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NEUTRALITY.
Orders from the President for o. Strict En- force
mcnt of the Laws.
prices firm.

Orders president g. strict
ment of the Laws.
From the N. Y, Times Of to-day.
Yesterday dispatches were received from Wash
ngton by District Attorney Pierrepont directing
ditions from leaving this port, and to act in coope
ration with Marshal Barlow in securing the
arrest OF persons attempting to violate the
Neutrality lact He also received special
commission issued by President Grant,
authorizing him to call on General Mcdowell for
such troops as he may require, and on Admiral
Godon, Of the Brooklyn Navy Yard, for such vessels
and forces he may deem necessary to prevent the
departure of any hostile expedition. Marshal Barlow
was also similarly empowered and was further in
structed to proceed against certain libusters whose
movements he had made known in Washington
The commissions from the President are granted
under the eighth section of the Neutrality act
OF 1915.
After receiving his instructions, Marshal Barlow
proceeded to the Custom House to confer with the
transfer of revenue cutters to his officers 1t is
derstood that he intends to them in destroying
the hllibusterers camp which has eXisei at Gardi-
ners Island, in Long Island Sound, Tor the past two
weeks since the time OF the seizure OF the Cathe-
rine Whiting, which as to have conveyed them to
Cuba. The men on the island have been under COM
mand OF Colonel Ryan, and have been waiting in the
expectation that the Cuban Junta would find the
means OF departure. There is every prospect that
they will be brought to this city as prisoners within
the next twentyfour hours or else that they will be
dsbanded.
1t has also been authoritativey reported that in
formation Of another projected expedition from this
port has reached the Marshal, and has been verified
by his detectives The account Is, that large num-
ber Of men have been quartered at recruiting rem
devious on Third avenue, including considerable
number OF those who were recently released from
the Navy Yard on their own recognizance, and that
it the determination OF their leaders to sail for
Cuba at an early date II is further supposed that
hlibusters are provided with large quantity OF
arms. 1t is believed that Marshal Barlow will be
able to intercept the proposed expedition, and that
the papers will have occasion to chronicle another
important SEIZURE
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Packer is a ffteen-milliOn-are.
Ladies manage lotteries in Georgia.
-Glmore's Band serenaded the Jubilee Executive
committee at the St. James on Saturday evening
San francisco talks Of a big hotel, covering two
blocks, connected at each story by covered bridge
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PERSONAL.

A PPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE FOR
mouth orphans' Asylum" issued May 90 1857 for sl700
New Loan due January 1850. Original lost in fire. Rich.
mond, Va In 1866 EBAIN BRO,
SAttRam PVTtANPWth. Va
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FROM NEW YORK.


New York Brokers Brought mp for UsurY.
Despatch to The EUeairlg Telegraph,
New YORK, July 16.-In the Court of Oyer
and Terminer scene of excitement occurred
this morning. 1t being known that number of
prominent brokers had been indicted for usury,
and some of them arrested, several OF them ap-
peared, attended by counsel Their names are
Russell Sage, Lucius j. Vanbest, Reuben
w. Howes, Charles A. Macy, Edward r. Jones,
and George Phipps. The bail in each case lex
cept that of Edward r. Jones, six thOusand), is
fixed at three thousand. The indictments were
merely for usury.
Governor Walker i'm BinghnmtOn.
Despatch TO The EUening Telegraph
BINGHAMToN, N. Y, July 16. - Governor
Walker was serenaded here last night at the
residence of his mother. A vast concourse of
citizens welcomed him home. The address was
made by Judge Balcorn. The firemen were out
in procession to welcome one of their old men,
bers and congratulate him on his good fortune.
Replying to the address, Governor Walker
thanked those who honored him. and in behalf
of Virginia asked people of good intent to
come there and settle, telling them that in ten
years Virginia would be greater than the State
of New York in all respects.
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A N oRpINAN E

An ORDIN ICE
N Relating to Public Drinking Fountains
Section l. The Select and Common Councls OF tne
CITY OF Philadelphia do ordan, That on and after
the passage OF this ordinance the Chief Engineer OF
the Water Department be and he is hereby instructed
TO issue permits to the philadelphia Fountain So
ciety," for public fountains troughs, etc, without
charge OF water rent provided before any such per-
mits shall be issued for the erection of any such
fountains roughs I'm front OF or upon any property
owned by the city, the parties applying for said per-
mits shall first procure the written consent OF the
Commissioner OF Markets ana City Property all Or
dinances or parts OF ordinances TO the contrary not
withstanding.
JOSEPH r. MARCER,
President OF Common Council
Attest
ROBERT BETHELL,
Assistant Clerk OF Select Council.
WILLIAM s. STOKLEY,
President OF Select Council,
Approved this twelfth day OF July, Ammo DOminf
one Thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine "a. d.
1869.
DANIEL NJ FOX,
T14 Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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THE MINT.
Work to be suspended for a MOnth-ExtensiVe
Repairs to be Made.

Work 10 be Suspended for a MOnth-ExtensiVe
Repairs to be Made.
The mechanical operations Of the Chief Coners
department of the United States Mint, in this city,
will be suspended for three or four weeks, COM
mencing with tomorrow, for the purpose of having
entire set of boilers placed in the institution
These boilers have been under preparation Tor some
months, and were constructed with the greatest OF
care and skill possible to bestow upon them. Every
separate piece of material was tested before being
used and all the bolt-holes have been bored instead
of drilled, so as to produce no fracture upon the
iron. When completed, there can be no doubt that
these boilers will be second to none in the country,
in every essential During the last fortnight the
Mint has been running to its fullest capacity so as
TO have q sufficient supply of coin on hand TO meet
all the demands of the public until the resumption OF
coming operations During this suspension OF work IN
the Chief COiners departmental the machinery Will
be completely overhauled The public, of course, is
aware that the machinery of the United States Mint,
during the last two three years. has been rendered
m all its branches possibly the most effective for the
purposes intended of any other minting establish
ment in the world. New and improved draw
benches steel rollers, new cutingbenches, and new
and improved coiningpress place the Mint to-day in
a condition to meet all the demands that can be
made upon it. The only thing that was necessary to
render 1t complete in all its branches the intro
duction OF these new boilers
The amount of coinage prepared at the Mint with
in the last two weeks aggregates threequarters OF
million of dollars. AS very large proportion OF
this sum was OF the subsidiary token coinage the
amount OF labor will be to have been very great
in its preparation,
During the temporary suspension OF operations in
the mechanical department OF the Mint, the Recev-
ing and Paying Departments will continue open for
the public convenience.
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WOMEN PRISON ksPECToRS.-The following is a
copy Of the petition which was read on Thursday
last in Select Council with reference to the appoint
ment OF women inspectors for our prisons: s:-
To the Select Council of Philadelphia: petit
toner's who feel interested in prisoners Of their
sex, would respectfully suggest to your honorable
body the appointing OF women as inspectors of
w0mens departments Of prisons.
Moreover, ele Sisters OF Charity visit these institu
tiOns. We pray that there may be free access te
WI N al
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WEDDING INVITATIONS, ENGRAVED IN
w the newest andbest manner
LOUIS DREKA Statoner and HnRrayer
No. 1893 OHESNIJT Street.
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CHEGARAY INSTITUTE, ENGLISH AND
~ FRENCH, for Young Ladies, boarding and day pu
pills, Nos 1897 and 1929 SPRUCE Street, Philadelphia
REOPEN ON MONDAY, September 90
French is the language of the family, and is con.
stantly spoken in the institute. - wa
10 thstu I'm MADAME D'HERVIILIY,
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RrNoEs that arc utterly absurd, OF
the prevalence Of smallpox in this city, pre-
vail throughout the country. The report OF
the Health Officer, states the entire and the
exact truth rs to the extent and mortality Of
the disease, (l41 for the month OF January
There has been great dca! Of smallpox
about ,bis win,c. in all the principal cities,
and it is a warning that there should be a
general vaccination. # the vaccine matter
docs not take, it shows want OF suSccpt'-
bility to tho disease and gives no trouble. II
it does take, it shows the necessity for the
application. The idea that full grown
persons of apparent intelligence, from the
country and interior towns, have been SO
alarmed BY stories that the deaths by small
pox here were numbered by the hundred
daily, rs to be afraid to venture upon the
streets is prcpostcroSas, but VIC arc informed
that incidents even so grotcsquc, have occur
.c1.- Cincinnati Commercial. s.
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TuE NIEGlHIA CEYTEAk RklAEoAD.-
The Richmond UiEpnirh says: {" In
il,r Senate. Friday. Cir. Wiley iatr"-
drr"L Il bill providing for the sale Of
lands TO a Il in III" construction Of the
West Virginia Central railroad. 1t an.
IlI>rizrs thr Secretary Of the Interior
to sell 10 the company six thousand
L"o hundred and hl'y ~"rii"h, "I land
20 Ir selected in Louisiana. Mississippi.
Alabama and Arkansas, at seventy
five cents per a"rr, in prcI"rrrd stock,
on condition that $lDO.OJ0 be expended
in improving and selling said lands
within ten years. This is not Il comtinu-
alton Of the old Virginia Central road.
rs some might infer, but road it is
proposed to construct from the line Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio road to the
northern part u; TIC STATE.
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Commissioners Sale.

JySDER TIE PROVISIONS or A DECREE HES.
y drrcd y the Circui, Court for putnam County 1t it
March Term, lSs, in Of A. 4. andlry, Jr, Ac
r.. X. ". Is. Thompson. sha proceed "n
SATURDAY, Irbrnn"U on, ISM,
ut the from, door Of the Court House 4" Putnam County
to sri NJ public nuetiOn 10 the highest bidder, the FOL.
lowing tracts Of Land, i0.wit:
One tract situate ~ clyncr'd Greek. In Putnam
Coxnty containing twenty three acres, more or less
nf fully described IN deed Of Lcws Dpdd To i. u. Is
yhom,NOn, recorded in Putnam County.
Ono tract confirming ilty acreS, uto lying on said
CIyncrs Creek, and fully described In deed OF John
Harvey and Jane Harvey, dated October 2 1853, and Of
record ln Putnam County. -
Uno tract, containing about two hundred and eleven
ncrcs situate IN Putnam County, IN Tcays Valley, aud
fully described In deed Of Sarah Norris aad others to
rs 81. j. Thompson now Of record In Cnbcll Couny-a
COPY Of which ia ulso fln with tho papers OF said
caute or so many much Of said tracts IS may be
required to satisfy the deb. OF the complainant IN said
Cause with interest and costs osut upon the follow.
Ing ''. 80 .''- -.' =
Ono. third cash in hand; the balance on an equal
credit Of six mud twelve months, bonds being required
With good security for the deferred payments and the
title reserved till Hual payment
Dec &c, lSGS-oT&. Special Commissioner.
TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
Until Wednesday, March 10Th, 1889.
... H. CHESTER PARSONS,
Feb. 10, l869.-1w4 Special Commissioner.
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THE Cincinnati Gazette Of Saturday,

LIN NluClHlIUL SdLCtLC VI SdpuIuIs,
says; 6
On the last up trip Of tho Telegraph.
n lady, who gave her name as Mrs.
Tribcit, rot aboard at Portsmouth,
with II very Young baby in' her arms.
She paid her passage to lrontou. The
boat arrived ut Grecnupsburg Satur-
day night. tirccnupsburg is ten miles
above Portsmouth. Here Il Young lady
AIRED about ~; rcgistcrcIMs Miss Rose.
came aboard, who took quite Inncy
to the baby. Indeed, SO strong Became
her affection for tho little one That SHE
proposcd to the mother to take it 10
her own home up Tug Fork. Il tribu-
lary Of Big Sandy-wliethcr for the
purpose Of adoption or not, We did not
learn, but presume this was the object.
The natural and adopted mother were
entire strangers to each other before
the latter came aboard. Miss II. took
the baby to her home, but it appears
she rcpcntch the act, for on Monday
ui~ht She came down with thc hnbT
to Ironiun on the j. e. Crosby On
the wharrboat she met the mother.
who, il seems, had also rcpcntcd, and
WAS awaiting the arrival OF the Crosby
at the %iarlb oa3 that she mi chit 70 up
the river and r.claim' he" own. The
baby WAS delivered over TO IFS mother
and botn the ladies were made happy
-onc because she had, and the other
because she hadn't, baby.
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: COMMISSIONERS NOTICE; =.
George P. Thompson, Administrator Of Col F. 'h0Hp'
son, deceased, 80 ..-...-.-.-,-~--.,


John P. Turner aud others: 49,, a.,
r,1,psuASr to n dccr-e made and eh,ete' =" ~ 49,.
tI .n,,,i.d euusr In me Circuit Court OF ham'
nN,n County, West Virginia. on-kesmGsf wi co",,
'I,. undcr.I9rcd Muster c6nniiSSrnH n' rsu
gives nuco that he will he IT li'5 omss W. rs,o io
t.E. ,ate and rcpor, the following aeeo"h" AH'
t0.wlt: .,.,, ,,,.I,y rassoh
l, How much u SIN due the complainant "
of bt. Judgment against the drirndaIH. On.
Obi Ebst rc,l or pcrGornl estate poileA'rn y'". "
d.fs"d"nI. mr. ,nv Of them, within tho lurliuiSllon q
mi. i.ourI what liens arc thereon; ana "ne'no' @
rcmis lmue. nt profits thereof VIII, 10 uve !sa py
Tho ssnr-wIth sich other matters pc''"e'' ""''
npy plrty In this cause may dcslIe. 49, a.. .hov.
fhe uidersIgnrd being required tnfte.o W th. a..
NAMED decree, hereby wars tho crehlto's OF ano 90
frnd.ut. John y. Turner ard others, 70 pIouuee ns
r,.srt heiDre him, such Hens or other claims ~ .nrJ
NAV have against tho said p.rhei' ae'e"ur rn"L
i.T1,. Lis 1nni report 10 the Court tDaI apoSS
,hcIr filurc 10 do 10 before such 1na report a." Sso
d,nGuent creditors by lien Or Otherwise sn1I uT
cluJcd from any participation III Tue pI0cecuA ~
from the sale or saIcG TO BE- had IN the caus' u" 81
liens or other claims produced and ss'ertcu ~ n, =,
so% .bui bc iulIy mid aud discharged according 70
IhI, rcsn.ctIys urIorItIra and that the undersRhro
will mot noco or report any such lien or claim no. W.
produced and inserted. nor shah any SUCH os honea
IN Ihr decree distributing tho fund until thoic pro;
Lucrd n,,crcd and reported uro ald nhd d''ch',Scu
f,rssutd Tho undersigned gives iul'hsI "o'se'
that II the taking Of said accounts should nnt 10 eo
mcnced OH tao Ynid 9Th day 0i March, lSUV or, oenx
commenced should p,t be completed o" ua. H. ~
further taking thereof "a!t w con''"ueu "N ~
time until completed. ,,
CbarIrhtop Feb. 9th, lSG9.--5wt
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Commissioners Sale.

IIHuER A DECREE Or TIE ClRCGIT GnCEr FOR
u Putnam County. nj tn March Term, lSCb. In the
GAUGE Of jain r. Harbour, admir-, &c, ~. Vim. Hon.
xun, shall proceed, "n
saturday. thr chr dnU If February, 1859,
At the front door Of the Court lIOusc Of 3utnam County,
rcll at public auction, TO the hlghrs. bidder. the
house aud lot mentioned IN The papers VI said cauS", and
which Is fully described Ia deed ot.John lIrmon 10
VIM T. IrusOi dated February -. 1853. md of record
in Putnam County. This property Il silnnt", IN the
town If rn!ln contains ihrrc hundred square feet g!
land. and dwelling hGn,c and shop thereon and was
rccrntly occupied y w.p. Ilrn,on upon the following
TERMS:
Onc-third cash In hand; tho balance Oh an equal
credit nf AiN aud Twelve months. bonds being required
with good security for tic deferred payments and the
title reserved for further security.
II. CHESTER rAsHOSS,
prc III ISGS.-9wI. Special Commissioner.
THE ABOVE SALE: IS POSTPONED
CniN Wednesday, MHrrh ION. 1859.
u. CHESTER PARS0SS.
Feb. 10, lSG9.--5w4 Special COMMISSIONER.
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REMOVAL. - NJ. Kaufmann has re-

REMOVAL. - NJ. Kaufmann has re-
moved his stock Of Dry Goods, Groceries. Ready
made Clothing, IIntsand Caps, Boots md Shoes,
to the old stand lately occupied by Mr.. Joseph
Shields, where he will DO glad to scc all his old
friends unf coSton1rrs.-My Intention IL to con-
tinuc my old motto: -Qulck sales md small
profits" To those who are In want ofany ar
ticlr In NY line. will give satisfaction both In
quality goods and price Of the article. BAR
GAINS! y tine lot OF Quccuswnrc. Call and
soc. No charges for showing goods
". KACF-NASN.
Charleston, jan. o.. lse3.--3in2-
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SrrEEME CnrEr.--lm the case Of
Boss rS. pIymalc, from the Circuit
Court Of Wayne county, HoggcSS con-
cludrd his argument commenced the
day before, and Jc9crS closed the ar%n-
mrnt on behalf orthc plaimtill' in error,
and the ease WAS submitted.
The ease Of Woods rs. Cassidy. adj
mlini>;raior. &C., from the Circuit Court
Of Faycltr county, WAS argued by
Spc'Ty Cor the appellants, and submit
ted.
IN the case ofTonIpkins rs. HintrouX,
from the Circuit Court Of Kauawha
county, Bro~n, H., delivered tho opin-
ion Of the Court, reversing the .iudg-
mcnt OF the Circuit Court and remand.
in" the cause TO that Court, for further
proceeding ln be had therein.
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TSDrR \ nEtTEE RENDERED ~ THE cl!!Cfrl
I t"urI for Iuimlm county, Hi'iis S"IirIn"r Term,
l,I il nf John Srt.hOl' r.. Eliza HARBOUR =;
al, | shall proceed, "iI
S.lTERD.ir. FF:HRf.iRr G;h. 1862.
NJ he front door "f the Court Ii"sr 81 Putnam County
,rii at pn''lr nrrtInr To ia" highest lr'llrr, Tho
tract E" Land '!.Nrird IN III" papers al said cause"
r"n,ry" by Jus. w. lf"s". Special s,ion"r,
l." IhDnL> 81. Harbour, which cnrls>t> "r
TWO HUNDRED 'ANp SIXTY. SEVEN (:f;]
ACRES more ur les,
alr! les in runI County Hurricane rId :" and
liz, lr "fihr Ih"saprnk" and Uhio Railroad and COM
prise, r"Inc valuable iarInn. and timber Lands md IL
part u" the r>ia" formerly "f David lILr"rn, now do.
rra>"d, m.."n sl.r following
7JRHS:
nr.,hir! cash ia hand! the bi!anrc nn m c1oal
credit 81 ia and Mrvr months. h"ndo being required
with good security for the deferred payments, 1nd the
title Reserved for further security.
H. CHESTER PARSONS
Dee &C. lSGS-9w4. Special commissioner
TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
Until "Wednesday, .Mdrrh ron, lSd?.
LEICESTER PARSONS,
Feb 10 lSia-5wi Special CnmmI. AioDrr.
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Attempted Robbery in Monroe Co

Attempted K0DDcry IN Monroe 20.
On Thursday night Of last week, an
attempt was made 10 rob the store of
Mr.. Brnj. EanstavCrn. at llamillOn's
Mill, in Monroe county. Mr.. Vans
.n;rrn WAX sleeping in ,hr store. when
he heard n noise 1t one o; The windows,
which aroused him. In getting up he
stumbled over II chair" which made Il
noise. !tr PLACED himself in front OF
III" window. pistol III hand, when, III 4
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WHERE DOES TIE MoxEY Go?-.lt

WHERE DoES TIE MONEY GO?-.lt
has been suggested to us and We repeat the
inquiry with emphasis, that our citiztns
should know from our worthy City Council
what they haze done with the money which
has been collected for town purposes for tho
past two years. Certainly our taxpayers
arr cn;i,lcd to know just ho,o their money
has Lern expended, that they may know
what it costs to have such miserable streets,
and find whether it wouldn't DC h1ter policy
to pave them. Shalt we have financial
statement, gentlemen Of the Council?
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The Engineers on the Chesapeake Il
Ohio Railroad are surveying the route
on the line between the White Sulphur
Springs ami the mouth Of Grccnbricr
river This. it is said. is preliminary
TO lcttin. the work out 10 contractors.
-.HOnr0C RcDUblicun.
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l., ii strange that We have SO naa! Lm'.
hes IN our midst; who are almost reduced to
want, when the above may he REGARDED rs =:
.aIr sample Of the store Ills they max" :
How many would hn cn.hr,l not "aIr I" pay
tlrlr "o.r,"ps h"ry." hu, to provide many "'
,l.c ron:nrt$ of he. II they w""hI only ri
llrcm ,"!vr> Of that purse moti',' tobacco.
\, HI.D,r'Ns",\.Ti..
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Great Kanawha Improvement.

The following petition signed by very solid
men of New York, is to Represented to our
citizens for. signatures, and We hope will re-
ccivc the support Of all who arc diSintercst-'
edy intcrestrd' rthc bona .G'tc improvement Of
our river:
r., NE LrgistIiurcot IIia ITrvinin:
The rMd"hIgnri. owning ln.;tis on NM! hrhr
ib, Great kHnnwlu river, Ehid Its tributaries
Elk and t'onl Rivers In the State al West Nlr-
rlnin, respectfully petition your ll"nnrnblc
Ihriy TO make no change In tho l"IihlnIinh
granted FrlrunrS Eth. INT. ana f"hr'inrF t.ln
Tvs, for improving the navigation OF tlI" urrht
KnnnVylIn river. except az hrrclhhi'erIheh'
Cd . ,,,
And they 10 petition your Honorable Body
for tho following r1;lsuns:
|. Because the Charter I'm Its present form.
with the notifications now asked for ny your
petitioners. IL regarded us the ln@l lrhciic
and thu very best yet suggested Tor urN"i'lile
the vast cuLl und mineral wealth 81 th" hr'hl
kpnHwhn region.
>. because the present charter has nlr"ndy re-.
rrivrd the GIIUiIbi" consideration IF pFDHiH,H'
c1,Iiitiith III .Hrir I"rE amt .NrT EHg!h"d VINO
nrr now acquainted with lt| merits, ana nlSu
with the r,S'rurc"s"f II" knnnwlM Wiley; ana
who your riItIOnrrs lS'ii''rr, VIII, nt an early
date, carry into effect tho provisions of tn"
chnrirr.
=. l;rc;,l,w tho present ch?rh'" rnn"nplat"S
such Il thorough Improvement al tie knnaWln
navigation us to Civ" an "NC'hiiHg rs we'll iiS Il
d.Sc|'ndin9 navigation; and to max" II part
ami portion nf the Great Central Water Lin" "l
Virginia and West NtI2Inla, Which Ii la extend
from the Ohio River To the Chesapeake BAY.
the ran;:r> desired IN the present charter hT
Your petitioners are simply. that "a" t'ri'ai
Siur.; OF the Company may 10" Increased, ana
that the amount OF Bonds the company may
itSur may he Increased ~ u. nrnrr""lrl"I WIN
tn" musmlt,u!' OF "a" enterprise taking mo
q" ,a i,I ration the lnnd feature OI the Charter
and the cost al ,lr'rnI::h improvement al TN"
Kunnwim navigation.
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VICK,8 !,
FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1869.

Tho nrs edition Of. 90: IuxpREp TnoriAx1 OF rIcNs
hac$rnA7xD- cArALGnrE or SErp' aud GrIpE - Tnk
FLOWER GAuprs Is now published. IL mAIcA work u
100 pages. beautifully illustrated. with about 100
FiSI " ooD EHGGAvIxOs ~ Flown, AND fEIEIAsLkS.
and an ELEGANT cOL0RED PLATE,
A BOUQUET OF FLOWERS.
II !, the mos, beautiful. we'll ~ the instruct.
I've Floral Guide published giving plain and thorough
directions for the q =
Culture Of Flowers aud Vegetables.
The Florul Guido Is published Tor the h,nen. Of nv
customers TO whom u Is cent free without DUPLICATION,
but will be forwarded TO all who apply Oy mall, fur
Ten Cents, which Is not half the cHt Address.
J.LYES TICE, Eoch.stcr, N. j.