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IN her,

MIR. FREDERICK ARBOUR takes
lM this opportunity Of returning his
thanks for the liberal patronage heretofore
received at the hands Of his old customers
and the public generally, and .solicits con-
tinuance of the same. He is now prepared
to fill all orders for lumber that may be
entrusted. to him. Terms CASH and CASH
only. april III F. ARBOUR.
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New York Il Philadelphia
Cheap Store,

a4VCvt Il Ol N - II AAAAG1ACxRAAAG1s
Cheap Store.
TINE undersigned would respectfully in
/ form. the citizens of Baton Rouge, and
the public generally, that they intend open
ing for the spring trade, CHEAP CASH
STORE, and having perfected system of
Business, that will enable them to purchase
the greater part of their goods in New YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA. at auction !; and at the
same time to keep up their stock by con-
slant addition of new goods by almost every
steamer the necessity of charging those
large profits does not exist, and by selling
our goods at very small advance on cost
we intend to make it your interest, as vel
as that Of every Judge Of Goods. to try urcn
our terms. which will be CASH AND
CASH ONLY. We will open our new
store about the LIST Of April, and we pro-
pose opening for the spling trade an as
sortment Of Silk, tancy ard staple goods
that for extent and variety will surpass
anything ever offered in this market and
all we ask is the favor of an examination Of
our stock ben. satisfied that you will be
convinced that it is not your interest to
pay the large profits that are absolutely
essentio! to those who give long credits.
mal1O ly. NJ. POPE & co.
The Gazette will please copy.
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Books and Music.

CONVERSATIONS on common things |.
~ Fern Leaves. by Fanny Fern; Bur.
retfs Geography OF the Heavens. and At.
las; Webster's 18th Dictionary Sophocle',
series Of Greek books; Hannah Moore,s
private devotions; Pictorial Brother John
athan; Uncle Tom in French; Confessions
OF an Eaton Boy; Bleak House, by, Dick
ems; the Harnonial Man, by Davis: Leni
Leoti ; Head Of the family; Gentleman
Jack and a great variety Of TOYS and
other books, suitable for presents. and a
large collection of Piano Music. just 70.
ceived from New York and Boston, and for
sale by S ''e a45s . s'sT-@
jan 21-y. GEO. M. HEROMAN.
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j. L. VALET, 4
NE w y r UG TO RE;
THIRD STREET. BATON ROuGI. Ia.

One door South Of Ranchard's Grocery,
NEAR THE MARKET
HAVING opened Drug Store in Baton Rouge at
Ill the above mentioned place, the subscriber begs
leave respectfully to call the attention of his old
friends and acquaintances to the same.
His stock is selected with care and with strict
reference to the wants Of the people. Fresh sup
plies are constantly being received, which win en-
able him to keep full, well selected and varied
assortment.
A long practical experience warrants him In
promising to give entire satisfaction.
Country orders promptly filled
Physicians can rely on having their prescriptions
carefully prepared at all hours. feb-9-y-w&d.
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Millinary and Fancy Dry Goods

NIillinary and Fancy Dry Goods.
THE undersigned having purchased Of
l. Mrs. Blanchard, her Millinary Store
adjoining the Grocery, corner Third and
Convention Streets. has added thereto a
choice assortment of Fancy Dry Goods
The MlIinary department being in charge
of competent hands, Ladies may rest assur-
ed of having all work in that particular
business done strictly in accordance with
the prevailing styles, a trial being respect
fully solicited. I. B. O'CONOR.
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For Sale.

WILL be sold if applied to immediate
w ", that valuable corner lot north of
s. F. Planchards Grocery store. said lot
fronts sixty t60) feet on Third street, by
one hundred and twenty (12O) feet on Con-
veDton street, all perch measure.
nar-17-tf. JOSHUA BEAL.
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n Office.

Notice.
J. A. McHATroN, C. G. MCMAHON,
G. w. WARD, r... l WIN. $. PIKE.
= LOUISIANA PENITENTlARY.
Baton Rouge, Nay LIT, 1854.
WE have this day associated with us in the bu-
w siness of the Louisiana Pententiary, WIN.
SPIKE. The business will hereafter he conducted
under the name of WARD, McHATToN Il Co.
may2-tf. NOTATION, WARD co.
~Gazette and Advocate copy.
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DIFFERS will keep the stomach in
- health. Doa't you be afraid Of chol-
era while your stomach is in good order,
Use Gol''mann' stomach Elixir and that
important functionary of your body will
always be as desired For sale by
A. GDLDM ANN.
april 6 Apothecarv Postofics corner
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A CARD.

THE subscriber having sold HIS stores CORNER OF
l Third and Convention streets) 10 Mr.. T. D..
O'Conor, would respectfully solicit Of his former
friends and customers a continuance of their sup
mort for that establishment as l can recommend
Mr. O'ConOr as person with whom all will be
satisfied. [may-l.3.t] s. F. BLANCHARD.
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Il. A. KAUFMAN,
Court House Square Cornc,. 81
America and st ferdinand Sfs.

HOUSE, SIGN and ORNAMENTAL PAYNrrp
~ and paper hanger.-Would respectfully Gait
the attention of the citizens Of Baton Ron9e M
OF the adjacent parishes, that he IL nov Drenared
to do all kinds Of work that may be entrusted tn
him, and pledges himself to give general snfsfac.
ton to those who viii favor him. He has now on
hand beautiful assortment Of paper hanging and
willc0ntinue to receive all OF The nnnst r. .se,
ana latest fashion patterns at his shop. y "a
He has engaged competent workman and MI, ~.
ready at all times to attend to orders in ia line
:, g Also Graining, Glazing and Gliding: imit..
style. ,is.3 49, 80 = - ~. ~ Dess
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HON. THOs.H. BENTON,s

HON. THOS.H III. BENTON'S
GREATW0RK ENTITLED Thirty YEARS VIEW
A Historye1ae scos4in0 eftbe
American Government,
For Thirty 1Sdrs-- from 1920 to 1855.
4 S this work will be sold exclusively by
IA subscription, persons wishing to OBJ
tain the work ct an early date, are respect-
fully invited to easl on the undersigned, sole
AgentiSs tins State, and Subscribe for it,
as the work will be delivered in the same
order in which they are ssbscribed for. A
prospectus Of the work will be found at
the store Of Messrs, Larglier 4 LaNone,
corner Of Lafayette and Florida street,
where subscriptions will also be received.
0JOHN C. LANOUE,
feb lift Sole Agent For Louisnaia
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(tAPE LIME-2OO bbls. Cape Lime
~ Just received, and for sale by
april-l2-tf. $. M. HAkT II co.
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WOODEN SPOONS AND BOWLS.
w dozen assorted sizes, received this
day from Boston, and for sale by 1s.-<
feb-24ly GEO. NJ. HERoMAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-15

She is gone; but her death is her eternal gain
She departed this life in full hope of salvation :
and with firm confidence in the Sayiour's prom
ses she passed away,
Like music floating DER a waYeless lake,
While echo answers from the flower brake,
She hath gone home
Died. ia Pittsvyania county, at the residence
Of Mr.. Geo. W. Clcmends, Sr., ADAM b.. infant
SON and only child Of Geo. w and Nancy Glenn
ends, aged ii months and days. This little
boy,a,hough the subject of affection. the sf'H'"r
part of bis life exhibited an unco .ann degree at
sprightness and was tie idol OF toud parents
The writer of this notice would So - }hr -.
reayed, grieye not on account OF He absence al
your dear little Addc,' for he who = t"o wt>c
to err and too good to be unkind la, but taken
him from this 10 u better state Of existence from
a state fmortal suffering to one of angelic bliss
where, though he may not come to yon agaln'
you may meet him in that brighter and better
world, "where friends shall meet TO put no
more
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OBITUARY.

Departed this life ON Tuesday, the 22d Augf
at salem Va Mrs. LOUISA krHL, consort Of
DIR. J. Kuhl, of that place. after an illness o.
three months, aged Il years and 20 DAYS.
The subject of this notice was born in London,
Ing. daughter of j. 1ilson -and removed to
the States prior to her marriage with DR..
kuhl. In every situation, aud in all the rela-
tons ct lie She exhibited those Virtues that
greatly endeared her to her friends. Panecy
RES upon the dead are needless to them, however
worthy but when lives of usefulness have bren
cut short, aud near and tried friends have per.
iShed, tribute to their memories and virtues i
due. Asa wife Mrs X exhibited the true char
acter OF woman. She strong in her at
tachmcnt and unwayering in her affections; ready
at all times to minister to the comfort and tighten
the cares of the partner Of her bosom--to make
home the abode of peace and happiness secur-
ing from him just appreciation of her worth
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The BIoken-Heaited.

BY GEORGE u. PRENTICE.
About two years ago took up my residence
Tor II few weeks in the eastern part of New Eng
land. Soon after my arrival, became uequaint-
ed with ayoung lady, apparently abolt seven
teen years of age. She had lost the idol of her
hearts purPst love, and the shadows of deep and
holy memories were resting like the wing of death
upon her brow.
| first met her in the presence Of the mirthful.
She was, indeed, creature to - admired; her
brow was garanded by the youag years sweet
est flowers, and her sunny trcs-cs were hanging
beautifully aud low upon her bosom;nnd she moN-
ed through the crowd with such floating unrarth-
~ grace, that the bewildored eazer looked almost
to see her fade away into the air, ike the creation
OF Il pleasant dream. She seemed cheerful, and
even gay YET | saw that her gaiety was but the
mockety # her feelings. She smiled, but there
was something IN her smile which told me that its
mournfnl beauty was but the bright reflection of
a tear and her cyeds at times pressed heavily
down. as struggling To ropress the tide of agony
that was bursting up from her hearts secret urn
She looked rs if she could have left tn, seem. Of
teStlNty. and gone ont beneath the quiet stars
and laid her forehead down upon the fresh, green
earth, and poured out her stricken soul, gush at
ter guNh, till tmingled with the eternal fountain
of purity and life.
have lately heSd that the Young lady of
whom have spoken is dead. The close of her
life was as the falling of quiet stream; gentle as
the sinking OF the breeze, that fingers for time
round bed of witherrd roses. and then dies from
very sweetness.
1t cannot he that earth is mans only abiding
place. 1t cannot be that uHr fc is a bubble cast
up by tie ocean of etemity,t to float moment up
on its surface, and then sink into uothngncss and
darkness forever. Else, why is it that the high
and glorious aspirations which leap Ike angels
from the temple of our hearts are forever wander
ing abroad, unsatistcd! Why is il that the rain
bow and the cloud come over us with beauty
that Is not of earth, and then pass off and leave
us to muse on their faded loneliness. Why is it
that the stars which hold their festival around
the midnight throne, are set above the grasp of
our limited faculties, forever hooking us with
their unapproachahle glory and finally, are
presented to the view. and then taken from u
leaving the thousand streams Of the affections Ia
a"w back in Alpine torrents upon our hearts,
We are born for higher destiny than that Il
earth. There Is arcaim where the rainbow never
fades; where the stars will he spread out before
u like the islands that sumbrr ou the occau.and
where the beautiful beings, that here pass before
Us like Visions will stay in our presence forever
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return tn the Native State by way of New York
the servant was beset by Abolitionsts, who
made propositions Il him. 10 leave hi. mast
or, and - 10 Boston or Canada, assuring him that
he would aud could d. we'll The slave told them,
Indignantly, that he had travelled too far and
seen too much Ia be- fooled by Yankees" aud that
he perferrcd being the slave Of southern gentle
man--to beinga white man in frce State, and
that he intended to return 10 Old Virginia and
his master faithfully the balance of his life
oth,the gentleman, Dir. Robert Saunders and
Slave Cortez, are in our town receiving the con-
gratnlatons of their numerous friends, ON their
success in the Land Of Gold ana their safe return
to their nntiye State Lyachbnrg Rep.
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Trustees Sale Of House and Lot,

kDY vtue of deed ot trust made u sell on tie 8,h
I'D day al ia yls54,by " IN. f. l.ucado and recorded
in Clerk. Utlcr, Of Gar.fl,e county court. sh al
Saturday the 10th day at September next on h,
prr,osr . Il at public auction ali ofthe >nid Luelle H.
Irt in House I'd lot situated in the county uf Cam
bell near lockadays bindings 1t is the aunr i, t
purchased by the said Lucado of H igh aad upnr
which ts ha. recently bnilt hansore house aud other
necessary Improvement.
TERMS res Eabe aud n,nde know ON he div Ut
sale. NM. b. ROANE, Trustee.
mug > .c}w thrn div
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Frum the Nntinnnl Irtelligcnccr.

| The Trainers Of the constitution and Slavery
| MgssRs. EpToRS: The journal of the conNcn-
ton to frame the present constitution o the I'M
ted States exhibits the following facts in connex-
| ion with the subject of slavery:
The first committee on the subject consisted OF
Ruiledge.of South Carolina; Randolph Virginia;
Wl-on Of Pennsylvania; Gorham, of Ma--achn-
sett~ aud Ellsworth of Connecticut: and they re-
ported rs "A section Tor the constitution, that no
tax or other duty shall be laid the migration,
or importation of such persons the several
States shall think proper to admit. nor shall such
migraii III or Importation bt prohibited"
This was the first action of the convention on
the slavery questions aud it will be seen that "A
committee the majority of which were from what
are strong anti slavery States. reported against
ANY future prohibition of African slave trade,
but were willing to lcgnlizc it perpctunlly.
This section was subsequently referred TO II
committee, selected by baot.con-istiug Of Lang
don, Of New Hampshire King, 81 Massachusetts,;
.Iobnson,of Connecticut; Livingston, oi New Jcr-
s,y: Glymer, of penusy gnnia; Dickinson of Del
aware MARITIME of Mnryland Madson,of Nirginia;
WilIiamson,of North Carolina; Pinckney of South
Carolina, aud Baldwin, of Georgia.
The committee, n Majority of which were from
staees Staies, (thcn aud now,) reported the clause
with authority 10 Congress Ia prohibit the slayt
trade after the year l7DO. and in the mean time
with authority 10 leyyn tax ON such mportations.
his section was afterwards lnp0ll1eu ana unpp-
ted rs IL now exists in the constitution, extending
the time before which Congress could not prohibit
the tradc until lSOs Massachusetts. New IIamp-
SHIRE aud Connecticut, frte SfateS,an Maryland
North and South Carolina, slave States, voting for
the cNlcnsion:New Jersey aud Pennsylvania, free
States, aud Delaware and Virginia, slave States,
voting against it.
From the above il appears
1t. committee, the majority Of which were
from fire. Statos, reported in favor Of denying
Congress the power ut any period to prohibit the
African slave trade.
ID. That subsequent committee, the majority
OF which were from the stare States, reported n
new section authorizing Congress to abolish the
iraae after the year loo.
81. ihat this period was extended until the
year lsO7, thus giving eight additional years to
the trnilic, by the vote ef New Hampshire, Mass
achnsotts aud Connecticut; whilst the vote of
Virginia was against such extension.
Were the representatives. IN that convention
from these three New England States less vrtu-
Gus ar less patriotic than those of the present day,
and would it not be rs well for the latter, when
Illuminating their anti slavery anathcmas. to re
collect how their sircs voted and acted ON the
question, and that their curses may, according
10 the Arabian proverb, "like young chickens,
come home To roostl"
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ATdLUABLE TRAcT or LAND

sA- In BbehHgham 0"hty. FOR SALE
shall. On Friduy. the 1871 day o October leNt l
premises III, tnr a'c publ, Hucion. t,.v TR,eru
LAND in B ieIing htm coutty, yiug On " iii. rive .
Isiuug 600 acres. u. "ut 80 arr', of viii I, an. I
grounds. There is this land fr-i rltr DWELLING
HOUSE. VIVA Xxx rooH,; good ktchcn with ,,
foDus, mn lac House NrsIu Cabins und i ufl er ,u
h. uses ava Barns ~ gnu1 order rS.ary for .1rl -
iarrn,-iaeeihcf $ Ith an excellent ORCHARD. rua
taiuug almost every variety OF fruit;
fh- land i, II ensy ross 10 the Markets Of Ri,I
inosd, Petersburg and iynshhnre; mile. Nuffh W.
II the Nes stpr, ma h,alhy and l,a,nif neisEl,.
6iod; ,mnrdntrIynu the PIank Rond leqdirg fran,
buckingham Coarl Hon, la the Souih.de Raj ro,i -
Farmyle, u miles from the latrcr Pima.
Person, wishing lnhuy Will Hpi,ly To Mr. Jolp, ,
Lancaster, r. whurr.ir> in the Immediate neipLl mr.
f-ol. IL Tie subscriber, in lyucLhlrg. TERMS mr.
RAJ nrd made kto~u Oh III dav at sale.
sep i.ctd- ANIL CHRISTIAN
~ Lsrrhburg Repi bicl1. Charlottesville Ady,,,r
Petersburg lrreil,. enr~r and Reauend Wing n,bi.,
81 ely uuu dak al Ill
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Heary Loss by FHe.-The last Tappahannook
Virginia, says:
We are informed by gentleman Just from the
neighborhood, that III barns of Cartrr Braxion,
Esq, in Hanover, were burnt few night since,
consuming lis crop Of corn and wheat, mud farm
ing implements. Los. estimated nj @liOOJ--uo
insurance. Mr.. j. was from home at the time.
The fire is supposed to be the work of an nceu-
diary.
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The prospects Of a full ses sion of the Unyersi-
ty are more fattering than ever before. Already
numbers of young men from the South are coming
in ana the dormitories being rapidly secured
and this too more than three weeks before the
commencement of the Session. We will not be
surprised, if the number of Students at the ap-
preaching Session exceeds 500.-Char. 1du
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LYNcHBURG MARBLE WoRKs.-We think we
can render service to those who have occasion
to procure Marble for Tombs Fire Places, or any
other purpose, by informing them that the article
of any repaired quality frem the finest down to
the lowest price, can be procured at the works of
John b. Gaddess, in Lyncbburg. upon better
terms, and Of as good workmanship, as they can
procure it any whore in the country. We have
visited the Yard ourselves, and saw there as fine
specimens of workmanship aud lettering upon
Tombs, and as finely furnished Mantepieoes, as
we have ever seen any where; and upon pricing
them, found them from five to ten per cent below
the Northern prices. Persons in this neghbor-
hood can have an opportunity of judging for
themselves of what say, if fhey will only visit
the Family burial place upon the late Judge john
sons estate. where,can be seen specimen of the
work from Mr.. Gaddess' yard over the grave OF
that gentleman,the late lsmented Judge of this
Circuit.-Buchanan Recorder.
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4 LASS X RAlNE,
~ J. Dixon Agent,
Respectfully invite the attention oil then friends and
the public generally 10 th i splendid stock Of FALL
and WINTER CLOTHING, just received at that we'll
known and popular Grntemeus Furnishing Esthblish-
ment, the FKANKLGS CLpTH AND CLOTHING House..
In purchasing thrr present supply the latest improve
menrs in sly have been observed, and selections nude
from Tic recent impotations Of Cloths eres
and Nestings, by their experienced agent, Mr.. Dixon
utter amnnrh's careful examination. In style durat-
ty aud cheapn".s, their stock ,urpasses ANYTHING ever
Introduced ia this sectluh couuilN. Nearly the wLoe
1t has bern mndr their ORDER under the eve of MIR.
Dixon, and the grcate part of having been urcha ed
for cash they enabled TO Offer inducements to those
in waui 81 cheap fashionable and durable gouds never
baor" mt with in this ii any other market.
Theil sock of CLOTHS. CASS1MERES n VEST
NtS is ala rIge and Of such Hnd beautiful quail
lilies that personal Inspection only convey proper
idea OF their superior richness md benuy. They have
employed the very OF Wotkmcr AID ,ut of Clihs
VIII be m1Ir To ordet in 70 teen Hours. These
pr ,ing purchase ooods Of them to be made else
whore viii have them cu trte Of chorgf.
The Unprecedented success which attended Heir ef.
trts dauis the Spring aud SUNNI r, 10 pra>e Il ir
irHds aud tine public make them hope confd emily for
ii Ike success during the Fail aud Winter.
MopE OF DoING BUSINESS.
Io ee9Rom''e ttt' no abatement in the prices asked
toe Goods will be made, 5 those nssed are the lowest
they he sold nj. This will enable salt sman 10
do the work u Two tine old plan of skiing one tld
nure than they would be wiling To sell to-.
To Se8tor CA&H, or shout tirae by srecial agree.
mcni-and moi otor1w,f, which cunb Is them to buy
their Goods principally for cash and 10 per cent cheap.
er dian those WHO buy credit; Nil al-o rom
~ 10 ID per cent Tor collecting, wie enables them
sci good at leu,at much cheaper than those houses
which sell on long me. GLASS ( RAINE.
!. DlADN, Agent
spl t-l4rts
~ Bedford Sentinel. Snlem Register, Wsthevillo
p'iesarh and Chri.rinn,burg Herald copy month in
1dc hum. cons ptsHJtSig
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DISSOLUTION.

VNIl Il concern OF wilson X FrankIin is this day dl.
i solved by limitation. All persons havirg claims
neninsl the Con, ernwii present them In Joseph II Will
son tor aynent; those indebted 10 The concern will
make payme9l 10 Jo>erh II wilson. he having rur
chased James Fu1nk,in'- interest in the bnc.rn.
JOS II. VII son.
JAMES FRANKLIN.
Spnfen,Lnr 1t.
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SALE OLE NALrABLE FIRNITIrRE-

Al THE BUFFALO SPRINGS, AMHERST COUNTY, VA.
NJ f i'll stI, At pubic euctun. ON "Wednesday
w TIE "7tn al September n>t. without reserve on
credit of y mantts, all If our lpuSelod and ki,rn
Furniture consisting # every Hrtrls necessary 10,
Hotc Watering Place, and al entirely rev. The sale
will nkc place. rim ,lanr and continue from dny In
day nntil competed; AMI creditors are respecilu
" invited 10 attend tie dey ot snle wsl 10 So
tie win every body that day and il VII. certhin, lie
10 their ia icrp,t Ia att,nd. RHINE x KYLE
1-dts
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NEW CONCERN.

FINHE undersigned will continue The Groccoy md
l. Commission business the old stand OF wilson
f.ank'in whore lie intends keeping grnelai stock
OF every article in his line would he gt see lis
old customers aud the pl be generally Pr mpt alien
ton to all forwarding and other business entrusted to
ne. JOS If. " lI.SON.
September LIST, 1881. SEM Il