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PROSPECTUS
"UsION B.PTIST HAMMER AND PIONEER,

"USIoN Baptist BANNER AND PIONEER,
TBNIllS work will be published in pamphlet form,
- monthly. the City ~ Richmond Va sban contain 10
number making ts1 pages per annum. The Union
Baptist Banner and Pioneer" sa e devoted the
'Tui"n BIp Church" f md f Of docfnss
6c-aui % uriinR christian
eobsint will be promote unity among Evangelical
nominations n Chnanto advance God and the
fIrberanc" of the Red-rn.er's kin-dom
an VOL theological questions sent
paid will with prompt Banner and Pioneer
~ dectdfdy oplnsrd sided The the whole
iuth End nothing but ths tfui will be All cuty,
defamation, n'rs a. rhap b. constantly stubborn
" avoided it r ae and principles Gospel Of the
God" about which contend ard O.
VI TERMS-sioo pr advance. 81 n not
pad within mnh snbrcrb delivery
number ~ WIN shsn obtain Wy ubscflera within
months atrr slbscrbrg fsn BE- entitled copy gratis
~ communications directed the
Editor toplt al Hhcbcs should be- vcfy paftcuar ~ Civ
their addfcs name, poet Office county Tire Riitors
address present "unrnhurz fi,ua lie most
eafnety oho c patronage Of an he ficnds this christ
enterprise and uy desires N hear from them Immediately. VIII
mt frends take active pau To- this wofif
Iuy 1t.-Sf JAS w. HuSNtrtrr-T
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u We are requested By t',s Auditor ct fnbe Accounts
20 state too the informasn ~ a PERSONS concerned Goat
che lists II delinquent ands embracing he period o i've
years. nearly copleicd, aud will shortly be uaHnici
% the shen. 81 the several couneshc lands 20 don-
qusa, b. sold September end October cours accO'dns
A.
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The August No. Of the Southern Literary Messenger,
will De issued Friday tie let.
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% DOLLARS REWARD

Ne iLL.bo paid TO any person who will detect
the Thief that picked pocket OF large Leather Pocket
HOOK IN he Fosi one last
huudrd dolar m1 Gfy EIehanle
Bdak o Virgins, and y hundred
subscribers laicP Fellow
ami Icco ps
10 ore OF the pockets dollar Note Merchants
AMI Mechanics hank of AeIanLl pasted entirely
beng brnken Bas may lead the detection the thief
ia al-u JAMES VI. FORD.
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MRS. MEAD'S SCHOOL.
ENIIIS Institution will be- re.opened, for the re-.
n eepton of Hoafdss and Day Pupils, Fra Dav ~
October next Mrs Mead VIII be assisted by Teachers and Pro
eos o. distinguished ability, and the Of Instruction will
De- a. heretofore thorough and Lectures Engsh
sh1 Feneh viii be delivered during scssion u
RbLNITENrfAHY LINSPys.-ss,7s, a. Pesnes,
iary Piah Linseys u and Improved patterns Just
eeived md for ale NJ Manufacturers prices. BY
~ 20 KENT. KENDALL. n ATwATER
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NATIONAL LOAN ftNp LITE
ASSURANCE SOCfETY or 10 vDOy.
EMPOWERED BY ACT or PARLIAMENT
CAPITAL foOO. 900. OR s2.5oo. 900
eNfTSD sTfTks LoC.fi hoard or DiREcToas.
JAcnn HARVEY Esq. Chairman
Jons rALsrR. Eco
JosArn.sGos p<vs. ESQ.
Jssr. bocHs.s Eco
Cko BARctAy. fsa.
sAsL no~LASp. E.q
Cosnss A. woRrn, ESQ.
sAs'L N. Fox. Eco.
Bys!SkkRs; r.rH fI.F
merehan,s bank Of New vosk N
General Agent fof the usei ns,,. No,,h ,
CsssAies. Hon. J. LsAsprR srAsR-
rUNuE admirable system Of Life In.urancs
Il oEas.-d aud vhi,h h.. .-...
distinction Europe fos - MAJ,
favor Anaea During the shors period Of y. sabhsn, in
the un,ei States PRINCIPLES have
81 eminent and The has A,y
the pnhiic eonhsnes favor AZ further
N" andhg of this Company tho subscriber f-s
the above Hoard nj Directors residing In New Yok
gsn,emsn 9th. highest character responsibility
sum To be permanently invested
NJ hr-e o hess Direction. Trustees avabs always III.
Assured In of di-pued claims any such ars.
rsnlh containing the last Annual Report much r-r-
tai hfrmon tnxeih-r with the soeieys banL os.,-
% 10. nes' infoma,ioa be Application TO the
subscriber - N
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THE RAIL ROAD CONTRACT WITH MR.. +. E
RIVEs-TnE BOARD OF PuBLlC WORMS.

" We publish the following, from the Times, by re
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FIRE INSURANCE.
OFFICE Va. r. & ". ms. co. .
Richmond, 0lth July, I845

Richmond, vfth July, 1873.
vtNIIE Virginia Fro and Marine Insurance
n Company Home Institution Capital 500 continue
oinsure againr Pre. well Marine Rst favorable Terms
The importance % Insurance such justify The ponr, at
testion NJ al having property ~ risk-ani
hat the condition oft- Company may readily Known that it,
osrs promptly met and ~ profits dispensed eornnu
", u surely Challenges general patronage.
An IN writing addressed and
Al applications mndr tie Comma under
Che Exchange Hotei door PosDnce Ilth street will
b. Auepdcdto TaOs a. AIFRIgND aeesv
July 23-eotw
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NOTICE

HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE OFFICE
July -, Ies5. !
THE recent destructive fire in New FORK will
OF course cscs soeiiuic regard lie effect socpcy
ui lnsurane- COMPANIES that the
The Directors OF Hartford Fire hAppy
their public
aojt anu maturity all losses sustained BY ohee.
their surplus funds and receipts, without
Withdrawing their permanent Their Capital tcmai:s
ample foo the all who
Of d-ablc property obtain Policies
beth tbs Home ami their al
of,ransaene business which Tor Is has secured
public confidence, VIII remain unchanged
by Order OF tlrr Boaid OF Drvc
JAMES C BoLLEs, see'y.
To Hubbard. Ger Co, Agents Riehnond, Va.
W RISKS takeh heretofore, by
iu 29--5t HUBBARD. GARDNER & co, Agents
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Sib0T HILL FOR SALE.
WIZ '.ias ari highly improved E'tite viii be offered
TUESDAY ihe Job day s,ppuber nest At ~ o'clock
sloi I va iofmoya part NJ the ebr'cd Dane E-tsisis
J'ms f't-a' 'frri F'sirs through IT, ard DIVIDES the high
contain clb hlrld seventy th,ce of and n,I1
''r mn lde 'nf ''eny n ow rnuods AT m The very Bsst
.'l pc ',-1H, ~ "'f ani imD'fan hburd1nf supply n
rae 900 rf.l lud wH known ore ~ the productive
Eia'cs Boz tr flfs n Eastern Virginia srpecay since
Ile mrro,srer. sst o. e. ~ E nd 6s 'i,s is
rg Hou'e fs-rny butt ai hs fny us'rd WIN
y apirurc n ov''-s ou.s hams ahios, tobseeo HOUSES
&C, ai f.r AID and 30 cod order 4 more p,r
euaf efDn rr' deemed ercuay as tne dspo.cd puf-
e-e a'g ng ei g. s-vHe time previous to
rsh ,sara. rr.-as money be paid on TIE 6pt
J..srf r.c no ,-r and two ycats offered pay
n.'' o. .' T.. y .' -..uHg interest with approved seeu
rf.n " h'rs'H .nias hrl. January nest The pufa,os
10 A's ''' ''''.. 10. r'"'as "if'' ihn Ag'ag1 ,.
t,a, aa-,n Atr-. rro.o ceorr,'. County, Mayiaad.
ty- Efqlues c'I. e.td.a.
PUECELL's OFFICE,
hieia0nd. Va.
THIS EsrSf~G's uAtL.
C's'' ''..'. ao'' eg'.' ne 20 lowest two number
E.rIn f'Dr OIL ..nrt
iDYT'S OFFICE.
30 rein 20 D. tu at.v.r of money ib. week At noyisi'
si'd oH-'o'o'o n oae LaueV $4,000 % day and Other
having received ay one, dy, $4,000 Capital, Ticket.
81. HOYTs.
nai no'ei r'sh'nr~ SO. 3
L.li aud oil humps.
Va ~. H.g e'aHs renef1i asoorni~n ~ iafi and Oh
W LaaisTr4 .s.. Cafrri.ua CO.. ronHafinrof
r.r7f i.a.'. a.a'i.l iaa.- %, bulnas o aniIlfd
/ ftrfr, ~ lfttIrr aud T.tadl lad
hH.,fi.h co.. -l4 fio.fd Go.-s f1f llrps
! GHtrs 90 uaf D. ar1 Fo..r Wi-ks fnT DO
zoo ale o. wy IcaH1Iauio prices.
VS.. p. BUTLERh co,
| n ~ - Man Street. sign ~ Fitctof.
! ElACON--5ib hds superior Sides, landing from
~ s.h Ofstof and TO- low fof satisfactory psper
! ju - WA. Anderson, d.
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SibOT HILL FOR SALE.

I lJOHCE-2O eases talbr.Gu Licorice. Of
e 90 nor qualify at received, iof ,al- ~
IuJl
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BgnutiTui ~ biic, striped mud Plaid iiusIins, s. G
SMALL supply oftho White and Lead Mohai sEfls
"a Whre Moar skifs, Butto
&c ~ ~ THOs. r. PRICE g. 90.
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MRS. MEAD'S SCHOOL.

ENENT-SO bbls fresh GroIrd Ro4eniaIe Cement landing
~ hom schr Navigator. for sale BY
~ EDMOND a DAygNPORT
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D'Advcrtsrmcuts intended Tor our mornings Paper
must be brought before o'clock the previous evening
to insure Insertion; aad those Ter Monday mornings pa
per Saturday.
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POWHhTAN LAND FOR SALE.
F1l virtue Of Il deed Of trust from Henry w
~ Whuock bearing .ay ofFeby and
duy recorded Clerk Ofcc County Court VIZ
shall for said deed nrn;on-d expose sac public
auction for Powhaan House MONDAY in
October next being day of lying
Of Jefferson Ia Po~hatan county containing
much thereof may be The beeS
good, but We sli1l sell and conyry trustees only.
I'm aI-vtJ. 'rscuHpSpn ,t,cu,,,v Trustees.
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I1-Rarre Of the Thermone'eE on Wednesday, July 81,
att. w Randolph s. Co.'S Book Store. l2 Main Street:
- oc'.rs - , o'clock 81 ; o'clock. Sc
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Lots OF Pun AT Pcndieion,s-
Comic dimaRGes, for lSl6.
NSiFRS Comic Almanac I5g6-eacudar by David Young
Ph1m correct tor every STATE Union Territories
TeIas, aui British Provinces
Heb'rses Comic AZ Ist6-f funny reading
nhuer caiando by David Young.
Turner'S Comic Almanac, IsiGeaendar calculations correct
for thu Who'll" uitci sta.s.
Creei- Almanac rver lie ats on the Iakes
manners 10 the Baekwoods, adventures IN Texas
JEs' received BY A. q. PENDI.ETOH.
iu u No 10 Main ,t,e.t
u VIE fph,orbeTs, Committee Of City Of
= tohmnnj offer premium ~ 500 con
tfy'd oT preventing Of Coal
the sueets-aLi one of ssh f1r the second
The carts cout"siu- Tor The rtuns required work
regularly tie tuhR twenty days d-cirion is
made. andtp be painted white In deciding have rerad
chr ~ n complete efficacy. wofkng
'adnz and unloading ard ~ eh.npneS ard durability Com
mf'e viii retain the body d the premiums are
The tod - bushels The q. m.
mse expect 30 make ter decision by the 2Oh September next
JAS. ". WICKHsN,
JAS. q. CRANE,
u. SLADE.
Richmond July a. 1916. DIR
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Supreme Court.

During the May term Of the Supreme Court Of this
men after due examination admitted as Counseors
at Law, viz samuel Blachford, Clifford Becher Jos.
cr Cutnr Wm neG Iabn nehry nne1 ma,
land E. r. Carpenter, Smith Gift iona Coddingon,
jr, Hiram Cunning. John c. Dmmck, Edmund S. Derry,
Isaac Dayton, John T. Doyle, Thomas T.. Daniels, VIM.
NJ. Evarts Jordan D. Ferguson J. Henry Ferris George
Clifford John Ravens Charles D. Hart, Henry P: Hor-
ton Henry Hedges, John X. Hackctt Alexander Ha-
milton, Philip Jordan, John Jay John NJ Knox, Benjamin
I: Nissan, John s Lawrence, John J. Latng, Eleazer
ry NJ Morris, Anthony Macarthur George w. Niles, Will
liam H. Paine Robert L. Rowlcy VIM. 9. Sterling, Har-
rson Sudan, Riley Saunders, s. r. sanxay, Thomas s.
sammers, John T. Taylor, Ambrose Wager, VIM. Wick
ham, John A. Weeks.
The following gentlemen were yesterday admitted as
Attorneys of the Supreme Court of this State viz John
Aitkn, Robert w. Andrews, Charles H. Adams Francis
Adams John +. Brady, Thomas II. Burch, VIM B. Black.
c. Brainerd, James H. Brush, John p Brown, Gamael
J. Baker, Latham A. Burrowes, jr., Mcrvin r. Brewer
Sylvester W. Barnes James +. Cuppadge, Eugene Cas-
Clark George A. Curtis ode Close Alanson c. Cowlcs,
Horatio p Carr, Matthew Campbell, Charles Donohue,
gerton, Phineas L. Ely Elijah F. Ferry, VIM A. Fitzhue,
Anthony J. Eerrcira John B. Frisby, Charming g Fen
John f ''t GriditS, Henry Gb s David w. ' Gid
ney, Henry F. Greene, Augustus Haigh Felix s. Hart,
Ward w. Hudson Nathaniel B. Hoxie, Joseph b. Hamil
ton, Waldo Hutchins, Nelson X. Hopkins VIM. Higbys
Giles NJ. Isham, Eden S. Jacques, Frederick N. Ken
sctt, John W. Kelsey lothian N. Knowlton, William
Daniel S. McNastcrs, Benj.t;s Morehouse, Andrew
McCrea VIM X McAllister, Joseph MacKey, Thomas
Mitchell Theodore Pomeroy, Albert X. Phillips John $.
Pcrson, II. ID. Rosekrans, John w. Rider, Thomas W.
Smith VIM B. Smith, Ezra Smith James $. sluyter Geo,
w. Stevens, Vim. B. Stocker John d. Sherwood Alfred
Scott j. Albert Stouenburgh, VIM. L. Stanton, John u.
Stevens, Gaspard Tochman Geo T. Townsend, Henry r.
Townsend, John J. Townsend, VIM. Trowbrdgc, George
Thompson, Asa T. Taylor, George vanderverg, jr,
Ammiel J. Willard Richard q. White, Andrew J. viii,
kin, Jacob Wendell, Albert Wells, George L. Wolfe
Chas. T.. West, Alfred Wheeler, Amazi L. Williams.
Alfred Waite James II. Weeks, Gilbert l.. Wilson,
Stephen Wheeler Chas. f. Wetmore, Chas r. Webster,
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Circuit Court.

Before Judge Edmonds
MAY l6.-Robert "A. Carter Joseph Guhck.--This
action OF rcspass for assault and battery, brought
by member of light infantry company against the
table Joe Gulick, the militia fine collector. appeared
that in the year si3 Joe went to plaintiffs residence and
arrested him. his refusal pay fine Of So imposed
on him for refusing attend Court Martial to
a charge of neglect to perform militia duty. Tho plain.
tiff being member of light infantry company, consi.
dered he had right perform militia duty and tho
application Of Quick refused to pay the fine stating he
could have RENTED application to the General Jo.
scph hereupon seized Carter the plaintiff and in the
act of dragging him to Edrdge street prison when, in
order TO free himself and get rid of troublesome
toner, he paid the So.
The defence set up was that (iulick acted in the dis
charge Of his duty.
The jury rendered verdict for plaintiff SIS damages
and six cents costs.
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Court OF Common Pleas.
Before Judge Ingraham.

Before Judge ngmham
May l6-Mddleton Goldsmith Us. Edmond G. RaDson
This was action brought by plaintiff against the de
PENDANT for compensation for services rendered by him
paintif) Surgeon in performing operations and dis
sections certain dead bodies from the sth of January
last The amount claimed by plaintiff s2i5 and de-
PENDANT admitted his signature to the certificate of the
tendance Of plaintiff in his capacity of Surgeon.
The plaintiff failing to call any evidence, DR.. ARCHER
was sworn and examined by MIR. Leverdge in behalf OF
defendant who stated that he had formerly been Coro
ner OF this city and that it the practice and also
that the law made it compulsory to supG physicians
and surgeons witnesses in of inquest but that
was not customary for them to receive any
tion except in special case.
Defendants Attorney then addressed the jury after
which the learned Judge summed up the evidence and
explained the law of the to the jury, who retired
for about fifteen minutes and rendered verdict for de-
PENDANT, with costs When the jury about to
tire the plaintiffs Attorney asked the Court what
est his client to be allowed in the Cohen the
PENDANTS attorney answered him by saying that no had
better wait awhile until he how much principal he
would get first. (Laughter)
There several other cases then called put the
parties failing to appear marked down the list
The Court then adjourned until - O'Clock tomorrow
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EMIGRATION TO THE WEsT-Three thousand emf
grants said to be their way to Oregon CITY,
The Missouri Reporter of the 10Th ult. remarks =
Almost every steamer which arrives here from the
Ohio brings large number of emigants from the old
States, who seeking homes in the new. The rich
prarcs and fertile bottom lands in the West fast be-
coming settled, and presume full onehalf othe
American population this side of the Alcghaniesn
From gentleman who arrived here last evening on
the steamer John Goong learn that the Oregon emf
grants about to leave Independence for Council
Grove at which place the entire companies rem
devious prior to starting their long journey
the mountains. A man by the name of Adams, old
Rocky Mountain hunter, has been elected Captain and
is to lead and pilot the expedition to the place Of their
destination the of the Pacific The number Of
wagons that will constitute the train is set down one
hundred and fifty. The number of persons variousy
estimated from 500 to l000 they to leave Council
Grove about the 10th Of the present month-Ms-
souri, Era Maui.
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MYSTERIOUS MURDER.-John Griverson, of Pea
Shore, New Jersey who, during the fishing season,
the Fisheries mt Pennsgrove, opposite Wilmington was
suddenly missing, when supposed, he in this
city attending to the business of the fishery. His failing
to return however, usual-ncited various rumors,
among which that he had away with the funds
he having at the time from $500 to $1,000 in his possession
This rumor coming to the Of his widowed mother,
who is in good circumstances, she offered to make the
loss such was the case-and with that instructive feel
ing for her offspring, which but mother noursh-
cs-she could not be led to believe it, And time, which
unveils all things, proved that she right on Tues
day he was taken in q net by some ishermenhts head
fractured though struck with axe-and his body
bruised in such scarce to be recognsedeven
by his most intimate friends None OF the money was
found on his person. As yet, the whole affair
shrouded in mystery. He 30 years Of age, and has
left wife and child lament his untimely end What
renders this calamity heartrcndng to the bereaved
WIFE, u.s. that while bearing the taunts Of the gossiping
world the supposed dishonesty Of her husband her
aged father called TO his final resting place on the
home.-Phiia Sun, May 10 -s
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Guy FAUX.

DFFIcrLTIEs IN LINCOLN County,. Difficult
ties between the Regulators, as they are called, and
set Of obnoxious persons Lincoln county is becom.
ing serious affair Tho difficulty has now extended to
portion Of the citizens Of st. Charles Two of the Reg
uators wcre recently wounded in attack upon tho
Turnbuls. The two Turnbulls, who seriously
wounded III the affair, removed to St Charles
of the who had been ordered to leave the
county was found on the road leading from Troy to
Capau.Gris a lew days ago, killed, with three balls
y sits this weekbut II is doubtful whether even the pow.
er OF the court can put stop to these outbreaks The
sheriff has been threatened with violence if he attempts
to execute process on certain persons and IL the grand
jury should undertake to investigate the subject 1t is
forced number of the most respectable citizens of the
county are enlisted upon the side Of the Regulators
The dculy originated in the detection last winter of
an organized band OF counereiters and horse
and the persons whom the Regulators have ordered of
are supposed to be identified with theses Louis Rep
Nay T. NNtI
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dan supply of fine strawberries and green peas at
the Hanover market this morning tho former at l2l 10
cents per quart and the latter at s cents per peck The
strawberries very large and sweet and were cult
yaed in Anne Arundel county, near Baltimore.-Baif
Pat. May Is
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Before Judge Daily and Aldermen Compton and
Messerole.
Jonas B. Phillips, acting District Attorney.
May l6--Grand Ldrceny-John T. Edwards, alias
Evans tried upon indictment for stealing 100
ercgns from Robert &. Seabrook, OF South Carolina
The money taken from the trunk Of tho complainant
at the Aston House the evening Of the oath of April
last The prisoner acquitted by the jury in
of the previous statement although the evidence
was very clear against him. Il
Quarter past o'clock the Court adjourned till 10 o.
clock tomorrow morning
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OuTRAcE.-We learn from the Springfield Repub-
lie, that Chaunccy Paul, of that village, was called
up about midnight by two men, who stated that negro
man was lying near by dangerously sick. The moment
he got into the street. the infamous scoundres beat him
with heavy bludgeons His cries for help drove them
away. He received severe blows his head and
body, and IS badly hurt -Cin. Gax. Nav IL
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LOOK AT THIS.

lust RECEIVED by the packet ship Duchessc DOrieans.
ID from Paris the hest article gcncmens French Boots
seen now offer wholesale and retail at the low price Of
IS and the hest French Calf Boots made order for 81
greatest assortment Of all kinds q Boots and Shoes md
aitsrs Ladies' you will find the greatest
ment OF ali kinds CATERS Buskins Slippers Ties and all
other kinds and Chi rens, from the largest the small
lin street. M IArhLl"
lmsrc
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NEW YORK, April 81, Ists
NHE UNDERSIGNED announce the public and rsrticu-
larry to the watch merchants that from this day they have
formed an association under the name of DELACHAuA
MAIZE for the trade of importation of Watches and that from
this said day they have hand and shall receive from their cor
respondent facureu description Of WATCHES and
Movements. DF.LACHAUX & MARE,
No. Iv Fulton street, N. Y.
A Delachaux-H Naire a22 lmsm