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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-30
AUCTION 3 SALES.
By Green & Wise, Auctio1eers

| TRUSTEES SALE
TALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN ROSS
LlN VIRGINIA Opposite & GEORGE.
TOWN II &, INPRO VED By 4 d VEL
LIEG HOUSE, STOKE, STABLE &c
by Y rtu OF decree cf thu IlTCu.t Cur. OF
alexandria county, Virgns rendered St the
Nay term, 1889. thereof. 10 the suit of Ann.
6ii!ls We. Hanna and Jchnston, trustees, sc.
the subscribers. as com Iissioners of aalc ~
pointed by SAID decree, will fer for ,le ct pub
lc auction, Cn tbs premises On HEDNEo
DAY, August 23ih, / so At o'rl ;ck p n.
LUIS NUMBERED one Two md tnre5 in sou re
NUN oered three, IN toe town Of ko:slyT, yir
glnla, with the improvements. cOnsistif OF
Nv ELL NC GGUaE. store stable anc nCcsa-
sa1y outeuiidi gs snd a lot Of fruit Trees
l rms Of Sale prescribed b. oecraa are !:
81 Z6o - With inter"st frum Decsmber 20 1877
~ PEE cent snd SIS 4 taxed costs If SUIT. IL
cash the residue III T. II snd l8 rloulhs sf or
sad sar-. with arprOvei personal securi Ii
Leri:l5 ol saie are L t piled with with one
week iT2n the day OF sale, the property Will b.
re="ld .t the risk sn3 coat rftie defaultiug lur-
chaser sf!er three days ao!le in the Eveni.g
star Eewsp.per of Washington j. g. Convey.
shclng a. puGCh ser's cost.
ALEEkI STUART
JAMES ii JOB NSTUN J 'on'm lE'
HUTCHINSON 4 B-o, Snles men icI4. gv's
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BY Green Y Wise, Auctione.cg

RY V1RTUE e Of decree 0: the Corroral N
~ Court f-r he ti:y OF AIeZaitri,, Vs, rsn.
dered 81 lts July tam, 1850, il the cause of H.
:. Watkins AID wifi Ct ns W. JohG T. EgaLs
jr, the Undersigned comm .s.ioners therein
named viii offer for ss!e oy puac suction, in
front OF the entrance to .he Court room, on F,r.
fax stret ia the cny OF AleysT drs, W. or
SaiO hDAg IN" 18Th day OF Augnst, 1850, ri
II o clt OK m, the following property 10 Wit:
MOL: House sad Lo. No 81 south Nol q! ST.,
east side.
No2: Eousn and lot No 5S south Eoysl ct.
eas! side.
No g. House ana Lo! No 45 south Royal s.,
west side
NOD: House sad Let No AZ south Royal st ,
NOS House and Lac: No Do south Roy 81 ST.,
west side,
NJ 6: House snd Lot No IS south Royal a..
east SIDE adjoining 5 q. 8sggo!: On MS oU.th
jihe-subject - any c!sim he may have for ine
use Of bis ws.
Ho7: house and Lot No south Royal st.
west side.
No s.: House and Lot No south Royal st .
west eide
9: House ami Lot No SO south Coums Us
st., west side
30 10: House and Lot No 35s 9u!b Columbus
ST., vast siis
No II: Vacant Lot corner of Coluu:bus and
Wilses sts.
No II: House and Lot No 20 Prince street.
)uOJect 10 rent charge in fee OF s. Der snnum
NO -: Hous aad Lot No li2 Wolf St., be-
tween Columbus and allied.
No a: House and Lot No 80 Ki4g stree,
formerly occupied As g store by Jno I Evans
decd
10 Is: The south House ard Lot o? Tho thres
frame Seilirg> on the court il thasquare hou:d =.
ed by Prince, Duke Columbus anG Alfred sts
No l6: The middle House and Lot on the
above named court
No Il: The north House and Lot Of .te three
in the above named court
n 0 Is: The House and Lot on WIS. side Of
Columbus street, between Wolfe and Wilkes
street,.
No 10: Houss snd Lot adjoining above No IS
on the south,
No 70: a tract Of land cont.ing l6l acres,
more OF less in Fairfax county, Va, with the
mprovemen.s
Terms Of sale Cash enough to pay expenses
OF suit and sale, and he residue of tee purchase
m ohey on b credit Cf ak twelve and eyh.esu
moutha; the b Jnts Of the purchaser OF purch.s-
era 10 De taken with good pera ,nsl security FIR
lle deferred psylnents with interest rom d8y
OF sale, and the title Retained until g.! tho psy.
ments are msde
s FERGUSON BEACH,
Cha RLES B. STUART, oonm ls'
GEORGE WALKER, oi1ais'
jY26-2svls
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-30

NlkGlElA at Eules held IN the Ulerks
uti2e 0: the Circuit Court of alexsndrls
county or the oh day OF Juy. 1870
Joan West. Johr HosssnG, Nrnsc Spencer and
Henry & vs. bert, SneriG Of alexandria
county, sdu!iUs.rator Of Hasiati Whuatcrsrt,
p's'niit, f2.L2I ByniAm.a austin, an ellis
Austin his wife. aat G!4re .ca Il Barton,
Trustee, te.end-,ts. IN chancetS.
Mem: The obj ct 0f tas su is 10 force the
nea OF the p'aiEi. sgsiast tue reni estate Of the
le!endahi, b, njaula 9 us:in, !ying ia the cou1-
:y Of Aiez.n r,a, Va. and TO tuoj.c. tie SAM
- sale In V-d=r to ,s.3fy said liens
Eae tefeEdsr. GIarcac3 u. 3 ,-t0n. not having
e?'tred bis snres7snc" md given security sc.
corolng to the act OF Assemy, and the rules Of
this Court and i: appearing by affidavit that
re Is not 3 resident OF this State it is Or.
d6rod that said defendant appear here with
IN one month after due publication OF this
order and do what is necessary 20 protect his
interest. in this suit; and tha. copy of this Or
Ger oe forthwith inserted in the alexandria Ga
zette, y newspaper published in the city OF AL
e1AAdrls, once y week Tor four successive weeks
SD posted 81 the front door of the Court House
Of his ci-y. a ccgg--:es.;
SGNJ. AUSTIN, Clerk.
Il tlsught2n, ?. q jyS-~4w
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NO VI IL ISSION NERS' SALE
~ CPA
VERY DESlk ABLE FARM
UPPER FAUOUIER

Sy virtue OF daCrss of tre Circuit Court of
Fa.qu!"T 1unty pronounced on the l4:h day of
NpFIi, l'oO IN the clalcery suit OF Rector 6
iei7sv HeCtD1 the undersigned commission
e!' "i sale, Will ssi at public auction TO the
h'th@s. o!dfeT. in front Of lha store and ware
nous" ot Thomas Gi.3sco.k and q. Walker
81 sc: r.o@a station, in Fsuquer county, Va
9a ID h5OAY, the ll;b dsy Of August,
10 ING ''oWlr tres OF land. being the real
cS;s.e ., ne "a ,";n r.. I@ona. Wllli,m kectvr:
Isl TRACT UF Ian ID lying in tho coun.
~ - fau4Yer containing 10 .cres
u ~ HALF or AN UNDIVIDED
IhAC! OF LAND, in Iouioun county Va
containing % sc1es. with lot of fur acres al.
Joining thereto
he farm of 10 ceres in Fauquier county, is
"'rey Sno"H as one OF the most productive and
-'sHho!" ia!ms IN upper Fauquier 1t is sit.
Un:'d midway between kectO.t) va and Upper
we III tae heaEt 0! the bue grass section of
EI"~lI.r = miles from kce.ofio VT s.atior w,
ns D. Is. Ihe land Is OF the fist quaiity,
!" Aces!T.2ie nciEhhorhood, we'll wstsrsd. we'll
Fenced snc IN good condition ten sc es in tim.
or7 aHd ne remainder cleared twenty acres of
-. C."af"G and aEe III Gu tivatlon the remain.
u s'ni ;i9 grasS There are on the farm
= "e" sud Comfortable UW SLING and other
."U' oven. ems 81 IN good rspsir; sDring of
49, ,e' 1911 z re-" stone water near tna dWeiiD e.
aAi youas peach end apple orchard Of chocs !
.'~'' 4 nor" desirable farm in the blue grass
lon q upper FauGuie7 seldom cores into
1le :sim in Lcu5cUa county ia well locsted
u u a@si7so.e neg IOo-hood hs!t mile from
'l'l"; the lsnG of first quality acres in
,;;Fni1n th- leu eiader well set u grass. The
~ SLING HOUSE is comfortable
-e:;A5 ot Sale: Gne tenth of the purchase
- A'y IN cash the residue in three EQUAL annu.
: I:'n.inents. Fer the deferred pay ments the
.-,cAa:er to execute bonds. with approved per
-. security. to bear interest fr, 10 the lst dsy
.'7"uaGy, 1881 /; the title will b retained unit,
.-e ~ pay!U !UeEt l. maze sLd the lard resod 81
-. az OF the purchaser if the terms of sale bt
~: complied Win.
uo'h !crois are rented for the curren. yesl
Ihe purchasers will have se.dlng priv.
H., ms yeaF as 70 the land IL cultivation and
''sSeSslon on the tr.t of January, 1881.
B. GIBcON
W. 4 HUUSDN, Com'rs
fs.GIer county. il Its
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-30

uAND SAWS st IS King street corner Of
IA RoTsl-Just received o. other supply of
Lon DON SPRING STEEL HAND SA WS,
viii cn we are selling ut low figure; also loi
of low priced Hand Saws from IS Cts upws,ds
who esale and retail
ielO j T CREIGHTON s. SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-30
FRIDAY, JULY 80. 1880.
Legal NOTICES,

| TlHGINLA: In the Clerks office of the Cir.
cult Court of AleIandris county, Oh the
| 10Th day Of Jug, 1870.
Peter ohs!ds, plaintiff, ags;nst Henry G. Jew.
q! snd Thouss Jewall, Defendants
Memo. The object 0: this suit /; to attach the
ihterest of g Q. Jsweii in the lands cf which hi:
isthor William Jewell, died seiz "a aud pos .ess-
ed, and subject the same to the payment of 9
1eot OF SI25 with interest thereon at the rste Of
t:n per cent rer sGAum fr, IN the 3th day OF
September, 1877. and SIT 95 c-sis 0, judi sment
10 the supreme C5u!t Of tbs District VI Colu m.
1911 O''
The defendant Henry G. Jewell not having
antaTed bis appearance and given security accord
ing to the act of Assembly and the rules OF this
Court, and il appearing by stidayit that
nc Il no; 3 resident o. this StAte it is or
dered that the said defendant appear here
within one month after due publication of this
order, and do whist is necessary to protect hl:
interest in this suit snd that copy Of this or
der be forthwith inserted in the Aiexandris Ga.
Zctte, newspaper published in the city of lex
drla once week for four successive weeks, snd
posted II .he from, door Of the Court House OF
THIS county. copy, test:
BENJ. AUSTIN Clerk.
''Nngntnn S w lktr q. q. IL l3- yjg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-30

Fl AhVEST TOOLS st IS King, corner CT
- Royal street Alexandra. Vs-On hand
and for sale, wholesale md getsil, Genuine Eng
lah WsldIon Grass and Grain Scythes 81
lengths; Imitation EngIigh Grain Scytbes,
American Clipper Scythes, shsrpened and set
Bush Scythes aid Snslhs, Rifles, Plain 81 q
Patent Scyth Snsths Beres Scy the St mes, No
quality Berea Grind Stones. from 70 to 7CC
pounds, TO which We Invite the attention Of pur.
chssers. Small prof.>; quics sales.
my4 r. CREIGHTON s. SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-30
By o. Neal s Lucas, Auctioueers

FRUSTEES SALE-By virtue Of deed of
trust, bearing date on the 8.o dsy Of Octo-
Der 1879. execu!:i - me by James " Desvers
Of Fal.f.x county. grginis to secura to Nj B,
Harlow. Of the city of !slez sndri,, Virsini. the
pay nent OF the SUN OF SI77 50. with later sst
thereon st The rate of SIX psr cen.un per snnum
from October lst. 1919 ii paid | will sill at
pubic suction, 10 the highest bidder, for cssh,
III front of the Rcysl street entrsncs to the Mar.
ket Building in the city of alexandris store-
said, on TURDAY, the 7ih day of aupus..
1880 a. the hour y twelve o'clock NJ all that
IHACf OK + ASCEL OF LAND. situate ~
ing and being ia tae county Of FnTf K, and
State OF Virginia. containing twenty Elk acres
two roods ahu twenty poles. and beng part of
the real est,t, formeriy belonging to the estate
of James Potter, dec sased, and de.ignstad in the
diV!sl N thereof made 10 the year 1865 as lot
No. 3, and more particularly described in the
above mentioned deed, snd tla deed from Peter
Pulimsn aud wrfs to sid james w Deevers,
besriL date february IA b. 1868 and of record
among the land records of Fairfax coucty, lber
l, No fJIlo IS
jyS-td JAMES r. CATION, Trustee.
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FANCY Eskeeasa.

" OSlHRY-Over 100 new pstterne. showing
- the largest and bAst selected stock in the
city.
FRh,S SHIRTS-A full sssortn ant; also The
new patterns of Collars snd Cuffs.
KID GLOVES. LECES, Ribbons and
SCAkFS.
SpccIa! attention paid to GENTLEMEN'S
ECh W &. Constantly receiving all the
neWest designs otered to first class city trade
ERA { NTOWN and SAXONY WOOL
and ZIPGyR WORSTED.
SOA u 81 HH UADHHWEA K for ladies gents,
misses, boys snd infants; q large assort9ent: !:
prices 20c TO So
ClRSETS can b. seen at Soc. 75c, 81. ST. 25,
. oU and 81 Per psir; several new uskes IN
Corsets added to STOCK; lsdies are invited to e1-
anime Ssme.
=, bUTTOHS, Braids, Psrssols Spool Silks,
towels, Napkins, Dexter Knitting Cotton, Pins,
Needles, Combs Belts, Suspelders. Thread
Jewelry. "
spl7 C,M ADAMS % Kinca
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-30

y 1NE TOILET SOAPS-Lettuce Cash.
mere Bouquet. Glycerine, Honey, Elder
Flower, Turtle Oil, Vaseine Austrian Bath
and Olive CASTLE, just r,eved in every vsriety
Of sty le ard price
JANNEY & rQ
uy3l Druggists Eos 79 & 162 King st,
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-02
Figh.wI.h a Robber on Train.

For several weeks the conductors of cotton trains over the Iron Mountain road between Little Rock, Ark, and Benton, Mo-, have been missing whole bales of the valuable freight. The Chief of Police of Little Rock detailed men to find out the leak, but not un- til last week did the detectives get clew. Three detectives, being concealed on the train, saw a man of herculean build suddenly leap from his hiding place as the train drew it's slow length along and swing himself into a car. A secret signal was given to the engi- neer, and in a moment the creaking of the wheels turned into rumble, and then into the hum of terrific speed. Although the highwayman was taken back by the unexpect- ed sensitiveness of the train, he threw his shoulders against bale of cotton and rolled it from the car. He had just balanced him. self to spring after his booty when a detect i've clutched him around the arms. The rob ber's resistance was active. He hurled his opponent quivering to the floor, and again poised himself for leap, to be again held back by the grip of two officers who had re- sponded to their comrades cries. desper- ate struggle followed, the train meanwhile laundering down the road, and when at last the plucky intruder did roll to the ground the detectives were sure of his death. The train was stopped and backed to the place of exit No robber could be found.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-02

nKAeR UA0ASAOAs
 The funeral of E. Wallace Blackman takes place at D. m. to-day, from No. 28 Hallock avenue.
 The Yale Glee Club are giving concerts out Chicago way. They travel, eat and sleep in a palace car.
 The ladies of the Sacred Heart parish opened coffee festival at the Church street Opera House last evening.
 The Sarsfeld Guard enjoyed a pleasant time at their sociable held last night in their armory on Church street.
 The regular meeting of the New Haven County Farmers Club will be held at room Mo- 10 Sheffield Hall on Friday, January 2d, at 2 o'clock p. m.
 MT. Whitlock, prominent manufacturer in Birmingham, has taken the Henry A. Warner residence on Orange street, and become a resident of New Haven.
 Frederick Jackson and Elijah Scott, both colored, engaged in New Years fight yester- day, in consequence of which they will have to answer for their misdeeds in the City Court this morning.
 Prof. A. M. Loomis is organizing new class es for 1880. The Saturday morning class is increasing in numbers. Parents wishing to have their children join can call at the hall from 10 till 12.
 tramp entered Milford house recently when no one was about, and ate all the food he could find till discovered and ordered of by a woman. When he got into the road be began to threaten her, whereupon she put a charge of buckshot into his legs.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-02
RRIEOmAI.

R0I8OnaI.
 MT. John B. Harbison, of Hartford, is re- covering from serious illness.
 Frederick Kimberly, of Harwinton, had his thigh badly bruised recently by the fall of log -..-..
 George B. Cornish, of West Hartland, re- gently found wild cat weighing 184 pounds, in trap set for foxes. .--.
 Governor Van Zandt, who declines the Rus sian mission, is well remembered as promi- nent at the great Grand Army reunion in this city some years ago.
 George Hawley, of WoIcott street, Hartford, has Brahma hen which has laid an egg measuring by 63 inches in circumference, and weighing s3 ounces.
 William A. Brewster. much respected young man of West Cornwall, died recently, much lamented in the town. He died of ty- phoid fever. Two brothers are i'll also.
 Ex-Governor Jewell, as one of the Repub- ican National Committee, has engaged rooms at the Grand Pacific Hotel. Chicago, for the Connecticut delegation at the national conven- ton which meets in June.
 The body of the late John H. Thompson, of Oollinsville, was taken to Millerton, N. Y., and buried with Masonic honors, December 20. J. B. Bodwen and W. H. Parmelee went with the body as messengers from Village Lodge No. 29.
 MT. W. H. Babcock, who has been en- ployed for eight years past by the New York and New Haven Railroad Company as cashier and operator at their freight depot in Hart ford, has associated himself with the Ameri- can Union Telegraph Company at Hartford and will enter upon his duties January 1.
 Colonel Arthur T. Lee, of the retired list of the United States army, died at Rochester, December %. Colonel Lee was great favor ite with all his comrades in arms. He was a writer of rare ability. He owned and with his family has occupied during several sum mers a very attractive cottage at Shelter Island.
 Mr. Byington writes in his Washington let ter to the Norwalk Gazette MT. William B. Kimball, for fourteen years careful. compe- tent and unusually expert practical engineer in the employ of the Hartford, Providence & Fishkill railroad, was induced to accept the position of assistant engineer in the heating end ventilating department of the Senate. and remove to Washington with his family. He was the only legacy left in the Senate by our two dead patriot Senators-Buckingham and Ferry-and the appointee was worthy the high endorsement of these two noble men. Nevertheless, KimbaI was thrust out in order to give his place to Democrat.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-02
Benjamin Stevens Coming.

Drs. Sanford and White went to Rockland yesterday and made thorough examination of Benjamin Stevens physical condition, with view to his coming to this city to testify in the Hayden case. The physicians found MT. Stevens quite feeble, but after most careful diagnosis decided that his life would not be endangered by the journey to court provided proper care be taken during the trip to court and return. In accordance with this decision the attorneys for the State decided to send close carriage to Rockland this morning for the witness, and it is expected that he will arrive here about noon. If he is not too tired from the trip he will be put on the stand this afternoon at the opening of the court. The physicians will be in the court room while MT. Stevens is testifying so that they will be near to afford medical aid in case their ser- vices should be required
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-02
LOdge and Society.

Woolsey Lodge, K. of H., No. 1856, have elected officers for the ensuing year as fol. lows Romanta Wells, Dictator; Wm. Kon- old, Vice Dictator; John B. Hubbell, Assist ant Dictator; Wm. G. Hunton, Reporter Wm. w. Post, Fin. Reporter; Fred. A. Chase, Treasurer; Ezra Healy, Guide; A. L. Chamberlain, Chaplain; Hobart B. Ives, Guardian; o. w. Cook, Sentinel; Wm. H. Thomson, Medical Examiner; John 0. Brad, ley, Past Dictator and Representative to Grand Lodge; Alternate, A. B. Barnes.
 At a meeting of Polar Star Lodge, l. o. O. F., Dec. 31, the following officers were elected: Wm. O. Higgins, N. G.; w. E. Jacobs, V. G. ; Chas. w. Potter, Secretary Morris Hemingway, Treasurer. The installa- tion of officers will be held on Wednesday evening, Jan. 7th.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-02
Mothers Mothers! Mothers. .

Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by sick child suffering and crying with the excruciating pain of cutting teeth ? If so, go at once and get bottle of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup It will relieve the poor little sufferer immediately upon it; there is no mistake about it. There is not a mother on earth who has ever used it who will not tell you at once that it will regulate the bowels, and give rest to the mother and relief and health to the child, operating like magic. It is perfectly safe to use in all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is the prescrip- ton of one of the oldest and best female phy- sicians and nurses in the United States Sold everywhere. 25 cents bottle.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-02

WAR DEPARTMENT,
 OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
 WARRINGTON, D. O., Jan. 2-1 A. M.
 Indications. For the Middle Atlantic States and New England, falling barometer, southerly winds increasing coudiners in the interior and possibly light rains. For the South Atlantic and Gulf States and Tennes- see and the Ohio valley, stationary falling bArome ter warmer southeast to southwest winds, partly cloudy weather the latter rain, followed by cooler west winds and rising barometer. For the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valley, rising barometer, west winds, partly cloudy weather and stationary temperature.
 For the lake regions, falling possibly followed by rising barometer, south and west winds, warmer, cloudy weather with rain possibly followed by cooler clearing weather
 For the Pacific coast south winds increasing cloudi ness and in the central and northern portion hgn' rains.
 For the canal regions of the Middle States, tenn perature will continue above freezing. The upper h1o and lower Mississippi will rise slightly and the Tennessee and lower Ohio continue falling.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-02
An ARonV of Ljstontnp.

None but those whose hearts sympathize with the suferings of their kindred, appreciate the agony of listening to the premonitory cough which tells of having caught danger ous cold. Without hesitation let the listener give to the person afflicted with larynigital, or lung distress, bottle of Dr. Roberts Syrup of Tar, Boneset and Wild Cherry. This medi- cine, of fine amber color, and consistence like honey, has healing virtues which will cure any ordinary cough and relieve the breathing organs. It is excellent for hoarseness Child ren like it. Sample bottle ten cents, large size fifty cents.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-02
The Latest Bank Case.

MT. Edward H. Learned, late Sas hier of the Uncas National Bank, arrested Wedn esday by United States Marshal J. D. Baes of Hartford acting under instructions from the Treasury department at Wash ingtoD, upon information filed by the United States attorney, charging him with embedding s35 of the funds of the Uncas National Bank, and with making false entries in the books Of that institution the 14th of November 1879, with intent to defraud said banking association. He waived examination, and asked for continuance of the The hearin was adjourned until February 16th, 1880, and MT. Learned gave bonds in 15OOO for his appearance that time.
 It is understood that the officers of .he Uncas Bank and the Savings bank connected with it did not Mir. Lsarned's arrest. MT. Learned is engaged in clearing up and explaining ths supposed irregular ties and deficiencies the funds of the two insttu tons and the officers that he clear up the accounts of both institutions and that very less if any, will fall upon the stockholders.-Norwich Bull letin.