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GENERAL NEWS.

WASHINGTON, May 10, 1852
EFFECT OF GENERAL HUNrER's EMANCIPATION
ORpHR.
Tho Hunter proclamation has presented unavoidable
issue which Il il believed will result in the breaking up
OF the Cabinet The President has expressed not only
dissatisfaction but indignation. is asserted that four
members OF tho Cabinet sustain the course OF General
Hunter but one at least Of those thus estimated is
known TO entertain different views.
is stated positively that General Hunter will be i'm
meaateiy recalled and that the characteristic frmness
Of the President will be exhibited in tho which
he in Get the issue thus forced upon him. and that he
will vhether with or without the support Of the Cab
net act consistently with his formerly and repeatedly
expressed opinions and intentions.
The emancipation proclamation OF General Hunter has
much establishment and
here. Many refuse TO believe II genuine IL so far
transcends the proclamation Of General Fremont which
encted prompt rsbuke from the President that spsou
,aton 10 loss TO determine how this will be treated
by the administration There many even among the
most conservative who recognise the justice OF this
re,ribution upon the chief instigasors Of the re.
bellion and Hrst actors In 1t, but IL Is
urged that q resort TO such extreme mea.
surss will give more strength TO the rebellion
than aid 20 the cause OF the Union Those who regard
the war Is an Intervention OF Providence for the abo
ton OF slavery look upon the proclamation Of General
Hunter simply the beginning OF an inevitable result OF
the desperate attempt Of the people Of tho South 70
urn the and trampe upon the constitution
ENFORCEMENT OF THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW.
Az corolary TO the Hunter imbrogo, II is stated
hat tho United states Marshal Of the District has been
directed to execute the Fugitive Slave law by the return
OF number Of fugtvss from Maryland. This 10 In
dicaiion OF the course Of the President.
The Fugitive Slave law is being quietly enforced in this
District to-day the military authorities not interfering
with the judicial process There are at least four hun
dred cases pending is said that or the negroes
whose owners or agents from Maryland here seeking
their recovery, mysteriousy disappeared this morning
GENERAL wooL's PROMOTION CONFIRMED.
The senate to-day confirmed the nomination Of Brsvst
Major General Wool TO be Major General OF the army,
for gallant conduct the 10th Of May, in taking the
CITY or Norfolk, and for other gallant services.
VINO FIRST uoIsTRD THE UNION FLAG AT YORK
TOWN.
Hon. Henry Wilson has received letter from q Held
officer OF his old regiment. claiming for the Twenty
secopd Massachusetts, the honor OF raising the first
national flag upon the rebel works at Yorktown, at SIX
O'Clock in the morning OF that day, and tho Twenty.
sscond relieved Col Black and the advance guard Soon
After the rebcl works were occupied by Col 10, who
p,onted tho national Dag belonging 70 bis regiment upon
tho whore IL remained during tho day being
IN, only nag raised Npon tho works, Or IN tho town
vnlil thu Forty fourth New York camo up N the after
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SENATOR WILSON AND GENERAL MCCLELLAN
In another column we publish card from
Senator Wilson, of Massachusetts, in which he
denies the very things which are VIGOROUSLY
true of him In reference to General Mcclellan
1t is true that he did go about the hotels aud
the newspaper offices running down General
Mcclellan and his plans and movements, and
that, in consequence of such representations,
several of Metropolitan journals have assailed
that General and published articles to bring
public opinion to bear upon him, in order to
compel change in his plans. The case is too
strong against Mr.. Wilson to permit his present
denial to be Of any avail The best thing he
can do is to make clean breast by confessing
his error, and amend his future conduct by alb
staining from intermeddling in campaigns or
the conduct Of the war. Such matters are en-
'irely out Of his sphere. He evidently does not
understand them, and his proper course is to
leave the art and science Of war to the gene
rails in the field, and attend to the legislation of
the country, in the best manner of which be is
capable. The Tax bill, for instance, demands
all his energy and attention, and by exerting
himself to have it passed at once he will render
his State and the Union at large better service
than by indulging in foolish criticisms about
what he cannot comprehend.
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this respect during the present session than o. any
one former session.
GENERAL sICKLEs ORDERED TO RESUME COMMAND o.
HIS BKIGADEa
General Sickles appeared again to-day in his brgads
geaeras uniform He has been ordered to resume th1
command OF the Excelsior Brigade and Is to proceed i'm
mediaely TO the pennsnls. He has bean actively
gagged efforts procure she immediate exchange OF the
officers of his brigade who taken prisoners
and have paroed Last evening he visited those
men, tho Soldiers Retreat, and greeted with bos-
ferrous enthusiasm. They gathered around him with
manifestations OF real affection. He addressed them in
brief and spirited speech reetting that he was pre-
vented from leading them at the battle of Williamsburg,
and promising to do in their next engagement. He
greeted with cheers upon cheers and was evidently
favorts with all. very excellent portrait OF General
Sickles, by Miss Van wycke, exhibited by Phillips
Solomons attracts much attention. The Secretary q
War ordered the payment Of the expenses incurred
In the equipment preparation for service OF General
Sickles' Excelsior Brigade.
THE POTOMAC AQUEDUcT.
Tho House OF Representatives have initiated bill for
transferring the charge OF the Potomac aqueduct Coz
struction from General Megs II s said truly that b
has his hands full as Quartsrmastsr General, with ap-
preparations his for the next year amounting
to hundred or two millions OF dollars. Tho main POs
ton OF the aqueduct is completed. But little more
needs 10 bedous to lot In the water Of the Potomac
THu MAILS FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Tho mails for New Orleans will bs made up as Ne~
York. TO be forwarded by sea every steamer which
may for that port therefore tho communication b.
these cities will be frequent Postmasters are
requested to forward all mail for New Orleans 70
the New York Post ONCE.
DEATH or SOLDIER.
Sergeant Charles Irwin, Company G. Fifty-htfh New
YORK regiment died this afternoon the National Hos
pal, from wounds received at the battle Of williams
burg.
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The JEFF. DAVIS FORGED DEsPATCH.-The
confidential circular purporting to be from jeff
Davis, in which he expresses himself despair
ingly of the Confederate cause, turns out, as we
felt it to be, forgery. 1t had so much of a
counterfeit presentment" on the face of il
that we did not care to publishit. Our contem,
poraries, more credulous, have been giving il
extensive circulation. They ought to know
Davis better than to suppose him capable, I'M
der any circumstances, of thus frankly commit
ting his thoughts to paper.
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The TaIBUNE's Gun MANuFAcroRY.-The
Tribune says that it has explicitly CONTRA
dicted and thoroughly refuted" our charges
that its editors and proprietors were engaged in
the contract business. This is deliberately I'M
true. The Tribune has never dared to reply to
our charges, or allow its readers to see them.
Our information was based upon official docu-
ments, on record, in the proceedings Of Congress
and at the War Department, and it is as useless
for the Tribune to contradict" a. it il impossi-
BILE for the Tribune to "refute' these accusations.
Why does poor Greeley persist in assaling the
HERALD, pray, when his own leading editor, Mr..
Cay, declares in the letter we published yes
terday that ''the HERALD is constantly ahead
Of ussr Why not own up ct once and eat hum
BILE pie quietly?
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WEAK DEvIcEs-The air is filled with flying
rumors Of all sorts of disasters to our armies
East and West, including the untimely decease
Of some of our bravest generals. Our informa-
ton. however, from responsible sources and
from all quarters, the latest on hand by the
mails or the telegraph, Is perfectly satisfactory
So that these id &c rumors OF Union defeats and
disasters Of all descriptions may be set down as
among the weakest of the weak devices OF the
enemy.
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The UNION REACTION IN TENNESSEE. the
account, which we publish to-day, of the late
great popular Union demonstration in Nash
vile. If such things come in the green tree,
what may we not expect in the dry.
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IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
Effect Of General Hunters Emanci-
patton Proclamation.
THREATENED DISRUPTION OF THE CABINET
GEN. HUNTER TO BE RECALLED.
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Consistent and Conservative Course
OF tho President.
ENFORCEMENT OF THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW
Treasury Regulations Relative to Trade
with the Reopened Ports.
Action OF the Senate ON the Con-
flscation Bill,
&e., &c.. &c.
WAR GAZETTE.
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Consistent and Conservative Course
OF tho President.
OFFICIAL.

oEpxn rHANKINa GEN. WOOL FOR TEE CAPTURE OF
NORFOLK.
WASHINGTON, May 16, 1852.
The skifui and gallant movements or Major General
John E. Wool and the forces under his command, which
resulted in the surrender Of Norfolk and the evacuation
Of the strong batteries erected by the rebels Sswa
Point and Craney Island and the destruction Of the rebel
ronclad steamer Merrmac regarded BY the Presi-
dent as among the most important successes Of the
sent war; He therefore orders that his thanks Com
mander Chief Of the army and navy be communicated
By the War Department to Major General John E. Wool
and tho ofcsrs and soldiers Of his command for their
gaantry and good condus. in the brilliant operations
mentioned.
BY order OF the PRESIDENT.
Made at the city OF Norfolk, the 18th day OF May,
1862.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary OF War.
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sailing Of tie America.

LaurAx, n. s., May 10, lse2'
Tho America arrived b.ro Boston at halfpast cur
this mo, aius and lied again for LIVERPOOL quarter,
past six,
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The EVENING Posr AND THE 9snIs.-The
Evening Post charges that the HERAIH1hs in
jured the Union cause by exaggerating the num-
Der Of rebel troops in the field, and then goes
on to say that Beauregard's CIPHER despatch
reveals the real rebel force. Well, the He
fs.sblished Bsauregard's despatch exclu-
siyely, and believed IL reliable, even when the
Post pronounced IT a forgery. So the Post
contradcts itself and had better confne its at
tention in future to Its own offences against
the Union cause, ito attacks upon General
Mcclellan included.
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RICHMOND AND CoRNTH-OuR ADVANTAGES
Deprived almost entirely Of the provisions OF
the border slave States, the two great rebel
armies of Richmond and Corinth, hastily mus
tered and badly provided for long campaign,
are reduced to the alternative Of an early battle,
or retreat without battle, for the means Of
subsistence. On the other hand, every day
passed without battle strengthens Mcclellan
and Halleck, and more and more consolidates
their forces. We are not impatient, therefore,
for decisive battle, either near Richmond or
at Corinth. when every days delay operates to
strengthen us and to weaken and demoralize
the enemy.
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THE Memo QUESTION IN TENSEssEE.-In the
Nashville Unson Of May IL we find two col
umns Of advertisements devoted to fugitive
slaves arrested and detained in prison, chiefly
in Davidson county, and in regard to whom the
owners are requested to "come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take them away"
These advertisements are published under the
eve Of President Lincoln's Provisional Cover
nor, Andrew johnson; SO that the local arrange.
ments of Tennessee in regard to slavery re-
main practically undisturbed by Governor
johnson. We know that he il acting under the
advice and instructions Of the President; but
how is it, then, with General Hunter, in South
Carolina? Another Fremont case, no doubt.
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House OF Representatives.


ruE HOMICIDE MEssRs. SCOTT AND MATHEWS IN VIRGINIA.
Tho SPEAKER laid before the House communication
from the Secretary OF War; enclosing report from Gen.
GARY concerning the homicide OF Robert Il. Scots
and man named Mathews recently In Facquier county,
Virginia from which IL appears they were killed ny TWO
nrivstes Of Wisconsin regiment, as thcy, with arms In
nav hands werc entering house where the soldiers
ma shelter 70 ca pture them Ono OF the latter
sho, and the other escaped II Is added they had been
rnl,y az maraudug In the section through which they
nnsssed while seeking TO join thor regiment.
s.vr,u or mn wooD ON AFFAIRS Tns NATION.
~ pryyAMS woop, (opp.) OF n. r., not wishing to
the OF tho House in delivering speech IN
liz condition OF the Union, obtained periss TO print
n He says that II has been left To him To- speak the
mrs, word behalf Of bis suffering country
mon There were gentlemen within hts vision whose
svorn purpose nrs dsre even TO the pre-
seryat ion Of tho republic 10 emancipation They hrst APP
pod the torch aud are now more busy tnin ever win
hrow,n0 fresh fuel 10 the flames Should history
trace (which God forbd the record OF this oountry's
ruin that page will seem tho strongest 10 those who
read that which shall toll Of the madness and wicked
ness OF the arch-fanatics OF aootonsm In the dark
win bear the inspiration Of their names In he
pace OF making the negro question the subject matts Of
debate Congress should take into earnest and solomn
consideration some expodient Tor securing peace hs be-
eved success would thor Efforts An honorable
peace was within their grasp, and when the peoge shall
realize that II only the infamous design TO Strengthen
anti movements which prevents esrt TO OBJ
tain peace woo the chiefs Of tho abolition party. Bus
nealed 10 tho ofter feelings which shou pervade hui
manity TO the lovers Of our common cou'<ry. we want
union of soye egns or subjects IN conclusion no
urges and cntrcats Congress TO adopt some measures
which may bring about cessation Oh nosthites WIN
view 70 negotiation. u,,.
Private bills were considered
Adjourned till Monday.
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New York. Saturday, May II, 1854.
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trsmo West TO locate section Two or three millions
year will be- distracted from government revenues by
the operation Of the act. while the expenditure land
account win be greater than ever before. II 10
stated at the Interior Department that number OF
clerks win be necessary in the General Land ONCE and
in the Office Of the several Districts TO register tho
OF persons applying for the benefit OF the act They
must fret exhibit proofs At the locaand once to show
that they are qualified and Al the end Of Eve years they
mus, file papers 10 show that their occupancy has
continuous Transcripts must be sent here, where
rosters will be opened exhibiting the state Of things con.
corning each claimant.
RESTORATION or THE ARLINGTON ESTATE.
There are now . hundred or two Of contrabands al
work upon the Arlington estate oil the region about
hsro TO be- restored 10 the condition that existed before
the war thousand Of such aborsrs vii. DO needed for
long period.
THE CAPITOL EXTENSION.
The Capitol extension II nearly completed bus penny
wise and pound foolish policy withholds the small appro
pration wanted put the exterior in condition to pre-
vent injuries BY exposure Almost al the needed mate
rial marble and iron ready, AMI strong effort will
bs made TO obtain as matter Of economy, the appro-
pria,iou needed for tho continuance Of the work.
ILLNESS OF SENATOR RICE.
Senator Rice Is extremely H. suffering from severe
bemorrhsge Fears are entertained for his recovery.
THE COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE.
MI. Isaac Newton was to-day nominated as Commits.
soper of Agriculture Tho whole Wisconsin delegation
including Senators and Representatives 10 Congress in
tond apply in person for the reinstatement
OF General Hamilton TO the command Of his division.
DISCRIMINATION or THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
The Committee on Public buildings and Grounds bare
m infested this sessi s appreciation OF tho sessiy
Tor the Improvement Of the ty. More has been dous
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WINTER ARRAR0EmEHT
Philadelphia, Wilmington, add Baltimor
H a IhR q ID.


On and afssr MONDAY, NOV. Is, 1881,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADEL
For Raltimors, ~ $50 .. m, slsa n II .Ss .. N
For Chester, At sisa n, Il IA = m. . Is and loS
FOR wllminston, 1t $50 =. m. $40 g. M, II 80 .
For New Castle, at sls O. m and a.Is D. n
ror Dover, At 8 Is .. m. and 3.4S p. m ..., B..
For Milford, at lb .. M
For salisbury, N 8 10 N. -.r..,,..,,
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPnIA =
Leave Baltimore st 10 . m. {Exprees3 Ia ,
Leave wilmington at Tso and IiSs / m. 40
St6, and $50 p q. -.r ,r. .-.. ..
Leave Leave SiifCsa i !. Us >, L. - ''o'' a0'i'
Leave Dover at 3 a. m. knd sop. m.
Leave New Castle at II ! m and g. 10 D. N.
Leave Chester At $50 m, IL Is, t.bo, and aa
Leave Bsltimors for ssl.bsr, and inserssdia,.
1stions q % .rd p n; for Dover and iuterrne
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester at 8+6 . m, IL O6 and II. 10 D. n
Leave Wilmington At : 80 q. m, 90 n u u
ERETGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached
will run q follows: ~ ~
Leave PhiiadeiPhia, TOR rerryvlls and Intern.
d'9ts plsSsss, st ~ 10 ?; m m n'..u.,
.,s s piss.s, a1okH .s Is M ' '''' ana 'n'sr"eo
Leave Bsitimors, for Havre de arsos and inter
mediate stations, atoa. m.
ON SUNDAYS ONLY Il.r..l..
. A. a.s0 g. m aad 1850 p. p IRON Philsdslphia is
At from Baltimore % Phil.dslphia. '.,,' . i.. @
more will run daily, xo~iays soep!s& +,
Jan 2-n Presideat.
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CWR Rus1ON, VIA NEWPORT AM
+ FALL AlVGll.

By the splendid md saIsrior stsan- /. >E-S
rrs n TR POLLS, NIPPLE
STATE, BAY STATE. aad STATE OF 4X1NF
of great strength s.d speed bat artcalsry sdaptet
10 The navigaftoa Of Long fsland Sound. running Il
cOnnectio. with the Fall River snd Old Colon
railroad, distance Of % mles only to Boston.
The stssnsr EHPIRE STATE, Capt brsytoo.
Nouasys, Wednssdays, and Friday, ct I O'Clock, r
y. touching at Newport each way.
The steamer MEfROPOLIS, Capt Grown, OF
TuesdAys, Thur~days, and saturdays, At 4 o'eleek
e. n, touching at Newport each vay. -.
TheR s.sanen are ntted with oo9modius stAts
rDoms, end every arrangement tor the security snt
Dmfort Of passenger, who Afforded BY this roatl
nights rest % board and. on arrival at Fail river
proceed Per steamboat train resohinx Boston early
ihs following ssesniae, or nay remain on boasd IN
I'll starting Of the Aooomooaatiea st A. n, b.
4 baggage master b sttashed 70 sAOh steamer, VIII
rcoeivss and tickets the basHsAs, and sooompanie
the sans 70 Ms destination. .r..I
A steamsr runs Ii eonssctioa With THE line, b.
,wssu Fsll river snd ProvidsnAs, daily. s.espt 3aS
frsish. 70 Boston 10 SOrwaraed throsss With Ersa
dispatsh By A M pres Tnin. whinh leaves fal
DIVER every noruinG, Sandays s1csptsd, st u
O'Clock, fst BSstsa ssd New Bedisrd, siIvias til
iestiAAtioa q shout II A, II, r :. o.
For fretsht Q. pasease, apply On boara, OF atts
md berthe, apply on bsasA, OF II desired 70 ssosr
II - WIN. BORDEN, Agent,
suG LIFT 10 and II West street N Y.
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6z6SEF0ER TR.l lFS
From Washinston.

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asdtksWess, vil Be- FSn = sollew:
sDsHay TsAs sstvesa WasAA.stos and Bsli-
DAILY T,si.s bstwsa wa1Aisgtos and the West
On s.sA.ys, Two Trains to Bal'iners, and oss
Fs:.Sser ~ @ M u. We. .sk,ss se.. es.ssetic.s
more sud ONO Railroad NJ an pSsn vsst at lower
ss Scs & ssSsDsxFzix Az si X n az. And H. new ro.x
IfsSi rSs n q x.ssss.: ::s 4 In
. sef 2 "a AL B foinTs WEST, and ss.!es. along
at 7.40 o. m and 8 p n, and O Suuaays q p N.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
NJ LA: s:~ ~ . An!. ee:.2a y M:ss'o. 's
p Leave Z. New Ysrs .. p. n. phll.delpais 1850 P
m; Baltinofs A0 .. \. Arrive at washinston OK
Leave new Yosk q II p n, rhlisdslehis s.so q
n. Batimvrs 7.Ie . u. Arrive Of Washhssos
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loa.. - so 2. 2. ss wsahiass'a Arrive 'hsr'
at q = ssss ~ J. ~ ..a us n eaz 70. s.u
Baitimose q washington.
Psssassss lssvias WasAi.ssoa .. ,.Ie . n
Junssise sR,Hyl With ts.ins % Balti.ers s.d Ohio
ior iii psiS a .ss tSs i.s & Ssiiisor, ssd Ohio
Road, n Maryland and virgisia.
Trai1s leave Annapolb for Baltinoes anl Wash
instea daily, except Sundays, as sis q. n a.d $40
Ps~snssr Trains leaving wssnlnsto. .s 900 = ::
II a. n. sed p n, and Baltimore at A.ao and 7.lo
g. ~. N. - $50 2: n scp only a A""~a''s and
Way fassssgers must take the Aooom~sdssss nNai's
ahy.
my9o naGesr Of Transportatoa, Bait.
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JK1AssKlN0TON AND GEORG ETU w n
w Id HALLWAY COMPANY.
Notice Of Opening Of Beelu Of Subscription 10
Capital Stock.

Ia accordaaee with the 18th ac,iou Of the no, OF
Co gress to iaeorpprats the Washington a,l
Georgetown Raj way Company, approved May II,
1862, which psovides a. follows: That within live
aE PIT hs IN Of h' asi .hs S
il any refuse or neg cot to act then majority Of Of
the remainder, shall ceuss books Of subscription to
the capia stock of sad company 70 be opened, and
kept Qpeu, IN soie copveAAsEs and accessible rlac
la ths eity of Washington, ir0n nipe o'clock Ia the
toreaepei I'LL i've o'diook 10 the ifteRnoou. for
pefed 10 ~ h.sd by said oorPesatcs, not lsss III.
noNs,, Sy adysrt..emeut n, In the ds!,y p,l.fs quo
,ndJleS paaos where. saAd books shall BE- opeled,
aDd the tub'criseH upoa said book 70 the capital
s.ock sl tn eompaAy shsil be held to be stookhold
oIs.f fyVNided, That every subsorIbss shall pay a,
The time Of subscribing % per osnt OF the amount
BY him %sscissS r ne nssss5sr Ar ,pYSSStsd p ~ ,hs
s"ia, .IS y a. II iwS days, ! larger smeun UNI
have been tibed, ~ books shsil be closed, ard
Lne sslt cerpo a,oIs nasd ~ the Ast section shall
torthuith pSocesd to sbpoffioa sAid cspital stock
anonR the subsoribers, pro rdtd, ysnd maEe pubiic
proclamation OF the number Of shares allotted to
each which sh.ll be done and completed on The
u =, That nothing shall be received 10 pay ment Of
the twenty five psr centum at the time Of ubserio
ing, except money, or checks or oestiacates OF do
posit, indorsed good" by the presiient or ca HE
OF some gooi solvent bank or bantsn l
. Notice n hereby gwen, that the books Of sabsni
ton WI De oIsnsd on Friday tn. 2sd instsai 2,
street Ae9t Seoe sortA ef hAiR~drsssis9 ssioop an
vii 4ps 80 fsea .. \. III . sVsn. and bo
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