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The following is the Presidents Mes
sage on the Emancipation of Slavery in
the District of Columbia:
FsllnO- Citizens Of the Senate and House Of
Representatives;
The act entitled "An act for the re-
lease of certain persons held to service
or labor in the District of Columbia" I"
has this day been approved and signed.
l have never doubted the Constitution
al authority of Congress to abolish sla-
very in the District, and have desired
to see the Natinal Capital freed from
the institution in some satisfactory way.
Hence there has never been in my mind
any question on the subject, except one
Of expediency, arising in view of all the
circumstances. If there be matters within
and about this act which might have ta-
ken the course or shape more satisfactory
TO my judgment, / do not attempt TO
specify them. am gratifed that the
true principles Of compensation and col
onization are both recognized and prac-
tically applied in this act. 10 the mat =
ter of compensation, it is provided that
claims may be presented within ninety
days of the passage of the act, but not
thereafter; and there is saving for mi
nors, femmes covert insane or absent
persons. presume there is an omis-
sion, by mere oversight aud | recon-
mend that it be supplied by an amend
atOry or supplemental act
Signed,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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what PnrsOn BrOwnloyy suffered ira
Prison.

Prison.
He was thrown into room with about
twenty-five others, with no furniture but
wooden bucket and tin cup. There
was not room on the floor for all 10 sleep
at once. The prisoners took rest by
turns, portion standing while the 9TH
ers slept. The bucket and tin cup were
used for watering the occupants Of the
room. A buckethl would scarcelE so
round, as the weather was warm and
many Of them were feverish. To supply
them with water, a hogshead Of il was
brought and placed in the yard, and one
Of the prisoners was permitted to go un-
der An escort of bayonets, and draw a
bucket full Through the windows they
could see crowds Of dirty, sweaty Con-
federate soldiers go 20 the hogshead and
wash their hands and faces in IT, DR.. b..
himself would demonstrate, telling them
il was the prisoners only dependence
iOG uiluhlNE MdtNIs hD ANPAJ WAat tAob
the water in which a Confederate soldier
washed his hands and face, was good
enough for any d---d Lincolnitc to
drink The food given the prisoners was
composed Of scraps from hotel Of a
leading se3essionist--the meat and
bread sometimes half raw and sometimes
burned As this vile treatment and
loathsome diet produced disease, the
Confederate brutes were afforded addi-
tional opportunities for Offering personal
indignity. In the most retiring demands
Of nature, they were purposcly exposed
to the gaze, on little eminence selected
for that purpose, and the refined south
ern eye was invited to the spectacle, as
ono ofits rights" Perhaps thisis the on
ly right it ought to euloy under the SON,
at least until q learns better manners
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NO. 10 @t

FarbarIty OF SecessIon--AtrOciOus
Decision OF a Confederate Attoruey
General.
We have shown reeapted instances Of
disposition on the part of rebel leaders
and rebel newspapers, to disregard ths
ordinary usages Of warfare, and to In
troduce the most harbarous practices ints
the civil strife now raging through tho
land. They burn bridges, they burn ho-
tells, they rip up railroads, they cut sols-
graph wires, they fire the cotton and de-
stroy the crops of their own friends.
But this monstrous crime is sanctionedby
the highest legal authority, and justified
by the decisions Of Courts and of AT
tornoy Generals. We take from tho
Union and Amc,ioan, Of the 18th Of
August 1861, the following opinion
of Mr.. MHEs, the Attorney Geuerat
of the Confederate States for tho districs
Of South Carolina Not in the annals of
the Spanish Inquisition, not in the black
records of the dungeons Of Venice, or Of
Austria, not in the brutal atrocities of the
savage tribes of America, can anything
more villainous, more cold -bloOded, more
demoniac be found than in this opinion
of this Confederate Attorney General
Here It is. 80
War, however Is not matter between
| Governments ia thcir political character
merely; t affects every cit'z3n OF beth eoun-
! tries. Az soon as lte Government, which
! is the Acknowledged agent OF tle public will,
! has declared war; q Is w7r bcween aH tin.
/ diUidIals Of tie one and az tie iRdiUi3,t4ls Of
! oter ichich ihe nation IS eonp9sSa ryesptcve Of
| The iies Of blood and g, 'oe'2i, PogieA Or 5mi'
ness dEaitits
1t follows nom tbls u1iver,al hostility,
( which IL thl D,ces'ary iuciIent of war, not
| only, that he GorGHmlnt hB a. right 10 deal
Uih tte prQpafg Qf fhe e9e@y whici shall fab
| llo rs pg,gsY, m 8uca m3iiaer os IA shalt deem
lest for the interest Of the sckote, upon an eu--
! larged view Of policy aud expsdi noy--im-
prisoniug their prisons, ard eenascating
| their property and drb't; Il u shall deem il
eXpedieui 10 do 80 but also thai all rela-
tions other than those q hostility, between
the euhiec's of he beiigeent couphies,
must enHeiy cease. rg
Here is declaration Of indscriminAts
warfare against persons and property,
expressed with such latitude that any
outrage and oppression may be commit
ted, any family turned out Of doors, or
imprisoned, any property conGscated-
and in lno any amount or species of in
jury inflicted which a hostile party mag
deem to It's adUntage. Tho laws of COM
mon humanity are cast aside and tho
rebel Government is advised to act in ali
thin3s GAS TT SHALL DEEM BESTl1
Inhuman doctrine, which IL carried into
practice, would make He'll itself shrink
back appalled, with horror, and fll all
the winds Of Heaven with one long and
bitter wall Of human agony! Friends Of
nity-what good can come Of a cause
conceived in sin so black, and supported
| by such damning ipiquites? All the
civilized world lifts up its hands TO God
aud prays foryently for It's after over
throw, and that prayer will surely be
answered.
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Skirmishing Near Yorktown.
A Now York corresDoudent saws:

During The nrst days ski'mish on our right,
two soldiers, one ION Maine, he other from
Georgia, posted themselves each behind a
tree, aud indulged IN suudry shots, without
effect dn either side. at ihe same time KEEP
ing up lively chat. Fiua'ly. ihai getting
"a lluls WdiOus. Georgia calls cat 10 Name,
Give me rho~. ineeniGg stp out and
give au opportunity 20 BIT Maino, Ia re-
Fponse. pokes out bis head a few inches, rnd
Georgia cracks away and mi-s-s Too
high" ays Maine. Nov give me a show ~
Georgia pixies out HE head. aud Maine blaEes
away, Too low" siCgs G,orga. 10 this
way The Two allcrnWed sytral lines, With
ouJ Mtdug Fiually Naine seui. bali So
rs ,p graz the ire within AN inch ur $50 Of
the ear o. Georgia "Crse firing shouts
q ofeia 'Cea,e ID g." responds Maine.
Look herr.' sAls onp wr have carried on
thi. bu-iae,s long enough igr one day,
SpOgg we adj uTI l,r raH0H.|' "Ayofd "
SAYS ihe Quar- Aud so il- iwJ marched
aWay an ftus d.recuoPs 'us whisliug
.Ysnkea Doodle 'hs olh "D,xle.'
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HORSE STOLEN.

..-rgts stolen from the lower wharf onsN
W 'a4urday last, March 29th, a BAY kksftNa
.s,rr hnout lak hands high, iOur years EA=EA-
h ,,r white fect and perfectly white face. Size
Nv IN a saddle OF the government pattern with
.en,os ana brass mounting halter and brdle WHOM
Son m ys S saiaP' ~ @ sas, FewSfa l'T rs8, es ,'sSy
I" "F JAS L. SE1nEhI,
Lf4- -tes Nal 7th Pa Cavnlrv.
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the soldiers demean themselves Nor 10 II
uncommon 20 hear exclamatons Of aston
isbmout from the lip, Of Nashvtlli citlz'rs,
and confessions thai their minds had beeu
abused as to the true character Of The army.
They now embyacl az frienls those whom
they so recently regarded a- ioea.
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s25 REWARD.

cpRNAN, by The name Of II. s. WEBER, belong.
~ ing 10 Col. MoCooKs regiment sch Ohio Infantry
-. 10 my stable on the 22d, ana hired Horse,
y ~, aud uafness. The Horse s white, eleven
s,o3s hiah about ten years Old, letlocks trimmed
hird legs well stocked. The Buggy is without top,
srs bor black buggy; Ne will no doubt attempt 10
M the establishment. Tho above reward viii DO
a ar any Information that will lead TO the recovery
p'1o ngoperty III. a. HAMMER.
20
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ohio Generals at the late battle.

Ohio Generals at the late Battle
The two highest Generals in command
at Pittsburg Landing, Generals GRANT
and BUELL., are Ohioans. Gen. GRANT is
forty years of age, graduate of West
Point, and served honorably in the Mexi-
can war. His commission as Brigadier
was dated May 18th, 1861. He was
engaged during the most Of last year in
Missouri, subsequently having command
of the division that occupied Paducah,
Ky. He commanded at the battle of
Fort Donelson, and upon the creation of
the new military district of Western
Tennessee, his was appointed to the COM
mand, with the rank of Major General
General D. G. BUELL., is now forty-two
years old. He was born in Ohio and
reared in Indiana. He was a graduate
of West Point, and has been in the army
twenty years. He served as Lieutenant,
Captain and Adiutant in the Mexican
war, receiving a severe wuund at Churn-
busco. When the war broke out he was
Lieutenant Colonel in California lie
was appointed a Brigadier- General by
Congress, and put in command of a divi-
sion Of the Potomac Army. Although a
Major General, he is outranked by GRANT
who therefore had command of the com
biped armies at Pittsburg Landing
General BUELL. arrived with his army al
the decisive moment, in time to save oui
army and win the day.
Gen: w. II. SHERMAN, another very pro-
minent officer in the late battle, is also an
Ohioan, having been born at Lancaster, il
that State He is now forty-two years
of age. lie married the eldest daughter
of the Hon. THos. EwING, and now has Z
family of six children. After graduating
at West Point, he went TO California, bu
in few years returned, and wasappoint
ed President Of the Louisiana Military
Institute. AT the breaking out Of thr
rebellion, he resigned his position, ant
visited Washington for the purpose of ex
posing the extent of the insurroction. HI
was in command Of Brigade at Bulr
Run, and was soon after transferred {,
Louisville, where he remained until Gen
BUELL. was placed in command.
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THE DUKE or WELLmGToN. - Some
years since, the Duke was sitting at his
library table, when the door opened, and
without any announcement ia slalked q
figure Of singularly ill-omen. whore
you = asked the Duke, in his short dry
manner, looking up without the least
change OF countenance, upon the intruder.
81 am Apollyon." "What do you wantF'
81 am sent 10 kin you" Kil me--yery
oddW 'I am ApollyOn, and must put
you 20 death" obliged 10 do II TO dayF'
II ami not told the day or the hour, but
must do my mission" every inconye-
nient-gery busy-great many letters 10
write-call again aud write me word
rll be ready for you" And the Duke
went on with his correspondence. The
maniac, appalled,, probably, by tho stern,
immoyable old man backed out Of the
room, and in half an hour was safe in
Bedlam
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We saw a young lady on Che streets
recently with a Confederate flag pinned
across her bosom We guess il was a
rebel flag floating over e0'toa b,eag,iconls.
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Table OF Distances.

Taking Richmond as the center, the
following table shows at glance the
distance of different points in Virginia
from there; Miles.
From Norfolk TO Richmond, l06
From Suffolk to Richmond, 80
From Cape Henry TO Richmond 100
From Hampton 70 Richmond 96-
From Fortress Monroe TO Richmond %
From Yorktown to Richmond 20
From Williamsburg TO Richmond 60
From Fredericksburg 70 Richmond 50
From Washington to Richmond 19O
From Winchester TO Richmond l50
From Gordonsyile TO Richmond 20
from Staunton 10 Richmond 100
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BoRD WASTED-By two young gen
ilcmen IN a private family where there
are NO other boarders Address, stating
tern,s an giving address, N. H.B.
April 10. so Drawer sS r 0.
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EATEs oF ADyERTIsING
rEr uaEa o. - 70 coasrrurs sauArE.l


ssSsTAsis Al Fi6t5UH5.
We square, one year, e30oaoh additional square 81
es Hrttcn notice must be given 20 take out and ~ p
b n rtisomonts OF yearly advertisers before the year
fe D1'pagees otherwise shall charge ill done.
f IT, contract Of yearly entertainments will be dscon.
~ eAAE without previous notice TO us, viii any
antly ON y be made for less than year at the yearly
eongs 10 T. Advertisers exceeding the space con-
adjoining pdfor viii be chargedfO for the ezcess-Es
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ERarbarity OF SecessIon-Atr0ciOua
Decision Of Confederate Attorney
General.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills

EINHB sciences Of CkemistSy and 1Iadteins have
Il been taxed their utmost 70 produce this best,
uuuleTabis pFOots are shown that these PrIIs lave
virtues Ehieh suTpas IN exoelleses the ordinary
the esteem Of all men. They are safe and riesss1t
70 take, but powerful 70 cure Their t.el1efr9fihr
properties tbs vital g The body
reln1V0 the Cbstruetf6ns Of its 0rlIs purify ne
blood, and eXpel diseass. They pdTEa cut the f1I
humors which breed and groE tlistelapeE stIuuisfe
segsish or dis0fdesed organs into their natural 20
tSon. end impaEt healthy tore with strength % the
Whole ssterl. Not pnly Do they cure TIE sTsry-lay
complaints Of eTeFy body, but also foEIaSble aud
dAneT0us dissa5es that have bafied The best or IN
man SKIN! While thsy pro4nes FsoNsrfaI eheetss
they are At thsH time, in diminished dasss thS
saiest and best Physse that can Be eupioIed for.
take; and being plFely VeeflbIo are mes from any
Eisk q harm Cures have been made which surtaes
BELIEF we're they not BIZ men Of 80
e1EItei osffiofl md Silarctef = 20 forSjd De ~
piei1n Of untEuth Many enaEnsht e5eFgTfien and
piystei4ns hare lent theil names - oTfiIy % The
hEVe sent ne the suriieos Of tist
my Preparations enntTib1ts inuenseiy to TIE reife
Of ny afaistsd, suHsriRg felIoEsnen. 3
The Agent bs6sI named e pIessed ofurnfsi mt
e my ktaegteaa AlHflt e01tainfne dfreetfsuS for
their u5e ard esEtiheIres 70 their eres OF ts foI-
oUtlE plafEESs-- &. Fl 81 ( f7f55 u =
d costfTeIasl, Bilious ColnplafntH Rhsunatisu,
DUPsy, Heartburn HeAdlehe GriSing from : fo1i
Stomach. Haussls hlifgestidG, Morbid IEiefiofi a.
the Boy and tPli arising thsrefroln, FhtlIe1ey,
Los o. 4Ppettte. AZ Vleer0uA aRd Gutanspls Dfa-
Aase5 which require an eEaclant mediefne Serpfala
II King BSfI. They alsd, b Purifying ths Bod
Gnd EttHulating the stem, eHr0 many complaints
which Il would not be suppased they could reach!
saeh = Delf1ess, Partial Biindness NeurlIgia apd
NERVOUS IITftahi DefatsI 81 the Liver ana
kI4nays Gent at1t other ndEed Arising
Fol 2 Low stats % The body ebstFuGtiou If ffs
tunstfouG
~ not Dc psf % by linlrFineipIel dsalers vitk
solt other pm nlors proEt on Asilfoi
AIMS PMS and take nothing slsa- No Other theIf
can give yol compares with this % IL fntEnsieylInn
q curative poWers- The Sex Hanlt the; best "a
tere Is for fheta and they slodldlEI It. fiflifs.
Prepared by Dr.. ]. G. AVER,
FFaaie4T G,id 4hEIytieal C7esi,fl LJ,.J1, lfa,.,.
PIICK 30 CEs. M Box. Ffv1 B65E1s FoE 81. g;
SOFA By A.G GOOD c99 aud By IN iSri5e ,.i
md Daasers in Medicine everywhere. 2 = mis- Z
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rhetTrne woman.

The tine woman, Tor whose ambition =
husbands and her ehiIdren's alteration
are sufficient W4o applies her military
instincts to the discipline Of her house
hold, and whose legislative faculties
exercise themselves in making laws for
her nurse5 whose inteIIect has field
eaoneh for her m communion with her
husband, and whose heart asks no other
b0noEs than his lore and admiration a
woman vino does not think It q weak
ness 10 attend to her toilet, and who does
not disdain to BE- beautiful 1h0 belieEes
In the virtue of glossS hair, and well fit
ting gowns, ard who escheWs rents and
rayeled edges, slIpshOd shoes and auda-
cious make ups woman who speaks
low, and does not speak much who Is
patient and gentle, intellectual and indus
tri0us who loves more than she reasons,
and yet does not love blindIy; who never
seolds and rarely argues, but adjusts
with q smile such woman Is the wife
We have an dreamed OF once In our lives,
and IS the mother We all Morship In the
backward distance ~
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AL ! ~ OR = D.

BALTIAoRBsH ND.
THIs INSTITUTION IS NoW N THR HOSI
Fins the lAst tUOJeArs has been nseoy To OhtAIn
Ber apartments for the aeeosz.lodatiSn Of The IL
ensastng number Of Students represe1tihg nearly
every State in the Union
1t nov oocupies one Of the nost eons1ieuous And
destrbly Ioeafed bufldings in the city Ths rooms
are eonamotiO1sly Arranged, Spacious ald elegantly
Ths ddTGntages and fAeTIities here oss,ed 70 youu4
msn desiring 70 qualify thenssiyes pEoi,erIy for tbs
various dutfes Of the Counting RUo, o. 70 obt1fl
1AOro1gh Practical BllfgsE1 EdseEffO generally,
11szlEIls.sd In any PaEttsulsE By any similar estsE
hshrHent In the United StAtea-
RACUITYt
+ssss R-KLoSIER,
PrindpGl-LeetureE on the Science Of Ai,eouutE Con-
ueree, Business Customs, etc
< y. u. Phillips,
Professor Of thu Theory aid Practice Of Rook-K
and Commercial Caleulations.
Associate Prois.sor Of Book Keeping.
NC JOHNSON.
Professor Of Bnsiness ard Ornamental RaamanShip,
S.T.WTLLIA1Is, ESQ
~ - - p Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REv- z. YRAfES REESE d. D.
Lecturer on Commercial Ethios.
TRUSTEES:
Hon Jno 2. kennsdy Hon JoShuA yansApt,
hon; Isos sEsnn, We = ksighief, Esq-,
me College e provided with a Counterfeit Library
q stalldard WORKS sHPEess for The Ess Of the Sta
Zach Student has desk to himself and 4 ssrs-
Thsrs being M VACATION iiurin, yssI, uo.,ti
The time usually required toeouapsts the flIleour.A
from 8 10 IL weeks.
ADD1GHt + aalrded to an GraAuasss. a
large and Beautifully 0ERamentsI Circular, con
Exterior and interior View OF the College TaTio1f
ehsrAetsrfste designs, PsnEiau5p, e. sent By nan
fTee 81 eAalgEs panied with giving fan
paFttenlAEs- address Z x L0sIRR
Raftfllors NJ
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wheeling Wholesale & Retain
SHOE MANUFAGToRY.

- THE soderiEDod may b E6uld At I49
Main Streess Whsre NE ATs eRtensiysly
eE1g1 N ra1nt1eturing the latest and best styles
eSa qgality q L4dieas Mise. ChIdrels Boys aud
8eutieu1sHB SHOES expressly adapted 70 the tastes
AID DseessitIe o. the eitEIe1s yhesIEus ard ths
E1EEoundi3g eountry, uhieh ne ODER At Wholesale
apd retail 81 prizes WHICH cannot faii 70 please the
mos4 fsEtEdio1a.
We invite the trade. AID the pabIIc, 70 can aud
eI1ltng car E0otA- While ne Gratefully rensnber
moSt s1oE1tn9 Gxpect1ttgnEy We hope In the future
70 merit e0ntt1lHnes sud 70 share li-EA tneEeasa
Of P1ble Rstron4ge-l = ~ 9 : = s =
partnentl With expSEislesd and accomplished me-
ehAnic1, preg4red 70 manufacture styles and
sizes 70 order for the trade and pablo.
n0yZ7 Izs- JAS. ". PILLSBURY 4 CO.
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Hz-dEvtf
AIISSOlri MInTng COmnanI
Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1861
CAPITAL. STOCK S5OO. geo

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1861
CAPITAL K----------..S5OO.OoO
luis COMPANY Is FORaTD FuR TIE PUR-
II pc e aaVaseinHEth tie great luiaiEg inteFeSihE
Our STATE We Do rot profess 10 he governed by
pdrely plfaaEhrePie 16siEes IN fn7If1fing this
tsEPEisa We believe tas the stock can = ua4s 10
pay large dT3eds, and n the time rsai
god aSeolp drd Teste- prIirsss rad il &c
WEIGHING and nAkiE kESHu The ssIossisln E1iBeEzi
wealth OF l1issori, Ehzh BY tIe Ct trs ti1s lie
aI1uuf Of 01relrlll tETeisIi IN Any otieE hlsatSa
We shah make the olice Of Cur Co-nIany = n
plete Mining bGreau - IL ileFal Fesourceeti tks
STATE. We have pJzsr unlleE our eiEsrfrF = m
chase aud Sell tairefaI lands UhersFrT l5esses Il
NiasolFi- GEear indnesneafE via - odsrst u cap
ttAlsts Hnd mining EdFentuzersr Eho essi-r 10 Fzr-
slsss and Eork plyIhg ninss, b dealing Win this
We etfuIty ,olI-;t.shk aetsp{s5. of-oTT "a
Of the Eane deseEibinr tie kInd Of nireTs % fhsr
landsy theHuer Of Asres- he ioeatf6D. sd the lCH-
ct csh price they are wiling TO take for id EaI.ds
We shar work only rich lnfaes as rsF fafeslg bat
shlIl 0psa a1d prpEe Eost a the lands resi- lie
tes o1ee q TIA GoelF1uyr Alain- sfrtef ncFthVsst
eer1er q L.ne1st. oreE Merehantss Bank, enirAnes
No = Loe1st street Al Whc Sci An interest Il sis
FlheEibe- Ti.oss Wishfng stock living cut q The
city. can secure g ~ e1e3os7a, tea per eeat- cFsh
sno1nt E1nted % the PTesidsat q Treasurer
HsHy1 Beeep, Eslz listtssv Butler. Ri,
E Is! \ s5 55issss. 5s..s5 ES Ssss. q.
Heary D. Bacon, L. Y Bogy.
N BU4LER. Tre1A ss-ALERED CLAPP. Rresit
ne Above prospectus - Up to this 5Ate besa
Pabltkhed n O1iy one a lslslu. pGpeFS sEtea
daEE NO extra sfpEtl - ss stnek Eafei have besa
lste; yet tha P.blie p Uen appreetate Tie sssad-
nes1 q ne eaterpr- that osef tU6 hundred tho1s-
and delaEl q tie stock ls Already been saken. We
EOlld bF5ey Etate that tie slares are IS eh pad
IN tq, WitOut fnFter Hal lify: Transferable b DE-
uVefys Uttered only When dfVfSeEids arc received.
Any peog hErine; Money 70 EaFe. can. hyfhe puF-
eh15e q shares IN the Niss6urI ldInfnZ CC1ataay
make IN investment that VII pay laFceiy and hosd
stee : converted into cash without Ices
Al ecluluuieltion5 20 the President prpEupsi-
s. In. Va lEaTeh "A IssI. = -3 800
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G. goHNgoN 8 soN.

manufaeturers OF copper, Tin and
Sheet Iron Ware.
"AVISG AT2IE8D OURSELVES OF ALL TIE
ll fEp-uVed facilities, are better prepared ngsI
ahEH ever % III Al oFels for Hay z=f5eie n
the abGTo lf1e u b1sisess- Faiies And CoEduci5ra
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