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s21 broadway, under the n. Y. Hotel, corner
OF Waverly Place,
AS the honor to inform the Ladies that he has
ment OF
FRENCH FALL GOODS,
that have been selected with particular Eat Paris for this
Store only which he bess leave call the of the La
WEDDING AND soIREE DRESSES
Embd; Muslin Dresses Point de D. 'Angleerre dresses
Rich threads do :. with founces,
Embd with thread do . scaris,
:" rule do do g bertns.
Rich white ssti, do thread lace vels
Point de Brussel do sleeves and caps.
All in Pattern Dresses.
Slss-Broche yenecen Slks-Black extra
. Arcenci-l richly shad'd g Pekn Camayeus
. tilace Cmbre, Z" Hori7ontale Stripes
. ReTs Royale, ' Pekn Chinois,
: Ombre adre, . Cardoline Perse,
White Watered, extra = Hemina Richie,
" Algerien Nuane
PARIS EMBROIDERIES.
Extra rich Peilerines, Emb Muslin Points,
do do Chemisettes, do do kichus
do do Collars, do do Caaezous
Rich emb Pocket Hdkis. Splendid Manellas.
VERY RICH sHAvLS AND CLOAKs.
Thibet Shawls aud Cloaks, New stuff for Cloaks,
Tartar do do Cashmere Cioaks,
Mlagadon do DO Printed Cashme re d'ecosse,
Plaid do do Muslin de LANES.
RICH CASHMERES FOR DRESSES.
Emb'd Cashmere d'ecosse in dress patterns.
Also large assortment French Jewery Reticules
to be found in an, other part, than the West end
al IN
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MEDICINE MADE PALATABLE.

MEDICINE MADE PALATABLE
SIENNA FREE or ITS TASTE e. SMELL
MILLS FLUID EXTRACT or SENNA-This is
l pure extract OF the finest Alex SIENNA in high state
oirecton prepared ~ Vacuo IL efficient easy ruga.
tive IN small dosesthose Tor adults seldom one or
two teaspo sin a. produces .kness spng It's ope.
iOn not ony tbeuauseous smell but
the taste Is rendered positively sgre cable and nyng cnnse
qgeny Win ~, preparation the difficulty attending giving
oi Senna 70 children entirely removed Instead OF the ioa.
ng wch the bulky dose Of the ordinary SIENNA
readiaess aud even with a relish - w - '
pared ny ~ MILLS Practical Chemist, atc assistant
nemst " we Laboratory Of the Apo Hall London)
sold wholesale and retail his Office and laboratory 2j
walker sti'et Y also the agile shirt anuiacors No
Jl1bf"'dWays ~. Y. 40 imfr
4 ToNs tIzINofor sale By - -
- &i7m YERgsE 4 BROOKS
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$500 REWARI)

GROSS Specific MIXTURE-For the cure Of 90.
~ nornom fleets Structures, and Analogous Compai
gave no guackh recommendations deceive the public
Inc proprietor challenges single recent 10
De brought ~ wlch The Mxture will effect rapid cure
=. .Fg.s,tsspI W HMILNoRs ioa Broadway, opposite
W" is"Am Houso H lm-uc
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OF THE
0GTsT.EsGEs
Medicine and Pharmacy
rs NASSAU STREET.
NJ Il DJCAL VICE
pRIVATE ilISEASEs

PRIVATE DISEASES.
s f Ssw os HS college Of Msa
continue to direct their particular attention all diseases
and cure Without sary
,e eopu.oa or from business nvsid
r appsarsnce Of those diseases vast suffering
GCese for many years connected with the principal hosps
saIGGf 'ns f. COMPLAINTS attends for
aas To nte5gs doTsRH M 'fs
LIVING the country and finding make Ter.
,onai have forwarded them contain
sspc osheP WITH ali .ymo@s ,nsa aas sss
faction and eatnens received elsewhere, il any, s.
CONSTlTUTIUNAL DEBILITY CURED.
THE TONIC MIXTURE, prepared BY. the College
en s S.Sty fp produced sGs
esst gig :;nee or ee. e sny kind L nvaabs
packedand sent TO sil parts Of the Union. "
VELPEAU,S SPECIFIC PILLS,
'sse Sn s .Ga
s Tf;", %t ,Ss Ssf'a @spia lsi' d
Sssq vaa sn "y y s M %
TIE the "stha ahey shorter time thar
& q%s o s s1A fs y sda
MiCORD'S ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
yeaere enre Of primary secondary ayPh
pdeea sR%Sna %ess saSasss
al persons faint remaing in their syr
o ,oe sa e2asasI hnse the Ss vsnsss
0raled alternative. 's
sold ~ single bottles 81 each in cases OF half doznn
so carefully packed and sent e parts Of the Union.
EXTRACT OF SARSAPA
RILLA, GENTlAN AND SAS5AFRAS.
s)REPARED by the New Yo.. College of Medicine and
fsrmscy Established for The quackcry This
ened aug highly concentrated Possessing all the pur
lying qualities and curative powcs Of the above hebs cop
IDENTITY recommendcdby the College infinitely supeortoany
extrnct osarsapaTa before the public and be
relied on as CERTAIN remedy for all diseases arising from an I'm
bofches or pmpes ulcers pain the bones joints nodes
utaneous erupons throat disease arsn
mercury
Bold in single bottles, at 75cenuoas
10 cases Of half dozen bcttles, $3.50
!" dozen &c
Cases forwarded 70 all parts of the Union.
iG,,A b'; d'1SY1 SCHaEpsN r EhSs;;' ycrfs.''
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FALL GAk nj ENTS.

WM. MATTHlESSEN, 27 Fulton st-A choice stock
W Of Cloths, Tweeds Cassimres and Ves,ings are now
from which selections be made very moderate p
ces, for cash only.
The cutters of this establishment equal any in the
city Tor their taste and skill getting and
toners can depend on satisfaction pnnctuat and despatch
Those furnishing their materials, have them made
up the above terms.
10" OUTFITTING-Eyety article necessary TO comp etc
a wardrobe, at
WIN. MATTHIESSEN, 1877 Fulton street,
sl7 lm-m next door to Herald office.
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Sales OF stocks mt PhiIadelphin.

New ORLEANS, Sept, H. lsI5.
The correspondence published laeriy in your paper
from New Orleans, has begun TO excite attention.
We are great in everything-great in means, enter.
prize musical and theatrical taste great in humbug
glorious women, and great in quack doctors
The Board OF Health reported two days since, four
cases of yellow fever, being fatal This came upon
us on bright, beautiful day, when the wind was moist
and balmy, from East by South Yellow fever in such
weather. is precisely as natural would be roseblush
on negros cheek The papers down upon the
report instanter Even the Picdyune expressed an
opinion, and the stad Buetn with its pro reverned
editor cavored awtully. Our citizens have been much
exasperated by it, lwas untrue, premature and verv
reckless The Board now backs out and says the re.
port was not authorized TO be published Why was il
Penned This report was published in the Courier
and am much mistaken if Peter r. Wagner that bic
democrat, doesn't give them ample punishment There
ls, and has been, no fever in own-only ifty-sayer
deaths last week, and not of Yellow Jack in the
Charity Hospital Still, do say there may be
mated persons are already in the CITY, and thousands
more are on the way by sea- and the valley OF the Miss.
issipp Food is What the devourer needs and we NAV
give him splendid repas. yet
Business 10 stagnant, but the is expected TO
"open rich " A very healthy business was done las,
year, and we trust to do better this.
Politics are quiet Both parties may be struggling
dreadully, but II so, it is profound secret. Both the
candidates either side for Governor and
Governor are strong popular gentlemen and party
WILL after the election returns be found to have been
knocked into cooked somtrers The unterifed do
mocracy is in high glee in view Of the rubbishn which
the new constitution" will hoe up the free suffrage
ground. The wings are as afraid Of filth usual and
are try ing TO seS which way the wind blows" mainly
uppose to get 10 leeward OF the political stencil OF the
new enemy
There is great deal OF repairing going on and reno
vation OF houses. The splendid ST. Charles Hotel has
been painted from the apex OF the dome the bottom
plank OF John Parsons elegant barber shop, in the
basement and painted, papered and frescoed inside
This classic building looks like Eastern beauty step
ping from Hymens temple, into the voluptuous
cesses of some Paphisn bower. The new Commercial
Exchange and Reading Rooms will he flashed and OPEN
ed under charge OF Bravo the LIST December Exchange
hours will be from 10 o'clock The accommodations
Will be magnificent The Merchants Exchange, down
town. is under control of clique, and 90 by the
board.
The Custom House here is all agog on the subject OF
who writes these letters - Politically all the office
holders there mongrel race.
The amount Of defalcation in the CITY Bank was 800
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FALL FASHIONS.

FdL III FdSIfIONN
fHE BEKS have received invoice Of very
rich Scarfs, Cravas Linen Hdkfs, richly bordered
Their assortment of ready mad Linen and gentlemen under
gsrmens complete and well worthy the attention OF
citzens and strangers.
Their Patent Elastic Brace highly recommended by the
faculty for all persons who suffering from debility
the chest have acquired the habit Of STOPPING For sale
Agate 237 Broadway, corner of Park place. $40 lmtm
FRENCH FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
MADILE. FANNY GODEFROY,
WHO is expected by the Have pa ket will OPEN in
w few days after her retua splendid OF
and most fashionable articles her lne
by the latest packets such
Rich More Silks Broche Pekin Perse and Chine
Stns plain aud figured Pou de Soie choice entirely new
material articles for desses Fancy Mun Tulle and other
Bodured Linen Camsric handkerchief, Embroidered Mus
OF various materials made up exclusively for herself Thread
and Silk Lsces Flowers, Feathers Ribbons Perumeries
Severed of Hats from Mesds Lejay Baudan Bauvas;
aud generally all the articles with the ladies' toilet
3i9 Broadway Of Leonard above Cox's
o,xS
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for being engaged in the fire Thursday week.
and the strong efforts made to clear them the jury this
ali but one and that one boy OF a. as to whom the evil
dence what doubtful This has been q terrible
blow TO rioters generally The young respeca-
bly, connected and their conviction despite the hecu
an efforts of able counsel and the active sympathy of
misguided but influential portion Of the community has
taught breakers that under the present administra
ton OF the law there is no safety for them The effect
this he saluary and feel if that for long time
10 come Philadelphia will be peaeeable city. To Wm.
d. Kelly. Esq, the prosecuting attorney, and 10
the court Quarter Sessions the community are yery
much indebted for fearless and faithful discharge
their public duties
Rumors sfoat, that it is intended to bring out
mixed ticket for the state House Row Offices composed
OF part wings and part democrats This rumor NAV be
for the purpose Of drawing of attention from the
pected coalition OF wings and natives would not
however be surprised II something of the kind at
tempted, though deem such course useless on the
part OF the wings, as those democrats dssaed
doubedy go that of the wings entire while the great
body OF the democratic party will stick to their
nominees.
The French opera is expected here in the course of
this week to succeed the keans, though cannot say
whether these expec tations will be realized. If they
make out as well as the Keans, and reason why
they should not, they will be lucky. Our musical
critics are on the q rice for the advent of Miss Delcy
among US
The day is beautiful with a bracing northwest wind
From all appearances, autumn has last and we
are now beginning to enjoy the delightful weather.
and the intense cold OF winter. Business, which am
told has been active in appearance only revive
uhaeI such SKY as we have to-day. At the stock
boards, there considerable activity and prices
bed decided Improvement. This is the result of the
foreign news State lves advanced IA; Wilmington
Railroad, Reading Railroad Bonds, United States
Bank, Girard Bank, and Grand Gulf, !. In fact
the market was extremely buoyant though there was
slight tendency towards the last to recede from the
prices which ruled through the day The following are
the quotations
sales OF Stocks mt Philadelphia.
SEPT. DPS Wilmington r II, II; IL Louisville Bk
7es; l30 Girard Bk ST. $50 Wilmington IL; $1,000 State
6's, ~; 500 do 77 5000 do III
BErwEEs BoARps-Sl000 Ches & Del Canal Loan, so;
5000 Reading Bonds, hoods Co. 10 State 5's old an
Is; 1000 do 1T; $50 shas Wilmington r. 5ds, III;
1000 Reading r Bonds 6s
SECOND BoARp.-Sl5O State 5's, II 500 Wilmington
KS 5ds, l7t $500 do b 5ds, III $500 doSol7 !;
$50 do b 5ds, II.
AFTER BoARp.-Sl0o0 Reading r Bonds, &c ia
Bank, 8 80 Grand Gulf 81 400 Wilmington r. II !;
80 do. 8 DIS, IL so Girard Bank 81
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WILLIAM ARNOLD vi. d., DENTIST,
- ESPE TFULLY informs his friends and hc public that
he continues he practice o. hS profession as usual
his residence No Warren street DR.. A lvng f many
paid attention the diseases Of the and gums
and the incident thereto, and especially 10 thar
necessnry and useful the filing the teeth win
gold hopes by his rare aad tenton give general
particular branch OF his Ls nrrss
IN which, liberal aud increasing patronage snd which he
al ImF
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miscellaneous Record

Ship Queen Of the West, Liverpool land anchored at S
Spt barques Mallory Norfolk; Vernon Mobile: brigs Belle
Wilmington, NC; Juno, Boston, and others.
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WILLIAM A. SMETS.

AT THE WEST END
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DIX. HULL'S TRUSSES
AND 1BDOnINdL SUPPORTER
TEETH, TEETH. TEEIH.

G REAT REDUCTION in the price Of Dentistry az the
~ old establishment CO Fast Broadway.
Teeth set pivot. -
Teeth sci ON piale from - " = : = . - ' " AZ 90 10 . 90
Teeth filled from. ............. soto 90
All other Dental operations performed in superior style
cheaper than be donc ether DeItist IN the
Teeth mounted for other dentists, by .
N. r. TAYLOR
Surgical and Mechanical Dentist.
All work done at this Office warranted IS Inn
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FINE ARTS.
IN PAINTINGS Cleaned, Lined ond Restored by
~ H. BENT,
slO lmfrc No 1n2 Broadway

BINDERS BOARDS
M Tons Medium Bind-rs Boards, f.r sale Ly
49,, fEltSSE Il BROOKS,
"'"ni No ej and 81 Nassau street.
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The office OF this Society is at present loca-
ted at No. 6 Ann street, in plain and unpre-
tending building, but one which can boast of as
many occupants as any other in the range OF this
populous city. The passer-by is almost sure to
have his attention arrested if he come within hail of
this establishment by the crowds Of persons stand
ing about the door, sitting on the neighborng door
steps, or strolling within pont-bank distance with
their hands in their breeches pockets-the favorte
posture of the loose and ready boys of the green
Isle. Against this posture in their case (athoughi in
others is not gracefully we have nothing say re-
collecting that when they take them out of their
temporary resting place in the everlasting corduroys,
it is themselves who know how to use them Many of
these industrious people attend from day to day for
weeks, with amazing perseverance, until at last the
Soclety's efforts succeed in procuring snug sua-
ton for him who is but too happy to be employed but
whose despondency at one time was so great as 10
make him exclaim, "by this and by that, its as far
from this to situation, it is from Ireland here
The Irish Emigrant Society is now about five
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which strongly tend to sooth the painful thoughts
raised by the misfortune of those who tenantit :
The following branches taught in this lnstitu-
ton, by means of books, maps, &c. &c, preparedr
especially for those who are deprived of sight =
Spelling, Reading, Geography, Grammar, Arithme-
tic, Algebra, Geometry, MensuratIon, Mental Phi
losophy, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, History,
Astronomy, Writing and Rhetoric.
The same branches taught to the female pu-
pills, with the exception Of algebra, geometry men
suration, mental philosophy, and chemistry
In addition to these branches of general educa-
ton, music, both vocal and instrumental is taught
to all who choose to learn it and some of the pu-
pills have already acquired such a proficiency upon
their instruments as would put to the blush many
fair one whom we have seen stepping proudly 10 her
piano, with the full consciousness of receiving the
applause of the visitors to her fathers house. Mr.
w. Boggs, the superintendent Of the institution,
who had the kindness of accompanying US through
the building, requested several of the pupils both
males and females, to perform in our presence, and
thus enabled us to give opinion on their skill.
During a certain number of hours the pupils at
tend to mechanical abors These are,I or the boys,
willow works of all kinds, mat making and weav-
ing and the girls make bandboxes and pasteboard
works of all descriptions. Through the kind atten-
ton of the above named gentleman and always in
his company, we visited the work rooms of
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SuIcDE-A highly educated and accomplished
young lady, about nineteen years of age, drowned
herself in Concord Thursday. She was engaged in
school keeping and left her fathers house at an early
hour in the morning for the purpose OF walking TO the
school house. distant two three miles, and was not
missed until afternoon when search was made ana ner
bonnet and gloves discovered upon the bank oil the
river and about o'clock at night her body was as
covered-New Bedford Bulletin.
Corr DE SoLE1L.-We do not recoilect any sum
mer within several years when SO many have died
from the effects of the heat OF the sun as this
Yesterday we mentioned three cases-to.day we have
two more a German, name unknown, who was sun
struck on the GENTLY Road on Tuesday morning.
taken 10 the Charity Hospital where he died yesterday
Isaac Newton Woodbridge, Of Richmond Va.,was taken
there Yesterday his sickness proceeded from similar
cause-New Orleans Picayune I'd inst
MARRIAGE NO EXPERIMENT. North Carroll
ma Vdtchman chronicles the following case OF ma
trimony Statesville in its neghborhood Mr. John
Martin Sharpe was rsannexed to his former wife and
partner Mrs. Lucy Sharpe, on the 9th June, BY VIM
Moore, Esq; having been duorced from each other on
the 10th of March, last Having been married ten years
the "stocl Of love" ran out it seems They divorced,
courted and married again.
FARMING Punch, IN his almanac says-Get your
carrots forward and try Rowlands Macassar u the
crop looks unpromsing Plant your potatoes with salt
which gives them a relish; and dress with bits oil WOODEN
cloth or shreds of old coats which will improve the po
tato,s Jacket Now, your P's; keep your Yrs warm
hive your BIS shoot your Us feed your Ms; look sof
your potatoes rs and then take your Es
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years old, and is settled on firm foundation. At
first there was good deal OF difficulty experienced
in organizing it, which was at last accomplished by
The triumph of common sense, and concession over
trivial and sectarian differences Now the unanimlty
of the friends of the Society, who very nu-
merous among all denominations, keep but one
The one essential object in view, the welfare of the
friendess emigrant. This is done, in by far the
jorty OF where ii is needed in different ways.
First, the information and COUNSEL furnished by the
officer Of the society, is invaluable, and really better
than money in New York Secondly, imposition
and violence practlsed on emgr' nts, redressed
legally through the interposltion of the society.
Thirdly, thousands OF persons, male and female,
are put in employment by its agency, and thousands
more put into the nearest track towards home OF
their own. The sick are cared for, and the des-
ponding cheered up with encouragement and sym-
patfy Within the last year, probably between three
and four thousand persons have found employers,
the females, as household servants; the males, prln-
cipaly 10 work IN the servIce of farmers, and IN
exceedingly few instances, have either party cause
10 rue the arrangement, as they generally continue
in the same service for long periods.
Occasional scenes OF an amusing kind occur IN
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This buildng-a correct representation OF which
we give above-located in one of the most
salubrious parts Of the city, between SD and
34th streets, and the Sth and 9th avenues, COM
prises, with the adjacent grounds belonging to the
Institution an area OF 800 feet by 20O and is situated
about three miles north OF the City Hail. 1t is three
stories in height, and constructed in the modern
Gothic style, of Sing Sing marble. 1t consists of a
main building, l75 feet IN length ,and 81 In depth;
and in two wings, each l30 feet by 80 The north
wing was built in 1888, the centre or main building
in 1910, and the south wing in 1872.
This building can afford comfortable accommo-
dations to at least 200 pupils Both wings ap-
proprated to their use, the north being occupied
by the male inmates as dormitory, hospital, work
shops, &c Nc.. and the south wing in similar
mannerby the other sex. The music and school
rooms for the males situated in the northern part
of the main building, while the south part is similar
ly appropriated to the females.
The dormitories are well ventilated and spacious
being l25 feet by 25. Cold and warm baths, and
every other essential requisite TO the health Of the
inmates are amply provided, and every where reigns
in the building, an air OF cleanliness and comfort
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PUBLIC SALE OF THE
MONROE RAIL ROAD AND BANKING co.
GEoRGrA Decree of the Special Jury relation the
MI HLrtVgnuiA, Monroe Rail Road and Banking Com

shb sShEbo}RGIA }aG Monroe Rail Road and Banking Com %
WE THE JyRY lind and decree, that The Monroe Raj,
eeso Ss =. a
spq al G st en- % and aS effects
&c aps a he i,
ssid aud from i; embarressmens unable TO complete said
pa Gi ess 3 t. % e to %
find that there esdtors Of said Gem
Judgment creditors creditors holding certificates ofdpose de
dio Claiming % be morsage creditors Of said Comsny and
among them creditors csnng priority Of hs IN respect ae 70
their demands; and further decree hat the SAID RAJ, Road
ed and AZ he property belonging said Company ali
SoaFo s a iad B.Is c"s Gsry I
9d pabc sas III, coust honse in the couaty Of Bhb by
Samuel B. Haaer and Thonas Hresn Commissioners or
sSg a mSa. s o" b hi @ nd,ls Tuesday X, IN
nrn AID sy,ua and tht the proceeds Of said sle e paid
ep"s o. o.s q aa tie hsssas n, the s
shscs baas n the ely q Macon and tF nblc notice be
claims .crdule heeoi ia the Cierk oee Of his Court
Gfs any controversy shoul respecting sad claims then
would % SaTs bss va e az sm m .s Ws n
Gpy sad se had nqt been made in relation to matters Offset
a,as o. m ton nonpsona'ee Of contracts otheI
cause IN @ The ananum OF n1id for The
sree,e creditors be then and there adnd
Rod succeed ali the obligations Of said COMPANY IN respect
70 the complet9g aupng and keeping the said Road opera
ability er and
that after said sale upon demand notice the stockholders
her them said Company or that the title be transferred BY
s mads Ss
Sheriff. and further decree that for the keeping said Road
applied and that Il said receipts should not be .ni
sseS. sts sale aoEsssd and further decree that William
until The sale OF te aforesaid property completed make
Keeping the IN repair and OPERATION s9hbes specific
statement n sasa of the number and description Of officers
month and the quantity quality and value Of
purchased subject to the examination and approval Of the
costs and other rEs s. ss
from the minutes NY RRs y oss ss1 May
Macon to MSas1 wS % he
with oss snS
M all the sh yesf ii s Sd sns.ei % in
ing Company embracing only the Road the de-
and
Also the entire belonging to said Monroe Raid Road
raid Including rs suSscrpgon Of the State Georgia for
saas % T. M % ss of Ss whn a
The length of the Road is 49, miles the whole q which
s 1S hs ass
four and half miles The Road use Jonesborough
for eight other freight cars and stationary engine The
properly I'll By such desatpnsy pnGchsse nsa viii
''iSs $SSHR$ + fs;i; fSMHRst
fASMAs sfAA%HEa RARpETMas', +: AH4STMEaEs'
Macon Ga. May 26. l845 jeI7toau5 re