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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-28

AFTER the evidences which have now been fur.
nished' the most sceptical can no longer doubt
the practicabiity Of the scheme for which the
Legislature OF Virginia has been called toget tn
or, and the so'icilude Of the French Govern
ment for its success. Let us hope that this
Improvement, so important TO the welfare of
Virginia, will immediately receive the sane.
ton Of the Legislature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-28

VIRGINIA "SrocK Doixs WELL."-The
manager OF a farm near Fairmont, Virginia,
belonging to a gentleman in this city, thus re-
ports the condition of the stock on the farm
1.-The stock are all doing well. Blu Blacks
wife had three babies at one birth on last
Saturday--two girls and one boy. The three
weigh twenty -four pounds, and they are all
doing very well
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nsz- a Physiological view of Marriage

Containing nearly 800 pages. and $50 fine plates
and engravings Of the anatomy of the sexual or
Use on self abuse. its deplorable consequences
upon the mind and body, with the authors plan
of treatment--the only rational and successful
mode of cure as shown by the report of eases
treated. truthful adviser to the married and
those contemplating marriage, who entertain
doubts Of their physical condition. Sent, free Of
postage to any address on receipt of IS cents in
specie, or postage stamps, by addressing,
fe 25-d&sw3m DR.. LA CROiY, Albany, n. Y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-28

Presents FROM NoBILITY.-Ihe Duke of
Newcastle has sent a couple of fine bred
hunting dogs to James &. Spencer, Esq, of
Dwight, III. with whom the Prince and
ute enioyed a day or two of quiet retirement
and prairie sport, during their visit TO this
part of the country last summer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-28

AMERICANS AT A FRENCH COURT BALL.-At a
Court Ball, given at the Palace of the Tull-
cries on Wednesday evening last. thirty Anne
ricans We're presented to the Emperor and
Empress by the Minister of the United States.
Among them were Mr.. Terrell and Miss Corn
wall of virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-28

Posr- OFPlcg ArfAIRs.--On the railroad line
from Augusta To Columbia, =. C., Mr.. Perry
Moses il appointed route agent, in place OF I.
J Crum. deceased. At Wellsburgh, Brooke
county, Va, Thomas NJ. Lloyd is appointed
pos tmaster. vice VIM. ID. Camp. Thomas +.
Eembie is appoin ted postmas ter at Prun ~
Town, Taylor county, Va, vice Abraha M
Smith,
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BOARDING.,

DOARDING-In private family, next door to
- DR.. Doves office, on Bank street-would be
glad to accommodate two or three gentlemen with
MEALS, and can accommodate one single Lady or
Gentleman with BOARD and LODGING, If de-
sired. very moderate terms. fe 27-2t*
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Fl Q T e L S.
DA X X L x Ill U Sc.

DARK L K HOT Sc.
i . T o N.
The addition to this Hotel being completed
with superior accommodations for Ladies' and
Gentlemen, will be opened on MONDAY, Feb
ruary 18TH
The house is complete IN all its appointments,
and it Is the intention of the proprictOrs to make
it worthy the patronage OF the travelling public.
H. d. PARKER,
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THAT PEDESTRIAN FEAT.-F. +. Weston, who
has undertaken TO walk from Boston to Wash
ingtou in fulfillment of an election bet reached
Hartford Sunday afternoon three hours be-
hind time. He was fresh and confident of sue
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-28

DENIED CHRISTIAN BrRGAL.-Bishop Ba yIey.
of the Roman Catholic diocese of Newark, n
will be denied 10 all who sell Intoxicating
drinks to improper persons or at improper
inn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-28

GoLD.-Col. John B. Morgan brought down
Saturday a bar OF gold worth 81 .02o,-a
weeks W ork at the Old Eagle Mine. He will
bring down bigger bar next week.-Fred-
erichsbtrg Va Nt,cS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-28

r. NJ. Gardner, edito Of the Brunswick
fGa.1 Advocate, was elected, on the 18th inst.
= member OF the Georgia Legislature. from
Glynn co., vice John /. harris, resigned.
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RS W heeier & lSOn's

SEWING MACHINES
aave Won the hiTRs> PTemiaS # the FAR Of
STATE FAIRS Of
Maine, PENNSYLVANIA, Missouri, Kentucky,
Vermont, Tennessee, Odio, ichiSan,
Connect, Virginia, Indiana, Wiscon Il b,
n. York Mississippi, Illinois, Califor ia,
And NfG at he iFssRs d Of the N0f'' 'aF0'A"
American Institute, Mechanics Association,
York. Cincinnati:
Mechanics Association, Kentucky Institute,
Boston, Louisville;
Franklin Institute, Phi Mechanical Association,
ladelphia; st. Louis;
lie b anics Institute, NJ e c a n $ Institute,
Baltimore San Francisco;
Ne hani cS' Institute, NJ &c h anics' Institute,
Washington Chicago:
THE VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE,
RICHMOND 1860,
Gave them SILVER MEDAL-the highest pre-
MUM Read this extract, from the report of the
Examining Committee. THE committee all
thorough lnachinists, and made a careful exami-
nation OF the machines submitted To their inspec-
''No l. The WHEELER 4 WILSON MACHINE
makes what j. popularity called the ioce stitch and in
view of the economy of thread required for said
stltch, Its elasticity, strength, and beauty OF APP
pearance the committee prefer it for the practical
I'VE find in this Machine. simpIicity-all parts
being particularly adapted TO each other, and to
the Office which they perform resulting in free
dom from arrangement and need for repairs with m
ease OF adjustment not attained in the more compli
Gated cnntryances In our examination we find
10 WHEELER u WILSON'S Machines these ad =
vantages over all others. LIST It's bearing sur
faces and parts having rcciprOcating motion, are
and continuous, thus eonomiziHg both time and foto
I'd. One tension, which is arranged with pecu-
liar simplicity and perfection controls both threads.
3D.. The simple manner Of controlling tn iooy of
the eedle thread dspenses with the use of take
ups so Objectionable IN other Machines.
The range of work to which it is adapted,
from the finest Swiss to the heavy negro clothing,
make it particularly desirable for general and
family purposes Re l9-HaW2~I&Th
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QUICK PAssAGE.-The schr. MosesVan Name
Capt. Van Name, from New York, arrived at
Norfolk, Va, at 6 O'Clock, on Monday evening,
having made the from wharf to wharf
within - hours
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LXCHANGE HOTEL AND BALLARD
E HO U E.

RICHMOND, JANUARY 4TH, 1881.
The prOprietors of this well-known and popular
establishment beg leave to return their heartfelt
thanks to their friends and the public generally,
for the liberal patronage they have at all times
been favored with; and it affords them pleasure to
announce that the recent changes, removals, and
thorough fenovating of the entire establs hment,
Hotels (for permanent b0arders, well as tran
silent company that can be enjoyed anywhere in
the country. IL is due to the liberality of the
Stockholders of the EXCHANGE to say that every
thing has been done which could add to its value
guests.
Among the important changes and improvements
srranreS and Convenient RESTaifRaST. which
is now open for the patronage of the public. In
arranging this part of their business, handsome
room has been provided for the ladies OF the Ho-
tel, with private entrance from the parlor foor
of the Ballard House.
In view of the large expenditures, and renewed
energy, and strict attention on their part, they
hope to merit continuance of that patronage 30
long enjoyed by them.
la l5-ts JOHN P THOS E. BALLARD
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4a~C, PLOW $.
PLO ST,

- PLOWS.
PLOW ISL
2 L O W ST.!
STARKE'S PATENT SOUTHERN Pillow.
5T uadges Q. .nS Iae Fif ne az
so fully convinced of the superiority Of this PL0W
over ali others, that they gave it txhat no other
Pillow ever received in THIS StatU} full Sc. of
PREMIUMS. for being
THE BEST ONE-HORSE,
THE BEST TWO HORSE,
THE BEST THREE HORSE,
and fOUR-HORSE pLOW,
exhibition, twhere all the most approved
Flows were fully represented, and that by COM
mitee of farmers With whom l had acquaint-
ance.
This PLOW does better work, and is kept in re-
pair with less expense than any other Plow IN
use il this country. Every farmer who il,
viii bear testimony TO this fact.
full supply If this well all 9th er Plews in
general use, al ways on hand at very low prices.
A fresh supply Of
GARDEN SEEDS
Just received.
2. II. STARKE,
No. 80, three doors above ST. Charles Hotel,
fe est Richmond Va
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The Corlss Steam Fire Engine Company of
Providence have inst completed an engine of
120 horse power for "A firm in Aberdeen, Scot
land.
a letter dated at Charleston, 18th instant,
says: 1.-The Photographed Union here has
dissolved its connection with the national
body"
The human heart beats about seventy-two
times in a minute or in a life of sixty years,
two thousand millions of times.
The New Orleans papers announce the ar
rival in that city of Mrs. +. W Pickens the
wife OF the Governor OF South Carolina.
AT municipal election in Alexandria Va,
on Monday, Mr. Henry Addison, the Union
candidate. was elected Mayor.
:. n. Holm. worth, late Mayor of Nash
VILE Tennessee died on the ODD inst.
General Forbes Britton, of Texas, is dead.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-28

notice. Meeting of the STOCK-
3D. HOLDERS of the WESTHAM IRON co.
will be held al the SPOToW oGD HOTEL, at +.
NJ. on FRIDAY, the lst day Of March next
Business of Importance to the Company renders
II very desirable that all Interested should attend
WIN. g. OREN SHAW, Pres't
Richmond, Feb. 90, lSeI. fe 20--9t
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Sc RIG MOND ATRE.

Sc RIcHM ND THEATRE
KUNKEL Il MoxLRY.. Sole Lessees and Managers.
| Is. PHTLLIPs........... stage Manager.
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION
OF Richmond's fav0rite Comedian,
NJ R J II F. F T Q N,
Who was warmly welcomed by bis
OLD FRIENDS
Last Evening, evincing their recollectlons of the
days of AULD LANG SYNE,
By the most
EROUs LAUSE
He will aprear again THIS EVENING in his
TWO GREAT CHARACTERS
THE
OLD FRENCH ACTOR
AND
JACQUES STR0P,
oii0s
JENNY TWITCHER IN FRANCE,
Both of which characters have been acknow-
EXCLUSIVELY HIS OWN.
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High Water this day (Thursday) at 6, o'clk.
ARRIVED,
scar. Baltimore. Phillips, Baltimore, INDIE,
W. ID. Coiquitt Co
scbr New York, Cornwall, James river. lum-
Der, w. w. Wells
CLEARED,
Bremen bark Columbia for Bremen, with ais
hhdS tobacco and 2l5 hhds stems, by Schaer,
kohler Co.
SAILED,
Sehr Casper Heft, Shoe, New Bedford, via Pc
tersburg, mdze
nchr VIM. A. Hammonds, lowell, down the
river, light.
BALTIMoRE, Feb. 26.-Cl eared, schr S. Apple
ton, Richmond.
HAvKE, Feb. 6.-Arrir ed, ship James Guthrie,
Richmond.
NEW YORK, Feb. 23-Arrived, schr Susan and
Mary. Norfolk.
CHARLEsToN, Feb. 25.-Arrived, schr. B. Van
diver, Norfolk
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BE- Thoughts for Sick People.
DIR. HdMPTONS TTNCTURl

thoughts 81 Ss! III a1a R:TsSs'Fs; nuscrunr,
MR.. VIM HIGH,
Cured Of MMs%g1i;y t.is snS Nt;,su. Disease
Moot Dreac,ff 81 Se,9uia Of years aandiny lost
MISS MA fie: sco sP1f f'' fes 20 hi"
No. $50 Baltimore street,
'' e' .1d .' eas' q sssns a has q, a'oni'ed her
HEREDrTARY sCRoFULA.
son o o,c IN 'ne family OF the Hon II
Wa mass Of sores from head to foot. His eye
ball. d sg as nsa oat the
:, DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE, &c.
Mr.. VIM. Oldham, Of Baltimore Custom House,
suffered from these complaints for months, with
BODY and mind severely affected. He cured
i ~ HamPon's Vegetable Tincture, after other
COUGH. CONSUMPTION, &c.
Mr.. Henry u. Wynn had Cough for FIVE years
great wea kness, etc had in ALL We or six ply
by a 5iTd 81 The bgt engsd only
FEMALEs AND CHILDREN Tins TINCTURE
VIII be found great medicine for all their dis
Cali aud get Pamphlets, and read many of the
most powerful possible certificates of cures Of the
ae s"s d by e opE 0Ta flzsns 20
si.te in Petersburs; By MokfISfEski '2s M6W
keepers everywhere. II per bottle; six bottles.
Is fe 2s-d&cwts
~ Choice New Spring Goods.-W are now
Styles Of SE8 GOODS suited led to the season,
BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH and FRENCH PRINTS.
SPRING DkLAlNES, and other Dress Goods.
KID GLOVES and HOSIERY of every descrip-
i: c. HDKFs, LINEN SETS and WHITE
Aud full stock of BlEACHED and BROWN
PLAID 0ZNABURGS, LINEN GOODS, &C.
an tnr FH1nt II InTn a ~
Citizens and Strangers are invited to call and
examine. WATKINS FlCkLEN,
lie 2s-tt $50 Main st.
re ............. New Goods. .............lR
Just received, direct from the importer, some
Different Styles.
Also
Gilt and Black GiMPS and CORDS.
GEORGE RUsKELL,
fe 2s-3t No. 81 Main street
sttz large volume would not contain the
| vor of WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
| a safe, efficient, and reliable remedy in curing
| Coughs, Colds, and Pulmonary Disease. Many Of
| the cures are truly wonderful.
SO Sold by D AD!E : GRAY PTRCELL, LApD y
| other dealers in medicines. fe 26-2tW& as
Me- Anction.:-An assortment of GROCE-
fs SIT -t'' ''r,;'Go i. DAVENPORT, Auets.
KE Medical College of yirginia.--The An
nual GTR RMP6 e VII be held at
On FRIDAY, March LIST.
The valedictory Address will be delivered by
| Professor CONWAY.
The Medical E, Profession and the public are re-
| L. 5. J0YNES, NJ. D.,
| fe2I-St Dean OF the Faculty.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, FEB. ~, 1861.
High Water this day Thursday at 81 o'clk
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SP0TSWO0D HOUSE,

y RICHMOND, VA.
This now HOTEL, at the corner of MAIN and 9Th
streets. Just finished and elegantly furnished, is
now open for the accommodation Of guests
The location is the best in the city, and every
effort will be made TO please the patrons of the
House.
have secured the services of Mr. T. w Hon.
NIGER late Of the Everett House, New York.
no Sly JOSEPH II. CRENSHAW.
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THE RICHMOND EXAMINER will
LIBRARY Al AUCTION. :,

MEDICAL LIBRARY AT AUCTION.
w The valuable MEDICAL LIBRARY Of ths
late Dr. SAMUEL TAYLOR, of Manchester, will DO
sold at the auction rooms of j. II. DIsdEs, rs Asa
street, SATURDAY next, March "a. Sale 10
commence At 81 O'Clock Z. M
This Library is rieh in every department OF
Medicine, and vii DO found wall worthy the at
tention If physician. and students.
RS Catalogues will be ready MORROW {" cd
nesdsy, } and may he had OF the kuetinneer, or OF
WEST Il JOHNSTON, las Main street, TO whom
the books have been consigned, aud who will at
tend TO purchasing fer such gentlemen a. may os
unable To be present. IL 2o-tds
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LIFE OF AN ACT RESS
AND
MOBB. THE OUTLAW,
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HDUCATIoMAr.
CLOSING ERCIs Es

The closing exercises Of the NIGHT sf,pon, =.
the VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE VI, 2,
take place In the School Room AZ MECHaytrs,,
INSTITUTE HALL. on FRIDAY NIGHT , hs.ys
OF March, c1mmeneing at half pas, oelock' A'
a. M. bAiLEn Esq, the President Of ths In
be followed by Col. THoS. J. BvAYs. Il !"
-STURDIFANT. ESQ, will then present tn 80, -
miums awarded TO the scholars, prefscet Inv ran
propriats remarks. to which each pupil wifi ~
invited to attend. are
W. Ntrr,pr
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"ANTED.-A gentleman who wishes to en-
w ploy his evenings studying. is DESTROYS of
procuring the services Of a TEACHER, to give
LIsH BRANCHES Address "A. r. c." through
had fa "a ats
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-28

"ANTED-A MAN, to take charge OF and
w work STEAM ENGINE SAW-MILI, on
the Mattaponi River. He must be competen Mt aud
reliable. Apply to GEORGE WATT,
20 2I-9t% Richmond.
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Al HDR'RS 20. X" lsr REG. VA. VOLS
"a RICHMOND, Feb. 2sth 1851.
III Attend monthly meeting THIS EVEN
" ING, at SGliAD'S HALL, at o clock.
BY order of Capt. MILLER.
2S-lt IISkEAIER n
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"ANTED.All persons to know that mann
w facture all styles and qualities of TRUNKS,
and have always on hand the largest stock to be
found in the South. embracing superior Iron
Frame Sole Leather Trunks, ladies French Dress
Trunks, Bonnet Boxes also, all the common
styles, all sold Of manufacturers prices, whole
sale and retail, al salesrooms III Main street
nearly opposite Dispatch Office. Factory Cary
street, below 18th.
ne Trunks Repaired.
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P II. STARKE,
No. 80, three doors above ST. Charles Hotel,
fe est Richmond, Va
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"ANTED-1,0o CORDS OF WOOD cut on a
w place on View Bridge Road about three miles
from the Old Market, for which FORTY CENTS
70
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C. s. MILLER,
fe ls-2wt w. L. MILLER MA
VNlCHnON T. T. NJ ~ l. tNSC.r,,,.-

= fe.Sor HoLCoMBE having resigned the chair
q Glvli, CONSTITUTIONAL and lnterpationa Law
Equity, and the Law Merchant, in the University
OF Virginia, the Board of Visitors, al their meet
ing on the 9th of March next, will take into coz
sideratiou the acceptance of his resignation aud
the appointment OF successor.
Applications for the appointment should he ad.
dressed to the subscriber, at charlottesville. Va
TH0S. J. RANDOLPH,
fe l2-toM Rector University Of NirEinla
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@ MASONIC NOTiCE.-The members of
VAST. JOHNS LODGE, No. 80. are hereby
~ summoned to attend at their Lodge Room
in BoSHLR'S HALL, THIS DAY, Thurs
day. at o'clock p NJ to pay the last tribute of
respect to our late brother STRAsBERGER.
Members of sister Lodges Nos. 10, II, 10, 81, 50,
1870, lS4 and 1870, and all transient brethren, are
traternaly invited to unite with us.
BY order of the Worshipful Master.
fe 2S-l las
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hgdies uf tFnopS. have been rpniirmcd.-
There is ND doGbt whatever that a power
fnl army isyin motion, with a view 10 drive
the Federal fotres out Of Western Virginia
The hdyanEp 'Of.tiis uFnt is within twelve
miles of PliHippi; its right is at Beverly
and its leftiH StHuttOn, and it will move as
hlst us its means lpF transportation wiliad
init. Whether the fOrce that las appear-
ed al Piedmont and burned the bridge over
the Potcnas, near that point; so US 10 eur
on: Col! Whllaee's ronmuuicatiuns, is anv
p'lEt of Ihis army, aId moving in concert
wnh II, or 4 ipsrduding arting indep n
dcnily. rs not Known but 1t is prob ILLS the
former. Gov. Wise and State Adintaut
Genera! Garnrtt, are said 4, he IN r,,rnr rhanl,
Gen. Jackson aud Col Portprfeld having
lost caste With the troops Wise believes
in enerrilIn wnrsf,lre; bis blood, Richmond
m niipsto shows what hs. will d., and our
commenting ofi .efS sh0ulE nuke tllvirr | !.
cli!atfOns sreurdipgly. Wise isas rvmorse.
less as a Thug 0nda barbarian. III his meth-
DDS of TarefFre. He Will Sondust a CAM
paign with less q tinahitt tlnau a Canaan.
she, and lees rFgar,t for the usIges OF
modern warhire than n throat Sn: ting Dam
ite His heSylett Vengeance will fall up.
on the Uuioa rnsn in Northwestern VirRi
ui", If Ee can gen them into lis power.
&. H b. "a o"
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L S-SPEciAI NoTIcEs Double the above rates.
early Advertising ON reasonable terms aecor.
made. = =, - = s . ~ Ni'A Ti'
All from Transient persons or strlna
ers, to be paid Ior in dduIAce
Bnstne"s Cards mol exceeding Eve lines BIO pcry year
or 81 tn six months but fE' shorter period nuthibr
VIII lie counted less than a square. =, -
The privIlegp VI Annual Advertsinz "a ljr,I,el ~
ths Advertisers own Immediate business; and All
advertisements for tile benefit of other prsc1lS A.
well as all legal advertisements, and airortisenFpts
ofHictn sales and real es:ate, sent In by them mn.
-be paid for at tls ustuIi rates ~ : -
~ S1AdVErtlsemelTts NOT accompanied with WRITE.
lrvcttVuA will be inssrfed until forbid nlni eiar
I, cOrlinEly.
:. Notees Tor Political Meeting to be charged In ali
Sea a. full tuIek lITt T6S f'lsli'f :. -
1FrlsEes Notices Of Fun erals and announCoinefts
ep't' 9tstilk each. =. noyi1-'Fe :
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'AliSSt uYi flfliiIgCDnl 3lnY.

"a ~ lib OUAA +bH .
Incorporated Feb. 2zd, 1851.
CAPITAL sToCK....... :. .......... $500 COO,
Ills COMPANY IS sFUkSII b F1Is s,ul II IL
onr st'ie. Ne do not piU,ss 10 It s,Nriitil ~
hgIHy phtshihl'pIc m"lnea in initiating this ca
1etPl~r &c Icl!cVc ;irt tie sIJtE san 4 u.ce 10
pay large dviticds and at a. e snE TIM, It,r tti
-os'i ac'"nlp ishe Sieasr iIoEIcas ul, IN, Dc
Neltoihg hn'l making kn.wi ht nstut blIi. n pI,l
NeA ia 81 Missouri han Is tie fN 1 lin c, u :,
amount 81 our capital invested in aS uiLrr lusICs
We sLaii Hhe his piIiSe 81 puF 4 NJ Hry a {, IN
plcie nininE buieAu oI tic niiuriil ret1 -, at ,is
Fthlt. Wv have pvWrr uu..sr rlHittr to pur.
chase aud SCH mineral lgnHs ulrieytr I.tats, in
.Ss,nli, Si''A iht%f' 'tHA Nili lc y#Cpd cuI-
chase and work tasi niIet, i! dealing iWii.l Ills
" Ne rsreetfil'y solicit tile attention ef al, p,o
have mineral lands tor sale to .Cnl u a sIs, cut
OF the snne. rli the Kind nf nireiai- on ILrr
lan's. ne EhnIer of ncre, the lorHtio tic low
eAt SN>il ptlet u'ej arr wiling 10 take f,T su Do.
We shail wUrk Only tcli T.inei.,.s t4iy nitcN Iut
ShSi q On amt prove meet = Iltyl"Ils -clI tbs
look, Tor subscription to Tie stock Rie now TeiI nt
The Office Of The CSIul1uU Main EtTrct Eul jLvc,t
SeFi!sS q LGenst "ysr Merchants lank ,hiIauco
No" oca'f street. All who feel M itcrrrI 1. tbs
business and have IHnity will de, eli 10 cain snJ
tuh7crilc. Those wishing Il, ck IiyiI g ont tf n
city. can secure It Icy tnelntiI cent of lilo
amount wanted 10 the resident or TIeaauIGr
nIREcT0rs:
Henry D. Bacon isq, s2s Matthew Butler. Fsq.,
IA Alfred CaIp. leg. l. H. uarwuud 10
Io;ep la,iirrop. Lsq., q. M.I,yncI. Itq..
TRUSTEES:
:. llenry D. Bacon, :. /. T. B.gy.
u. BCTLEli, Treas. ALFlLL CLAII:, Prcs't.
The above Pro-peCtus las up to iii. date L.tn
published IN OILY tuLit 4 lpIctr Ia Zen
days Ma extra ulIOrIs get ,tt eL iHGt have lac n
mn @: yet tue public sO well MI CCa e tie G,Ild-
tess "f the cntrrpi su. that oItT uu trdit Ill us-
aud dhllaTr st llI- rtsck has already eeI iRAeI NO
w' breiy rttc that the siTC ~ $i Car l. RAID
IN l Without faI tier li'laiitE transferable 10y C-
livery; registered only WLeu divide Ids ntr I,tp,Td
Any Tersou having E1iry lAfe rnn ~ u 4 ur.
elI11e 0t sharr- ia tile MisruIi Iiuihg Con Ialny
s''Sk that taEeady converted iutb ti l.,
severed. Lt f,,t.I,id 4, ,..i' - ~
:. 81, louis. No, March .. 1901.