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RICHMOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i, 1891.
Tosscco-Rtceipts much diminished. Old hugs 81 20 20;
new lngs 81 80 az old leaf - 80 B. good ana ae
81 30 c 20.
FLouR-Couniry, 81 81. 4 80; City Mills s. %.
WaEaT-1O Ia 100 cts, according Ia qualify, ordes
ConS-i0 a ~ cents.
MEAL-ij a 81 cents.
O.r,-:gD IS cents, from vessels and Depot.
PL.srER-innp, 81 s.! a, wharf; on Basin, L.
LrMr-sIal ~.
S.Lr-Sl III by the cargo; in store, 81 - 20.
iRo>irrdrear, $ >: Swedes, 90 Il 50; Country, 30 -.
Mails II cents.
BurTEa-3a IL, very dun and plenty.
SresH-Sew Orleans s. - = Porto Rico, 50 = 80 =
Crox, I 50a0.
CorrEE-l.aeuira and Rio, 81 SOFAS.
TgA-GOa 100
MoL.s.y,-Nrw Oleans and Porto Rico. - a 30 Cts
B,cnS-Bi'timorr, 81 a 5; city cured q > -.
BEEF, 81 O0a5 J.-MutTON, s. 80 4 -.
BERNARD PEYT0N
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TIE SLAVES ESCAPED FROM FLoEIDa.-Thc anti
Slavery Reporter says, that we have been disappointed
by not finding in the American F0Sets received since
last, further information respecting the seven
slaves who have effected their escape from Florida "a
Nassau, Of which Imperial. private LEI,
ter from the Rev. Joshua Leavitt the only
particulars which have yet transpired this country.
Ia last "Reporler, mentioned tina, the informatl0n
received at the "Anti-Siav-ry Office, had been lmme
dately forwarded 10 Lord Aberdeen and are happy
now, in being able TO state, that reply has been
ceived, containing that the careful aten
ton of the Government will be directed to the cas-,
The correspondence viii he found below
q, New BROAD STREET, Dec. 6, 1873
To the Right Hon. the Earl of Aberdeen, &c
My Lord have the duty Of ,ransm ting to you
extract of letter, from the Rev. joshua Lsavu
dated Boston, Nov 10, lS43 relative 10 the case OF
the seven slaves, who have recently arrived from Fior
da, 81 Nassau. Although 1t is probable that your
Lordship may already he in possession Of The facts
through official channels, II scarcely seemed right To
withhold from the Government the contents of Nj
Leavltts letter, matter 81 sgch extreme and CT.
teal importance. OF that class, ccncerDinr
which, the British public have Eel, such intense Anxiety
aud concerning which, also, the Bfitisa Government
have given such distinct and ret rste! pledges has
uccurred-and the eyes o. natons-it might alsn
be sald eyes Of the world Will be sed on The pro.
ceedng' which tIksu, with tespec. to Il Th-t The
shareholders will press the sutrcuder Of the parties
with uabrdled mpetuosity, cannot te douttsd ana
little trust, be doubted, that The a,ttud. i4kcn
BY the British Government, viii be discriminating aud
firm. | have the homer to b., &c. j. Ii. HINTON
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NJ Petersburg Rennhlican requested to cory.
TO THE EDITORS Of TIE E.r

TO THE EDITORS Of TIE Eve UIRER.
Sirs il appears that much Time and money have
been spent in endeavoring 10 fix the pay OF the men
oers of the Legislature and all seem 10 have failed
| would suggest, that the Legislature should pass a
law, that at all elections hereafter held ut the Court
ed SIS per day md So for every 20 mile travelling
another 50 per day, and 81 for every 30 mile travel
ling. The people will then decide The matter at the
polls, without reference to the rules of the House
which says shall where he is directly in
the members, they being fully instructed. The vote
at Brentsvle at the last election taken the sub
ject, and carried unanimously for 50 for member:
of the State Legislature and So for members of Con
gress. Our delegates in both Houses, suppose are
informed that subiect-however. the polls tell FOL
themselves. REDMON FOSTER Of Foster.
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Of Representatives, fitted b. every quality OF
statesman and gentleman, 10 take pace-indeed any
place in the Cabinet This has been done without cor
sultng the wishes Of the gentleman himself; and
although we heartily concur in the general expression
OF opinion as to his eminent fitness and high quaIca
tons for any station, yet know there is none how
ever high, which he would leave his place the House,
IN effect now decided 10 be indsputably his, and where
ne IS so useful t. accept In the first place, he is not
OF the order of men 10 seek Executive appointments
and his services IN the House valuable I, The
Administration TO be dispensed with there Governor
o. had bot TO name the Office he would accept, with
IN the power Of the Presidents appointments and there
ls necessity for him 10 60 into the Cabinet whilst
Virginia is ably represented there By the present dis
tIngushed and very able Secretary OF State. Executive
appointments will doubtless seek Gov. Gilmer when
ever he will accept them .Nqdisoniaa Jan -
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become crippled in their fortunes, resorting to class
Of men Of known and acknowledged incompetency to
fill the Office
We ali know, who know any thing Of the past how
dangerous thing it ia to trust monied arIstocracy,
and that while would dare attempt thing as
individuals yet, just let them meet in secret concaye
and they capable OF the creates ennrm,es; and
hold, that this rule is strictly true with the lgno-
rant and designing, than with any other class of beings
aWYTIlE."
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HOUSE OF MISUNDERSTANDING.


communication from The SENATE, by Their Clerk,
that they had passed the bills entitled san act to author
ze separate elections in the county oil Hampshire
and can act authorizing the establishment OF fo''
House, or houses, in the county of Essex
The Speaker laid before the House letter from
Norborne NJ Tuliaferro, Esq, a delegate from the
county of Franklin, resgning his seat IN The House o.
Delegates.
March 1913 ITO prevent free negroes and muat,oes, in
Accomac and Richmond counties, from selling agricu
tural products, without, certificate, TO all the 'the
counties and corporations of the Commonwealth
wherever the Court of any county or corporation sha'
ordered 10 an engros.ment-nyes -, to noes a..
Several engrossed bills were read third time, an'
passed.
The bill to reduce the expenses oil the Legislative
Department Of Government, was oroefeo 10 De en-
n,nssaS aT,er ha wing been amended, reduc,
The mileage of member, from 20 TO 10 cents per mile
IL rave rise to much debate
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TO TIE EDITORS OF TINE EFQDJEER.
Exchange HOTEL. Feb 9Th. lSd3

E1cHANGE HOTEL, Feb 9Th, lcd3
Gentlemen You will please make it known through
the Enquirer that, upon consultation with nearly every
Delegate to the late Democratic Convention from the
counties composing the 9Th Congressional District,
their unanimous opinion is. that Mr.. Calhoun rs
Withdrawn from the list of Presidential Candidates, aud
his friends have determined 10 stand aloof from the
Baltimore Convention, all opposition to the holding OF
a District Convention at TapPahannock should cease
Under these circumstances, feel authorised to say in
behalf of the meeting at Aylets, with which co ope
rated in issuing manifesto against the proceedings oil
meeting held at King William Courthouse on the
18th December, that all opposition is withdrawn; and
that our Van Buren, friends will not be opposed, mat
tiers not in what they may appoint their dele
gates. Respectfully,
VIM SPOTSWOOD FONTAlNE.
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SENATE-SArrRpAY. FEB 8

SENh E-GAICkDAf, EB
The Senate passed tie bills entitled "An act con
corning the weighing of live stock brought to the cit,
of Richmond;
"An net incorporating the Covesville Male und Fe
male Seminary and
IAN act TO provide more efectually for the punish
ment Of rebellion and other offences in the Peniten
tary.'
They also rejected the bills, entitled "An act con
corning bail in civil cases;' and
Gan act amending the act passed 18th Of November
1898, entitled IAN act against those who counterfeit let
tiers and privy tokens TO receive money or goods il
other mems names
SENATE-NloaDAY, FEE. 5.
Mr. CoyeAp, from the Committee of Gene raj Laws
reported BILL ITO amend the act, entitled IAN act IL
amend the act passed 9TH February, 1917 entitled al
act prescribing certain general regulations for the in
corporation Of Turnpike Companies, and for other pur
poses, >" which passed;
Also, bill ''concernlng the Commissioners OF TIT
Revenue, which was passed.
Also, bill "concernlng the Bank of the Valley ant
its branches, VIII CHI was passed;
Also, bill "prescribng the mode of ascertalning the
tax on vendors of certain patent specific medicines,
which passed;
Also, a bill "fxing the assessed value OF the Doves
Coal Pits tract Of land in the county of Goochland,
ebch was indefinitely postponed-ayes 26, noes )
Also @ bill increasing the fees fConstlbles in Ger
tain cases." which indefinitely pos,poned-aye
"a, noes o.
Also, bill 'investing part Of the Literary Fund II
buildings, &c for the Medical College at Richmond,
winch was laid on the table.
Mr. Ro w CARTER, from the Committee on Clilms
reported a bill ecencernng Stacy Stephens and Johr
Peyton Irving" which was indefinitely postponed
ayes l6, noes ID
Also, bill "concerning Thomas B. Taylor OF Caro-
line county" which was laid the table
On motion of Mr. VOOLFOLK, The Senate adjourned
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We are requested TO state that ihos > 'ococS' Esq
Ill ~, +. candidate for reelection the House Of
D, leoa,es frcm the county Of Buckingham we trust
that this good old county will not permit MI b. 10 de-
rive them of his valuable services in the next Legs
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FItANL IT. SMITH,,
Superintendent Virgina military Institute.


TO TIE EDITORS or THE ENQUIRER.
Gentlemen | understand that the people of Angus
ia and the adjoining counties have pettioned the present
Legislature for of the stock Of the St,unton
and James River Turnpike Company to an exten, suf-
hcient to MAdamize their road The times are hard,
all will admt-and, but for the importance Of this i'm
provement TO the people of that regen-to the James
River and ha Company, and the City of Rich
mond, should not advocate The Improvement at this
tm7-As it is, wish merely 10 ask the use of your
columns 10 show its importance, and TO ask the serious
consideration of the House on 1t
The average crop of wheat of Augusta county alone
esma ted at about equal to 900 barrels Of uur-
and this can, and will, this road is McAdamized be
greatly increased Add to this her pig iron, her lime,
bacon &c. &c, and the whole may be safely put down
equal to l25, 900 barrels at present. That portion
with safety be put down at $4,000 barrels The lower
end of Rockbrdge, and Pendleon county, may be put
down at 10000 more; and the growth Of wheat in
Pendeton has just commenced since the opening Of
the Petersburg road and the increase will be great
for to come, if this Staunton and James River
road is made good Not, however, counting this
increase as anything, let state the importance of
this improvement, firstly, to the James & Kanawh
Company; secondly, to Richmond; and lastly, 10 The
people interested ard The State at large. Surprising
The crop an average one the quantity of flour and other
produce received at Scottsvlle this road, cannot be
short OF l05 900 bbs tolls this on the canal at the
present rate, is equnl to about 500, 500
md if this was received at Scotsve, il is not
saying too much to suppose that the tolls on
merchandise up to that point, taken in ex-
change for produce, would be annually 10000
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FogE.cy Oyricr Dec. n l-t3


Sir am directed b. the Ear, Of Aberdeen
knowledge the receipt Of your letter the oh ms;
and It's enclosure respecting se,cn slaves said 10 have
recently arrived Nassau from Florida ard 10 have
been claimed by The Government of the United States
prisoners fugitive from justice under the treaty
Washington ! am u INFORM you in reply, that Her
Maestys Government w not fa 10 give their aten.
ton TO the proceedings which may be had with regard
to these slaves, in order the due execution OF
the treaty spulations under which they claimec.
am, Sir, your most obedient humble servant.
J Ii HNroS Esq CANNING
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We are proud to that papers Of almost every Sec
ion have spontaneously pointed to Gov T. w. G,mef,
now destiny ushed member fromvrgnia, in the House
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4 GRIcuLTURAL MpLENESTS.-'Fhe Subscriber would cali
n attention his stock Of Agricultural Implements
Of Pongs Straw Cutters Corn shelters, Corn and 'o' 'n
Hoes Spades SEovels, Axes, c &c, which IT, WIZ Hi.
Sooa' a"u SCH 80 NV - ' c. 7. BOLTS.
c Garden Seeds Of the qualify and greatest variety. al
ways hand. s...f
Feb.l "
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ITO w. ID. DAVIS Take notice. that shalt, on the 29Ed
day March, 1871 at Pleasant Grove, IN The county 81 i
nenbnrg of Virginia take The dispositions al bo
pher Anderson Samuel Crauey and othefs I" be ad a. eF
tence in a pending the Superior couf 0 Law ana
Chaucey Cumberland County, Vu.ina, IN wc sou are
plaintiff and Josiah w. Young aud others are deenJans:
CHRISTOPHER ANDERSON, Ir
IS--Wiw
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~ IsEASE produced by Obstruction IN me nhdo"a vs.
~ cera or an inactive Of The vrr cas he eofe
linn The blood then rendered impure, uheaHby bic thro"
t indigestion or dyspepsia Immediately follows; i- whoo
IL pauakes through the nrfinm OF s'a'ac'c a ara ue
.,, sn.s b.ucati h accumulated suffering. 10
h.se disorders remedy has been sought after and discovered
h,r, la ern shnasauds % ponzrf and an-
oneL hy the highest medical authority Sands Sirsapara
rmoyc and efsciua!y diseases originating from obtiuc
,s unhealthy irregular evac2tiuDs, retained petsi
non female .ements cnaGeous and various 0-f disease
"a which The human system i liable.
NJ For particulars advertisements in this and Other cy
Prepared Sold wholesale and rea and Tor expectation
by A. B. SANDS co. Druggists and Chemists, Gfine Buhi-
nys Broadway, Of canber- street; Nc" ORR.
Sold in Richmond BY the Agents. A. DuVAL CO. ~ ..rl.
bur. nv ROSSER ANDERSON, in Norfolk b ~ y san! u,
and by Druggists generally the principal cities IN the l =
Price 81 PER tottle-G bottles for S.
EcsuiIoS.-Ee particular 10 for s.so.'s SaraI 9
rla and take no Other ie"''-'
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unYr i CO.'S OFFICE.

Eadc- tae Exchange hoti, RohngNd Prgiad.
n RAWlNG OF Alexandria Lottery, ~. :. drawn jnhuar,
~ - IS % II - 10 ~ "a 10 ..
Drawing OF Alexandria Lottery, Ezra, 80 ~
Ii 7G 8 - G6 > IS 10 - ~ y - 81.
Ticket Nos 50 49, Capital in the above, sent out ~
HoYT = co.
Drawing of Virginia iIononsaia !.ottery, Ma. );
50 - - - . ! - - 80 IL ~ -.
Tickets Nos IS s. aud % ~ So both Capitals in tho allow
sent out from HOfI Coz
Splendid Lottery for Saturday. the 10Th February
1000 highest prize and Tickets $40 10 nos Ii drawn hao
Feb a cb-it
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STOCkS AT ACCTiON.-Ivll he sold to morrow evening
- (NEDNESDAfl II half pat O'clock EsriIamge
tel, 900 Of STA Per Cent ock The State Virginia
suit purchasers. aSo 10 Shares of faIncs aut -iot and
Shares of Stock in the Brook Turnpike Company Term,
JAS. II. LYNCH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-06

EXECUTIVE SEssios.-We learn that the Senate in
Executive session to-day ratified and confirmed The
venon with France for the reciprocal surrender of u
gitive criminals.
And they confirmed the nominations of Lieut. Col
Bennett Rel 60 be Colonel by brevet.
Captain J. J. Abercrombic, TO be Major by brevet ;
and
Joseph tleklin to be Postmastc- at Lexington, Ken
tucky-[ Washingion Spectator, teo. l.
RHODE lsLANp.-Brown Francis has been elected a
Senator by the Legislature of Rhode Island for the
expired term occasoned by the resignation of the Hon
VIM SPrasue> The vote for Francis GO, SPen-
ccs 26.
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To the James River and Kanawha Company
annually, S50

To the James River and Kanawha Company
annually, $50 900
Richmond has enjoyed The trade Of this re gon
TO the extent she should have DONE but she has always
had portion Of it, and when say, and she Sees she is
about TO lose IT. she knows its importance sufficiently
WELL to willingly lend hand, and liberal one, not
only 10 prevent osng what she has, but 10 secure The
whole, which this read well McAdamiz.d would ef,
ecuay secure to her. and if the trade of that rich por-
ton of the Valley is equal to $4,000 barrels Of -four
annually, and large portion Of the proceeds Of that
large amount, is taken back in merchandise il settles
the matter Of importance al once. Baltimore has long
enjoyed a portion of this trade, and has long been
an1iousy soliciting. and making efforts 10 secure the
whole; and, shall cay it, Legislature has aided her
in it, for the State of Virginia have chartered CON-
pany and bnilt McAdamzed road from Staunton TO
Winchester, the effect Of which is carry this trade
to Baltimore, and at this very moment when the road
from Staunton TO Scotlsvills is botomless in conse
quence OF mud thousands Of barrels of -four are week
y going from Augusta b Baltimore; and the State Of
Virginia made thieefths of this road. To the people
of the Valley. to Bath, Pendleon, portion Of Abe
marie and Nelson, this road is of vital Importance The
McAdam1lns OF it will secure TO them road always
good, SO that whenever desirable they ., TO mar
ket--the best they have can have and will save
TO them in carriage, at least six per cent The value
Of their produce at present prices lf you will allow
me, in her number will show conclusvely that the
stock would be good and that would be taken wthou,
difficulty.
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Died, Sunday evening. instant 1T the residence OH.
his cousin, William W. Fraser J.ME, ". Fe,.FR, OF Montreal
Canada. ihc ! lis The ttuds aLd acGGnt.
OF W NJ Fraser respectfully invited attend ri, ~
neral al hts residence. dpur TRINITY
Ciu:ch, this morning, n 10 ocoCa.
Departed this life, Sunday night ith instant, oocA
after and lingering Illness which c bore with
oriide and snatun Miss Macy ASS JunF.
John II Jade, Richmond behind
for her lass, beloved sud brothers Due
lice III he given when tie funeral VIII be preached
BLESSED are the dead who die ~ the Lord.
49, .IIrit ....iI. I.n
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Al cogl ef Monthly. SESSIONS, hell 20,

George w Lewis ESQ., rose and having announced the
OF THoMAs j. HuNsERFoRp late member Of iis Bar
the following resolutions Tribute of Respect his memory
which Were cordially adopted
Fousd That the members OF the Cou.t and Bar Wesmofe
land receive with unaffected information OF
Thomas J. Hungerorj, Esq
Reoeet That whist knowledge of the Hnleuishcd pro
fessona character AMI virtues of the
spires ~ wlt profound respect iu his fury,
the same time deeply To rporc that youngcndowcd
with such manly qualities 10 attract regard and admiration
eNhihtib. many uhdoibci indications cf usefnc->
should have been cut down b; the hand of Deilh the hope
al anxious friends fulfilled and the bidding fruits
eaiiy promise had time 10 rlpcn a. the inl
fc0red. That the Clerk of This requested
nichs rspocthHy al tcsc resolutions family il
deceased accompanied the expression
ence win llcm IN llIelr recent LMeianchny ai.o..
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N0TlCE.-A Youth. u wishes
~ ton IN some wholesale ar ra. Grocery ury Good
Hardware Siolc-onr WAC can cone wei, ended
character, qualifications, xc. Enquire hi. Office
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n ISSOIUTGoE or Co-pARTNEgSIglP-T'ba Co-PaIi1,,.
~ ship heretofore existing between the cbtrs
firm Of VIM Allison Go" this day Dissolved mutual con
sent. Either partner authorized business tie
concern Wil. ALLISON
HUGH a. WATT.
Richmond. Feb. Ist 1874 -g-1,v,;.y
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(tO-PARTNERSlIlp1he su.fcribr la,
~ Mr. Joseph D. Evans formerly of Lynchbug. Virginia,
partner, and they will conduct the China Glass and
Business, AT the cid stand OF VIVA. Alison Co. Main street,
under The style of ALLISON 4 EVANS.
WIN. ALLISON.
~ The subscribers will keep constantly hard supply ~
the hest and fashionable linr respectfully
solicit continuance Of the the late the publi.
in general. WIN ALLISON,
JOSEPH y. EVANS
Feb. 9Th 1914. s6-aawi.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-11-08
SANFORD 81 PhRK,
s}PaMs3rcGh's piE1s
PICTURE OF HEALRH

Health is characterised "a an ind,vi
dual by lheubsence oI all pan, sui ring
or Election in any part Of bjs body; by
the free and regular eXercte5oi all HE
.uucllons wrhour any exception Thee
consist IN having good appetite al msai
tlmcs, an easy digestion, l1ee cvaCua p
lions, without IoossBess or cos;lyonass
Al eael once IN every iwenIy-iour hour5,
aud without heat, drypcss, or burm"g
at the psssegei the free issue OF t'e wa
Ter without acrlmrny or brrWlug, and
without a reddish sediment which ls al
ways "A sigU Of pressrl or an opproach-
ing pain quiet oIecp without agitation
or lrouJlesomo dreams; 30 taste Of b'le
OF 0,her Tad taste in the mouth upon
t'oIng 10 the morning; 90 sonrnoss o.
di,agteeaba rising Of tho omach; a
clean tongues sweet bre3th;a hing
pmples OF spots on the skin; no flIPs /;
no burning heat upon any part Of the
body; 90 excessive thirst when uDoXpos
ed to labor or other known cause; no IN.
terrnptlon to any natural evacuation, nor
pain at their periodical return.
Where the state Of the system does
not hdrmon2e with the dhgYo plciura'C
health, II l9 Of The creates importance
thatno time be lost 10 sending fora doc
tor, or in the use Of foolish remedies to
often the result Of speculation; instead
Of this course let tose Of Brdudrath's
Pills be i-ken, which will not dacetyc.
but sill 0t once restore heaIln 10 the OF.
gao or part lhal requires it.
Ill who wi,h 10 preserve their h -tltU.
all who are determined to defend their
life against tho eGcroachmauDs Of ds.
ease which might send them premature
Iy to tie gave, vail, without hesitation
have recourse to The Bundfelh' Pills
when The slate Of The system does not hur
monte with the above picture OF heanb
Those who live 10 couary where
contagious or other diseases prevail.
should often think Of this true r,cruro ol
heal h, and observe blm5oll with pgrticu.
lar attention in order to acj accordingly
The wise and rightly directed viii follow
this adNice-lho uuwise are lets 10 their
own destruction. For sale by
II. A STlDGER.
Julv 10 1874