Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 184, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 2 March 1857 — Page 2

Mi F. Y. CABLILE, ELITOS. C. K. DKEW, Ja., LOCAL EDITOR. EVANS VILLE: MONDAY MOUNING,::::::::::::::MAnCU 2 First Pack: Graham N. Fitch "The Old Post" Expensive Furs. Straight line Railroad. The construction of this road is a matter of deep interest to our city, from which the inUuenceof cliques, personal feelings, narrow local interests should be excluded entirely. We "have been the earne-t advocates of the road, and have supported the parties engaged .in its construction, because in supporting them, we supported the road. They, too, have exhibited an indomitable energy and en terprise, that have excited admiration, and entitled them to high commendations; and havQ enlisted the sympathies and good wishes of all.. Tha road ought and must be built. If the present contractors have lost tho support of the public, and cannot carry it forward,they will, wc believe, relinquish their contract, and unite heartily in any other plan to complete the work. A full and free discussion of the subjoct U demanded by the public, and cannot langer be avoided; it will mult, wc hope, in a better understanding between all parties, nd finally securo the willing co-operation of the cUy with the stockholders, in a strong effort to push the work onward io completion. "We publish the following communication, as the first of a scries upon the prcs.-nt condition of the affairs of the road. We give it without comment, au l shall wait till the whole case is presented, when wc will make such renurks as simple justice to tha contractors may seem to demand, unless they relieve us from the duty, by assuming their own defence, which they are much morjcipthle of doing than we, anl for which our coluains are open. To Oliver II. Smith, , President of the E. I. y C. S. Iu luilioj l (jomixm'j: "Pear Sir: When tho project of your nil road wis first communicated to tin, partly Iocause I though it premature, and partly be cau.io it seemed to some extent a rival line to the Ii. & C. Railroad, in which I hal, fi oru the first occupied a leading position, and which was then struggling for existence, in. process of construction, I determined to use what littlo induenco I might possess to prevent the -W Ml I V a citizens ol f.vansviiie irom embarking in vour project. .When, however, I hoard the arguments of yourself and Willard Carpenter in its f.ivor, and found that you had both Mit your hearts OQ building it, that it was taking fast hold of the hearts of the people, and that it would surely be begun, what ever might oppose it, I reflected that it was especially an Evansville enterprise, hielt if built, would greatly advance . Evansvillo 'interests, that with such unanimity as seemed to exist, its construction was very possible; and I concluded it best for me to lend it a helping hand, rattier than tet up an opposition, which iniht merely mischievously obstruct, where it could not prevent success. Moved by such considerations I gave in my adherence to the enterprise, and evinced my sincerity by subscribing, and paying too, a few thousand to tb.2 capital stock of your company. Tourself and Mr. Carpenter were both distinguished Lien. I To as a man of much wealth, a high position in society, an indomitable caergy of character, and withal a shrewd financier. Yourself an Kx-Senatorof tha United States, and a distinguished lawyer, ha 1 just retired from the Presidency, and understood leadership of a prominent Indiana Kailroad just built, and which you had the credit of constructing. You were likewise well acquainted with the history, cost, and condi tionof all the railroads of the West. And in energy of character you had few equals in the State. With such characters and qualillcations, you both commanded, as you deserved to command, the confidence of those to whom you addressed yourselves, on the exciting subject of your new work of public improvement; and at this end of the line you had undertaken to build, we, the people, individually, and in our municipal corporation! genously responded to your appeals for aid; gave you all you asked. and sent you on your way rejoicing. The undertaking of yourself and Mr. Carpenter, as leaders of this enterprise, was to complete a great through line of railroad of unbroken gauge (the Ohio 4 feet 10 inches gauge). from Evansvillc on the Ohio, through Indianapolis, tho c ipital and great railroad focus of the State, to Cleveland on Lake Erie, incidentally oponing to Evansville ly lai r ad the commerce of the fertile Valley of White Kiver. This was tho inviting oNject for which you solicited, and wo subscribed our stock. And this auspicious beginning was in the winter and early spring of 1853. Both yourself and Mr. Carpenter were well acquainted with the character of tho country through which this road was to run, and were also fully advised as to the number and character of its population, and even with the ' number of its live stock, and with tho products of its mines and quaries, its forests and fields. Tho conjunction of two such men at the head of such an enterprise was considered a rare occurrence and augured well for its success. Under such auspices, on tho 11th of April, 1833, your company was incorporated by execution of articles of association as required by the law of tho State; and on tho 12th of May following, was fully organized by the election of a Directory for tho ensuing year, and you became tha President, and Willard Carpenter the Vice President, of tho corporation. f1 .1.-1.. 1 l t. uKuuay.mo u.icCJTi new their first session, and an elaliorate address,

wa ucinercu iu mem uy yourscil, in wU'cn pungea or ignorca, inai m ; uur next anyour plans and policy of construction were nutl report, say, on t'e loth of May, 1S."3, distinctly laid down, and jour plan of opera-it is rcjortel amounting, paid and uncollected tions, or governing policy, in construction, as.cnly to the su:u of o:ie hundred and twenlaid dawn in this address corresponded ex ictly ty -one thousand, nine hun Ired and sixty with those previously laid, down by ycnräa'f ote dollars, twenty - five cents, an I thi-, aad Mr. Carpenter in 3-our u addrtssjs.' loa, without any explanation whitevaid private conversat on wh,n soliciting Riock er. Ernanatircr from such a source, if it

at t'is end tf the line. In this connection. I

begleavoto qno.e ono cr two pa s irom not be, as the footing show, it ought to be Hank of.New Albany hagone mtjliquilattn your ad Ires;, whlc'i Va3 afterwrds pubrsV,ed( explained. This cash subscript'oa was the and holders of bills are notified to present ia pamphlet form, together with your articles ' most important and the leading statement of them to the office for redemption.

of association, a copy of which is -now be-

fore me. The first quotation which 1 propose how it should be stated at 83G0.UUU on the TKO EOS 0 PUBLICO. to make is as follows, and relates to cost: i 1st of March, 1831, and be afterwards re Juced j ITT'Brery mother should Lave a box in the hoa There has been no estimate, as yet, by an t $121,9G1 23, i for you to explain. My j"jia caeeof aceMenu to the children." Engineer of the cost of the work, butfrom only intcrpctration is given. I ilrfiding i.ussia Salve, "my knowledge of the general character of the . ThU statement of assetU U gain endors! "Bion remedy of thirty jearVuaDJinr.aed is "country, through which it will run, I e-ti- ed by yourself, two months and twelve days rcraneijJe.l by ,,byHar.s. Ithasnra aad.peeJy mate the average cost of tho hne, allowing ' afterwards, at a meeting of your new UcarJl'eurefor BarB,'p,,es' BjiI Corns' Fdlonf, Chilblains, Tnrth inreasa.. nrir-fi of laW and irnn im'nn thfl 12th of Mir 1R11 at. ami tn.t nDor I and 01J Sore of TcrJ J: for Fever Sorea, Ulcer.,

(n la rnlüm miilinArir inlnrliri' topt. thingat$13,0U0tothe mile, constructed in tho "most substantial manner, with heavy T. continuous rail." Then follows jour phn or policy to be pur sued in construction, a follows: I propose that the entire line of the road, ;i"rom Evansville to Union.be located with the least possible delay, tha right of way secured "subscription books opened, and a map of the j "road and connections, bo prepared and litho-i graphed. In view of tho fact, that there is a i. ! 1 ,1 II . railroad, though longer than our own line, , "and of a different guage, from Indianapolis to "Union, that will answer a temporary pur"pose, I propose that tho road from Evans"ville to Indianapolis, commencing at tho.e "points, simultaneously as soon as it can be "prepared for letting, bo let to contractors, and "made ready for the superstructure and iron, before the graduation on the section befween "Indianapolis and Union, be commenced. It "may be expected that I should say something "as to the means necessary io construct u.e "road; I have no doubt as to the means; such a line will command the means. With the lib"eral subscriptions of the cities of Evansville "and Lamasco, the cheering intelligence I have from the citizens on the line, as well as from 'capitalists abroad," &c. And a little further on you add: It is not expected that we should Uo more "than prepare tho road for tho iron by our 'subscription. so company of which I have any knowledge in the United State-, has "tlone more than this. With this road ma le "ready f-r the iron, (mini now not a part of tin road,.but the whole line from Evansville to Indianapolis) "we shall have no dituoulty 'in procuring that at tha proper time. (That sir, was sound p;lrcy, and on that policy alone could "ou have got our stock,) j-ou then add: "To prepare tho ro.nl for the iron, inihilmg everything, it will require not over $.'MJ'J to "the mile, or $73U,UX) for tho 130 miles, be- j "tween Evansville and Indianapolis." Too small an estimate I confess; yet, peihaps, not) a fatal error, j'i Iging from your success, for; tho few months during which you adhered to your oiiinil sound jxlicy. Such then were your objects and your plans for accomplishing th 'ni. To complete a great through railroad to the Lake, to open to Evansvillo tho commerce of the White liver val ey. The cxpen.su to us, to be small; the plan of accom plshmenf, well tried and true; tho whole line to IndiiUinpolis to be at once located. Stock for graduation, merely, an i to be Solicited all along the line; when enough to prepare th j ro id for the rails should be secured, the whole line to bo put under contract, or to bo begun n nultaneously at both ei.ds. Under th s policy, your purveys and estimates, and your stock subscriptions progressed contemporariously. Had it been followed out, your Kngineer's estimates for graduation, would have been an infallible index to the necessary stock subscription, and the people leing advised of what was-necessary, to e licet so uesiratlean object, would have come up to your require ments. Had they not done so, there would have been lea. to you, the honorable al tenia tivc of defeiringtho woik, till tho town and tho country, fa.st developing, should have evinced tin strength and the will to go on with it. You and Mr. Carpenter, our leaders, having pledged yourselves to this policy, when you asked and we subscribed and voted stock, having fixed the amounts which you desired to have Irom Evansville and Limaco as corpora lions, and having told us that if wo would vote, those amounts, you would insure, with such a start tho perfection of tho necessary stock list, and we having cheerfully, promptly, al most unanimously voted you all you asked, and in addition, had individually subscribed liberally, more so than we ever did to any o'.h cr work, it was doubly due to us, as cities ami citizens, that this safe and agreed policy should not . bo widely departed from without our counsel and consent. Whilst this policy was adhered to, your cn terj risc prospered as I propö.e 1 to show. Eut, within a few months of the date of your ad dress, from which I have quoted, you gave cvi denco of an intended abandonment of this pol icy; and soon afterward, and without taking the voice of tho stockholders, or giving any reason?, but for reasons known only to your self, and left to bo guessed at by us, you did utterly abandon your earn policy, and adopted a n.w one, a policy, both unsound and unsafe, as all unsound things are. our man ner of doing all this I propose to show and I pro pose with your leave to review the lino of conduct which you have since rursued; and t show by facts and figures the net results of this conduct. Then if peradventure. there may exist any remedy for, this disorder under which the enterprise languishes, I may suggest one. And now to the testimony; to show that you prospered w hile you adhcicd to your first policy, I introduce your own "exhibit," which though not an annual report to stockholders was male to supersede a report-for 1851. It is dated Match 1st 1351; is signed by yourself as President and Mr. Carpenter as Vice President, and with much other matter, it contains the following statement of assets or subscription: Sub.-crlpUon of c!ly of E7nnvi!!o .eno.WO." " Laiua-co S J!,IX.()." . ' ' !.snJatcih vu1j SiV).n.si." "Individual rathiubscripiiou...... . ..,.3.V'v." ToUl ....fcir.oo.tu.' "Which, 3ou add, will be largely increased by stock to le taken by contractors, as well as by counties along the line." This is for ten months work, certainly a good showing; especially in view of your statement ten months before, that five thousand per mile or seven hundred and fiity thousand would graduate tho road from Kvansville to Inndianpo.is. P.rd m iiu for c ilhn your attention particularly to this three hundred and sixty thousand dollars cish subset iption. I do it because ! I. .L- t! !.. 1 juage y uij iwvr i ui.cjr jum ai erwaras adopted is found to be so far either exwere simply an error of figures, which it can

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that Exhibit, a pamphlet of 21 pages; and!

tSo nnntlll !tinn- hira tnt t T Till! nr occasion to how, an act was done, more sur J, piising, if possible, than this wonderful dis crepancy of annual statements of cash subscriptions. I quote from your address to prove your prosperity and advancement under your origi nal policy just now being abandoned: Our Company has met with the usual "difficulties incident lo the location of im- ' portint works. Still we have every reason to bo satisaed with our position at the end 01 1 r " the nrst year. "o Company in this State of which I have "any knowledge, has in tha same time been "able to concentrate so large an amount of "available subscriptions on the line, or such "entire confidence at home and abroad in tho "success of the enterprise. Our available "stock subscriptions arc already more than a "million Öldollars. These hive been maio "principally by the cities of Evansvillo and ir l r t t . t liJiua-w, uuu vuw tilli.ilS 01 anUerOUrgn 'County, and a fw others on the line. The "thjuands who are able to aid in the con4 stru:tion of this great thoroughfare through '"their midst have teen, as yet, mere look ers"on. These, I confidently expect, will lure1 after act energetically with us, as they now vee that we are in earnest, and are laboring "bora lide to make the work," &c. These quotations from your o.vn statemints, fchow to men wl.o knowthe pauc.ty of Indiana local railroad subscriptions, that you had succeeded iell, and you, yourself, profess to bo sutisi.ed with the year's work. Anl yet, it is proper to say here, that you had al ready shown evidence of an intended depar ture from tho policy lud down for vour gov ernment, ami had thereby already damaged j our prospect.".. TO BE CONTINUED. The Fouty thousand Dollar DcrALctiox. The Madison Courier, end .avori;ig t .screen the Ilepublic m State Treasurer for his collusion with the Diights ar.d May to gitc them possession of forty thousam1. dollirs of tho people's i:ion?y, out of lh3 State Treasury, and after t!i j dishonor of tha pipsr by tome private arrangement, released Jesse V. Prighi from his liability to pay it, says "tha people will not puiiiah the victim, and let tlu men caught With the money go unwhipt of justic. The question is not now so much, how was the $1,CXX) tolen, but who has it?'' lly law and the maxims of morality, the accomplice is as guilty as the principal thief. If the firs purchase of the drafts was a legitimate and honest transaction, on the part of the Kepubli can State Treasurer, in which he was misled, tho rcnswal of the paper after it bad been pro tested, an I the drawer had become bankrupt, at.d in that renewal to relinquish tho liability of the principal endoiscr and the only secu ritv on it was an act of such arrant and fla grant folly, that it cannot bv accounted for only on the presumption of gross corruption. The people of this state are not so besotted with party spirit as to be blind to these collusive frauds upon the public treasury by the leaders of the rival fictions. The defenders of tho State Treasurer stultify must him, or admit him lo bs'a rogue. In cither pDsition they must assume the responsibility of having imposed such an ofilccr upon the state. a rm , . . Kansas. Uen. Kichaiuson s ucatli was caused by indulgence in eating oysters. 2 Bank bill has passed both houses creating a flottier bank and six branches for the terri tory; so "tho people are to have their own The bill fur calling a Convention for the formation of a State Constitution has not yet been passed; it will be .the last act of the session, and" will create a spirited debate. Shcrrard'x own conduct provoked the fate he met. At the public meeting called to express on opinion upon his acts, the report of tho Committee was condemnatory of his conduct, and was approved by the meeting. Ho jumped upon the stand and denounced ail who voted against him, as scoundrels, cowards and liars, and when some one resented thc.se epithets, ho drew a pistol and shot four times at tho man who would not enlurc, in quiet, Irs rowdyism. In the melee that followed, a man by the name of Jones, the keeper of a hotel where Gov. Geary boarded, shot Sherr .rd through the head. Jones was arrcs'cd and is held a prisoner. Gen. llichardson wrote a letter just before he died giving tho circumstances of the insult to Gov. Geary by Shcrrard. He says it was the most disgraceful occurrence that has happened in tho territory. Shcrrard knew that Gov. Geary was unarmed, lie had armed himself, and give the insult to provoke retort, that he might murder the Governor, in a S'MlUe. Gen. ltichardsoa says, "I am satisfied in my mind. Irom what 1 have learned and knr.v, that Shcrrard would Lave killed the Governor if he had resented the indignity. The Governor was unarmed. I do not agree with the Governor in everything which he has Jjne, vet I give him all praise for theood hi has done, and freely say that I believe him honest and desirous of doing all the good he can." The notorious SheriH Jones writing hi 4 accoun of the affair, says, Sherrard "dies a brave man, in defence of his honor, and sustaining the rights of the South." It is such d.'fenJjrs of Southern lights that brings so much reproach upon them. ScsrF.xsios Dcidofs. The Niagara Sus pension britlgo cost $100.000 and pays 20 per cent, upon its capital. The New York Cen- ' prO'iaMJ do I'-vrvM of lho Niagara Lrid-e; it is argued therefere, that the St. IWis Diilge raut be aa exceedingljr prolitaMe investment. (t7"A conscience minister in New-York declined reading a notice of a lecture from his culpit upon the ground that in making such annuuncemcnts printer. he would be cheating the 00 The Merchant's and Manufacturer's

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SPECIAL NOTICES. ..;-" -. rfr "n '.nrce umi-, sv ccau rr iiaaaaa k; iU coaatoa !esr tin;. T A G KXTLEM AN. th roc; 'Jy acTiaii l!j!- eryjfoolsatltToesry tu.Utu. hü 1 ate l with the haj ng txrrae la tioth, U a eieclTeat i.liian. an4 n econfU.h! Hook Ktrr-rr won!4 1U a sitaitlaa 'a which cither r all tht iniMÄctioBS wonll t trail U to huraf ljtr. to whom t raa tlra tt b!h H rrrae. Arr'j tothstditoraf tlisJoara.l. f:i-tf CITY (JALLMttY. IK 'oi at a ffc! and "hp T'iefur rnU , h Cl'r Vim itr.'it, ItU-tf iJUAUijx; Wi'h !rj! tnt rlact rocs for the otrm4!ln of a 'nt;nu an t 1 f r for in -le aeqtlrca.eaa ) eW!a4 ia a prirat tataily, la a ccatral 1: v.iaa. Appljr atthii Cet. ftll-tt WOOD! WOOO!! OrJff. for Wa4 left at SA-arrL Vxcsaaia will la roctIt n:i4. - (bl The Trice cf Coal at tli I'CDIAM I.'ILs la At tl Tit cata ftr In.hcl. lUaUdtaaay frtl tlia cit 10 JOHN V.'V.MOXD. f'-J Serttar and Mtiaijctr. Tli-Hl'LU Ob IMHOil. Erkajrlt! Ttirfl af Hntr Na. 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It Im si tKJroiii.l t4tl 4 irint ihs f tlr virt. aad i;i itf t I.m jrd aamtf rrnot I t CcacUm ia all cuii. W rtcuumtal ta aJlioui to try it. Chimin lth Pllr. For t1t lathiaeitky fb1 KbLLk-R X WUITK. fir A oot arttfl will lajtriatarli ftr? rrrtmi ImiiAtien. It tahnU tut tttrr itjr I a Traii8 f h-iibc-; '! r-U! T ef iv.rtout rttl. cnpt I ! dclaK aMthat ir rot for l.o l it will taad th ti of aaT rrnsitioa depra' -at bpob iuUit-J otoritty; and llontttf r' lamt l -moia ni .n rr.ir iii'i-acf i li.it. irrnrutnl lakra hold of tr t'io r-ovpl 4 tri1. aal act fital win-, tu la enrtax any ru( tyjf ria, in any form. tVhca Ihm fi't ara kaooa. why tliuU it not arrrrfiat-d. aqdaj-4 ty rcri kod. Fur al by Drarri't nlDcalrrt ttatriir. km.i.kk t iiiik, llAM.OK k STOIHURD, ftkl-äa WOOLSEY ii SAWYlia. ITS' Th kfftt tld-a t at en k ad Inr I ia favor f t'l toe ioaoatas or liaollaad'a Ormaa I .Mrr. f rrfarad j Or. O. M. J-koa.it tho nijrte()Bt'd d.mand fortht fritaaM pantolrio laioajm !lthon;H thr Bty V nfj inaoaaJ rrprtd and repreteattd a taiag wrttyofa MV.rl patrnn. jrl wo frei o a'trid to rdark. tk.t th tt aniuk-r o l".lnolal wiji hkhto wor'tr doctor ha heta hmrod, kjr rrto of th hirb'tt h'.ractri td rcfp-cuVlnr, ah.ifoual it Jiry to ttrtoourc ta bi rr-part:ion. i totta.fi v aa'äciaattt eanrlnfir. that aaatro oilectal ra-dr lor xSm m"t itnia.Oiat rclitf ot ttxoani'to4 with that dlrofnl miU ly, 4,-tpcrtia, bat atre ti ditcortrtd. Sc alTtitnemec. b 'r l ! f.kt KULLKK Ii VVUITE. KRMP' Wor.M lMjrU.l.i:s.-TIiT rfit!j ea mreurr. ri'ir ao "if rnr) to I tilt a atr th0'. r.rUroy terr aroalraof ia';'iral orü.t '. Mnla ertlftf r; ro atieiatla fo-arxoet aed catrcnrly p-.Iatat.1o. Irwtel' tar.jparl lr . tha coljr tafo enro tor nrc!nla. Hrnpil 'L. dii-aofof tlx tun;, tcmnrt and all cur liab tBrra'td ly rar'i4 tnat'4 r in thl lid. h-.ld hy D. T. t nunii X- Co., l.o'e.al dr jrt-t't Wtr tfrt. Nw-York. and tj all UruflU. Cara'rilta tl. ad raatilltfUo porlatU. !inL!.ov:Y,.4 o;.i;tmk? a?.o riM.a.-Tt eleventh hoar. L.'t n victim of tcrotola. it ihcim. er aay ol.-ru or rapt; omaUdr, faarart ai lnpinM. It U t'ttr tot U'o Ii tie H'!or iy' "itmint lrti:rriil eooj'ülct or !.! Pllla for itt-rail i orlr. f 1 1 atf-o rasnota-tiri. No H Vadcn Lo. S.w-York ard No. 21t Straad. I.ocdia, aal yall CnijgiiU at 23o. t-21 . a lil rrpctkj. ft-l04w ;uk vrc cr.E op i pn;r8i.. C. O. M Z ns H fX. Mrc at r: SiMritr;t.!.t:. shel'-y Co.. Ky., S'arch !0. Th O-riaM Itutora r,ir rrrl it'-ort't-a. aad I hartwith hind pi irtic.: of Mr. Jlurwa nrkUy,ar9f.cctaL!o Mrin-r of this 'lnat'r." mvpsosvill;. Ejr.. larch V. l.SJ DttrSir I would iaforra yon that I bo t-a a.'äictod fr t-.verr tear wU Djtptl'tia. ia a tcry ar-ratat-j I frr, for whio I o4 Sartp.irilla aal riou other rfmoJira. wjti- at oVtalnluf, aajr relief. FrTt th T.iriot t a.xinoiall ia raVorttUoollaad'o (itraii liittari. 1 inducrd to t? tS'in. aal I cow r.i. witS ilittir.. thafc ll.rc-ttTk tiilr Ii . 1 aa l iititt ' tH-ttor health th I h dor f -r 1 1 ar fait, aaa ehoMfrll y rvcuiaocaa io xi.uij i an i.juim iua üm lerriil c:. ti. HIeutlH''T.rnitT. To Dr. CM Jjckitt. j:KTO: EEr.KT.PY. S tdrrr'iKneftt. ivV.l.tfaw C A IIP KT CII IX. Ii?-U Mtt.4f(.!i.n: J l'joiba Vt'hito Cdlora. rodl!ia ar aad for aa!o fr f. 17 rtC .fo aiiO. V? ASf 't'n.-WkOXt M.R. remirci ao I -r.at-T'V I1T XV. T. JCaXirvcss ii COi) tikttti IX ' FINE CLOTHING! 231 IlilUADU AV. Secoad dnor alovotho Aator l!oi.o.. .V K V YORK. T1 1 0!"I.D mrtttto tho md. that th7 will l o pr-partd J lor Sj rm ! with their uiuA oxttatira ttdcz of U Bacr i'talitiM of KKAUY MA PK Cr.OTHINO: I referenco t wl.ica thr wool 4 ar?nt.t. that tho ft'illtr with whih th-irrondj on bo Ct'cl. crcrr airmrt l'3'a maridia Icif.Iuni I rtit f. th it. hix trnt lir rarivd to l i'l di rront prT'rtli.,o of tVo tau. citmr ! ih-til I Riro tHa a pr-fTrar our nay cli'Lia;, tho U f whfh aro la-lramuiy nur, i.i a njaltr I mcxiw t'litirt p.roa fr-ia that ar. It it prcanit 1. h'a trrr crr r-ar;ir reaitta. iitttra. airirt a't-uu,a uairrrfj ia a .et.rrr.iia'iuo ta ra-ier our (armeau oaal in erery re?rei to tho bt 111061 work . felT-m Beam: HuicT Hall; Spef; beutet; fortT1y SAMUEL OUR. fit tl.'Mt.'d lV)drat3 Tiry fia. at re'tned pr'ee l' fe? 1 KNNKY A Ofi ORCXSOX. W IX DOW GUeS -2T-be.i'dilee ree'd by fe2ü ILN.M;y i OEENSO. rCT O. Hf. It.-23 bhdjjnst red fofftby felt S. K. Oll. BKRT Ar CO. RT Alf .. I i'"k-n rt-lraoat Work.) Xaili aifarteiiiiee : .Trt I V! Pa CHer Vitjfir; 3n boxet rt' mdow Glitt atjtrt-diixeit 9. 4 Pick-I ia ration. ): gallo ad qairt; II ei "ardiiie. j and i loat; 10 de Lobfteriia2lbe.il; 23 do Coro Uitera la lb aa4 llbeaa: 5i bote. ToaaatoCaachop;?! hi. Peeper Saaoo; 50 do Oorataa Soapt 7Sba Palai Soap; 3oO 4e faacySoaf, ree'd Mdfereale by til I. A D. HtlM X3f.

IVEW ADYERTlSimEiVra.

R. A T K . Oa. qre, tea liaa or !, o tine. SOct three tiw.ee. 1 ; one week, tl '; t weeks. t3 ti", woath. 4: three month. (7 3P: til mcatl. SJC; eae ytar. .15. DUcemtoB larrir adrertiiae8t. Card of ix lia. or eader. ftt aaaca. Necharge farmarrii;e,CeatherrtViuaoUcc. NEW AMUSEMENT. Fl'' 1 II II. SOPHY AM VALUABLE lSSTRCClIOX COM CIS ED. t it a ci i: li y a x x coat i v ' fPUE eelckraVl Eloect:calrt rt rirrltaati. WillsJtvf h?srr a4 niTwUy tMirn!Tmtrta-a-OÄI sCK.NT CtlY IIAL.L.. cn llitliOA F:tlUA Krenics. ;'rch?tbes4ta. t.i it-i PhiL.-ii ni-r llcnt nil, i 7lt.mmiii.ii t i.ntnir tixti I't'.Mk. Ixtri'l to (umstin n .fi deck. Ddal Se. I Tat?; 1 nnt llct TgIjS aad t; ... ...... ... L.k.r lvt 4- Ala lmllr; 13 tri zln !xri gtV.f a.n.ai:...m'4ieri.r J & f EHLS iron 3 wood em toond rjMslut-h Alt; H TT - I'ortrr: 1) a laJUQ Pa's isla tot?:c; lOSr. MCh. 11 X.a.lir-. o!! " . vv, a" 1 BtS S. II, Mo!?: ?rt til fill SiglaMfs; S0.MLafaa4rodrSnart: . lo fcki f ritn N. . Surr; Ii IM Urj n Tr; lüOdntm Fici rci.i Per wmr Ant!r a4 for f.-23 I. A D. It KIM A V. nSLSOrancs ValWy Wl.iV): JJ W 2M a a Uli lljn 1 fctl X. I Notraf tili 111 citr eufi DrisJ Br. r'i an4 fir a!a kr f.ZS 1. K sir a r.r.T rOT A I 1115. 1 or w irHV Xrrs Jnt teceUel rar tfctnr Aatelopa, 5 a Uiiir(i.nn. !- '""..? . , . i4 aaiaisiaby ii ULI LkR UI JUS. tti i-o. 47 rj n ttrett. OYfTltftS iatrcie4 pr .cimcr nairaia 21 !nt lrn Cora CyUri ia2 jt fl rt . li n I dor lOdoi Ltterslii1 qt. ca r.l'll JftiitrtN.yackrrl: ..... L r . titu c. 1 VvAerv!; 4 ) kit's X Vi'kerrl; 2 -I rr H Uo2; H juartr Ml '. I ith. If d. rf, 1: lt,ilf do i!o U; ü I IN N. I. Xo 3 and 3: 4 drnmo r..r,h. ant fertile u:i 1) heb u ii I : i u u a . i;.-2hhJC!ar!C4Snn'r; l 'iirrhot a-csr. rmiiPiwafrt! Parn 11 ,1 r.nti tin; 10 h rrltno N. ' So-ar i3.tr rdaaaf'fl- hf f-?1 Wll! '-:Li.K ii KV-US. OrtMLII- AtitnrOoa wiatil-ra rana of fTseti 3 pcrieut o a :..ck K- ir lit a D.-jr tJ j -J. tiruc- ry or lbrt;f Itott. TUMI lllllltl(lllll. A Jdr. LuaJ l To-tuCtc. ir-a-iw AN OIlIIlAM r.CTiMxi rca tub ki.ctio! or school TtraTrra i tri !i tuna D? nid and ruoviMsa roa ins cfiiorr a?m MAici vrsr tr tu tax levied oa school rttrosj: X TU K ClTIT or iirAXblll.LKI r'; it ordaiacd ky t,t Coirra- Conaril ef tt Cty of IV J r.rau4ll o. that t . rt I wliü I all 1 0 t IfCf a 1 1 ni.!i t. i rirri al t'.a ( .tr ttl i..ioiViils t t-.k tbil? ol in. I'll ..lie cb icli an- cdceitioa.l ilimr I Eta'il. ; one ol aliich Tr- tea im II ltoin"t txtliTt". to rra thre Kara in aa.-erSiLco i'.h ihr r i Jirtiti'ljt. ol U o r.t'tn w rc'-.tivo to t- 'loa -kt in 1 ru-, and ia ca of fa.lar-to clrrt. or linriol Tit:r t t death o I at.y lriit-,tn C.ty t.t.uii-il . ixil tu! U. aecy ty i nii .ti.u.in.i ait t:tr 1 1. tt i B . ia. o iru-tro lfr at-rlor poa tb dit.lTf of heir l.iut. fla'.l aivto a U4 pabla lo l .o ij Kvunotill-tlk ln.l.o.a icct.ty to ti.o '-" tl I" Ct.xtai'B tosaiil. ia a itujlt ctt I'M tb.o c.nut t: aia ant tl ttx levie ! in tl.c r;t ir m hnol rhrp l i;ä id ait o&td for tho liiihlul laiiip .l their duties aa Srf.cil Truttcti. aad for th ::'jiu1 aj'i rl ri-ui'B ol ia-i f n a .a . So. Thit.'.U Tri'sicf hill btre rt-.arr of tb tafn'Ur al kfltir of the U. rrniido. rrri-aro aad toraith aaitali kullia,.. tJ araoianiodatothochOdrta ia tho riir. a;tto1ir.(r ichaol; oiamiio nod employ aaitatle ta:Utr fTfaorito tvIm and ttttbticni f-'r tha ovfrrB.tt cf loth toa-tr tad paril. anl liar ' ar af all InilJiit. fnreitat a! apparatut.lni.inx t ibvarheols aad thall ettr.tr at a l-nard ,r 1 oao .1 trcir voarrr titutici trnt'-i i ia?t iwitt aoripc t.n torm; mer car tiaon.n tcLv i. tnj i retain rul tad rrcu tür.s for tr tlxi ilia at thiloita t.utaf tho city a tuit oa hlr. aad for the traml. r of rholar from rar ca or tcaaol U aantKrr. and may aUBtii teatbera for iu-omr.cti.cT. I lamoTiil Ity or atxlrct ' cm? ad i-wr;r.JpTf ril to; I'ultr duddtily ttadact, diivIciicLt ar irr- rvtr t!al.o. 4r. Mu'tritf iadoatnred trrrtalif . rarBt or m.nr diaatofall papi'a. ea.rpt taiua fhalart. matt r-ti'o ia or lo :raif-rrod t tho eitr .r ohoel fnrrvicj t avail thewielr.i oft!, irf,ti , the Pell? .nSoo'. Stl. Wh'B.rer any t irr t rgnardlaa hall rtltei. plaint to writ er the Trotte. tr'rt an rarh r f t erorl. hartU oriaij Top r trcartarat or viiilitnat af aay rarihttc frattor Kall forOtaith iact)'f the tarnf f coBifilaiat, and if U l i.Bdtd. corrret tho aoor diratij th toactier. action tho part ol aotatore rtwea pareati and teach era. abd rar. fully jta&HiSf tho rt,Vrtaad morattof the rhiidrea; aad wbaaerrr ay ttaeher ball ts a oatpUct ia wriiiir. that aay pupil i disor Jerly. d ortdirat r irrotnlar ad tardy ia att-adaraeat to faff aa iaiary to tho aehl. tho Tm thall fvrthwith iareatira' th oanao of too p!aiata aad itisttal ar cxptl the peril, I: th lama It bi tf rrroti'd or r'ttaea. cm Tha Truitt-t r t-all tt tV end of carh cVirl qiHr rntko a report In wri-it. to the Cowcrt Council of the ctry atat.aetho amoiatef aioney ea taded dni-itc thtinartr and wist tor. th rntaher of papils tteadint :fco Pallia S;hco'. and tve arer v attcodanc? aadtheaamt er of fachen ecu'loyd. ohich rprt ha'.l he printed with tha t-ee-diar ef t" City Caaaofl. 7t:i. Tho Trrorer of tho Clr af Eraoiri'1 h-.U 1 chool TrfanT. a4 hall rot arrt tio pre rrtiontd amroatol t'.:titr rtrena levied lor Pailie 'rhoi-li a fi aa tho ai I' cllre'l. whica .ali lo ra!d ant l-y hlra 1T ot-a orJrt(!raa Lr th foard of School TrotVrt. rln4 Ijr tho rmiJeit at Board ana a:te.cil ly til ti-ri. tii. Th Tr8teeh.I arpo'ot their awa tier orby bit apprtiat ob f their awa aaattr clerk, atd he tta'l b re'VoBil le for U h et. Ta! rjlaanet tn bo ia fanlor'a from 4 a'ter ha ich, iirtfJI rcS. A 1) W. JOIIS Iin.V30N.Majr. Wrn M. WAtara, City Clerk. ft:-t4 Yolkatery. DWCLLIAG HOrSK 1W LOT FOIl 8 ALK AT AUCTION! MoaiT. Warth J. l!,T, at S a'cleek P. V .atth Aaottoa Store of Vr.!.ey k Veliea, wa will -11 ro.4 two Hott f racial onto a. Ut. U.l r i 1.1 fect. ia l'rton P;aoo. a.ir the to- reti laret,f JnJir ttekrraa i'.. . Bahooek. Term, of Sal: One-hall ttiiaty day, th thtrialfat lii Dnnihi w iih tn'.ere'. Ad.'itioo-1 roi'B JcdolTlrr. et bo had if watte. Title ptrfeot uad Warraatod. ?ot further t.r UtiUra-f plr ta IMil.r: A- KKHK. Wtwr fre.t. fsr-Hi ClrtrC.tnl itiak, Cracirin. lad. JOUXWLYMr' f'AnPIATf Tt I5DCACI.M.T fOD wn.e.aad ensnt etnplormcat will rlrea to HTT f Urreatera and CMat workaiea. to work ia tt Faraitaraaad Crp.alry Factory of fe27-ltdlw Prlaceloa, Ia4 'T'.TT E53RS. DOllELL - tl'TF.R. of ITranerm. ar tho A:-mt for et'ae iuvr:erf to tt'o Atnneia Joireal of Kij-a in aad Caller. Ueriew; puMi-'i'rt New-York. ay ir. Ftr. 4. t . lit I : k Jr.. t.-2trdw Otaeral A at rilli-T Al'.HIVAIt O? HVIUMJ I.OUÜS. rrZV.y PRKSTOS hajreeeiTedtl.l.diy ma. :tcu.f PriuM; - 10 ease PoUiards; . A do I.awaa: 5 do fr?nfha; SOtilciilrovn SbertUrillO tt T.trt.6i S do iriidShetiar: lOtaloi Tictinr. aad foriM aaeap. TO TI1C i;UILTY! H F th per t!i.it r'cle a ri?f Wool PlaM frtniey ore Ü on t eda4ay. Fib. S'i'h, learce it .otaewhireNt that I will oblaia D0"e3iow fit. er ttnri th. noatt f.ir the tame. th. perpetrator will act te eipottd, at I Lre undoolttdiiucnaiipvn u ctruia ptrton. ie:; sjycELnvn!crf. IIO! FOR THE WEST. l.ti.e ttwuaaa't l-;t ia tb Trmrnric. of hiriuitl Srt-ruha.hi. i'. atit reit'r to.cter the tell ia a tow dir.. Tb stock i ia litfü of VJ. in to hi ptid os isaiBCieh ih.rn. i the tit of Mai nex . ftl tif Ntremt.tricit.t.J th. tal-ifc a tlio ittntiotitr til CerarauT natrtn' iit A ahreh Kir ri'.ar. 'f h d airei it. oily fay the trt three iniiMint iu. wr.ii h will eatr.it him to a town lot. a.daihara lo oae-lhlf tl rrifili itotoTtha 1. ef row. lot', aad rtv.io t-ltliaeia the1ouaa of tho CotaraaT . oteratioo. before either or bth of tke lt two above iaotalmeau are due, an ait retire io pty t"e .aaie. pr 1'ir'Jier i.rtn-la at ir ine .erttaiy at Maw'TlII. Kr. Abt p-rnno remi-.t Pa lOt-y nail to th. Screu.rr. d.t hare a orr'ificit- of atotk teaiby rt'rr a ). I he l ir-M.raof tioCowt iaT art: 'e. Ii . VTilliarra. I'll.. D. L. AJilr. t-'.-i . Dr. Y. W. fiwr hter. Oha... iU.oa. bi .aal R. Y. Uirik. K. Y. ITS. leu imnw b.eretry. it t"rT IUI. .itra French ilunradoi Tery aujcrlor it J qi.l!F,lT t III CUCJ lew TE:1.?T &SOREXSOX. Ciioipk p. yiot.VJi.-'? ii ad Mi "tu.. J ia CoiorJcr. forial b;-. S. bl.GII.M.UT i. CO. fe-Jj fcycauor tnet. ii Ty nt i x c. ?j i iTi.i r; :: xt y. ECt iii:m:i i;n vie. f. n. iurker bs j..: aat r.-cr'r a I rci aserto.ent f .'illinei) , coasiaviegot Preach Tietn-a. Lac aad Neapal.ua JJonacu. ALSO; ÜILK ao I a IKAW BONNETS. RH:::0N3. FLOWPR'. e . To which oho StTltM tho particular att ntim .f th- lid-ea of Kraanill aad ien.ity. F. k. r,RKi:i:. Uni ilrect, tetera ifciB a' d l.r n:. feJ OppoMte th- I'o't l.a-. COrVKXMI. 2in rrime new CodSjh; im boz No. I Uetriag.. jBtt re'4atd rf t 1 1d Lj icii t. a. tiAuaocx. PJOPI.AH PIIIM:m:. W.fTO Pptr h!rU.. int M. leeoi.cd oa Cua.iuiia u wil' ba14 t.tt lowt cloi by fU E. S. U.lbvUCK. CATrP. 30bo pcr.t.itr.erSaTtaaa -fe26 Ifc.NMiV it SORKXSO' AND WARRANTS WANTED. fa which tie biUt MJ aaarket price, will be paid ib groeeriei ty feM S. S. OILBtRT di CO.. hp. acar Wator.

MISCELLANEOUS.

CliUllU FAU3I LAACH FOB SALB. ' HS UnyoiS CZIITEAL R. B, COXtPAUT ow rxcraax to atotr I.SOO.OJJOjlCRES-'.r CHOICE FAKJIIXG LANDS, ix iacis er oatr Jtcaii a n.. ' On Long Credits and at low Rates of Interest.' Ö t . . wtt r t', T the GoTfrancatto aid ia U A4 ecatuuctioaal Ui Koad. aad are amoaVu.ohm aadmi ftrt.l ,m ho world ly eatoa. VtVV fo, b;r;;;r thV,v ; f,; riv? v.: . Uttiis raanoVrr"a;r,e,li.Jl .:. raelag. waoio nuuiaiaort Cl ii u, . . i'M." 4. tn,,Pe,toawl;. Unil-it, ?toa of eaeelleat aalitv alaa ok...J. .ti.k caa he rrocur.i Ut Ltd. V1M ". Mk pt.rt.tiia. Paaa af iraaaÜ1"' I.?' . Mea ara a lUtkk eultr.at.rt. . "' im a bo eich tbey i - , - - iuo mu.'i rai satte lareatatt er a be tvoad: aad rri(tt tb atott taroraU, at iTt tor IHttCBiofiBduairtoa. hallt. aPd.al.n iL.1 atattet that ' IPOttaaity,' MlotuW, iaccreaceac. . "fiw ye.r,. , , .iiu .iiciic, rrodactaal thaoalaadacaa I. traarcrteJ to tiat taaraet. fcak. tb. at.Th raor. , rotstible. at the priee. a.k.a. thai? thoao Vor reV.tr atcor.rtaeat ratr.-a. the addmoaal .. Taltal..1- ---. in, jat-er. aair.itno.tle baraebrtho' l.h,r,d"c4 rrit. h. rewire, fo, 1 . ".la Via r,"'.' penett-.Bd whin tt. taal ratraeati araStat. aad i. whot. tho title. Te.te4.a lhVVo.,k.rV . ü . . ira. io Iba PBieaaaora d.arof orer irc,.lra.;Tü.a"r mntiZI. Tin: vnivvji ark khom to isoT iNTcarsr O.MT mti rsa carr. Twbj f er at. will b 4daeud from th credit rieo (orCaeh. . r...'f.t 'T"1'' . 4 ara required to latrrorof . rJ,-Vt.,"fu"U. U'r '" a..tol.ra,ao-kallthr U'dBBdepealt,atioa.atil.a4ai,ttt.a. l9il-et0BI .snrrc.cr will . v. i v lh9l.n U rer:dir; r4EiJ tT, M rich aad ralaalla as' tho atich La btn d:T.4 f. "aoia a cIX'TlOXAL JI P3 Will be teat Uacy one who will oaela.o fr reata I. n..t. r.c.iT.ri 4 Lektor pmihlrti. eontaiiiar aaueieoe l f. .?r,,,M Uwir " tk ,Marl.oaf th. Railf r . .f ' 'i r,)rft"ut '' '- th. e..t.f fcaVa,. T. ., r.J,ll ' "' ct barrerJat. ttre-hia. ate or jaa. Hthrr rtrtoaa!!, trlylttwr. ia Crl..vh. Fnata ar vv.r..M.v. t- vnrr 4 n a cid eattl K . K. C. fell pJ Oec.iallliaai.Coau.I K. K.lr? " VATTltAhMvJi .IM) COJIFOItiV. .I.,,.f.!1U'I'1.KXl .S?" rw!Bf aad .pe.aa.e, h"'J1aI1 I'andklB(!i. whithtbty ntrau n a eo4 .a article aad at aa low price aa aaa bo -' .Uoi jliiiirntir, Aaulp do, C'titfCIt .T.ulfrca&cka - : ' irrtc tin, r;nicii ;, r,-,,, . , n Jenny Lind .Tlattmaar, . ZZli P ,TXU I,,ar'jr "t' to rail aid eiaeaiae bal.ro purtM.nrel-e wh.r.. ay of th aboro made to order aad a. j. i ui.bi vs ti co.. . f;j; ter at. aeit doer to Caaal Paak . 4J UALKS Irm-ti Oakot for in'e rh.ap e 1"-. rootle. ' V. G. O'RILKY 4 CO. : tV X tneut der "C rt,':!. I I" Sr,r eared dried Be.rs ja. VViV na It. (i tijl.j'atatra tl... for.tlo by ia- Z. 11. CUOK ii &0h . I.H -.V Hl.a.i'd V.Vkerel; SkltaaiCd acktrcl; M. . liereeo Sfelmn, ha'.l bhlo Hrrriae: . v draBi(Cv!ach; SO koste ll.rriae. for tat by -1 Z. Ii. COOK V SOS. OTAItril, liC.-'Oh WfceatStartb: 0 hMi Pearl üjrlcj: g hlli t-bltaaa IVoaoo; b?'M CuaHlewiok. 2t tatet wrapptnjr Twin. ne'd aad for .ai. t r I.H I. t D. 11 KIM AN k 1 TS S .lil.ss Strolli, P.rootat arted: . - JLVyi Ydo Shoo Brashe; Krroi. 4'!oibee nrathoa: IVO ü.rttt dot MiHti Cedar Tat. Ota. tr . teste M..rketTiikf. (liateit)t . . 5doi(noiht. l'.iket;iOdo trat, baad Paila; i uiuii iiiMB.1, rn' tit itr wit r I. D. lit I Ma UK. . ft Thl KOS Ste.tib atCir1; aj ß l lili-M.ador d; 2irroie Plarem rr?; 15 I i rrau.il i:.lu: lOkae r'.f of Cvfteo, reo'dl and tnr tale t-y I. ii V. llKlklASN. - BOXUnt(MB Leslie'! Üitteri; mJ l tbl. SrlLil.( U: 2 tat quart b4 rnu Bitt.i.i 10 kx. jtboeatt , W M leiaoa Sjrap, roecite4aad foroalo by f'n I. k D. HKIMA9V. U HJl'OllH. W.haeoeoaataatly oa baad al.rce et.ck of tt 4 Li t lort of tb. I .-it I raoOa. Oran.o Valley M kiekr: 14 Ke, toasibeU V ti.Vy, Celt I a I rtadj. Prt Wiee, f ia. Jiaair. Vairra W. Ulaier Wi.e. IIbm WJb. r.lv Hetty Wim., hadr Port Wiae. Hlaktrrr lirutiriy, .ad larg rarieti el Cao Braoiro for a1ety JÜ : I. 4t V. lltvlkiAKlT. nt p-t iir:i-t:iY!;Drcn tkaikii fill.viu!t. J VtC'd.Vtilt; 5kec. I'd il.: 7 do 6 do i 2u do 8 . dot 13 H 11 rfos 2 do I do; 3 do 20 do; 1 do 3U do; I do iarh i rer(d Spike; .2 do a Jei- Sail.; I ke 10 Joiee Xafl; ' t a. I lath bhl Co. for aalo by VICK.ERT -fr" Coraer Alaia aad Heo.ad-. troete. TJ;US- 50 do freih 1 g; jatt retvedad far t.l. by Ui HAMCKL VICKEKV. T'-'rrer M.i. aad Seeoad-atrrer.. J II V IIDWAIIU. ' - .j 3fK T reeelriniradditloB.toaar larro aad welt i W art rted .lock of o.a., aad thia tpri.e: will 4. plicate a I h.ila. no mattr whea Iroasbt twttr Writ. Wa hare ia :or crrrythiat tait il re nired fr tbo farat or , ho, ketpina pnrrot?. that eooiei oder tho bead of JHardwaia. V oiurito th att.atica of siti.ea. ao well aa evaatrr Bier h.au ta zaa.ia oar ototk bef r rureha.i.f . 13 BABC0Cil4.-0STAÖ: GI'0U. 5IOMSSIX (OFFIK A YD HtCK. ' kjShh iir'iNC.Mou in 1 1.!, plaatati.a Molatoee; 2 bh! Vo le!siit,;t3ufrj 10 baeneholce R.oCot'o; 2 do r.w i.r.l o; I tiereo R:ee, jart re'4 per tttiinr Jacti ibt roasery aad r tal ty ..-..?. teil VlCKbKV Ii JOHXSTOV. ., fTff MllLlfJ Cil.MLA I.-Snb'. iaronre ..dforial: l. l ly dvl6 PKKHT(J BIOS. ' "VI fZ I j: !vrt4 Pino Chnrn.j Jii! . Cedar f'htirai: ,.!t I o-.t. ew Piilt- zs Utk eord CackiU; M do 3 honpti c4r Potkete; . . - U floiau'd eedtr. iak aad rino hone Ttneketo: li. well Uacketa: Mia.it. aatM .or' Bo a.fnriiTa r tl 2 U, COOK oVSON. tiUWUCI) ASSOCIATION ' i ' pmr.ADi:LpniA. -- ' ' 0;' IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS fTnO all reror niet.d with Serail DIteiee. nek a - ji MhMATRKniK.I. KXIjU.. IKltxrl, iMIUTaVCK.; (..sokuHtKA. OLükT, Srrtuus, th ice f UstxnutM. .ra.LT APC.r. ti.. ti . , i Th. IMWAKD AStOClATHV. fa lieweftneawfal Stroctioa of human lite, eaaied by Seaaal d'oeatea.ia tbo e-'-cc ticna pricticd b;.ob tl.. unit rtat.si ri tin. ol .o.adto eaa ty jitka. hara cjrart.d tboir Oum mi Iliac. ?nreoa. a. a Chantat le Act worthy of thir aitae, tir dwal Adii' ' Oritf. to all tenoni thai ai cf-d. affly ly lttter. iiha deicrptioa al their eoadr.ma. (tto oecapa'.ioa. haitr ar Iiie..e . aodi.ea'otof excr-n-e t Verl aad s. Serie. tv' FriMMi Mtl Ki.tMKr.ir tr rinnn. The Howard Auociatioa i a VmercliBl irrtitatiea rttak f li'hfj ky .vteil oi4owd. !. for tto relief ol Uieoiakaa -Oittreta'd. aiictat wi-.b VlroleH tod Kpio-"-! butiMi." It ha. bow a .urpla. of tnea r, which lie D rector, hart rate! to rjptad in a-l'trtiaiajr :h bore et it e. it i f I'M t 'tl :H the Afaoeiti eeaamardtbe kiaheot ba-' oil aki:l iL a., aad will furi.ih tha a.t airio ir uo-'tn tr-ato-eet Ju't Publ thed. by tho AisoeUtion. a tejort a "pern. - torrL'.'en, cr i-ttr.isal treaLt.t.i.il.e eil On.B'fm. !.- . tarlstlon or bell-Abu... aad cthr Iwat tl Basnet ' Ortan. Ly tho Coaml.i t Mroi. wlJrhwUl ItMilly tnr.:.iio a -! ear. loic) aia or Cusk.dc, oa tat rcctif I lw rTAnrs for foti,e. ...j i... . - Aci Dr. Or.O. K. OALIIOrV. CiBtoltia .Brre.B. Ilowyrrt Awwiiiti' i.Nt. i Hoetk NIXTIi street. Philel-V phi. I'a. By order ol the Tireeior?. ElKA D ÜKAETWZLL. Pr'ildeaC CEO. FAIRCHILO. becretary. ftlo-'lf i. 1 m -v no? .....a ir. ar.ain. Tt.. r. h et t: ii t '." - ' . U. V P ll d aia'd cettol cettoa Curd.: bot-.cottna Tola. (r til- br r. a. i.imik !''. . trmii nntrKi i'jmcy.- . .51 M'l.rtV P. K. p.fj. p jr: 7 . F. end F. F. 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