
/oepposte extreme-that Of pruder7. There
is more sincerity, if there be less nicely, in
the conduct of a really virtuous than there
is in that of a prude-; and some degree Of
freedom, SO far from being incompatible
with the strictest virtue, is one Offs princi-
pal privileges. fla lady is obliged to re-
ceive company en- dishalsNe it is sign Of
good breeding if she appears perfectly al
ease, and makes little or no apology for her
appearance.
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NUMBER s48

600, and if the nett revenue be then but
$3.50, 900 annually, which is $22 900 less
than the year just closed, the company will
be in a situation to pay ..-ss 10 n
Six per cent on $4,000
supposed debt. 12O, 900
Five per cent dividend on y.
$1,000, 900 maximum amt
Of stock. 10000
Annual appropriation to Sinking NJ
Fund increased to As, 900,
to extinguish the last mort ..t
gage. $4,000
And leave asurplaa. rs, 900
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A. D. CHANDLER,
UNDERTAKEN,

StlyaSsltO,a, VN.,
II REPS METALLIC CASES of all sizes. ST Stany
IA ton and Marlborough Depot, at CITY Prices
Stsunton, July %, 1859.
GTAUNTON FOUNDRY.-The subsc
~ beers have on hand of their own casting a lar
bot Of STOVES, to wit: Paror, Box, Ten Pla
and Cooking, which they offer for sale on yery I'd
ssuabls terms, at wholesale or retail.
A. J. CARRIER & co
aaauntou, Oct Z, 1859.
MILL IRONS MACHINERY AND ATT
~ kinds of Castings made to order at the Staun
Oct. 7, 1850.
XofAS.-A new lot Sofas, Just 70 hand, yer,
Stanton, July "a, 80.
Doors AND SHOES.-The largest variety O
- Boots ard Shoes, on hand, to be sold at small
advSnce on eost az J. POLLITZ.
Oct. I. 1859. Cloth;nc Honsa
GAUSAGE CUTTEPS-A superior SArsAc1
~ OUTER with StuGtr combined. to he haa a
thn Hardware Store Of eco pPfcr
November L.; 1859.
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CAPITAL.

CAPITAL.
OF which there has been paid
by the Board of Public
Works on account of State
subscription,
Paid by subscribers other
than the State,
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0"~0S E~-OyO ~ " -
The increased revenue and diminished
|expenses makes practical Improvement e.
quail to $85,7l4s5,
The expenses of administration, as shown
by the Superintendent report, deducted
from gross receipts, leave the nett balance
|of 1882, 696,99, which is more than seven
per cent. on the sum of S., 362,910.53,
which is the whole cost of the road, inclu-
ding equipments up to the present, accord
ling to the Treasurer's report.
The length of the road is 17S miles Tex
elusive Of the Blue Ridge Road and tunnel
of II miles, which is State work. and
the cost per mile, including equipment, is
! $50, 1871; the gross receipts per mile Of
1875 miles Of road are So, 340.3l; the nett
receipts per mile are ST. 1857 20, or So ITO
|per cent, showing the current expenses to
have consumed a $40 per cent. The re-
port Of the General Superintendent shows
in detail the items which make the amount
charged for annual expenses, some Of which
are not common to the operations of the
road, but might be set down as extraordi-
nary, and leaving as nett revenue $685.
1896 90.
Out of the nest revenue, after paying in
terest, two semi-annual dividends have been
paid in cash-the first of two per cent, on
| the 10Th of April, and the second of 2 IL
per cent, on the 18th September.
The nett earnings Of $3.50, 696.9o have
been expended as follows: a1f5f 5a
Interest, $1O3. 7e4.o5
Dividend to the Common
| wealth, SIS, 354.22
dividend to the
City Of Rich
mond, 13,50o.Oo
Dividend to the
Co. of Green
brier, 2.25O.oo
Dividend to the
| Co. Of Mon
roe, 2,25o.Oo
dividend 10 the
| 20. Of Angus
ia, 900 90
| Dividend to the
individual
stockholders, 36,920 90
$3.50. 974.22
Paid in the re-
| duction of diff
ferent classes
of debt, viz:
On the funded
debt, 22,5OO. 90
On bonds issued
In past years
for dividends, $4,000
On floating debt S4,65792
- $115, 557 80
The balance has been dispes-
ed of for tolls due the State
on the Blue Ridge Road.
and work on the Blue
Ridge Tunnel, &C., for
the items of which we re-
fer to the Treasurer's de-
tailed report, 24,3SO 80
1882, 696. 90
WHOLE DEBT OF THE COMPANY.
By the report Of last year
was, $l,64+, GOO SO
Diminished as above, lis, 657. 92
Leaving debtat present Of lis, 557.92
Which consists of Funded
Debt, secured by mort
gage due in 1872, 1880,
and 1884, 1871 100000
To meet which q Sinking
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All adeersssims for a lesstia than saree mouths
ss;I BE charged for at the usual rates-s1 90 per
.Sxare for the rstthree Insertions, and t,eeny fire
ss~ts for each subsequent issue.
Tks above rates oiu be strictly adheredto. 7hs
sSrc.lation Of the VINDlCATOR, IS one Of the Tar
sect (. the State, and hence Of the best adceris
t~r ~sd;ums.
~ JOB WORK. Of az descriptions premptls
n aIsd to.