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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-12

AGR0IIrEs often fall, but are very seldom
caught at it. Mr.. George Il. Sale, OF Ala,
claims TO have witnessed late phenomenon OF
this description, aad has sent the Mobile Tn
tNae &n account cf it, as follows:
Tuesday May 18th, lS66.-l herewith send
yor some meteoric earth and slhceous stone
Ehich cll yesterday and to-day in my yard
They commenced falling yesterday about 9
GIoc!:, aud continued falling all day at inter
Iyaia. None that fell yesterday appeared to
have 1cen subject 10 heat The siEceous stone
;Ther it iell was so hot that it could not be
he'll! it tie naked hand The latter, (thc silic-
Gor3 stone, fell to-day about a quarter after
10 clock. The larger piece OF earth; which
you see has been subjected to high degree OF
neat, iell few minutes afterwards 1t was so
hot that the girl who brought it to ne was
compelled to bring ii in her apron.
NJ. Sale says all his family will swear to the
truth OF tie above.
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t;RAGIC DEATH OF A MIssIoNARY.-Ac
cotnis from Natal, South. Africa, relate that
The ;lcv. ,lr. Frcdoux, missionary, had met
va sudden and tragic death in the far inte-
nol. t: trader named Nelson had committed
crime, for which he was fugitive from, JUS
lice, anG followed the track of Mr.. Fredoux,
who was or pastoral journey to Morokwaln.
As. H.fedoux had instructions sent to him to
arrest .:,clson, and compel his return to Motto,
toGeceiye iud gment ior his crime. When called
upon tc surrender, Nelson at first tried the
effect OF an apology, but finding that of no avail
be snpt himself up in his wagon, threatening
to Shoot any one who should come near him.
]Ir. @:edcux approached the wagon to rcmon,
Aratc ,:th him, and to point out the hopeless
ness Of resistance, when, to the horror OF such
spectators as escaped, wagon and bystanderS
We're blown into the air. ana six blackened
corpses, including those Of Mcssrs. Fredoux
and Nelson, were stretched on the ground: =
There were l75 pounds Of gunpowder in Mel
sons wagon, and this he had fred Boston
Ere Com. '.
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A&EIyAL OF 4 GORILLA AT HAvRE. The
Paris correspondent of the London Globe says
Vsptain Rachon, Of the good ship Antoine,
which sailed on Friday into Havrc, brings good
nc%S for NJ. du Chaillu, and utter confusion to
his enemies He arrives direct from Lagos,
and declares that during his stay in Gabon he
Took pert in the capture and destruction OF a
huge gorilla The gigantic brute measured two
.IEetres seventy cent!mctrcS from the crown OF
i''c mead to the heel. He had been pursue d
,y inc aatives for carrying off a native woman
rom . plantation. Therefore the savans them
isI7eS are defeated, for it was only at the scance
::Slely acid at the Academic, to determine the
'@' ., ,he animals existancc, that the story
'SI",ed by Button and other naturallsts OF ITS
o:':'aess Tor the refined society OF the black
;@Gcs, ,"as pronounced to be utterly untrue, ,and
12oGln&tible with every reasonable supposltlon
aaH lttcd in natural history III -E
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o4AsnoN" IN CHArNs-Thc last ecccn-
!.icity OF Fashion is putting all her female
p;eri2s n chains. There is an eruption Of
thers. From the crown Of the hat to the toe
Of he loot they rattle and tiukle and clank
gol2 chains and silver chains, and limitations,
which are neither. Steel chains suggestive OF
the implacabIe Miss Murdstone, jet chains sug-
ge3tiYo of mitigated mourning, gutta percha
chein3 suggestive Of manacles. They are tan
ge' ir the front hair, they depend from the
b'cE. 12ir, they are attached to the bonnet IN
froa5 il the manner Of strings, they swing from
beinG il in the fashion Of bride, they droop
from he shoulders like afringe Of an epaulctte;
lhey are looped and interlaced across the breast,
an( descend tinkling down the back. Is there,
80 wonder, an internal sense to these fashions
mysterious connection between truths and
trainings? 1; it to the increased interest IN
the negro that we owe the frizzed hair Of our
ladies', and does JOY at emancipation crop out
IN ;winkling jubilee Of miniature manacles :?
Who can tell? Where is the seer who will read
US iightly the signs Of the times I'm. \.
Cor Uinrcinnati Gazette.
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WALL PAPERS,, | 4
WINDOW SHADES,
PICT U II e f II a NJ ES,
CORDS ~ TASSELS.
CORDS IL TASSELS

Having purchased the Paper Store Of Je!ler-
son Taccy, No. III, King street, [ hereby an
nounce to the citizens of Alexandria that have
now on hand and am receiving q large and we'll
assorted stock Of tho above goods.
Picture Frames made to order.
Carpets cut, made and put down to order.
Also attends to the making of Curtains, and
repairing of Venetian Blinds.
Country orders solicited.
NH 15-tf GEO. II. SMITH.
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A REYOU AFFLICTED WITH A COUGH
N OR COLD?
ARE YOU PREDISPOSED TO CONSU MP
TION?

Are the lives of your children in jeopardy
from sudden and repeated attacks of Group?
If so purchase q box of
BLADES EUPHONIAL LUBRICATORS!
Tie peoples most sure and efectual remedy for
Coughs, Colds Group, Catarrh, Asthma, Bron-
The eLUBRlCATOR is medicinal prcpara-
ton in the form of Lozenge, which of all modes
is the most pleasant and convenient. They con-
tain no deeterious ingredient, and are warranted
to be always safe, even for the weakest and most
sensitive stomach. In Group they give l'n1nc-
diate relief. For Coughs and Colds they are in
valuable
For Catarrh, Asthma, and Bronchitis they
have no equal in the market, wide Certificates
accompanying each box.) Diptheria that dread
ed and dcsolatng disease, they control wonder
fully and almost Immediately.
No Public Speaker, Singer or Teacher, should
be without them, as they remove hoarseness and
strengthen and clear the voice.
Wa. Always use them in time, and II the
symptoms are seg ere use very freely.
JANNEY & CO.,
Wholesale Agents,
-. 145, King ST., Alexandria, Va.
For sale by all druggists. feb I'm
nAVIS & BRENNER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
BOOKS, PERIODICALS, NEWSPAPERS,
STATION ERY, &c.,
O.. SOLE AGENTS FOR TIE
WASHINGTON CHRONICLE AND Ma
TIONAL INTELLIGENCER
AND AGENTS FOR THE
.. BALTIMORE AMERICAN,
..- No. 120, KING STREET,
(Sggcrs's Old Stand)
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
gs~ Daily and Weekly papers delivered TO-
subscribers, by careful carriers, in any part OF
the city apZ-on p--
IT. II. GARRISON,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
TIN, SHEET IRON, and
JAPANNED WARE,
Wholesale and Retail.
NO. II, PRINCE STREET,
Opposite Gazette Office:
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
Particular attention paid to Roofing, Spout
ing, and Stove Work, in City and Country, at
moderate prices. -
All work warranted. mn vi
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Es - ~ - sr:g
On and after MONDAY, April 10th, two
daily trains will run between Washington and
Lynchburg connecting at Gordonsville with
Va. Central r. II. trains to and from Rich mond;
as follows:
NAIL TRAIN
Leave Washington daily Except Snnday) at
g. 4S a. m, and Alexandria a 40 m, arriving
at Lynchburg at 545 p. NJ
Leave Lynchburg 100 q. m, arrive at Alex
andria at $50 p. m, and at Washington at
5,36p m.
EXPRESS TRAIN ,-
Leave Washington daily (includng Sundays)
at 6 10 p. m., Aexandria at 100 p M, and sr
rive at Lynchburg at GOO a. m.
Leave Lynchburg at $50 p. m, arrive at
Alexandria at 80 a. M, and at Washington at
6.2l a. m. making close connections at
Lynchburg for all points south and southwest,
and at Washington for north and northwest.
First class sleeping cars will be attached to
thenght trains.
This road is attractive, not only for its com.
Portable Accommodations, but for the fact that it
passes the now historic localities Of Fairfax, Bull
Run, Manassas, Bristoe, Catletts Rappahan-
mock, Culpeper, Orange and Gordonsville,
places of imperishablc interest in tho popular
mind
Through tickets to all points south and south
west may be had in Boston, New York, Phila-
delphia and Baltimore, and at the offices of the
road in Washington and Alexandria.
J. NJ BROADUS,
apl9-tf General Ticket Agent
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Paper Hanging.
WALL PAPERS,
BORDERS,
FIRE BOARD PRINTS.
WINDOW PAPER
JOHN ?. CLARKE
Paper Hanging.

Has resumed his business at the old stand,
NO, 15S, KING STREET.
HIS PAPER HANGING DEPARTMENT,
contains as usual the choicest, both,
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE,
Of the most celebrated
FRENCH AND AMERICAN MANUFAC-
TURE,
suitable for Parlors, Dining Rooms, Halls, &c.
All orders for PAPERING Private Dwellings
and Public Buildings will bopromptly executed
in the most superior style ut the lowest prices
The many years experience in this business
makes him confdentin giving satisfaction to all
that may favor him with their patronage.
NH OFF
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ap19-tf
TOR BALTIMORE.

I1OR BALTIMORE. ...... .....
sITaas. The STEAMER COLUMBIA,
sEsGzsss E:sss=zsss Capt JAMES HARpEE, having re-
ccived new boiler. and been thoroughly reiit-
ted, has resumed her regular trips, leaving Bal
timore every SATURDAY, at 4 O clock, ,. m.
for Washington, Alexandria, and Georgetown,
stopping at all her former landings.
Returning, will leave AleNandra every
WEDN NESDAY MORNING, at 7 clock.
Inc e. SIaAMEM NahaI 7i InOn r, GAnaLhW WRR WTHRt
NESDAY, :, at 3 p. IN. touchngat Chap,l Point.
and returning will leave Alexandria every
SATURDAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock. For
freight and passage apply to
ap 17-tf B. WHEAT Agent.
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rho and rejected, communications cannot be returned
JEWISH DIVORCE. The New Haven
IopraoI and Courier has the following: Yes
,srlav, divorce, according to the practice in
,he Hebrew Church, took place at the residence
.ftle Rev. J. Gabr!el. At the present term
of,he Superior Court a divorce was obtained
ir reps HothschiId from Esther Rothschild.
nue oG the parties desired that divorce should
also De granted after the manner Of the Hebrew
cnston Yesterday it was accomplished. AS
:. * somewhat interesting 10 know what the
e,rcmonv consisted of, we give it. 1t was as
s5IIovs: The wi1c dressed in black, with a
Hack veil over her face, appeared with her
Insh:nd before Council OF ten men, members
n ice synagogue. There were also present
three rabbins, one Of whom acted as the peti-
TONER, and wrote out on parchment 4 petition
in Hebrew, asking for divorce, and also wrote
mt the decree of divorce the second acted as
the respondent OF defendant, and the third as
lind of iedgc; the Council Of ten a,ting as a
ilrv G'he man and wife having appeared,
tbey Sio0d side by side before the Council
The rabGins and Council then took an oath, all
sba:inG hands-thc oath being to the effect
tbst hey would always consider the divorce
ega! slG binding. The wife then removed her
vfil, ca1 the rabbi VINO acted as petitioner read
The 7re5i;.cn in German, and stated the case to
the Council, who having heard it,, decreed the
iivc:cc The decree, folded up, was handed
10 he husband, and the wife raising her open
haats, me husband dropped the paper into
hcli,. The rabbi who acted as judge then
tool: !: arc cut the ends like fringe. He then
Landed It !o the President of the synagogue,
,eIi,q nm to place it among the records Of the
society, to be preserved as evidence of the
ii.o.ce. ..H3his having been done the ceremony
waa finished, and parties departed, no longer
m9p ar,. wife. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-12

VALUABLE GARDEN LOTS FORSALE.
Y The subscriber has for sale several .valua-
bic lots admirably situated for garden purposes,
on the Clish farm, within one milo from this
city Also, two Lots, 2(El 50 feet each, on Fay
cite, between King and Cameron sts.,, rnnnlng
back to m alley and an open court 50 feet wide.
For TERMS Sc. apply to ...-
~ ELIZABETH HARRISON,
Exccutrx of j. d. Harrison, dec d..
ic2.tr 3G, Queen ST., Alexandria, Va.
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II JOHN ARNOLD, 81
Has Just received at
NO 81 KING STREET.

HIS NEW
SPRING STOCK OF HATS-FELT u STRAW;
Those in want of the most fashionable and
newest styles of Spring and Summer Hats Will
do well to call at his store.
Gas- Felt and Straw Hats neatly cleaned and
repaired.
Fashionable Silk Hats made to order.
ap2S-tf
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Professional.

CHAS. u. TEBBS RICHARD II. COCKERILLE
Leesburg Loudoun CO., Va. Fairfax G. H., Va.
TNEBBS & COCKERILLE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Will attend to professional business in nLoudoun,
Fairfax and the ad joining counties.
Address the firm at Lcesburg, Va, or Fairfax
Court House Va NH Oft
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NEW EXPRESS LINE.
I BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA s. ALEXANDRIA,
GEORGETOIY IYN j. WASHINGTON ID. C
VIA CANAL.
~E~sa b Good substantial and we'll adapted
rssssa5assas.--zazz - FREIGHT STEAMERS comprise
this new line. which will sail on WEDN ES-
DAY and SATURDAY of each week from
PHILADELPHIA and TUESDAYS and I'll u RS
DAYS from Alexandria, at - m,
Freight, Sc, at moderate rates.
For particulars, apply at
Az ENTS-
NJ. ELDRIDGE s. CO.,
No. 4, South wharves, Alexandria.
JOHN B. DAVIDSON,
No. So Water ST. Georgetown & Washington.
WILLIAM ?. CLYDE, "
Get At No ii, NoTSa Wharvcs, Philada.
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Railroads t. Steamboats,.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD

EA 81 ~ szA
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us,an1rin Gazette aad Virginia Advertlser.
PUBLISHED DAILY By
EDG A r S N % W
--,or-GAZETTE BUILDING, NO. 70, PRINCE STREET.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

@ square, Of eight lines dollar for the first nsartion
,wrnty-tve cents for each subsequent Liberal
s anu made with yearly advertisers.
incc Notices and Obituaries, exceeding five lines will
~ communications of personal character will be chars-
:'tr =. advertisement rates.
,,nmucatio:s must te accompanied by the names OF
and rejected communications cannot be returned.
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i1Oi-U Bile PACIFIC GUANO-
y Tor sale by JOHN S. KNOX, JR., {
81, @2-.m Sole Agent, No. 10, Union st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-02

NEW YORK, June l.
We have some further interesting items
relative to the defeat Of the Spanish fleet at
Callao, and the present position of the two
opposing forces.
The government OF Gen. Brado is more
popular than ever
Since the fight the Spanish vessels have
been lying at San Lorenzo Island, out of
reach of the Peruvian batteries, but were
somewhat annoyed by Peruvian torpedoes.
No damage had occurred to them from that
source. bat they were under the necessity of
leaving their anchorage and putting ont TO
sea every night. On the 18th they left Callao
and moved Southwark.
The United States steamer Watere picked
up launch about the It'll, loaded with coal.
which the officers were on the point of making
fuel OF, when. by fortunate occurrence. one
OF the blocks broke open, and a six pound
she'll was discovered inside. On investipa-
ton the load of coal was found to be freely
interspersed with such dangerous material. it
was doubtless intended By the Peruyians for
the use OF the Spanish vessels
grand celebration of the victory at Callao
took place at Lima on the 18TH
Gen. Brado has ordered all Spanish sub
jects to leave the Republic, under penalty OF
perpetual imprisonment.
At sttttuSI -nUEiiilS star, from no JanerO
May 4, Bohea, May s; Pornanbuca, MAY IL;
Para, May II; and ST. Thomas, May %, has
arrived.
The frgate Susquehanah left Rio Janero,
April 9th, for New York. The o. S. gun
boat shamokn and ship Onward were at Rio
Grande and at Berville, and would leave St.
Thomas on the 18th, for Ponce. News
from River Platte is important There was
fearful slaughter on the 10th of April of 1900
Paraguayans, who attacked the Brazilian bat
teries on the island opposite Itopira. Ten
thousand Brazilians crossed the Parana on
the 10th, and, without opposition, drove the
Paraenayan skirmishers and defeated 5000
the next morning, and occupied it. Itapira
captured guns and flag. The whole Allied
army were transferred by the l4h to the
Paraguayan side Of the Parana The Para
gaayans abandoned their camp three miles on
the Road to Hamati and retreated to that
fortress on which the Allies were marching.
Twelve thousand Brazilians, under Portu Al.
lagre, had crossed the Upper Parana and
reached the railway from Villa Rica to
Asnicon, within so miles Of the Capitol Pu.
mato cannot be held, and the speedy end of
the war is anticipated.
The Brazilian Imperial Assembly convened
/ he Emperor's speech called special atten-
ton TO the currency. The Custom House in
Santa Catharina had blown up; twenty per
sons killed. In Rio Grande. Nesu, the old
silver mines, worked by the Jesnits have
been re-discovered. Coffee at Rio Grande,
declining; freights, dull. Exchange on
London. lower.
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AFTERNOON DISPATCHES
NEWS SUM AIRY.

New York, June /.
THO cholera at quarantine is said to be Of
,orv mild type, and is principally confined
To the German passengers.
a revenue cutter isshortly to be stationed IN
the bay for the protection OF quarantine yes,
sells. and to prevent the passengers detained
there from escaping to the shore.
The funeral Of Gen. Scott will be conducted
IN simple military form, the Cadets taking the
most Of honor. There will be no sermon or
GRAFTON; the Episcopal funeral service will be
read. and the usual psalm will be ehanted by
the Cadet choir. The coffin will be enshroud-
ed in silk flag presented to the General
some wears ago, and the body will be dressed
in the full uniform of a Lieutenant General.
The special committee of the municipal
boards and members of the National Guards
went up to West Point on the Daniel Drew,
al 8 o'clock. The officers of the navy yard
went in steam tug.
The morning papers have the following
special dispatches from Washington
A large number Of prominent merchants
and business men of New York have Invited
President johnson to visit that city some time
in June. No political significance attaches
to the invitation, and it is probable that it
will be accepted
The famous hfe-size equestrian portrait Of
General Scott, ordered by the commonwealth
of Virginia in 1867, which they refused to
accept when the General declined to become
traitor for them, is clothed now, at his de-
sease, with additional interest. 1t was painted
by Edward Troyce, native of Switzerland,
an artist of considerable note. The General
sat for the picture at West Point and selec-
ted Chepultapec for the scene. 1t is the larg-
est equestrian portrait ever produced IN this
country, and is now in the capitol at washing
ton.
At the request of General Howard,
with the expedition OF the depart
ments of Texas and Arkansas, the
Commissons ships of the Freedmens Bu-
reau have been placed in charge of the sew
eral district military commandments. General
Grant has shown his confidence in General
Howard 5 former Assistant commissioners
by giving them the entire military charge.
The sum of S3,oI9 was collected in Michi-
igan during the month of May, for trespass
fines in Government time.
Wisconsin receives 3,564 acres of the Me-
nassa swamp lands
The monitor Montononamah will proceed
to Russia conveyed by the steamer Augusta.
The two vessels will subsequently form a part
OF the European squadron.
EThe heads of departments are seriously en-
bar-assed by the crowds Of Union soldiers
HCCktHs 10 washington III SeaTcu VI cieTk-
ships, which it is impossible to confer. These
men have been put to the expense of going
to Washington BY false representations.
Brig. Gen. George S. Dodge, who won the
National reputation for disembarking and
embarking our armies at Fort Fisher, without
the loss of man, or a dollars worth of prop
erty. has been appointed Consul to Bremen.
Gen. p. O. LOOMS has been appointed AS
SCISSOR of Internal Revenue at Kansas.
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For Sale.

Off, and 40 feet off side of Lot g. in Block b2,
u 4 with Cottage Dwelling House and other improve
ments corner Third and High Streets Title good En-
quire Of WIN. FULTON,
apr24-d Real Estate Agent.
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Let MS be 1[erciful to Ourselves.

The physical structure strongest human being
vulnerable everywhere. Our bodies are endowed BY
ture with certain negative power which protects
to some extent from unwhoesome inAuesoes but this
protection imperfect and cannot be safely relied in
unhealthy regions or under circumstances Of more than
ordinary danger Therefore, WISDOM prudence
it common sense to provide against such contingent
cies by taking ondoc in Advance in other words by
fortifying the system with course of IIOSTKrTERS
STOMACH BITTRRS the most complete protective
against all the epidemic and endemic maades that has
been administer ed in any country As remedy for
Dyspepsia, there ia medicine that will compare with
it, Whoever suffers the pangs of Indigestion anywhere
on the face of the earth where HoslErrERs Buffers
be procured does voluntarily for as surely as Truth
exists, this invaluable Tonic and Alternative would re-
store his stomach to healthy condition To
the Bilious it especially recommended and In cases Of
confirmed Constipation it affords speedy and permanent
relief In Canada, the West indies and Australia the
Btters rank above all other medicines Of the class and
the demand for them in all foreign countries increases
every season. Imay2sdAw1w
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Notice or incorporation.

NOTICE is hereby given that H. w. Sam.
y pie, William Timberman, ?. payi, johr 4
Bishop, Erie J. Leech, Harry Fulton Edward Numm
James Billings n. Shelley, Nicholas Sargent. r.
den, J. Il. Barker Isaiah Hale, John W. Cieehorn. v
vanorsda Of the County Of Lee and State OF Iowa
John sehee q CLARK County, Missouri have organised
cfated with them, into corporate and Joint sock Co
pany under tue laws Of Iowa relative to such
tons, In the name and title OF
"The Union 1.-Two Stock Insurance d j.
The principal place Of business Of the Company Il in
the City of Keokuk, Iowa.
The nature OF the business be transacted b. II.
psny Is the INsURANcK OF LIVE STOCK AaAINsr
THEFT, ACCIDENTS AND DEATH. - 1
The amount Of Capital Stock authorized /. - H.
dred Thousand Dollars and may be inceasad f,o, .,
to time the business Of the reonirs d.;
ded into shares Of One Hundred Dollars eeeh Ths r
pany may commence business when twenty Thors.nd
Dollars shall be subscribed and ten per csnt ~ thn
amount paid In. The residue Of tho etcrk i ss 80 -
Be paid In ~ required by the DIRECTOR The Css,c-.
ton y 70 continue twenty s. vi. -
the stockholders. 80 =.
Theprivate property Of the stockhoJ,er, !. m.d.
~ ~ I '.oy iof corporate debts except q prov-
The business Of the Company ia to be m.n...d I, !.
oa . ~ h,Ie VINO are empowered to elect
.ss,uen., sceIadent and an Executive COMMITTEES,
- 80 oecIetafy ena treasurer and such other on
- s&eltS e snaii De necessary TO conduct the
.. " NJ Ompahy. Ine annual elections for Dr.
s - " DC nesd on tns lst ThufSday Of June In
The liability Of the Company ,h.u Il no time exoesd
double tho amount Of Capital stock
H. W. Sample, 6. r. Davis william ffmberpnn Nieh.
olas eargeant, John 4. Hishep j. J. Brcs r. L. RudA3ck
Isaiah Hale and John 6chee were eefted Director u
serve until the annual election in 1861
Ata nsstsns ofths Dirsctxs the ALLOWING Cme~r
vsrs ssctsa to'Wit; s ass .sa -
1 Il s1r f1zkssr :,,a;s. IL. rr...,.
4. 2. oHI11naDM, Tssaslrsr.
11I1 J. L110H, ossstasyI 81.