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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-18
Catch tho Rogue

We invite the attention ofPostma.ter
General James. or Col. mo, LohS'
General Supervisor for North Caroilha'
TO the following statements. =,
Prior to the 1t of June last we iiu
not lose a letter ito IN knoWledgej
during the space of eighteen months
Since the first of june, we have dscer
,1taed there may be others) the loss ol
three letters incoming, aud one out
going. Our loss is presumably no a
single Experience, for according 70 ,hs
annaIs Of crime. the thief who takes
one letter to-day, If Undecided VII
take two. Tomorrow. We nave no III
will towards the present postmaster,
and do not draw comparisons 10 the
prejudice Of his administrations ou'
facts are facts and there should be
remedy; particularly as the losses re
ferred to we're fragrant cases. -,
One of the letters was mailed III BAL
timore; and we believe the mali-poucn
comes directly from that city TO hal-
eigh unopened
Another Of the letters was mailed ter
DAVIS ago in Goldsboro, an hour rli'
from Raleigh, without change Of pouch
and has not reached Us. The clrcun
stances were peculiar. Mr.. T. h.
Jones, the ~well-kHown manufacturer o.
buggies, ETC., at Goldsboro, wrote US
asking the price, cash, OF all advertise
ment for one molth. We replied anC
Mr.. Jones at once mailed Us a cut OF III!
bug.ies. and a letter enclosing IS.
The cuts came to hand the same
Ut. l,,. . ra,n ro re
marked TO our office boy, Johuny Pagan,
aho lad fetched the mail, that there
ought 10 be a letter, with copy, a:
the cuts were Of 10 use without 1t. III
protested that there was no such letter
And none mas since turned up. WheL
the paper was issued, a few days later
Mr.. Jones. of course, wrote TO inquire
why his advertisement did not appear
and he informs Us that his recollection
is clear about the matter, as he took tn
letter and cuts to the office himself, anC
asked the clerk to weigh the letter, Il
ascertain the necessary postage. ii,
usually registers his letters; but it seem
ed 50 unlikely that a letter could be los
ia so short a distance. he let this on
go unregistered.
The case is one which any detectiv'
ought to be able to trace and W
would willingly contribute the amour
Of the money that was stolen to catcl
the thief.
We must add, also, that there i
great complaint Of the careless distribu
zion Of the mail into the boxes. W
are morally certain that such papers a
the Wilmington Star, and Rertetr, tn
Charlotte Observer, New York Sun
and other papers, which use mallln,
machines, are sent to lie regularly a
ciockwork. 1t would disarrange tn
whole order Of the machine to omit an
paper. Yet we get these papers yer
irregularly, AMI the fact that we some
times get two copies, or the wron
copy, is not c~ousOling.
We trust Col. Nichols, and Chic
Clerk Young, whom we believe to b
honest, well meaning mon, will hav
these matters set straight.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-18

The TAR HEEL BAND YORK
Tows.-Having been commissioned by
Adjt-Gen. Jones to raise a Volunteer
State Band, of25 or more pieces, to &C
company the State Guard to Yorktown,
Prof. W. I'll. Neave has issued a circu-
lar to the musicians Of the State, set
ting forth the needs Of the occasion,
and calling for volunteers. Other
States, he remarks, have at least one
large city to support a first class Pro
fcssional Band, in daily practice; but in
North Carolina, an agricultural State,
there is DO possibility of keeping up
such an organization, and our small
amateur bands would cut = poor figure
in comparison with the large corps OF
40 to 100 members, which will attend
the Northern and French troops.
There are, however, in all of these
local bands, one or two excellent must
clans; and it Is Prof. Neave's plan to
select from these a suitable corps. drill
them in the necessary evolutions, and
instruct them in set pieces. The band
Will have its expenses free, but no pay.
Still, we observe there are plenty OF
volunteers, and Pro Neave has already
listed five from S salisbury, FIVE from
statesville, two or three, each, from
Greensboro, Monroe, and other points
not remembered.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-18

A BIG CROP OF OATS Rev. J. W.
Vandiver has been eng lged for ten
years past in building up a Seed Farm,
at Weaverville, about ten miles North
ot Asheville, IN q section whence come
the famous Bunco nbe cabbage, big ap-
pies, and tall men. From all that we
hear, he has male a success Of seed
culture, rearing a vast variety of great
size, purity and excellence. Unfortu-
nately he Is not Yankee enough to see
that there can be no success in such a
business without wide spread. and per
stsrent advertising. No matter how ex-
cellent the article, there must be a CON
rnual blowing Of the horn to let people
get it hammered into their minds.
his Is the secret of Landreths. and
BLISS, AID Ferry, and Peter Henderson
big fortunes. Their seeds are probably
not as good as Vandiver's, but they
have kept up a perpetual advertising
until there Is not a man, woman or
child in the South but has heard Of
them, and uses their plants or seeds.
We are therefore, glad to call atten-
ton to an advertisement in another
column which asserts that half bushel
of Vandiver's winter oats will cut from
60 to so bushels per acre! Read it.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-18

FALSE ALARM. The Farmer ana
4cchonic must be contemplating chang
Ing his bachelor quarters. lie is dis
coursing on the duties of wives and go
Ing largely into the sewing machine
business. = Southern Home.
Come, now! No reflections upon our
intellectual equilibrium We are still
Mons sono It corp0re, or any other man
" 9 shalln't do anything rash, Sc long
a. Or. Grissom's Asylum, over the mill,
has o for Just n more!
AS for lecturing the good wife
that i safer to 40 wheD she is some
body else than your OWL; and IN re-
gard TO tue sewing machines, we have
two, and would like To sci! one-cheap
The other we shall keep until somebody
with as little sense as VT have cents,
Cause no other sort would risk it
Will volunteer TO help Us make
Might cap. Tor two
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-18

DCRHAM CoUNrY.-As was feare l.,
the new county OF Durham wheels into
the Republican column. and mainly by
reason of the slice from Wake. Mr.. j..
J. Ferrell, formerly of Raleigh, was
elected probate judge over w. T. Pat
terson. Terrell is a subscriber to the
Farmer and Mechanic, whereas Patter-
SOD stopped his paper when we spoke
our mind on the Prohibition question
Still we feel a genuine regret that orr
Democratic friends should find them
selves famed out in their first election.
Or. w. NJ. Lowe, the successful candi
date for Register ran as an Independent
but Is a good conservative, and reads
the Farmer and Mechaaic. SO. does
and Is, ex Mayor Isaac y Link, the
newly elected Surveyor.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-18
All our Men We're on -
Side ~NNe'

As our readers are ava,
never taken much stock in - - -s-.
big Blow Out at YORKTOWN r.
been a vast deal of huubar e
affair from Its inception. aG'lt
repeatedly urged last IN a.
the Bill, was under d
looks curious to see a $50
Is 100 poor to pay her den.
at a forced compromise All
to keep public schools h.'f ,.
aud too poor to vote any,h,r. -,
the promotion Of Immiy-s.- @Fr
alone can develope Us ta f,r "a
in comparison with our si..@
II looks curious We say t. sea
State voting 5000 or m.-a E
the Governor, aud his s@a.,a-r .,
Colonies, to cut a figure nm
hills of Yorktown.
Sull, lnasmuch as tho u,-
spent, and il will cost =
than $4,000. The 9TH N,-.
ment voted to spend s.
they can step on board u ..-
directly 10 Yorktown wharf
may be well spent, and r....
fine turnout OF our militia. g
rank and file, aud the "B-.Ee.. ID.
ment unknown
The following is from The r.
correspondence u the N.vY.
A North Clrotina De-.
known here. In critics. -.. 49,
9th 'ers a day or two F.. .,..
about the i jltan; Gera-z.
Jones, Of Barks, vhlch US
Genera tombstone jouas ...,
much interested in tie egr....
orstIou at iorstoun. aBi ~.
that North Carolina should ur a-o
Y represented 81 Yorktown .n-
Wishing 10 be well posted A.
part which his native ~ta,- had ..
IL the vents which led up - -.
~allis's capitula;lon. h, visited }l.,.
lngton, and called on Mr. ~saz
LIBRARIAN Of Congress Every =
was afforded hIm TO CLEAN a. .H,
ootainabls, aud We s-fI,hgd bra..t,-
reUurred to North Captna. Mo.
/. friend few days ago. he Is repo-.
4. having been asked what gArt Na.
Car Dina troops took IL The ,...
"fhst's What troubled me ~,
rsplr. DO you know. honor .-..
| We been looking the n.,r.r - a.
/ don't are TO say fuch a..s-.
there were 60 North Caro.u, t-y.
on oar, side, aud The only Net. d,
liniads who took At a. was uo.rs
40 men who surrendered W.T.. C
wallis. We cant maze nuoa y....
on that"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-18

SET STRAIaHT.-A note from Prof.
Hassel of the Wilson Collegiate Insti-
tute desires us to mention that the fifty
dollars paid to Prof. W. C.. krer, ftr
four lectures at Wilson Normal, mas
been set straight. The $50 was sent to
Prot. Kerr under some misapprehen-
sion, growing out of an hasty conversation
on the subject of salaries, expenses, etc.
But he has returned $40. 95; retaining
only S3.O5 for expenses. Prof. Kerr
has been absent for several weeks,
travelling to distant portions Of the State;
hence the delay in attending to it.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-18

DEATHS. Many hearts will regret
hearing that little Tomnie, only son Of
Maj. p. NJ. Hale, is dead. Although
less han SIX years old, little Tom was
so precoclous, aud manly in his Joyous
youthiulness, hat all who knew him,
land he made for himself al extraordi
nary circle OF acquaintance admired
and loved him. His health and vitality
were uncommon; from dawn to dusk he
was full of boyi.h activity. But the
dread demon OF diphtheria seems to
love to seek Its victims among children
OF this class; cutting down Ia a few fell
hours, the brightest of anticipations of
loving hearts aud dotiHg guardians -
Died at Salisbury. last week, Mrs.
Cralge, the estlmable wife of Hon. Bur
ton Cralge, whose name twenty wear.
ago was widely known in the State and
the South. Mrs. Craige was a lady Of
equally high character. In her sphere
OF life. She was g daughter Of Col.
James Irwin, of Aorganton.-Mr,.
President Miliard Fillmore is dead
At Durham, of apoplexy, Mr.. Andrew
Turner. In Louisburg, Mrs. W. =.
Williams - Ar,. Wesley PEBBLES Of
Scotland Neck, died suddenly at the
rs'dence Oft. W. Harris, Esq, near
Llttlston, on Wednesday. Cn4s.
Creis7ell, who last year took the
medal for oratory at Bingham School
say. The Gleane, was rowing on the
Hudson at Peuhkeepsie, New York,
where he was attending college. A
passing steamer sank his boat, and be
wa drowned -Mrs. a. n. BOYD
OF Graham. died suddenly on Saturday.
-Mr. VIM. Brooks, Of Cleveland
county. committed suicide last week
In this city, Mrs. Sarah Sherwood.
eldest daughter Of Chas. Dewey, and
widow Of Rev. j. NJ. Sherwood. Of the
". c. Prcsbyterion.-In Raleigh.
Hubert L.. son of w A. and G. s. Myatt'
aged one year.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-18

POPLAR TENT FAIR.-Cabarrus leads
off with the first fair of the season,
the third of the series. Lack Of adver-
the exhibit but the value of the occa-
sion as an Holiday and Hand-shake for
the Home and Farm folks was a. great
as ever. Col L j.. Polk make a good
speech on THE Mortgage System, and
CaptS.B . Alexander followed with one of
his sensible, straiGht-to-the point talk,
delivered with a roguish twinkle of tie
eye that pleases the listener even if he
ilssents TO the view.
On Friday there was a tournament IN
which John Caldwell as Knight Of Sir
William Goat" and j. +. Henderson
"knight Of the Comet" Cloth High
FLYERS, > Won first Honors. Sir Colt
punched s rings; and Sir Come-it 5
rings and they commissioned Sir Polk
to crown Miss Ida Cannon, AS Queen,
and Miss Eta Gibson, as 1st Maid OF
Honor there were several Others and
this he did in handsome style. Then
came the baby show and Mrs. T. w.
Dixon (and husbandl of Charlotte were
awarded the toy Piano, on. the score of
having the prettiest piece of-(Dump-
hing, with a perpetual yell, 10 it on
the camp ground. Mr.. viii Robinson
was voted the 'Ugliest mans Dollar"
And all these things afforded a grea.
deal OF fun. We condense from the
Iharlotte Observer and quote as follows
The exhibition passed off comparative
ly peaceably, considering the number in
attendance. On Thursday evening a
difficulty Occured between a white man
named Wallace and a negro. The latter
drew'a knife on the former when Wal
lace promptly drew a pistol and fired
one shot at his antagonist, but without
effect. The parties were arrested and
required t. give bond, which the negro
failed to do, and it is stated that he was
sent to Concord Jail.
The fair was closed last night with a
| grand ball at the house of one of Paplar
lent ho.pltable farmers, at which were
present a large number Of invited
guests.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-18
Tn p.r DIR RsG,oS.-We

The pEE DEE REGIoN.-We are IN
formed that a number Of energetic gem
tlemen connected with the Dixie Agri-
cultural Association at Wa1esboro have
taken steps to bring in Immigrants, and
supply farm laborers. They VIII have
the cooperation of the Carolina Cen
trail II. K. agencies, and those OF Pope :
Associated Railways. Mr.. j.. L. Pat
rick will represent the Association IL
New York, az immigration Agent
Persons in Arson, Union. Stanly,
Montgomery, Richmond, and adjacent
counties. who may wish to buy, sell
lease or rent land, or hire laborers, al
dress Secretary Dixie Association
Wadesboro, y. Z.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-18
ANOTHER Person ALTOGETHER

ANOTHER Person ALTOGETHER In
assuming two weeks age that Mr.. John
NJ. King, who had the difficulty at
Farmville, in Pitt county which result
ed in the wounding of the negro Oscar
Juyner) was Mr.. John King, well
known az a member of the State Grange
Executive Committee, we did the latter
a serious injustice, as he thinks, and, if
50, as We regret. 1t was not Mr.. John
King, the prominent Granger. whose
postoffice is Falkland, but Mr.. John NJ.
King of Farmville. We were not aware
that there were two John Kings; and
as we knew Ir. John King of Falkland
to be a leading farmer, and in the Joy
ner neighborhcoi, it was natural to in
fer that he was the person. OF course.
we merely mentioned it as an item OF
news, and without rejecting on Mr..
King, or the Changers, or the county
Of Pitt. We have no motive for any
such feeling, but If we had had, our
sportive remarks could not be construed
as a fling We tried to make this
correction last week but one half oul
edition was printed ere we heard of it.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-18

It's ACTION IS SURE AND SAFE
The celebrated remedy Kidney-Wort
can now tie obtained in the usual dry
vegetable forn, or in liquid form. Ii
is put in the later way Tor the especial
convenience of those v no canpot read.
lily prepare it. 1t will be found very
concentrated and will act with equal
efficiency in either case. Be sure and
read the new advertisements for partic.
ulars.-South and Vest.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-18
The HARRIET FARM DINrE3.

The HARRIET FARM DrNrE}-
annual Farm Dinner OF the iitpn. l.*.
nettlans, at Parker Mil, .asf ".. "-
a Jolly occasion, and we rcgrc' e. ' tie
able to make hand III the ba-.
Department, presided over by d .
Of hundred Pretty People Of I'll. .
mother, sister, aud sweetheart >sA. IL.
Fayetteville Ec1Hs,ncr reports
nine hundred persons pre-n..
speaks IN very high teEm-
address Of Col LeoniIAs La..I..E b
The Econti,er says
For two hours tlis bri...an.
and true-hearted North ta.
spoke forth words Of cheer. "ara."e
advice to these good people Of 't.
per e. pc Fear. The address, '
a practlcal one, was At time- t"r.
eloquent appeals for a true and
North Carolina spirit m0ng h"E
aud daughters, ard brl-tlIn4 eF#f .
salient wit, was at all time rep.-.e
the most important truth Ig T.ta
agriculture. 1t was the out-raS."
timent Of all present that a m3rs
table agricultural address COZ
have been delivered by any .Iviut Ja
linian.
When the cheering had -u5-.I..
the close Of Col. Polk ac1re-
people Of Harnett made loud -
their ~favorite son, Mr.. Dan Ac-.-.
who responded in a few wc.i-.44ei ".
practical words which were loudly d..
plauded by his many enthusiasts Odd
mlrers present.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-18

DAILY OBSERVER ITEMs.-Bf'."P
Lyman while travelling TO WlIhss'. ''.
was tkrown from buggy, by bre'a
ing Of the axle. and was severely ihVeh
cd. He has returned to Raielsh'
Prof. w. j. Martin declines the I'LL.
vsr.ity chair, As to the Davidson Io,Ns
have raised his salary and insist OF "S
staying.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-18

The Toledo (O.) Bee says: Col. ].
Dorse Alexander, editor Barpesyille
Ca Meas, has been cured OF rheuma.
tism, by use of st. Jacobs Oil.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-18

\ SAD REPORT FROM Ilut~g..
We learn there Is = good a'aI .f,,.
ncts at llillsporo, notrttls aHd.,, Us
highland hexlthfulucss, Three 49,.
occurred last week, lha, - el,s
general regret. On Friday Aag
Agnes, aged 8, iau.htr- OF aolr.r.
r. \. Strudwick. OD Saturday. e..
becca Bennehan, infant daughter
Maj. John w. Graham. On ~4ut,r
afternoon, Henry Wnlttei, j.. ,gt.
-. Three funerals in three d4.'
unprecedented in the venerable .al1..
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-18

RALEaH.-Our city schools will start
the Fall session with better equipment,
and prospects, also, VT hear than at
n time since the war.-Mr. X. w.
Heathers is off on a pleasure trip
Miss Olivia Covper has returned from
horehead. --Mr. Henry Thomas
refugeed IN Franklin last week.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-18


\ good deal Of Indignation a.s ..
excited n England at the receat lr.
ration of Cot. VALENTINE BskIH
membership IN the Army aaa Ny
Cluo in London. That otheer 49,.
convicted, some years ago. n. 800
rAgcous assault upon q Young a
Of irreproachnDIe character, 70. y
ne suffered a years implisonmcn, .
Queen had him disnis.ei fiJu
British army, ana lie sought -cr.
and distinguished himself 10 }ac --'
Of the Sultan. Returning to E.a-
he enue4yored to regain the ..
standing he had Lost. and M has IA. =
succeeded in getting = suihcIeat @.
Der Of members to admit u.A ...'
more to the leading military ella. 2
London, by voting thai hl. rua..
conduct has not affected bis c..lA
As a gentleman.
We read Of this here in Aneftc. =
reflect with PharisaIc satisfaction
we are not so brutal a5 The EuLoI-.
that the honor Of women. Lsh OF eT
rich or poor, is held in greater es'ae-
among Us; and that no man We va.
known to have been guilty 81
conduct d. Col. NALEsuNE BAhL.-
could ever secure readmIss'eu TO Z
respectable club in thIs couu,rr.
But are these Assumptions GORE.
We fear there Is some reason - ..l
IL.
A few weeks age one o. inc III 8.
disgusting events III the history .
American politics occurred IN tn c't
tai city Of this State. IL order 10 -'
fame the persona! character for CAD
date for Office, ard destroy q. caa1.'
OF his election by the Legislature .fe.
in session, a plumber Of bis po1t'as. ..
ponenta set a tGsp 10 catch hiM +. b.
intrigue with 4 woman. The Ia T-'
X step ladder, placed at mIfrE.' q
front Of the door Of The roo Winch Ia
occupied III 4 hotel. Asten'.ns 10.
and lookin. through the TIA @.m z
small window, above the I.2t. 10y
secretly watched their vlct.#. al.
when they thoughtths bad '.~n .'.-'
they came down.-N. J .>#E.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-18

EIGHTH DIST: (mountain counties.)
Cleveland, LAIR Pro. liza Anti.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-18

Miss Anna Bacot Saunders, dauyh
ter of Col. WIN. j. Saunders, is visiting
the family OF A. w. Bacot. Eq at
Society Hill, 5. {.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-23

En la imprentA del RoLETIN ST ha.la
ran Las slguientes
Novena de Ia Purisima Cor ccrci6r.
ID de las Beuditas Anim4s del Pur-
Rstorio.
Id. del G'orioso San jose.
Id. Nuestrs Sencrs Eel CGrmop.
ID dc San Ramon Nonato.
Id. de Nuestra nora de los Dolores.
ID. del Corsz6n de Jesus.
Id. de Santo Domingo de Guzmsn.
I'd. de Nueetra Senora del Pillar.
Ell mes de Diciembre consaprado al
ni1o Jesus noveLa del nacimiento de
nino Dios.
Novena del Ssgrado Coraz6u de Je.
sus.
Septensrio Doloroso la Santisims
Virgen Maria, asociscion de las hias
de la PurisIms Conception.
Semaua devota la Santisima VirQer
del Carmen.
Novena de Nueetra Sonora de la So
ledad.
ID de Nuestra Sonora del Rosa rio
3D. del Corszon dc Maria.
Ii. de Sal Juan Bautista.
Id. de Nue stra Sonora de la Monse-
rrata.
Id. de Santa Rosa de Limo.
Id. de la siempre venerable Santisimh
Cruz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-23
CigaTrill[t gruesos Gu la cltoe de pa
pei que So quieran, do clnco pesos
en- adelante 40 caje.lllas por. -. s 0l :.
TAB.ACOS ELAbORAD( ).

Excepcionales en- cajas 10 uio de 70
iabacos, mllar ,..... .. S1l0
ldem sin lujo de ia -. .. 100 .
In Derlales en nas de 80 ..... 85
Regalla antlllan en Ga las IL rs. -. SIS
ldem den en idem de ~ - -
iuem de preiereuciA en- Item de Is 81
X, ina Victoria en idcn . So -. 20 4,
}revas imperaies EN- iiem de So. IS g..
LhZadores lmperlales en ide.n lie 81. 80
Breyas en hoJa en- dem de ST. -. 60 :.
tuem cliindrAdaS en- ldem lie loo a.
IGem cOrrientes en ldem De lU0. 80
IOem en- paquotes de 10 ....... =. ~ E.
hegaiin britannica en- calas d3 so. 49,. SO E.
lctorIas nuas en idem da 10 45
Las vltOlas no pxpreaadaS en- ell %
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-23
CONPAhiA DE SLGUkUS
THE MARINE INSURNCE COMPANY"
LON DRES.

OlRECTOREs.
DDAvID AITdH1soH ESQ F0HARLEs GAssIo1 ESQ.
IAMrs Rannn M n r.; r. E"" FREDERICK GREEN. ESQ
JAMEa CANpBErI Eho Sir OHA RIEs HENRY MILLS
GpEH OoLvrIz. ESQ. Bart. d. T.
GEORGE DUNCAN. ESQ. 0EoBdE RAwpoa BUxToH
1RxRI WTLIIAN RATop ESQ.
ESQ. h r. WILLIAM STNvEN ESQ
'cHN hALPH EEcLKDUE RoBE3T WATgcy WILLIS
ESQ. ESQ
EARQUERUs.
Aasers. 0LYE. Mills CUHara b %.
aEREHTE.
Robert joHN LoDGs.
sUPERiaTESDEaTh phL iTAp<,
nEPAtirAMEATO.
FnEDsRIoE AUGUSTUS WHITE
Caoital $4,000. 900. - Reserva Sl.7O0. .OOC
Eala com pania fue astablectfA - aDo 1885 v nt
'stado muchos anoe estA en eomblnaci0D con |.
rompaffa ia "a Mails Real In yasa cor Ia r1lei ha h
cho arreRlos para tacilitar sus vapores los en-
oarcaooree pasaleroS, el seRuro dc los embaroups
dc oinero: producos. e.luipSIes de los pas&eroe
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