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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-15

In the southern ports there has been general reduc
in the rates both of sterling and domestic exchange
and the premium specie The following the
! at the principal ports at the latest dates
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-15
ID r II O R N f :,

CoNTINUEsto be consulted eenhdentiay at his Ofhc.
y SrsS ss5 s. ase.:sa ,Sa aas%f
S; ef ;ss esSty
snss srsaihs astonishing He d.
ay o., Of resent without
.SsS s.
Psason With ss
not despair by applying to Dr. Horne
residence Of % New York city established Dr.
B. s@S
come contact Attendance until hapsst o'clock IN
Stule'umincura,a pudOr mains ulcera cela"-Horace,
takenin unless post paid All city letters must b,
adistsnce, writing th4r case and enclosing
fee viii have the remedy sent to order. ais SIN
CONSUMES by the ship Utica, will please send their
permits on board at the foot of Rector street. Goods
ss by the '' instant will be sent to ue Pubic store
FLOUR AND suTTkR-lSo S!I; e Ohio FI2a;,- and 20
Il hrkins OF Butter, for sale at FEUslER BROTHERS
SO Gold street corner ofAnn. ala St
WATCHES AND JEWELaY-The sa6s s1i6sIs having
" commenced business at "a Broadway. under rIownds
Hotel respectfully offer to their lends and the public
general assortment of Good j, their line, stins OF
and Gold Silver speetsee. which they manuf.e re and
saoS paid to % s sa
slslw M.&F. SILL va Broadway.
general remedy Tor these diseases, / am fully satssed
from long experience, there Medicine equal Dr. Tay-
lore BALKAN OF Liverwort Being rely vegetable 1t be
eeansss the lungs by relieves difficult
thing and to heal the chest There be
but this medicine for chronic coughs and colds
Az ROGERS M D.
Made genuine only at 1913 Bowery Broohlyn agent Mrs
Hays 1873 Fulton si Boston, Cornhl; New Haven, Nit
cheIl; Bridgeport H. Hall ais std&itw
DOCTOR YOURSELF.-A little book entitled the RU 3 4.
CON, written by ply stefan Of years
this city minute and particular the
treatment and cure q certain prevalent nsmees disorders
The names Of the medicine plain that those
themselves without the risk Of exposure
Fer sale at drug stores,
No. 70 Futon street, corner Of Gold
100 Fulton street, corner Of William.
27s Broadway. Chan bers street next the Park
81 X 2<i Canal street. Spring street Market
So Bowery, corner Of Walker street.
oos Greenwich street.
ia Cherry street, near Cahsrine Market.
hs Delaney street corner Of Suffolk. ais imis'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-15

but there will great pressure at the victorious Cha
tham this enng which will be sensibly felt the ticket
offices; the manager announces engagement for
limited period, with the famed Master Diamond, and Mr..
Whtock professor of the banjo who make their first APP
pearance this evening" in variety OF African jgs songs
and breakdowns Besides this great attraction the SPLEEN
did dramas Of the Vampire aad Flying Dnchman will be
performed. Go it Thorne your fortunes made.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-15
WATERrowN, July 6, 1910.

JEFFERSON COUNTY, :-Wooster sherman, cashier of
the Bank of WATERFOWL being duly sworn, deposeth and
saith that the forth in the foregoing statement
true to the best of his nor nation and belief
w. SHERMAN, Cashier.
Sworn to before me, July 30, $40.
ID. G. GRIDLEY, Com'r of Deeds, Watertown.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-15
COr,,ner,s Once.


AUG. 14-An inquest was held at No. PA Water
street, ON the body Of nymph Of the pave named
Anne johnson, aged Is. 1t appeared that the de
ceased was a native Of New Bedford, and had fol-
lowed her vocation in this city for the last years
during which time she had INDUCED freely in the
use OF ardent spirits.
John Rice, a seaman attached to the brig Brook :
lyn, said thar on Thursday night he concluded to
stay with Anne. They went to bed about 10 o'clock,
when she was perfectly well and sober He awoks
about 1 A. M, when Anne asked him to get her a
drink Of water, which request John complied with,
and then went to sleep again He awoke again
about 3 o'clock, and on turning round to see de-
ceased, found she was dead and cold.
A post norton examination was held, but it
did not appear that she died either from violence
poison, the jury returned a verdic: of death from
intemperance.
Caiamifous-Tbe coroner was called to the
house Of Charles O'Neill, No 1l9 Mulberry street,
to view the body of little boy named Arthur o.
Neil aged two years and a half, who accidentally
thrust his right into kettle Of hot water, and
was scalded so dreadfuly that medical aid was Of
no avail As the physicians certified the cause Of
death. no inquest was taken.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-15


We add the city Of Lafayette because il may be
considered as merely suburb Of ours, being set
apart from New Orleans by an arbitrary or imagi-
nary line.
The result, as stated above, is no better than we
expected at this season Of the year. II is
tion Of the city that loses the greatest part Of the
transient population, and q census taken in the
must for many years, turn out TO the disad want
age ofthc Cd munic ipality We have every confidence
in the integrity with which the work has been done
and we think the attempt Of the Council Of the I'd
municipality 10 take at this If the year
useless waste. Look at the deserted dwellings and
boarding houses in this part Of the city; there not
proof positive that the I'd Municipality has lost half
Of its population at least. What we would like TO
see would be census of the city taken in January
That would rebound much more to the credit Of
New ORLEANS " q. american.
PAINFUL OocuRREScR The Utica Whig SAYS
that the boat Niles, Captain Green, was coming
up the canal on Friday evening, when Just belo W
Little Falls, Of the passengers, Mrs Hunter, Of
New York city, struck by the contractor
bridge, and almost crushed to death. She was
placed in the hands Of physician and when in
formant left, there some hopes entertained Of
her recovery, though her situation is extremely cr-
teal. No blame 10 attached to the captain.
tshe is since dead and brought to this city for in
terment.l
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-15
CoINAGr.
DEPOSITS
S626,65i l,606, sol
Total,

In domestic bills and uncurrent money there has been
some stir with little mprov ement in rates. The fol-
lowing the current rates =
CURRENT RATE BANK NorEs DOMESTIC Bills,
Bank Notes. Exchange.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-15

INTELLIGENCE OFFICEs.-Ihese Ofhces are IN
general curse TO the city. II house-keepers re-
gard the characters, peace and respectability Of
their families, they will put them down. The way
to effect this, is to advertise in the newspapers
when they wish servant servants, as it costs
more to do this than it does to pay those fellows
fifty cents head, who are constantly encouraging
servants to quit their places. Every kind of scan
DIAL is communicated by the dismayed servants to
the keepers Of these Offices, where list of the
names Of the householders who procure servants
from them, is kept with good, bad, black white,
attached to each family, according to the report of
the, perhaps, impudent or dissatisfied domestcs.-
On the application ola lady for girl, at of these
In Broadway some time since, soon she retired
the fellow cries his book keeper, "see ho,c
she rates" The answer was, Z" bad 4" We shall
SEM he, Judy, them" was the reply. This took
place in my presence
l have frequently kept the same servant for two
and three years in my family, but they getting
so impudent through the means Of those fellows
who keep intelligence Offices, that q family can
scarcely keep one for longer time than month. 1t
will be rendering the servants themselves great
service, not only in the saving Of the money they
pay these men, but in the Improvement of their
fees. Those fellows mostly totally unprincpled,
and are constantly infusing improper notions into
the heads Of these foolish dependents with view
TO line their pockets. care little for the nte-
rest IT the newspaper press, but say TO household
ers advertise for your servants, and your fami
lies from lying disgrace. when servants find that
they have not these fellows to to, they will be
more particular how they fly in rage and quit their
places, or use impertincnt language TO- their en-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-15

importation
LIyeRPooL-Per Hum spilie-I4 casks w Chauncey CO.
ass pigs lead Rowland Asp'nwalls crates sck.E Cad
wells Alley stanton Co.'s cks 20 crates Harris
10000 fire bricks Newboid Croo bxs John Alexanders
cks CO Wolfe Bi hop2o bxs B. rstow Pope-e bales
ngsi0 Jos Walker-as casks boz 81 bdls Rolga,e
Nilscns cks cs EIsout cs keiss Brotherss cs bale
Wight, Sturges Co.'S bales belknap Perce-655 bars
bdls James Richmond-s Wignt Surges Colo
cks Pstek7s crates Churchiile6 IS bales Jones
Cot es Wight Coz bales Wight, Surges Co-20
bales Russell Coll boxes T Jones Co.'S IL
Faruum Co.
KEY wEsr-Per "A Brvtrn-373 bags coffee hhds bills
Wells Sprng-lot OF old copper Donadsons bxs
Baldwin-5 bags coffee TO master.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-15

Died.
On Friday 18th instant Caroline Amelia, youngest
daughter Of Thomas W and CstharIe Fields aged
and IA days.
AT Newark j. the morning OF the 18th instant Alfred
George, infant of John AMI Aurea l.. Hawkins Of this
city, aged Al months.
Passengers Arrived.
LIVERPOOL Ship Hunfsrie-John Taylor. Of NYork-I7s
in steerage.
ALExINDRrA-Brig Heine-5. B. Jane b. +. Brown, and
Lewis Jones.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-15
DIR. ELLIOTT,
OCULIsT AND OrHTHALMlC SURGEON

N. III.
OCULIsT AND OrHTHALMlC SURGEON
2si Breodpay, entrance IN Warren si,sef,
- Conhnes his practice TO
D'seGss, 81 NE Eye g. 0pthaimie Surgery in general
mens enabled TO Lave separate apartments for the DIFF
'T Dr. who ' S s' S
tsupdays eepted and Dr. Elots patients during has
The to inter by the basement They will required
TO pay for medicine cnip
Asi,,,e,L Ey.. Of superior quality, pr,gasd in rar.;
spp.aranee and moons thereby avoiding the possibility
Once hours from 10 to O'Clock. my9s ip.y
SnRsAPARlLLA.--Row ALTERNATIVE. or
Diseases not esceed bv other article to purify and
For sale BY o. lay, Agent Drug store. iss Broadway
frantl,n House) New YORK. yai imw'
DOMESTIC RAGs-iso bales ist and I'd soru White Do
iysS '''' rags '0' 'ffEisRsssr BROOKS, 81 Ls.ry..
DWIGHT, pANFoRTH h co, BRoKFRs, No. . M.r
~ chants schssre-safety Fund Ned Back Eastern, Ph
lsdephia and Baltimore Funds bought and cold the best
terms. apii SIM
no DRILLERs AND STONE CUTTERs-The sta
sober accustomed drilling GRANTEES sso, few rccA
stone cutters Apply al the Quarry or at the once ON the
us iswswi.' "''"'' LEWIS GLIB SON. Asep.
LONDON ADVERTISEMENT.
ARrsToCRACY VERSUS DEMOCRACY.
GENTLEMEN ipenea 20 &c ahead the All sstie sss.-
= ''' VIII 90 "'I RoLFE a Co.'S.
NERCHA TAILORs,
No Great M'rISsCTc SSo street. Resrn'str-ss
Cloths, being assured Roe Co.. first sy, cf fash
on 'nd at prices en- the scale mas en-
I THOMPsON, RRoKER ~ Wall street, New YorL
the best terms. Distant served without
ae'ay Dosiw
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-05-14
HIJMBUG.

On the eleventh day of May instant Mr. Benton,
complaining the Senate that officers and contractors
had been induced to exchange gold received from the
Government for Bank paper which they paid out,
among other things said, as appears by the Globe
As to contractors they stood in relation to the Go
vernment little different from officers Il might be-
in consequence Of the disclosures now made CHE TACT
that they had sold the gold received from the y .
and received paper of the Bank OF the Y. ,. "h'c"
they paid out) that clause would DC inserted IN ~
ture contracts requiring the contractors to pay out the
hard money received from the Government" Now
we charge the fact to be- and stand ready to prove IT,
that Mr. Benton himself has sold the gold which he
has received this session Of Congress- to the amount
az 10 and hundred dollars at one time, for depreci
atcJ paper money which he calls filthy rags, pocketng
the premium of 10 per cent at that tune and thus do
nq the very thing which he denounces in government
officer or contractor.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-05-14
RESIGNATION OF AMOS KENDALL.


The Postmaster General (the Globe waggish-
ly calls him the honorable AMOS KENDALL) is
about to return to his old vocation. He has ex-
changed the Post Office for the Globe Office. He
has given up the dignity Of a Cabinet Minister
| to become regular contributor, for pay, to the
Extra Globe, that vehicle of vulgarity, SANDER,
and misrepresentation.
The card Of the fallen official is imbued with
his characteristic poverty of spirit. He pre-
sents himself to the friends of the Admins
tration in the character Of mendicant, and
humbly sues for the means OF subsistence, and
hopes to stimulate them to activity in circulating
the Extra Globe, by telling them that through
the kindness of Messrs. BLAIR and RrvEs, he is
to receive "he profits of such subscription for
the present season, as may be received on his
account" He is a most humble suppliant; and
for the smallest favors, will (ike honest Sanchez
bid God bless the giver, nor look the gif horse
in the mouth
He tells the public of his singular want Of
luck of his not having been fortunate enough
to accumulate wealth in a public office" He
has, no doubt, however the consolation Of feel
ing that this failure of success, in what seems to
be the great business Of official life, under the
domination of the Spells Party has not been
owingto any want of exertion on his part
He speaks Of the necessity Of resorting to prl-
vate employment "for the purpose of meeting
the current expenses Of considerable family"
But the public will remember, that although the
Postmaster General resigns, there are still in Of
fee, considerable family of his blood relations,
who, we presume, will remain billeted on the
Treasury.
II may well be questioned whether he has told
a plain tale about his connection with the offl-
cia paper II is more probable that Mr.. Van
Buren, has been DESTROYS to fortify his organ with
the ability experience, and unscrupulousness OF
Mr.. Kendall and the latter has consented to be-
come commander-in-chief Of the subsidized
presses during the campaign. If defeat TO the
Administration should be the result, he will, in
November, be rewarded with foreign mission
If success over the people should crown the ex.
ertions Of the offibeholders, then he may 60 back
| to the PostolIice, or take some other lucrative
station.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-05-14
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
"WEDNESDAY, May l3

THE PUBLIC PRINTING
The report of the majority and minority of the Select
Committee the Public Printing, and on the qucs-
ton of separating the patronage of the Government
from the political press up Immediately after the
journal was read, the special order.
Mr.. BLACK, Chairman of the Committee and au-
thor Of the majority report intimated that he would
withhold observations he intended to make until some
of the gentlemen of the minority had spoken
Mr.. EVANS then rose, and addressed the House
at length in opposition the recommendations Of the
majority which propose reduce the prices for print
ing only fifteen per cent and in support of the
buttons, presented by the minority of the Committee
which are as follows:
RESOLVED, That the printing Of the present House
Of Representatives executed since the election of the
printers to the House, and hereafter to be executed
shall be paid for reduction from the prices fixed
by the joint resolution passed March 3d. 1919, at the
following rates, TO wit:
Per cent
For he price for composition Of every page
OF small plea plain work, at rcduc-
ton of 10
OF every page of rule work. small plea, at
reduction Of 40
OF every page of BREWER rule-work, at a
reduction Of 30
OF composition Of all other kinds at re-
duction Of Is
For the price Of presswork of every de-
scription, including paper, folding, stitch
ing including all materials and deli
very at the Capitol, where the ordinary
number of copies required, at
duction Of IL
And where an extra number Of copies, not
exceeding 5000, required, at a re-
duction, on the extra numbers of e
And where more than 700 are required AZ
RESOLVED, That the accounts for printing shall be
made out heretofore at the prices fixed by the
luton Of 1919; and in another column against Tho
amounts carried out against each head of expense
shall be set down the reduction each sum at the
foregoing rates and in a third column the amount
to be paid agreeably to the foregoing resolution
Rcsoiped, That when the same document or paper
is printed for both Houses of Congress- and the com
position of the is charged in the Senates print
ing, no charge for composition shall be made in tn.
House printing, except for such necessary alterations
OF headlines, &c. as II required.
Mr.. EVANS spoke with uncommon ability ant
animation, commenting, in detail on the testimony ia
ken before the Committee, which shows most conclu
sively the enormous extravaganza that has been al
lowed in this branch Of expenditure
Mr.. HENRY, of Penn, by general consent, present
ed memorial from large number of the citizens o
Beaver country, Penn praying for an increase Of the
Tariff so as TO give ample protection 10 all kinds OF
goods manufactured in the United States. which wer,
accompanied with the proceedings of public meeting
on the subject, held in said county all of which. or
motion, referred TO the Committee on Manufac
lures
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-05-14

Mr.. UNDERWOOD novsd an adjournment, but
the yeas and nays bsing demanded and ordered, he
withdrew the unekioa.
The question was then put on ordering the bill To
be read third tune and decided by yeas and nays AZ
follows Yeas ~ nays 30.
So the bill was ordered to its third reading
Il was then read third time, PASSED, and sent 10
the Senate for concurrence
The House then adjourned.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-05-14

As long as the LEADERS ofhe Roman armies
were taken from he plough, 10 the plough they
pere piiiiag 10 refiTn-W. II. Harrison.
Union and concert of action are NOT nom n
be anticipated. According TO the present state
of things, no friend Of the administration can
hope for an election by the peopie.--John For
syth May s, 1910.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-05-14

u. S. SENATOR ron Conference.-The Hon.
Jabez w w. Huntington Of Norwich, was on Sa-
turdsy nominated by the Wings of the Connecticut
Legislature for the Office of U. s. Senator, IN 'he
place of Mr. Belts, deceased Judge Huntington
was formerly member Of Congress, and IS now
Judge Of the Superior Court Of Connecticut.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-05-14

Cards, Checks, Circulars, Concert Bills. Bills Of
Ladlng Law and Justices Blanks, Auction Notices.
Public Placards, Horse Bills, Speeches, and indeed,
every thing, adorned unadorned with cuts in the
printing line, from book to the smallest card will be
executed at this office promptly and in the nea.est
style.
Office corner Of ilth street and Penn. Avenue
NAV lSiO-u
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-05-14
THE SUB-TREASURY BILL!

Some of our readers may be wondering what
has become Of this "great measure of deliver
ance." Ii has been slumbering for months on
the Speakers table, and, we understand, it will
be called up this day
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-05-14

Mr. DabsEy, late teller of the Bank OF Virginia,
who recently disappeared under suspicious circum-
stances has returned TO Richmond
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-05-14

Composed Of great variety of new, neat and fanci-
fuI materials for the prompt execution Of any Job in
the most tasteful and approved fashion.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-05-14
%arrfaue.

At Brooklyn, Long Island, on the Both ult3 by the
Rev Mr. SPENCER Lieut.. WILLIAM ROGERS
TAYLOR, u Navy, to CAROLINE A. daughter
Of GoLD S. SILLIMAs, Esq.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-05-14

s,uart's picture of Henry Clay, (Mezzotin'o, full
length,) from Cookies Painting for sale by X Farm
ham
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-05-14

JOB PRINTING AT THIS OFFICE.
a Dob Omec,

We have been at some pains to annex to our New
EsrA BIIsHMENT,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30

rs.rsas Il 'rr r1.r-ar.' cider, a-i -1a-d -ae''s,
..Y Aays attempted. ara Gel. rau attempting. Go
ais .ae laae.t uar 81 homage vt.a the Demo.
-HHs Administrator paws q. Goo sovereign nrorie
a.a fa.s imitation b. h1t u' .de Haskey 81 ibe
Haa. Ttey ..vc .tc iuHu.rhne. Hld4.-s,5us.
aa .- fses,' those who .Ne u iag eslHs, aaa
iUns hssd 5itlr They ere. Coz Die present mao.
mfal ua iaas,g sans cd. bites, sv.a q Ha....
tajes, and Jog.odylc,; - they areao l1a-s5 inca
pstI, @. self government, uor go these aa8urm
consistent friends now venture 90 m-su9arg ht
m9#ueHGy axiom tAsl property Is it5 Test
g. maut," lo che ears oC those that batg uaur.--
Sul less would 'h,, be guilty % de eld aud tb-
situate Federal bercsy, "ibal ihe people are theu
own no..t cucm-es." so tbs IS pgsf. un8 after
'ae election. aud the British Wing fedeElts'< are
uvV ealcunz the coined, of tac ",luck Docior."
Ia continuing las sua'.g, va propose 60 put
them 60 DIE test, o., following cot ihc course i1s,
base always pursued, aud are snl 7ulsuHg. 49,
Ag!a.a s2oah loader ,h3a words, aad lhaneb sac
srtreH. Ter q moment ceases to hiss, NC must not
be less vafy Of bis sting Sudden conversions
are Away, suspicious, and the pai,y thal has "a.
( danJ,o lh5 renegadcs TulImadge and Rycs VII
I never want lesson. 8, lnud and hpocrcy,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30

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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30
1Earsllai's sale.

No y. Henry g. Wisncr
Va
f. r. Calhoun WIN. Cow a. e. a. IL Iaac
lng.on aud others. term. 1870 t. :.
No. y J. b Rradiori,& Go. Dlstrie. Court
W.
=. + Calhoun, Vim Gov
ngtul and others
HeN virtue oltheabaye specified white ne 4 ffel-
10 ed i.om bc Honorable District Court Of the
United >ute5 tor the Northern District Of Rlsss.
spph will SEN 90 Monday ire ih dav Of NAV.
1910, at tle Culrt.liunsc Of LowBdrs Cauaty, the
following described property, TO wit: twenty one tie.
gr5es named as follows; Bob Charity, Polly, Ben,
Cdarlalio 10, jim. Isom, llcnry, Lucy, Gafra, ia.
W. Ctany Brubrn, iiark. Nancy, Adednc. Sally.
Potter lgsIla aud llorcuIra
Aaee6 SIT Ga the property of ead defendants.
CoWHt'ol e. Calhoun, 90 satisfy the above yamrd
executions add others and a cost
ADOl PiiUS e. WEIR
Marshal n. Dist ~
IS Epgs H. Alrry. Dtpty
April 18th 1910 -il-3w fpr. fc S. 90
IO> IPONEMEN I-Ihe sale. of "A poriiog of
lhs above property 10 wit Ben, lsom. Lucy. Gar
r8s, Dagy, Charity, lcuhau Hlrk. Adelinc. Josh.
u ahd B1b is postponed 9unI Che fra 81 JiHe.
ApOLPHUN G. WEIR.
Marshall N. pi4h Aa
Columbus, May 23 ls5or2 [Pr re ~ SO