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A COUNTRY COLLECTOR.

-
Louisa oaers his services the pHblS Collector
bonieT oi claims Tie viii collect end bond which may
entrusted 10 him for that parPoe in the
land and Hanover also In Oher sufficient
intueemen should be offered lie promptly pay money
collected BY him tie intends visiting Varey State about
Nay OF June and win attend IN business OF any UPTON IN that
po:t o! the STATE (Which he favor with h.Is thee
I'ie's directed 10 him At Gum Spring p o. IouiSa county will
b. a tended q " hh dsspaich NH l7-daavix a.Iax.w
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BIBLE SOCIETY or VIRGINIA..


TIE annual msttrR OF tie Bibi Society II Virginia
will be bed ~ Ibis CitJ the FIST Tue day, TIN Ayril
Due notice will bo given Of the hour and place Of
n.eoiaR.
Aus sry Societies throughout the State are invited To
Tend Doe lates. WM. WILLIAMS,
mhl' Record w Secy.
JTAUCTlOH NOTlCE-rho Sale of Negroes ad-
verrei b. l.. Nunnally und u. - Cfnghan tIrustees
will tke pace this day o. 10 o'clo,k
ml " r. n. Ut KtNsON g. BRO Au,ts
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DANIEL III. LONDON

DANIEL III. LONDON,
Importer and Jobbcr Dry Goods,
No. i3b Main street.
OFFERS for sale general assortment of
~ For'iIn and Domestic Day Goods, usual terms to
which he invites the auentiono the trade. mhi7-eSd3m
kss.S FOR RENr.-Tne tenement at present
ReA-A by Dr. Jas MeCake, street Shoekoe m
possession given LIST Of April Terms moderate.
ROYAL PARRISH.
hI7 ,ary st,,L
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JOHN ELDERS
DEPOT OF CHEAP LITERATURE,

March l7Ih, ls46.
lust received and for sale, this day, the fol.
~ lowing WORKS
supply OF eres.nt Lthogra pheal late Iohb
H. Peasanis with fac ,ne of hand from ons
Of h last Iettersessned BY Artist ety. ard eIseud
BY Lthog phsr Baltimore Those 10 have
memenio q their late eminent feoweiIen suslb.d
Pres so eentsL
hso Teesived-Rnglnd anil Wales by a. Kohl author Of
Russia and the HuSlns bans
pau of Carey Rams Foreign Library compiler Ia vol Pes
% cents
ala Roosh by Thomas Moore; at cents
Table TsIf, by WIN Pazi-ti, 80 seres.
No. 50 II Wiley Putram'- CEo.ce Reading; 50 es,ts
Memoir Of Fecia tmans, by Sister with al E.say on hs.
genius, By Ma Sigournsy 3. a cents.
Memoirs 81 the Prsisnre and BY John sna
Jesse author u asmoirs OF the Cour Of England
rs eeLta.
TIagedss sohBss aad by T. ~ Talfourd so cents
The Dream Poems By Hon Mrs Morton; SO seni,
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Dazzling act.

"when any Judge or magistrate OF this Commonwealth
cause suspect any persons are about
be engaged in duel he may his warrant t. bring the
before him. aad ihe shall think proper lake of
escRu zncc keep the peace he shall insert IN the N
doa that tie panty parties shall not, dur ng the time for
which they were bound directly indirectly be concern
cd Va duel either with the pc suspected or aay oe
person " Tin the me United by tie reco4nizance"
IL appears under tIs act have power arr Iur good
of suspicion that duel fought hut this nei
thcr any else has the runof oil an ASSAULT mes
suved The idea thlta dull would b. fought No evidence
eoud be OBTAINED, it.e hal minated thu,
men had been made, CT ever rs expsct-
ei 10 be "ade Tor formal peconceed w citing In
fact rom the statement OF Mr. Pleasant, on his d. ah bed
II will app ar that nj the time seeking cyd nee a.
which 10 arrest lie enitT.in inenon Of street IT,
tack, therefore the very rumnr upon which il raid ough
10 have made the arrest proves have been unlounded
While my duty aud my oahs Of office require me faith.
fully TO execute The la"s, less bound by them to
protect the ctzsr, and carefully abstain fIcU any in.
! Engagement IN II nsh aud liberties.
IL have been mistaken in my construction Of the Inv
- TO the extent OF my powers, have ed IL common
with the abesi Jusis both Of England and OF his coun-
] Try.
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THF BLACk TARIER

We give below, iTom the yugi1s Fee Press. an i .
l1sifanon II the operation Of this bused measure Is
bat one however, OF houssnd. Many psor man.
heart hos been chesed and blessed by the law which The
Pe-1.iaI Teads Of te poor making sach mad hase IL
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tCossrsrArKp.l
To the Cltlscn. OF l,irr,manh.

understanding that public ccnsu, h. ,i,i,,d ,n, - H.
my ailur, 4, arcs, The rites concerned J., S ~. wi
nffrsy wheh resulted In The detth az Jn,n 81 pI
deem IL Q duty lowe 10 mysef and m M, Lind r.i ~
whose support am indebted Tor Office a, defend ,y.if
Ranst the charge II On of du,v tho S... - -
ply these On the 23d ult was inio,,,si he - ~
that conflict was likely 10 ,n.u. I.,.s ~, P0
ans aud Mr.. Gtchie. instantly made enoui,;.. a., -
Information wo1d authotise me 4, ,tr.si ,,. 49,,
applied To many indy dnas some of hom ,o,a ~, ,,,,
relation the parties but could find no ON. ,h, ,J -
me any information except that derived from stree, run,
gave instructions the police olIic.,. 4, n. ~, a.. -,
and directed Ihcm 40 upcn the street. b.tw..n n. nj
and 18Th s; ct (BgRers eoner) between which poin,
supposed the rumored conflict would be mos, likely
ID occur ana OF the hTst evidence Of any hostile
10 nres' iae parties forthwith On Tuesday III. 24h ult
ss soon as could leave the Mayors Court went on the
uee' "Ahe win me blank warrants, be
a ,ne parties upon INC instant that any fact should
oe " my hno"iedce, auth rising mo to do 81, bat wa.
10 procure sufficient evidence. could hear Of no
'nins Out street rumot
ha' been stated that several gentlemen applied TO m.
sue waH1n' 81 ares mo-t solemnly that not
sc inoNun'', ever applied 70 inc who could give me
any iHo'naton other than street and newspaper
E,",i IN nas oeen generally circulated that Mr.
'--.. t "Ss Que OF lAe pcrfons who made this
maj senuemen however has done me the JUS
So" oS"Hauiet the report M Haines did say the
h \; M OF 'uuse 0oPton and Joseph M,yo Esq,
80 81 90 V" mays rate ne would arrest the parties,
" uut e"eet Instantly said to him that II he
C.c, S;s y ''as unN'tg nesn made or Knew OF any
Tor n min, The - - Wv " IoiuE 90 would adnlnls
cI,,.J r,La's.'t - warrant io'h"ih; he de-
rumor JrJa. 1,I,,,,,. ts'1i " N"e~ was from ste.t
thai II. had b.so RI Suenuy informed me-
Al, orc, unT,,nt h., III Is Ign "eeh 70 issue
The copn,,n ,,r,,, M, a. -, , nc " o' nOhns Out
,b,e conns.I No., H. ,n.,; y 80 H' 'neH consulted
upo ,urn nf rna,i,n 81 ~ SiI "S ' 1 arrest
Pe,rhy r G,,u,n ,ovs The on;Di ~, ~ pSNeI ana
will Tim. no ,.,o ,h,, ,h. IL. ;c..,' . 'o'' IL
which I c,,5 ob,oir Tn ,,I " Even me- o
NOR ON tho s,,.e, a.; ,Li. fI ~ -, I was 'he ru-
bo made - ,Lo -, " Nv. ;.s'-u W an srssut 10
from any .onrcs ,h,, ,b = -, 81, al 'eu oy 'ne
rl.r. 80 sr..,.N, n "S, Hi' u'u a,'et"afus take
-, - ;' W u Pi'"ss: my power To act
sommon law ,u,bor,c ,h.r. 80; ~ @ 'lv S.'owlng
de6nipg The noxcr aud d., ~ " n's e'ae
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SKETCHES OF THELAWS. &c.

WE shall commence mailing the Sketches
- day CTuesjay l7) LAWN. very few special
dIseion tiny vii be sent generally 10 tn different
o the State We expect To them al tbs eour,a OF
week Not n'n' nj LasbeeD oct in getting Them shs
commence mailing a. soon A. the them taking
tue last apha etiesy There sheet which can
be easily separated The last sheets OF the the H. Of
ID have been iOrwarteda as above. SAMUEL SHEPHERD
Mafch
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EOALA LEAF HAr4 6oO dozen ~, received ,ompt, NJ
genrTal e-oHn Rskw, d. HOOVER
an " ~ Mia sussL
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COMMODORE BAINBRIpGE.

correspondent at Singapore Commun Gates TO Us the
following gratifying incident Tubatss OF praise from an
enemy all times gratifying ani the admiration c,
pressed by the British Commodore officer whom he
uusnceessally opposed, does HIN much honor As II
hO.prs the dead :-FAiia. T.. y. Gar
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Green be the turf ab,ve ihte
Friend OF our youthful Days;
None knew thee, bat Ia love thee.
None named thee, but the prsi...'
Mobile Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-04

ANOTHER THEATRICAL REvrvAL-THR BALLET
ON ITS BEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL LEes.-Wc yerilv
believe there is to be another grand revival at the
Park Theatre-a revival in the poetry of motion.
The ballet Of Gisele," produced for the first
time in this country on Monday evening, although
deficient In many respects, FIRST performance al.
ways is, is undoubtedly destined to have great
run and become highly popular. Madame Augusta
dances mos, beautifully, and her style, always ex-
uemely winning, is here positively captivating and
enchanting She is, in fact, the embodiment Of
ioVeiness' modesty and grace, ard the only Fit sue
cessor Of the grea, Essler.
Inc crowded and fashionable audience on Mon.
day evening, manifested their delight and spprob.
ton by loud and indeed rapturous bursts Of ann.u..
and the fair dan ~use went bounding ou-erecu,;no
the most difficult pas-amd EXPLANATIONS from ali
parts OF the house, OF how beautiful :" show sur.
prisingw "is she not superbr'
The "Glselle" will be repeated this evening and
we should not be surprised if il had as great run
as Richard Ill., produced so magnifcentlv bv
the Keans, short time since.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-04
City Intelligence.

QUA FUTURE DISTRICT ArroRSEY.-The Board of AL.
dermen sgain met last evening in caucus which result.
ed III the appointment Of John McKeon, Esq., to fill the
office Of District Attorney, vacated by ths demise OF
Matthew e. Paterson, Esq. MIR. McKeon received, on
the last ballot 10 votes and Mr. sheppard6 consequent
appointment will be confirmed BY the County Court.
OuR MAYoR.-J. Sherman Brownell Esq, the
late very popular Register the city and county OF
York. to be the universally adopted candidate for
the ayoralty in the coming canvass He is gentle
man Of very extended popularity. and would command
alarge and overwhelming vote The city reform party
the fremen-pots and indeed, very large proper.
ton Of all classes would generously unite upon this
gentleman and place him at the head of city affairs
FIRES uRISo .ASUARr.-Ws have received from our
industrious and energetic Chief Engineer Mr.. C. ".
Anderson the following returns Of fires through the
month Of January
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-04

Small Pox generally begins with languor
and weariness chlines. and Of
crest thirst and many other complaints Wrghs
Indian Veg.abe Pills, will be found the beat medicine
The body from those poisonous humors which the use
not only oil small Fox and other complaints hut ~
maady incident man From three I, said nd
an Vegetable Pills ,sksn every nsht soip. bed w
rous compliant but the blood and other huids WI %
stored 20 such state Of purity 10 utterly pevsnt NJ
which ps9slly follow imperfect cure Of ns .l., ro1
Sand Indian Vegetable Pills also aid and improve
and therefore, health and vigor 10 the whole frame AZ
well drive disess. Of every kind from me o,dy
vii NJ Spear who sells medicine purror ing 60 Dc Indian
scent Of NINE neither can guarantee as genuine any
that he has for sale. :. -
.~opls az chsractes, the Once and Gpe-
WILLIAM WRIGHT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-04

THE HrREsyrA AND HER MAns.-The mail steam
ship H'berkfs, Capt Ryrie, left Boston on Sunday
a'Oe'nooh' WIN seventy-one passengers--sixy- five
ioi Liverpool, SIX for Halifax, and twenty-five
oef'ns 'ahen al Misunderstanding, in all, ninety-six.
one ssaes out PROBABLY the largest mail ever des
ding the Canada mail, upwards OF fonv.ve sbonssn nd
letters, and about two hundred bushss ot 1ou.nna
pers Many Of these newspapers, as well Ienspps
nan from the State department. and n w VT nucna-
@ccePisnce by Mr. Calhoun of that high and
England e"ec' IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-04
Navigation OF the Obi,



Stocks were rather fat today The sales were very
limited and quotations fell off fraction Canton de-
cned per cent; Harlem, i; Reading Railroad t; Pen.
sylvania S. Norwich and Worcester, Morris Canal.
Farmers Loan North American Trust and Stonington,
closed at yesterdays prices. Long Island went upt.
The Receiver of the Lafayette Bank will pay to the
stockholders third dividend of ave per cent the q:
mount Of the capital stock, on the 10th inst
The Guardian Insurance Company have declared tar
Their dividend Of fifteen per cent losses by the Ore Of
July lastmaking with the former dividends ninety per
cent 10 all.
The dividend of three per cent declared by the Man.
haitian Company Of this city, the first dividend since
$780, but since then the company has made good def
cit in its capital amount exceeding $500 Oo0 and has
now a surplus on hand, after paying the dividend.
Books lately opened for subscriptions for Ave
hundred additional shares Of the Bank Of Montpesrv
On closing them ascerained that four thousand
hundred and two shares subscribed for
nearly ten times the required amount.
The annexed table exhibits the value Of merchandise
both foreign and domestic, exported from this port TO
each country with which we have export trade 1t
will be observed that about wohrds Of the aggregate
value exported for the month"; wereShpped Great Bril-
tain and dependencies.
coEHor OF Ts5 resr OF New Yo,1 r'' JAsu ss les
American Merchandlze lsi9ll2
F0rfpsn Do da ss - So sn
Export Of specie. sl7oS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-04
a,i2a,sas
ANALYSIS OF EXPORTS.

Total Exports. ...... .............2l2s,6o e
In the exports 10 British dependencies $4,000
worth Of corn entered for Gbraer said to be for the
French army in Africa Among the other exports Eng
land and Ireland were S. 407 barrels of four 626
bushels Of corn 625s barrels meal l5O4s bushels
wheat and s6 700 pounds of cheese. The exports for
January, ls45, were, domestic merchandise 2547s7
foreign sals.les total for January, ls4e do
sstc merchandise 81 939 Ala foreign $l6l ASA total
$322 606 This exhibits increase in January 1896
of 1854 65i equal to nearly fifty per cent The duties
the imports into this port for January, 1885, ST.
I6 324 against 81 6s o25 for the month in ls45,
showing decrease this year Of $2lO,7ol.
We annex theireports Of eight city banks for five Pc.
RODS These returns period of twelve months
and according to these official statements the banks
have gone like clock work
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-04

These splendid ships will each, probably, bring later
news of importance from Europe. Indeed, every days
later news from the otherside Of the Atlantic will be Of
the highest interest
We intend either to beat be beaten most shocking
~, In our efforts to obtain the intelligence from these
packets. We suppose that If beat II will be by out
Rgeous infamy in the of the Wall street PRESS but
as the public like such sort Of nfamy, shall only be
abused by our amiable contemporaries shall not,
probably, be indicted by the grand jury, who were
yesterday ably charged by Mr. Recorder Talmsdge.
Our news feet, commanded by Commodore Silvey
and dozen other able and energetic Commodore are
cruising from SO to 900 miles at sea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-04

Ho ron OsEoor.-Thc ship Brooklyn, sent out BY
Messrs. A. @. 4 A. w Benson, with l75 passengers for
Oregon leaves the wharf the East river, opposite 81
South street, ct o'clock to-day.
BALLs-The Fancy Guards, !" the funny looking com.
pany Of individuals who made much sport on New
Years day. when they marched through the streets In
full uniform OF calico give their first annual ball at
the Colssum, on Thurday evening next II Will DO a
very rich and funny affair and all lovers Of the laugha
BILE when united with good music hns floor, and lots
Of pretty girls. will ofcourse, be there
The ErIcuREANs-Thess lovers Of the gay and good
things Of life will give their hrst annual ball at the
Apollo, tomorrow evening.
CARLISLE LieHr GrARp.-This fne military company
give bali at the Apollo the 18th Of the present month
Our citizen soldiers will, Of course, be there.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-04

DEGRADATION OF THE PATTY PRESS One of the
most distinctive features Of the press in this coun-
try, is the entire degradation Of what is considered
the party press. Wherever we see the press the
mere organ of faction party, there we see degra-
dation and disgrace.
We refer, particularly for specimens of the truth
Of this remark, to the extraordinary contro.
versy about mere party distractions, almost impal.
pabe to common sense, which have filled the CO.
lumns Of the party journals, both Of the wings and
democrats, in this State. Look, for instance, among
the democratic papers, the Albany argus, and the
Albany alias, and al the New York Ne,os, and the
NeW York Globe. These journals occasionally
prove themselves to be governed by the principles
of respectabhty, but whenever a struggle comes
tor the spois, or the possession Of power away 60
responsibility and decorum, and you will see nothing
but defamation and SANDER, the most atrocous
charges and the stvirulent abuse, beyond anything
that ever appeared in the independent press. The
proprietors and editors of these journals pass for
gentlemen, in private circles but in their public ca
paciy they seem to exhibit nothing but the charac-
terstic features Of the Five Points oafers, or the
vulgar ruffians around Corlaers Hook. Nor is this
singular degradation confined to the democratic
press, butts characteristic OF the wing PRESS too.
The albany Evening Journal, and the Tribune, the
Courier and Enquirer and the Express, are all high
ly respectable, intelligent, and temperate papers in
ordinary times, yet, during the recent twelve
months, we have seen more melancholy exhibitions
of 'virulence, atrocity, libel, and attacks made
against each other than have appeared in the indie
pendent press, probably for the last ten years
This1s melancholy exhibition of the influence of
party spirit on men respectable in their positions
and avocations; and ii would seem that the party
press is made subservient to the passions and mfr
mites Of human nature. Indeed, the American
people will have to rely upon the independent press
as the only source Of truth and decency in the jour
nalism Of the present day, and will be compelled to
support it, for the sake Of transmitting the same TO
their descendants
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-04

War W srH MExico-WHAr WOULD re- THE RE.
uLra-lt will not be uninteresting, IN the present
a spect OF our relations with Mexico, to ascertain
Il relative force of each nation. II is, OF course,
&C United that Mexico is weak and imbece, and
he only means Of annoyance to the United States,
Is the issuing Of letters OF marque, which might
Pre- badly be of serious injury our commerce; but
VIII she take the great responsibility Of granting
th emf
But let US see how she stands in a naval point of
vi eW:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-04

This force is considered, by good judges, to be
sufficient for all purposes. 1.-THE estimate, that one
live Yankee is equal to six Mexicans, be correct,
the Mexicans will have to bring forward force Of
81, AL men, to drive US from our position But all
this is mere calculation. 1t will be seen that we
have force enough already there, and on the way to
compel the Mexicans to make treaty Of peace with
u.s. and, as we have before remarked, we can only
be annoyed by the issue Of letters of marquee With
these facts in view, we ought to continue to treat
our foolish neighbor with considerable forbearance
with the forbearance Of kind father to a child
who must obey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-04
NEXT NEWS FROM EUROPE.


We are again upon the qui for intelligence fro m
Europe. The Cambria is to leave Liverpool
this noon for Boston, but before she arrives we may
reasonably expect several packet ships, including the
Massachusetts, to reach this port
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-04

The city Of Vera Cruz is defended by the Castle
W San Juan de UIua, and two batteries at each
Extremity OF the town. The Castle has, since the
l'ombardment by this French, been greatly
strengthened by the introduction Of Paixhan guns
from England, France, and the United States; to-
gether with large store OF powder, shells, shot,
DC. A water battery, Oh the north side of the
Castle, has, also, been recently erected. which
would, in the hands OF Europeans or Americans, be
n easy conquest. # has over two hundred guns
mounted.
At Tampico and Matamoras there are no fortif-
cations worth noticing.
The American force now concentrated on the
coast and borders Of Mexico, is already large, and
is to be considerably increased. The naval force
will be as follows:-
u. s. seuADRoi IN ,rHE GuLy, UNDER Com CosEEs,s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-04

Portable Shaving Casss.-The subscribers
having perfected and finished Of the above offer the
sam. :. me most complete ye invsntsd suitable TO the wants
toilet with the addition Of the Metallic Tablet Srop for
sharpening and keeping the perfect order
O. sAUNDERS SON, III Broadway,
few doors above CouTtlandt 1t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-04

A fire occurred in Stonngton, on Monday morn
ing, consuming the stores Of r. Psndleton Co. two
thirds insured, T. Faxop, jr. partially insured and
Alexander Prentice, wholly insured with the principal
portion Of their contents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-04

LOUISIANA ELEcTroy.-So far as the returns OF the
recent election have been received II 10 computed that
ne democratic candidate for governor has been elected
~ majority Of about 5000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-04

Aotai 44
The complement of each soop OF war, officers,
seamen, and marines, is 2l5 frigates, AGO. Com
modore Sloat has now the command Of the Pacific
squadron; but it is generally believed that Commo-
dore Stockton, in the Congress, will succeed him.
According to these facts, the force that we can
bring to bear upon Mexico, in few weeks, will be
aa fnlOwa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-04

We call the attention Of our readers TO one
as eve eeen our good for with They will fad
pared by Mr. George T. stanton the Posmass Sung Sing
i,ct has come 70 knowledge scdnsry cure
bX TINS medicine OF diseased spine child that had been
i'r eight years and amounting deorty and
70 BE past the Of being benshtted
n,nes among many vsy many that we Gould specify In
81 this Linmen From the chuacsr given by the medical
faculty. and by all who have used It, and from know
ledge OF its valuable properties induced those
wh are sictsd with disease for which recommended
thanks for bringing their nolice sold by all prn
cipal druggists the city Sands Rushon, Aspenwa Cod
dingson; Hoadey. Phelps < Co., Who'll sale agents.