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FLOUR AND GENERAL
Commission Business

FLOUR AND GENERAL
Commission Business
'INHE undersigned, late OF the fl m OF WOOk & DAN
MEX, OF Winchester, Virginia, takes this oLpt tuna
" to extend to his friends his heartfelt thanks for theft
liberal patronage stree resident OF this city cnd bees
leave TO inform them that he has taken Warehouse No
south Howard Street, lately occupied by Mr.. Js. "
BELL, and formerly by the late ELIAS SHAW, together
ample room TO do reasonab bic OF Flour & Gen.
erGt Communication BHEess. The location is good one for
tue sale oil all kinds OF country produce he respect
FULLY soicIts your patr onage.
He will also give strict attention the purchase OF
Plaster SAT-, Fish and Gu1no &c And his knowledge of
the wants OF the Agricultural and Mercantile community
are such that he feels warranted assuring that
consignmehts orders with which he may be favored
will be promptly and faithfully attended to-
MICHAEL BANNER,
Baltimore, March 1, 1858.
BALTIMORE
Messrs Pollard, Byrd G. Co;
ID Stuart a Son;
Cbas. A. GImbrill;
Norris, Caldwell q Co.
WINCHESTER.
Henry N. Brent, Cashier Of the Bank ofthe
Valley;
Joseph H. sherrard, Cashier of Farmers
Bank;
Messrs Baker a Brown;
WHEELING. ~" q w.
Messrs. Amman, Mcguire q Co,
Logan, Carr a Co;
o. w. Heiskel
Jno. r. Morrow.
msr23-3m.
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LOUISVILLE WHITE LIME.
100 BBLS Just received and for sails by
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Cordage.s
IN COILS Manila rope sizes at Pittsburgh prices;
w 20 do tarred hemp do do
10 do untarred do
az reels Packing Yarn;
do Italian hemp Packing Yarn;
30 dozsn Bed cords and Plough line, --+
500 lbs Broom Irvine; -
10o0lh3 sup,r cotton Seine Irvine;
90 lbs Gilng;
10 reels hemp Bed cord;
20 bales 0akun; -sst
10 brls Pitch and Rosin;
A general assortment, comprising Blocks Hooks and
Thtnbies Anchors Caukng alles and chisels Lard oi
Mons, Canlhing cotton and tow, etc.
= CHAS. n. BERRY, ~
u 4-tf Corner Union and Water lsts.
5000 T1ND csT17T n ---------- -
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DIR, Gordon Harris,
GRADITATE OF CANRRIilGF

y 4.
nFFlCE-Eatimorc Lock Infirmary. No. 81 south Gay
" street. opposite the Exchange Buildings, Baltimore
practical experience OF 20 years DR.. H.
to insure soLd and speedy in certain class
cases. which have too long been yielded regular phys-
Clans to the hands OF Quackcry He may be
italy, either in person or by letter.
70 Persons at distance cured at home by addressing
letcr to DIR. Harris, Baltimore Md. All
CONFIDENTIAL remedies by any part OF the u S.
See advertisement on fourth page. apr4-ty
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Ii those who nre DESTROYS Of preserving the memory
IA OF themselves and and friends do SO,
tuay by calling without delay Tarbe & Co.'S Daguer
reolype ROOMS al the OF Main aud Bdle Streets
Centre heng and procure each those lifeike Pic
lures which cannot be obtained, with the degree
beauty and excellence, elsewhere in the city.
TARBELL& CO., Daguer feotypsts,
Corner OF Main and Bidde streets,
ian21 Cent
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n their various forms, giving life and vigor resto.
ing tho shattered and thus infsing hope in
iiace OF dcspondency By its mild pleasant and &C.
ionon the stomach, liver, Kidneys lungs nerv.
rus system, y Gu es DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT,
DISEASES o. THE URINARY ORGANS, COUGHS
lSTHMA, BRONCHIAL AFFECTIoH S, CONSUME.
ZION, SGRoFULA. KINGS EVIL, WORMS, RHEU-
IATlSM, GOU |, NEURALGIA, ST. VITUS' DANCE,
ITS FlSTULA PILES, with all diseases arising from
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TUS received at the south market square, sIgr
hats. maj TOM ~ DEVOL
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Religious Intelligence.

~. AsE's CHUkcH PoR DEAF MUTes.-We IN
dsntanA That it is proposed at this church, whoss
services are temporarily held In the small chapel Of
tAe University, 70 give to-day statement Of what
has bees accomplished during tie hrst year OF its
exsterce, Juan completed. 10 will IA rscollsctsd
dat The morning service il oonh".'-'
md the afternoon by sigas. Renewed efforts viii
10 made during ME fall and winter ~ insrsass the
building fund for the proposed church, which a.
ready amounts 70 nearly s. 500.
sEEMoxs.
The RI Rev. Dr. Spencer, late Lord Bishop Of
Madras viii preach, Cd. w. at she church OF -.
George the Martyr, corner Of ThsmpSen AID Prince
streets, this morning.
RI Rev. Bishop AoCoskry Of Michigan, will
preach In u. Joun the Evsng sllss Protestant HpS
csps Free Church, Blocker street, corner = Nor
ton dis evening At halfp seven o'clock. Collee-
tions are to be deyo<eA 70 the fand FOR erecting
church edifce.
There viii be preaching to-day at lss Bowsry.
ORDINATIONS
Rev. g. B. Palmer. minister Of Trinity Church
Bridgewster, was ordained on the 20th ult at the
Church OF the Messiah, Florence street, Boston,
~ the RI Rev. Bishop Eaatburn. The Rev. T. N.
smith, DID,, OF Ohio, preached ths sermon.
Rev. h. II. Paddock WAS admitted 10 the holy
order CT priesthood At Noruish, Conn, on the 18th
ult, by Rt Rev. Bishop Williams, Assistant Bishop
Of Connecticut assisted ny Bishops Uphold, u Indi-
ana, and Otey, OF Tennessee.
INVITATIONS.
Rev l. P. Clover has received unanimous call 10
tie re Horship Of 81 Johns Church Jobnsto xn, Ful
ton county, NY.
Rev. Or. John N Peck Of Rock Spring, H., has
been called TO the Baptist church In Covington, KY
Tbs Rev. DIR. Lynd, formerly pastor, takes the Pre-
sdsncy Of the Baptist Theological Institute, which
has recently been removed from Covington TO
Georgetown. IL b thought DR.. Peek will accept
the call.
Rev. George l.. Pronts, formerly pastor Of the
Trinitarian Church In New Bedford, has received
sn Invitation " preach upon the reopeplug Of the
Cbur an which IT Is hoped bis engagements will per-
NIT him to accept
AoCEPTANCE5.
Rev. William DeLo@ Love, late Of the Eastern
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News from VsnszUeJs.
aIrx aItp.E uxRRSpukBEhCE.

CARAOAs, Sc ot. 4, 1853.
End # the Rero1ut,on-- State # Trade, Mines, &c.
The curtsio has fallen the last act OF the revo-
luton. 1t terminated by the surrender OF Com
msndant Baca with the lew Deo under his COM
mard. N has certainly been a very innocent
affair the victories entirely boodess. Monagas ms
compile ely triumpaed the opposition, conso-
quently nal administration and peculaton will
tinue to be the order OF the day.
Business Of all kinds has bees excessively dull.
Goods Of all KINDS are scarce sad very high par
tcularly provisions Of ali kinds; but, notwithsand
ing the many obstacles to progress there are up
wards Of 1--WE huKdred buildings nov erecting. The
coffee crop VIII be sbunjaut this year, and we
have every reason to anticipate good prices, which
VIII make business Eoo6.
The mine called the Gran Pobre is nov making
some noise, III consequence OF y newly discovered
vtio of slvsr ore, said 70 he much Fisher than au3
known in Mexico or Pera; but .hst we most requir1
is immigration o. ihtelgess skiifnl mes neu no(
afraid III ,rk, with Yankee INTEL gencs anl enter
prize. they would make the country and mako
themselves. b.
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Az IrrUrnerIps NAVAL EXTRA PAY DloI
--Yne Rood osn StreIi<v q the treasury, to whs
auss,is~ vas referred by Ne savy agent ~ this
1sl,s mat In case Of IN Applsaton FOR the ext,
rrAstsl saSsr the act d August slst 1882, hy an 7
ssr, muss be dsIJ acknowledged bsfore some
ssAtss Csssul, sksa practicable. II net prast
thsu bsfsss the Commanding snoer OF aay vssfsl !
no. Or dee, Of tbs Asvy 81 ths Usitsa States whss
The Sirh sess, OF in ssy foreign port wsers thsf
ssdsss csnsui Of the Usitsd states the act (of Cor
Of February %, 1884, granting sush authority -
smssrs. In all other rsspsots the papers mct
sssiornity 70 The prescribed regulations Aad 10
WasbSagtsn Star, Sep. -.
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rrIss which r ttrss phy sngsgsa m simple
ssl tn,ercouyse Hs objts, a vst'ns thls par. OF
ths world 'soesr voyage usefu, % Ms country
N comm eres Wy, By rosking known tasreI eeadl
ton Il hrgs thss,
l. the is.bcoa of Lspts'p 3ibssp, isformsd.
,eor - spssk fer h'@rst when h. viu o,nmunioats
uth vspael info on in 70 tho East Iodiss
rsvs sefsye 7ubtih.d In public lecture which be
t.ros e.vs,ios sd ~nios viii b, duly suvouscsi in
our eoluups ne vii gt's some later citing
ara gs.gstacsl f,ca toosaps Shas part Of ths werd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-02
Hints to Young Men Going to New Orleans.
TO the EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NEW ORLEANS, Of pL- z, IS5S.
II is reported in our city, that great many young
men in your city contemplate rushing here for the
purposs Of filing the vacancies caused by the late
epidemic. II would he hiud in you to say to those
yourg Iuep, through your columns, that very le "
clerks have dind, ahd that when vacancy has oc
cured ;lsIe has been "a many one hundred app
can.s icr it, by which it may be seen that there il
alsaps great nnriber OF young men ont of employ
ment and ready to TIL any vacancy that may have
occurred.
II you feel SIS do in this matter you will suggest
to young men who design coming here. the wisdom
OF securing place before they come.
Very respectfully, W. q. THOMPSON
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Fire aught ~ ibeat 7K s'eIssk last eveakDg. q
Sorss csttsn batting In ths Atds Of Ne. "a HAaovsr
anS ssmnsnieAtsd 70 tks next story upfsrnsathI
Of which, toxsthx With the third story " the sui,
were cssspisS by ns@r Gee ". OhifnAn o.
nsnss dil considerable damage to the tws upper n
bat The sspisas supply Of vasr which was quiskA
spcn thsn aot only sscA sKssgsishsd the Ore, bu,l
Bo,d Fuller, VIE oosspisA the Two ioxsr stort
The sale n cry seods. hsA stock valued at DE
vhish there va 90 s0e iAsurasss, whsss s0cun
probably eovsr thar loss Their gsods wore mostly
ost OF the store but In . danagsa sondiosa
Chippan Co = lees will probably oens 10 70 so,s
go go, aous Il their essAs wore get out and n
them vsrs spoiled. Ghsy are funy iasursd'-t
AAas, ,Exs -
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CHARIss II. BULREIgy, Ess., Clerk OF the !"
Board OF Supervisors, died on the 2Sth instans,
piexy, at his residence In Brooklyn, aged hftS foo
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ce.

Auditors Office, September 3, 1888.
TIO Robert Davis, Isaac Rickabaugh and
Diver McMilleE.
The Commissioners Of Jackson county has
this day, appointed you viewers OF a certain
proposed county road, commencing at the coun-
ty road, near the residence Of Hiram Strawn,
in Washington township, In said Jackson coun-
ty,.thence running south easterly direction,
the nearest and best way TO the north end oil
the Ian thai passes th ough the farm OF viii
liam Walters thence to follow said line to the
south end, near the residence of William Wal-
ters, thence south easterly direction along
the new cut road, until 1t comes near intersect,
inp the north and south line between the lane OF
LemueI S. Pane, and Charles Robbins, and
thence running south along the west side OF
said line, In Jackson county until 1t intereectf
the state road, leading from Richmond, in K os'
county, to Hamden, IN Vinton county. Take
TO your assistance Joseph Hama, surveyor, suit
able chairman and marker, and meet at the be-
ginning point, on the 18th day Of October 1883
or within four days thereafter, and make return
10 this office, according to law.
By order of the Commissioners.
JOHN STEPHENSON Aud. J. c.
Sept. 6, 1853. 2l--4w
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Sale OF Real Estate by order Of
Court.

ON the Sth day of October, A, D, 1853, at )
I J o'clock in the afternoon Of said day, at the
door of tie Court House, in the town OF Jackson
in Jackson county, Ohio, will be sold to the high
est bidder, the following real estate as the prop
ertv of George NJ Lucas decd. to wit In lot
number % in Daniel Hoffman's addition to the
town of jackson, in said county, Appraised at
four hundred dollars. Terms of sale one third
cash in hand, one third in one, and the residue
in two years from day of sale, with interest;
notes to be given by purchaser. with personal
security. Deed to be made upon full payment OF
purchase money. ..
AARON WALTERHOUSE, Admir-.
of GEO. NJ, LUCAS, decd
Sent. 8. 1853, 24--tds
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;cioro and ruocling valley RailrOad

Syracuse, Onondaga county, New York.
Sept. IS, 1853. 25--6w
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Notice.
R. Bell & Co. Plaintiffs

R. Bell & Co. Plaintiffs
rs. n,
Stephen Phillips Henry II McNeal, tet,' !;en
partners under the name Of Phillips d 'io"'
McNeal, Defendants
TEyHE said Stephen Phillips, who is a non resi-
4 dent Of the State OF Ohio, is hereby mott
fed, that he and the said Henry H. McNeal
partners trading under the name Of Phillips d
McNeal. have been sued BY the said r. Bell g.
Co in the Court Of Common Pleas for Jackson
county, in the State Of Ohio, for three hundred
and sixty-one dollars and seventy-eight cents,
with interest from the 18th of August, 1853
which is due from the defendants TO the plain
tiifs, on an account for goods sold and delivered
by the Plaintiffs to the Defendants, and that un-
less he answer by the 18th day Of October 1853
the Petition of R. Bell d co. against the Defend.
ants filed in the Clerks Office Of said court, such
Petition will be taken as true, and Judgment reil.
dered accordingly. o. F. MOORE. Atty foi
August 81, 1853. 22-6w Pltffs.
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Stephen G. Phillips and Henry H McNeal
partners in trode, under the name of PhiI'
lips e. McNeal =,
THE above defendants are hereby notified
thu on the 9Th day of Augu t, a, D, 1853, an
order Of attachment, in the above cause, was
issued against them, by Titus Baily, Esqr,, one
of the Justices Of the Peace Of Jackson Town
ship, In jackson county, for the sum OF twenty
five dollars and twelve cents, at the inst nee OF
the above plaintiff, and that said cause has been
continued by said Justice until the 9th day OF
October, A, D, 1853, at II o'clock, A, Nj, OF
said day. ROBERT SWANEf
Sept, IS, 1863. 25--3w
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FRANHL \ MILLS.

EIHE Subscribers respectfully inform the
public, that they have got their extensive
FIGURING Mills in full operation, and are now
prepared 10 furnish superior family Florr, Bran
and Shorts, at reasonable rates, anu in quaint
ties 10 purchasers.
Produce Dealers, Furnace Cos. R. R. Con
tractors, Hotel Keepers and families, are res
pectiully invited to call or send in their orders.
The highest market price will be paid il cash
for Wheat, Slaves, Hooppoles and Flour Barrels.
Farmers who oesire it, can exchange their
wheat for flour.
They have also on hand, and intend keeping
a general supply o. Groceries, Oils, Paints anu
Brushes, which they offer low for cash. or pro
duce. BUNN WALTERuOUaE & BUM.
Aug. Is, '53 2l-if.
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Notice.
j. & R. Rickabaugh, Plaintiffs,

Stephen G. Phillips & Henry H. McNeal
partners in trade, under the name Of Phil
lips & McNeal, Defendants
3FAIE above Defendants are hereby notified
u that on the 2Oh day of August, A, D, 1853,
an order of attachment, in the above cause, was
issued against them, by Jacob A, Sell, Esq, one
of the Justices of the Peace of Washington l own
ship, in jackson county Ohio; for the sum of
Seventy six dollars and thirty cents, at the in
stance of the above Plaintiffs and that said cause
has been continued by said Justice, until the Sth
day of October, A, D, 1853, at 10 o'clock A, M,
of said day, j. & r. RlCkABAUGH'
September |, 1853. 23--6w
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Notice,
Robert Mason Plaintiff,


Stephen G. Phillips and Henry II. McNeal,
partners in trade, under the name OF Phil
lips g. McNeaI, defendants.
rE|HE above defendants are hereby notified {,
that on the 22d day Of August, 1853, an order
of attachment, in the above cause, was issued
against them, by Titus Bailey, Esqr., one of the
Justices the Peace of Jackson Township, IN
Jackson county, for the sum of fOrty-three dct-
Jars aud tbirt, seven and half cents, at the
instant of the above plaintiff, and that said
cause has been continued by said Jnstice, until
the 9Th day of October, A, D, 1888, at II o'clock
A, M, of said day ROBERT MA SON.
Snnt. l5. 1851 25--3W
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Notice.
lNOthCC'
Henry X. Kinney, Plaintiff.

Henry X. Kinney, Plaintiff
Us. 2
Stephen Phillips Henry II. MeNcal, q
partners under the name Of Phillips
McEeal, Defendants
TNHE said Stephen Phillips who is non res.
D ident Of the state Of Ohio, is hereby mott.
fed that he and the said Henry II McNeal part
Bers trading under the name Of Phillips Nc
Neal, have been sued by the said Henry r. Kin
ney, in the Court Of Common Pleas, for Jackson
county, in the State Of Ohio, for nine hundred
and ninety-0ne dollars and eleven cents, with in.
terest after the sth day Of September, Ie53,wbieh
The said Phillips & McNeal, owe to the Plaintiff,
AZ accepiors Of a bill Of exchange, drawn by him
upon and accepted by the Defendants, for nine
hundred and ninety-one dollars and eleven
cents, dated August 9Th. 1853, aud payable tn
the order Of the Plaintiff, ninety days after the
date thereof, and that unless he answer BY the
| 18th day Of October 1853, the Petition Of the
said Henry r Kinney, against him, filed in the
Clerks Office Of said Court, such Petition will
be taken as true, and judgement rendered sccor-
dinghy. IF MOORE, ATTY. for Pltf.
August %, 1853 22-Gw
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J. f. TOWELL & Co
Dealers in Dry Goods, China and
CARPETS
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO,

MOULD respectfully announce to the read
" ers of the STANDARD that they have
opened their splendid stock OF the above articles,
embracing the most complete assortment for the
retail tradeto be found il this city.
Their stock of silks, fancy dress goods and
trimmings, are of the latest and most fashionable
STYLES. and are marked at the very lowest prices.
A splendid stock of Mitliners' goods are Of
fered at wholesale, embracing bonnet frames Of
spring sty les, crown Innings, flowers, Silk Bon
nets, &c, which are 80 per cent lower than they
have ever been who!esa ed in this place.
Orders by the Cars promptly executed.
j. f. TOWEL & Co.
Portsmouth, Sept. %, 1853.
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Notice.
William McKinniss, P'f.

VS..
Stephen G. Phillips g. Henry H. McNeal,
partners In trade, under the name OF Phil
lips & McNeul, Del'ts.
rENHE above defendants are hereby notified,
that on the l7th day oI August, a. d. 1853,
an order of attachment, in the above cause, was
issued against them bv Ja;oJ Sell, Esq, one
of the Justices Of the Peace, Of Washington
township, in Jackson county for the sum Of
sixty seven dollars, at the instance of the above
Plaintiff, and that sal cause has been continued
by id Justice, until the Sd day OF October, A
D., 1853, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, of said day.
WILLIAM McKlNNlS.
August IS, 1853. 22-6w.
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INObbCC'
Samuel Z. Howell, Plaintiff,

vs..
Stephen G.. Phillips & Henry II, McNeal
partners in trade, under the name Of Phil
lips McNeal, Defendants.
an HE above defendants are hereby notified,
Il that on the 18th day of August, A, D, 1853
an order of attachment in the above cause, was
issued against them, by Josiah Cremeens, a JUS
tice of the Peace of Franklin Township, Jackson
County, Ohio, for the sum of twenty-five dollars,
at the instance of the above Plaintiff, and that
said cause has been continued by said Justice,
until the 18th day of October A, D, 1853, at 10
o'clock, A, NJ, of said day.
SAMUEL E. HOWELL,
Sept. |, 1853. 23--Gw
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d. A KEY ES,
Il, TIL, CITY n00K STORE,

II EEPS constantly on hand full and COM
II plete assortment of school and miscellane'
GUS Books, Stationery. Fancy Goods, light rea
ding, all the Popular Magazines, Wall paper
Winuow Shades, Carpenter architect Drafting
Paper, Maps, Gold Pens. and Pencils, Also
great variety of Family Bibles of every price
and quality, PACED Blank Books Of every DE-
scripiion, he is in receipt of all the latest Pub
LEGATIONS. The Public are respectfully invited tt
call and examine his stock as he is determined tt
sell at the very lowest figures,
Market Street Portsmouth Ohio.
August 25, ls53-no-22 If.
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Notice is hereby given, to the tax payers Of
jackson County, hat will attend at the usual
place of holding Elections in the several town
Ships, for The purpose of receiving taxes on the
days following, to wit In Bloomfield, septem'
Der 5lh, in Milton. September 10Th, in Wash
ington, September l7th in Jackson, September.
18TH in Liberty, September 20ih, in franklin,
eptem5er slst, in Madison, September 22d, in
jefferson, september, ODD. in Hamilton septem'
Der 24h; Scioo September 26th. l will also
attend at NV Office. in the town of jackson, from
the 2Gth of September, until the 20th day Of De-
cember next, tor the purpose Of receiving the
taxes charged as Above, on the duplicate for the
current year, tNithn which period of time, the
law requires the same to be paid,l after which,
all taxes remaining unpaid. will be charged
penalty of 5per cent
JAMES DYER, Treas.J. G..
jackson, August Is. 1853, 2l-