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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-03
Tho Jews.

ECBATl0N OF THE CuRfSIIE STREET. SiNA-
GoGUE-INTERESTING CEREMONIES.
congregation of the House Of Israel of this city,
tday consecrated their new synagogue in Chrystie
|, TO the worship Of the God of Israel. The syna-
was formerly occupied by the congregation Of
luel, and was lately purchased for the use OF the
kr body. This congregation was first formed in the
te03, and commenced worship in small house in
street. Thence they were removed to Leonard
l. then to Centre street, and from there they went
hire and White streets. The building is small, but
komely fitted up and viii accommodate seven or
hundred people.
services commenced at four O'Clock P. NJ. The
4 was crowded by very large congregation, anxious
sness the interesting ceremony.
v. H. A. Henry was the officiating minister Of the
hssisted by Rev. Messrs. Davidson, Lfllenthal, and
X. Nr. Henry is minister Of the shaary zadeck
tegation.
l ceremony Of conservation was conducted in the
wing ORDER
b minister, followed by the trustees and other hon.
officers Of the congregation, proceeded to bring the
lof the Law to the door of the synagogue. Here,
ling under canopy, he said;--"open unto us the
4 Of righteousness we win enter them and praise the
~, The doors were then opened and the minister,
her with the rest entered In procession bearing the
I saying:
" gcodiy are thy tents, Jacob thy tebernscles o
lord have ever loved the habitation Of thy house
h dwelling place Of thy glory.
win come Into thy tabernaclcs, and worship at thy
tool.
By then proceeded TO the ark, marching slowly in
Esson, during which the reader and chorister sang
ilows -
rscd be he who comcth in the name Of the Lord; we
lyou from the house OF the Lord
er into his gates with Thanksgiving into his courts
praise.
ae worship and bow down; let bend the knee
. the Lord our Maker.
rshp the Lord with glsdness come into his presence
exultinE song.
/ eprocessicn then marched through all the aslcs,
Entirely around The buildng seven times. During
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RIO MARKETS.


MAXWELL, WRIGHT & CO.'S CIRCULAR.
Rio DE JANEIRo, LIST May. I854.-Our last respects
in Circular Were under date of Gath ultno and we
have the pleasure of waiting upon you with onT
reference.
IMPORTS -Breadstuifs.-Receipts have been 1850
barrels from the l. States, and without sales
TO advise. Our stock may now be estimated at 49,
GOO bb,s in all hands, of which quantity 25 456 bblc
remain in first hands, composed of eggs bbls Rich.
nond City Mile, 284l bbts o. Dance, 2749 bbs Haxall
Columbia 1914 bbis Baltimore, and 27G0 bags Chilli
part of the Chill having been exported to the River
Platte. We quote noninaY in the absence Of recent
sales. Richmond City Mills $4,000 TO 24100N O'Dance
and Columbia HaXall 2lI000 to 2lJ00, Baltimore
18tCO to 100000 according to quely, and Chill 17lOdO
20 l3iu60 Trieste 23I0G0 to 24l000 "
ExPoRTs.-Cotfse.-O market opened early in
the week at an advance upon previous rates. taking
the quality of recent sales into conSide e. alton and
the sales of the week amount to about 81 600 bags
principally for Europe, and to completes cargoes of
vessels already loading, at 200 TO 5300 for lots and
1850 to S00 for good rsrs and superiors while for
small lots of superiors alone 1850 to 4l7 was paid
The stock in market is small and composed almost er
tirely of low Coffee which be had at former rul.
Ing rates while selections obtained with difficult
~ and at corresponding high figures.
Tee recent numerous rivals will siren CITIZEN
e-s III their ensions cargo of good rss and su-
pefiors could not to-day be had under Al 400 which is
our quotation, while for lots quote 1920 to 1880
per arrobe. Though their have been several arrivals
Of Sierra abaixe" Coffee, the receipts of new have
been mo;e backward than expected, which is
however, caused more from desire on the part of
planters TO get rid of their old coffee first than from
inability to get 1t Is market There is every proba
btY that we shall be but poorly supplied with good
Coffee tor some time to come and though we have
every reason to apprehend unfavorable news
variation from present prices and frmness GA the
part of dealers.
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CONGRESS.
WAsRrsarss. June -, 1854.

SENarB.-A message was received from the
House, communicating the proceedings on the coca.
sion OF the death of the Hon. J. F. snodgrass, OF
Petersburg, Va.
Mr.. Mason offered the usual resolutions, and de.
vered an eulogy upon the virtues OF the deceased.
Adjourned.
HousE OF RErREsrNrArIvEs.-Th resolution
providing for the adjournment of Congress was
taken np, and after much debate the amendment
oil Mr.. Orr fixing the l4th of August for the day
OF adjournment, was, adopted by years e., NAYS
s.
Messrs Riddle, Hoone, 'terrt Smith, Front and
Sellers were appointed the selec. committee on the
memorial of 1000 citizens of Delaware. praytnp
that government should effect an arrangement tor
the sale OF one of the Guano Islands or the rernov
al Of the existing restrictions on American vessels
The House then adjourned
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, 1nna 70

CATTLE-We have to nste arked decline in the
quo atoms for Beef Cattle since last report Tho
offerings at the Scales to-day about $50 head of
1ich as were driven to Philadelphia and the b.
lance, As head, were sold to the city butchers at
prices ranging from S4G525 on the hoof equal to So
in price is fully so cts. per 100 lbs. since last week
HoGs-The demand is pretty brisk, and we note a
farther decline in prices We note sales to-day at
the Scales at S. 7507 per 100 lbs. ~
SHEEP-The market is dull We note sales TODAY
~
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ADJUSTMENTS OF THE ABOLITIoNTsTs

SPRINGFIELD June llth.-Messrs Pierce. Don.
elias, Hellett and Loring, were hung in eficv at
Westhelc, Mass.. yesterday. The bells of the vii
htge We're tolled for hour in the forenoon and in
the afternoon public burial ofthe efigies was had
with the exception of that of Douglas which was
early clubbed down and burned at a stake A LONG
tailed rat, labelled "The Last of the Old Hunkers
bore the effgies company during their suspension
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SLAVE EXCITEMENT DOWN EAST.

MANCHESTER, N. II June l2-There was treat
excitement here yesterday and to-day by a report
that two slavecatchers from Virginia, had arrived
IN Lowell, in search of Edwin Moore barber form
eriy of that city, but now residing here A nnrse
was Immediately made up for him and he il now
on his way to Canada with his wife and children.
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LATER FROM GUAYAMAs

NFw foRK, June l2th.-By an arrival we have
Quay amas dates OF May 29th. The heavy rains Rad
greatly retarded gathering the crops. Vessels
scarce and wanted. Sugars in demand at s3a:} 81
IL, Moasses l0all cents Coffee l0all cents; Ameri
can Provisions tending upwards Pitch-Pine 3ss
$40; White 34aS36
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY ToLER L COOK.
6OMMISSTONER'SS AIETn axac,-

O@.OMM1SSlONEhS SALE.--In exeCu.
~ ton of decree ofthe Circuit Court of Henri
CO. nsde on the 18th day of May last, In the suit
t1eIen kine, In her own right and as committee OF
Ann =: w. King, Lucy King aud Rachael w. Ella
P'einuns, against Ann Z. W. King by Eustace Rob
lnson her guardian. ad litum, and Peter v. Daniel,
.nrvivlns trustee of himself James Rawlings and
Thomas J. Bullet, defendauts--The undersirned.
Commissioner, appointed for that purpose. will seil
&C Pnphc auction. on the premises beginning at five
O'CLOCK, ON MONDAY, the 10Th day Of the present
month the following property viz: the Brick House
aou Do' ana an aaJoip1ng vacant Lot Church Hill
nsHeu IN sag oecree each of which Lots fronts on
Tth street AZ feet, and runs back 1872 feet and
bounded. on the North, by the Lot of Pblin CONT.
ney and on the South by that of John Endsrs estate
The terms OF sale are: As to much of the pro-
ceeds OF sale as VIII be requisite odefay the
SEES Of sale and the costs of suit the cash viii he rs
quired, and for the balance three ne gotiahs notas
each for ouethird of said balance with Interest add
ed, and payable respectively st six twelve and eish
teen months from the day of sale, the payment there
OF to be secured by deed of trust on the properly
Sold Property
The improvem ents of the improved lot are de.;y..
bic and convenient. and the house, which is nov oc
cupied by Mr. Hunt, commands remuneratiug rent
And, IN further execution of said decree, / shall
medsteiy after the above sale. proceed to sell pub
cy. upon the premises all the rights titles and in
terests of the plaintiffs in the suit referred TO- in and
TO the following property. viz: One Lot of Ground on
Marion Hill, known in the plan thereof row of re-
cord in Henrico county as Number 30 and bounded
on the East by Fisher street, and on the West by
scott street. con tanning two acres more or less be-
ing part OF the property conveyed by Neil McCoul
ana wire 20 Alexander Fulton, Andrew Stevenson
TERMS: One-third of the purchase money in cash
ana Two notes as to the residue with in
terest added, payable at six and twelve months aud
secured oy DEED OF trust on the property.
PETER V. DANIEL, JR Commissioner.
sale to be conducted by ToLER l. COOK,
jeo Auctioueers
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GALE OF VALUABLE HOUSES AND
4 I0rS NEAR MANHuECTIn

y LUTS NEAR MANCHESTER.-On the oath
OF the present mouth shall sell at public auction
on the premises the follow ing pieces of land lyen
on the Coai-pit Turnpike, Immediately on the edge
OF the corporation of the town of Manche ser viz:
Lot containing q acres, fronting on said Turnpike
running back.to the river road. The improvements
on this lot are very valuable, consisting of large
framed Dwelling House and Store House, with other
in the last two years To any person wishing to es-
tablish grocery this Lot possesses advantages sell
dom offered. In addition it has well of excellent
water in the yard and the garden and lot are highly
improved. At the same time and place, / shall al So
sell another Lot adjoining the first mentioned, con-
tanning 81 acres
To any person wishing to purchase l will take plea
sure in showing the premises.
Terms made known on day of sale.
g. HUNT.
Manchester, June 1854 ia 5-tds
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FUTURE DAY.
GALE OF STOCK OF my G00DH-

GALE OF STOCK OF DRY GOODS
" pursuance of decree Of the Circuit Court Of the
oty OF Richmond. this day entered will be sold at
suction, &C the store OF Wilcox Betfs Eagle
Square, Main street. in the CITY of Richmond their
entre stock OF goods comprising many valuable taste
70. ana ssasonable aBicles. An opportunity viii
DOUBTLESS be afforded of procuring great bareains-
Farther particulars of the terms and mode nj saIe
will be gren In due time. =
je5-ts B. B. MINOR, Receiver.
~ The foregoing sale has by order of said Court
been postponed to WEDNESDAY. the 2Ist inst =;
q o'clock A. NJ. '''
The Key of the Store will also be sold, subject to
months to run.
TERms-A credit OF months on all sums of $50
aud upwards; under $50, cash.
B B. MINOR, Receiver.
Sale conducted by KENT, PAtNT KENT.
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BY DAVENPORT ALLEN l. co. : -
GROCERIES, &c, AU Non
~ THURSDAY, 18th inst we will sell at our auc-
ton store an assortment ofGROCERIES, viz: =
Rio, Java and Manila Coffee
Coffee, Crushed and Powdered Sugars
Mackerel; Herrings
Candles; Soap; Starch
New England Rum; Brandy; Claret Wine
Raisins Cigars Ssleratus
Wrapping Paper; Tumblers &c.
ALSO,
An invoice of Green and Black Teas.
TERMs-Under 800, cash; 500 and over mont BIS
credit for approved paper.
je9 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & Co. Aucts
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je 10 GODDIN 4 APPERSON, Aucts.
VALUABLE COTTAGE FARM OF

{,
FOR SALE AT AUCTIoN,-Wil be sold THURS
pay Afternoon 22d June: 1854, upon the premises,
tractive FARM of III acres with newly erected
Dwelling thereon formerly owned by Mr.. Antonio
adjoining the residences of Messrs. John NJ Shields
and Robert King.
The farm is in the highest state of cultivation and
abound in several varieties of Grape, Fruit and has
upon it growing crop OF Oats, Potatoes. Peas Corn
&C., all of which will be sold with the place.
TERMS -One-fourth Cash; balance at /, and
years for bonds, bearing interest, secured by trust
deed.
Immediate possession can be given. r
ie9 GODDIN l. APPERSON, Aucts.
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Manchester, June 2, 1854.
BY THOS. w. KEESEE.
Office at Geo. J. Summers, No. 30 Pearl st.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT

HOUSEHOLD F URNITURE AT
AIAUCTION.-Will be sold On THURDAY next.
Mosby, on the Southside fClay, between 4th and
5h streets commencing at 10 O'Clock all his House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, consulting of the usual
variety including valuable parcel of Medical Books
and tne Mahogany Book Case
TERMS: All sums under $50 cash; over that amou unit
four months credit for approved endorsed gotiabe
paper. By request of the Trustee
je 10 THOMAS w. KEESEE Auct-
ADDITIONAL VIII be added 10 the above sgl
FOR CASH, another lot of Standard Medical Works,
nearly new, and ci the best binding: such ss Twee
dies Medical Library. in Volumes Broussai's Cron.
Phle gmseu EiliosJn's Practice, Simpson on Homeo
pathy, work, and many others W hch are WORTH
the attention of physicians
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SITUATION WANTED-By a middle
~ aged Woman. a situation as Washer and Ironer.
and would assist in Chamberwork, N ursing &c. Ap.
ply at this office. il lt-lt+
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NJ OTICE.-We offer for sale at public
~ auction, on the 9th June, all of our Property,
in the county of Surry, Cabin Point consi.tiog
of 1892 acres of Timber Land Saw Mil ard Fix
lures, four Wagons 1G Mules, and some other Pro-
perty
TERMS for the Land made known the day OF
sale For the Mill and Fixtures negotiable notes al
and months, with srproved endorsers. Other
property, for all sums of so and under, cash; over
that amount negotiable notes at months-the
notes to bear interest from date
je l2-dtdc2t PHILIPS & HOPKINS
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BY GODDIN Il APPERSON.

BY GODDIN 4 APPERSON.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SMALL.
~ FARM. ON THE WESTHAM PLANK ROAD
BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of the
County of Henrico pronounced on the Ieth NAV.
1854, in the of Pitcher, guardian W. Pitcher &e
shall az Commissioner thereby appointed, proceed
TO sell at public auction, the premises, on Wed
nesday, the l4th day of june 1854 at O'Clock M.
imme diatey after the sale of James Gordon's land
terminus OF the Westham Plank Road, of which Jno
A: Pitcher died, seized, now occupied by Mr. Bena.
min Pitcher. containing "a and half acres 80.
There is upon the place comfortable dwelling
and the usual out-builaings, and most excellent
young Orchard. The quality of the land is remarks
bly, good. gs',. - af-ilt Il fIre1lI 7 -.
Persons disposed to examine the place. will please
call on the tenant who will take pleasure in show
ing it. fs3 n tT'7TT7'f
TERMs.-Ope-third cash; balance at and 2 wears
for negotiable notes. interest added satisfaetnria
ly endorsed, and title retained till last not is paid
JACOB B. KEESEE, CONT
GoDDIN L APpERsoN, Auctioneers. ~ y +
my S0-dtd 'a fs.fT 81. ! = r-~-.s
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is '0n'a'''o GopDIN AppERsoN, Aucts.

90 ACRES IS OF 1., yAL +As sg. Wo SSp
MILE AND HALF BELOW RICHMOND, roh
SALE ATAUCTION.-WilI be sold on FRIDAY
AFTERNOON, the 18th June, 100; upon % tne pre- q
valuable Wood Land on the North side of the Oar
bey Towp Road, about one mile and bali beiow
Richmond. adjoining the lands Of Messrs. Chas. b.
Willisms Henry C. Cabeli and Ella Peers Il
viii be divided into lots of from 10 to 10 acres each
according to plan and survey, to be seen al our
Office
The soil of thisiaud IL remarkably good, snd IL sd
mirsbly adapted to market gardens or suburban resi-
sideucss. ~ seit ase -
TsRMs-one third CASH; balance at and months,
for negotiable notes, interest added, secured BY p
trust deed or title retained. - - 49, "a
jes GoDDlE 4 APPEkSON, Aucts
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.ANTED-TO hire, a Colored GIRL,
w about Is or IA years of age. Apply at this of
fee. ia l3-Sr*
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALU-
II ABLE PRIVATE DWELLING In THE CITY

II NRUSIEE'S SALE Of Eh1 FALU-
Il ABLE PRIVATE DIVE LING IN THE CITY
OF RICHMOND, ON LEIGH AND 9Th SITS
By virtue of the powers conferred on the subscr-
bers By deed of trust from Z. II. Chamberlayne and
wife dated Sd July, 1885, duy recorded in Richmond
Hastings Court we shall proceed, to sell at public
auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY, the 10Th
day ofJune 1854 if fair fnot the next fair day.
mencng at O'Clock, the large and very valuable pr.
vate Dwelling, with half lot attached thereto
now in the occupancy of Edwin H. Chapberlayne,
Esd situated at the corner of Leigh and It'll sts.4
This property is SO well known, ard 80 highly ap-
preciated, thai general description of 10 deemed
unnecessary. "a sI. s-E.
The title to the said real estate 10 believed to be
perfect, but the subscribers will convey with the
usual special warranty. e1a
The terms will be made known at the hour of SALE
DANL. X. STEWART, r,,.,.
JOHN 8. CASKIE. Aiusloos'
p Sat the same time and place, and by virtue
of another deed of executed to BY the above
named H Chsmberlayne and wifess date Goth De-
ce mber, 1858, duly recorded in Richmond Hastings
Court we shall sell such portion oftbe above real
tate may not be necessary for satisfying the prior
trust deed thereon. Terms at sale FL
y " l. eo apPkksos. Trustees
5 Col ad hv
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BY THOMAS W. KREsEEg = -
Office at Geo. j. summers No % Pearl at

TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF
\ GROCERIES, WINES TEAS. CIGARS DC
AT AUCTION, WEDNESDAY NEXT I'm iaccer.
dance with deed of trust made by James B Shell.
ton to me as Trustee for Purposes therein
and duly recorded in the Hastings Court Of thu CITY
OF Richmond shall proceed to sell auction to tho
highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY next 18th inst at
10 o'ck at the store occupied By the said Shelton cot
ner OF road and 4th streets well selected stock Of
groceries, Wines Teas, Cigars &c, TO which we
INV to the attention of the public.
TERMS.-AH sums under $50, Gosh: that amount
and over, months credit for approved negotiable
paper. ~
R. F. DARRACOTT, Trustees. 81
Sale conducted by ~.
je9 TIL. w. KEESEE Auct
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WANTED TO HIRE-A Female Ser.
w want either white colored, to do house
work and assist in washing and ironing. For further
particulars enquire at the Dispatch Office.
lie 1S-lWt,
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FIRE AT NEw oRLEANs.-On the 4th inst, the
sore OF Beknap a. Lowber, at New Orleans, used
as a depot for eunny bags, was dcstroyed by IRE.
Nearly 200 600 bales OF gunny bags were either de.
stroyed or much injured Loss about $50, 000 insa-
rance $4,000. Three persons were injured by the
injured. "A = -
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JOHN R. D. PAYNE. s.Is.n.n. -.

JOHN K D. PAYNE, Salesman. s.s.re :.
HANDSOME AND COSTLY FURNT-
- TuRE AT AUCTIoN.-wiil be sold on WED.
NESDAf. the 18th day OF June at the late resdeuce
OF a. L. Brook, Esq, on the corner of Franklin ana
Jefferson streets, at 10 O'clock his Household FrTR
NiTURE, consisting in part Of mahogany w ara robes
Dining Tables, Card do. Pier Dr. Rosewood char,
covered with silk danssk Book Case and Secretary.
Bureaux, Carpets. Bedsteads, &c, together with
many other use full articles
The above furniture is Handsome and In fine order
TERMs-Sums under $50 cash. over $50 months
credit for negotiable paper satisfactorily endorsed
je5 r. CAUTHORN q
HLOTH1NG, ID KY GOODS, BOOTS
~ AND SHOES, AT AUCTION-On wEDNES.
DAY lfth inst, a. my auction store commencing Al
q o'clock. wiilsell lot of CLOTHING, CONSISTING
of Coats Psneafoons, Vests, Shirts suspenders, &C.
suitableaer the season. l - ifIF : - y
DRY GOODS
Also. lot Of Dry goods, among which may be found
acme handsome Barege and Moussin ID REFS Pstteras
Lawns, Silk and Moussin Shawls, HandkeTchiefs.
&c. &c. H - ~ 81 ~
SHOES, HATS, &c. gs1- No..
Also, Tot of Shoes, Silk Fur, Wool and Straw
Hats, &c. : 7s4 800 = 17f-r1'
Additions will be made to the above previous to
day Of sale
lel2 R. CAUTHoRN, Auct
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AUCTION SALES
THIS DAT
CoMMIssToNER7s SALE or T7N5

y. - nENkiCOs-In compliancsAwftfr decrs.
% INC S,IcnI Court Of the City Of Rscnmord pso.
o. gordons sdn,r ": Gordon ct ala sEsiI q Com.
81 i for that purpose By The I'D de-
~ a. Ell 81 public snetion, upon the pre-
ls94 at II O'clock a. that tract Of land ypr and
being IN the County Of enrico shout N rlrs f,a
terminus Of the Westham Plank Road upon whirb
James Geteon. deceased. resided the time Of bIs
Thos- s. Dicken and B. w. Green, upon de falIsv.
ing terms: For cash much will defrsy ia
expenses OF sale, and the balance 10 two eaus, in
the Gay Of SALE secured by negotiable notes well EN-
aofeca, the title to be retained until the purchase
nse1ey fnlly paid and possession to be given i'm.
my 0-dtds = PHILIP B. JONES.
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WANTS

Observation-Disclosures, by a young
Y man of strict and industrious habits. a perma,
nent situation in warehouse, any wholesale bust
ness. Besides being accustomed TO work hard and
with good will, he, though foreigner, has been
living in this country for number of years, and
speaks, reads and writes English we'll A few lines
addressed to Assistant" and left the Dispatch"
office, will receive prompt attention
UNREASONABLE references as to character, ability
etc, can be produced. ie 14-WF&M3t*