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AMERICAN MEETINGs.-On Wednesday last there
were $4,000 Americans in council, at Columbus
from every section of the State. John Scott Har-
rson, Col. Frank Chambers, and Judge Sutton, of
Arkansas were among the speakers.
The Cincinnati Times reports the American par
ty as rapidly the increase in Ohio. Over $4,000
members have been added to its ranks within four
weeks
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-09-15

0mo.--James R. StanbeTy is the American
candidate for Congress in the Columbus dis
trict Hon. R. H, Schenck will probably be
the American candidate in L. D. Campbell's
district
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Vote on a Fremont Excursion.

A New Jersey gentleman, Of the highest char
acter, sends us the following vote, taken on the
New Jersey Railroad recently, when q large party
of Republicans" were on their way to attend
Fremont meeting at Newark
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
gY- DaIley's Magical Pain Extrac

sB Daiiey's Magical Pain EXTRACTOR
There never has been discovery made in Medca
whereby pain be quickly alayed and parts
in high state Of Inflammation be rapidly reduced
to their natural state where wounds and can be
so thoroughly and rapidly healed and decayed parts re-
stored, without either defect than with DALLEYs
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
In Cuts Wounds, sprains, and Bruises, casualties to
which children constantly subec) the action of the
genuine Daleys Pain Extractor is the same. How
much pain and suffering may not thus prevented More
over life selfis often dependent upon having hand the
genuine Daley Extractor, and for particulars Of which
which hold myself responsible
No of burns and scad, no matter how vere has
ever yet in instance resisted the apowerf pain
subdung, and healing qualities of the Daey's Pain Ex-
tractor
No Pain Extractor genuine unless the box upon
steel plate engraved label, with the signatures OF O. "
Clickener Co.. propretors and Henry Daley, manufac-
turer. Price 25 cents per box.
So ALI orders should be addressed to
O. " CLICKENER & CO.,
81, Barclay street. New York
For sale by Charles Stott and Nalrn Palmer and all
Druggists. ap 2-eod.
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AN ACT making appropriations for repairs on the
eastern section of the Washington Canal
Be IL enacted &C., That the sum Of twenty five dol
lars be- and is hereby appropriated much there
of as may be necessary, to deay the expense OF re
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Most of the doubtful declared themselves iaVor-
able to the election of Fillmore in preference to
either Fremont or Buchanan.
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an ACT for repairinr the Northern Market.

Re II enacted &C.. That the sum of FIVE hundred
dollars be- and the is hereby appropriated out
Of the general fund.- for the purpose OF repairing the
Northern Market to be expended under the direc-
market. X
Approved, September il, 1856.
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CITY ORDINANCES.

AN ACT making appropriations for casual repairs of
streets, &c, for cleaning alleys and CUTTERS and
for other purposes, in the several Wards of the
city, for the year ending thirtieth June, eighteen
hundred and ffty-seven.
Be 1t enacted By the Board of aldermen and Board
of Common Council of tile CITY of Washington, That
the following sums, or so much thereof as may be
necessary, be and the same are hereby appropriated
out of the funds of the respective Wards, for the
casual repairs of streets &c. the cleaning of alleys
and cutters and for other purposes for the year end
ing thrtieth June eighteen hundred and ffty-seven
First Ward
For casual repairs of streets, &C., three hundred
dollars.
For cleaning alleys and CUTTERS five hundred dol
lars.
For paving around pumps, one hundred dollars
For foot-bridges, seventy-fve dollars.
Second Ward.
For cleaning alleys aud cutters, FIVE hundred dol
lars.
For casual repairs of streets, &c, two hundred and
fifty dollars.
For foot-bridges fifty dollars.
For paving around pumps, seventy-hve dollars.
Third Ward.
For cleaning alleys and cutters, thirteen hundred
dollars.
For casual repairs of Streets &c. four hundred and
Fourth Ward.
For cleaning alleys and cutters, fourteen hundred
dollars ..
For casual repairs of streets, &C. five hundred and
seventy-fve dollars.
Fifth Ward
For cleaning alleys and cutters, two hundred and
fifty dollars.
For casual repairs of Streets &c, two hundred and
fifty dollars.
Si1th Ward.
For cleaning alleys and CUTTERS two hundred dol
lars.
For casual repairs of streets, &c, three hundred
dollars.
Seventh Ward
For cleaning alleys and cutters, four hundred dol
lars.
For casual repairs of streets, &C. four hundred dol
lars.
For foot-bridges, seventy-five dollars.
SAMUEL Y0RKE ATLEE,
President of the Board of Common Council.
ROBERT CLARKE,
President of the Board Of Aldermen.
Approved September II, 1855.
w. B. MAGRUDER, Mayor
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AN ACT to repair street south, in the Sixth Ward,
and for other purposes.
BE IL enacted, &C., That the sum of five hundred
dollars, or much thereof as may be necessary, be
and the same herebys appropriated outof the funds
Of the Sixth Ward for the purpose of laying gut
ter the south side of Seventh street east at its
intersection with l. street south another the south
side of street SOUTH at its intersection with Seventh
street east for repairing the cutters on both sides OF
street south from Fifth to Seventh street east and
for repairing the paved footway the south side OF
said street; and also for repairing the gutter on
the east side of Sixth street east from pennsylvania
avenue to Virginia avenue; and for replacing the
curbup wherever it may have been displaced by the
rain in the limits of either the aforesaid streets de-
scribed in this act
Approved September ii, 1856
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On Friday evening, there was an immense Amer
lean meeting in New York at Union Square. More
than forty thousand persons were present.
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BOGUS AMERICANS IN NEW YoRK.-There is
great trouble in the ranks of the Fremont and
Johnston party in New York. The Executive Com
mttee Of that party having addressed several com
munications to the chairman of the Republican
Committee and received no reply, now recommends
the assembling Of new convention of the oppo-
nents of Buchanan and the friends of Fremont.
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~ HoiiowaY'spiiis.-A Remedy in all
CmaesLetters from every region of the EARTH and the
testimony of the most distinguished travellers establish the
fact that in all climates and localities these famous Pills are
absolute specific for bilious Diseases dyspepsia and
bowel complaints.
Sold at the manufactures, No. so, Maiden Lane New
York. and No 24 Strand London by all druggists a.
25 cents, G2H cents, and 81 per box sep Is
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sSy- A Regular Monthly Meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Association will be held on
this (Monday) evening, the 18th instant at o'clock
at Trinity Church, Third street Interesting ad-
dresses and reports may be anticipated from the del
egates to the recent Convention of Associations held
at Montreal. Members and friends arc cordially n-
vited to attend
BY order: CHAS. II. H0LMEAD,
sep 15-lt Recording Secretary
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ed, September II, 1856.
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tHyThe Executive Committee ofthe Fill
more and Donelson Club requested to meet this
evening, at o'clock, at the room, in "Cagett's
Building" on Ninth street, between d street and
Pennsylvania avenue.
As there is business of Importance to engage their
attention, a full meeting is particularly desired.
ANDREW j. 1ARNER,
sep Is Chairman.
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y" A Special Meeting of the Board of
Directors and Stockholders of The Northern Liberties
Building Association of Washington will be held at
Temperance Hall, Tuesday evening next, the 10th
instant, at hafpast seven o'clock. Punctua attend
ance is desired, business of importance will be laid
before them JOS. RADCLIFFE,
sep 13-3td Secretary
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~ The sSCOuncii of Fifteen-' of the j.
s. A., D. c., will meet at ~ O'clock p. NJ, on Tues
day, the 10th September 1856. Brothers and men,
bers of the U. s. of A. are invited.
Per order Cou. Com. sep lh--lt
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4 soMETHINGsNEM.
Ambr0types and Photographs,

The latest and greutea Disnovgy ef lie Ageeasss
NJ HUNTwou informthe public that &c has open.
- cd rooms permanently in Chapel Hill. where he
Is prepared TO execute these beautiful pictures N the
highest style Of the art. The Amotype il taken on
Glass; and, unlike Dagucncoype, without being reyer-
sed. the superiority Of this picture In point Of beauty
and durability hss placed ii al The head Of the Fine
Arts. II can be se in anyght without reflection, as
II is free from The polish Of tha silver plates 1t cannog get
dusty and it Is impenious TO water, air or acid, and
will last for ages. Iii Ftl
Eveiylia and genilemanss particularly invited 10
call and examine his specimens Cloudy weather as
good sunshine Instructions given In the art Of AM
broiyping and Apparatus furnished Hes
tst z. HUNT.
March H.. 20
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DREADFUL RAIL noAD ACCIDENT.

F.
A dreadful accident occurred on the Sea-
board Rail Road, between Portsmouth and
Weldon, about II O'clock on Monday last,
the full particulars q which we have not
learned. a tcegraphic dispatch to the VIII
mington Daily Herald, dated Weldon, March
/, 1856, says" The trestle bridge, twelve
tiles above this place, gave way, throwing
,e whole train down 25 feet. Both passenger
and baggage cars were burnt up, Including
baggage aud express freight. Killed-Capt.
Kilkelly, Express agent) Mr.. Daughty.
mail AGENT Cary aud Cox, (news boys,j
One negro woman issupposed to have been
burned entirely up. Capt, Bourdette Wcy-
mouth, (Engineer,) and three or four others,
are badly wounded. J. M, Everett and Miss
Rowe. Of Tennessee, are also injured. There
were not many passengers in tile train"
Mr.. WIN. Il. Edwards, Of this county, who
was d passenger insthis unfortunate train,
came up on the N. G. Rail Road, on We'd
ncsday morning, very much bruised and
wounded, though, we hope not dangerously
hurt. A Mr.. Elliott, Of the Western part Of
Guford, was also in the cars at the time Of
the accident. and came up "Wednesday morn
ing. lie, we are gati6ed to learn, was bur
slightly injured. Mr.. Edwards did not know
the exact number Of the killed; and-the pas
sengcrs were moro or less wounded; and
those who escaped with their lives, can hardly
ever account how they did so. We learned
from Mr.. e. that boy. who was taken from
the wreck alive, had since died. Mr.. e. was
enabled to proceed III carriage tohis home,
miles West Of Greensborough."
cs.ensJorouga Pai.
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THEORY or DIsEASEs--AND ITS SIMPLE
METHOD or CURE.

his moi our object al this time, 10 go into deail-
I'll exclamation Of Professor Iioowsy's theory Of dis
ease but simply % inferm the American people that
one of The ~ remarkable ucn Of this Or any former
ago 10 among them and that bis medicines have reie
hrity Unprecedented in the annals Of the world There
i no eharistsnry in his preienkiom. Unless all the
civilized world are deceived, the Holloways Pills and
Ointment win drive disease from the human system,
under the most unlasorable circumstances, snd ~ AL
climes Other men have sprung into an fphsmcral
notorictv BY advertising their remedies. Like butter
ics Of the day lcy have burned for while aud then
expired both their aud their medicines have sunk
into an ohscuriiy from which they never emerged.
Others have mt with inniiel success. perhaps as
much a. they deserved. No man. though he mag have
the wealth 81 Crnsus. long deceive an intelligent
people with worthless. remedy for dscase y health
follows the administration Of remedy for disease al
mos wiihon; III exception. thouSh i Is prescribed ~
million on instances and ia al forms OF disease, s the
doctors on the globe eonl not make the people believe
ihs Il vas not good remedy, OF that the inventor was
not public beaelnetcr, and no emplrc OF eharlatan.
Professor H0oways remedies occupy this position be-
fore the citizens Of the world The inventor Is man
of enlarged powers Of mind who has seen disease IN
an il forms and in ali the climates o. the world His
medical off e in London was daily thfonged with pa
tents 70 such an extent that police force was neces-
sary 20 he stationed 81 his door Duan Office Practice
afrel too narrow field Tor the exercise Of hs sfPan-
sye intellect and he determined 20 be the wod ply
seian Al countries have had their celchfaleJ Physl-
clans; England has had an Ahernelhy. France Ma
gendie. and Amcnes q Rush: but these mems ambition
only extended 10 practice confined 10 narrow circle
Of friends and admirers the SUPPLEMENTARY Of me
dical hospital. Professor Holloway has chosen the
globe as theatre Tor his practice. and though now
resident Of Republican America. be IA prescribing daily
fr hundreds Of lhoas Inds on the four quarters Of he
globe.
His medicns. are expressly designed % act on ths
organs whose functions arc % essential 10 health
They oprrsis IN che stomach. liver. kidneys, lungs
aud skin restore their dersnged functions uses and
thus purify and cleanse The blood the vey fountain
Life. kep York Sunday Inass
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Washington, March is.

GENITAL AMERICAN AFFAIRs, - Information
from official sources confirms The fact thai The al
lance between San Salvador. Costa RIGA. Gnate-,
mala and Honduras is completed. and that those
States are now prepared 10 defend their own tor
fitory, as well as 10 assist Nicaragua against
Walkers government ssltis supposed that. he-
fore this, hosiiliics have commenced. Ii is O.
qualy true that instructions have issued by sc-
veral European governments 70 their squadrons
in The Atlantic and Pacific. relative 10 Tie events
now Transporting in Central America. g,
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Hoiioipays Oinimeai and ria, wonderfully eflics-
eiuis Ii Curing Disease Of The skin--1homas Mus.
grove, Of Baltimore. Maryland, was for eighteen months
severe sufferer with on his hee hands, and sar.
Gus parts Of his body Of secrbur nature there were
many things recommended aud tired, but 70 no puf.
pose. A. The M lightly Of the disease did not In any
Wv abstc, h. then comm need using IIolioway's
Ointment aud Pills. and BY pcrsevering wth them for
rcvcral weeks. the cmpions have all completely heale
aud he now enjoys The best u health.
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Equity Sales.

Petition 70 eel Real Estate.
PURSUANT to a decree Of the Court Of Equity for
n Orange county. held at The court house in Hiilsho
rough the second Monday in March, 1856, Ishsll Of
fef al public sak upon the premises, Friday the lib
day o. April merit that valuable tract Of land In Orange
county on the waters Of New Hope, belonging to the
heirs u Ffeerrk Reeves. deceased adjoining the lands
Of William Baldwin. John Carr and others, containing
ahant sir hundred acres Twelve months credit will 10
given the purchaser giving bond aud good secufly and
The lille viii he reserved until the purchase money Is
paid. The sale viii take place at u O'Clock.
THOMAS WEBB, C. r. ME-.
March III. Price sds. $500 30-4~
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RALEIGH AND CASTOR RLILRoAD.
Raleigh Il Castor R. r. Office, D
p.lnSnk F.h O IoEr

KaIogh, Feh 3, 800. J
A the NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD II now
completed 10 Charlotte notice is hereby given, that
goods produce brought don thai Road intended for
transportation The Raleigh 4 CASTOR Railroad will
BE received ~ Ills Company the North Carolina Rail-
panics, and will be transported thence without delay
extra charge and goods designed for the Western Mer
chants and Others along that Road will likewise be de-
isered al the same point.
All dues for freight must be paid ut Petersburg or
Portsmouth, except on wey freight, which mus, be paid
in advance delivery Of the goods.
Every effort will be made BY the officers and agents Of
The Company give satisfaction in the transportation of
goods and produce.
Owners and shippers Of goods requested 10 hayc
Them distinctly marked that their destination may be
AaoN'' r. A. HAMILTON, President.
February l6. ti26-
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
hLAHAScE COUNTY.

Court Of Equii,-Fall Term. 1855.
Nelly NBGnei q 0iae,s Is. Robeyf Caps 4 oflsra
N'this Il appearing ohe Cour, that James Caps
William Caps. and The children and heirs al Law Of
Henry Gspps decd nnnresidcnts Of this SLATE; 10
lherior ordered, thai publication h. made ia lie His
borough Recorder for six weeks, commanding them and
each Of them 10 splesf ~ The rert Tern d On
Court u Equity, % be held for the County Of Alanance,
al the Court House in Grshsm on the Eighth Monday
sflet The fourth Monday q March. then and there 10
bisyour orators bill Of Complaint and stand
TO- shde BY, and perform such order and decree az shs
he made in the premises
Witness. Irsac Holt. Clerk ard Master Of our ssid
Court, al or IN Graham The sth Monday after the slh
Monday u September, 1855.
|. HOLT, c. &s.r
March IL. 49,
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IIsnle,.on M.z 4 omar, :. BENJAMIN oooeh { o.her.

Henderson MAJ 4 others '. Benjamin Gcoeh 4 others.
Pei,lion 10 sell Real Estate.
ID tiRSUANT u decree Of tho Cou'l Of Equity for
onnge county, held al the eourl hause IN HILLSIDE
rough on The second Monday In March, 1855. shall
clier al public sale, up the premises. Friday The
25ih Day Of Apsl next that valuable tract Of land on
me waters % ElIcfbe Creek belonging % the heirs ~
tanning about two hundred and fny scrcs. T~rlss
months credit will Ne given the purchaser giving bond
and approved security; snd The title will be reserved
until he purchase money Is paid. The sale will take
place 1t halfpaa 10 O'Clock.
THOMAS WEBB. G. & ME-.
March IL. Pice adv $4,000 So
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"woald you call this The calf ofsa legr
asked Bob, pointing to one o. his neither
limbs, some resembling barber poles. No.
replied Jim. 81 should rather say il was the
leg of a calfl-Exit Bob, in hurry.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

rEsHE subscriber offers FOR sale the plantation on which
n he now resides. Il 10 desirable situation, one
mile from south Lowell Acs.emy, healthy any 10
Orange. The Land is 10 good state Of cultivation,
veil adopted 10 Corn, Wheat and Tobacco. On the
Lunl Is . good Granery and Tobacco Barns. hesdps
every other out house necessary, with large and con.
senient Dwelling well arranged for boaTJers Ii has %
il also valuable Apple Orchard Persons wishing
10 purchase will do well 70 call on tie Subscriber and
view he premises The Terms will he made accommoda.
ting.
JAMES WOODS.
February e6. 81
The spirit Or The Age will copy the limcs and send
sccounty 70 this Office.
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Wholesale JO,,bing Traae.
NICKNAME s GRAHAM,

NICKNAME s. GRAHAM,
SUCCESSORS TO PAUL q NeILWAiNE)
and Jobbers Of Dry Goods,
No60 sycamore Street,
Petersburg, Na.,
Il RE now receiving and viii be prepared ~ The 9th
- 81 March 70 exhibit full assortment Of
Foreign and American
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
to which they would invite the attention Of The Trade
generally.
Our facilities for purchasing american and Importing
Foreign fabrics not surpassed BY any house in the
Jobb Business, and we feel assured that an examna-
ton Of our Soch will prove satisfactory TO all who may
favor Us with visit.
Our terms will be liberal to responsible purchasers.
MciLWAlNG Il GRAHAM,
Agents for North ca,ona Cotton Yains Sheetngs and
Osnaburas, and for genuine Irish Flax Threads and
Shoe ! hreals.
March |. M 2s--
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N OF &c Z.

HAVING. al February term, A. u. 1856, Of Orange
"A County Court, qualified Executor 81 lie last
will aud testament Of MANY WooD, deceased, do
hereby notify all persons indebted 10 the said dcceascd
10 come forward and make settlement; and those hsv.
inc claims against The aid Mary Wood 70 present Them
10 me for payment within the time tie law pescrbss
or Ibis notice will be pleaded in bar Of their recovery.
]. ). LEATiIERS, Ex'r.
February &c. 1856. Twp
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A A Il d.
EsarsoHisc gOttr .g.igAbo.s.
BRYAN & OLDHAM.

Grocers and Commission Merchants,
WILMINGTON, N. C,
p ESPEcTfUliY inform iheit Urcnuniry friend.
ih4l The, are prefsred u sseptanti attention %
III business 10 iist line which my hr committed %
their charge, and respectfully rcct shatc u luhlie
patronage.
They also keen a. hand lie hsst COM siiEI..
TERS thai rsn IL had. snd urnn lie rsrsli u urets
enclosing len dcllss th,y will oliver II Hsogeush
shsllsf ~ti which by fourteen ysas Oh On shell
100 10 $50 bustss pef day.
Wilmington, Ian. Is. a3-6n
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25 Dollars Reward.

II AN away from the the suscribct 10 December lasi.
N negro hoy by the name jim, about foHy.hsc
ycas DID, Eve feet eleven inches high, yellow complexion,
inclined 10 be frccklc, short kkcy hair, teeth yellow
and yet apart. Twenty five dollars reward will he given
or his apprehension II returned 10 me- confined IN
any Jail 80 that get him Ialptchcnde out u The
STATE the reward will Nc increased 10 iy dullats Ny
pos,.ollicc address Is Oaks, Orange County. N. q.
JAMES THOMPSON, Sen.
u.,eb ga
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esss.<s g-f.sasS
IA LAD fourteen Or fifteen years Of age, will be taken
q as apnenticc 70 the Printing business, appi-
cation al this Office Nv #8S8#4
March 49, ~
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RirLeson Nichols 4 oie. '. SYsan TiOmgson . OiLsvs.
PURSUANT % decree ~ the Coun Of Equi,y for
Orange county. hed 81 the courthouse in hllrbo-
rough on The second Monday IN Narch, 1859, shall
offer fsr ssle. the courooss door IN Hshorougb,
90 saturday The 18Th day Of April next. HAT ,slu-
able HOUSE and LOT vi Marlborough on King Street.,
Immediately west of the Store of Mssss. I.simer 4
Brown. whercon Mrs Porter Thompson no lives. con.
tanning one halfsefe more or less.
Five months credit will be given, the purchaser giving
bud and good security; the title viii he reserved until
the purchase money y paid. Sale 81 IL O'Clock.
THOMAS WEBB, c. & N. 4.
February l6. Pfiec adv. $4,000 so