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New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

a. No. Sc John street-n pursuance OF an order Of the
Surrogate of County of NewYok notice is hereby given
10 all persons having cums against Alexander Brown An.
Cole or Marcus Brutus deceased nes,aes present
the with the vouchers thereof the subscriber at his
Office NO. Sc John street in the City of NcwYork or
before the fourth day Of February next
Dated New-York AuCus Sd, 1912
Ia..a p,Eli 4 atnr
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03
EeUBLIC- ADMINISTRATORS Office.

No Sc John.street-In pursuance of Order of the
Surrogate OF the County OF NewYork Notice hereby
given all having claims against John White John
Dubask, William II. Ro!p, Carl Schmihman. deceased,
nestaes 10 present the with the vouchers thereof TO
the subscriber at his Office No Sc Iohnstreet IN the City OF
NewYork. before the fourth day of February next
Dated New-York. August Sd, Is4z
Ia EKETCSLTM. Public Admin rator.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

TN PURSUANCE of an order OF the sur
roga,e of the County OF New York, notice is hereby
given 10 all persons having claims against Isaac Merritt
late OF the cy New York. grocer deceased 70 present
the sam. with the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber az h
residence No e7 Mulberry street, The city New YORK
on or before the 2th day Of January next Dated re"
;vss I,awSms MARY MERRITT, Admnistratrix.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

IN pursuance of an order of the Surrogate
ali persons having claims against Mary Carkson late OF
the city of NewYork deceased to present the snme will
the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber al Mr. Willnks OIL
fee No rs Nasau-street, the city of NewYork on or
before the frs, day of March next-Dated NewYork the
twenty ninth day Of August, A. D. 1872
auSO law6m+ JOHN ABM. WiLtINk.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the sur
4 rogate of Ceu,dy Of New-York Notice is hereby
Tayer late OF the City of New-York, Druggist deceased,
70 present the same with vouchers hereo! to the sub
scribers residence OF The
ngs No 81 Rivaglonstree in the City oil New-iors on
or before the nineteenth day OF December next
NJ e. THAyER. Xxx.
Is ;e17 ,,uRp,. s b. HUTCHINGS. Executor
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

DUBLiC AID DMlNISTRATOR'S Office,
q No 5S Jobnsreei-ln pursuance of an order of the
en- 10 all persons having claims against Margaret McCabe
Albert Ferdinand William P Dobson, William Burrows,
deceased n,eates tie same with the vouchers
thereof the subscriber his Office No rs John-s,reet,
in the City of New-York, before the fourth day Of
Februarv next
Dated New.York, August Sd, 1872
AM lsn6n, z KErCHIIM PnLllc Adninisiranr
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03
I'M Pursuance of an order of the Surrogate

of the Comfy of NewYork Notice is hereby given to
all persons having claims against William Baldwin, late oil
the city Of NewYork. Physician deceased 10 present the
No. AZ Cedar-street the city Of NewYork, before
the twenty-sxth day of September next
Dated New-York the twenty second day OF March, A.
1880 ua3 law6n JOHN FALCONER. Executor.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03
DUBLTC ADMINISTRATIONS Office.

No. SO Jon-street-In pursuance of an order of the
Surrogate the County OF NevYork, notice is hereby
given all person, having claims against John Morrel de
ceased ntesate, present the with the vouchers
thereof subscrher, his office, No sc John street.
in the City of NewYork before the fourth day of
February
Dated New-York, August Sd. 1872
Jswam kETCHITm Pubiic Administrator.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur

EN PUNSUhINOE OF eiII UIUtT UI tIIC kJuI "
rogae Ne County of Newly ork, notice is hereby CIV
epto ali pers having claims against John asen late OF
the City of NeYork, Hair dresser deceaedt to present the
same, with the vouchers thereof 10 the sbscrGeT al me
residence of the subscriber, EMELlNE baSliEN, NO.
Albany.sireet in the City of NewYork, or before the
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

NORPORATlON NOTICE.-Public
" Notice is hereby given, that sale oil Property for u-
paid Taxes will take place Public Auction, at the City
Hall Of the City Of NewYok Wednesday, the 18th day
of September next l2 O'Clock, noon, and be continued
from day day sntl the whole of said property shall be
Sold and ha, the detailed statement the Taxes and prop
erty be sod is published in the New Era newspaper
printed and published in the city OF New-fork
ALFRED A. SMITH, Comptroller.
Comptroler,s Office May 10, 1872 Je25 lawl4w
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03
DY ORDER of Joseph Center, Esq,

DY ORDER Of Joseph Center, Esq,
Supreme Commissioner in and for the county
ofNiagaEa ,,.s
Noee is hereby given that attachment bns been
ageinsi ,hr estate Of HENRY SILL. As nonresidcn
dshor and TIM. ih- same viii be sold Tor the paymen, OF
his debts unless he appear and discharge such attachment
occor 10 la w. within rnoats from the rsi pubiica-
non of tvs no,ice; and that the OF drots and
III delivery of any property belonging To the said deb,or
- him or for MS cs. AMI the transfer ot property be-
ionguo tn the SAID him for his and the
,sn,r o any property him for any purpose whatrxer
80 ~, hi.tsn nv law and VOID Dated Aug l6, 1872
arg 'e; - NtCHOLLS& NEWTON,
r9s a,I,w At,'ys ,or attaching creditors
SPECIE of all kinds bought ard sold,
- ~ t,.as1'' S. J. SYLvES1 Err,
q Wall-st. and $50 Broad way.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

rogate of the County OF New-York, Notice is hereby
given to all persons having claims agains, Cornelius Fra
denburph late of Ike city of NewYork deceased 10 pre-
sent the same with The vouchers thereof 10 the subscribers
at their residence No. l4s Thirteenth street, in The city OF
NewYork on or before the twenty fourth day Of October
next Dated NcwYo the tpentyfrst day OF April 1872
GEORGE l.. FRADENBURGH,
IA
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

I'm PURSUANCE of an order Of the
given 10 ali persons having claims spanst William Mean
Sally lae of the City of New York, Tailor, deceased TO
present the the vouchers the SUBSCRIBER
AZ the office of H. Nico No Nassau str eet in the CITY OF
New.York on or before the twelfth day January next, Dat
ed New. York the ninth day of July. 1912
iylI tawSm MICHAEL ncANNALLN, Administrator.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Sur
rogate of the County of New-York, Notice is hereby
given 10 all persss having claims against Daniel Lane late
Of the city OF NewYork shoemaker deceased TO present
the same with the vouchers thereof to the subscribers tine
house of Mary Lane No. l76 Varck trectpn the ny OF
NewYork, before the twentieth day Of Sept mser
next, Dated NewYork. the 18th day OF March, 1872
MARY LANE, ExecutrX.
,,1n ,,u,sr,+ WIIMOT WILLIAMS, executor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-18

Tue Banks 10 lssas nall Noe. a. a llni ID
smoan, all January nsxs-rsdSsmabis in specie
where issued.
Not to deal in Exchanges "a clause. introduced
oy MIR. Wallace Of Petersburs-.he effect Of which
VIII eto throw monopoly into the hands Of the
brokers, end place the Mercantile community in
their power.
To eurtail their discounts so as-no, 10 La ,bl-
to resume specie psyments-but to NEE, all their
obligationsi
10 keep Journal OF all transactions. omen 10
the inspection Of the public, under heavy penaltie.
for refusal.
The main objection to this is, the cost and ,rou
DE- and the exposure of private asrs-but i, will
probably go farther than any expedien, which
could DO adopted. for removing the popular pre-
ludiee and Glamour sgain.t Banks. They will no
longer 10 the secret monsters, pteying unseen
upon the commun unity. Its tendency, too. will be
to proven, favouritism-whieh, in some cases. Ia,
run into runous excuses.
The numbsr of Directors is limited TO 5-,o p.
eeivea peeunary compensation. and no, to make
any losn of the Bank of which they are Directors.
We do not recollect any other provisions Of par.
ncular importance.
The Bill will be taken up in the Senate TODAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-18
DEATHS.

Al Pttsyyania Courthouse, on Thursday. the
lfIh Gay Of February last in the 26.h year OF her
age, Mrs SARAH SMITH, vile Of Col. goldman n
Bennett OF that place, leaving three infant children.
twoof them only fourteen days old. The writer
OF this small tribute To the memory of the deceased
was acquainted with her from her early youth. a nd
saw developed in the wife anu mother ali those I'm,
qualities OF which the intelligence, modesty and
amiability Of the girl gave such sure presages.-re
trng as she was in her habits these qualities ver,
but known and appreciated by her intimate friend,
and acquaintanccs. Her exemplary walk tbroupb
lie was such to command the res pec and esteem
of all who knew her.
On Saturday morning, the 18th instant, CHARLIE,
lRvING. son Of MIR. Anthony Thornton, Of this civ,
aged 70 months.
This child was beautiful and lovely in an uncom-
moo degree, and heart-Tendng must have been tbs
decree OF Gods inscrutable Providence, by which
he was taken from the bosom Of his parents Bu,
they have the consolation Of knowing that the Sa.
vIour has said, that "of such is the Kingdom al
Heaven" Yes, he has been removed from th.ir
imperfect guardianship 10 the special care and fave,
OF his God. lie has gone from the cares, the perils
the toll sorrows OF this state oftra to tho ever
lasting rest and bliss of Heaven God has plueked
TINS beautiful Hover from the garden Of their n
tons, only TO transplant It in tho Heavenly Para.
disc,
This lovely bud, 90 young so fair
tailed hence ~ early doom,
Just come 10 show how sweet a d1Wor.
IN Paradisc would bloom "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-18

Mr.. Ediior-l perceive that in the notice taken
by the Reporters, in the papers Of this mornin. OF
the debate on the Bank Bill on yesterday, no men
ton IS made Of an amendment offered by me 10 the
5ih section OF the Bill, TO the effect: That for
such times the Banks OF this Commonwealth are
required TO make specie payment, between the
passage Of this Act and the LIST day OF November
next, the said B,nks, respectively. shall DC at lib.
erty to pay their discounts and deposits in the notes
of any Banks by them currently receivable"
My object was to relieve our Banks from doing
more, at the periods when resumption here 10
made dependent upon resumption at the North,
than redeem their own circulation, and TO protect
them from, the drain OF their specie for any other
object. My impression being very decided, that
the Northern resumption is merely colourable, and
the proprety OF the amendment being further en-.
forced in my judgment, by the existence Of some
feature OF similar sort, In the Peunsy lvania
sumption Law, IL not in the others
My amendment was rejected 10y an overwhelming
vote but | wish il known that | made this impo-
tent effort to lick the wre,ched abolition Of the
Bank Committee, (ihe paternity Of which dis
claimed by its own suthsrs) into some shape and
feature. Respectfully,
March II. Il. I. DANIEL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-18

iDe The refusal TO receive the Land Money
will impose the necessity upon the Legislature Of
increasing the taxes largely, to maintain the cedi,
OF the Commonwealth. The State borrowed $780,.
600 OF the Banks to pay interest on the public
debt the LIST Of Janusry--wlieh was due the Is, Of
March, and has not yet been refunded. Ii will be
necessary to borrow MS much more in June, for the
same purpose. Where is tho money to come FRONT
The land money would have supplied this def
e'eney-but that was discarded by the wise Loco
Foeos- Is there any other alternative than direc,
tasa;ion' We know Of none. This, then. will be
the hrsi fruit OF refusing the land money;-nerensed
taxes Embarrassed, as the people now are. thew
will groan under these additional burdens-wi,h
not the less bitterness, because they are imposed
without cause. twill require all their philosophy
to digest an abstraction, which abstracts $500 900
out OF their pockets We only desire, that they
will bear in mind to whom they are indebted for
these unsolicited blessings Possit ~ they may hnd
consolation in Ritche's STATE Rigats which teach
'erupulous regard for the honor of the Federal
Government and utter indifference to the honor Of
the State,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-18
To me WAig Yoter. Of Southampton.

Our political opponents, animated and embolden.
ed by the apathy Of the Wings elsewhere, have
ngain raised the ensign Of party strife. They have
presented under The imposing influence Of eau
Gus nomn9uon, Tor the support Of the elective body
the supposed Boreas Of the Locofoco Vent in the
county-Solunus having been hushed into si' ence-
Dr. william Spark, gentleman Of elevated and
unexceptlone6le moral character, though differing,
OF course, widely in his political opinions from those
of the Wing party. Some Of his friends. bowevsr
reeommend him 10 your support, because, a. thew
say, he IS politically charitable and forbsarinoZ
virtues Of rare indulgence, If possessed in the mo-
sent Iniolerani and proseupuye ase. OF tina, YOU
Will judge correctly by recurrence 10 his aetivitv
and zeal for the past seven years in summon, of &C.
~ Loeoioco principle and untiring oprosition IN
every Wing measure. II II not upon the uo.itiv,
but the negative -Npport Of the Wings that our nd
yersaros evidently hope Tor success. And deYt,ous
and sklu os they arc in the use Of electioneeriog
weapons, there can be no doubt the main lever of
their operations will be directed TO neuttalizs a
portion Of your strength. Tie hope IS Certainly
indulged, that from considerations Of n personal
nature, many Wings may withhold their support
from the candidate Of their choice From the
claims Of this candidate upon your social regard, II
IS far from my purpose TO attempt TO detract. But
neanst all claim 70 your political support, upon
every consideration Of principle and duty, 10 be
CONSISTENT ond jest TO yourselves md country, you
eennol 90 Otherwise than protest. by recording your
woes against him. As specimen Of the political
orthodoxy OF this candidate of the self STYLED De.
noorete Republican State Rights party, he hold.
that The Federal Governmen, POSSESSES the power
20 operate upon NE banking aud other corporate
institutions 4 the States, by mean, Of a gone..l
Bankrupt Law. power which strikes AZ the
very root Of on essential attribute Of sovereirrtv
That Of the undoubied right Of the States TO re-
Gulale and control the institutions Of their creation
VI 10, indeed, paradoIcal 70 maintain that the State
possess the power TO create, and al the same tim
assert that the General Government is clad with
power 10 destroy. II is alone IN period Of sus
pension BY the banks, that any general system
bankruptcy oan afeet them; and yet they, force
~ on imposious necessity, originating in caus,
uncomfortable By them, mey, as they have done,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-18
Correspondence OF the United State. o.

INV fonk, Tuesday, p. NJ.
The operations in domestic EXCHANGE, co,,;n,.
im''ed-,hc rate on Philadelphia is 81 a -: B,lu.
more /; Virginia s a ST. North Csrolin. & /, q.
Charleston u aga; Augusta 81 a 2t; Mobile 10 a
~ New Orleans Ct az; ST. Louis IeiaI3.
Exchange on London for this morning packet,
closed at Iii France $50 3e,.
There is more activity in the Cotton Market. Inn,
no Improvement in prices-i2O0 bales sold n .d,v.
all FOR export.
Flour is dull at former quotations: $50 bbl,
Richmond County sold at IS 81, and $50 If ph;l,-
delphia at IS rs. 1000 bushels JERSEY Cor, =, =.
price not made public.
The plan Of selling cnrsoes of merchandiz. bv
public auction is becoming more in vogue. and i,
highly approved OF. This morning Messr,. uog.
man Co. sold cargo Of Rio Coffee 1880 b,g,,
I" 81 " cents per To- mos. which was Der
Pounu more than was anticipated. The same 6rm
will sell an importation oil Teas ON Fr;d,v a.. or
insl. N -'N'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-18

Judge sssasrs. Il is sa, Jassiss 10 Ms rhSmp
s'n 10 say. that he u entitled 10 no credit for TIA,
vole-aud As does not, VIC presume. claim any--fOr
he did not vote Zoe Judge Summers on any ballot
when there was any expectation Of an election.
MIR II. is very much of gentleman-but no is
a Loeo-snd il the Wings OF the Kanawhs Disirie,
wish Wing votes to be given. the best mode Of &C
eomplishing their wishes will be TO send Whig to
the Senate.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-18
THg BarH BrLL

Was yesterday passed, as engrosssd,-oyss -.
noes AZ.
The leading provisions arc that the Bank, 70
sumo the lst Of November, absolutely-orC co days
after tho principal Banks in Maryland and Penn
sylvania-the enee, Of which condition will be, TO
eauss resumption on the IsI OF July.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-18

portion Of the Democrats Of King & Queen
have I'VE hear brought out a candidate for the
House Of Delegates, who is in favor ofrsceying the
Land Money. The people have very different
notion from their Loeofoco representatives on this
subject, az will more fully appear hereafter. The
Wings, Of course, n they have no candidate Of their
own IN the field, will support Democrat, who s
in favour Of taking the money, in preference to one
who ig against H.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-18
NOTICE TO FARMERS AND THE
PUBLIC GENER

WE are now ready at "Pemberton" (near Ioek No
X opposite charlottesville, Va TO receive and for
waiu l produce OF every descrpton handiIa &c
tt Ia, may DC entrusted TO our care Our Warehouse
hpst mousse We are In good condition TO protect then,
m1n G.mase We win have DTsys con sandy ready 10
% " he aooSe articles either 10 fro river laud
IuE' 70, diaJaRc storage aud shipping Tnbace, onr
piesen' charge Is % cents hds; Wheat Flour Mann
9tutoh iobscco etc la and aboutthe same proportion
we more by our constant caro- and attention 10 Tner
snare OF public patronage and feel ed that when
ueAt safety, dispatch and economy fully undersiood
sey VIII hnd greatly o. their Interest ship their pro-
REFERENCE
harrington. Gibson & Thornton Richmond
Randolph Harrison. GoocAaHd.
John e. Page, Cumberland.
~, PEMBERTON & WALTON
tor the information Of the South siers we would
an arrangement has been by The Jsmes River ,nd
hanawna Company. y a u
NH Is 2aw6w w.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-18

"ir I'D tor-ln your paper OF yes terday, you
nave published an extract from a letter published
IN tho IN Courier and Enquirer" written by A,
~ the Washington correspondent Of tina, paper.
upon the subject OF the Senate's rejection of Nj,
claiborne. In the extract, he says "The pure and
'T'uous Judge Christian, the brother in law and
privy councillor Of our mos, worthy President. i,
deeply and justly ncensed at this refractory pro.
ceedng." That the readers OF yo ur pnper NAV
know how uniustly have been assailed, and how
Jar the statements Of facts made ythis Couespond
emf are 10 DO relied upon, now inform you that
al the time The Core spondert of the Courier and
Enquirer wrote his said letter, did not know that
the Senate had rejected the nomination of NJ,
C'aiooTne-l did no, even know tina, the Presiden,
mad rom mated him TO the Senate for any Office
wha'eveF IA. L." says MIR Claiborne wa, re-.
Jeeted on the 9Th, and this is now the only informa.
Ton have as to the time of his rejec,ion-I left
"Ashinsto City on the 9Th, and did not return
until the night Of the 18th; and urine all that ne
rod was not within SO miles vf the CITY. and
knew nothing Of what was done in either House of
Congress As an act OF justice, | ask the publ.
cation OF this in our next paper, under your Ed
TOTAL mead. Respectfully,
J. B. CHRISTIAN.
Exchange Hotel, Richmond, March I6. 1912.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-18

We call the attention of the Wings ofthis eoun.
v to the spirited address in ano,her column. II
cannot be, that tho wings intend to submit to the
defeat of such Delegate as they now have.-one Of
the staunchest wings in the land. and one Of the
worthies members OF the Legislature. II is con.
iessed that they in the majority, and they are
asked TO surrender man OF their own OPT
mons, and who has ably and faithfully represented
them. for another Of different opinions, and whose
merits, whatever they lie, esnrot be superior to
those OF the present Delegate. This is rather too
much even for LceofOeo impudenec TO ask OF Wing
maenenimi,y
The Address is an elegant production, and
exposes with great power the consolidating ten.
denotes of modern State Rights, yclepcd Democra-
cy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-18

W. ou'zo' has written a tart letter TO Te,,,
complaining oil the indiguity offered to the French
MINISTER respect to the quarrel abou, tho pro
anu demanding an apology. Texas 10 very proud
peopIe-eu', we have the authority of one Of h,,
pest citizens for saying, she will mako every sno
iogy' and even surrender tho pigi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-18
Daguerrs's Magical Pictnr..

Dur citizens will observe that Messrs. MafTev A.
Lonsu will exhibit this evening q, the Exchange the
magical pictures by Daguerre, the inventor of the
Dagueueotypc.
The exhibition will be open, for a few nirh,,
only. We extract, for the present. from the Charles
ton Courier, the following favorable notice Of these
pictures.
The Magical Pictures Of Monsieur Ds~u,,r,
ihese works OF art are well worthy the attention
OF the curious and the tasteful As nsintinss tbsv
are OF the highest order Of merit exhibiting The per
speenve IN great beauty and perfection. But the
teh and beautiful changes, from the blazs of noon
cay, through all the intermediate eradaton. 10 m.
darkness Of midnight; and the ma pic
produced by the modification Of light, constitute
then cnlei attraction. The magnificent interior Of
the church OF ST. Etienue the soft moonl;cb, ,,,.,r,
ing from its galleries. the lighting up of Is ,I,.r
the celebration ofits midnight mass and The ,udd.n
peoriins OF It's area with numerous worshipner.
constitute display OF great ani varied charm T'bs
.ahey oil Goldau presents picture Of uiet md "a.
hcious beauty, the lake. the mountain the cul,iv.t
cd farm, and the populous village veing in love Ii
ness, until the midnight storm crumbes into fres-
ments, the adjacent rock, and the moon soon after
o"ooses n scene OF choas and desolatiou. Venice
next rises IN placid grandeur from her watery site
ner noon OF glory is succeeded by twilight shades
ana moonlight sheds soitened beauty over her
palaces and waters-night draws its curtain about
her and, as by magic, the carnival commences n nd
she presents busy scene Of festvi,y and masoue
race ihese three pictures form the exhibitions and
me wonder consists in all their transformation even
inc appearance and disappearance Of figures. be
ing enected by the mere modification Of lisht
W'nout any Change Of the canvass-th same can
t as "ere' developing IN succession its hidden
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-18
CHELSEA For s.,.

AR IuE subscIibcr offers for sale this we'll kpovr,
t.st@ M SsteeAbe place OF residence Its vieinIrx
EkSS 70 ieeh mond and the complete state OF Tensy
=, El .he buildings and enclosures and th. ma y
np ioVeuientS recently MADE render Ihis me-
puIy' Nhlch mas Always been attractive 10 puTehasers
hueh more derraole thAni 1t has been Twen,yG,
% o. isu are now connected tossthOr. making sufi.
&C are now In high state OF guilty alton ~ N'u U.s.
Purchasers are invited 20 the premises yht. ,
90 exhibited 10y the owner who resiesthrT. ~ "'''
Tho Furniture OF the house is also for 80. 10 4. 49,.
complete andVauable, and will also be .rhhI," ey
sons DESTROYS OF viewing IL. si W per-
,,h,s IL, GEORGE p. cRUMP.
ILL, ~. It'll r., General Agent and COLLECTOR