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Disaster., SC.

TnR sniP Expyxos reported burnt in the Mersy on ne
the st u had Of ;e tnns weight ana az, s
measurement goods The T. was built a. Boston "a sssn
tuns register rated and was owned by howana Fo'"
ipgham Of New.York Insured in Wall street for
MiLsSGros N. e., Feb. 1.-THE contractors pave sace1e
In getting the schr weodbine of the beach, and steamer @
to day 20 tow her 10 this port. -. ,a.A ,.st
TAG PLorBoAr EIkA NYR, now below ON ns ieea -
Of Monank during the gale had both gans carried ~
sas blown pieces; they have, however been temporary
paired aud the T.. N. 90 dolag service. -, ...,,.S
TINS BARK HOLLAND from Coracos' previously ri%s,h e
ashore Bsrnesa has been hosed OF, and now IN 70"
steaIn-tng Achilles -, =. an. ,.rgs
Tnx snir IuAc wKRB this morning taken on We my
Sectional dsck for examination.
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EFfRE IN FULTON sTREET.-Last might, about 9
O'clock, fire broke out ia the cigar store of Jacob
Flaxner, No. 1927 Fulton street causing damage TO
his stock 10 the amount Of $500. The stock in the
bookstore Of John Bradburn, adjoining Was damaged
by water TO the amour, Of $780, injured. The build
ing was damaged TO the amount Of 600; insured for
81 600 IN tbe Continental Insurance Company.
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Cp
OF AIN.
4 had heen received.

No news Of moment had been received.
The latest intelligence from the seat of war an
nounces that the fertilization of the Spanish camp
ment before Tetuan were progressing.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-CossoLS closed on
Tuesday at 94d9il for money and account
The Money Market was slightly stringent and there was
an active for discount the advanced rate OF cent
The Bauion % the Bsnk had decreased largely.
The Bsnl Of England bad edyspeedtb rate VI dopnto ~
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ASSEMBLY.

Several members who were absent yesterday, ap-
PeaFed at the bar of the House, made explanations
and were excused
Mr.. FLAGLER, from the Pro Rata Committee, sub
mited the balance Of testimony taken before the Com
mittee. This report contains Mr. CObbs speech in
favor Of the ProRals BILL with sundry revisions and
additions.
Being General Order day. the House went into
Committee of the Whole the discussion of the bill au-
'thorizing the laying of double railroad track IN
Brooklyn an Newtown occupying most OF the session.
The bill TO prevent the stockholders of corporations
from voting by proxy ordered TO third reading
amended as TO apply only to railroad corporations
The bill 10 prevent and punish prize-hghtng was
taken up in Committee of the Whole. After strong
opposition, the ground that 1t violated the constr
tutona guarantee that no man shall be Obliged to tes-
tify against himself, an amendment was inserted that
no man u stifying shall be liable to prosecution for
being present at 6ght, and the bill was ordered to
third reading.
The bill to regulate the rate of interest loan or
forbesranee of money was taken up in Committee OF
she Whole
Mr.. BURNETT moved to strike out the enacting
clause
Mr.. MILLIKEN spoke at length in support of the
bill. He deemed the present law one of the most I'M
Just upon the satutebook. One.haf Of the pleas OF
nsury now put in are uDgrounded and only made by
dishonorable men, who desire TO evade or postpone
the payment of Just legal contracts. The aversion
which the Court and Jury always manifest toward
those who avail themselves of the present law and
plead usury and the sympathy always evnced for the
party losing his principal sufficient evidence OF
the unjust character of the law.
Mr. BARNETT denounced the law as an attempt to
-legislate for the strong against the weak
Mr. WILEY declared that those who supported the
bill were advocates Of -Shylocks. 1t was not the
farmers of the State but the who asked this
law.
Mr.. MILLIKEN replied, defending the principle OF
the proposed reform. Usurers did not ask Tor THIS BILL
for Il would be anore ehecual safeguard against
orbiant rates of Interest than the present law can be-
The existing law is violated every day. and only the
rogues' protection.
After a warm debate,
DR. LAW said that the subject was Of too much i'm
portance TO warrant striking out the enacng clause
He thought the time should be given for thorough
discussion Of the question on its merits and without
prejudice. He moved TO report progress.
This motion prevailed, and then, after considering
several local bills the Assembly adjourned
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
TEN GOVERNORS.

This Board met yesterday afternoon at the Rotunda
President P1scKSEY in the chair, Messr'. Bruening-
hansen, Smith Lynch, Maoney Oliver, and w. T.:
Pipkpey present. This usual acquisitions were read
and signed, when the President declared the Board
adjourned for want Of quorum, several Of the menu
berg having slipped out during the preliminary pro.
ceedngs. Mr.. MALosEY expressed some surprise at
the action of the President as he had important
matters to present. but that gentleman said that the
place for the members in the room, and not out
side and he should always pursue such conrse. Mr.
SMITH and others approved the action, and said that
was the right way TO do business.
The weekly statement is as follows:
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FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE BOHEMIAN.
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Frem Our Own Correspondent.
ALBANY, Tuesday, Feb. II, 1860.


ALBANY, Tuesday, Feb. II, 1860.
sQUATTER SOVEREIGNTY.
Mr. Colvn the Democratic Senator who represents
Albany County made his debut in speech to-day ON
the Governors Message in which he took upon him
self the rather difficult task of sustaining the doctrine
of Popular squster Sovereignty. This doctrine, in
the opinion Of Mr.. Colvn was the panacea for all the
ills that political flesh is heir to. Mr.. COlvns speech
was very good one, viewed from his own political
stand point, and contained occasional flashes OF whole
come truth; such as that Slavery can have no legal
existence anywhere, except by positive law that
the Supreme Court travelled beyond its authority
In pronoaDcing its judgment dica in the matter Of
Slavery In the Territories, in the bred Scott decision,
and that hence the decision far as it relates 10
Slavery in the Territories, is no decision at ALL &c He
lao dealt some and well-drected blows at Bu-
hanan for deserving the Cincinnati platform, and also
asserting the doctrines Of his letter in
accepting the nomination IN 1871. Bnt IN an at
empt 10 trace his fayoTite doctrine Of SCATTER
Sovereignty TO the fathers Of the Republic, he was
weak--yery weak. He did even attempt 70 show how
n vas that those who made the Constitution did not
understand It's true meaning; how Jefferson came 10
make such mistake in the ordinance OF l|d; or now
aII the Democratic Administrations, from Jetersons
% Polks. hsd made feols Of themselves in the re-
peatsd acts of Congress prohibiting slavery IN the
Territories. Before any satisfactory explanation OF
bs pont can be given il may be necessary 70 CONSIDER
carefully the comparative qualifications OF the sages
md stafemnen of the former times with the dens-
eoguee of the present. who imPuoenty assume ~ 49,
5f1emocrats But the Hon. John Forsyth ana olnef
Sabern men of equal prominence have already gwen
ne tine answer viz that the Democratic party mas
its policy in regard 10 the matter OF slavery
foy az upypose Of extending the Southern lhsu'uo
MOCK AUCTIONS.
A., Grant has introduced Q bill into the senate 70
ouepd he Reyeed Statutes JesDvs 10 @0sA S0e"VHS'
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luaDsi0c g3aII)rrino5.


Drunkenness is q pair Of spectaclcs t.
see the devil and all his works in.
Why should falscbOod be considered
good authority Bccauseit can Be relied on.
A measure # Iniqai;y-A quart bottle
holding little more than pint.
Il heat my stove becauic my stove heats
me. as the chap sal when he kinilcj a
Gre in his store.
It Is laugiailr sight to behold a ply.
sican Attending his patients funeral: il
look. ike tailor taking home bis work.
Icnorauc is OF tue source Of the mos.
intrepid action and the most implicit faith.
since there are nome - confident a. tsiev
who have not sufficient knowledge tp dis
cover their errors.
Ii the talent Of ridrulo we're employed
to laugh men out Of vice anil folly, il might
be Of some uss to the world. but, instead
Of this. We md that II IL generally male
use of to liurh men ont Of virtue and good
sense. ty attacking every thing that ].
solemn aud seriaus, decent aEd pEa.seworlhy
in human lie.
"If civil rord or two viii renisr nan
happy" sail French king. ''ie must be a
wretch indeed who will not gise It. Il i
like lighting another mans candle by you
own. which loses. none q its brillisncy b.
What she other gains II all men actst
upsn this prime pie. ,he worll would b
NTH f.ppifr ,han u n
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La The best anil most economical meth
cd Of finishing the rooms Of a dwelling
horse i a question Of some importance to
builders and others. Tue following opinion
on the sahies, Is from Mr. Bayard Taylor /:
For the finishing Of the rooms there is
nothing equal 10 the native wood simply oil
ed to develop .he beauty Of the grain.--
Even the co.nHoHCst pine. treated in this
way has a warmth and lnstre. beside which
the lFeary white paint. 50 common even in
the best II houses. looks dull and dead
Nothing gives house such coll uncaur.
Portable ar as nhita paint ard white plas-
ter. This color is 6t only for The tropics.
Our cheap. common wOods-Pine, ash, chest.
nut. Osk, maple, beech. walnut. bu,,ernu'
-aTer u variety ~ exquisite iln's shf
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IfTnAit on nIPrtEE

ra1.sally cUfa1 bvaHss operation wi. 90 has tesn
thoroughly tested In hundreds n cases without
danger 10 life and hs person icit perfect vs. be.
fore the accident vhith projaesl ths Rupture
Aiany negroes aith ibis disease. nan aFs perfect.
y worthless, IT. restored - their fu. value hy
the operation. This iIct IS well wsflas iir sttsu-
ion y alI persons aalt.si with Gle di-slse, ant
especially .ltts-asness.
isniary 3, l$n. 90 ly.
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Az 0RIslSAL.--Therc j. on, in Arkansas
at For, Smith, lanny fellow named Bright
over whose droll advertisement. We have
enioyed laugh. Here Is fe~ specimens: I:
Fundamental. Principles Bacon, beam,
corn, rice, meal, sugar. coffee, molasses AMI
slab iron, now on hand.
De OIerized Coifish,--And beautiful.
unsophistica'sd markcrcl. taken during their
li,tenhood and # course very ia, and
pood.
DUN Ni,imui. yisimus signifies treat
yourself to Chesapeake Bay oysters, hifa.
lH,in clans, aud lantern jawed lobsters, aud
ksp them fed with eatsdp. pickles. sauscs,
fresh peaches. rasins, prunes, 6gs, and Ep-
s1tn tats.
Lubricatives.-Lsrd oil. liBseed oil, cas-
tor oil, hair oil, tanners oil, bears oil. and
the oil Of gIadness.
Ploughsl-A very Peoria roo,-rippipg,
sod-ripping and ground.,earing plough, war.
ern,ed to kick the holder over the fence
sbou, dinner time, thus saving the expense
Of a watch.
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SrEAxgr ADvrSTrnts oR BrsToi LohD
Nrtsov.-Among the late items Of new.
from IIayii We find the following:
Among the Acul mountains there has
been found. in an old house. a bust of Lord
Nelson. Il is # white marble, somewhat
stained By time and neglect Nelson j.
represented in his costume Il Admiral and
bears On BE breast Eve decorations. Onc
in commemora,iou Of the battle of Aboukr
has the inscription: "Rsar-Admiral Lord
Nelson Of the Nile" Another medal has
the, words: Almighty God has blessed
his Maiestys glory
This bust interesting in i,s artistic and
historical association. was found on an al.
tar dest,ed 10 the fifth worship, where for
half a century il has been reverenced ms the
Deity Of the Noun.sin Streams. The
names Of the seulp,ors we're "Cosle and
Leaiy of Lambeth"
Thus for flty years bust Of an Englisl
admiral has been worshipped as heather
idol.
The finder Of the statue has refused sl
osftY Of Eve hundred dollars for VI.
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\ GnrAr AND GL0glgt+ COUNTRY .-
Read the following description OF Missis.ip.
pi and her people. given ~ some cmigran,
who ha moved 10 that State aud writes to
Li. friends. Here 1t j.:
"Th. j. glorious country. Il has
longer river. and more of them. and they
lfr muiiicr and deeper. and run fa.tfr, and
make more noise. rise higher, lal lower.
aud do more damage than any oihcr rivers.
Il has more lakes, and they arc bigger
deeper. and clearer. ihan those of any 9th.
cr country. Our rail cars are bigger, run
faster, pItCh Oh tho oftcner. and kiit more
people than oil the rail cars IN thi. or any
other country. Our steamboats, carry bir-
ger loads aud are longer aud broader, aud
burst their boilers of,cucr, au1 thc captains
swear harder than steamboat captains IN
anv other country. Our men are bigger.
and longer, an1 thicker, can fight harder
and drink more mean whisky. aud chew
more bad tobacco. and spit more and .pit
further and not be- killed. than IN any
other country. Oar ladies are richer. Dret.
tier. dress finer. spend more money. brcnk
more hearts, wear bigger hoops, shorter
dresses, and kick up the devil generally. to
greater extent. than all other ladies'
IN all other countries. Our niggcrs
are blackcr. work harder. have thicker
skulls. smell louder, aud need thrash
ing oftcner than niegers in any other State
0ur children .qualI louder. grow faster. get
too extensive tor their pantalpons quicker.
than any other children IN the world.
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\ CpoL orraA1loN.-"llallp, there.
Cap'Ing. sail brother Jonathan 70 a
captain Yf . canal packet On the Er,e Canal
"piat do yeu chatg" lor ras.sge =
"Ihffe cents paf mile, and boarded, said
tie captain.
"Wall. encs III take passage, capilng,
seeing H hov I'm Kinder gin cont, waking
80 fnr.
Accordingly be got on board as the stew.
ar,i Vas ringing tie bell for dinner. jaua.
than sat down AMI began demoishing the
'dxius, 70 the utter CONSERVATION II the
captain. until be cleared The table Of all that
sas eaiabIc. when be got up aul went on
deck, picking his teeth very comfortably
"IIpw for Is It cap,ing, from here to
bhcrc ! =: ou boari.'
''Ncally one and half miles, said the
captain.
Let see. said Jonathan, "tha, would bc
just fonr anJ half cent. bat never mind
capiing won { BE- snail here's Eve cents,
which pays my fare 20 here: guess
Ill 70 ashore now. I'm kinder rested
eoul.
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NNnItd DatILn


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u, tt...
A,l-,,ztni ,.,.,-'.f ,l.' 49,. M,
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onfn h.f0fs found mortal.
WAITING al The honten't ru1u..
Waiting bui /, etIth snna 90. from that oyef.
~ 'l','N N'li
p" '''t'' h.' Ilfs'n.H Hrhs'
CO ''' '' N' lbN'i' ''l.t
'"''.' w "liiHhf lh'pfiti'h 10 hrfj b1ol -
l'"''
Nbw eltls n,ars meall, human.
AaI ih, ppns lip. II wamnn
f1ucitath Uf1 I'm rir i6a altar. a,t ,,itb Lurn
'f'
"|t ''' rtinintf
"h p'I guns, .''I 'e'"f h'sr4int'
"o''n H' your ''n'' WIN music from if buth
''''''N aH'fa'
Atoa, hsart yrarns far another.
eIiIi turn. o, H.. ,u,,b,r
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Those ~ho have read If everything are
though, 20 understand everything too; but
Ii i. not always so. Readns furnishes the
mind only with the materials Of knowledge.
It is thinking that makes whs. We call ours.
We are If the Eliminating kind. a.
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afs sht.s..
t.--- .,.--,
IkmaaE
..l...,,.
''' "'f''' ''
.Hr..I
vi hI'hH Collin
r =
. publican tells af
'l el- hIl0A kllI aIxiy
w. h'.". bI.' '.nu 'oo minute
rH '' iHth' hnta lrrn born
N W 18 county, Michigan
''. 0I ONI.nt lunc itt. lSo0
hu NHl 500 Mn.asd to deatb ,t,e,,
go ruhuI Nun. tle arhs. nlebt. II
wv
$3.50. 90 u Nl0g often the result or
(. WIHH,t unhappy nature doubling
y ihl. uu Pr which moot desires.
... g,.., r...l., .,,.. t., i
amount of rpma. 10 the 30 tom custom
house Hs'Il9eJ
vl.p. r.e...t.l
.a.l ,.,.,..t.. o., p,.,. .''t ..''''''''' t,l,''
..., 'b'' '"'''l '''N'h
p ,.l.. .,,
.r,,.....'. '''''s'ff o'paff'
r.' 'I.......t.i'..'..' '''' ~ r.''''n 20 mount
.d..tc ..I'.r ~" ~ ''''' 4" u"'toh'
~ " ''' ""' "''' 'h' Top
A'',. '','' ." : ',l''nI'pa'ad : negresf'
I ,' .''' WV - '''''V'"' applied Tor
I pe "'''"'"g h'. ~
~. -, ''.''''.'t''l ,,' l,ult ''uf' 'n saturday
'' '' W. "''''''
't .''.'''',l' ''''l'' 70 'ne '.iiiorn'a
n....~..,' ,'a'' t''"1 ,'"i''-N'", Do"p,as
''''''''''' Nv si'''"s'' W" 'onf ne
.'''I,''' iiy'' "''S po"'ias' twenty
'''' - ~" '"' 'b'' ""' '''''''ep "op"'heans
Inc ln Il ne" of Montgomery. move.
lH'h's N". That y portion Of hts bnnd wns
2. ha' M'li-' only twenty-five miles irom
o.es''', ahi y was l'at'I That 10 was abont
70 march oa the latter place.
'he recon- Storm winch vas 50 deslrnc-
,''' ''''e ahipPlng ~ Lake hric Was hardly
,,a7 s'f'fe on laA's huron and Michigan,
hihy d''a't'r' "r' reported as having oc.
'u'feh on ine'r waters.
Capt. Berry isa very fierce patrio,. IN.
''eH' a. you may Juiger from q remark tba,
u' 'n'" '"aae would rather be hung in
''I'n 'g'oi'na' sara NO. than die nat
ufai ''a'h N any other state.
Tho United Presbyterian Prcsby,cry Of
Michigan. We observe ba. resolved that. a,
It is one Of the things which can be Ions nm
sh''h'f aay' u - wrong to solenn'ne mar
''as' 'h the 'aDDa'h'
o. W. Dimmock, of Cincinnati. los, four
valuable ifotling horses. by the sinking az
the steamboat 1ccanseh at Loui.vill.. ,hsv
being On route ~ View orleans. The
bprses we're valued a, $4,000.
The Western Lunatie A,ylum n, Iro,l;,..
yllle the largcs, and most cos,ly builjny IN
keLtucky Wa DESTROYED Ly lf. on Fr;dav
morning Al the inmate, sxeept ono xer.
saved. Loss on building 5000. 900.
r.. G.. !, =, c..
Il ny "Y','"''" " .'e STATES, including
aud sixteen Democrats. with one merican
the Governor of Marylani. All tho Nor,h.
ern Stats. except California and Oregon will
have Republican Go,ernors.
,..,. ta.A. r.
- W ~ n, gt yf '''' " "' Y. nanroan
.' ra','J r.. ,aitiau - ~ ~. vas va, ys''eraay ar,
d,,f,, - ,ba sg.aa, -" ~ ' a. - oon m''ss , ana
we're found in his possession. Tie va. ss.
ainned before Commissioner IIoync. and
and bcld for trial.
III. p;s,.....a r.,..
-. .'a. n''"a,'h' naa'n'h'r says ,sa' saere
are ~ present W commission IN the stste
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DR.. T. u. PAYNE.
DR.. M. N. PHILLIPS.

HAlNG located 10 ths town ~ Pamela. Ten.
4 drts Bis professional ser, iees o. tle cItikfus
Generally. uihre We,i side of tie square, next
alar 20 ". Z. Watkins Store.
February ., lsG0. 2iY.
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a8RHAH LOVE

The story Sc give below could only have
happened IN Germany, Of be related oi Ger
mat.. ! young gil Of twenty one, Rose
knI.e, o .hnp-tcnl6r, became aelui.utel
with student ~ pharmacy. one 'lheopbi-
lus Kefler. This acquaintance. apparent
j. ,u.y slight. vas soon forgotten by the
young man. bat excited love, violent al.
most To madncss, in the hear, Of Rose A
peasant girl. on intimate friend of Rose.
uh1 had discovered the secret Of her pas.
ION, made shameful profit u is intcn.i.
ty. She addressed the poor gill letter pur-
porting 10 be- written b. kcplcr, and ca
jglcd her for fourteen years. During the
whole Of that period she never once saw her
lancicl betr1thed. but letters asking for
money. sugar, brandy, and even linen pour.
ed thick upon her. The excuses for not
seeing her were Of tho most strange and i'm
probable nature: such as, that IN couse.
uucuce u failure on bis examination he was
taken to the hOusc uf detention in Holland
constructed expressly for the punishment,
Of defeated candidates. Such was the ten.
~ IF all the correspondence: misfortune
seemed to have ruined him. At one time
he lai broken sn arm. at another q leg
Sickness. suffering. anil especially dcsiitu.
iion. afflicted him; the last being an appeal
enlpriug and nnendinr. Rose. at different
periods bad sent eleven thousand franks, an
enormous sum for one in her position, to
collect, vhich She was obliged to deny her.
self al but the necesssries Of life, aud to
sacrifice al her little patrimony and that
OF sister. At last, after fourteen years
Of continued anxicties and privationa, Rose
READ IN she newspaper an announcement Of
.he death Of Theophilus kepler. apothcca
~. Of Winterbach. vhose discor solotc w.i-
ow and afflicted children, &c. Thereapon.
ON complaint to the authorities. The criminal
whohad witherei her youth anl wasted her
property was found In her bosom friend.--
The punishmen, inflicted vas fourteen pears
confinement in dungeon. from which. Ju-
ring a certain period Of each year. all ligb,
is cxclaled.
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DE-. z. 2. WEAVER,

TTAs removed 10 VI. Charles u. ft'isy's. -
III four u'.'es Nnr'h west W auHli-aui ~
Uiers hs professional .gft.ces 90 Surround. IN
inf elnalrt.
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DR.. JOHN M. WRIGHT,

LAS permanently located ut his residence. IN
Il tlwu " Batcsvillr. vhsra be ean be found
, th1sa asviin; ~, professional .arf.ess.
july 10. 1852 gi-tf.
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AU CTIO NEE

I IAviNG recently received License from tho
1 L Board Of Police, an now prepared to ss'l all
lind. uf property q, ruhc scndus. IN short notice
st.d agreeable terms. JOHN 4. JACkSuN.
Dee. @, 1Sig. rtf.tf
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How ro aH nJT or 4 bHuofiIi Do
"n" u. ihr = puoua aud thriving uauHae.
WIng i0aa urlr i lt0n.ulpt Lyu nue
ID %, ul4aicnr tllo compamcl recently
lal q meeting 10 chon.t oGec. Il wa.
known that there we're many candidate lut
Ibr honor, but it WIS moi until me lime ol
election, that the exact state Of the ease
So under ,uai. On th,t occasion q sng
ec.'iun was malo that 40 the gentlemen
l'sirou' Of becoming officers should retire
during the election whom, TO the general
astuulshntni, q was found TINT only three
memhors of tho company were lcft 10 pro.
crtl With business. The three gentlemen
len to 10 their werh, however. did not
lluch from their duty and those who hll
retired were IN due time summoned back 10
tie meeting. Tbcy were then informed
thai the meeting hsd felt great difficulty
about the selection, because the claims II
all Who bad lcft The room vcrc ~ couspcu.
ous il seemed in,idlous 10 take one 10
preference To- another. Unlcr thc.e cir.
cum 'ancr the meeting lad adopted the
ma-i obsIoas aui satisfactory way Of cs.
Gaping th" difficulty b., g, citing themselves
% OH tie three vacant posts.