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TO uNVALIDS

" HOSE So FFERINGs
- ~ ,frs-~tt - 49, -szae- F~s rs--s'
have been protrscted from hidden causes
ana mal-treatment, and who require
prompt relief to render existence de-
sirable.
DIR. !. PERRAULT, GRADUATE
OF THE UNIVERSITY OF Queens
College, begs to inform patients and
others seeking medical advice that he may
be consulted personally or by letter in all
cases of Nervous and Physical Debil.
tty, and the various disorders arising from
sedlentary habits, excess, accident or eli
mate, from Q :. N. to l2 NJ. and from 2 to
Sr. NJ, at his Office, 'Armory Building,
northeast corner Montgomery and Sacra-
q meuto Sta, Rooms Nos. g. 10 and IL. first
floor up stairs. Entrance on either Mont
gomery or Sacramento streets.
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A. s. IIALLIDIE& & co.
WIRE ROPE MANUFACTURERS,

No, 4I2 Clay street. San francisco.
MINING COMPANIES and others using rope
lvL are informed that Wire Rope is Stronger
More Durable and Very Much Cheaper than any
,ther kind of Rope. and it is not affected by atmos
pheric changes. We manufacture Of every length
and size.
Round Wire Rope,
OF IRON and STEEL. for Hosting purposes,
Ferry Ropes and Derrick Guys.
Steel Wire Rope,
For Small Gear and for DERRICK FALL
ROPES, very Durable and Light, with Suitable
Blocks.
Flat Wire Rope,
For Hosting from Mines. Small Sizes for Pump
Belts GALVANIZED IRON WIRE ROPE, for
stays aud Guys. IRON AND COPPER WIRE
CORD, for Hanging Window Sashes-Signal
Cords. dc.
E8- And would refer to the many Companies
who are using our Ropes. throughout California
and the adjoining States. LIS: of prices, with
strengths, &C., forwarded application to the
manufacturers. OF
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Times Of Holding Courts.

Times Of Holding Courts.
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
SHAsTA-Second Mondays of March, June and
November
SIsKIYoU-Third Monday of January, first Mon
dav of Nay, and third Monday of September.
TRIyIrY-Second Mondays in April, August and
December.
County Court.
Held on the first Mondays of May, September
and January.
Probate Court.
First Mondays of February, April, June, Au
gust, October and December.
BOARD OF SuPERvisoRs-Mcets Ist Mondays in
May, August, November and February.
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- j. s. Follansbee, C. P; Charles McDou-
I'll aid. II. p. E. L. Reese. s. W. 90. r. Knox,
Scribe; d. Beinert Treas L. Garrecht, 1.
W. Night OF meeting, second and fourth We'd
nesday.
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Do not be satisfied with Partial Cures

NuTcs ~Ec EffW~ys 0u"I "HtCcu'
In Syphilis and its adjunets; GonorrhGa and
its accompanying diseases; all disorders Of the
Bladder, Kidneys and Prostate; Seminal Weak
ness; Diseases of the Heart and Lungs Dyspep-
sia, Indigestion, Impotency, IncipieDt Consump-
ton and all diseases of the urinary organs. in either
sex, cure always warranted, OR NO PAY RE-
OUIRED, at the
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Consulting Ohice,
$40 WASHINGTON STREET,

Consultation, by letter or otherwise, FKEE.
All Letters and MvxEY must be addressed to
BENZ. +. JOSELYN. NJ. d.
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A NEEDED Law In NEW JERsEY.---Ac-
cording to the incsntation scenes in Ndcbeth,
massive ritual Is necessary to exercise per-
scouting witches, but in our more civilized
times the mc-quitocs, those successors Of evil
falries,are to be annihiat9d by legislation.
Two laws have passed by the New Jersey
Legislature, which, IL si0ned by the Governor,
will act as more potent charms than ever fol-
lowed in the path Of fnecromancy. On We'd
nesday they passed the bill granting charter
TO the Newark and New York Railroad Com
pany, anG yesterday the House approved that
providing for the incoi poralion Of a company
to drain the Pontine Mar-hes wc1t of Ber-
gen Hill. 1heeo two bills, therefore, only
await the signature Of Governor WARD to be-
come laws. We horo the Governor will at
once grant his approval, and that the corpora.
tiOns viii proeeed at oncs 90 work, and
speedily complete the work they ere now en-
gagged TO accomplish
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SATURDAY. MARCH 8, 1855.
Union state Convention.

A Stated Convention Will be held In che Hall
of the House of Representatives in Harrisburg.
Pa, on "WEDNESDAY, TaE SEVENTH DAY OF
MARcE A. d. 1866, at ~ O'Clock NJ, for the pur-
pose OF nominating candidate for Governor, TO
be supported by the friends Of the Union.
The ordeal of war has tried the strength OF
our Government Its Gre has purided the
ration. The defense oil the nations life has de-
monstrated who we're its friends. The princ-
Piles vindcated In the feld must be preserved
in the councils OF the nation. The arch-epemy
OF freedom must be struck once more. All the
friends Of our Government, and all who were
loyal to the cause Of the Union in our late str1g
gle, are earnestly requested to unite in sending
delegates 70 represent them in said Convention.
BY order OF the Union State Central Com
mlttee. JOIN CESSNA Chairman.
GF9; g. W: IrilllrI HAMrRsIY' Secretaries.
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That none OF the said bonds shall be sold for
less than the principal sums named therein"
The design Of the Committee in reporting
the law was to allow.the city of Philadelphia
to procure funds by throwing new loan on
the market when money was necessary, and
selling It below par II 1t would not bring its
face value. Such wa1 the aim of the bill.
But the wisdom Of our Legislators must alter
the whole object, and paes law totally un-
necessary SO far az the original intention is
concerned. The amendment of Mr. DAVIS,
which was adopted, contains the decidedly
important proviso, "That none OF the said
bonds shall be sold for lees than the principal
sums named therein" in other words we
are authorized to sell them to the highest
bidder, provided that the bonds bring pre-
MUM. We are at loss to perceive why such
an amendment should bavo been passed. 1t
grants'no new privilege which was asked for.
1t gives rot the needed sanction of law 60 the
selling OF loan at market value. 1t is on
acceptable lew 50 far ss it goes, but it does
not touch on the ground which il was asked
to cover. When we a9k for btoad we do not
desire stone, even il it be one of the most
precious of gems.
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WE HAVE almost ceased to endeavor to
solve the riddle OF legislative action, and yes
terday there was instanced one of those
Sphynx-like exhibitions Of inconsistency.
We quote from the report
"An act allowing the city of Philadelphia to sell
her loans below par was considered. The bill
came from Committee as follows:-
"From and after the passage of this act 1t
shall be lawful for Philadelphia to sell AT market
rates all loans now authorized by any ordinance
or ordinances Of Councls Provided That the
amount of the said loans 80 authorized TO be
sold shall not exceed S., ,00o, 600: And provided,
That the time within which the same shall be SO
sold shall not extend beyond the period OF one
year from April !, 1851
''Air. DAVIS moved to substitute the following:
---It shall be lawful for Philadelphia whenever
necessary to delFay municipal expenses, to issue
bonds TO the amount OF $4,000, 900, IN s1ns of
not less than one hundred dollars each, payable
at such time as may be directed by the Councils,
and bear interest at q rate not exceeding $40
per cent. per aunum, and to sell the same In
open market to the highest bidder; Provided,
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Assets LIabI0 lOr Losses. .......sI,5OO.OOO

1t is Permanent Institution with perpetual char
from subject to the judicial decisions
OF the State.
The assets lawfully invested large compared with
the liabilities and the business Is limited to rst-class
trsks-thus assuring the members Of ample security
prudent management and solid prosperity, and Offering
superior advantages for judlclous Life Insurance.
1t is the interest," wen the duty OF every citizen
to support INSTITUTIONS because by doing other
nflcting this community the same injury as ii he
went abroad to purchase any article OF meIcha andse
which Is manufactured sold here Every dollar paid
to a foreign Insurance Company is Loss TO THE GENE
RAJ CAPITAL CIrY-the amount already paid
would have furnished with eamshlp Lines to in
crease Trade
SURPLUS DIVIDED ANNUALLY LOSSES PAID
PROMPTLY W
Return Premium Dividend 50 per cent
Scrip previous TO 1868 receivable in payment of pre-
miums
Policies issued on the various plans of Insurance,
TRUSTEES.
Samuel c. Huey John c. Brenner
1heophius Paulding, BENJAMIN Coates,
Edmund A. Souder, Richard 5. Newbod.
Samuel Il. Stokes, James u. Mcfarland,
Henry G. Tow nsend William +. Hacker
Thomas W, Davis, Joseph Ii. Trotter
Joseph M. Il. Price, William ii, Kern,
Samuel A. Bspham, James EustOn
RudOphus Kent, edward Nj. Needles
samuel J. Christian Charles Watson,
james 0. Pease, ElwoOd Johnson,
Warner N Rasin, John q. Reppier,
Frederick A. Hoyt, John A. Needles
Christian j. Hoffman, Baltimore
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
EDWARD HARTSHoRNE, NJ D., No. 1889 Walnu
EDWARD A. PAGE NJ. D., No l4l5 Walnut street
In attendance at the office OF the Company from to
JAMES TRAQUAIR, President
JOHN w HORNER A. V. p, and Actuary
LRoRATIo 5. STEPHENS, Secretary n tuthsaAp
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EDIToRIALLY PATHETIC.-Bar be it from
us to detract rom the touching effect Of an
article which appeared in the Richmond
Times, and rom which we make an extract.
1t is The mouInlul wall of the "Mother Of the
Presidents" over her eI1ing, or at least wan
deIing children. But we would only seek to
incite the ambition of those Southerners who
have gone to foreign land to bo happy, by
regretting that so far none OF them have made
the earth resound with their deeds, and ex-
pressing hope that in order to make good
the glowing words OF the Times, this exiled
band may be recruited by as many, il not al
OF that portion OF the chival-y who have so
far consented to remain beneath "Yankce
rule :'--
amid all the vicissitudes of time and place,
the heart of the true Southerner will always
tuIn with homsge to his native land, and melt
with soitness at the shrine OF her memory. He
will be like the aged Swiss, Who lett his land and
his language Eehind him. and souyht q home In
the New World. Years went on, and the time
came for the old man to die. He lay upon his
couch. The lights grew dim, for they that
looked cut at the windows were darkened.
Loved voices were hushed, for the daughters of
music were brought low HIS hands were
folded upon his breast; his lips moved-he spoke.
His old wife bent over him, but the accent5 were
strange. Toe exile wac again child, and was
beneath the shadow OF the eternal mountains
once more. The rush OF the torrent swelled upon
| his dying ear; the Alpine glow frightened in
his dying eye The song OF his sister hoated out
! through the open door, from the cot where he
he was born-and he breathed his last prayer
IN the language Of other days.
Touching and eloquent is the sentiment con-
Xeyed by this story OF the dying Swiss. But
| there is no Vireinian now roaming in foreign
lands, an exile from this shore, who, when no
comes to die, will not feel like this old Swiss.
His last gaze and his last thoughts will be to-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
t9y NORTH AMERICAN
G MP A n Y.
Office, No. s27 WALNUT Street.
(sEooND FL0oE
100, 900 shares, Capital stock.

100000 shares, Capital stock.
Far Nalu' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $1,000
This Compsny owns in fee simple several valuable
Silver Mines in Nevada.
$4,000 Shares for WOrixiDg Capital.
$4,000 40 be Sold tn % Lots Ri $4,000 Each.
Esuhscrptions received at the office until March H.
BY ORDER OF THE DIRECTORS
22l 1871 ~. S. EMERY, Treasurer.
e~7IJe DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HIGH
nut STREETS.
NO ICE 10 CONTRACTOR
sea cd IrOpOsas viii be received at the Office o. the
Chief ommissione- OF Highways un Il IL O'Clock M on
MONDAY, March lor the construction of a sewer
on the line o. Market street rom the inc of Wyo
ming s rect Yves ward about three hundred feet ard
connect with sewer now aId In said Market street,
that point to be built OF brick two feet six inches
inside dieme err and circular Ia form with such inlots
and manhoes as may be directed by the Chief En-
The understanding to be that the contractor shall take
bill prepared against ue property ronting on said
sewer hs authorized by ACT of Assembly and without
Tor al amounts to be paid by the city for the
tiOn of SAID sewer
Al bidders are invited to be present at tho time and
place opening tho sa proposals.
Each proposal will be accom- panied by certificate
that bond hns been fec IN the Law Department,
a Tectcd by ordinance of May 25. 1860
II tho lowest bidder shall not a contract Within
1ve days the work he viii be deemed a
declining and win be held liable his bond for the d
ference lie Woen his bid and the next higher bid.
spec.fc5 tons may be had at The Department of Sur
- W W sMEDLEY
8la Chief Commissioner Of Highways
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wares the loved old mother Of States and sta5el-
mcn the founder OF empires and ideas. and the
Urn of departed glory and buried greatness
Wne'her oeath meets them near ths halls of the
Montezumas, or at the base OF the And65, the
hearts Of Vrginiaus, Ike the eyes OF Crie Mo
hammVdans hxe1 uoon Mecca in th3 honr 0
distolotion, will sprelv turn TO the land Of
WAsHNGToN, the grave of JACKSON, and the
home of LEFn
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-. PHTLADgLPHIA AND SOUTHERN

49, PHILADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN
~ mai STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IL CTI0N or DIRECTORS
Notice is hereby Given that Meeting OF the Stock
no ders tho Philadelphia and Southern Mail st 9am-
ship company will be held at the Rooms o. the Board
of Trade, on MONDAY, March 5,h 1865 between the
hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. ana O'Clock M, for the
burOose OF cectng Directors In pursuance OF
provision of the third section OF the act inc cooperating
'O THONASC. HAND
FREDERICK COLLINS
RICHARD WO ID,
A r. CHES EBROUGH.
w :. RUSSELL
GFORGE l.. BUZBY,
WILLIAM MASSEY,
JOHN y. JAMES
WILLIAM G. HARRIS.
GtORGEN ALLIES,
HENRY ~IMONS,
A. M. CONOVER
WILLIAM M. WILSON,
JOH ID. STOCKTON,
\. j. CA HERWOOD,
HENRY WINSOR
}. A. SOUDER
2247t WILLIAM b. THOMAS,
PHILADELPHIA, February "a 1866 CorporatOrs.
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.Grenina Telearaph:

is published eg@y afternoon Sundays ercepted)
at No. lOs S. Third street. Price, Three Gents
Per Copy (Double Sheet, or Eighteen Cents Per
Week, payable to he Carrier, and mated to
Subscribers ont ofaie city at Nine Dollars Per
Annun1 One Dollar and Bsfg Gents for Too
Months inudridbly IN ddodace for the pertod
ordered
TO insure the Insertion of Advertisements in al
of our Editions, they must be forwarded 10 our
office not later than 10 O'Clock each Morning.
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'IF Southern member and tho7e who are for
admitting them to their seats constitute the ma
iolity OF Che whole Senate, the President has the
ghI, and by the Eternal he OUGHT to exerc-e
that ght 10. ,hwith, tomorrow, or any other
day, TO recognize the opposition here ar o the
Southern members ss majority OF the Sonato."
in the speech OF Mr.. GARRETT DAVIS
in tie Senate yesterday we find the sentiment
quoted above. Coming as it does from the
lips Of one who has always prided himself on
bis sc called cOnservatism-emanat as it
does from the gentleman who remarked not
long since that he never did radicc' action,
or favored radical step, in the whole course
Of his public career, we ca1noS but express
surprise that his i1discretion I" has in his old
old age left him naked to his enemies" For
a Senator OF the United States to be so far
carried away by his paHsion aG to utter the
Iencrk attributed to Mr.. DAVIS Is a lsmenta-
BILE precedent in tAe history Of Amei can
politics. Let us look at this sentence Tor one
moment. Its atrocity increases with in
spection.
The Southern Statos have no representa-
tives in the Senate. A feeble minority is in
favor of granting admission to such OF their
without knowing, IN any official manner, the
sentiments of the private citizer5, Mr.. DAVIS
fvoi5 the President exercising that right
to recognize the opposition here and the
Southern members as majority of the
Senate" Who are the Southern memLcrJ?"
We know who ere trying to bo, bat these GER
taiuly are not ''Southetn members" now.
(E o.o - T.
of the Southern papers 10 be adopted, and the
camantc of seats bc marshalled into the Hal
supported by bayonet1, and seated beneath
the protecting arn,5 Of mr9ket-yP Are we to
have coap d'e;ct? We can see no other
meaning in the Senator's words, and yet we
are 10th to believe that any member of 80
high a Ecdy a9 the one in which he sits
should, unless under some unsccountaole inAu
ence, so disgrace himself as to even hint at
such en- event
1t is time that all inoend,ary har angues bs
abccdoned. We have had entirely too many
of them during the last few weeks. Tbs
problems before our country are to be settled
by quiet debate and careful examination, not
by profa1e SURF crlative5 nor by violent accu-
sations Come, let us reason together"
should be the invitation, end in the careful
exercise of our deliberative faculties let us
tcve the vexed question calmly settled.
MIR. GARRETT DAVIS hac, by losing his
patience and his reason, disgraced himself;
but if his example may act as a restraint to
others, we will not regret his course. For if
one must fall let it be GARRETT DAVIS, for
him the Senate can most easily spac3, and
our nation dispense with without lo3s.
We cordially agree with the Tribune, when
it says this morning, "We presume Mr.. DAVIS
in making such proposition aspires to the
honors of treason, but he will have to be con-
tent with the distinction which belongs to a
lunatic who is tolerated abroad because,
although nuisance, he is harmless"
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Nea55@ RETRoUvEY's TURKISH BANDoLE-
MAN HAIR TONIC.
TIE DRESSING AND RESTORER OF THE AGE.
TURKISH BANDOLENIAN.

RETROUVEY'S TURKISH BANDOLENIAN.
RetrouUey's Turkish Bandolenian. What can be
more acceptable than anything that will beautify
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from falling out, restoring it's natural color, making
1t TO grow nxuriance and beauty, assist putting
up according to the present sGyle and fashion and
keep it IN place This RetrouUey's Turkish Bando-
IeRian Hair Tonic will do, and for proof we refer
you to any person who has tried it. 1t is acknsw-
edged to be the beautifer of the age the only Hair
Ionic and RestoTer worthy of the name. In IurkeB.
in France IN England, in Amerioa, everywhere
where the BandoenIan is known, it is pronounced
the "ne plNs ultra" of Hair Preparations Remember,
1t Is free from all metallic poisonS that are contained
in most Hair Coors and dressings II is the extract
OF mRny flowers and herbs, beautifully put uD, an
ornament to the Toilet.
For sale by all Druggists and Perfumels.
Wholesale,
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DYoTT Co,
Principal Dol OF for United States and Canadas.
JA1 Es PALMER s. Co,
No. 499 Market street
IL tuths8m Philadelphia
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
R9Sg- UNITED STATES PENSION OFFICE,
No rs CARTER strcct, below Thsd
(old Post ofico Bulldng.)
NOTICE TO PENSIONERS.


To avoid waste Of time, promote the Al conyc-
M0Taa5Rs WIDOWS: and 0'hess eR:Oilid at the
iHunouaSes hat the payment Of Pensions due MerGh
IL VII DC made u ephabetcal order-that IL 70 say,
&sse reeg e. Th0Sce cO%meacing mn Hd i; as as
and Mosdsy sad TUESDAY, Mars6 5iI ana ana In
and WcddnGs&ssy & sSd ThgT5day Mar 5th ana st6.
and M%RdSg a9s Tuesday March l2 IN and 5ti
Mcend Nj Friday and Saturday march isth and I7th
n, o, aud p Monday, March iS.h 4"u i''''
8 Wodnesdav and Thursday, March list ana 22d.
" i anS md fsslfaSd Saturday March March 5.h S5d
As only those Penoners specified above viii be paid
made will be postponed TO their regular oder
paid as prescnted ater faat date 'n W." DO
Invalid penso ReIj ,who-e pensions commence before
hP'ch 4, lec5 and who have not been examined prior
to the september payments, or who are not exempt
states surgcons certificate a' to teH disability with
nnF hsF pepslSn pSfeCF eGCFFIcE WILL RE
TIE TIL NstSN EGE TIL M E ~ PrE SSSS
For the payment of Pens oners residing 10 the city.
sastrp q. s. Pension Agent
RJg- IMPORTANT TO THE MERCHANTS
49, AND MANUFACTURERS OF PaiLADKL-
Messrs, EDWARD YOUNG Co., Publishes, PhIs-
BcIeyias that the clr,ulatoA of a book on the
TRAPE TRAP AND MANUFACTURES OF PHILADEL.
PsA TSpa at hs %s ssS when neg %
the mercSlts and @S1ui1stSrng Htsre IS Of tn cy
we hereby TSque' H. the work that
ect publ he'd BY yo1 since edited by Edwin
E5seeey ssd we doubt mo, not & o1, Ne e. hsnt7 Ma1a-
tribulion through the South end West.
MOTION MoAICHAELs Mayor of Philadelphia.
STEPHEN COLWELL, u. &. Revenue Comml9s,one
WILLIAM i; THOMAS, Co lsctor Of the Por..
JAMES PoIioGR @ DrSctf FSha Unoa st Mnt MHl
BEBLAN j. L0MBAkRT Penn r. 4 Co,
VIVIAN SELLERS a. co.
JAMES, KENT, SANTEE a. co.
DAVID 8. BROWN q co,
BENJAMIN BULLOCKb' SONS.
JOHN Is MYERS GO.
ID. RODNEY KING& GO.
PHILADELPHIA, February. 1885, .t
In rccordancc with the request OF those and other
public spirited gentlemen we nave undertaken the eyi
sion OF the work referred to and viii no Palnl y
make Il daguereotype Of the TRADE AND MANU-
FACIUBES OF OFPH1LADELPHIA in 10 } The tine
sePecalV approprate and Il will not be oar fut II
the new mOrchants of the soutI and West are not
posted In regard to the Dsing rns ofthi3 city
EDWARD YOUNG q co,
81 sws 81 Publishers, No. AL CHESNUT street.
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AT concert lately gwen at Vienna, for the
benefit Of The Literary Mems Fund the Emperor
OF Aus RIA took ticket and paid $500 for it,
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

E.1Y COHOCKSINK PRESBYTERIAN
- - CHURCH.-Serv.ces Tomorrow (Sabba'h). at
l0H A. NJ. and III p. NJ The ccIame Vt OF the Lor rs
supper viii be admirs'n,ct in the mo-sing by the
Pas or, Rev: S, a MU CBMoRE, assisted by Rev Mr.
IJAMS OF d. nvile.
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n4g@ THE DIRECTORS OF THE PETRO.
49, - LEUM VAfoR STOVE AND GAS LIGHT
eareo Dividend OF TWENTY-FIVE CENTS share,
Street. on ana after MSreh /, 1855 The Transfer
boehs o. the Company viii be closed nom February "a
224 smw6t NH HARNUM, Secretary.