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BARBADOS
Mutual Life Assurance Society.
ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL ACT 1851.
CHIEF OFFICE:

No. 90, HIGH STREET, BRlDGETowN, BARBADOS.
BI1HIS Society, which confines it's bust
A ness exclusively to assuring the lives
of persons resident in the West Indies,
presents advantages such as no other AS
surance Company, labouring in the same
field, can offer. It's scale of Premiums,
although considerably lower than that Of
any other Company, has nevertheless been
found quite adequate 10 provide for the
risk of life in the West Indies, and sufi-
Gent to create large SURPRISES, out of
which Reversionary Bonuses, averaging
% per cent per annum upon,the amount
assured have been distributed among the
Members of the Society.
Its career, during a period of 81 years,
has clearly demonstrated the fact that the
lives of persons residing in this part of
the world, are, when carefully selected,
almost as valuable as those inhabiting
Europe, and that they do not demand
such excessive Premiums as are charged
by every other Company.
The following abridged Table shows
the Premiums required TO assure 500,
for the whole term, upon a single life:-
, 1867-08-02

Assurances of every description on sin
gle lives are granted by the Society for
any sum from 100 Dollars to 10000 Dollars.
Premiums are received Quarterly, Half
yearly y % Yearly at the option of the
Assured.
Assurers wishing to discontinue the
payment of their Premiums, may either
dispose of their Policies 10 the Society
upon equitable terms, or obtain a free
Policy for a reduced amount.
Loans are granted to Members on the
Security of their Policies.
All claims occurring by death are
promptly met within 8 months after salts
factory proof Of such death has been re-
ceived by the Society.
Strict Investigations into the position
pf the SociyFy are made quinquennially,
And the surplus then existing is allotted TO
TIE Members, after a sufficient sun has
been set aside for the purposes of the
Reserve Fund. The next investigation
and Division of Profits, will take place at
the 31st December, 1870.
The Society has Agencies in nearly all
of the British West India Islands.
Act9ayy-ALEXR. S. BURNETT,
Secyetary-HENRY CRUMPTON.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
DIR. Won. BRETON. DR.. HOLM.
Forms of Proposal, Prospectuses, and
every information may be obtained from
F..B. GRIFFITH,
Agent.
, 1867-08-02
AUCTION.

THEVendue Di rectorherebymake
known, that at the request of the
mortgage-holder and d~istrainer will
be offered for sale by three Auctions
in accordance with Royal Ordinance
22nd April 1917:
, 1867-08-02

No. 90, HIGH STREET, BRIDGETowN, BARI
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Ia TiemOrIam,

A meeting Of the Teachers and students Of
Hinesburgh Academy was held Feb. sth, 1867,
for the purpose Of considering what action they
should take, respecting the death Of their friend
and schoclmate, HAERIEr SIowE BEEcHER'
third daughter Of Hon. Elmer Beecher. who
departed this life Wednesday the 9th inst. aged
10 years, 10 months and days. 4 commit
tee previously appointed, to Wit, Abel L.
LeayenwOrtb, Geo. c Miles, Martha A. Ray,
Jennie c. Benedict and Kate NJ. Roby, reported
the following preamble and resolutions, which
were adopted unanimously.
Uhereas, It has pleased our Heavenly
Father in his infinite wisdom, to call, after a
painful illness Of many weeks. another Of our
companions in the school and social circle. HAR-
RIET STOWE BEECHER, from this world Of
mingled joy and sorrow, where there is SO much
10 make life desirable, AID also much Of suffer
ing 10 be endured, 10 tie rest and peace, as We
trust, Of Hesven--:herefore
Rss0lred, That We humbly acknowledge in
thu. to Us Isscrutable. dispensation Of Divine
Providence, the hand q Him who doeth oil
things well F.; and We recognize ia this third
SIMILAR providence within four months, that He
saith enphaticslly 10 US a. Be ye also ready"
Ee.lre5. That in the death Of Hattie" ve
have lost q schoolmate. who had become endear-
eli 70 Us by the Gmiability Of her character and
BY the genialIty Of her social qualities. and
whose talents and requirements had won our
rsspect. But while We deeply mourn her loss,
We would bear IN mind that all our tears and
signs cannot recall cur loved friend. We may
20 to her, but she cannot return to US. She
hath done with this world. Lett be our aim so
to live that re may meet Der in Heaven.
Resolrsi, That We tender to the bereaved
family. and especially TO :he circle Of Borrowing
sisters, our heartfelt sympathy; and feeling our
OVID weakness, when We would offer comfort.
we would direct them 20 HIM who hath said
" Blessed are they that mourn. FOR they shall b.
eomfortcd.'
Res0lrel, That as further testimony Of our
tympathy and regard, We viii attend and assist
al the burial Of the r5maiGs Of our departed
friend and associate.
Rcs5lre5. That a copy Of these resolutions
properly attested be presented to the bereaved
family. and also be furnished TO the press Of the
county with request for their publication.
ABEL LEAvENw0BTH, Chairman.
JoEL ". PETERS. Secretary.
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Boston Market.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 10.

hEDNksDA Ecp. l3-
The demand for Flour continues quite moderate
and no material change IN price has taken place
since our last. In Corn Meal there have been sales
at s. 50 a IS q bbl. Rye Flour is selling at
s. IA p Dol ia small lots. Buckwheat ranges
from - 30 a - z 100 lbs.
GRAIN.-The market for Corn Is firm, but the
demand continues 10 be confined TO small lots. The
sales Of new Southern yellow have been at 81 q a
I go p bush /; and Western mixed has been sold at
q 20 n q for new, up to Al s a 30 for old.
Oats 20 a sc per bush Ter Northern and Southern,
and choice lots would bring IS a soc r bush. Rye
81 80 a / 80 T. bush White Beans 81 a y bush
Tor common and good blue pod s. 80 q IS for
marrow, and 81 n 50 z bush for extra pea. Ca
ada Peas 81 50 q - 2 bush. Shorts S35 Fine
Feed : 80 a. S. and Midclings at so a u Y ton.
lBOFlSIONS. There is . fair demand for pork
ard prices remain about the as last reported.
The sales has been at Sl7 80 a IS for prime: s2 80 20
- for mess and - a y for clear, cash. Beef cen
iiuues in steady but moderate demand at SO a 20
ior Western mess S2OM - for extra mess, and
50 n u sd for family extra In Lard there have
Gown T. ~! c for ordinary kinds. Smoked hams 80
n 1873 Z 70. and $50 tierces picked Hams at BE
r. Hogs 81 a g z 4. Butter no material change
has taken place. There is an abundant supply #
ordinary and medium grades, but choice quality j.
scarce. The sales have been at y "a iOc for extra
and choice New York and Vermont diaries, and ,
70 3lc for common and good 20 a BOO for Canada
aad a Z53 for Western. In Cheese sales at ID n
Zoe Tor CON non and good farmers, and 10 ale for
factory,
WOOL TIE market for Wool has been active
The past week and full prices continue to be OBJ
tanned for fleece and pulled. The sale for the week
have beeu nj, 00 lbs fleece and pulled az 81 a
tt5c f.r fleece and - a &C FOR low No TO choice
extra.
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i BANKERS SON.-Cl.rtI cc Fii1 lierbert
went 10 St Louis On matrimonial sFecula-
ton, SO exquisitely got ap, and such a mas
Ter 10 the art Of spcn1i1g other people :
money. that be soon had the entrcc OF the
best % society Before long lie found
himself the copied suit.r nl m cx-grocer's
laughter of Fsputed welu. Accepted,
that Is, with Tapa's eln-,nt-:Ae dutiful
Clarence could not dispense with that; lie
had no idea OF supporting vile by bis own
manly cxertions. The tlGsaing lover pre-
scented his credentials to Mr. hodge,, in per-
son.
" Cmph - grumbloa the sArewd man Of
money, surveying the dainty figure Of bis
would De- sOn-in-law with the air Of a man
who knew the precise value Of such commo-
titi5-. All. 50 my gal thinks she-she
iaucies you?"
"Well,-aw-she las done LIE tAe-aw-
that honor, sir.
Ard what IS your bCs.uJss
"Ah 1 am from Chicago, sir.
Exactly; what's your business in ChIca-
20. eh?''
Me iawther Is Distinguished banker,
sir; I-aw-I think you Il hnd mY-aw-
references all right" stroking his oakum
colored moustacLe with a grand air.
dare say good day. Mister fltz Her
fitz what's yer name?
Next morning shTegd agent goes to Chi
cago to-contrGct an alliance with the house
of FitI Herbert, perhaps. Know Clarence
Fitz Herbert p he asks, clIelessly, of a re-
liable ChicagoIsn.
That little snippeT-snapper, yeller nous
tache, cuts his hair in the latest style .?
Guess do
"Wen %
We'll" and tie Two eye one another
keenly.
HEN wants to marry Hodges daught-
er, resumed the agent, briskly. Hodge
advised me to visit Chicago fine place.
80 ah yes i' slowly. as one idea after
another strikes him.
"What does Fitz Hesbtrt pretend to be,
down your way?'
says his father is a banker"
A banker? Good laughed the other.
"Tbat's 90; be Is a sand baHker-draws
sand by the day for our road contractors"
All 'bhged 70 you" said the question
e. pretty good sand banker, Is be p
A lew days after, Mr. Clarence finds Miss
Allie not at home, Mr.. Hodges not at home,
nobody not ter home, SIT, is the servant
girls answer, in proyokingly knowing and
saucy manner.
Well would it have been for him, had
this lesson sent him home 10 the bank from
whence his honest father drew his daily
supplies.
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5. B. Chittenden Il Cc.'s wholesale dry
goods store corner of Broadway and Leonard
SITS was totally destroyed by FIRE this morn
ing. The dry goods store Of 5. Jaferys &
Co. on the n. Z. corner of Broadway and
Leonard SITS. was damaged to a considerable
extent.
The Post states that the losses are very
heavy, the stock Of goods being very large.
The damages are estimated at one million
two hundred dollars; insurance, 100000.
Mr.. Chittsnden's loss is sbou. a million,
mostly insured.
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ALLCOCK's POROUS PLAsTERs.
Tasfr- RACE

LAMB 8Alh.
NV York. Nov %, 1889.
T. ALIco,K Co.-Gcutlemen. Illt,ly suffered
severely from weakness m my back. Having
heard your plssters much recommended for cases
Of this kind I procured one, snd the result was all
desire. a single plaster cured ne in week.
Yours respectfully.
J. q. briggs, Proprietor OF the Branireth House.
CURE OF CRICK IN THE BACK AMI LUMBA6o
Lyons, n v, July !, 1862.
Mess7s ALLcooK Co.. Please send me a dol
lars worth OF your plasters. They have cured me
Of a crick In my hack, which has troubled me for
some time. and now my father is going 70 try them
for dii,uity about his heart.
LII. SHERWOOD.
Dr. Green, No. SOB Broadway, New York, informs
rs he sold on Monday, June nd, 1852, two plasters
to a young woman suffering very severely from
lum5lgo On Thursday she called to get two more
for friend, and then stated how the two she had
purchased on Monday had relieved her immediate
liz after putting them on, and Cured HER IN TWO
DAYS Of most distressing pain in her back and
loius Sold by all Druggists
Ian f-dEEim
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scraps.


None but the brave deserve the fair. -
No; and none but the brare can live with
some Of them.
Many person has presented Crosby with
FIVE dollars W ho would not give bis neighbor
Z dollar to prevent his freezing.-Ex.
A Celt in Memphis thus expressed his
opinion Of the County Court. IL don
think much of this County Court at all. |
know q man that killed two nagurs in the
riots, and the divil cent has he got from
the County Court yit. "
I'VE shall know what are the necessaries
Of life, said country storo-keeper during
severe storm, "nO one will venture forth
, to-day except to procure them" In the eve
ming he found that most Of his sales were
yellow snuff and New England rum.
\ picture IL a late number Of Punch re-
presents fashionable Young couple, the
husband searching vigorously in his waist
coat pockets. The wife inquired 'Have
you lost your watch. love p and he replies 4:
mo, dear, twas new bonnet had for you
somewhere"
AeCtLtiy, IN Duullni Performance VI
Sophocles' 'Antgone" was gwen. At the
close Of the play loud and general call for
the "authOr" arose from all parts of the
house. The manager was obliged to come
before the curtain and beg that Sophocles
might be excused, as he had been dead two
thousand years.
In Nachitoches recently, an old darkey
was asked by another sable friend how much
be made last year. lie replied, Muffin.
worked Tor the seventh, and the boss onl,
made fifth, darefore got muffin"
While the new station-house at Newport
r. l., was being finished up, a Young maj
who occasionally takes ''suthin,'' dropped il
quite frequently among the workmen an
loosely selected "his cell" The Marshs
told him he might get in there sooner tina
be expected, but be said there were no lea
Of that, but it turned out otherwise, Tor
was picked up drunk and first slept IN L
cell Of his own choice.
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Married.

IN Colchester. Fety, oh, at the residence OF o.
y. White, y Rev. John Chase, Wilher Hsll to
Miss Alma W Bickwell both OF Winooski.
IL Albany, 18th inst. by Rev. II, N Hovey, Mr..
Frederick J. Goodrich ofRichmond and Miss soph-
roma r. sheppard OF Albany.
In Burlington, Feb.sth, BY Rev. NIX. Petty, q
this Ety. SIR. Howard L. Ssyles Of Huntington, and
sii-s Lacy a. Coos 4 Richmond.
ia Ec-say.i.l, =. Y. January 81 TIA. al 81. Paurs
Church. by Rev. ". y. C.ok. Mr.. julius RaWson'
Of C-amplain =. y. formerly OF Burlington, and
,Iiss Mary Sheldon, daughter OF K. sheldon, Esq,
of EeeseylIe.
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DYSPEPSIA CURED.
rheumatism Cured
EruptiOns on the Face Cured
ScrOfuIa Cured

BY TREATMENT WITH MINERAL WATERS.
Do away with all your various and often PERM
cious drugs and quack Medicines, and use a lev
baths prepared with
"sTRUMATIC SALTS"
csc ealts are made from the concentrated L.
ouors Of the Mineral Well Of the Penna- Salt Msnr-
featuring Co. n Pittsburgh, and are packed In ai'-
tizh, boxes. One always sufficient for sats.
Directlous are attached. Iits7alllT
astrumatic Mineral Waters"
In bottles o. one and half pints. Ono sufficient
for days use. Sold by all Druggists generally
REYLoNps. PRATT CO. No. LOG Fulton Stree
New YORK.
MERRILL, BROS. & CO., as ststs s.. Bossoa
Wholesale Agents
Oct % Isse-dsvs0~irr
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ElielI.

j. AIa1ar. sd irst. Nrs. Deborah Keilam, szed
years.
in Albany stu inst, Mr.. siiss smith. aged IS.
In ylIelMli, Fe5y. s. Hester AM, wife OF
ILsuss e. Richardson Of 81. Adams, aged IS year,
and - DAYS.
Twas ia lc4ltA CO.. last did meet her
Nlgu the bloom q youth flushed high.
Wien hog ne art was light and Joyous
Al could 70 be tina; she must die,
ala. Alas tlat fell DESTROYER
''1a -een and marked her for his CWn,
Tic Leeuc- not the youthful yigUr
or mourning friends lerc;; md loue.
Wide Ia 81. l-t.hness q Iifs's Iaornns
Should summons cor1e Tor her 10 20
We NOW l- Is tu give n warning
L.T D Drt or stag Is here below.
Taen let us raise cur thoughts to leaveu
FORFEIT NJ worldly toll and Gaze
Rem -nheTiuz her = DO passed before US
-. sol we slau.a End sgcet rest there.
l. Gals -,g, Fea --1. at tho residence OF herson-
in-.4w g.. p. Clr5ier, li-s Lacy Wainwright. aged
% ycl-= and mcutts
L. Eine..ur-a, ges. O. Hattie $. Hescher. dau-h-
ter Of Elncr B-echc-aset % years sni ten months
IN south Burlington. Feb 9Th, d lung fever,
Charles ". Dirlfs %, AGED 81 years.
L. thisc'tr. Feb nth. " disease q the heart,
N.--ce J.. Nichols, aged ~ years.
u s-ei5uru. Feb. lo-h. hl5urn Hill, a-ed 50
lc--
Ia zi,.aaethtovyn. n y, At the residences Of HE
.nu-lr-.svl- hnn- Robert = Hale fooy- TN, capt
Jeremiah Stone. aged - years.
IL Jer.cio. Dec. z, 1850, u cerehretis, Dsnie z.
daughter ~ T.. j.. So aui TCllinson, aged years
md 30 months
In So. George, ou tie z-ih OF January, Is57,
Sarah l. lockwood. wife OF Gilbert D IshRm, ard
daughter az 0rlo s. Lockwood, -ed - years 90
months ali ~ dave
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WASHINGTON. Feb. ID.

An attempt will be made TO apply the
military reconstruction bill in connection
with the Louisiana bill. Friends Of the Pre;i-
dent say that if the bill passes over veto
be will execute it promptly till the Supreme
Court declares it to be unconstitutional
He is confident that the Court will do so.
Mr.. Schofeld's speech last night in sup
port of the military bill has decided effect
upon the wavering ones, as be is usually
cautious in his conduct.
The President will not veto any tax, tariff
or finance bills. This have on high au-
thority lie has no disposition to interfere
in such questions.
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SrecIal aOtire.

HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR
Remover is ,he beet article known to preserve the
hair. riU roanlsly rei;oTe Grey Har 70 iI
0rigisa. color. i keeps the hair from @lling out
I;is 1est lair drs.sins in tie in the world. max
inE lilclcss, stif. brsshy hair healthy, s,tt and
glossy. Price 81. For sale ~ all druggists.
rre-vg.c0u
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NEWS OF THE w EEk
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YuRK, Feb. =

A Washington despatch states that +. W.
Seward, Assistant Secretary OF State, who
has returned IRON his secret mission Is en-
gagged in making up his report. If it docs
not transpire that We possess the Island Of
St. Thomas before the LIST Of Jin. next At
will be a matter of surprise.
The Lexington Va. Ga>eitc says ez-Goy-
Le.cher has received his pardon.
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IMPORTANT QUALITIES. BRAN
DIR r.TEF's PILLS SO STIMULATE all in


terror powers Of the system that every poison or
impurity s forced from the blood into the bowels,
and thus passes OF Recent cases Of sickness will
often be cu7sd by the effect Of 9 or BIandreth's
Pills, which, when the o; Grafton il full and com
ule.o, leave the blood as free from poisonous and
unhealthy matter as that q newborn babe. In
colds, inaammatory diseases, and even in cholera,
their use restores 90 health sooner than all other
remedies, because they take from the blood and
bowels those matters upon which pains, cramps,
AMI aches depend for continuance.
Captain Isaac SIN h. Of Sing Sing, says, thirty Of
Brsndreth's Pills taken according TO directions,
cured him Of very severe bronchial affection az
ter other means had failed. and he wishes his nu-
merous friends TO know the fact.
Brandreth's Pills, Principal Office, Brandreth
House, New York. Sold also by all Druggists
See my name on Government stamp without which
the pills are spurious.
Feb l-dkwlm B. BRASDRETH.
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FLOWERS AND FLOWER sEEDs, &o.-The Ia
dies and gardeners should send for Vick's Illus
trsted Catalogue and Floral Guide, published
bv James Wick, Rochester, New York. His
establishment IS of the highest reputation, and
his catalogue Of IS pages is full. elegantly illus
trated, and instructive. Mr.. Wick gives his
catalogue to his customers those who have not
been customers will DO well to enclose % cents
for catalogue and postage. 1t is worth much
more than the money to those who wish to cul-
tiyate flowers in house, conservatory or garden.
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A Washington despatch says the Senate
Will confirm the nomination Of Gen. DIX as
minister to France.
The L.. House OF Representatives. have
unanimously rejected the Constitutional
Amendment. The House has unanimously
incurred in the bill calling Safe Con-
.-ifntional Convention.
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FRIGHTFUL EXECUTION

ID done upon Thousands Of grey heads. by endesV
orinc 10 daIken them with metallic tyes that
sCoRCH AND BLAST TIC fbres tip to root
Avoid these horrible DISFIGURISG AGENTS,
and use only the great toilet staple Of America,
CRIsTADORO'S EXCELSIOR DYE, which not
ozly iustantanea usly produces all shades Of black
and brown. but also nourishes, strengthens ard
beau,ides tic hair. Manufactured by J CRISTA-
DOEo, Aston House, New Tors. Sold by al
Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dfessers.
Ian 4-F svrfru
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NV ORLEANs, FEB. II

Fears are entertained that Juarez las
been taken prisoner by the Imperialists.
Ruuors are current here that Cortiuas Is
On route to turn over bis command to the
Va lister Of War and Marine. Nlejia is said
nave abandoned the cause Of Macmillan
despatch from Matamoras says a gen
, man who left Monterey on the 9TH inst.
states that the bells were ringing in that
city, and there are general demonstrations
Of loy by reason of the victory gained by
the Liberals under Gen. Fieyeno over the
ImperialIst under Miramon near Aqua
Caientes The same news has been official
" received at headquarters in Matamoras.
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\ Washington despatch says Gen, H.llycr
has been appointed Commissioner OF Inter
nal Revenue for New York City.
A lobby Is in Washington % obtain
guarantee of the L. ). Government To tlo
sum Of fifty million dollars OF the Mexican
bonds. to he issued by the Juarez govern
ment.
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All Pencils IRE tamped:
L'D PENCIL CON. ""
None sc-uiuc without the exact name Of arm
look 70 Il.
Jan. p
NOTICE..


THE existence u the Bank d Burlington, char
tered by the Legislature Of the state Of Vermont
and located at Burlington in said state was ter
minated areeahly % the laws q said State on the
18th day % September 4. y. 1850, and notice IS
hereby given that said Bank viii redeem its out
standing bills.
The following act ofthe Legislature Is published
by direction OF said Bank
By order o. the Directors
o =. DODGE. President.
e. A. SUMNER, Cashier.
Burlington, Zee. All, $50
AN ACT relating to tho redemption Of Bank
Notes.
It hereby enacted BY the General assembly Of
the State Of Vermont,
SEC. After the expiration u tho charter Of
any bank chartered by this state, or after the
termination Of the existence Of any such hank
agreeablv 10 The laws CI this State, such bank
may cause notice & Ae published in all
the Srekly newspapers u the County where
such bank is located, for one full year.
setting forth that said back viii redeem It's out
standing bills the day o. the expiration OF its
charter or the Gate OF the termination 81 its exis-
tence and a copy OF this act and upon due puoli-
cation Of such notice neither such bank nor Its
officers shall be liable 20 any action Tor the non-re-
temptiou Of any OF las outstanding bills unless the
sane shall have been duly presented and payment
thereof demanded within the ear AFORESAID ~ the
banking house OF such bank
SIC. 2. AFTER the expiration Of the charter OF
after the termination q the existence Of any such
bank as aforesaid such hank shall cea7e 70 he sub
iect 70 the operation or is le 70 the provisions OF
tbs sixty third section Of chapter eghty-nins oil
the General Statutes
SEC ,. This act shat, take eRsst from its pas
Apyroved Nov To-. I=C6. v7sviy
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WASHINGTON, Feb. s

The Presidents Lcyce last evening drew
together SO large crowd that many were
turned away.
Among those who were unable 20 gain adj
mittance were several Senator'S. The pies
ence of Gen Sheridan and NJ. Peabody,
the well known banker, attracted much r.
tenti0n.
The Republicans OF the Di tyict a.e
making a thorough and active campaign iu
preparation for the coming municipal 1lec-
tion. in Washington and Georgetown.
The colored League are holding able
meetings at various places in the two cities.