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Do not Defer; but Come /
YOU WANT TO GET THE
Choice.

Mr.. REICH, Merchant Tailor, bcgs
leave to inform the gentlemen OF SUMTER.
vile and District that fe has just returned
with spcndid assortment of
Cloths, Cassilrier'es, Dr;salp,d etc.
Vestings, sc. Sc, and in short everything
that is required for full suit. Having
made the choice Of his goods himself, he
doubts not bit what he can suit the M most
IastdiouS. There is no use TO have yout
cloths made IN Charleston or ,by5Y Yankees,
when YOU can lave them made as STYLISH
and as well if not better than anywhere
else right ut home, and this Mr. RElcH.
promises to do, maybe will add that, his
work is moi turned out al least equal to anya
donc in this country he will not charge
anything. As for his pFicns they shall Be ;Res.
ut New York rates. All he asks is, give.
him a trial.! Como soon and pick out out
some Of those beautiful Pants and Yeat
patterns, it will soon be warm and youwiifl
want them. 81
Mr.. REIcH lives next door to John f 4
ilaynsworth almos, opposite Dr. IVithef.5
spoon. - So, 81. &
April Goth, 1853 aS-tf
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AHSde fOAo SssaAe,
Sherif's Sales.

UG virtue of sundry Executions to INC
~ directed, will be sold AT Sumter EUur;
House, on the lst Monday and day follow
ing i'll August next, within legal hours
OF sale, TO lhc highest bidder, for cash. the
following property. Purchasers to pay for
titles
One trac, of I acres Of Land in the
town Of Sumtcrvlic adjoining lands OF w.
w. Alton and G.. Dcl.orlnc levied upon
as the property of WIN. J. Francis at the
separate suits of Picrson a. Jennings,
Lenncau 81 Bcrcknycr and L. &. Brown,
administrators.
One Horse and one lot or tract Of ) 6. 10
acres Of lard in the town of Suuicrvillc
adjoining lands of y. c. Spain ana the
Alcthod'st Church levied upon as the pro-
pcrly OF BrIant kavanagh at the SUITS of
j. Hendricks, G. TarIh and J. Corchoran,
2l'rln.Ing presses and all the material
used in the establishment of the Sumter
Blnner lcvicl upon as the property of VIM.
}. Francis ut the SUIT ul Il. G.. Brown,
Administrator.
Onc tract Or l-2 acres Of land in the
town Of Suntcrvrllc adjoining lands OF J.
II. DingIc and w. Il NJ r. Road levied
upon as the property OF Thomas McGcc a,
the s'ts OF Sims & Nance, John Webb and
f. ID. PringIc Il Co.
One negro named Dave ;cvicd upon as
The property Of John w. Erwin, under IL
mortgage given by said Erwin to Joseph
Montgomery ana TO be sold 10 satisfy said
mortgage.
Onc tract Of 900 acres OF land in Clare
mont a!j"ining lands Of H. White, Estates
OF Mayrant and William }. Rccs levied
upon as the property OF w. T.. Richardson
at the suit ol lllsuIiuc & Walluh.
J. {. RllAME, s. 5. d.
July T., 1888 ;}7-3,
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The Real "Simon Pure''
G.. IL; MASON

WOULD respectfully inform his; pa pa
irons and friends, and the public generally
that he has received an additional Stock Of
Watches abaef .5eweIry
fresh from Baltimore; Of every Description
OF patterns az neat and durable as any
which have ever been brought to this mar.
ket. His prices are low aud his articles
good. ssaaS3s sssiaS
All kinds Of repairing done N The aeas.s
est manner, ard with promptness.s
lie respectfully soliciis the patronage OF
tho pubic, as he is ready to suit them i'll i'll
every respect. S
Mag 81, 1853 3i-if
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Head Quarters.

OKEER No
TIE COMMANDMENT Chief has learned
with painful regret OF the death of cherish
ed mrmhrr OF his Staff, Lieut.. Colonel
Samuel Sparks, .Ir. As soldier he was
fully imhucd with a sense OF du,v. conrarc
and patrutism; as a gentleman he was ur-
han", generous. and full Of social virtues
1t is therefore ordered, that the Stan
wear The usual badge of mourning" for the
space OF thirty days, and that Il copy OF this
order be forwarded, by the Adiuian, Gem
craI. to his afflicted parents who have so
much cause To mourn The uutilncly death
OF an only aud beloved son.
by order OF the Coumandcr-in- Chief
!. w. CANTEY,
ADJ and lnsp. Gcn'l.
July 18th, 1888 ;}S-3t
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CENSUS OFFICE.
Washington, June goth, 1858.

/: :#.;,54Ihe following circular letter is pre-
pared in answer to the numerous in
Ssquiries made at this office in regard to
3ahc. progress Of the Census:
ist. The detailed statistics of the
Ceasas will make q,mrto volume Of
N:lbout 5000 pages, and will be com
sEplctcd and published before the meet
sfing Of Congress.
2ud. The statistics Of Manufactures,
Sof.Alortality, &C., have not been or
deted to be printed, in consequence of
ltteing defective, and would have made
sS;inotlier volume Of the same size.
b ASrd.sA great deal of valuable mat.
ter will remain among the unpublished
4 material of the Census, mixed up with
5niuch hat caniiot be relied upon.
4tll. The office is always happy to
receive any views or suggestions in
relation TO the matters. OF the Census.
T j. ID. B. DEEow,
Superintendent.
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Increased Stock
BY
j ohm O'ConnOI'.

Who his made new improvements and
considerably enlarged his store, and is now
receiving fresh goods by every train OF
cars aud offers TO the public Tor tie sum
hcr months the following articles low for
cash:
Ice Cream and Lemonade, (daily) Ice,
Oranges, Lemons. Pine Apples and all the
tropical fruits: also fine assortment OF
Tobacco and Cigars, with choice lot ni
Family Groceries. also Il large stock Of
HsEsY GOODS, SC.
Picklcd Salmon and Preserves, Flour of
the best brands warranted, also Il large lot
"i bacon o which he receives a new sup
ply weekly. All of which he guarantees
10 sell al !Ic lowest rates for cash.
April 9th, 1903 2S-u
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Engraving, &c.

OWING to the difficulty Of collectiny
small accounts, the subscriber would in2
ior'h lhc pubic. that while he is truly
lhahkfu' TOR Their patronage he is conpcli.
ed 10 work hereafter for cast oulp.,
June Ii, 1858 ea ,r
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Executors Notice.

ALL persons having demands against
the Estate of Mr.. Harvey Skinner, decd,
are requested to hand them in properly at
tested to the subscriber; and all those in
debted will make immediate payment
to
r. Nj. SKINNER,
Executor.
July Goth, 1853 39-3m
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Executors Notice,

All persons having demands aeains, the
Estato OF the late Col. John ]. Moore OF
Sumter District, are requested to hand
llielh IN properly at,esled to The subscr;.
hers pnd ana al those indebted win nakr
payment 10 the same. q
j. p MOORE, j, 4. Z, d
J. $. MOORE. f,Sec s utors' il'.., .s s.
& March 18th 1853 ,s. 29--tf
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Ira w. BEowN, who is in the custody
Of the Sheriff of Sumter District, bv GER
tain Writs of Capias ad Satislacicndum, at
the suit OF Robert Lalta having filed in
my Office, together with a Schedule on
oath, oil his Estate and effects, his petition
to the Court of Common Pleas, PRAYING
that he may be admitted TO the benefits of
Of the Acts OF the General Assembly made
for the relief vi insol, ent debtors. Ii is
ordered that the said Robert Latta and all
others, the Creditors TO whom the said Ira
w. Brown, is any wise indebted, be, and
they are hereby summoned, and have no
tlce TO appear, before the said Court at
Sumter Court House, on the Seventh day
of November next, to shew cause, if any
they can, why the prayer of the petition
Aforesaid. should not he granted.
w. J. SINGLETON, t. c. p.
July 18th, 1888 37-3m
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Notice..

All persons are hereby cautioned not To
trade for, or receive in payment OF any
debt, either or both Of two Notes given by
the subscriber to r. J. Price, the one for
two hundred and fifty dollcrs, and the 9th
Noics given for two separate tracts %! land
were TO be paid after good and lawful titles
were made to me by Price, which cond.
tons were put in writing and arc now in
my possession, and which contains the
further understanding that in the event of
his failing as he has done, to make such
titles he would forfeit The amounts &c.
G. a, .LESSESNE. .
April 3, 1853 27-,f
NJ Watchman copy
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Executors Notice.

Alb persons indebted TO the Estate of h
Rev. James Newbefy, deceased, either BY
Note or Account will make Immediate pay
mcnt. And those having demands against
the same vii fehd az them IN properly al :
tested within slegs al time Ia .5 C
IA N iSil w fBfliY
SA u fsll G. i n. !.
" Executors.
.apfil26th, 1853
Dsrling,ea Flag Yslease copy
53 months. Is 81
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COpartnership Notice.

'HNllE undersigned have formed Co
partnership for the transaction oG tic
FACTORAGE A D COMMISSION
BUSINESS, i'll the city o! Charleston, IN.
der the name of ROSSER g. WARREN
The usual advances will be made on all
Produce consigned to us, and strict per.
sonal attention given to all business eli.
trusted TO our care.
Our Office on CENTRAL. WHARF, will
he opened Oh or before 18th September
next.
JOHN ROSSER.
THO. J. WARREN.
July l2th, 1888 :}7-it
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BuFrING A WlTNEss.-ln aJustlcc's
Court down East trial was under
way for trcspass, in cutting wood from
Il neighbours promises without au,hori-
ty. One of the plaintiffs witnesses
was plain old farmer, whose tcstino-
ny went clearly aud directly to prove
the charge. The Defendants counsel,
a clustering man Of brass, after the
most approved fashion of country pet
titosgcrs, thought to weaken the fercc
of his evidence Ivy proving idocy to be
Il trait of hts family. lie therefore in
tcrrogatcd him thus:
"Nlr.-.yo have son who
is an idiot, have you not!'
eyes, sir!'
"Docs he know anything"
every little"
Ilow much does he know?"
"Wcll, almost nothing; not much
more than you do!"
The witness WAS allowed to retire
without further questioning. amidst The
most uproarious screams OF laughter.
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Notice.

;, All persons having demands against the
Estate OF tue late Rev. Charles p. Elliott,
wIl' present at,csled statements eof-and
those indebted, to the same, will make pay
mcnt 10 The Subscriber
THOMAS D. ELLIOTT,
Administrator.
Charleston s. &.
Apr 26, 1853. 26 sm
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New Tin and Sheet-Iron
Ware Mandatory.

JAMES II. DUE would respectfully
ln'o N the citizcus of SumicrvlIc and tic
surrounding country, thai he is now open
ING Il TIN MAAUFACTORY in Sumter
vile, and is now prepared to fill all orders
IN The Tin line. Merchants will find il tc
their interest to purchase their ware from
me, rs intend to sell low and warrant all
that sell.
ROOFING, GUTTERING and JOB
WORK executed with promptncss and in
workmanlike manner. The cash will
be expected III every instance on finishing
or delivering of every job. intend 10 sell
cheap and for the cash only.
Feb. Sl, 1853 l5-tf
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y RARE Casa gentleman who
is engaged in settling the books OF IL
firm one doing Il large mcrchanliIc bus
mess in l'ittsburg, but-of which both
I. the original partiicrs are now slcc pin.
Z quietly III tlicir cemetery vaults, WAS
called oil, on Friday, hy Il gentleman
from the S"utli, who came TO pay prin
cipal and interest, amounting to 5000,
ol adebt contracted in 1919; Ey mcr-
tliant Of Nicksburg, Miss, who had
failed subsequently, and was supposed
to be lost pAst all hope. He has re-
Gently been enriched! BY tie rapid rise
-Eof some cotton lands which lie had pur
chased, and is now paying OF old liza
bllitles, here and at the East, amount
ling to several thousand dollars. His
snamc, wc understand, is John Down
Sipg. lc should be remembered, to
. his honor.
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~ a FLoATlSG lIouoR Slor.--Thc
Boston Transcript states that sIoop,
! witha house upon it, has been anchored
between Apple and Deer Island, for
the purpose Of supplyin. parties up
and down the larbor with spirituous
s. liquors. This is the latest contriyancc
!. to.eradc the new liquor law.
~ DEPOSITION TO THE MAINE Llouon
9 LAw.--Wc have rccciAcd accounts
from ST. Johns, n. b., to the lst inst,
which states that the Temperance Hall
ut that place was blown up with pow
der,and that great excitement Pre-.
vailed IN consequence Of III attempt
sshaving been made to enforce the Maine
Liquor. Law.
The Declaration of independence
was written IN the parlnr on the Sc.
,tcond floor of the brick house at the
northwest corner Of Market and Scv
Senth streets. Philadelphia. So says
Mr. Jefferson, its immortal author, in
alctter OF his lately published. The
asliiouse.oncc occupied by WIN. Penn, is
still standing in Philadelphia.
No man is gentleman who, with.
! ont proYoca,iom, would treat with
aillcivility the humbIes; of his species. II
vulg;trity for which no accomplish
lncnts or dress can ever atone. Show
y nc the man who desires to make cy
cry one happy around him, and whose
greatest ,soiicitudc is never to give
a.iust cause of offence to any one, and
S;will show you a gentleman by ma.
1tnre and practice, although hc may
never have worn 4 suit Of broadclolh on
ever have beard Of u lexicon.
TnE PEEsipENr's D1NlN0 SERVICE
IN beautiful breakfast, dinner, dessert
aid tcs sel'vicc, of American porcelain
has Just been finished in New York fol
the Presidents House. II includes
allandsoinalylensraycd and richly cut
Table glass. The dining service mum.
bcrs 450 pieces aud The glass 55 doz
seny Tho wliolcScoal lis 81 5000.
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FOR SALE.

! 1s7ss5,saa, THAT LARGE NEW AND
|sssE 9 ON NJ ODIO US PUB Lie
III 1lE.asEssl HOUSE situated on Main Street
in Sumtervile and adjoining Court House
Square known as CHINA'S HOTEL
The grounds connected with these build
lngs are furnished with comfortable stables,
wagon and horse lots for the accommoda-
lion of dlovers. The present Proprietor
wishing to retire from business will give
easy terms To good purchaser 10 ono
understanding the management of Hotel,
"A better opportunity than this will never
offer for profitable Investment.
Also fOAo Sale,
A farm consisting Of about $50 acres, all
OF which is in high state of cultivation
On the farm there is IL neat cottage and
out buildings, not more than ten minutes
walk from the Court lIousc. Apply for
terms oil both premises to
j. CHINA,
Suntcrviic.
June 18th, 1893 3)--tf
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SMALLPOX AMONG TIE INDIANS
Dates from Utah to the 2lst of April
represent that smallpox was alarming
~ prevalent among the Indians. Near
each o! the Cheyenne and Snakctrib
Three hundred the dead bodies were
piled into one hut, which was fired,
and burnt to the ground.
~ CoNrEIruTIoS FROM QUEEN VIC
roElA.-A contribution has Just been
received at New York, for the Crys-
tai Palace Exhibition, from Queen
Victoria, in the shape ola striking pic
turr, by Wintcrhaller, the subject Of
which is The Opening OF the London
Exhibition" This is said to be Il
very remarkable painting.
GREEHvILLE RAIrEoAn.--Wa under
stand that, ut the annual meeting of
this Company, II oS. G. Perrin esq.
was elected President, without oppo-
sil!oM.
ANOTHER GREAT MATCu RACE
arrangements have been effected bv
The owners Of the South Carolina mare
Nina" and the Virginia horse "l,cd
Dye" for another race, to come o II on
the ltli Tuesday in September. The
conditions are $4,000 L Side, and two
mile heats.
y pretty woman is like Il great truth
W great happiness, and has no more
right to bundle herself up under Il
green veil or any other similar ahun-
ila'ion, than the sun has to pat on
green spcctaclrs.
MODEST GInr.-A youn. lady at
dncr, the other day, asked her beau
for ''hcn fruit" mcalring eggs. Uhcm! !
,hanghGt berries /! !!
TIir'y-cisllt negroes, belonging to
the estate Of tic late Jonathan Lucas,
were sold ut auction in Charleston, on
"Wednesday, hy I'hos NJ. Hume, at an
average OF $500 cach.
y late English writer says that the
only day an American dcvotcs to ere
taxation" is tic day lie takes medicine.
Not Il bad put, hint at.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-03
1he British Var Steamer Medea al Bo,,o,-

nc D'"fs@ ,rdr STEAMER Medea at Boston
desperate Encounter acih Rirer There,
BOSTON, July 30 The British war stean.,
Medea from Halifax July 2s. arrived a, This
port thus morning. Il is supposed she brings
dispatches IN regard to the fishery question
"A desperate encounter TOOK place last night
o.t"een the New Harbor police and two r;v.
er thieves, who had been boarding and rob.
olng vessels at this port, disguised in masks
and some times using chlorolorm. The rob
oers were seen leaving vessel in boat, and
We're pursued and Captured.
They afterwards escaped and were again
pursued, the robbers firing FIVE times Mt the Of
hcers: who returned the compliment, but with
out effect on either side. One ofthe robbers
was finally struck down by a Waterman, and
The other was run down.
They were armed with two six-barrelled
revolvers each,and several gold watches " hich
they had stolen Were found upon them. A
third member the gang was arrested this
morning. Their names are Geolge TAYLOR.
alias Kelley, VIM. Mclaughlin and Henry
Kelley, alias Allen.
Upon them was found large amount stolen
from the brig Maria Wilder, boarded july 2s.
The Captain was put to sleep With chloroform
and his pantaloons robbed OF 1915.
The mortality OF Boston for the week end
ing to day. has been ITO. Bowel complaints
have carried off the largest number.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-03

SUIcIDE.-George T. Kersey, residing in
that portion of Richmond. known as Oregon
Hill. on Thursday evening last, deliberately
took heavy draught of laudanum, from the
effects of which he died in about two hours.
He assigned no cause for the rash act. Until
recently he was very temperate and indus
lrious man.hut. it is believed, had been indulg'
ing in Intoxicating liquors just before the fatal
event. He was about 40 years of age, and
leaves wife and two children.
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NewROOfing Material.

AZ. Grav. Superintendent OF the Harris
". a.s works. is now Introducing 10 the
Dry 'se s. Of Harrisburg, and all others desiring
cur Gu ar,cle. a new roofing material. of his own
'"e ',f.c,nre. That We think superior to any
luaf now used in our vicinity. He makes his
io ~ almost fiat. surrounding the whole with
ROWS II from twelve to fifteen inches high
ns coy covers the joists with common sheeling
ne nd. I'd shutting up any knot OF augur hole
DO po, aa;l;og a scrap of I'm over them. This
~ so "% s covered with three thicknesses of
s s",, nansr breaking the join and pitching it
&c" !, mt on, with composition. He then
10 '.ohs over the paper with composition of
' 'oal ,ar, with the oil and naptha extracted
o ood throw, I sand and fine gravel upon it while
:; -" Is arm, and liquid. which incorp' rates
''.;,b The pitch The fire walls are covered
,.;,b a preparation ofthe same material, the
; w Il them being coated with it down un
y; y n;xes with the composition on the roof
This makes the whole SO tight that by put
TING plug in the spout, complete reservoir
ma, be- made of the roof. Whilst it is entire.
" water tight, is also fire proof. This dura
bic and elegant roof is put on tor about FIVE
dolla per square Of hundred feet. All who
have tried it are highly pleased with it.-Har-
r;sburo Union.
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OBITUARY.

I, oieh at the residence of his father Campbell C..
H., on the 25th inst, Mr., ARCHIBALD G. BoLI1sa, in
Tie 2istye of his age.
Died of Darrh@a in Amherst county at their fathers
residence, JUNIUs and CALHoUN. sons of DIR. R. H.
Una Ann b. Cox. Junus their ed"st) died the 5th Ju-
~ iooS' aged years, S months and 90 days-and ten
days afterwards, the 18th Calhoun aged years, 7
ohihs and days, taken by the ruthless hand of
'e@'n leaving them an only babe, two days old
o'ed, at her residence in Amherst County Thurs
n'y the 2ath July. Ms MARY ANN BLAIR relics of Al
zen hlar decd, 10 the 92nd year of her age.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-03

The AMERICAN MINISTER To SPAN.-The
National Intelligencer translates from Eel
Heraldo.' leading journal of Mad rid, the fol.
lowing paragraph;
Mr.. Barringer, the representative of,he Uni
ted States, has arrived at this Court on his re-.
turn from journey made to Andalusia with
his family. Mr.. Barringer will reside at La
Granja Zone of the royal sites until the arrival
OF Mr., Soule, when he will finally depart from
our country, where he will leave SO many
friends and so many sincere admirers of the
course of conduct he has observed during his
residence among US.
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Latest bv the Asia.

New York. July 20.-The latest advices
by the steamer Asia are decidedly pacific, and
lead to the hope of speedy settlement Of af
fairs between Russia and Turkey. Intelligence
direct from the most reliable sources, states
that the English French, Austrian and Prussian
Ambassadors at Constantinople had drawn
up an amlcable. concatory note, which the
Sultan approved and accepted 1t wes forth
with sent to the Emperor of Russia for his &C
ceptance' and the general impression prevail
ed that he would readily accede to the propo-
sitlons. The nature and terms of the note are
not made known
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-03

These vessels of the fret clnss, built in tho city Of
Baltimore expressly for this rnde and hive superior
Communications for passengers. They commanded
by experienced Captains, well qualified for the tradc.
and who i'll spnre exertion 10 accommodate They
will be towed up and down the rivers by and mny
be relied on to sn promptly advertised,
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York will find II their interest ship by this line,
as freight will always be taken low by any other
line Of Packets, and every effort will be mnde by the
agents in Richmond and Newly give sntisfac ion
Freight IS cents per whole, and ~ per boxes
Tobacco being about so per cent less hap charged by
the Steamers. Insurance be effected in the Rici.-
mond Fire Association by this line NJ 3-8 per cent.
We respectfully ask and hope 10 succeed in obtain
ing full share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line 10 New York will be for
warded free of commission New Orleans, Mobile,
Charleston, Savannah any other Southern or North
port The vessels will lie in Richmond NJ Rockets
in New York Berth No. Coffee House Slip, foot Of
Wall Street. DAVID CURtIE Richmond, J y
G. II. PIERSON, N. y.
No. 81 South Street.
Augugt Q.dta