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A THIRD DIVIDEND OF TWO AND ONE. FOURTH
Per can't 2N Per cen upon all debts sscertained and
BONNAFFE nonresdent debtors win be paid BY the trus
tees Of said estate after Thursday the kh day Of
June 1855, at the ONCE Of GEORGE b. dOLDSCHUIDT,
Councillor at Law, No Cedar street. In he dty of New
York. ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CONTINENTAL LODGE NO III ]. O. OF o. r.
BrothersYou hereby notified 70 NEE at our rooms
l32 Bowery, Sunday June H. at TX p NJ for the pur
pose attending funeral of late brother John Nor
Ton The members of Order respectfully invited 70
attend. GEO. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
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the Union indissoluble by excluding
f,om the polls and offices of the State
Hk pho dctiUeLy engaged IN The rebellion
or gaze it aid dRd comfort. If the
prevalence of the doctrine of secession
Is to be accepted in extenuation
OF those thus engaged in the rebel
lion the soldiers of Stuart and Early, if
the war had dcontinued, might thaveclaim-
ed the right of suffrage unchallenged.
The tenth section of article first of the fed
erdt constitution does not limit the p0tCe7-
OF State to Jir, change or modify The
qualifications of VoterS. The Tigft of a
STATE to regulate the elective franchise is
absolute and unqualified, under the Joun-
ddtEon Of State authority. To this power
the right of people to participate In the
Legislature is subordinate. Citizenship
and suffrage are not inseparable. the
latter not being a universal, inalien-
able right, with which men are endow-
ed by their Creator, but is altogether
conventional. 1t is question OF mere
civil polity, to be arranged on such a,
basis as the majority may deem expe-
d1ent with reference to the moral, phys-
lcal and Intellectual condition of the
particular State A legal voter Is GER
tainIy he who has the right to.vote, but
the LGtO dPpoillts a means tVRere6y to de-
cide such right. Limitations of this
character are in operation in other
States. The jealousy of federal infiu-
ence excluded those in actual service
from participating in elections. 1t would
be an anomaly II the sworn enemies of
the government should be preferred to
its friends in this State. The same power
which disqualified free coIored men in
1901, who prior to that year were en-
titled to vote, enabled the Convention of
1854 to !disqualify all who had been in
armed hostility to the United States.-
Every government should contain in it.
self the means of its own preservation,
and for that reason the regulation of
the right of suffrage was reserved by
the States,
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Disposed OF by n Recent DeeIsion by
the Supreme Court or Maryland.
Editors Intelligencer
We would thank you to publish the
following recent opinion OF the Supreme
Court of Maryland, which settles that
an amendment by a State of its Consti-
tuition SO as ITO exclude returned rebels
nom voting or holding office, Is not a
Utotdtton OF the 10Th See. ATt. i. of the
United States Constellation, which pro
hlbits the States passing EE post facto
laws. You will observe the Question
was whether the clause in the recent
amended Constitution of that State.
which excludes all that have taken part
in the rebellion from voting and hold
ing office, was an ESE post Jdct0 acts
within the meaning of that section of
the Federal Constitution. Mr.. Van
Wrinkle save in his letter to the Wood
County Convention thus: ''The amend
ment of the State Constitution propos-
ed by the last Legislature is also liable
too9leetlOHS, !" and after statingfhe object
OF his tpadlock" clause at the end of
the 1st Sec. Art. u, he proceeds to state
MS second objection, thus: "Again, the
national Constitution forbids thepassape
by any State of an Er post fdcfo Iayy.
which briefly means law denouncinp
punishment for an act which was not
legally an Otense at the time Il was
punishment is denounced by a Consti-
tutional provision instead Of IeRisla-
tive Act, as the former, lust as much as
the latter, is the law of the land. Had
the amendment simply provided that
tnose VINO subsequently to its adoption
did so and so, should forfeit the right to
vote and hold Office, the only question
would have been about its expediency;
but as 1t also goes back to June. 1861.
q Is contrary to the CbnStitutiOn of the
State as 'retTOSpectiUe' AND TO THAT
or THE USTTED STATES AS Ex POST
FACro." 49, ~ lIl5zf-., 80. = !
Other decisions will probably be made
soon by even higher authority, that
VIII, we predict, as effectually dispose
of the balance of his ''manifest absur-
dities," and perhaps deny that the
Rresidents pardon restores a fitLL aud
complete United States citizenship.
Ghe following decision also affirmssn
right IN a Legislature to prescribe mode
or means for GscertGintng whether per-
son Offering to vote has the required
qualifications or not:
TIE LOYAL PEOPLE OF W. VA.
THE REGISTRY Law DECLARED coNsT1-
TUTIoSAL BY CHIEF JUsTIoE BOWIE.
BALTIMORE, Dec. Is, 1885.
Chief Justice Bowie in sustaining the
constitutionahty of the registration law,
which excludes trom voting those who
cannot take the test oath presented in
the new constitution, says:
This constitution must be recognized
as the organic law OF the State. It's
chief eteristics In contradistinction
70 the prior articles of the kind are, a
declaration of the fundamental princi-
pie that every citizen of the State owes
paramount allegiance to the eonstltu-
ton and Government of the United
States, and is not bound by any law or
ordinance of the State In contraYention
or subverston thereof; its incorporation
with the right Of suffrage, and the, abo-
htion OF Involuntary seryitude, except
J Tor crime. 1t was designed to render
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Warl War !! Is Not al An End.

hTTHE NEW BOOT sHoEsToRE. No
IA l5S Main Street, where flEst class goods
are 70 be had at from 10 To 20 per cent cheaper
C9ME one COME ALI TO JOHN X.
IhOBiNSON, where you will find a wen Eei
SiSdng Of every thing in the line Of IatIics
Sents and Misses wear, kept constantly on
nand at No. l5s, Main street, room FORMERLY
occupied by Mr. John Bishop Call and exc
anime ior yourselves and secure good bar
galnG NOW ts the time to get your money
Dack, ana at the same time repleniSh your
sign ofthe Big Black Boot nOv23
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try:
will not extend the time of these
remarks, but thank you with ali INV
heart for this kind manifestation Sf
your regard and confidence, SO uneS-
pected to me and so felictions in ali its
arrangement. In the minds OF an of
you the foremost subject of Thought
the policy of econstruction-and the
solution of the many and diversified
questions attaching to it,srequires some
attention. 1would say, as was written
by the great dramatist-
aIf 'twere done when tbs done.
linen ftWere wei II 1t were done quickly
And 50 would say in regard to all
the problems growing out Of the subject
of fec0nstIuctlo lon-'tffC g IERsfe- Well
done,n If we are certain that IL were
well done, "when tits done, then 'twere
well If, It were done qnickIy.'' Buf If
it were not we'll done when 1tis dome
then we should Hn1ale-hast sl6S1II1 y
[Great applRuse.3'l n, ~
J, The people of the District of Column
bia vote tomorrow (Thursdayl ON the
question of Negro Suffrage.
There isgsaid to be no prospset that
the committee on Ways and Means win
propose a reduction of the taxes this
session. There are certain taxes which
they will doubtless ask the House to
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VTENDERS HIS THANKS TO ALL THOSE
i who have fHvored HIM with their conf
dence and patronage, and would inform his
friends and the people generally, that he will
the coming year, occupy his old office on Sd
street, near Reed & KTafts Drug Store Centre
Mheeiing, w. Na-t where he may be consult
ea hEeterence to their disease, the nature and
character OF which the Doctor Is able at all
Iltnes, and under all circumstances, to describe
ana 70 assure OF the probable result and dura-
0on OF treatment, He practlceSthe Eclectic
system OF Medicine, using mild but effective
reme1leSS supporting instead of depressing
the vital -HoWeFS The medicines JISeIJ IIS5
him are prepared and mt nm in his oyTn
office. Besides the treatment Of Acnta Dis-
eases, DR., Kisner will give IFS attention. fr1I1a
treatment OF all varieties of fhronIc jIssSss
That GcouTge Of the human FRce SrnnfIIIS 4;
all Its varied forms, viz: Purulent DisNhaF1gsS
from the Ear, 50 prevalent amOng chii6rssSS
Purulent Opihalnin, O1ena EnlarSeIi CSIaI1SIS
UlcerationS, Cancers and ali varit{es Sf SISjT
Diseases win receive his special Attention =
Diseases OF the Threat, Lung and HeaTf liz.
er Complaints, DlnrTh9at tDSSentery and piles
Diseases OF the Urinary Organs, SYPHILIS. 81
Nervous and Spinal Affections, EpIlepSyf :
rheumatism md Paralysis, Diseases OF -FSA
males, DyemenorFhea, Eeucouhea, ProlapIIlS
Uteri, and all Painful Irregularities and Ser-
vouS Diseases to which they are subject, he
treats successfully. The treatment Of CHILL
DRE1N VII lreceive the Safne attention as here
totore- AL consultations and communica-
donS strictly contidenttRl, and will receive
prompt attention. Night calls cheerfdiIy an
sEereS; once hours from 8 to u A. ~, l TO
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. Polltieal News and ao..lp.

The Hon. Schuyler Coltax delivered
his lecture, "Across the Continent" in
Baltimore last Saturday night, and was
afterwards honored with banquet by
a number OF his friends at Gray'sr Ho-
tel. Upon the conclusion of the ban
quet, Col. E, 81. Webster, Collector Of
the port of Baltimore, proposed the
health Of the distinguished guest as
follows:
Schuyler Colfax, Speaker of the
House of Representatives as a public
man, wise, patriotic, incorruptibie as
a private citizen, pure, just, generous
and true. His friends in Baltimore, as
all Across the Continent admire the
statesman and love the man"
Mr.. Colfax, in reply to this toast,
made, as he always does, an appropr1.
ate reply. He concluded fine tribute
to Maryland with the following re-
marks about the condition of the coun-
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COMoDATION TRAIN.

" IN IEsEN E5JTIElIJUIlFss 1T
DARSEEGER TRAINS WILL, Rim ny
the following schedule on and after Dec.
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Mrdifal.
SEII,BRS Cough SYRUP.


TT Is PROMPT IN ITS ACTION, ALWAYS
safe and may be given 10 the sInnllest child
or most delicate female with conndence IN lLs
success. Containing no nm, 4, "a 11St yPT, E
applicable 10 the vast uhloTitS OF FuunOVinaIy
and bronchial affections, but Is peculiarly
WboOnIng Cough and kindred diseases From
n larwe number of certificates received from
wear TO year, we present the following:
From the Rev. i. q. Lamb; Pastor OF
HIExASpR1A, Licking Co., Feb. "a, 1855.
sn1iIG In 1S1gS5 9T Bad e6Id 3D. 80 that eSashed az
most fIiceSsdnnV, FOR two days ana uighG nom
Friday morning until saturday night, took
twice in the evening, Of the prescribed dose
and retired and slept all night without q SiT-
ole Interruption from Coughing.
took the syrup 0eIalil ~ tne inGinl aIlcl
since that time have giveu 1t frequently
to nv children, and believe that IL has essen
tally relieved them. YoupsI truly ,.,,r
Recommended particularly to Clergy
men, Lawyers and other Public
Speakers.
Professor Porter has, without solicitation,
given a certificate of the excellence OF this
popular Cough Medicine. 1t will be Interest,"
Ing TO all who are affiicted with coughs
EXCHANGE HOTEL, December 10, 1883.
MeSSTS. EditOrS:-H Having been forsome time
past very much AFFLICTED with n severe cold,
and almost constant cough. and having tried
various remedies, syrupS, &c, and all to no
effect, / was induced by my esteemed fncnd,
w. W. Wallace, of this city, to make a trial
of r. F. Sellers Cough Syrup did 50, ana 70
nv great surprise, received almost tnmedi-
ate relief 1t was with the greatest dimculty
that / iectured before my respective classes,
INT ON tnkiug a spoonful of the Syrup, Just
before entering my lecture room, / could speak
with perfect ease during the evening. i
would particularly recommend It to clergy
men. LAWYERS and other public speakers. '1.
JAMES H. PORTER, Pro-. Of Mathematics.
F-" as. =- PRRpARED ny ra
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The ExPost Facto Question OF senator
Van WInkIe's Manifest AbsurdItIes'
Disposed OF by n Recent Decision by
the Supreme Court OF Maryland.
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CHARACTERIZATION.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. COMP
@W EsHs......I.!.EEllEE.s.....s.
n " HEELINU IJeC. 3, II
WINTER SCHEDULE.

OFFICE BAIT. & OHIO RAILROAD Co, |
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DISSOIuTTON

DISSOLUTION.
HNHE COPARTNERSHIP EXISTING RE-
u tween n. c. Leech and Thomas Hughes
un1aeE 11aeeE the mrm name Of NJ C. Leech, wasJis,
5SIye1 IsSIye1 on Ihe 18TH Inst, by mutual consent.
Ing 1nT9se haSlng Claims against the late frn
VII present the same for settlement, and
LnOse indebted are requested to make iIIime-
whose accounts are dne.
oc15-6md THOS. HUGHEp.
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Horace F. Clark, a son-in-law of
Com. Vanderbilt, was substituted for
Erastus Corning, as director of the New
York Central Railroad, at the recent
election, and the railroad men find
Gfood for rafiacfiOnfi in If
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repeal or modify, but they are not like
" to reduce the aggregate of revenue
from taxation and duties at present.
The committee on Appropriations, how
ever, are In an economical mood, and
are cutting down the estimates very
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The Salt Lake Vedette boasts of one
hundred couples, as stylish as the best
society of Gotham, as in attendance on
a late brilliant ball of the "Gentile" in
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MP Up n KIsMRR

sold by MoABE, KRAFT & CO., wheeling.
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The wool-growers formed a national
association at Syracuse, N. Y, on
Wednesday, conferred with the woolen
manufacturers on cordial terms, and
appointed committees to collect facts,
visit custom houses, and look after the
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IleVeland & Pittsburgh Rail Road.

]. B. FORD,
oeco General Agent, Wheeling.
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Miscellaneous Articles.
Patent and Family Medicines.


Q canno Otter be efoundin Drugs
Rheumatic lanOic
Elm
crtlnIy Tccin ome cures
jew
rac n lin
the aherofl
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WANTED! WANTEDu
,OOOlbs. Ginseng,
$4,000 lbs. BeeSwaX,
10000 lbs. Feathers.
VII pay ;le highest cash market price
r A. HOLDEN CO.,
iy26-5mF Cincinnati o.
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The BEST HARD PRESSED CHEWING TOBACCO
call ~ T. I. COOPER { BROS
If You Want to Buy
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CoPPerss LogWocd Cudbar, Blusstonc-iu fact if YOU
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intend 10 sell a low anybody.
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Gay street, 2 doors North OF jhe Post Olice
Jyi9-9m KNOXVILLE, TEsE.
The New York herald., 1865-02-04

I O'RmA-On Friday, February q JAxss H. oIduI,
beloved husband q Catherine 0Nis in The SAN yssT
May his soul rest in peace So
the ressvss and irisnds Of the family also The mem
York and the Fsnisn nroshsrhood respectfully
ved 70 attend the funeral sunday afternoon, ~ half
past one O'Clock from his late residences Asl Pearl street
PscExs--on Thursday, February 3 Of diptheriA
vnxDEkok WnLIAs only child OF John and Julia Pnches
aged years and SIX months.
The relatives and friends are invited 70 attend tho
funeral from the resd nee Of hs.psrents corner OF
Graham street and lafayette avenue, Brooklyn, this
Saturday. morning. at ten o'clock. r.
RrAs-At spuyten Duyvil ON Friday, February 3,
After long and severe lnsss, Mrs. JANE RrAs in the
The funeral A. viii take place a. 81. xays church.
Yonkep on Sunday afternoon, at two O'Clock The
friends Of the family are invited 70 attend.
,naG ?, L. this city on Tssy rsSruay Of Of
Dr. Edwin D. and Harriet Il RamsdeI, aged ysass,
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited to
attend the funeral from No ITO East Thirty third street.
this day (Saturday1, a. twelve O'Clock .
Of Rns months
H4svsx :. Rspw4s, q New YORK .sss g year. -.
The resiives and friends Of the family are respectfully
soninlaw stephen williams No is7 Chrystie street
Sunday afternoon, at O'clock without further notice
kILnL-on Friday february ., G4KLon pn,is. ~, =
years
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral Sunday afternoon at two o'clock,
from her mothers residence, 1876 Dean street. Brooklyn
STuLrz.-On Friday, February g. LAURA A., only
daughter Of p and NJ staltz, aged 10 months and
dAya
Her remains will be taken 70 HAckensack, N. j. for
interment.
Chicago papers please copy.
Ilssols.-At Greenpont, Brooklyn, on Thursday,
6ruary O. HARRY ROWLAND, eldest son Of Henry H. and
Ruth Tibbols, and grandson Of George Rowland Esq,
OF New Haven Conn., aged years. months and ~ days.
Funeral services at the dence Of the parents Coyer
street. Greenpont this Saturday morning a ten o'clock
The relatives and friends invited 70 attend The
mains will be taken to New Haven for interment
VANzLE.-At Greenpoint, after o long and painful
illness, PETER NJ vAN2LE In tho l3d year Of his age
The relatives and friends OF the family also the men,
bers Of Manhattan Chapter 0. u A., No T. respect
fully invited attend the funeral Sunday afternoon,
1t one O'Clock from the residence Of his brother Sixth
street, near Norman avenue.
WHLIN Friday, February 8, RICHARD J. VIZ
IIAhs, son Of Charles H. and Mary Williams.
The friends and relatives are invited TO attend the f
neral this Saturday. Afternoon a half past two o'clock,
from No 140 Cherry street
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y.xA Dee ss-rrs r. sara Brilliant from aosss.sus for
s: :i sr:.
ssls, q o.lls hs; S.ns.id Hoys for Bssnos xyss:i
ssso, sss;ss, EYs.s: Ssn:ssli. i fsl. q s.I
ssl ss ~ S. .s:
ve:Sss ssa s ss Ls: . n
Roh sno sh Tundz sSSs snG ssns oi.:
s ss es s:s:
asss C.'ii. nsna. so.
s:f IL PIT .:s sss ssas ssS from
,os ssns Jan port ship Ocean Traveller Accr
s.ss.. 5sA..sis bar. s..neeel Harper, Boston
York Cid sOsh. schr Frsdonis, Thompson. NYorE ~"
American Ports.
S.u as1ss sS sSP:ss P:;s E.;:.
biss aans9eE, Sarah Scedeno., stevens, Ior.ss
Ess e S aS! b Ssas s. xeKn
sns ior.aS iSnn HASKELL Boston,
BRiS7oI As isid brig sSiSboish' johnson (rom Pro-
.Ar Salmon w..Asu rA.A
ns sps ss M M.y ,sI om. m
ton Bo:sn s0r New York ;shr Doano Hss.ihin do for
s.Arr sshr. powow Boston for NYort George Snow.
Sans na4g Hfs Rich s
Cahsrns Rogers, Croeus schrs Shooting STAR Henry,
.YsssLEHEAD. Jan si-sld .chr william Franklin, Bell.
new oRLRAss Jan n-cM bark Dresden. Emerson.
sess: h?ns EiEr,s
Jones from do; Fannie. Bonhon and Jnia Smith, from
fnadspha; schrs Wspella, Hayden. from do Sunbeam,
nEwrQRT VI Tee iAr brig shibeos.h, Johnson R Proyi. %
Hssss sxsf o sss
nsa ss New kss :r
,sy Crosby Wiscasset for do Express Elliott and Clara
which ssiSa from ri. port bound % New Or
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 2-Arr bark Ann Elizabeth, Nor.
EErsys E h T9rtusSs brig Ida CommeJ, Mcclellan Key West
from Liverpool bark. Ms4eo. from Boston; Ami. Kims.
Sr Ssy Yos bs P
Royal Ida Mcleod from New Orleans; Vincent from do;
ter from somhrero Walsh from Royal; Orosn,
bo schrs Caroline Hail. for NYok and Others remain as the
PORTLAND, Feb l-Ar brig wenonAh. Gransm, Eliza;
Dethport schr Brave Flanders Belfast for Port Royal Cd
SSs.
Hsnns6ec Lilly Havana Averdy (Br), Norris Ponoe;
Sfs!sss Fss:.; a1 . and
Ksnnsy SYork Ga gr ssna wm Ie.ss. W.
9sAE~ ~ FRANCISCO, Jan sl-Ar ship King Philip Bick'
SAVANNAH. Jan n-Arr steamers Fannie. Cater, Beau
fort and old for do Series Sherwood do Enoch Dean,
6purser dol Geo Leary, Denng and Cosmopolitan Crock
o q
2lthAr steamers Granada Baxter Hilton Head; General
ssssmsr crfs % Moim.. R.oS He.a had.ea Alex
ander Beaufort Sid steamer Colt Crowen Beaufort
Head Brig Gen Ssafy Brown d. sehr John vance smith,
man. Ty ana Wn BsSSdss S
Boardman Jordon, Beaufort
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TKEAeUhY DEPARTnENr, OFFICE or COMPTRoL-
kr o. NE Currency. Wsshington, Jan =. 1855
ssnSd has bean made 70 appear that the American Va
uonsl b.nE o. New York. In Che Of New York In the
county New York and State Of New York has been duly
unoer and according 10 the requemens Of the
sq ~ ~ pledge Of United States bonds s.d .
proved June lS and hes compiled with al the provisions
c ssid act required 70 be complied with before commencing
Now shersfo,s Hugh Mccuioch, Comptroller Of the
Gurreney 90 hereby certify thai The Americas National
Bank OF New York the city OF New York in the county
Of New YORK and State OF New York authorized
tne ousne OF banking under the aforesaid
es.mony whereof witness my hand and seal Of oce,
this twenty NTH day Of january, 1855
Tseall oomptroler on he curreucv.
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CORNER ron eALE-A FOUR STORY STORE AND
Dwelling; store cssupssd as Asss ssr ,9t Si,.rc
saloon, upper part YET - 1nements VIII pay y per
les ftxtoo fsse sluatsd a Rhsabcthpor Apply 70 n
u. KELLOGG, - feaH ssrseA New York
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y nsetins of tAe pree.ors q he New YorE ana w.

NOTICE
A. meeting Of the Directors Of the New yorK and Va
b. d Co., held on the LIST February, IL was
nss9ea Thai the book Of subscription for the increased
espai ock Of The Of $4,000 be opened st the
and that SAID subscription book be closed Thursday
the losn inst that the holders be entitled y
sunscrDs 70 ~ many shares az tbs stock they
nod OF he OLD stock that stock remaining
Tor on the 10Th inst be offered for public subscrpon that
an instament Of 10 paid the OK subscr
NOE ana the balance In nstslments the
need me innds FRANCIS sKIDDY, PresidenI
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ceHrM-HAmAzAs.-0n THURSDAY evening, January
y q ne brides residence, BY Rev. h neeker, esps
4. Oo4xlu, One Nundyed snd Seventy third regimens
SSs Yorh va:antssrA V Niss ANss HAssAsAs, AZ =
yadsnoe Of the brides father Dy the Rev Or. Hspn
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Movements Of Ocean Steamers.
Malls are forwarded BY every steamer in the regular lines
cept the Canadian line, which cali at Londonderry The
steamers for or from the Continent call At Southampton