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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-01-26

JOSEPH NoURsE.-Mr. Nourse, the
late Register of the Treasury of the q.
States, who was discharged from office
on the accession Of the present admins
tration, represented as defaulter to the
Government, and had his household fur
niture and other property seized under a
warrant Of distress issued by the Treasu-
ry Department, has had an examination
ofhis accounts by referees appointed in
the suit at the suggestion of the District
Attorney, and by their report, which has
been sanctioned by the District Court,
it is ascertained that instead of being a
debtor to the u. States, there is due
from the government to him the sum of
$l2,33l SO. For the payment of this
sum he has presented petition to Con-
gress.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-01-26
EYENRY POTTER,

EHAS Just returned from NewYork with
L 4 fresh supply of choice articles, viz
Goshen butter in whole and half frkins, to suit
families.
Goshen cheese--new lard;
Family four-fresh crackers;
Buck wheat in bbls and half barrels;
Fresh figs and raisins
Dried plumbs-Dew Rice;
New pea nuts, shagbarks and chesnuts;
Fresh almonds,
Malaga, bunch and cask Raisins,
Smyrna and Sutana do.
Best Cuba Cigars,
Dried Beef
with variety of other articles added to his former
stock, which makes general assortment
A fresh supply of 4 Il E, from
the EAGLE BREWERY, Providence,
in bbls. and half bbls.
Dec. 8
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-01-26
EARTHEN & GLASS WARE.

EARTHEN & GLASS WARE.
el Al crates and packages earthen and glass
wv ware, consisting of
Black printed dishes,
/" '' patcs twllcrs and mullins;
teapots, sugars and creams,
bowls, jugs and teas.
Edged dishes, plates, wtcrs and mullins.
Enamelled jugs bowls, teas and coiices.
&C chambers, jugs, baisons, bowls, plates,
twiflers, mullins, mugs:
Flint, cut and plain decantcrs, tumblcrs, wines,
mullins, cup plates, SC SC.
For sale by JNO. STEVENS & Co.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-01-26

The following communication was
handed to us by one of our fair readers,
with request that we would give it a
place in our columns.
On A Snow STORM.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-01-26

from Albany. The snow of Saturday
has rendered our roads nearly impassi-
ble."
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B R / G. TX =
WANTED.

q PROPOSALS will be received until the LIST
II day Of March next, for the supply at Fort
Adams, Newport IIarbor, X. |. of
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-01-26

MILITIA.-A resolution for abolishing
Militia trainings in Maryland, is before
a committee Of the Legislature of that
State. Reforms are proper; but in the
present situation of the world, it is i'm
portant that nothing should be done that
may impair the efficiency ofthc Militia.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-01-26
100000
COMMON BRICKS.

W I'M NRON Ii ICAS.
These bricks must be cast in moulds Of such size
as to average when burned, inches by 4 inches
by 2 inches. They must be Of the best quality
Of Merchantable bricks. The proportion Of Sal
mon, or pale bricks, must not exceed one eighth
of the whole; and no soft, very pale bricks, will
be received. The proportion of arch bricks must
not exceed one eighth Of the whole; and none of
these that are much warped will be received. The
proportion Of broken bricks must not exceed 2 per
cent. At least $4,000 to be delivered by the st
day Of June next, and the remainder in the course
ofthe summer and autumn of the year, at such pc
riods may best suit the convenience of the Con-
tractor-provided there be always on hand the sup
ply requisite for the progress of the work.
Should any persons desire to furnish the stated
number of bricks, of size different from that given
above, they will please to accompany their propo-
sails with statement of the length, breadth, and
thickness, of well burned brick of the kind they
wish to supply.
Before forming the contract fair sample will
be required to be deposited in the Engineer Office
at Fort Adams, which, should it prove satisfactory,
will govern in the inspection Of the several delive
rics.
Payments will be made if required, OH each
cargo duly inspected and received.
All communications touching this subject, to be
directed to Brevet Col. JOSEPH q. TO1TEN,
L. ). Engineers, Newport, K. |.
Fort Adams, Newport llarbor,
January 10Th, 1881.
The publishers of the Portland, Bath, Gardiner
Halowell, Wscasset, Ihonaston, Bucksport, Ban
gor, and Belfast, (Nlaine) papers; the Portsmouth,
n II. papers; Newburypon and Salem Mass
papers; Boston Patriot; Taunton, New-lBedford,
and Fall River. (Mass.) papers; Stonngton, New
London, Middletown, and Hartford, Conn. pa
pers; New-YoIk Courier and Enquirer; Journal Of
Commerce; New-York American, and Of the
Newburgh. n Y papers, will please give the a
bove notice Insertions and forward their accounts.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-01-26

A whole family was recently poisoned
in Portland, by eating of the harslet Of a
hog which had been kept in slaughter
house. They would probably have died,
but for seasonable medical advice. The
remainder of the harslct was found to be
covered with small ulcers, which con-
vinced the physician that the animal had
eaten poisonous substances for some time
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-01-26

81 ~ n Bushels Of KILN DRIED damaged
30 ~ " RYE-ior sale in lots to suit pur-
chascrs, by TliOS. EVANS.
Jan. 26.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-01-26

ENOR SALE, 6ne topcd square Piano Forte
y Ia A NuNRO.
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MARINE
LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.

ENTERED,
Brig Fame, Vinson, Matanzas.
Sea Bird, Carr, New-York.
CLEARED,
Brig Baron, Godferry, New-York.
ARRIVALS.
Thursday, Jan. Goth.
Sch Maine, A,watcr, FIN. Ncw-York.
Friday, jan 2lst.
Schr. Ahra, Hall, fm Prov, for Philadelphia,
Sloop Splendid Read, New-York; Robert, Luce,
New-London, for Edgartown.
Sunday, Jan. 23d.
Schr. Joseph & Mary, Knowlton, fin. New
York, for Portsmouth, IN. H.
Monday, Jan. 24h,
Brig Harriet, Cook, FIN Prov. for Charleston.
Schr. Maria, Seabury, I'm Phild. for Prov.
Tuesday, Jan. 25h.
Schr. Charles Sidney, Berry, FIN. Richmond for
New York.
The Sloop Albany, Vars, from New-York for
this port, was forced out Of Stonngton harbor in
the snow storm of Saturday 9Th inst. and driven
ashore at Shelter-lsland O.. I.).-Ihe cargo, with
the vessel, it is expected, will be saved.
trJS "A CARD.-The Captain and Crew Of
the Soop Albany offer their thanks to Mr.. WOoD-
RUFF, and family, on Shelter island for their ho5.
pitalty towards them, when wrecked in their vi
clnty, on the night Of the 18th inst. They are
sensible that this acknowledgement is but poor
return for their kind attentions, and prompt relief
1t is however offered, more as a public tcs,mon-
ial in honor of human nature, than an adequate
expression OF the gratitude Of the undersigned.
JOHN VARS,
For himself, and Crew.
Newport, Jan. 2lst, 1881.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-01-26

DESPERATE DRUNKARD.-A drunkard
in Ohio lately suffered dentist to pull a
sound tooth, & sold it to him for GO cents,
with which he bought rum and got drunk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-01-26

go Winter ruler of tn inverted year,
Thy scatterd hair with seet-like ashes fill'd Thy
cheeks
Fring'd with beard made white with other SHOWS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-01-26

Two bills for upwards Of 5000 dollars
each, drawn by the Navy Agent at Ii
ma, have been recently protested at
Washington. 1t is the first instance of
the kind since the adoption of the Con-
stitution, and has direct tendency to
injure the credit of the Government IL
broad.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-01-26

CoMET.-We have been informed by
some of our neighbors who are early
risers, that what appears to be comet
has been observed by them two or three
mornings in succession, in the eastern
horizon, about two hours high at five
o'clock A. nj. with tail something like
two yards long, its direction from the
sun. Not having seen it ourselves, we
have been induced to give this notice, in
hopes that some scientific gentlemen will
consider it of sufficient Importance to
give It their attention. Taunton Sun.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-01-26

love thee, an unlovely as thou seem'st,
And dreaded as thou artn' Coup,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-01-26

An act to repeal certain parts of an act
entitled San act for the relief of lnsol-
vent Debtors" passed in January A.
n 1909
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22
E0NcNtiOn.
J. R. PIERPOIN r

-
ENCOURAGED blythe liberal patronage he has re
II ceved for several years, intends opening in his
School Classical Department for the instruction oil
youth in the Latin and Greek Languages. In his School
will be taught. in Sjdtion TO the ABOVE branches, the
following, viz: Spelling, Reading, Writing. English
Grammar, Geography, History, Composition, Use OF
the Globes, Arithmetic, bookkeeping. Algebra. Men
suraton, Geometry Application OF zebra TO Geome
try Plane and Spherical 1rgonome'ry. Theory and
Practice or Surveying Ssygat Comic Sections, Ne
chancs, Hydr tydroststcs, Optics. Pneumates.
ELECTRICITY, Gaivanisa, Magnetism Chemistry, Astro
nomy, nclud ng as!rononomcs calculations, &c.
In teaching, great care will be taken I" make the
learners acquainted with the princp of each science,
and to exercise their minds Ia Strengthen and i'm
prove them, In teaching Nalurai Philosophy ard Che.
misty appropriate apparatus viii be used for giving
ILLUSTRATION ms and making experiments
Objections are ofeu made to placing English scho.
lars in School in which the Classics taught, lest
lhe be neglected.; but in School in which there are
two or more Teachers, and ONLY one OF them attends
to the Classics, the obi lection is ground!ess.
r. p, deems the neral culture ofihe mind Of the
greatest importance, ard will not therefore neglect to
nstIll INTO his pupils those principles which tend TO
rf s Si The well g assia jul,
comfortable: his room is large and weI and
each scholar furnished with sea. and desk detached
from Others To his present fhi'oso?h'csl apparatus
ILe in,rn b making considerable auditors during the
pr, sent wear His School will reopen ON The 22d o
Tins unt; and lie hopes by faithful discharge al
tho duties incumbent upon him, and sythe assistance.
IA his Scho"l, of young gentleman pf good abilities
aud extensive literary attachments, tY'1nder 1t usofu
| to his patrons AMI interesting to his lfpils .
Mechanics Hall, Aicxsndr;s, ID G, Aug 8, 1851.
aug 8 -2as 5tSw3"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22
Education.

rons of the late Mary ms Talbot and the citi.
zens generally that having taken the house recently
occupied by her, they propose opening school on
Inc hrst Monday Of September next. The course of
instruction to be pursued in this academy will embrace
the following branches VI useful and polite Female Ed
ucaton, viz, Reading. ri.ing. Eng ish Grammar En-.
glisll Composi on Practical Arithn-;c History aid
Geography, with the use Of the GIobes-where the
added, Natural History Natural Philosophy. Logic
Rhetoric and Astronomy; where desired by the Pa.
rents Guardians. the French language. with Draw
ing andpainthg will be also introduced into the
ofnstruction pains vii! be taken to i'm
press upon the minds OF the pupils, a knowledge Of
the first principles fevery branch ofscence to which
their attention shall be directed, n, the same time due
will be extended to their morals. manners and
general department. share Of public patronage is
solicited REBECCA II TALBOT,
aug l3--df HANNAH LITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22
C.assicnl & EMgAish school,.

IlluE subscriber win reopen his SPOOL on Monday,
- the 2s,h of this mouth The Htln and Greek
Lang uages, ind the usual branches 4 English, EN-
brace the c5urse Of study pursued in bis Institution
The subscriber would express his tateful scknow'
Judgements for the very liberal encouragement he has
rec,ived during his residence IN this ace. lie ndul.
GO III, hone. that he shall continue meet the
s,n.Ie cxncc,sticus of his patrons, al advance the
best int ecsts Of his pupils, to whose fnta and moral
Improvement he Intends sedulousy 70 devote what
ever of knowledge or experience ts by posses or &C.
quire.
ness of the School, would crafty subscriber by &C.
ca,ionali, visiting it. n CLAkhh'
aur 2G-2aW6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22
Alexanaria academy, u. C.

IVt>HE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens oil
Alexandria aud the public that he has taken charge
ut tins institution, and has arranged his affairs that.
for the future, he will be enabled to devote his time
and attention exclusively to his profession.
The School Room, Prince.sreet, is airy, spacious,
comfortable, and well furnished.
The course OF instruction will comprise the atm
Greek, and French Languages Bellies Lettrcs Eocu.
ton, Natural ard Moral Philosophy, Astronomy, Ma
tematcs, and the usual branches of liberal eues-
ton.
English Scholars will be received and prepared for
the counting house or they can be taught any Of
all, the branches Of complete English Education
The classical students will be we'll grounded in first
principles aud the construction Of sentences and with
view to the cultivation Of their taste and the i'm
Provement OF their style and general knowledge, the
beauties OF the authors, The doms, &c will be care
fully noticed. Compositions in the ancient and mod.
ern languages will be required. The pupils of the
English Department will also be exercised in compost,
ton, defamation, &c.
The object of The subscriber will be to prepare his
scholars, IS far practicable, for active life for
whateyer profession o, employment they may be in
tended heir morals and general department. WI. be
strictly sttendedto to.
The subscriber begs leave to state. thst he has had
more than twenty years experience instructor of
youth; that he has been he head Of several respect
able literary institutions in this section of the Unions
that he has educated many young gentlemen who
promise to I've useful aud eStabe members Of Soc
ETY.; and that he has the abstraction to believe he has
been the instrument OF much good in his line.
In relation to his Standing AZ general instructor
satisfactory testimonials MAY be examined, by refer
ence 10 Dir Robert /, Taylor, SIR. Dan'. Bryan, or
himself.
The property If the subscriber being principally in
tho District be wishes to establish himself permsnc
y This town. those who pstonizc this in, tituiic
may, therefore. not appr heud any If the dadvsnta
ges or inconvenience attendant upon change Of
teachers.
Board may be had in respectable families on
moderate terms This circumstance, added 10 the
hesthiness Of the place, viii, it is hoped be an in
ducement parents at a distance, to place their
liz this institution.
The Principal could accommodate four young
gentle in his family, reasonable terms, to whose
morals ard Improvement purtcur attention would be
directed.
His terms, which correspond with the charges for
tuition IL other respectable semnaries, may be known
hy applying 10 Mr. Bryan or to the subscr Der, at the
Academy. EDWARD HUGHES.
aug ~ Principal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22

The Columbia Republican, highly resPecta-
bic journal published at Hudson. in New York.
has nroposed that there be holden at Washington
City. early in June next. National republican
Convention of Young Men Of the United States
{. to adopt measures best calculated to promote
the election of HENRY CLAY to the Presidency,
and secure the preservation Of the American sys.
tam tho limited States Bank, and the National
Judiciary" This project is approved BY several
leading National Republican papers IN the State
ofNew York. 1t is new to as, and we are mol
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22

The editors Of the New York J0hrssl Of Com.
merce have received Belfast papsr OF the 9Th
July, which furnishes the annexed paragraphs
We were very much pleased with the inspec-
ton of the Cashmere. ship now lying in this
harbor, loading for Baltimore. She Is coPpered
to low water mark. and is admirably htted up Tor
passengers; and is SO high between decks, that
the taiiest man could stand erect without expe-
riencias any Inconvenience. Although we have
seen ali classes of men. we have never seen any,
taking them as body, better qualified for the ST.
tuations in which they were placed, than the crew
of the Cashmere, every man OF whom seems to
take pleasure in performing the particular part
assigned to him. We have not the least heslta.
ton in recommending this vessel to the notice OF
any of our friends who may be emigrating to the
United States this season.
DUBLIN Corn Erchange-July 4.-There was
little alteration in the market to-day, prime wheat
and oats selling nearly on same terms as last week;
but inferior samples Of both dull lower. No change
m Flour & Oatmeal-of the latter large quanti-
~ was taken for the NORTH West coast. Wheat,
Red. 2ss SIS; do White, s4s SIS; Oats lis
cd l5s.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22
LNnA Sale
COUNT ROCKY.

GS3lH, M y . N u N y y u
THHa Farm, Of first rate soil, on the red and grey
sNSs Slate Rock, situated and binding on tho lands
Ikx3Sxa. of Mr. Stephen Daniel, Mira. Brown, and NJ
q. c. Stewart, in Fairfax County, near the Little ri.
Turnpike Road shout 90 miles from Alexandria,
viii be offered at public suction to the highest bidder.
the pre- misses. on the 2oM dsy Of AvsUst. 1881, al
l2 o'clock Of that day very liberal terms Of psyn ent:
portion Of the purchase money being required -
hand executing ti:le to which there be ex.
cepticn The terms will be made explanatory q
the time of sale The FARM is ubundautly watered,
and good improvements be effected with great e.
cilities The Buildings are comfortable and Of wood.
Afr c. C.. Stewart Mr. Burnett the tenant. will ei.
Their Of them give any information and shew the farm
to any person desruus to inspect il, which would be
more satisfactory than any other mode Of description.
GEORGE w. HUNTER,
Trustee for George Lee Turbervile.
n
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22
Wanted.

1--WE subscriber wishes to enSsg for the ensuing
twelyemon,h. commencing lssovember, an In.
s,ruc,ress. to take charge of Priv School of or
10 girls. His residence is near the aims Post Office
Faaouir county way There gre Tor three vaean.
c;..Ih;x school which he would wIo fill. His terms
ARE 10, the scholastic year Of 10 mon, 81 IS ot board
and tuition including bedding. wsshs and mend"g'
with an addition Of fifty doliasstor nc # taught
aug 5-2aw6w my IOhNEN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22
Dissolution.

PIE eo,partnership heretofore existing between
the subscribers, under the firm Of Lindsay, Hill 4
Go IN this place, and in New York under that of Hill.
van sohnger q Co. was dissolved by mutual consent
Oh the LIST instant The affairs of the firm will be set.
tied here by Samuel Lindsay, and in New York by
SAINT. LINDSAY,
l.. HILL,
H. VAN SOLlNGEN
Alexandra. aug 90, 1851
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, IN. G.
ARRIVED. AUGUST 20.

ARRIvEn, AUGUST 40.
Brig Mary Cole, Small, Fhomaston; lime to
Geo. H. Smoot and ]. H. Davis.
schr. Convoy, Insley, Fishing Bay; lumber to
Geo. HI. Smoot. -
Schr. Gentle Return, Hubbard, Port Deposit;
lumber to Geo. H. Smoot.
schr. Washington. Messck; wharf timber to
G. H. S,noot.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22
Cotton Seine NWine.

q NJ. & S. II. JANNEY offer for sale, Cotton Seine
% Irvine Of superior quality, and assorted sizes,
manufactured by Daniel Hack.
8ino 20--tf
The Fredericksburg Arena is requested to insert
this co times, aud send the bill tn this Office
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22

ct present prepared. to express an opinion con-
corning il. I, is proper, however, to let our
readers know that such proposition has been
made.-Naf. Int.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22
ALEXANDRIA,. DC.
MONDAY MORNING., AUGUST %. 1851
THE ELECTIONS.

Eenfueky.-The only authsntic information
FINISHED by Saturdays mail Of the elections in
his State, is the following from the Louisville
Journal Ofthe 10th. The editors have given the
naioyi,ies cf the districts only, and it appears
IA, Mr.. Chiton is reelected, but by very
snail vote.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22
Office ofMe Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Company
WAs9INGToS. June o. 1891.

Office Of The Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Company
WASHINGTON, June "a, 1881.
NOTICE is hereby given. that an instslment of two
~ dollars and fifty cents per share (being the 21st
mistakenly every share of stock in the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company, required to be paid on the
5th day Of September next. and further sum of two
dollars and fifty cents per share (being the 22d install
ment) on the lst day OF November next; which install.
ments must be paid to the credit Of the Chesapeake
aud otip Canal Company, to the Cashier or other Off.
Ger of3tler of the folio wing Banks, viz:
The Branch bank Of the United States at Wash.
ington;
The Banlepf Washington, at Washington,
The Patriotic Bank Of Washington, do
The Bank Ofthe Metropolis, do
The Farmers and Mechanics Sank, at Georgetown;
The Bank Of Alexandria, al Alexandria,
TIE Bank of Potomac, do
The Farmers Bank Of Alexandria. do
The Mechanics Bark of Alexandria. do
The Haper.towu Bank, in Hsgerstown, Nd.
The Branch ofthe Valley Bank, in Charlestown, Va;
and
The Branch Of the Valley Bank, in Leesburg, Va.
Nv order of the President and Directors:
JOHN p. INGLE,
Clerk Ches. & Ohio Canal Company.
;vA-1awt1st NOy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22
Notice.

yg,lE subscribers respectfully nforheif friendsand
i customers, that they have estsbhsi themselves IN
WV U1olesals DRY GOODSlsiness,
=. ", ,aoi uarke,.s,r.et, ParLlpIfA; and win be
s,cceed.d in business. here, by Mrs. Koones &
MILAN, who are authorized to coli all debts due
persons residing here, that are inted to u.s. viii
n,ease call in the course Of the,ek and settle
their accounts, as one of the firm wrmain here that
time and those having claims will pc present them
for payment. 1No' Nc
aug g. Din
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22
'E0 Nelit

- Two comfortable Brick DWELLING
EEEE HOUSES on Patrick st1eet, at present occu.
EsSSi pied by Mcssrs Is. T.. Harrison and John Es
S.sRRst Johnson. Possession will be given for the
one occupied by Mr. Harrison tie first August
next, and the one occupied by Mr. johnson on first
September next. JOHN w. hAsSIE.
~ 1Q-dtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22

Dissolution VI Copartnership.
II ONWARD DAINGERFIELD and WILLIAM H.
Dsingerfed 4 Co have this day dissolved their ca.
partnership by mutual consent. The business of the
late firm will be settled by Edward Dangerfeld, who
will continue to transact Commission business as here
tOfore. auu 10