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Sale OF the Webster Farm In Franklin.
New Hampshire

EFOm the Boston Daily Advertiser, October 23
The death of Mr.. r. l.. Tay of late years the
owner OF the Webster farm, rendered 10 desirable,
In order TO settle the estate, that it should be
sold. 1t was accordingly advertised very ex-
tensiVely, and II not large number OF bidders,
At least good.szed crowd was expected. At
the appointed time, however, not three dozen
persons, all toll, were present Two or three
gentlemen from Boston and some Of the neigh
boring farmers were all that assembled, either
from curiosity, interest in the place, desire 10
purchase, or respect for the memory OF Daniel
Webster.
The home place was first put up. 1t consisted
fOne hundred and ninety acres of land, with
old dwelling house in which the Webster
lily lived during the boyhood OF Daniel
1ter, and which was owned by Mr.. Webster
ards until his death-the new tWo.stOry
by Mr. Tay, the dwelling house built
Webster for John Taylor, the new stable
Mr.. Tay, and the large old Webster
vas finally bid OFF by Mr.. X. l.. Tay,
leirs, for $l5, 400. A lot OF intervale
Nty-two acres was next put up, and
\ acre. wood and pasture lot
hundred acres was then cold TO
go per acre. Tue wood lot of
sold for $24'60 per acre to
ne four hundred acre pasture
. lthdraWn.
IOe A. Of Burlington, Vermont,
OS Scresc falling from railroad
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Of Burlington, Vermont,
y falling from . railroad
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SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
The Fidelity Insurance, Trust and Safe
Deposit Company, for the Safe
Keeping OF Bonds, Stocks, and
Other VRIuabIeS.


DRhCToRs.
N. b. BROWNE, lEDWARD w. OLARR
CLAkENC CE u, GLARE, ALEXANDER HENRY,
JOHN WELSH, IS "A. CALDW Eli.
j. dILLlNGHAM FELL HENRY o. GIBSON,
CHARLES MACALkS TER
ONCE In the FiTeprOof building OF the PHILADELPHIA
National Bank, Oh ESNUr Street. above FOURTH
This Company receives on deposit and GUARAN.
TEES THE SAFE KEEPING OF VALUAHLEs
upon the following rates year, viz.-
per SlOUV
6esisteLeu b0nos ana Securitlesb0 cents per $1,000
per $1,000
1oId - @ ~ " per $1,000
NSA ~ per Hlh
BOXES or small TIN boxes OF Bankers, BrOkers
sS6 sWhis ETC. contents unknown 70 the Company
ne company offers for RENT (rentar axcluaIvelv
too duk se she key) SAFES INSIDE ITS VA ULT5 al
w. sO, tO s6O and go year according 70 sise and
COupOna and Interest Collected for ma Dav osnA
Interest allowed on Money Deposits F0- N
Trusts OF every descT pton. '" $3.50 NANSN''
2 2slmwfrRl y. "a BROWNIE Presidspt
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HOOP SKIRTS.
628, WIN. T. HoPKIN 5, ~ 620.
MANUFACTURES OF FIRST QUALITY
HOOP SKIRTS
FOR THE TRADE AND AT RETAIL.
NO. O2s ARCH STREET, BELOW SE.
VERTH, PHILADELPHIA.

Also dealer In full lines OF low-priced New York
All the new and desirable styles sizes OF Ladies'
Misses, and Chlldren's Hoop-skirts constantly on
hand and made 70 order, embracing the largest aud
most varied assortment In this market at very mode
rate prices.
EveTy lady should try "our Own Make" OF HOop
skirts, as they have no equal 'P
Southern, Western and near Trade buyers Will dnd
Il 20 their Interest TO examine our ROOda.
Catalogues OF styles, sizes, and prices sent 10 any
address. SH am
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30

- we, are prepared 10 Supply our Patent Sec.
lOhal Mill TO all manufacturers for gr,ndi see
Guano and all other hard substances pSmeS' 9,"
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EIsl 10y 4 gsls az
THESE WORLD-RENOWNED SEWING,
MACHINES

We're qrardef the highest premium, at tn.
VOrtdS Far IN LOndOn, and SIC first DreD,i.
ANS at the Ne,0 York State Fair of 1866. ana
Are celebrated for doing the best work, usisp a
much smaller needle for tie same thread than anv
other machine, and by the introduction OF the mos,
approved machinery, we are now able to supply the
very best machines in the world.
These machines are made at our new
and spacious Factory at Bridgeport, Conn,
under the immediate supervision Of the
President of the Company, Elias Howe.
Jr., the original inventor of the Sewing
Machine.
They are adapted TO all kinds of family sewing
ana to use OF Seamstresses, Dress Makers, Tailor,
manufacturers of shirts, collars, skirts coaks man
tias' clothing hats, caps, corsets, boots Shoes bar
ness saddes, linen goods. umbrellas, parasos etc.
Ihey work equally well upon silk, linen woolen and
cotton goods, with silk cotton or linen thread.
They will seam, quilt, gather, hem fell, cord. braid.
Olhd' ana perform every species of sewing, making
beautiful and perfect stitch alike on both sides of
the article sewed.
Ihe stitch thrented by Mr. Ho,oe. and ,oo6e
on h's NGchtne, as the most popular and dura.
Die, and GlrSeWtng 4H0chtneS are subject to The
pranclpGt tnrented by him.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR,
The Howe Mdchiae Companu.
500 BRoADwAY,ICo Fourth sr. Ny.
ap-lO.
SIBLEY & SToops, 922 Chestnut St pb;la
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SHOES,
CATERS.
'aeam Dying and ScOuringEs.
tablishment.

MRS. E. w. SMITH
NO. zs' ~. Fifth St., bet. Marker and Arcb pv,
rxYc1r~ PHIA.
10y Goods Of every description dyed to anv CO..
tion' dved in , wearing Apparel of every descrIp-
mers ann 1 n1sned IN superior Style Merno. CasS
Csre.t. ana CraPs shsws Table and Piano coyers
re.dyed ali etc. Secured Pongee and Silk Dresses
M;B.M1,GentlemenS Clothes Cleaned or Dved
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TO OUR CUSTONERS

we take pleasure in announcing to Dealers in Fer.
nllzers' @ and The Agricultural public, thai we have
within The past year increased our faciIi,a" g." ~,
manufacture Of our Raw Bone Phosphate IN on M ou0
tent une9ualled by any other House in the IIr;ted
Siaes CT Europe. These iaclities not onlv iocinIu
!ne pn en- argement OF our old established works in
Fhlladt phla. known as The DELAWARE RIvro Hi ~
CULTURAL CHEMICAL WORKS, buI also The nnrotnna
OF extensive and we'll stocked works at Chicago. I'M
WIN all The necessary machinery cars. &c ,o con- ,
ducl ihe business This establishment alone has nJ"
Meat and is capable Of being largely Increased wv
deslre' oy the closest supervision to condmct ,bos.
Two concerns so that our customers W II der;ue
Pa ucS. ga nfnent from their consolidation in obtain
UNIFORM quality, and al the lowest possible price anu
BAUGH d SONS.
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Ayers s,arsapariIIa

E M Is a concentrated extract Of the choic,
- root SO combined with other substan
~ ces OF slil greater alternative power a,
- /to afford an effectual antdote fo,
diseases Sarsaparilla is reputed r.
cure such u remedy is surely wanted
BY those who suffer from Strumo1s comnI3;n,s nnJ
that one which will accomplish their cnre D,,,.,
prove as this has proved, of immense seryce ~ tbi
large class of our afflicted feIlow.citizens H.,
completely this compound will do il. has heon
proven hy experiment on many of the worst cas-
oe Io1nd IN the following Complaints
D;. loluia; ocrofulous Swengs or Sores, Skin
diseases, Pimples, Pustues, Blotches. Ernn,;ons
81; Anthony's Fire, Rose or Erysipelss. Te,,or 30
oalt Rhenm, Scald Head, Ringworn. &c -
oyPhllls or Venereal Disease is exnelled fo,, 4. .
system oy the prolonged of this Sarsanar;Iia
ana the patient is left in comparative health.
l. femaie Diseases are caused by Scrofua in ,be
SARsAPARILLA. N'AA0F oF
u: not reject this invaluable medicine hoo..,..
you nave been imposed upon by something nretend
ing 10 be Sarsaparilla, while il was moi W. ~.
nave USED Ayers then, and not till then. will ,o'.
xnow the virtues of SarsaparilIa For minute ~ u
t'cuiars OF the diseases it cures we refrr vof, =.
n:,uaS an A,etlcan Almanac, which the agent below
named VIII furnish gratis to all who call for IL
AYERS CATHARTIc PILLS, for the cure of Cos,;,o
less SaundIce, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Dvsen,eru
oui stomach, Headache, Piles, Rheumatsn HI
I'"' arising from DlsOrde:ed Stomach. Pain or
orOia Inactlon OF the Bowels, Flatulencv. Los. 81
Npppeei, Nppite, Liver COMPLAINT, Dropsy, Worms Conf
.TTsaigia' .Ts ana as Dinner Pill, are uncqualed
lney are sugar cpl'cd, that the most sens;,;vo
can take them with pleasure and tbev s,e , w
family Physc. Po'P''eS oi
;, Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER h. co 1o.u
hass and sold by druggists and dealers ~ i1I"ei'
SeptOct
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UNIVERSAL CLOTHEV WRINCFR

H. ne most convenient, most durable, and therefore
eN ene cheapest Wringer ever made; has taken more
a@ sSd premiums at State and general fairs, and is
Together. VII "'"er "FIhgers
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j. s. COOPER & GRO.
Commerce SfPaae

Meet Door G6oUe Cunanains' Corner.
Have always On hand choice stock Of
Coffees, Teas, Sugars, Syrups.
Pulverized Thyme, Sage, Maorsm. Sumuo, s.no..
Soaps, OILS, Candies Spices. Meats Cheesa Feh
Aaru' Ehgllsh and American Bottled Pickles San.
ces' Ca'sups Canned Fruits, Olive Oil. PrenareJ
Mustards. Chocolate, Cocoa, Corn Starch. Rice
rallna arm; rearl Starch, Rice Flour, Barley Ba.
King fowder, Hops, Family Crackers. Eario
ma Crackers. Soda Biscuit. Sugar BiscnIt
halslns' Cutrants, Citron, Figs AppIes
Lemons, Nuts, Plain and Fine.Cnt
S1neWIhg Tobacco Common and Fine
smoking Tobacco. Cigars SnuH Pines
Snnf Boxes, Flour, Meal, Buckwheat Corn
Oais' snip Stuff, Tubs. Buckets Cans. KEGS
heelers BroOms, Broom Handles Brushes W1rk
poashe'S hnlle Baskets, Fruit Baskets, TraveII,no
Gil IT,, dncy baskets and Satches, Seine Twine.
Jill IWine' Broom TwIne. Sail Irvine. Cbokn T,n;no
seine Rope; Jnte Rope, Manila Rope.
TEACH BASKETS,
FLOOR AND TABLE OIL CLOTHS
@land Covers Fine Window Shades, Paper WinJo,y
oilnuS' umbrellas, Walking Canes, Bows Canes,
GLASS WARE,
y Grahlte Ware, Common Qucensware. Tov cIooo nd
tneensWaro' Stone Ware Pocket CutIerv Table Cmt
ery' spoons. Scissors Shears Cloth Brnshas Sroo,h
Su Hat brushes Razors, Razor Srops Combs
3hOl' Bullets Gun Caps Cartridges, Powder
Flasks Shot Pouches,
SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK ROCKS
RonLS Rorano1m pE Books, Bibles, Hymn Books PRAYER
m 'Ial Sationefy, Drawing Pencils Drawing RooLs od
~ a9ucies embraced any of the above clossas
y can be had at the lowest prices we can atd
Sapn; '9m; taxing Quality always nio consideraIIon
SAKDEN AND FIELD SEEDS in season -''o'
W Harpfrs Weekly, Frank Leslie and cb;,,no
(orner, kept for SALE Subscrinrions ,oLa c. ".hey
~' J. B. e g. BRO
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FALL AND WINTER
DRY &ooDs
Al The CHEAPEST DRY GOODS STOpFIT
THE CITY.
H0nest and fair dealing 10 all the b.., no,;.. An
goods sold at a small advance over cost. a"
Shiee TO sell as ChtGpaS any Store in he C;,, ii
Hfohts and quick Sales me- to- "''
MUSLINS.
"a wide; A wide; Ga wide IO.4 wild.
FLANNELS.
rialn Red, Grey and White All Wool FI,rn...
GREY and White Cotton and Wool Mixed Tw;n"L'
grey and Red Shirting Paids and Stripped Fsnn",.
ohaker' Cotton and Wool and all-wOol ''''''''
LINENS.
Brown and White Table Linen Linen NL:
Linen Towels; Linen Diaper; Sbirtina fn
ohlrt B0s0ms; Crash and Huckaback TnsoIE'
CANTON FLANNELS.-Bieacbed. .nd ps
Canton Flannels. Mems and Bovs, W. "Iown
lucky Jean Satinets, awool Cassmeres IL.
Como Counterpan6s. WHITE GOODS-Nan,ooy
victoria Lawn Cambria; PLAID and Strine MnsI;D'
DRESS GOODS.-De LANES Rlact II'
PoPies, Plads, Merinos A good ssso.,n: pace@:
meoinm-prce Dress Goods BoIoo,oj SL:. VI
LauIeS i =, ana children. Prints--From l2I nm An
woo, laole lovers We call attention to our ,.or,
nem ni Blankets lO4, ia l24. l94 w
oi@nNe's' Si' from "a per pair up 10 sig.
"Ne us CALL Remember the No. 7 No,,b o.
n[1et, hrst dry goods store above Market Es.,.;J
PHILA DELPHIA. -1a'Ae'' East 'de'
oo''''m JOHN R. GREEN
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MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING

is among the finest in the town. and for cheapness and
quality cannot he surpassed. If yon want nice cInb.
us' '5',cc u9 srfe 10 call on SHORTMAN,
"O'~i W Main Street
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30

HOOP SKIRTS.
w NJ. r. HOPKTNS
Our Oun Make. "

"Our Own Make"
Alter more than FIVE YEARS experience and er
Pe,."en''hg on the manufacture of srSIcTIY F1Rsr
QUALITY HOOP SKIRTS, offer our Justly ceIebra,"d
gooas TO merchants and the public in fn c"nf;dsnoo
y, tnei superiority over all others in the America
maasNe'' ana they are SO acknowledged BY all bo
wear or deal in them, they give more satisCc,nO
;nan any other Skirt, and recommend themselves
m,t m every [esPeet. Dealers in Hoop Skirts should
'iake note OF this fact. Euery Ladv ,nLo has NJ,
giUeH them trial, should do so ,oitbout o'
our assortment embraces every style, length and
NE H. ior ladies' Misses and Children. Also Skirts
maze 10 Order, Altered and Repaired. ' ''''''
Ask for "Hopkins Own Make" and ho -, !.
Te"eo' Ta See that the letter III" is woven on tbe
"W r. Oetwee1 each hoop and that they are slammed
p'';i. i; ~; hOfhIN'S, Manufacturer, 62s ARCH ST
rhlada'" upon eacn tape. None others are % Senoinc
ya,i constantly on hand full line Of good .,ew
anu eastern made Skirts at very low prices.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
At the PHILADELPHIA HOOP SKIRT Mo,u
InSctory and Emporium, No. 628 ARCH Stree,
rhi'adelPhIa' lmrl3-lOml WIN. +. HOPKINS.
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NJ X re SIS.
IH. SOUTH

going South at ~ 25 A. NJ will run m cnse o
with Steamboats, to Norfolk and Portsmouth, asd Er
press Trains 10 and from Baltimore, PhiladeIphIa mn,
New I fork. They will stop the Delaw are r Road
Line only al principal stations at which their limo ~
slated; VI EXCEPT that Steamboat Train SOITTlI
VIII sl0P at any station to set down Passengers hold
ing tickets FROM BALTIMORE. "0'u'
doo,e E. @. SEWALL Jr.,
uIo Superintendent Del. R.
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DRoPosALs FOR $4,000 MARKET STOCK.

Sealed proposals. VIII be received a. the Ccmptrpers
when will be publicly opened for the whole any
Of the Of Seventy Ave Thousand Dollars OF MAR
ket authorized by chapter 10 Laws OF 1885, and By
ordinance of the Common Council, approved by the
Said stock wi consist $50 shares Of the par value Of
Hundred Dollars each and IL 10 be issued Tor the pur
providing the erection of Market upon
the lying between sixteenth and ana
East river, and will bear interest nj the rats
OF Seven Per per snnum payable semiannualy on
the Of May and November In each year. sm tho
principal vii be redeemed the first day OF May, lssA
The proposals viii state the amount OF STOCK deslreu c
the hundred dollars thereof ana INC
whose proposals accepted win thercupon -
deposit with the Chamberlain the sums awarded ne re-
spectvely together with premium thereon - a,
On presenting to the Comptroller the reseprs ~ 'ns
Chamberlain for such deposits the parties VIII pc ~
certificates for equal amounts Of the pAr " ns
awarded TO them, bearing interest from 'no yates Oh
payments ..so...a up~aro..,-
Each proposal should b. sealed and enaorsea rroposa
for Market stock and enclosed IN roe'u onoopei NJ
dressed TO the Comptroller -, =, AZ. .,a. 4, 49,
The right Is reserved TO reject any ~ sos nc ous 'no
interests Of the Corporation require ~, - r.
CRY Nxw YoRK. DnrAErxxni ~ fsNoh,
CoxPrnoiIKR's OTrfcx. June H. ieo.
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FURNITURE.

prrwpTox SECRETARY PARLoR BRDsTEAD.
IN good order also Is Panofortes for SALE tuned and
10 let very cheap. To Dc seen A. 10 erand street
! wAgNrrrCENr rARLoR SUIT, COST $780, FOR
ss, ono rosewood Pianofore cost e6O0 for $50s
Eootcasc Paintings, Bron1cs Carpets Chamber and Dir
rurniture A sacrifice. Inquire private residence ~
West sixteenth street. near Sixth avenue.
TroussKHEPERs WILL BE SUPPLIED AND CAN
III pay BY weekly monthly payments Tor Carpets on
rIoths Bedding Furniture OF dcscrpton Bedding,
g. Il BKNpALI 4 co.'s. oornss Of Canal and Hudson
atren6a
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BLOCK FORM WASHINGTON SQUARE, in PRi-
vais family handsome second story Room with Board
also single Room. w Amiiy street. Terms moderate.
naf.ra
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Thfsnarnihcent summeroel will open for its second sea-.
the 9th OF May Families who secure for
months Of June July and August OF three months
VIII be taken At reduced rates Application for made
the hotel al Long Branch by person every
Tuesday and Thursday one VI the propretos be
the Astor House. New York, between ~ and O'Clock
u A LIZ
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OFFICE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS METR0POLI-
~ tan Fire Department, Fremens Hail. III Mercer street,
New York. June H. 1851.
TO MANUFACTURERS Cocoa MArrrSc.-Sealed proposals
article received until July be addressed
COMMITTEE Buildings with samples and price per
hundred yards. $50
r. BAILEY MYERS
Committee Buildings.
The New York herald., 1867-03-24
wESTCHEsTea INTELLIGENCE.

THE TooxEY TRrAL-Thc trial Of Denis Toom ey,
charged with having caused the death Of named
McFadden time during last fall at Fordham,
on on Friday last at the Westchester Court Of Oyer and
Terminer, White Plains, before Judge Lott The jury
listened with marked attention to the evidence adduced
and its conclusion, after mature deberaton brought
in verdict AGAINST the prisoner OF equity Of
slaughter in the fourth degree" He was sentenced to
servo three months in the County Jail and to pay ne
OF $3.50 Il stated that the prosecutrx purposes IN
situtng suit for damages against Toomey as soon as
he has served out his sentence. He property
In the county valued at about 900.
BURGLARY IN MEIRosE.-About three. O'Clock on FRI
day morning the residence OF Mr. Edward Fisher Cort
and avenue, Milton street, Merose, entered
by party Of thieves and robbed Of quantity Of valua
Bile wearing apparel furs, jewelry, &c. An entrance
effected through OF tho front windows the fas-
tening Of which had apparently been pushed aside by
. table knife the affair Was managed with 80 much
skill and adroness that although several Of the articles
stolen taken from the occupied by Mr.. Fisher
and his wife, neither Of them were disturbed.
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TINE ST. pAraIcKs BAY RIOT.
seme Of the Alleged Rioters Before the City
JudQe.

Some Of the Alleged Rioters Before the City
Judge.
Yesterday John WALL James Ryan and Thos McLaugh-
lin were brought before Judge Russell at his chambers
in Nassau street. charged with being implicated In the
riot which took place in Grand street st. Patrick's
Day. appears that Mr. John McKeon, counsel for the
accused applied to the City Judge for writ OF habeas
corpus and, In the meantime Superintendent Kennedy
Of the Metropolitan police force sent the prisoners
his honors oce for the purpose Of receiving prelim
nary statutory examination previous to commitment.
Assistant District Attorney Blunt appeared for the
people and examined the Witnesses and Mr.. McKeon
represented the defcndantA
Captain Heme officers BIoodgood, O'Hara and Brown,
Of the Thirteenth precinct and Edward Craft, George
Miller James s vaorten and Catharine DUNCAN made
brief adavIts Of what they witnessed Of the occurrence
IL appeared from their statements that Wall was on
horseback, riding 10 and fro in excited manner with
natey In the crowd and that In instance Wall struck
policeman on the head with his sword while he was
lying In the street Ryan seen TO kick ofhcer Gb-
bons who was at the tmc lying In the gutter McLaugh.
lin was In the crowd aiding and assisting the rctera
Al soon ~ tho afldavits were taken the respective
parties repaired TO another room when MT Blunt read
Them 70 the Judge.
Captain Helms said that there we're sixteen officers
who were yet unit for duty and some Of them were in
= critical condition.
Mr. McKeon asked one or two Of the witnesses few
questions
Judge Russell decided that he would not take ban for
Wall, but would commit him " the Tombs on charge
OF fslonous assault until the result OF the injuries were
determined HIS honor offered to take g. 600 bail for
Ryan and " 900 for Mclaughlin. The bail was given
IN The afternoon for these parties who will be indicted
The New York herald., 1867-03-24

The returns Of the Bank OF France for the woek clos
ing March : show the following results compared
with the previous ccount:-Increase-Ca In hand,
IS $50 900 francs Decrease bills "a 4000
900 fancs advances 500 900 fancs notes. S. 800 900
francs treasury balances, 700 francs; current
counts 600 900 francs The extraordinary increase in
the coin and bullion continues while the decrease In the
discounts and circulation shows how general i the fall
ing Of in the business Of the country.
Governor Geary, In vetong tho bill authorizing the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company to increass lis capital
stock and 10 borrow money gives a. two OF his objections
the want OF limit to the increase also to that power
being vested in the Board Of Directors He thinks all
corporate powers should be limited and that the power
to increase should be vested in the stockholders The
capital OF the company originally authorized was seven
and half millions with the privilege Of increasing il to
ten Millions should meeting Of shareholders de-
.ermine. This mode Of increasing the capital tho
Governor thinks entirely proper Subsequently, by act
approved April 20, 1882 the capital stock was further
increased TO thirteen million dollars May 1852 to four
teen millions Of dolars March % 1883 70 eighteen mil
lions Of dollars May 1855 totwenty millions Of dollars
and March 2, 1885, to thirty millions Of dollars. Com
menting ON this, the Philadelphia Ledger says--"In
these particulars the Governor is unquestionaby right
and is probable should both houses pass the bill
over tho Veto that supplemental bill will be passed.
making the Law conform to his views" new bill has
since passed both houses Of the Pennsylvania
authorizing the company issue three hundred thou
sand shares Of stock by authority OF its stockholders
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THE PRIZE RING.


A Prize Fight az Chicsge-The Arrsssr~e~ss
suddenly Made and secs Endcd-The Sss-
y CHICAGO. March "a, 1851.
prize Eight vas fought in the southern part Of ths
city yesterday, between Thomas Hurley en~Hy
six .footsr, well known the prize nag. and Canadian
named Morley. The two principals met . saloon
early yesterday morning BY chance, asd both parties
priding themselves their muscle musoAa challenge
was given to fight within twelve hours Tor 500 sds
Edward Murray agreed TO second for Hurley and
boxer known by The name Of Liverpool for Morley.
Az but four hours were sapse before the nght Vas
TO take place the few initiated sst busiy 1t work 10
initiate others but only ON consideration Of secresy and
when the time arrived for starting nearly two hundred
OF the fancy took the horse and other means Of
conveyance for the region Of Camp DouglaA
Shortly before twelve O'Clock both principals began
strip Hurley stood fully six feet In his stockinss s
well propsvtioned and has the outward appearance Of
greatlstrengh and activity Morley ID not large,
does he impress possessing pugistic qualities 10
any great degree The contest proved that he 10 In no
way . match tor his tall aud wry 0ppoaene
At precisely twelve o'clock the men announced them-
selves as ready and entered the ring when each had
taken position in his corner Hurley asked bis opponent
now be wanted 70 Hght-whether rough and tumble or
square stand Morley replied this way at the same
time squarlng OF. Both parties then advanced and
when within striking distance Morley launched out his
right which met and parred by Huriey's left, and
at the time the latter landed powerful blow ON
Moriey's face which laid him stiff upon the ground
When time was called he heard il mot The sponge few
up from his corner and Hurley declared winner in
round.
Some time elapsed before Morley vas able to appre.
cate the stuaon and when he did he declared him.
self as entirely satisfied. "No such lighting for
mel expressed the state Of his mind. Meanwhile the
police had become informed Of the contemplated fight
and about two O'Clock large force from the armory
inforced by additional number from the Twenty
second street hurried toward the scene OF the
supposed conflict. But they came too late. Tne ugns
than two hours before. Both the prnci-
pals arrested to- day and will be held for trial.