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The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-10-07
GORDAN'S LOTTERY OEEICE

0OtNDA H..
Drawing of Consolidated Lottery Class No 80.
81, 6, 4, %, 40, ~, So, 81. 10, 65. "a II 81 49,
Drawing of Aexandria Lottery Glass No. 80.
=, "a. o. % 5S, 10. IL, 81. 80, 81. 55. As, a..
NOS 10 80 o. a Capital Prize sold at this Office
SPLENDID SCHEMES
This Ddy only,
PRIZES OF $4,000.
rs Numbers, ~ Drawn Ballots
Consolidated Lottery, Glass No 100.
The Drawing received tomorrow Evening.
Capitals, O00 20 900. 10000, 1000. I45 80 of
1000, zoos. SOS. zoos, sos, 400. 30s. &c
Tickets only $5-Shares in proportion.
DRAWS THIS DAY.
$4,000.
Prizes Of s 900.
10 Numbers, 10 drawn ballots
Alexandria Lottery Extra Class No $50
Drawing received Thursday Morning
Capitaan,e,-so ooo; 200 700 l.s0o, .i36, IIOO,
,I r'Cos. soo3. zoos. i5os: zoos, sos, 3o', &c
Tickets TO be had Mt JNO ID GORDAN,S
Lottery and Exchange Office. Nnrfolt
s,, where inc highest premium is paid for Gold.
SILVER anu Specie CnccEs. OctI
GORDAN'S LOTTERY OFFICE.
BRILLIANT SCHEME
100000!
so Prizes of 1000
rs Numbers Is Drawn Ballots
Alexandria Lottery Glass B. for 1915
10 be drawn at Alexandra, ID. c., Saturday Oct
llth, lS45.
Capal,m5o 600, $4,000 10000. 5000. 3.s7s, 80 of
Tickets only $l5-Halves S7.5n-Quarters S3.75
Fights s ST.
Tickets to be had az JNO b. GORDAN'S
Lottery and Exchange Office, Norfolk
Where the highest premium is paid for Gold sill
yer. and Specie Checks Oct3-tIItb
MILL BE SOLD, for cash, at the Farm of
James H. Langhornc, dccrasd, Ports
mouth, on FRIDAY. the nth of Octobc- 1S45,
l Match Carriage Horse, ! other Horse
~ Head OF Cattle, (mostly of superior blood,)
II Hogs, Sacks of Oats.
Stacks OF Hay, and various articles of Farm
Ana on SATURDAY, the 18th of same month I
shall sell, for cash at the late residences Of s,d
deceased IN Portsmouth, all his HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting of the
usual variety and mostly good
Also, His LIBRARY, consisting of many valuable
Law and Miscellaneous BOOKS, and tho Office oc-
cupicd by the deceased at the time of his death
JOHN X. KILBY, Administrator,
OF Jas. II. Langhorne, deceased.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-10-07
NEW IL FASHION

Spcctaclcs, Gold and Silver Thim6les and Shields
Gold Guard Keys, Cold Studs and Sleeve Buttons
Coral and Clasps, Finger Rings of evory variety
Table. Dessert and Tea threaded Silver 70 rks Tor
bic, Dessert and Tea thread Spoons plain Silve-
spoons, Sugar longs, Salt and Mustard Spoons,
Ladies' Butter Knives, Cream Ladies. Sugar La
dies, Silver Tea sets of superior style Climbs Tooth
aud Hair Brushes, Silk and other variety OF Reti-
cules, large lot OF Fancy Goods.
10 a large supply of Fancy Fans from IL. cts
to = g each ladies, call aud see them
Gi-Clocks and Watches repaired aud warranted
a. usual, Odd Gold ond Silver bIugAt and taken
in exchange.
July ]. NJ FREEMAN Norfolk
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-10-07

DRIvATE BOARDlNG-HOUSE w
4 LANE, on Middle, between North aud Gls
giow Streets, Portsmouth, Va. N. u. Transient
Boarders taken bv the wccI; or month
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-10-07
KEEp IT BEFORE TIE pEopIEI

II EEP IT BEFORE THE pEOPLEt
M The Subscriber informs the public that he
continues the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS nm
the Corner OF High and Middle streets. where ne
viii be happy 10 receive orders and execute Their,
in style not to be surpassed, az may be demon
sratcd to the satisfaction OF those who will do bino
some of the most fashionable specimens of zoo
CABINET WORK.
Also large lot OF Curled Maple, eusL and Wind.
sor CHAIRS. '''"
Being an cxpericnccd mechanic he respectfully
appeals to tho feelings Of generous public TO 80
tend to him portion of iis patronage Old Fur
turc taken in exchange for New.
+. b. HAYNES
- Nj persons indebted to are respectfully
invited TO call ard settle their bills.
June 10 f. d. IT
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-10-07

N iLLIAM WOODW ARD, Notary Pub.
" nc aud ScrIvcncr, General Agent Convey
ANGER and Collector, will attend all business en-
trusted IT, his care with prnmpncss and despatch.
" Office on Wide Water Street head of Rea-
nokc Square. ink, g
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A VALUABLE DISCOYERY INpAIN1

DURSU ANT to decree OF the Court of Nor
folk County, In the suit of John c. Weston a.
galnst VIM H. Wilson, administration, de benis
non with the VIII annexed, OF Cary Weston de-
ceased, and Mary j. Weston, an infant bearing
da tie on the 26h July, 1915; q very valuable Tract
of JUMPER SWAMP LAND, situated in the Pa.
rlsh OF Portsmouth, and containing three thousand
and fifty acres, more less, will he sold at public
auction before the Court House door of Norfolk
County, on MONDAY, the Goth day of October
next (hclng Court Day. at IL O'Clock Terms of
Sale, credit of six months, the purchaser to give
bond with good security, and the Deed to be re.
served until the purchase money be paid.
VIM II. WILSON, Administrator
de benis non with Will annexed of
Sep 27-atawtds Cary Weston deceased.
THE Schooner Tbadceus from New York bs
L arrived, and brought US the following NEW
The Bosom friend, novel, by the author of the
Young Prima Donna"
No. IL Wandering Jew.
No. IS Pictorial Bible.
The American Shepherd, being History of the
Sheep with their breeds, management and diseas-
es illustrated with portraits of different breeds
sheep barns sheds, &C.
Practical Treatise on the Diseases of Children
by James Stewart, NJ. d., A NJ, late Physician
Sep 80 w Fl. HODGES & co.
SUNDRIEs.-lOoO bags Shot, assorted, . hhds
80 casks Madeira, Tcncrife, Sweet MaIa ga and
Port Wine,
~ bbls N O. and n. L. Rum,
40 do Old Rye Whiskcy
80 do Imitation Cognac Brandy,
40 do Philadelphia and Baltimore Rye Gin,
10 bbis Peppermint Cordial
200 kegs Baltimore Nails,
10 do Saleratus,
200 lbs Indigo,
80 do Nutinegs,
700 do Black Pepper, T"
500 do Allspcc, ~
Sep 25 J. WILLS, Commdfce street.
BACON AND LARD.--1O,OOO lbs BACON
I'D Hog Round, 1000 lbs Extra Hams so kegs No
LARD, just received from Southampton County
for sale by WILLS & co
June 10
WAR DECLARED, aud no mistake but
w what you will find the greatest variety OF
Trunks, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps my Store
IL. IT,.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-10-07

WANDERING JEW complete in vo,s 4
w Price so CITE. Call soon if you want a COW.
Oct6 w II. RI. HODGES & CO
$50 I wish to charter a vessel to proceed tn
Es South Quay, to load with slaves, for which
liberal freight will be paid
Oct s J. WILLS, Commerce street.
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PY LATE ARRIyALs w. H. III. Hon

~ GES CO, have received from the pub.
fishers the following valuable Books:
Elements OF Morality, including Polity, VIM
Wheweli, ID. d., Author of the Histor and the phi
Journal of the Texan Expedition against M;er
subsequent impr isonmcnt of the author his sniff,
ings, and final escape from the Castle of Perote
with reflections upon the present politically and
probable future relations of Texas Mcr;co' enj
the United States, by General Thomas ]. G rcsn
No. 30 Harper's Pictorial Bible
No II Encyclopedia of Domestic Economy.
No. IS Wandering Jew. Oct 6
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WATCH AND CLOCK REpAlRING.

The Subscribers respectful
ly inform the inhabitants of
Portsmouth and Norfolk, that
DIR. Andrew Robinson has
commenced the WATCH &
CLOCK REPAIRING BUSI-
NESS, ~ the Stand formerly
occupied by C.. w Heydon,
a,l th,,, ,,.n,tI 90, a.. A.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-10-07

ELOUR.-lO bbls Of FAMILY FLOUR.
. bbls Old Funk Whisky, for sale low by
Sep 20 T. BROOKS II
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-20

We had two successive failures of the mail, yes to-day from beyond Stockton and the day before frou beyond Charleston.
 The correspondents of the Charleston papers fur nish items of intelligence from Washington no contained in papers of lhe same dale Their let lers are ol the 9th inst That of the Mercury says
 "rhe day begins te break for Texas, although the Northern horizon as dark eyer-light is rising in the Souh IL is impossible believe to carry Iht question in the House of Representatives by the De mOcrac party, AS great as IS their majority; but h, Wings front the South are beginning 10 give way Tho uhigs from Tennessee, two from Georgi ia. ma, be two from North Caro hna, and one from Virginia are expected to go for thIs measure, under suci qualifications will be acceptable to all its friends For Ihc first time since Congress met, l have some confidence that this great measure II be carried in he House, and 1t passes in he House, inc clarcei are two to il wil' tlle Senate. Texas vii h. admitted as Stats, under Mir sTibatts' or Mir frong1ole $ proposition. So draw a long brestl atici your loug su- ense, and let the cloud depar rom your brow"
 The correspondent of the Courier has the fo How. Ing:
 Since rlored my letter 10 night am surprised lo learn, that Mir Yancey of Alabama, and Mir. Cling. man o North Carolina, left rhls city in ihe cars for Baltimore, al half past this evening, for the sus- pecled purpose of fighting,
 Mir Clngman, as you are aware, opposed the an- nexaton of Texas, m d speech day two ago ,and he also voted with MT. Adams against the 25th rule.
 Mir. Yancey, in his speech, spoke of Mir. c as "merting the scorn and execralion of every honest heart m lhe South"
 Alr. Clingman requested an explanation or re:ruc- ton, in a letter, winch was conveyed to Mr. Yancey by MT. Chiffon of Va Mr. Chiffon would not con s-ut bear the letter without the liherty of express ipg his views of he matter to Mir. Yancey He told MT Y, that he considered his language jusiifiabe.
 MT. fancey, in reply to the lettrr, sent to Mir. q copy of the offensive paragraphs.
 Mir. Clingman afterwards had some conversation with Mr. Yancey. and the parties have left the city together.
 give this as hear it, from good authority, not vouching for it myself
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-20
P.-,h. .p..i...- .nd I..-u.l


 The course puIsH q by candidates Tor uthoe al the coming election seens nest exfraodlnary.
 Two brace of birds, out of lhe bevy to be flushed Def ,re he August election. are he wing and seem huer"g about the Court House Well, as those birds come out of dieir shells thus early, they may do for the people to make gHne of about dog days IT there is any lhing corrupt and erupng II IS the present mode of electioneering. For the hrsi time six monhs is the period they allow themselves. Well, "l hope they ma, have good time of il ' Ru this is not all, they disgust even inc men who ally wish hcm well by their attempts to procure n pledge from every gentleman whom they dare ap' proach, and then as they get pledges they are re- c4rded for the benefit Of the Bull and Bears who bet the result of he election
 Now. do hope that the good people of Mobile county, will frown down the present system and no. vote for any one who makes it business to electiou- eer rndey.
 hold it to be good rule not to vote for any maH who alrendy holds an office. II any gentleman wish. office under the county, and is euJnylng one un- der the corporal'n he should resign the one before he asks for the other. Bul stool pigeons are neces- sar> well as decoy ducks now-adals. Now, Mir Editor, ] wish to tell you great secret, but you must say nothing about il until after the first Monda, in August; but il Is sure gun, that the Court House clique and the Mayors Office clique are deter minrtI to doye-tail matters to suit thsmseises fuI as l have Ry men ouf wall tell you from time to time how the ducks q'mcN and tle piyenns iinter. As n. citizen, l h,ue the office of city Treasurer ~iil be dectied vacant at the next meeting of the Boards of Aldermen and Common Counciinen.
 IXEiGpE
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-20

'CANDLRs- From first hands pure Sperm held al 3Od3l without sales Sales by auction made at 2S to 3Oc Stock large.
 CoTpPK-Markot irregular prices however general; A 10 ac. tower. Sales of prime Rio made as low 6kD trom rt hands. From grocers the range according to qualiy dADI4 for Rio and Havana. or the lner tut tridiug suppiy.
 FLoURFar receipts and good supply. with limited re- quet prices tending down-say Si5OD4 70 for Ohio and 5+A A6D43s for Nil isonri.
 GRAIg-Fair supplies Of sheed corn which sell from ie wharf and at auction for about 45c and from 5ac. Oats 40c.
 IIAY-several additional cargoes arrived this week. un
 Ter the weight Of which and light request prcos have heeH depressed Sales oflo;s eastern made from 55 Ct ,ents, and north river 42 to 4sc. LARp--Pfoes are again slightly reduced, say 6(95Ac. IS in quality. Light city demand.
 LUABEH--'nYu cATgoes cleared this week We heal 2f no demand for foreign ordersnllls employed in Aeting od orders and for city consumption. Prices Se Ny al s{dD Id per A.
 MoLAssEsFar receipts In the early part of the week
 some improvement in demand, although at about I%c. pei gallon decline say sD ls1c Last two ays the weathe has been unfty0rabe.
 PorAToEs-Receipts still continue far but bef-re re harhed small proportion only in good order. The Ge mand Is n yel very light improvement being shortly
 anticipated. We quote white $ls and chenangoes q es per bbl. in good order. PORK-Demand very light with A fair supply We 1note new and cid Mess Sl0D10k; NJ o S3& &GD9h; and Prime l .SsG055A.
 RIcr-Free receipts, with bat little enqulry-priees | tglin reduced say 10 3Llc. a in quality.
 ScsAR-Arryas have been liberal in view of the stock already held oHd the demand which is still quite restrict
 ed although there has been enquiry than for 3evora previous Weeki We quote extremes hefore 3lD5kc- | the latter for choice. SALT- Sevcn cdrgues, with an aggregate of 20,i30 sacks have arrived from Liverpool during the week. Three cargoes sold early in the week 90c in the hay
 aud 300 sack; on the wharf al Sl The balance on the
 market The weight ot receipts has depressed prices e0c | heEg the best oilers We heard ofyesterday. l NnlsKEY-Far receipts with amodcrate enquiry, pr 'eS the last few days recedng. We quote 2602ec ex | .femeS tor recied.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-20

LIBERATION OF THE GREAT BRITAIN.-NO- thing, since the liberation of 'Connel has excited so great sensation as the talked of liberation of the Great Britain steamer. from her long and unmerited confinement in tue dock of Bristol Never WIS a prisoner known to be kept in the dock SO long, and the penalty has been inflicted m spite of the fine old national alegory f"Briion's never, never shall be slaves" for ''never, never" was there such slave as this unfortunate Great Britain. She was built to be what is expressly termed Irregular out and out e," but never having been able get out, she has never had chance of showing whether she could fulfil the designs of her builders. II is definite iy arranged that the dock shall be demolished, and the noble captive passes over the gate that for Rery tobstructed her, "See the conquering hero comes"' will be played on the lew. harp by resi- dent professor of that simplest of Mosaic insru- ments T London Punch.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-20

EXCHANGE-The market ruled quite steady and at uniform during the last fortnight in December Since then the supply has been rather limited good demand prevailing for bills all points, which has enabled draw to obtain an advance throughout the past week of bills New York al 9 checking al per cent discount State Bank notes continue to decline in value 75 dis count being yesterdays rate. Receipts pecie during week ,25O Total of season S202 25J See table for rates
 FREIGHTS-Foregn reights, which opened first of the d and lc. to Liverpool and Havre, gradually advanced s4d. and "a cent which the quoted rate with several engagements about the of ie present month During that time and especially about the middle Of December considerable activity prevailed, with scarcity of vessels Since the lst instant have ged vessels which with the light receipts of cotton for vera preceding weeks had the effect O reducing rates to 5d and lac at the commencement of the past week Al these rates ships and bark engaged for Liverpool and ship for Have the only foreign charters reported during the week. British vessels previously berth filling up the best rates obainabe-from O. l6 to Sd. In addition
 vessel chartered at New Orleans for Europe, and chartered ut the north for Rotterdam haze ed loading On Monday and Tuesday there some enquiry for France and North of Europe, but masters stiff, l4c. being refused for Hayre-snce then ship pers have not been disposed to pay those rae anticipating
 decine there has accordingly been little foreign freight offering for two three days past. COastwse feights have settled down at 5sc to New York Boston Providence, etc. with fair degree of activty At New Orleans freight to Liverpool 9l6d0 19-3ad Havre 1 ct and dull.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-20

We are indebted to Mir. ALLEs for specimen number of Narrative of the United States Exploring Expedition under charge of Lieutenant Wilkes, Tn the years 1893, '3s 40, Fl and AZ. The squadron consisting of vessels, sailed from Norfolk in Au. gust, 1885, and after an absence of three years and ten months, during which period most of the mpor- tan Islands in the Pacific and great Southern Oceans were visited, anI the Atlantic reg ions successfully explored, returned in safety 10 New York. The work is published in five large imperial octa. vo volumes, with an atlas of large and extended maps. lti. got up m style trsly magnificent It is to contain sixty weight large steel ensravngs. forty six steel vigne,tes, three hundred cuts, thirteen large and small maps and charts, and twenty five hundred pages of letter press The specimen before us of the plates, cuts and general execution of the work surpasses any thing of the kind we have seen from the ATerlcan press It is published by Lea & Blanchard, Philadelphia, and will shortly be read, or deli,ery. Mir. Allen is the Agent of the pub fishers
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-20
Grocery, Produce and Provision Market.

GENERAL REMARKs.-At our last weekly notice, rise was reported in the Alabama river. which subse quenty confirmed the other rivers having also risen 0 feet This intelligence, with increased arrivals Of cotton from all points, has had the effect of cheering grocers pro vision dealers in anticipation of general revival of trade. The effect far beyond this is not very perce tibe although there has been some little increase In bus The weather has been wet and overcast the as two days and hopes induged that at length depend upon free communication with the interior Imports except in few articles. have been light. In pr ces, regular sae but little change, the market is howe yer very irregular, with a downward tendency.
 BAGGIsa AND RoPE--No demand We are just now at the duest period of the year-between the two the demand for the last crop being supplied while that for the next is scarcely felt before February In the time the supply is accommodating and already heavy Ken lucky llGD12lD4sO54c
 BAcos-Dull at 4zc, for shoulders; 4SD5c. for sides; and to 10 cents for haall old. Best hams retail at l2k cents.
 BuTTER-Extremes for northern I5CDlsc.-the latter best Goshen. supply large and limited sales.
 CnEEsE-The extremes of the market TO lDl1e.-the lat Ter for what s dsnomnsssd English diary. An ample sap ply of bOz-sask sserss.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-20

SeriouslV did those gentlemen SUI pose that all
 the friends of law and order in the city could have touched har of Mir Scouts head with impuniiy7- Dd they suppose that inc hard listed democrats Of the city would nave stood by and seen a man pulled to pieces merely Inr making statements and express ing opinions winch were believed and maintained by every one of Ihem. If any persons had been n- fauated to have attempted such an act of folly ard wckeduess iAey would have discovered, first, how brave mnn could defrnd himself when attacked, and secondly, how very ineonsderable, except the i'm agnatinn of some Of it's members are the trrrors of a Clay Club
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-20
From tht Nov Orleans Cnurier.

We publish below temperate and well w:Iiten analysis of iho evidence m the ludcrous quarrel, got much esteemed clergyman of this city We trust the affair wiI end here Unless Messrs. R. and P. choose continue the warfare they wanon!y commenced, siiall say no more the subject.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-20

Tho subscribers for complimentary dinner to be rendered to Col PERCY WALKER, asa re.ti. 'nonial of the high sense of the community of his t'hul ard efficient proiess ona services, and gen. tlemanly department as solicitor. as well as sther citizens favorable to the object, arc requested tj meet at the Ball Room nf the Wavery House on TUESDAY EvEEINa, 2Ist instant, at ! o'clock.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-20

The New-Orleans papers contain the details of a controversy which has arisen between a committee of the Clay Club, Messrs. RosELIUs and PETERS, and the Rev. w. A. ScoTT, Pastor of the Presbyte- rian Church in that city, which has excited consid- erable attention. As all the parties are we'll known in this place we have thought brief account of tho matter would prove acceptable to our readers, aud we have accordingly taken statement of it from the NewOreans Courier of Thursday evening.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-20

In order to suitable reply to the frank appeal of our contemporary in Saturdays Advertiser, and to meet the case of which he complains that 1t may be satisfactorily disposed of, personal interview with correspondent is necessary. This we have sought and have only found sufficient reason for not obtaining it. We expect it however in the course of the day, and in that shall refer to il to mor
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-20

MARRIED--At st Louis. on the 9lst ut, by the Rev Father Geiznl. MT. CoRaBLIUs NooNAN 10 Miss CATH- BRINE AoNEs, daughter of EneNs McFal Esq., formerly of Baltimore Md
 On Saturday evening, 18th inst, hy Roht. D. Wggns Esq, MT. WM. PETERSON 10 Miss SARAH JAMES, all of this county
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-20

Mir. BouLLEmET has laid on our table the follow ing new publications: The first volume of the His TORY or THE APPROPRIATION in Germany, b, Ranke. translated by Sarah Austin We have mol had time to peruse it, but it is spoken of as worl of much interest.
 The January number of the New Orleans Medica Journal, n work of established and increasing repu tation. The present number contains on elaborate and interesting history sf the yellow fever Tn Mobile by Dr. P. II. LEWIS, commencing with its first ap pearance here in the year, A. D.. 1705.
 Also, a specimen number of the Narrative of ths U. States Exploring Expedition, by Lieut.. Wilkes refer, ed to in another paragraph.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-20
- M MOBILE
Monday Morning. January 20, 1s45.

We lmVe communication from our currrspon' dent "Chivalry," which we hold over for informa ton. An interview with the writer is requested.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-20

I5 The friends of THos. ] nnd HELEN x. BUTLER requested attend the funeral Of their daughter Jo sEPHNE, from Mrs. IIowes, St Joseph street, at half past o'clock this evening
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-20

DJ-Tha undersigned announces himself as a can. didatc for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mubile coun- ty, at the ensuing August election.
 ianl7 41te JACOB S MARSH
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-20
uMUTUAL sARETY INaURANCE G,

uJ JmUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE co or ofNew-York-A Div idend of rwENTY-rHRER AND HAir PER CENT was declared the 9th inst Capital increased 10 SIX HuNDRED AND sixTY-sEvEX THOUSAND DOLLARS. Toinl a'sets over q million of dollars.
 Pesons who did business with tho Agency during the year just ended. will receive their Dividends m Serp in February.
 Applications for INSURANCE vi be received at the office Of the Agency, corner of St Francis and Royasts up stairs. ianlsl ROBERT S. BUNKER, Agent.