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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12

EOLAElCAL.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. IL.
Town full Of politicians Convention TO-DAY
VIII be the largest ever held in the State. Done.
lass men claim three fourths of the del gates
SECOND DISPATCH
Convention oaIled to order by Hon. Jsmes "
Chapman OF Central Committee u Bingham
and J. q. d. Nelson selected tempOrary Secreta-
rles Upon vote for Temporary Chairman. Hon
RObt Lowry, (Douglas) received lS9 IA votes
Sam + Perkins, (Adm'n) ia 4. Lowry declared
elected, 'u
FEANKFORT, Jan. IL.
Democratic Convention adjourned Yesterday
after passing maj. report amended by additional
and more ultra demands for Slave Code InefSse.
tual effort made to adopt Cincinnati platform =
Douglas and Illinois politics denounced.
CasssRs N. Clay spoke last night to a vast andi
ence irom the portico Of the State House, the
doors having been closed on him He Il avowed
being an emancipationist aud vindieated the mai
riolism OF Seward; the vas no disturbance
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12

TER oPENINe OF TIE TEEATER.-ThO new
theatrical Company opened the season at the
Academy Of Music last night, to q very good
house, Oonslderlng the "beggarly Accouni.Of empty
boxes" that have generally appeared behind the
foot lights whenever ii sltricals have been on the
card The public went to Judge for themselves,
auG we think we can safely say the verdict was IA
vorable. The drama--a capital one, too, of "Vls-
torine," was given with spirit and skill.
The different characters were well sustained and
some Of them especially so. Miss Cushman Is q
good actress, and rendered her part Of Victorine
admirably. hiss Dow, as Elzs, was the very im.
persoDatiOn Of lively ChAttering seamstress, and
her Haive sty pleased the audience vastly. Mac
aulsy as ''man about town." Miles. as the uphol-
ster, and Herbert and Weaver In their comic parts
made good hits aud in short, the company Il the
best Stock Company that has been in our city for
q long time, aud they deserve well of the public.
Tue pantomine In the Rilerpiece was capital
MONT will rank among the best panlOIninlsts on
The stage.
For play tonight, see advertisement.
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Ia The Daily Morning Leader is for sale al
Hawks, J. S. Matson's and 0msted's news depOts
At news depOts at Weddell and Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlan's. us Ontario Street.
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the Constitution and nWs. hts STATE vas
too great to be injured. She had population
Of 8,000000-an empire hi herself She sits
on her mountains with an iron crown on her
head. She is for the Union now, and will be
till the last syllable Of recorded time. She
will not embark in any crusade against her
neighbors. She believes in the equality OF
the States. He repudiated the idea that any
particular man cannot be lawfully, peaceably
and quietly carried into the Presidential
Chair Where would treason show its front ?
Who would commit the act2 He believed the
people would rise in their might to support
the Constitution and the laws Of the land
He had voted for Mr.. Gilmsr with great pleas
ure, because Mr.. Gilmer was for the Union,
the Constitution and the Laws, and an un-
linching friend Of protection.
In reply to AIR. Gartrells remark made
yesterday, that the single cotton crop Of GeOr-
gis would purchase all the arms and smuni-
tiOns Pennsylvania could make, Mr.. Camp
bell proceeded TO show that the productions Of
Penna., mineral and agricultural, for one
year were S2000O ,OOO, while heactual value
Of the cotton crop Of the South was not more
than 265, 1000, 900 or 2S5, 100000 dollars.
After further debate call Of the House
was made, with a view Of voting for Speaker.
The first ballot resulted:
Whole number Of votes 22I; necessary 10 a
choice Ill. Sherman lO8; Hamilton II (;
Gilmer l9; Davis of Ind. 4; Florence 8; scat
tering 6.
After considerable discussion Of q rather
rambling character, another vote was taken.
Whole number Of votes 22l necessary to
q choice ILL., Sherman LOG; Hamilton 20;
Gilmer 20; Davis Of Ind. 9; scattering. 7. Ad-
jOurned.
Mr.. Rice presented the credentials Of Mr..
Morton j. Wilkinson, Senator from Minnesota,
from the 4lh of March, 1859, and he was duly
sworn.
Mr.. IEersOn introduced o bill 10 amend the
act establishing the Court of Claims. &
Mr.. Lane introduced bill to increase the
salaries of the Judges Of the Eastern and
Western Districts of Texas. Read and refer
red
Mr.. Green continued his remarks on Pughs
resolution, contending that the Territories
have no power to prohibit slavery, and ex-
pressing confidence in the perpetuiby Of the
Union.
Mr.. Pugh followed in reply to IversOn and
Green, and argued to show that his views
were consistent with the Cincinnati Platform
and the Kansas-Nebrssks act Without con-
cluding the Senate adjourned.
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AssAULT.-Willism Powers was yesterday ar
rested for assault upon woman who gave the
VOluminous name Of Isabel Jane Ann Grant.
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II play tonight, see advertise ment.

THR FREsHRT-A LIGgTER WREcKKD.-Tho
sudden tbaw Of Saturday and Sunday last brought
the ice down the river in great quantities from its
upper section which swept away ell the ice in this
portion as il came down. The sudden breaking up
Of the river ard tributary streams produced so
much OF freshet that the Flats between the city
and the Heights were completely covered yester.
day with water, varying in depth froma few inches
were submerged aud Krabel's Ice houses and shUll
4 billiards packing house were isolated. The old
residents state that the Flats have never been 80
completely flooded as they were yesterday. Bat
little damage was done, however, to buildings or
bridges. Large quantities OF drift wood timber,
&C, fioated down with the current indicating some
damage above.
The steam Lighter belonging 10 Messrs. shOl &
Hiard was fast in the Ice at the river shore, Just
below the Stone Mill When the ice broke up and
away on Tuesday night, ittOOk the lighter with
it, almost eapszing lat the first shock, and giving
the watchmsn on board narrow escape. The cur
rent carried the lighter down to the new C sc.
R R. bridge where it struck upon some piles which
had been cut of near the waters edge, by which q
hole was STAYED in its bottom when it sank
under the bridge. The engines win be available.
but nothing else. The loss is about S3, 900. Some
of the wood work Of the bridge was carried away
bat not to any great amount
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COMPOUNDED PROM


PHrs Vegetable Extracts. aad BHf Nd IA Glas,
mate
The FAMILY CATHARTIC Pill. Ia q ssBtIe b,,t -
I'VE CatnItic- whirh the Proprietor hSs used IN NJ ~
lee more than twenty Yeats
he constantly increasing demand FINN tboss NJ
nave long used he PILLS ard The gafief,etin yFhbr
All express regard % their use has induced ustopin.
Llen within be reach ofau 81
Ihe Profession well fuuu different Cafharticz sct
on aiiierent noltlOns Of fhe = bowels
The FAMILY CA-sIr ARTIC Pill l.,
has. wI due reference tJ-his well established TACT
oSgn compounded from az,vsruty Of the pun st Vege
table FNtracs. which act alike on evsry par OF the
1Llhieniary canal, and =GOOD and SAFE In all
eases where q Ca,hArilc 1 = usfded. such rs De
HANGEMENTS q the %iSTOMACH sLERPI-
MSS PAINS IN THE = BA OK AND LOINS
GOSrIVENESS, PAINGiAND SORENESS OVER
THE WHOLE BODY. @ifrum sudden cold, which
frequently. II lsrted Z end long Of Fe-
yer. LOSS Oh APPE-lslTI cE,a CREEPING SEN
SaTIONOE COLD OVERl- iTHE BODY, RESTI ESS-
MES HEAD-ACHE, or WEIGHT IN THE HEAD-
II IuhammafQTY Diseases, v kOrms n Children Adults
Rheumatism great PuIdsr Of the BlOOd and many dis
eases 70 which aezh IS heir numerous 70 mention in
PRICE so CENTS.
- The Liver lnVgorator and auliy CathATte Pills
are ret lied by Druggists generally and sold wholesale by
the Trade 10 all the large Towns
Mauufecturer Hnd PrOpreter.
N7tAWh2 G6 RI0adIsY, NaH Y0ff
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12

sONa OF THE REPoRTERs.-The Reporters of
Hartford had supper together on New Years
night, and seemed like the types, to be fully 'set
up" They sung before separating the "sOng of
the Reporters" of which the following is sample
verse:
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
TRAYRLRR,s ILEOIsTER.

MoRNINe, JAN. n 1899.
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DR MoCLIRTOcK's Com AND CoJsH MIX
vuRE-AuOug the cold and cough "romodies that food
she Market this alone stands tho sod basis Of irne
nsdcal science Or AIcChptoek stands In the fore iron
81 the profession He stakes his reputation on what he Of
sers TO the sick us Eenuine curative Never has I'M
,a,.D.v,ti,, e.lei6ed his guaranty Pdce IS cents.
Sola hy WM. FISKE, Druggist
Cievs ard
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12

HoLLowAY's PILLs AND OINTMRNT .-SPrains,
ID siocatons Ge-Nsither opodsld0e linmeut, nor any
hsr embrocai0n equal the efficacy which ehHTaet'T-
irs these essential vegetable extracts IN the cure of CON
ioas slraas, spraus wounds, bruises, dslooatohF &C
They uheqlsled fr aevstng psia, reducing looain-
1zmnatiun. and promolins apid cure.
a. Sud By all Druggists At Sc CO, and 81 box or
- jaul0
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NEW ANB BEAUTIFUL
j u V En- lie S
FOR 1850.
CAPTAIN Marne Reld,. Books for ChlIIlsa

Our stock cf juvenile Books large and well seeeed
as we Eive altcuEr aIIteti0n 10 that branch Vi 'e
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12
AIR-"SParkling and bright" "

Happily met are our jolly set,
In the snuggest OF snug quarterE-
Renewing here with the closing year
The pledge Of the Five Reporters.
Then hll your bowls, q happy sOulsl
and MAKE the toAsts sing vocal,
which We heartily drain, 10 the bright champagne
TOfbf health efepHy Local"
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HU Observation-Disclosures IeceiI ed
Il weekly AID selling a Y. " low hsurfs
STRONG AhRsTRORG
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12

WHITE LEAD--20,0O0 lbs. con
w Etsnt hand. Of all ths Turi 1s maHuizc urts
STRONG h ARMSTRONG.
auri1 q Cn.arfor n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12

ZINC PAINT-20,0O0 lbs. dry and
-, sTRoNG 4 ARMsraoNG,
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3 ANFORDS
Liver ImVigOPatOP

%nTINDED ENTIRELY
-~uae an established fac, =
Nv ali who havs
al the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12

,INSEED OlL-50 BBLS. e. o..
- GhlSWOLDS, the best ~ the world, Il tn loves
market Price. STRONG ARMSTRONG
RnRl3 f94 Snprror e.
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sperial Notifies.

ny For Gas Fixtures ana Fitting, apply at
ToGil, ENswoRTH q Co. Cor. Superior = senees IS
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Mt0itinta.

Drugs, Medicines. Paints and Oils.
DRUGS--A COMPLETE AsSORT.
~ MENT, At very low prcrsto o Wh6lesois trsdb
STRONG 4 ARMSTRONG,
L.. -.
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All who use il ore giving their es iuony in rs yoy
and swallow both IueeIhfr y ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-28
II ATHmAN,s TROPICAL ROOFING

Cheaper and superior to any other ever Southern
climate,
Its tested and recognized qualities
LIST. BURARIIITY-euual the best slate roofs.
ID. to any other; no cracks
o leaks being possible
3d. BEAuTYIt presents smooth and granite surface
coed any slate or wood roof ard than inferior
Composition roofing heretofore offered TO the pnbc the
cost OF CATERS valleys
9TH win resis; FIRE better than
SRte-roof.
9Th GoNvENIENGE-ft will not soften under the heat OF
this climate and protects the Interior of buildings from tbs
tense heat of summer.
It'll. soLfpITYIs becomes harder and smoother frou,
be reefs Of slope and berg light
eght does not require heavy support while II ID
liable coToson and breaking require repairs
The TROPICAL. ROOFING is chemical compound o.
substances of which peculiar alone combined
in proportions discovered by actual experiment and experience
In this city.
Testimonials of the correctness the above
Of tbs and may be verified by wishing be
tore contracting
All orders left at the Post-ohiee, Box No. J, wl b
fes-'f's y j. G. KATHMAN
felklr corner Of Rienyille and Marais
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GHEROKEE REMEDY
ROOTS, BARKs AND LEAVES
VERSUS
NAUsEous DRUGS AND POISONOUS MINERALS.

We ask the afflicted of either which do preerf
pleasant and delicious compounded from Natures
Remedesone which yll speedily and permanently
and dhilating effect together with the Ioahsoe disease
many times following the use Of Mineral Posons.
The 'Gherokee Remedy is natures specific
nea elect, Gravel Structure FInor Abu {Whtes in Fe.
mae and all diseases Of the Urinary Organs curing
by natural laws after all other preparations failed
and Of Heavens best merces offending
could be produced Of is effects which would stagge
The preparations heretofore used have failed this
has in instance been known fall Happily
kind the governor Of the world is Father who acs
kill, but to cure.
In mercy he has appointed Medicines
which when TAKEN quickly flies to parts system
attacks the disease at post and with fidelity and
truly admirable gives until has completely
PEELED the body and restores the unfortunate patient
former health and vigor.
This .Remedy strikes the very Of the disease Its
tendency E simply suspend the poison but to the
cause which IL depends.
And what enhances its value the entire absence Of all
SMELL lay in the counting ROOM the
toilet table without being suspected Renedy for
cret diseases.
trease ynneresl disease, with full directions their
permanent cure accompany each bottle
Sold by j. WRIGHT CO., Nos. q and 15 Charities street.
New Orleans and by all respectable Druggists and dealers In
medicines.
tai6 RAW 81. Lonis. Mo.
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\ ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REwAs

TX. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
viii be paid for the apsrehension and delivery 81 the
slave IL taken of the State md Fifty Dollars IL
found III the city alive He nj his quarters
the Cotton Press O'Clock the evening Of the
sd Apr; about hour afterwards reported the
sdsnce of The @ an unknown person that he had
which believed to be facilitate his escape nothing
the kind has yet been asccrained have occurred Joe
about is years old his color IL bRck deepest
shades be about feet INCHES hight has large mouth
thick lips rather noss; is well made stout active and
nantafoDns and hickory SHIRT.
hereby harbor said slave
The penalties Of the Law will be enforced against them
VI a2G III E9a9s45g C ID. YANCEy. NJ
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patton, SMITH g PUTNAM.

pATTON, SMITH & PUTNAM.
CORNER OF MAGAZINE AND GRAvIER STREETS,
Agents for the Sale
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
hand and constantly receiving commits
sion, direct from the Manufacturers the Largest and Finest
assortment Of
Manufactured Tobacco.
every variety offered to the trade and solicit
the attention DEALERS their
purchasing.
They are the SOLE AGENTS for BURTON MAYS Cross
and Extra pounds; LA BELLE CREOLE IS and los BUCK
FINEEY's and KENTS other
brands; GRANT 4 WILLIAMS y lbS and others; LEoE0-
RA pounds which took the Premium at the State Fair at Pc
tersburg Va November 1885, Y E. p JONES' pounds
Twists which have taken the Premium In North Carolina s1
years succession and perhaps the finest Tobacco in the
worldi
wILLIAMsoN's TWIST. thrst pickings3 KATE ELIZA
pounds intended for only and in fact every
scripton of Tobacco generally used.
We also have the P0WHATTAE PIPES. which receive
direct on commission dl2 en-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-28

This Invaluable medicine prepared from extensive
practice Of several years bilious climate never known
to fail curing Fever and Ague any Of the diseases above
named.
Those who suffering from affections Of ths kind as also
these who have become inyads from their npon
stitution, find the INDIA CHoLAGoGUE most nysiu
able remedy or Purifying the blood and Thoroughly cleansing
from the system the morbid effects Of bilious climate
The wonderful effects of Cholsgogns eadcatng bile from
the human system only explain extraordinary agency In
the speedy thorough and and Agne
and the various grades Of intermittent rement fevers
II been tested in thousands of cases. bY
all who have used it Of the greatest Fever and Agus
remedies extant.
Be sure and ask for DIR. eSGoODs INDIA oHoLAGoaUE.
as there are many counterfeits offered for sale.
Fer sale New Orleans wholesale RETAIL at popster.
]. WRIGHT L CO..
81 and Isl Charities street.
General Agents.
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DEATH ON rsArs Asp REACHES.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER.
70 be ne most safe and effective ever used of
tho destruction ofthese troublesome vsrmin
Be sure and ssk for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH DE
a nefe ere many spurious articles oeSsd for sale
Rersale by J. WRIGHT L CO.,
10 i6mkw q and Isl ChsttIss xt.sss
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- s7- ~
h WRIGHT 81 co.
M fCIlICAIs. II. .ls5aDxCAIs.s. MEDIC Al.
w1EER's oANADIAE VERM1FUGE

4
R1EER's oANADIAE YERM1FUaE
SAVES THE oHILDREs.
TINS the ony remedy against Worms in the human
frsnaehns that fatal md destructive 10 children.
save the ChaIarens
masbsrs be timely and moi allow these child mur
srets 10 remain in the systems Of their offspring Remember
that
MINERS CANADIAN vERMiFuaE
i at once and ever Danish reptiles and the Young viii
be saved. Think Of this.
Colonel vasser Mississippi in letter to j. W. vssey, ESQ.,
Of the Aberdeen thus wnJs bis communication
Oh tie yaus this medicine to his own family Ny espe
renee has CONVINCED that In the experiment have made
vita winers Canadian vemifnge 4 Is duet suffering human
y MS well as TO the manufacturer Of the medicine, to maxi
pablic the result of my observations.
..sienedl W. II. vAssER"
Tho ysrtnugeis for sale, Wholesale snd retail, BY
~ WRIGHT CO,
81 and ISL Ghsrtres street,
Sole PgoprisssSs
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BURGUNDY WINE
~ 70 cases Chambertin.
20 cases Volnay, of Charles Marcy, and
Gome Liger Belar Nuts
Fer sale by s. D. GRATIAA 4 CO.,
20 E,,Rtn aalaisa str
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.O0 shares az sl0l ench. !.

200 shares of 500 each. .... coo 20
Making total capital Of twenty thousand dollars be
which amount has been paid full Il is distinctly
stood and agreed that Stakeholder shall be liable or re-
sponsble for the faults of Company any
further than the of his shall he be sub
iec further call shall any nformaiity organizing
Pr Fly ether te effect of the Stock
nfnrnay delay in the Organization Of the Company
nullify the charter
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Is bbls Mineral Paint;
70 bbls. Whiting;
20 bbls. Paris White:
10 bbls. Chalk; -
20 bbls. Lampblack
/ Dbl. Powdered soapstene;
bbis- Putty. in badders.
White Lead Chrome Yellow
Prussia Blue; Pari I'h af eessh'
Dutch Pink; yellow ochrs;
Red Lead; Sienna B. and O.;
Drop nf Hack is9e' BACK sads Rsi ss9#h'
G estsnt Y pTysrB; T Tdsasgs ~.
Coach Vanish 1is;.. Spirits Turpsnins;
Black leather; N,'-' Mse eIiassr I'll I'll;
Fam faRlaAi brushes; Via Wha ~ oh,
1000 boxes T Ris. Clans Psst s,ss
s aT sasS sIs f ss p faa wh h snd .a,s,
Cotton Brotsfs' Ina Fsusses, args assortment:
Dent psntss ' as SSs
glaSlers Diamonds , Apotheeares Powder Boxes
Medical Saddle Bags; sacriaeatOra;
sa. M Spring
Fppng s Improved sPb Breast Pumps
Breast Glasses: Waters Breast Cups;
Perfumery, etc.
Cologne Water, German and American;
Bazsns Extracts;
Virgins E Esss,s 81 HhaaaassseIs
o'lf FIss Soaps Soaps
shaving Creams;
Liquid Cline;
Hair Brushes;
Lyons Katharion;
Buffalo Pressing Combs:
Horn Dressing Gonhs
Fine ivory Combs;
Razor strops
Transparent Soap Balls
Barry's Tricepherousi
Psrss1 Ietsa sss ohass poSssr n "'1''0' ses'
Harels Chalk Balls; Charcoal Tooth Pastsi.
DR. Iaerues Tooth Specific:
Wrights odontine;
Vsrnip Poison
Vinagre Rome
Rose Lin Saiye:
p.4. araaxcx,,aa ~.
rAHNEsTeeK,s vermifuge;
NA WiNER,s Vermifage
FOWNsENDs Sarsaparilla;
MoRRi issSis is sarsapsrilia;s
HOOFLANIIiS {IerIna5, R,ttsrs.
MOFFATis Pbmnix Bitars,.
sToGdHToN's Bi nss.s'
TALLY-Ho Bitiers;
RRYAN,s Pnlmonic Wafers ~ ~
AYERS Gherry Pecfnra
WIsTAR,S Balsam Wild Cherry; :
DAT Ra. Mils G itssEv and T TAR
COD LIVER OIL Heigenau CLARK L Co
COD LIVER OIL, Rushtons; -
COD LIVER OIL, Burnetts
HASTINGS Syrup Of Naples;
''s.e - : :, osaooDs cholagegue
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EAGUA&s ARR sSAGsS.hE&A, Us CAN'T STREET,
u New Orieans-E. Jacobs at Lis old post again.
The subscriber respectfully informs the patrons Of
ss celebrated AmTotye and Photograph Gal
tery III 1872 thai he as seeuTod for tern Of years
inst returned from Europe with all the tate IN the
the Patrons may therefore rely being furnished with
portraits OF the finest finish.
Miniatures Of Al sz 10 iii coiors ether material
snt The and price 81 ALL will be taken in
pasabe syie Photographs from life from other pictures Of
public private buildings of machinery will ba taken of
ans sze required, either plain or painted
The best artists in the United States employed and ali
wgsk done will be guaranteed 70 give satisfaction.
Instruction given in the art
The Gallery elegantly fitted up with extensive collection
Of works and and ladies and gentlemen respect
fully invited 10 visit sHt
FREES moderate. Terms cash delivery.
rlk 6rr-a 4. 6
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The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay interest Of s
per cent in cash ell the outstanding certificates of Profits to
the holders thereof to their legal sitter
the SECOND MONDAY in August proximo.
Also, to declare dividend FORTY PER CENT 40 per
cent? on the Net Earned Premiums Company for tie
year ending the s0h June which certificates viii te
Issued on and after the first day Of October next.
And resolved further, that after resergng One Million Of DOL
lars Of Profits all the outstanding certificates Of Profits Of the
issue Of the year 1856 be redeemed after the Second
Monday in August proxmo, well to pay FORTY PEE
GENT OF the certificates of Profits of the 1857 end
after the 10th of September thereon 10 from
ahh June ult
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President.
GEORGE JONAS, Vice President.