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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-24

NOTICE.
nUR stock of Ready Made Clothing, No. 80 Main st.
~ have sold % Mr.. a. WIrIOCN. and will continue
keep large establishment No loo Main St. where will be
peasedt and the public In general having
made arrangements manufacture clothing here, and
prepared receive orders Mud 70 be made the
be, style and short notice our winter stock will oder
re.lured prices, for Spring stock. Call
jg6 T. MORRIS 4 co, 100 Main 81.
r. MORRIS T. KILLS.
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DISSOLUTION.
FICHaosD, January end 1880
NHE concern OF WILSON B09ER IS this day dissolved by
The Of the firm will be used by either
partner in winding up the business Of the
JOHN j. WILSON,
CIIAS. NJ. BOSHER.
NEW CONCERN.
The subscriber will continue Wholesale and Retail Grocery
business at the old stand Wilson Bosher Of 18th
streets this occasion to thanks for the be
patronage the late concern and hopes strict
attention to business 70 continuance the same will
keep always on selected OF Family
Goods which speectfuy Invite the attention OF ny
friends and The public. CIiAs NJ BoSHER.
CARD.
The subscriber In retiring from the Grocery business takes this
returning his thanks Co his old friends their
patronage during number Of years and cordially
thr confidence late partner and Mr.
CAS NJ BOSIlER gentleman In every worthy II their
confidence be found AZ Samuel Wilson's ShOckOe Slip,
where will be glad TO receive consgnments
ia8-lm JNO. J. WILSON.
NOW is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE
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OFFICE NO. 7soUTH FREDERICK STREET.

The many thousands cured at this institute within TIE last Twelve
years. and he numerous and Important Surgical
formed by DR. j. witnessed by The reporters papers and
again before the public, besides his standing AZ gerti
character and responsibility is sufficient guarantee o the d
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-24

NOTICE.
4 Withdrawing concern Of BUTLER, SON PRANK
LIN Ihss leave offer my sincere thanks friends and
others Cor their liberal patronage and support while the Queens
business would respectfully request them TO continue the
same ards eE Of VIM. p. Butler son
PETER 4. FRANKLIN.
R,cm1Sn January 18Th, l,6O, jN4
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CORR GA ATE . WROUGHT IRON AND
L WIRE RAILING Secured by Letters Patent Admirably
adapted r enclosing PlbHc Grounds Cemeteries Balconys Cot
tarss &C. Sheep and OK Hurdle Patent Wire, Sarkug Bead
.td with every variety Folding Beldsteads and Iron
Furniture Patent Wire Coal Screens, Ore Sand and Gravel
Screens Netting FOR Mosquito Sheep Poultry and other
purposes Houses Fancy Wire Work In great
riety, Gardens a..
No 535 Market n l. corner Sixth sJreyt Philadelphia.
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IRE WARRANTED, on NO CHARGE, IN FROM ONE TO
TWO DAYS
NO MERCURY or VA ESEOUS DRUG USED


Member Of the Royal College Surgeons London fo
one OF the most eminent Colleges Of the United states ana The
greater part Of whose e has been spen, the Hospitals Lon
don, Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere has effected some Of DE
most astonishing cures that was known Many troubled with
ringing In III and head wheH asleep great nervousness he
ing alarmed at sudden sounds and basness with
nfn mind Eel. Ira.i irlrl.lIL lIL.t
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A CERTAIN DISEASE.

When the misguided and mpuden y9ary Of pleasure hnd he
has imbbed the seeds Of this painful disease too often bsnn
that an med sense Of shame dread Of discovery de him
from applying 10 those who from education stab s
alone behtend him. delaying tin the constitutional symptoms Of
this hord disease make their appearance as liberated e
throat diseased nose nocturnal pains IN the head and limbs d
Of sigh deafness nodes the shin arms boteb
on the head face and eNtremtes progressing with g ra
ty I'LL at last the palate Of the mouth the of The nos an
and the ctm Of this awful disease becoes horrd object ~
mmseraon, I'll death puts period to his dreadful by
sending hin to ~
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Married Persons Young Men contemplating Marriage be
aware Of Phys cal Weakness Organic Debility Deormies 1
should Immediately consult DR. Johnston be restored 70 pei
feet health.
He who places himself the care Of Dr. Johnston nav rel
ousy conld In his honor gentleman and confidently rel
upon bis skill az a physician. -
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSnIP.

TElHE firm o Ruter ron Franklin, dissolved by the with
draw Of Peter A. Franklin, 10 date from The lst Inst The
business be continued by Wn. and VIM y. Butler
Jr under the style and firm OF wM T. BUTLER SON. who
viii close up the business ol the late firm
WM. p BUTLER,
Wjl. p. BUTLER JR,
PETER \. RRANkLIS.
Plrrrn,rn 1efn
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RIED.

BABCOCK-Aner short Illness Capt. Henry Bsbcock aged 80
years months and 10 days
The funeral will take place from the residence Of his brother
No. 81 East Balic street, Brooklyn Tuesday. at
Reyes and friends 10 attend withou. further
invitation.
New port r. l., papers please copy.
B0URNF-On Monday April hs residence at Melrose
Christopher stbrs Bourne, in the 49th year Of his
The friends Of the family and Of his brothers, Dr. g. M
the Rev Ro~lsDd H. Francis, VIM. GLAND, sni the Rev
Thee doe invited attend the funeral om tho Church
inssrDaion Of Twentyeghth and Madison
avenue, On "wednesday, April ILL., at u O'Clock m.
O'DON0GHUE-At sea- board the packetship Thornton
Fcsy March 3d. while her voyage from Liverpool 60
hswfok Dr. Maurice ODonos lue aged IS years, native
ofDublin Ireland
London and Dsbln papers please copy.
SMiTHn Brooklyn ut the residence Of their father No 1861
Adams street Thursday April of scarlet fever Edward
Booker aged years and monhs and Sunday Aprl g.
Of the disease William ker aged mSnths
only children of william Is. and Mary 5. Smith.
TUCKER-At Newark N j. Monday, April Of consunlp
ton Caibane Nichols wife Of Joseph Tucker Of New ork
and daughter of Elijah w. Nichols Of Nevark
The relatives aie invited to attend the
Newark Thursday the 18th inst O'Clock without
theT invitation.
WEEDAt Workers, Monday, April o. Marcus Livingston
youngest child Of H. o. aud H. L. Weec aged years add
months.
The funeral will take place Tuesday April TO- at 81 O'Clock
p No. from the tirrt Pre.by terrain Church. Trains leave
Buoscn kye Railroad DepoG in Chambers STREET at IL and III
returning leave Yonkers at 1888 and 6:43.
YERByOn Friday, April George b. youngest son of George
w. and Mary YeIby, aged years and Inouths
The relatives snd friends invited 10
East Thireenth sire this Tuesday afternoon O'clock
without further invitation.
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OUT, Feb D. Rsd,so. bearing W. % miles, sposs Peruvian
ssiP Carr from cslso 70. a,1ra. q DAY. ou ssh =. 8
4day, time sglalsd ~ ship As'aye from Bombay
Tsis g r. S's s: : s a.
sig Msp.hSs from 1
&c. Is ss,s s0, fsIcos aUl ps'ssd ssrmuds en- ~. 50
40 lon ~ s'sDsed sbip ynasugs steering sbout a.,
s s zen vS W si.,nt is miles ssnai,d hip r.
ood. bound The Orion has bad succession Of ses ono,
passing me M s.S n fresh % rom sss is aes s
tine lad light ~ wiad vserns 70 Gs'h Srsszs ss L
Ship N,bob 70, so.on) Barter Manila Dee y aagS hemp
&c. . Carey Co 1," s. wh. ,in 70 o.s 1. s1 per.
and rails except the oremsst add bowsp ws,ksd sway bel
Soos asb Sss Mach
The Equator % 81 Jan in the java Sea- spct. BIZ
e. sp ao1f rom nj Adelaide 10 ;;
FEB ia. % 81 81 q Y French bsa standing W. ih,
for Rotterdam March lat II % lon 10 40 w. Cr shie
b kSa 96an s Di' oS v,o os Boz
lon O. 40 w. ship sancho Psnza, from shanghse for NewYo
ship ssncbo Psnzs Hale shnshss and woo.ung Dec 49,
snd silks to cnrey Co Pssssd Java Head Jan H. Cape Il
s ac 81 on Of ht winds % 70 lat D. nos
then strong nOrtbeIy gales and bad weather March lat g.
e S% ..s.n % ,s S' SSSi 1 xss &
Hshsnds splot from boat Txa Nys mo ~ ssisi N
from So., Win p az %s sn
Williams GuiDn March = John Jones' seaman died Of pal
Rip LAZY Frsp.n Jordsn from Liverpool Mach foi New
The Thornton to the Bar The night Of
the 9Th where she detained by the fog
B2kenne Charles Keepe swan Providence deys 10 ballast
Big Caroline Norton Tara II days sugar To Simpson kAy
Brig King coal, Windsor n. s., IL days. plaster TO D.
Brig Catherine Rogers Nusen, Boston days, in ballast
Scbr Connecticut Desne Indianols Texas, via Newport
days where she put In in Distress befe repoed cotton nd
schr Henry Lsuren johnson, Mschias 10 days lumber 70
scbr Psquonuock Burspsh Boston a.ys nssed !. T. O.
schr Daniel Morris, Hoover, Brap;ywins Msz days,
neal 10 8 g. Psxon 90
schr Wentworth (Br) Dsyid'0n Halifax N g. 10 days, ssh
to master
scbr Pocsbon,ss CaT Bxbadoes 20 days, messse'
&c, to Bishop Bros.
sbr Ann Cole City Point days -four and tobacco 10 James
Hunter Go. -
scbr Crp n.haw Morse Rich nond days. dse 10 chss H.
PienSp
sctt Ellen Hslle., Boston mdse 70, Philadelphia
sem. j. GTierson Brdins Holiness Hole Gay, R Da
Schr His., Disoswsy, Baltimore, coal
scbr Charles Strong Lisco Baltimore coal Tor boston
schr Vary Newell Coy wsrehsm days nails TO nlasseI'
schr Jsne, NeeAs, WaTsham days nsils 70 master.
schr. sisk, Foster, ElEsbethPoT;, coal for Boston
Echr. Golden, Mitcbiu, Albany Ddse. for Boston
Schr Alfred Barrett Jones, Albany mdse for Boston
soop Fshioo Young Eizsbethpor coel for Brookhsyen
sioop Aeonsut Godfrey Sandwich Days mdse 10 MASTER
tow Pope.
Fellowship Mary Gooden from Chinchas.
Bark sarah A. Bell from Porto Rice.
Fark Fcrniaa (Ff.nch) Il By steamtug HuntfesR-
Bsis Elise Charlotte, non ST. Jsso II days
Brig Leonard Betty
Bris No1olk-i By pilotboat David Mitchell
Ship Wnlsr Tell BODney, hOm Hsyre Feb r. 10 pe's
Schr VIII of the Wisp (Br)
Also, shps, 2 bsrss and brigs unknown.
enthusiastically Matsnzss, for Matanzas.
WIND-At sunset, N. z thick.
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sEc0SD BOARD.
MONDAY. April 9-P. N.

Tie Stock market to-day, although moderately ac-
tive, had declining tendency this most marked decline
being in Pacific Mail, which, under sales Of parties
who bought at higher rates. fell of to lO3 at the first
session, and afterward sold as low rs lSl. IL was
Gner in closing transactions, lOl being bid. Central
waS quite steady at the Morning Board, but was not
active. In the Western Shares the Transitions were
lot large, and the changes nnmpOriaDt The bull job
beIs we've evidently moi the general
market with any 7igor while there equal ndispo
sIuoh on Tue part Of the bears 10 ACT
energeiieally. There was no pressure Of stock
for sale, but the market could not absorb
without concesfion what was offered At the Second
Board the feeling was heavy, in sympathy with tie
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AR. Sc WARDS SPEECH.


From The London Times
We were not wrong in anticipating that the frenzy
If aDimOsty between the Northern and Southern
States Of the American Union which was called ioto
teipg by the enterprise and the execution of J0hu
Brown, would rapidly cool Although unhappily, the
2uses OF disagreement are lating and hardly likely
wen 70 be iessened in time, yet the national
eeling OF the American people is urging them ~
1nee every consideration 20 the maintenance of peace.
he orators OF Boston, aud the fire atng Governor
Nise, Of virginia, are equally condemned by all
III lew Digots Of their respective parties We,
ar away from the scene of these enmtes and
moving mule OF the community among which they
sge except from their pub e prins NAV not be able
folio" the various tur0s Of cOntro sery az eli az
native politicians; bot have a. Leaf tho advan
age Of that breadth OF view which is given by dis
anee, ard are, perhaps, enabled to iud0. az great
ssolts better than those whose imsginafots heated
the violence and recrminstons which thew beer
every side. That the leading politicians of the
tstes and after them the great macs Of the peopIe
Ould make effort 70 briDg these feuds to close
ID hai from this point Of view the aarDer's Ferry
,spets might be productive OF good, IL what we can
=, faiI 70 anticipate. The Americans must now he
Uare that 10 allow these smodering hatTeds 10 con
one Il 20 subject the Union 70 periodical CONVERSIONS
bich NAV end some day in an Tremedable catas-
sonbe Although the way II not clear, and even the
chest minds cannot suggest any remedy except pa
nee and mutual tolerance yet we may nope that the
cy of mutual irritation has come TO an end, and that
time the more moderate men on both sides
Il arrive al an understanding ss TO the terme OF a
ttlement which shall insure peace 10 the community.
In speech delivered by Mr.. Seward, in the Ameri-
Senate, on the question Of the admission Of Aanssss
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s9l, oOO, eco. The expansion has been quite gener,
thirty-seven banks showing increase. The j. rss,
expar zion by he Ameh a, $4,000; Co.. neree.
1890 eco, and Shoe aad Leahsr, $3.50 nns Tbi, ex.
pension has taken place IL the ia. 81 los, Of over
$500, COO in specie reserves ad sltbcseh portion Of
was doubtless needed by the Der .a,ivi.y ia basioess
produced by the Opeaing Of rAvson, yet Il i. none
the less startling. We shsA be surprised II the figures
do not alarm some Of on. bank Managers and produce
more conservative action next week. Toe deposits
do not show the co responding increase which might
have been anciP 4ted. The comparison with las. week
IL az follows:
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRR......APnIt
Cleared.

Cleared.
Naysno -
ship-R A. Huron Stewart. New.orleans Post Smith L
Co. f ~
BaIk--J. A. Haxard Williams, Galveston, master.
BIgs Atlantic, Barker North and south Atlantic T. Wood.
rph 90. Enerph'e, Grnde Bordeaux, h. o. 5rookman
Coz sabeia Jewett, Reed. jacksonville j. Ward Co r.
\ p. htedmap, Camp, Plymouth j. Denton 40
schoonert-R. W. T1l Townsend, Galveston, r. Fowler
Elredge, Sobngton. maste-; Pathway, Lngstfee NewOr
leans, oekey Kostios Ahambra Van Glden Wilmington
me. ready, Mott Co Queen Of Clippers LockheTt Halifax d.
X. Dewoi, Peal Westrryelt, New C. g. Dibbe Co.
Cento Crnwsn Tmk Island Post Small Volunteer, Brown,
Ponce, g. Il. J. Peters, Bede sder Alexaudria. Mott
bed,li HCs ard Howard NewbeTu, r. Davis Manhsrsett
Dorcy, Savannah, W, Is. Scranton.
stealueI-haIs Nichelz, Philadelphia.
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yous oMKARA, Printer, died in this city on Sssur-
ssv. aged SO wears After having been for i've or AK
vss,, smo,oved on Tss TRBUsE, be migrated TO Cal
yoria rh,re he rapidly acquired position and com
pe.,ee. He was tae poblishsr of the BrOderick daily
m s, Francisco ,h5oHeh the late violent canvass and
van en- the sn,-Lecompop State ticket fOrSa'e Printer
a uOst to which be bad I've beeve) been once cSo-
cen. Defeated in the contest, and dsprited by the
sessh Of Broderck be returned TO this home of his
youth to die. We do not know that he hsd vice nor
believe he had personal 1885,. .-.s.,;
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Net ra,n SIX montha 1889 60 ....... sss37 ss "
Surplus months of 1859 CO. to April 57s 81
eterst for the same period on fetal deot OF the Com
SLsD ~
Actual ret earnings for six mediterranean. @22 SEQ 81
NetesIninss equal to 5lleo y cent on s6SO the capital
stock Of the company.
The busness of the Clearing House to-day was
$ 42O 2l. The exports Of specie thus far this year.
are S. 522 1872 against So 49, 27 same time last year.
and 50 5Sj 1888 in 1858. The Discount houses quote
no change ia rates for paper but think there is
little more activity on call. Sales of y cent Treas
ury Notes have been made at 62 20 cents premium to
a considerable extent. Government Stocks are held
firmly and in good inquiry for banking purposes.
The Coupon 5s 1874 are held at l02, and the Regis
tered So at 1929. Warehouse and Elevator Com
pany has been formed by Of our prominent mer-
chants. The establishment is to be located in South
Brooklyn. The Warehouse Certificates will be very
available securities for loans, by the charter Of
the Company possession of produce ia considered
prma faca evidence of ownership and produce cannot
be replevned by Western owner, after the con.
sgnee has obtained and Incorporated an advance
upon it.
Our neighbor Of The Journal of Commerce, with
whom all wisdom will probably die, denies state
ment in regard TO the propelers for the Panama
Company rendered necessary by its increasing freight
business. The Journal says:
The statement that the Panama Company has de-
cded two build two propeers for the freight business
between this city and Aspilwall IL pure fiction hav-
ing shadow of foundation even 10 vague rumors
The proposition has not before she Board Of
Directors"
We have the authority of two Directors of the Pan
Company for stating that the proposition has come
before the Board of Directors. Not only has it been
before the Board tines but it has been referred
toa Committee and that Committee has reported unani-
moufly in favor of the proposition.
The commerce Of this port for March shows an in
crease both in imports and exports. The amount going
into warehouse considerably exceeds the amount taken
out, wing that the supply lie running ahead Of he
consumption. The exports are favorable, the amount
exceeding the month Of last year, although the
pece export was million less.
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Nv telegraph.

SANDY HOOK, April g. sunset Steamship hatanzas. Tor
Naisnzss passed out over the Bar at One ship and
brig ia tow the HOOK bound in WindN e. light weather
thick
HIGHLANDS April g. sunset One ship and brig In the
ong sns enc barb snd brig the Bar Wind NJ Z, hsht
westher
FHILADELPHIA, April e-Arr. bark cosdelia from Glen
fuetos.
EFW.ORLEANs April s-Arr. sbps Charlotte A 5tamler
Havana; j. Morton Livepool; Baldwin, Boston; Westmore
lar Boston James L. Davis Providence Damon Rio JaDeo;
Saxopy Boston
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REPAIRING STREET PAvEMEsTs.-Ths description
OF corporation work oDder the charge Of the ;oton
Board, having been Transferred from the Street De-
psrineDt by r,sson of the great Of waterppe
alterations ali changes necessarily undertaken
az the same Tune. About 200 men were to have beeo
set 70 work yesterday in gangs, each having certain
streets asst med them, but their operations have bsen
delsyto for short hme by the April showers which
have prevailed fer several days past. Tomorrow will
probably rec sill of The following gangs engaged at
their appropriate PAGES: AIR ~
Gang No in Sixth avenue commencing Thir.
t-h sIre. and continuing up to Thirty seventh street
Gang No. viii work 10 TweKheth street from Sixth avenue
Gsns No vii work in Fourth avenue O. mmencne at the
Of seyeHesnb street. and Continuing to Thirty
Gang No AZ the Of Division street and the
Gang 10 in Bsecker street, a. the OF
Fan, street Won ing to BIos3wsy.
woik Up 70 Czns, street. further If required.
Gsng No 70 commence In Pearl street At Whitehall and
Gang No 10 in Tenythrd and the
ofsevessh sse4ue and workto Broadway.
GG1g teen Sou, street. The of Whitehall
and work upward as far as required.
Gang No Is East Broadway sid continue up
GsSs No Is commence in Greenwich street. the Battery
voik por.hward a. far CO required.
Gang No Il besn Broadway the Of Twenty frat
sse. and continue to TwenythId street, thence to Third
svsBne.
TIE average number Of men employed in each gang
lie 10 including fore After having completed the
job assigned them by the Superintendent of Street Re-
pairs III. Williams another street Is given themj and
thus ths work continues until the whole city has been
thoroughly gone over.
IL sooitoD TO the above gangs, there are five of a
miscellaneous character. Gang No. attends to the
work done by plumbers and masons to that it is
done night, and is made up Of Inspectors" Gang
No. has charge of the CIoon yard, at the foot OF
RiyDgt0n street, Eat River, where the "bridge ma
teriais for walks The boxes and tools of the
Department are kept. Gapg No. has charge of the
yard foot of Fourteenth street. North River, where
the sto and sand of the Department are kept Gang
No. repair hydrsnte stoP-cocks &C., throughout the
city aid Gsng No. build cross walks.
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~ SPECIAL CARD.
FIRST GRAND MATINEE

IN SPECIAL CARD
FIRST GRAND MATINEE
EIXON's GREAT TROUPE,
From ASTLEY'S ROYAL AMPHiTHEATER LONDON
On WEDNESDAY, April ii, 1850,
When viii be offered most
ELEGANT EQUESTRIAN FETE.
Arranged especially for the pleasure OF family parties
Among the hest Of brilliant novelties viii be the
CHIvkLRIc SPECTACLE
FIELD Oh THE CLOTH OF GOLD,
Or THs MEETING or HENRY VII, FRANcnL
Reproduced excsipg its original sple do pre-
senting vivid illustration OF the exploits cerem0nas and
gorgeous pssesns the most recorded
{ the peges OF ancient history.
In her wonderful Of Equestrsnism her beautiful
THE NOVEL SCENE OF
DON JUAN.
ZAIDEE
ALL THE STARS OF THIS MODEL TROUPE.
Concluding PantomiDc Scene of
LES CROSSE TETEs
Produced with ard unlike appointments properties made
in Pari for this piece.
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Disasfers, &c.

The Fox, ashore Loyds Neck before repor-
ted has been got CO.. and towedto this cy BY teanug John d.
Secor Tor repairs.
BALTIxoRE, April The Br bark Clara has here from
Gibaa bringing the cargo brig Joseph Abiop from Leghom
Baltimore sbo having been condemned at Gibraltar.
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CAxPAIcs CLuB.-The Twentieth Ward Republ-
can CsDpsgn Ciub, T. c. Sears, President met last
night At Lsmertne Hall, corner of Eighth avenue and
Twenty Inlh street, aud completed its organization
TIE Club already numbers about $50 MEMBER and is
faLidls filling M.
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Run OyER-0ne of the Fifih-avenue Hpe of stages
ran over a German named John GOger in Fulton
street near Broadway last night, and broke his back
TIE injured nan was removed TO the Hospital.
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OFFICE OF THE ILLIsoIs CENTRAL RAILROAD Co.,
NEwYoRK, March %, 1850.

OFPicE OF THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD Co, I
NEw-YoRK, March 49, 1850.
A T meeting of the Board of Directors of the
~ ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY, held
this day, It
Red That of Five Dollars per share upon
the Capital Stock Of The Company be- aud hereby
called payable on the 18th day Of May 1860 and that the
be the stock registered ia the City of NevYok
the Office Of tie Company In that city and regis
tered in London the Office Msssrs Robert Benson Co.
that parties desiring psy their Dstsens London
the at the rate Of four shngs pence sterling
TO tire collar
ResOrsd the Transfer be closed on the 10th day
of May and opened the ltn and that per-
ntteo after that date of shares upon which such
she'll not have been paid.
Rssoped interest per cent per an
be allowed upon all paid previous 18th
Msy and charged the rate upon all 2d az
ter that date
By order of the Board.