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The Cecil Whig., 1873-04-05
DIED.

BRICKLEY.-ANDR J. BR1cKLEY de-
parted this life, near Pennington, Cecil
county, Md, on 11th day of March, 1873,
in the 4Sth year of his age.
MILLER.-On the second of February,
JOSEPH w. MILLER, of Ohio, in the 72
year of his age. He was formerly of
this county.
MERRITT.-In Elkton, on Tuesday night,
the 1st of April, after protracted at
tack of typhus fever, LAvENIA F., eldest
daughter of James z. and Joanna Mer-
ritt, in the 10th year of her age.
THOMPSON.-At his residence near Prin-
'cipio, in this county, on the Both inst q.
SAMUEL THOMPSON, in the 18th year of
his age.
The Cecil Whig., 1873-04-05
Communicated.
Tho EybihifiOn

The long-looked for exhibition of the
scholars of Elkton Academy, came off in
the Hall on Wednesday night last: the
entertainment was a thorough success in
every respect. There was no baking, no
prompting, nor any failures.
The Hall was filled with large and
intelligent audience, and every one was
we'll pleased and satisfied with the manner
in which the exercises were conducted.
There was a chief usher and sub-ushers,
who were polite and attentive in their ef-
forts to secure good seats for the audience,
The school assembled in the lower part of
the Hall, marched up stairs, and took their
places in the front of the Hall, where seats
had been reserved for them. The young
gentlemen walked first, aud looked as well
as school boys could; the young ladies
came next, and deserve more than pass
ing notice; they were all dressed in white,
with flowing hair, white shoes and white
kids: bus as am unable to give detailed
description, will only say that they were
as pretty party of girls as ever graced the
Hal. on any occasion.
The exercises were opened with prayer
by Rev. Mr.. Hebberton, after which the
full programme was performed by the
scholars. The exercises consisted of
tableaux, original and select orations,
select readings, original essays, dialogue
with seven characters, and music-instru-
mental and vocal, interspersed between
each act. 1t would be impossible for me
to give a full account of the acts and
pieces, besides occupying too much space
and time: l will merely say that every
part was performed very well indeed, and
that the audience were highly gratifed,
and perfectly satisfied with the way in
which they had invested their thirty-tive
cents. Much praise is due to the assistant
teacher of the Academy, Mr.. Blake, who
had labored long and patiently to make the
exhibition success.
Near the close of the exhibition, remarks
were made by Mr.. Alexander, principal of
the SCHOOL,, Rev. Mr.. McIntire, and James
I. Mccullough, Esq; they expressed the
pleasure that the exhibition had afford
ed them, and praised the scholars for the
manner in which they had acquitted them
selves. 1t is rae thing for Elkton to
enjoy treat of this kind and those who
were present will never regret it; neither
will your humble friend,
JERRY GoBBs, JR.
The Cecil Whig., 1873-04-05
NOTICE.

All persons hereby cautioned against negotiating
certain Promissory Notes, made by John and James
Shaw, payable to John White order payable at the
Cecil National Bank Of Port Deposit for Sixty dol
lars. payable November -, 1873 and the other for
Fifty-hve dollars payable in year
The above described Notes given in payment for
horse purchased of the said John White, and guaran
eed 10y him to be sound and we'll in every respect; but
which afterwards discovered have been injured
when colt, which injuries believed to he permanent
and were well known to the said John White at the
time the aforesaid sale effected.
The above mentioned Promissory Notes were offert
for negotiation the Cecil National Bank and refused
by the Cashier of the omission of dates and
afterward amended hy inserting dates in the ABSENCE
and without the consent of the makers of said Notes
All parties warned that these Notes will be paid
by the makers account of their spurious character
through unlawful tamperng with the dates and also
account of their having been procured and issued
through false representations the part of the said
John White. Signed JOHN SHAW.
April 5, lS13-3w* JAMES SHAW.
The Cecil Whig., 1873-04-05

We take pleasure in announcing to our
customers that a recent improvement in
our machinery has enabled us to manufac-
ture, either our usual grade of Ground
Bone or one much finer than we have before
offered. or than is generally to be found in
the market.
Those who especially desire prompt
return the first season and yet wish to per-
manently improve their soil, will, we think,
find this Fine Bone adopted to their wants,
and themselves relieved from the necessity
of resorting to manipulated fertilizers.
In filling ORDERS we will send the usual
grade unless the extra fine is especially
mentioned. Samples of either with prices,
&C., sent free ON application.
THos. WARING & Bro,
Colora, Cecil county, Md
The Cecil Whig., 1873-04-05
Notice to Creditors.

This is to give notice, that the subscribers, of Cecil
county have obtained from the Orphans Court of said
county, letters Testatntary the personal estate of
ANDREW j. BRICKLEY.
late of said county, deceased All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned exhibit
the with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated
On or before the 3lst day of March, 1874:
they otherwise by law, be excluded from all benefit
of said estate All persons indebted to said estate
requested to make immediate payment to the subscr
bers. Given under hands, this 5th day of April
1873. SARAH J. BRICKLEY,
JAMES A. COULSON,
Executors of Andrew J. Bricklcy, decd.
Test-REUBEN D. LAMAR, Register.
april 5, 1s73-6w
The Cecil Whig., 1873-04-05
THE HOLY WEEK.

The services at Trinity Church during
HoLY WEEK will be as follows:
On Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday, at
II A. NJ, with Lecture; and at p. NJ, with
a brief Meditation.
On Thursday there will be celebration
OF THE
HOLY COMMUNION
AT 9 A. NJ.
On Coon FRIDAY, services at II A. NJ,
T.itany at 3 r. 81. aud Evening Prayer,
with Meditation. at ) p. NJ.
On Saturday at II A. NJ. and 5 p. NJ.
For Sale Cheap-One three spring, .
horse wagon. Apply to WITwoRTH's.
The Cecil Whig., 1873-04-05

Court Proceedings.-The March term of
the Circuit Court adjourned yesterday
afternoon.
In the case of Mari & Emmart cs. RAM
sey McHenry, on trial at the close of our
report last week, the jury rendered a ver-
dict for the plaintiffs for $4,000 damages.
The following other cases have been dis
pc sed of.
{ tate as. William Garrison (colored,
indi, tied for larceny of chicken and some
corn and eggs, the property of jeremiah
c. Pri &C, Of Sassafras Neck, in December
last. T tied before jury and verdict of
puilty. nd that the value of the property
was s1.5O.'. Mccullough and Jones for
State: vii. nu and W. s. Evans for pris
oner.
State rs. S. oft Hill; indicted for assault
with intent to commit rape on Anna M.
Anderson, in the Fourth district, about
Christmas last. Tried bef>re 4 jury and
verdict of guilty of assault ouly. McCul-
lough and Biddle for State; Const able and
H. Mccullough for defendant. Sentenced
by the Court to pay $25 and the costs OF
prosecution, and undergo confinement in
the county Jail for four months.
State rs. Ward Hughes (colored, indicted
for the larceny of calf, the property of
William R. Freeman, in Sassafras Neck
Tried before a jury, and verdict of guilty.
Mccullough for State; Biddle and Consta-
BILE for prisoner.
State rs. John Earle (colored,) indicted
for assault and battery ON Thomas Henry
Qcolored,) in this town, some six months
ago. The defendant escaped from Jail
along with other prisoners. in December
last, and has been non est until the Sheriff
happened to see him quietly driving
through town on moving day" on top OF
wagon. Plea of guilty confessed, and after
hearing witnesses the Court imposed fine
of ten cents and one week in Jail. The
party marched up to the Clcrk' s desk and
promptly paid his fine. and was remanded
to the custody of his Excellency the Siler-
if. Mccullough for State; Wilson for
defendant.
oboeC Co. ItoDtIb ~.
dation by the Grand Jury for the suppress
sion of license to sell liquor. Heard by
fhs Court, and license suppressed, as re-
commended. Mccullough for State: Con-
stable aud H. Mccullough for defendant.
Two other cases against the same party,
one for selling liquor to minor, and the
ather for keeping disorderly house were
abandoned by the States Atto.aey. Costs of
prosecution to be paid by the coa.akV. Sl62,
40.
Thomas Trafford cs. the Deer Creek Iron
Works; removed case from Hartford coun-
ty; an action for the recovery for extra
services alleged to have been rendered by
the plaintiff as foreman Of the defendant
works. Tried before the jury.
The Cecil Whig., 1873-04-05

At the Glass Front, they are displaying
Spring styles, fresh from New York
None such can be found any where else in
town. A lady clerk is behind the counter,
there TO exhibit and discuss their qualities
in the unattainable-to masculine minds
language of the toilet.
The Cecil Whig., 1873-04-05

No New York Styles. in the Hollow, but
some substantial goods can be seen at
BoULDEN S, that will bear investigation.
The Cecil Whig., 1873-04-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
STRAYED

From the subscriber, on Saturday, March Goth 1875
k2Ra RED COW, with white star in her face anG
A1S a cut in her left Was heard of near Perry
AAnnaville, April LIST. Any who will put her up
and send note to North East will receive Five dollars
april 5--lw* ABRAHAM HITCHCOCK
The Cecil Whig., 1873-04-05

Ladies, look at those Lasting Caters, at
BoULpEN's.
The Cecil Whig., 1873-04-05

April Fools.-We hear that great many
of these nondescripts were seen about the
Court House on Tuesday last, but they
were all lawyers or other attaches of the
The Cecil Whig., 1873-04-05

Sale Of Real Estate.-W. J. Jones, Esq,
as Attorney for Jacob Tome, on Tuesday
last, at the Court House, sold the Grubb
property, lying in the sth District of this
county, for $40, 300. Mr.. Tome, the mort
gagee, purchaser. The property was di-
vided into two tracts or farms containing
respectively 220 acres and 1G perches and
107 acres; also three lots at the head of the
old Maryland Canal or Ark Haven. The
two tracts of land were valuable farming
land, improved with an excellent brick
Dwelling House, and large frame barn, all
fitted up in complete order. Some idea of
the ruinous price at which real estate sells,
may be inferred from the terms of sale,
which were $40, 500 cash on day Of sale,
the residue to be subject to arrangement
between purchaser and mortgage. The
property. it will be seen, did not sell to the
amount of proposed first payment. The
assessed value Of the PROPERTY is S37 per
acre, which is low in comparison with the
assessment on some other property in the
county of correspondent value.
The Cecil Whig., 1873-04-05

Homaopathy.-Dr W. F. Kennedy, grad
uate of the Homeopathy College of Phila-
delphia, visited Elkton this week and
made arrangements to locate and practice
his profession here. He has wide field
in which to introduce the healing art on
Hanhemann's theory, with very good
prospect of success. Homeopathy has ex-
tended rapidly in some parts of the coun-
try, but has never had foothold here
abouts, owing doubtless to a lack Of effort
to work up the field.
The Cecil Whig., 1873-04-05

Barn Burned.-The barn of Mr.. Thomas
W. Reed. about three miles from Elkton,
on the North East road, was fired on
Tuesday night last between II and 12
o'clock, and wholly consumed; together
with a small quantity of provsnder, two
pigs and some poultry. One cart and two
wagons were partly burned. Mr.. Reed had
gone to North East that evening and reach
ed home in the middle of the night to find
his barn in flames. The fire is supposed to
have been the work of some tramp, through
accident or carelesness. The building was
insured in the Cecil Company for $400.
The Cecil Whig., 1873-04-05

Mash Up.-Mr. John Lungren, the very
accommodating stage driver between Elk
ton and Lewisville, Pa, met with a SER
ious break up on Thursday last. While
Mr.. Lungren was loading some sash from
the depot, the stage standing at the door,
the horses became frightened, turned short
round, upset the wagon and ran dragging
the vehicle hundred or more yards. Mr..
II. Hess, of Fair Hill, was in the stage at
the time of the occurrence, but made his
escape from the wreck without any injury.
The contents of the stage, the mails, can
.ef oysters and some fresh fish were scat
tered promiscuously. Mr.. Lowman, the
mail messenger between the train and post
Office, gathered up the mail and returned it
to the station. The oysters went to swell
the bill of damage to the stage owner
The frightened animals were stopped at the
warehouse, and the wreck gathered up
by Mr.. Lungren.
The Cecil Whig., 1873-04-05
The following statistics are of interest

goods amounting to 133,209 pounds. To
convert this amount of raw cotton into man.
ufactured stuff, in addition to water power,
s., 900 pounds Of coal were consumed; !;
the work employing 40 hands constantly
during the year. This freight was hauled
from Newark Depot, on the p, w. & B.
Railroad, by wagons. The factory is locat-
ed Oh the west side of the stream which
necessitates the crossing Of tho creek at a
fording with this large amount of freight,
which is often found to be a great obstacle
when the stream is high; or in Winter
when ice accumulates in the fording Oft
en- the freight had to be unloaded on the
opposite bank of the stream and left for
days, exposed to the weather; and not in
frequently reloaded, and hauled around 3
miles by the nearest bridge below. This
crossing is on the direct road from Cherry
Hill aud that region, to Newark, Del. &C
commodating wide extent of country, and
the wonder is that the people of that sec
ton had not long since petitioned for a
bridge. An effort is now being made,
however, to remedy this drawback to the
industry of the District, and although it is
a chronic complaint that great deal of
money is squandered on roads and bridges
in the county; yet, where large section of
country is to be benefited by public i'm j,
provement; and in addition, the manufac
| Ing interest Of the comfy encouraged and
acco,u q, Odatcd, it is the true policy to an
propriate fSf sHeh purposes. Where the
two great interests. agriculture and man
ufacturing are both materially accom-
modatsd by the erection of a bridge or the
opening of road it is economy to afford
1 ssy.h accommodation as will advance the
wealth. 2f the neighborhood, by cheapening
transport a.4o.,. An establishment employ,
ing forty hands eo.rstan.ly is no small ad-
vantage to the agriculture! and mercantile
interest Of that immediate section of the
! county.
The Cecil Whig., 1873-04-05
m'he Getil Mkt9
ELKTON. APRIL 5, 1873.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Local Miscellary--Mr. John f. Alex
ander lost a valuable COW, on Friday last,
from death by "hollow horn" Cow doc
tors, we believe, differ in opinion regarding
the existence of such disease, claiming
that the hollow of the horn is but symp-
ton or result Of some organic disease.
A lady in Cat swamp also lost COW
from the same cause.
The Martins have made their appearance
this Spring several days earlier than usual.
Their first appearance about April is COM
monty not earlier than the 9Th Of April
This season they were examining their
boxes here, on the Both and 31st of March.
These indications of the birds are favor
able for rapid development of the vernal
season. Birds and flowers come in close
proximity to each other.
The Westamwell Sabbath School will be
re -opened on Sunday afternoon next.
Ran Off.-On Tuesday last, a vehicle
driven by two boys, went down Main ST.,
at gate not pleasant to those in 'front.'
The boys cleared themselves by jumped
out and leaving the mare to her own dis
cretion. The animal took to the side walk
near E. Browns old stand and jaming the
wagon between the hitching-post and
porch, where the wagon and horse parted
company, leaving the former wreck
The frightened horse was soon arrested.
No damage to any Of the parties but the
wagon.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

COUTH UREKAMlNlNGtoMtAN
- Location OF principal place OF busi-
ness. san Francisco, California. Location
of works, Eureka District, Eureka Iouh'
ty, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, thai nj Il hitti,
ing otthc directors OF said company, heIa
on the Sgth day of August, 1873, an assess
ment no. 81 of Twenty Cents t2ucJ per
share was levied upon the capltat STOCK OF
the corporation, payable immediately! IN
United states gold coin, To the secretary,
at the Office of the company, No. los
California street Wp-Stairsl, san IRAN
cisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 18th lay OF
October, 1873, will be delinquent, ana at,
yertised for sale at public auction, ana
unless payment is made before,
Will be sold on Monday, the 9TH day
of October, 1873, To pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs oI adNer-
Using and expenses OF sale.
7. +. CRONlSE, secretary.
Office: 43S California street, san Fran.
cisco, Cal. sePto
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

pHk\IN sll\Ek MINING CUMPA.
L Nl.- Location OF PRINCIPAL plac,
OF business, san francisco, Cal. ioca-
ton OF works, Eureka, Eureka County.
state OF Nevada.
NOTICE Is hereby given that AT a meet.
lnE OF the Board 81 directors held ON me
NTH day OF August ls75, an assessment
go, IL OF twenty-five ,-Jl cents u,r
snare was levied upon the capuai>t6ck
OF me corporation, payable im~intdlately
IN United states gold and sltvtr com. Ia
lAe secretary, at the olhcc OF the com.
laly, room - llaywards LuiILlns. II9
.dIA"rhld street, san Francisco. CALI
fOruIa. "
Any stock upon which this assessment
sh"il remain unpaid ON the NTH day of
~otplellbtr, l>s5, VIII be- d.nnrd dttr.
quehl and advertised Tor sale M rIEli.
h"cIIoh, ana unless payment is maze
oti"re,Nlil he SOLD on the SECDNbUNS-
or OCTOBER, 1873, To pay the Jri'n.
q.tIiI assessment, together with co>ts
VI "uNoril>Ih@ and expenses OF sale.
hS order OF the Directors.
JOSEPH MAGIIRF. S,cratarv
'lIrc: lto"m 70 liaywaru'S BuiIdinr No
4I' California strcct.Sau FraucIsrn al
aI!-tH
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SELECT SCHOOL.

~ n j. DE- MEKITTE \Gp,n,,
VI ATE Of Philips tlat>
~ tls" OF Dartmouth CoIIeoa nS1nurihH
HeicCl school IN Mar>haursStn Tm inptil
rP, situated in Spring strsct son'nm.
n~Piscpral Church. lnSIrurtinm ouih %
if rn,5Er .iSh branches. IauguareSta naht
ed. TarnS -, W.ich extra viii be charg.
payahI4 si;oo per week per scholar
men ttted tor the uniyarnc'' 1oung
oc permanently located. '' oDhG"i to
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Jtlhln9.
Notice of Assessment.
-rpEkA MINING AND SMtL,
NNNCNN M -IrIncipal place.

NUREKA MINING And Mac,
ING COMPANi.-irihSitat r Us
~ business san Francisco, Can'VIm,n,
1 Iaraiinn nj worRs, Eureka county, Sl''e
of Nevada. ,b,. ,t a meet
ing of the Board OF directors, s"ssmrnt
nIJ day of August, 1873, an aSSls.as
If 6iS Tw ~s |" cents 90 cents per share was
levied upon ,nS e sag g]mlms siSSs S' in i"T r iEt:
pora,Iou, p%, and silver coin. TO the See
rrtary, at the office Of the company -
Sansome street. san Francisco.
ANY stock upon which thIs a,,eJ I.,. "r
shall remain unpaid on the ED an! "
september. 1918. will be dtlinlu1nt'
and advertised for sale at public auc',"ni
and unless payment is maze nc,u.'' W.
be- sold on Monday. i"an my
of October. 1873. to pay the
assessment, together with COSTS Vi a">'i-
Using and expenses OF SAT-.
L. L. BEACH. secretary
Office 2l1 SanSOme street, san
cisco, California. au-o-'"
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Shsrih.'s SAILS.
SHERIfF'S SALE.
STATE OF NEVADA, =
COUNTY OF EUREkA.

SlAl Or ANtN Ala, "
COUNTY OF EUREKA.
SHERIFF'S OFFICE,
EUREKA, New, Aug. 80, ls73.J
HNHIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT UNDER
L and by virtue OF IA decree of torccios-
ure and order OF sale under mechanics
lien of the premises hereinafter descrlO-
ed, duly issued out OF the District Court
OF the sixth judicial District, in II tor
the county OF Lander and state OF NcNa-
da, filed August 18th, A.. II. 1873, in favor
OF a. Kerr as plaintiff, and against j. u.
EmerSly defendant, Tor the sum of five
hundred and tltty-seven and lO-l0O dollars
L. :. gold coin, with interest thereon at
the rate of ten 40 per cent. per annum
from May 50th, n. II. 1872, amounting TO
the sum of SlXty-nine and b--lOU dollars,
together with costs amounting tothe sum
OF ont hundred and nineteen and 25-lW
dollars L.. =. gold coin, II accruing
costs amounting to the sum OF hiteen
dollars as appears TO us of record, To the
Sheriff OF Eureka count directed and 10
me delivered. ], j. ID. sullivan did in the
manner required by law, sieZc and levy
upon as the property of said defendant
named i'll said writ, the following de-
scribed real property situated i'll the Eu-
reka Mining District, Eureka county and
State OF Nevada, to wit:
That certain claim or piece of mining
rOun known ana recorded as the Ser
kirk mine in the Eureka Mining District
ana state OF NeNaua, II more paTtIcu-
larry described as follows, to Wit FIRST
commencing at a hatchCt-marked half
dead cedar tree, thence eaStcrly or south
easterly five hundred (jOul feet and also
commencing at the above described
monument and running westerly angling
nOrthWcStcrly three hunurvu totuJ Irct
following the course OF the VEN and one
hundrcd feet III width, and located about
seven hundred feet west northwest from
the nugget mine lNing and being on Ruty
Hill, EurcEa Mining District, Eureka
county, Nevada. Also the Gurus mine
in said district, consisting OF a claim
twelve hundred Il 2O0)teet alOngthc ledge,
lode or deposit, situated on RUDY Hill in
Eureka. District, about six hundred feet
northwesterly from the Richmond mine
on said Ruby Hill, as will more FULLY ap-
pear from the mining records OF said dis
trict.
And l will sell said real property as
aforesaid on saturday the
10th Day of September. A. ID. 1873.
at the Courthouse IN II town of Eureka
IN salu county, between the hnurs ot q
O'Clock a. III and D o'clock d.. NIL vii .
at II m. o; SAID day. The sale OF said
real property Will include all the right,
tltle II interest OF said defendant in and
TO the same When said Judgment became
q lien thereon, to Wit on the nineteenth
day OF February, y. ID. 1873, ana also all
right, Title and interest acquired since
That time. Terms OF sale cash.
JOHN ID. SULLIVAN.
"uoi SherlH OF Eureka County.
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Notice OF Assessment.

- rA>A. Location OF principal place
VI CITY and County of San
rL"ilclScH' state of California.
i1va,'pii 81 Works: Eur, ka Mining
't%<,tt,,, Elrvkt t"unty, state o. NcNaum,
N"ttct Is hereby given, that at a meet.
m oi lle L"ara OF directors, hrin on
~ i3lh 4 Of August, 1873. a II assessmontt
urnm i"liarN t93i per share was levied
"l"H me capital stock oi the cornnra,rv
l"l"nIr Immediately, III Uuu'q SETS
Ho"t CON- TO the secretary, at me. n,hc'
Va inc corporation, 80. tU> N,rrHaNNt
street, a franci>co. California ''N""'
ship S'"cN upon winch TINS assessment
...t remain unpaid ON ~ S,y.n.
t.n''h Day OF September, ..n Iii
-, ut'liqutHi, ana advertise - -,
r 49," auction, and unless ~..upn ~
d.,, .,lorr Viii nt >old on Wednss
10y, me Eighth Day of ,,,"h..
t, 10 pay the delinquent assr..,n",,
mIuthtr WIN costs OF advcniSlun AMI ~
pthscS Of sale. "1 anu tA-
uroo ]. 7. MILLIKEN. Socretar,
ne: NO. Gus Merchant Lr..i SiS,
francisco, California. nuIpi san
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NOTICE.

"HE RUMoR THAI me
starting a freight 1T, II foa9
Lake to Eureka IL ~ dtul
fact. Ishall continue aBl1
orgies To present businted 70
er all frcights eh,ik rs.ssI
promptly Ind at be1l TRlIV
S--tt
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NOTICE..

NfoM AND AFTER DATE NO RE.
excen t'p po iHr charcoal VIII be paid Tor
eAcept 10 the party in whose nan.
may have been delivered IN I"te II
against the Company must be handn pIit.S
atthe former office OF the silver NJ. IN
~ or before the I'd OF each month o.
sa, superintendent X X Con. NJ, O.