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girhn1oltd 1ispatrlt,
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 4, 1853.
The Money Market.

The stringency which manifested itself a
week or ten days since continues without
abatement; and very naturally, as it was
begun Just before the Presidential election,
and was occas;oned in a considerable de-
gree by that event. Capitalists were--many
of them. no doubt--inspired by feeling
Of doubt as to the turn things would 'aae'
and thought it proper to withdraw from IN, .ne
arena for q time until the smoke o. oa .ho
cleared off. There was another ciAse -,
we're making their financial strasesy 'sn
,,non the election by refusing loans 70 neeuy
aarsors; until the election, when, if GRANT
- syyxoUa was elected, as the case m,sn'
- ,aans would be readily made. In this
-, 'v votes might be controlled; and in this
49, certainly pressure would be produced.
mn ..s two classes of moneyed men were
Ito numerous, and their policies co,
dsarotea with the tricks Of Wall street, ana
NE have a very pretty, short-lived panio 10
fright the souls of fearful borrowers
We anticipate that, the election being
over, the two frst-named classes VIA oppo''
~ obstacle to the restoration of confidence,
and without them the furry cannot be Kept
up. They have no motive to deprive them m.
selves. longer than deemed necessary i0r
their objects, of profits on their capital
We doubt whether northwestern specula,
.,.s will run the risk of holding grain all
winter and they must let it go promptly
that It may get to the sea before winter
shuts it up in the West.
we look for 8 prompt resumption OF the
active trade in grain, and the carry restore
t;on of confidence. There will not Dc any
permanent Tightening of the screws un.li
there is a bona 5ide preparation for the
resumption of specie payments, of which
there is no promise at this time. mat
event is not probable for some years YET.
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vwsURANCE COMPANIES.

PROSPECTUS sa
~ OF THE a7sest.s.E
MUTUAL BENEVOLENT LIFE AsSO CIATION
OF RICHMOND, VA.
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DIVIDEND.

nIVIDEND NOTICE.-The Board of Dr.
~ rectors of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac and Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
CONNECTION COMPANY. have declared div1-
dend of three dollars and thirty cents per share on
the capital stock Of the Company {par value 800,
PAYABLE on the 1st OF November, 1919, out OF the
profits Of the six months ending goth September,
1888. j. Is. WINSTON,
M at Treasurer.
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THE ENoU1RER.-We heartily commend
the leader in the Enquirer of yesterday.
So sensible view of things from paper
so given to advancing backwards f" would
do credit even to Major suTHERLIN,t that most
practical and foreseeing Virginia gentle
man. DR.. BAGBY should include that edi-
torial in his next lecture on "bacon and
preens.n it is SO solid and orthodox.
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MARRIED.

In Boston. Mass, at the Church of the Advent,
on Wednesday, October 28th, by the Key. Or;
Richmond Va. y. ROBERTS BAKER of Rich
mond Va to MARiA G only d,aughtsr a aerdyy \.
Raleigh Sentinel and w irnington Journal please
copy. 4r E .. atI5tE
On Thursday evening, October 2sth, at the resi- 81
dence OF the BRIDES father by the Key: W M NJ y;
r.. eldest daughter OF John G. Chamberlain, ESQ.,
all of Baltimore. Il, sgtEs7- uN 81 ..s1#s
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DIED,

On Friday night. October 90. at fifteen minutes
past 10 o'clock, at his residence, near scottsVle
hibe.narle county. after short attack of con-
sumption. Mr.. CHARLES HOWELL, formerly
of THIS city. he leaves behind him q wife and two
children, and many friends, 70 mourn their deep
loss.
At his residence, in Henrico county, on the eve
ming of the 3lst of October, ls8s, JOHN BRIDGE
WATER, in hereighty second year Of his age.
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n@ TEMPORARY REMOVAL
JULIUS SYCLE
FROM 319 MAIN STREET
TO THE STORE FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY
THOMAS D. QUARLES,
31s BROAD, BETWEEN THIRD AND
FOURTH STREETS,
UNTIL HIS
NEW STORE,
No. AIS BROAD STREET,
IS COMPLETED.
No. 319 BROAD STREET is at present the
headquarters to get the latest styles Of FALL and
WINTER GOODS in the city, and at lower prices
than any other house.
Calico good fast color at lac; Bleached Cotton
full one yard wide and good quality, at 12sc.; al
Heavy Brown Sheeting at 14c.; Beautiful Poplin
all colors at 3Oc.; White Flannel at 2oc., great
bargain Empress Cloth, all colors, at &c.; La
dies Bamoral Skirts at $1.25, really worth 81
Solid Black Dress Goods, for mourning dresses, for
25c; Brosdcloth and Beaver for ladies' cloaks, for
90 per yard Cashmere from 75c. to 81 IS; CAST
nets from 25 to &c.,; Kentucky Jeans from 20 to
s73c.; Gents Merino Undershirts at 75c. Nice La
dies Black Cloth Cloaks at 80; Dress Goods,
shawls, Hoop Skirts, Linens, Corsets, Notions,
Blankets Quilts, &C., and hundreds of other arti-
cles usually found in frst-class dry goods house
all to be sold at a great inducement. Call at
JULIUS SYCLE'S, sls Broad street.
between Third and Fourth,
Thomas D. Quarles's old stand
Store cosed on SATURDAYS. oc aLsm
T. NJ. ALFRIEED. z. N. ALFRIEED.
T. L. ALFRIEND.
H THOMAS NJ. ALFRIEND & SON,
INSURANCE. AGENTS,
mo. so2 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
INSURANCE AGAINsT FIRE, AND MIA
RINE RISKS, and LIFE INSURANCE effected
on favorable terms and in large amounts.
Our senior has had large experience In the in
surance business which enables us to prepare our
policies with reference to the wants OF our pa
irons.
All kinds OF property In town and country IN
sURED AGAINST FIRE, AND MARINE AND
INLAND INSURANCE effected to all ports and
places desired. $3.50 -" ~ ..
Applications by letter or in person promptly re-
sponded to. 81: - a-t- A.s.-. o. -,
THOMAS NJ. ALFRIEND & SON.
oc 3o-lm -
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Some of our editorial friends in the South
and West desired US yesterday to send them
the election news by telegraph. The news
came at SO late an hour last night that we
were unable to comply with their request.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-T0 THE
" CREDITORS OF ROBERT T. G00Ch
DECEASED.-Taken notice. that by virtue OF 4 De-
cree Of the Circuit Court OF Loalsa county ,s e.
dered on the 2lst day OF september, 1905, In LH
chancery cause therein depending IN which 10
bert NJ. Kent administrator OF Robert 4. Cocoa
deceased, Is plaintiff, and Martha >. Gooch and
others are defendants will at my Office, a. Log
lisa Courthouse, on the 10th OF december mex
proceed to take an account OF all The debts AZ;
liabilities now outstanding against the estate o.
Robert Il. G0och, deceased, and Of their proritss
showing the character OF each debt how t,r
dsnced, and whether 1t Is due from said hoDer! J.
Gcoch as principal debtor or Us surrey FOR Defii
And In further pursuance OF said decree
hereby give notice 70 all persons claiming 70
! creditors OF the said Robert 7. Gooch, d. cease1
that unless they come forward as the time ~
place above indicated, and prove their debts ~,
demands hefoye me by legal evidence, the ASP s
OF the estate OF. he said Robert Z. Gooch desea,e.
will be distributed by the court without reie.e
thereto: and this notice will be fled In bar OF in
attempt thereafter made to hold the said estate ~
:sponsib!e for any debt or liability NOT pfoTee :"
fore me. ~
Given under my hand as commissioner Of "
Circuit Court OF Louisa county this 18th "a! f"
us &c 9i.sW vsS HENRY w. MURRAY.
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ID EMoVAL. GEORGE i. BIDGoOD,
Ia, BOOKSELLER, has removed 70 i11 MAIN
sgkEET, na1t door 70 1atney Q Wstss.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
H GREAT SUCCESS.
CROWDS OF PURCHASERS
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY
TEAL TEA TEAL
OOLONG. qoc., 81, sL2s, Sl.so'
JAPAN, 81 sL.zs, $l.so.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST, 81, SLsa SL0''
YOUNG HySON, soc. 81 $l.2a, Si.S''
IMPERIAL, 81, sl2s sl.so, 90.
GUNPOWDER, sL2s, $l.so' ".
COFFEE. ooFFEEi COFFEE
RIO, 72c., 25c.
MARACAIBO, Csc.
LAGUAYRA, 2sc., CSC.
JAVA, aec.
oLDGOVERNMENT JAVA, DEC.
COFFEE TOASTED and GROUND DAlLY. -
DESIGNATED CoCOANUT and GOLDFISH, In
convenient PACKAGES great saving OF slme
and labor.
SPLENDID sALMON-salt, smoked and canned.
FINE SMOKED HALIBUT, 15c. per pound.
MESS MACKEREL-very large and fat.
BAKERS COCOA and CHOCOLATE.
NEW ORLEANS MOLAssES-GooD SYRUP.
SARDINES-good and cheap.
FACTORY, PINEAPPLE, and ITALIAN
CHEESE.
LEMON, EGG, SODA. CREAM, and other
CRACKERS.
SUGAR! SUGAR! SUGAR!
AL kinds at far below the usual prices.
Goods delivered in the city free OF charge. If
sent by express and not suitng, to be returned at
our expense.
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY,
CORNER OF
MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
Toe 90
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

=
SPECIAL NOTICES:
s rae BORDER FAIR EcLnpsED.
EXTRAORDINARY EXHIBITION.
DOMESTIC GOODS IN EVERY VARIETY.
IMPORTED DRESS GOODS EXPRESSLY FOE
THE OPENING DAY.
THOUSANDS DELIGHTED WITH THE
ARTIoLEs EXHIBITED
THE OLD SOUTHERN DRY GOODS STORE
NOS. 1913 AND 1915 MAIN STREET.
we are opening our FIFTH SUPPLY OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS, and can assure
our friends and customers that we are BETTEh
PREPARED THAN EVER TO GIVE THEM
CHEAP GOODS; SO that a1+can Lay In their
snnnrv with VERY LITTLE MONEY. The fol-
lowing comprise some Of the articles: a
CALICOEs, pretty styles, at loc.
CALICOES, handsome patterns, at l23c.
CALICOEs, beautiful designs and best goods lAc.
1o4 BED sHEETINGs at s7ic.
NEW YORK MILLS LONG CLOTH at CSC.
YARD-WIDE BLEACHED COTTON only 1s3c.,
of extra quality at &c., and still better at 1sac
ALL-wooL SCOTCH PLAIDs at 10, worth 7sc.
ALPACA POPLINs, all colors, at soc. b..
The greatest bargains in WORsTED HOODS
and KNIT GOODS; also in sHAWLs.
The cheapest BED BLANKETS in the city.
Great bargains in PANTALOON sTUFFs.
A NJ
The greatest bargains In
FLANNEL FLANNEL! FLANNEL y!
WHITE FLANNEL, an excellent article, at aaac. !;
WHITE FLANNEL, full yard wide, at soc.;
The best and cheapest sHAKER or NON
SHRINKING FLANNEL.
Remember that we our goods at the
LOWEST CASH PRICE.
We sell large quantities Of goods, and conse-
quently can afford to sell them at the SMALLEST
PROFITS.
WE ask but ONE PRICE. and THAT THE
LOWEST.
Country merchants purchasing for cash sup
Piled at NEW YORK PRICES.
THE OLD SOUTHERN DRY GOODS STORE.
LEVY BROTHERS.
ocH Nos. 1918 and 12l5 Main street,
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M RREEDEN & Fox -
are receiving this week large additional supplies of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
amongst them many lots from late New York
auction sales at unusually low prices. &
BREEDEN Il FOX, Fl
oc Is--eodlot No. 4ol Broad street.
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Truer and more solemn words than these
were never spoken to the American peo-
nile
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LIFE, INSURANCE ON A NEW PLAN.
CHARTERED BY THE STATE OF VIRGINIA

i CHARTERED BY TIE STATE OF VIRGINIA.
Insures lives on the following plan Each mem
Der pays an initiation fee OF ten dollars II under
forty years OF age between forty and fifty years,
fifteen dollars between fifty and hfty-fve years,
twenty dollars between fifty-aye and sixty years
twenty-five dollars. This amount is all that win
ever be called for except at the death Of mem
Der.
We propose to make a membership Of five thou
sand, each paying the initiation fee as above,
EACH BEING INSURED FOR FIVE THOU
SAND DOLLARS so soon as the number reaches
i've thousand members, or one dollar for each poll
cy-holder existing at the death Of member.
On the death or any member, each VIII be called
on to pay one dollar and twenty-five cents-one
dollar TO pay on the deceased members policy and
tWenty-flge cents to pay expenses.
The initiation fee and all accumulation OF funds
Of this company Is the property Of the polcy-hold
ers under It's charter, ana under the said charter
all the net earnings (af;tr the accumulation and
fees have reached lie Of $780, oO0 must be used
for the payment Of losses by death, instead Of as
sessiug the policy-holders. -
JOHN A. BELVIN, President
MANN S. QUARLES, Vice-President.
JOHN q. DAVIS, Secretary and Treasurer.
pIRECToRs.n
j. A. BELvTE, l.. II. FRAYSER, -.
w. W. CRUMP, b. II. NASH,
Z. ID. JAMES. B. DAVIS
r. n. KOSHER. POWHATAN WEIsIGER,
J; LEIGH nI Jones 70 i j. PAYS SIIru
r. Il. STARKE, GEORGE A. HUNDLEY,
JOSEPH HALL.
streets T. B. STARKE, General Agent.
Wv. PARKER. Medical Examiner.
AGENTS WANTED. 30 NOS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-10

GRAND JUBILEE.-There seems to he
frequently some invisible agency COM
bined with the peculiar idiesyncrasies
of human nature which move the masses
of the people. Sometimes there is
general buoyancy of spirits, tending to
conviviality; sometimes our spirits are
depressed without seeming cause.
And so man moves on through the
labyrinth of life. Sometimes great ma
tional, political events seem to occur
without the agency of man.
That there is such an unseen agency
now moving the minds of the multitude,
is scarcely within the pnrview of doubt.
Everywhere they are moving in one
direction toward the temple of liberty
and justice.
We were thrown into this train OF
thoughts from learning that, on Tues
day night, at Glenn's Run, the people
had grand jubilee.
On Saturday last they put up NICK
DRY pole and had grand time. But
this did not satiate the desires of the
masses. So as Mr.. Gardner had just
completed a new house, they concluded
to have a dance and general greeting
on the signs of the times. I. 7. Cecayne
was there with his String Band to en-
liven the hearts of the people with
sweet music. The beautiful ladies of
the neighborhood graced the scene with
their presence and universal joy shed
its holy influences around. May the
Democratic ladies of Glenn's Run have
the exquisite pleasure Of witnessing
the redemption Of West Virginia.
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JUSTICE JoHNsToN.-Philip Van Hoff,
charged with stealing five calf skins,
was up before Esquire Johnston, yester-
day morning. When he was asked
what he had to say about the charge, he
promptly responded and admitted that
he did steal the skins. The Justice re-
curing evidence, however, had Mr..
Fredericd Fulmer sworn, who testified
that they had caught Philip with the
skins. The Justice asked Philip if he
had been stealing long time. Philip
said no; he had only stole eight skins in
all. No alternative was left. The
prisoner was convicted by admission of
the fact and by direct proof. Thefo-
upon, Esquire Johnston required Philip
to give $500 bonds for his appearance at
the next term of Court, and his falling
to fill the bond, Philip was sent to Jail.
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CITY CouNCIL-FIRsT BRANCH.-The
First Branch of City Council met in
their chamber on Tuesday, September
8, 1868, the Mayor presiding. On the
call of the roll the following members
answered to their names Blair, Car
nahan, Ewing, Hull, Mcclure, Pannell,
Quarter. Wilson, w. p, Wilson, A. and
linn.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The committee on Water works sub
mitted q report, stating that they had
examined the bills rendered by the Su
perinteudent of Water Works amount
ing to 1857 l2i, and recommended the
payment; also that they had examined
tho monthly bills, amounting to 1857 40
and recommended the payment.
They further report that they have
examined the following petitions, ask
ing reduction of water rents, as fol
lows:
Petition of Joseph Salisbury for
reduction of $50 allowed. Petition o
Alice Parker for reduction of watel
rent, allowed s.. In the petition o
II. W. Phillips committee recommend
the refunding of $3.50. In the petition
of the Whitaker Iron Works the com
mittee suggest a reduction Of one hun
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THE FAIR AT CLAIKsBURG.-There is
to be q grand annual Fair at Clarks-
burg on the 29th and 3Oth of September,
and the LIST of October, next. Premi-
ums amounting to $1,000 are to BIO dis
tributed according to the decision OF
indges selected for that purpose. This
is the second annual Fair of the West
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical
Society. 1t was quite success last
year, but the managers are determined
to make it splendid affair this year
The books of entry are now open and
will he found in the hands of the Cor
responding Secretary, Lee Raymond, at
the Bank eff Clarksburg.
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POLICE CoURT.-A large crowd was
at the opening of this Court yesterday
morning. Some interesting cases were
nm. and one was dismissed and REAR
rested on q State warrant.
j. w. Mires, charged with assault,
was, after hearing the testimony, dis
missed.
Erastus Rathbone, charged with using
abusing and insulting language, was
fined S. and cost.
John Muldoon, charged with taking
goods from one Frederick Dold without
his knowledge or consent, was released
from the custody of the Police Court,
and placed in the lookup till State
warrant was issued and the prisoner
tried for larceny.
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Up THEY Go.-And the cry is "still
they come" To-day, at o'clock P. NJ,
the iudomitable Democrats and Con-
servatives of Ritchietown will raise a
splendid hickory pole, one hundred and
eighty feet high. 1t is arranged to have
q large meeting at the same time, at
which will be prominent speakers to
address the people, both in English and
German. Let there be large delegations
from the different wards of Wheeling
on hand. Let Republicans be on hand.
A little sober truth will do them good.
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Gravel Roofs.
Mr.. George Crumbacker, of this city,
is fully prepared to put on gravel roofs
in the most improved method. and war
rants his work to give satisfaction,
either ir resisting fire or turning
water. The tar used is put through
q process that frees it from oil
and benzole, and no matteihew great
the heat, it will not run. 1t is equal
ly efficient in roofs Of every con-
ceivable pitch. Mr.. Crumbacker keeps
on hand roofing cement and cement for
tanks and sidewalks of the best quality,
and for sale Mt the lowest rates This
has stood test of fifteen years in Pitts
burgh, and is the cheapest in use. Call
at the Factory, head Of Lindsey street,
East Wheeling, or address him through
the Wheeling Post Office.
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RIVER NEws.-The river was rising.
last-night, with four feet ten inches by
the marks. If the late rains, which
visited this neishborhood, have been
general we may look for handsome
river. The little crafts that supplied
the places of larger boats, are now like
the migratory spirits We read of wan
dering about without habitation or des-
tination. Tho little Elk came up to the
landing yesterday, but whether she in
tends to depart is not known-depend-
ing altogether on circumstances. Sew
eral tow.boats went up with o platoon
of barges.
The New State left yesterday for Par
kersburg at II A. NJ, the James Rees
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FINE WATCHES, &C.-Oxtoby & DUFF
field, jewelers., 103 Main street, oppo-
site Merchants National Bank, have
lust received direct from importers and
manufacturers, a magnificent stock OF
fine watches, embracing every style OF
American and Swiss, ia gold and silver
cases. Also q full stock of clocks, all
STYLES and prices; fine jewelry, breast
pins, ear drops, finger rings and brace
let's gold, silver and steel framed spec
tacles; gold peas and fancy goods. Go
to "lO3."
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JUDGE GOCD.-At eleven o'clock yes
terday morning, the time set to try
John Muldeon for petit larceny, tho
case was called and an investigation
had. 1t appears that john had been
playing dunlmy around in various por-
tions of the city, and finally went into
the shop of Mr., bold, and, pretending
to be deaf and DUN, intimated by signs
that he wanted something done to his
shoes. There was small bundle OF
female clothing in the room, which MIR.
Dole was intending to send by the
hack driver into the country, to his
daughter. Presently danny disappear
ed, and so did the bundle. A small girl
of Mr.. bold said she saw John, the
dummy, run off with bundle under his
coat. Mr.. bold hunted for the person
but could not find him. He then in
formed the police of the matter.
The same day officer Myers was in
formed that man, pretending to be
deaf and dumb, was in Centre Wheel
ing trying to raise money. The officer
kept look. out fer the rascal aud soon
saw him go into saloon to get q drink.
The officer followed, and found John
about ready to drink q glass of beer
and was pretending to be deaf and
dumb. Just as john was about to take
his beer officer Myers grabbed him by
the neck, and in q menacing man
ner told him he must pay for the beer.
John soon became capable of speech. He
said he was going to pay tor it. The
officer then charged him with going
about to deceive the people, aud finally
took him to the lookup. He noticed
John had a bundle and, on inquiry,
found it to be the same bundle that
John had taken away from the shop OF
Mr.. bold: The judge sent John to jail
to await his trial at the next term OF
the Circuit Court, which commences in
October next
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BOARD OF EDUCATIONAL meeting OF
the City Board of Education was held
last evening, President Samuel McClel.
Ian in the chair. ...
The report of the committee on Real
Estate, in regard to the First ward
School House, recommending several
changes, was adopted.
Bills to the amount of sl5 were
ordered to be paid.
The committee OH Text Books report
ed in favor of general change in school
books. The report was but partially
agreed to, so McGufey's readers will be
retained. Brooks arithmetics will take
the place of Rays, and a new system OF
penmanship will be introduced.
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rations, besides the right OF way across the Ter.
ritores gift Of IL 800 acres OF the public lands
per mile, contiguous TO this line and an appro-
priation from the National credit of SIXIT MIL
LIONS in PER CENT. BONDS, delivered the
the Through Line and Branches. These Sub
sidy bonds the company may cancel in q course
Of years by the Transportation services of the
Roads, and small per csntage Of their net earn
ings they, therefore, consulate an element OF
great strength TO the corporations.
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The Act further authorizes them TO issue an
equal amount of their own First Mortgage
shall be the first claim upon ne tchole railroad prop.
erty and 10 tehieh he lea Of tho Government shall
be subordinate, rs means of more readily secur.
ing the remaining half of the capital for the
structiSni the equipments, &c, being provided
sources.
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UNITED STATES CoUKT.-This Court
met at o'clock yesterday morning.
Several civil cases were disposed of,
when the Anders case was taken up.
Not much was done in the case, as the
old gentleman, father of the ones
charged with courterfeiting, it was
alleged, was using lis influence to keep
away witnesses, whereupon the judge
issued writ and had him taken into
custody. The case will conc up for ac-
ton to-day.
Tho Court adjourned till this morn
ing at Q o'clock.
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LAW REGISTER.
MARCH, 1853.

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