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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-20
The suansport schr Col Bliss, Capt Spear, from Ft
Myers This mornr with u part Of Companv la
Artillery c1pt yogdes for the garrison Of this post -

yss ssr s I'll s ss. oss
PHILADELPHIA, Oct ls--The bark Andes, mer,ma,
from Philadelphia for goon with cargo q ocai rsurned
On E ons When "a
wine eneogRtsred heavy gale from E which changed =
sss @ iss ssss ss
erasr save he ashore s away mai.
and mizen mass and afterwards continued 70 drag whea
Ss 's
ofhe bark Andes return their TIE assist
:s ss; l Az. Ss
sse o scp S and hs leak I
ne om But % e ]
lay 70 until Thursday forenoon when hands gave up from
o % aa Sh snpsd
and from thence cd TO this city last BY Capt
sou'hworh, East Hadeam Greciao Maithsws. NewSuy.
Wslsss.es RSoaass froT s 30
Chester Chest PrSSosissnes ballast THURSDAY niss
board bow slr Bos.on Clark New York Put back, sctr
Thursday last AonsanH during stronS
gale from The Me- was dsmased, and had return for re-
str c Ey Of New New YORK Mathews Boston ea
ess ssasss s ssl ssss
sa Srans a o New Kork rstq
pon Tsni York DcS reoa Foe r'f Nerve
SSsessman Ssnsss xasne n SSess s isec
Lean BIagg New York Gaawalader BrsoklyA
a CO al Port Rlciaud ssSrs Barry Haley Fos.en:
Gassblower Allen goson Frank Benson, saco North Pa
miscellaneous and Disasters.
CoIsIoy AT sr On Saturday night atcns O'Clock hree
ling he plot lying Se.ax
The IN abart he md 10 I'm
teen after he Collision All hands to the
and got board the Nelson saving scarcely any ing bus
up city the same night with ali hands On board.
with the loss of bstay and damage cutwaer ard forefoo
in ss
ing heavy weather ba, came Through with
ss THIS
MARIHA CAUSE from James River for Philadelphia,
&c, OF Hog Island.
scun AryARApo, Harm gton at Neponset from Bangor
lost her matDmast
contact night Of 10th inst of Cape Elizabeth with schr
considerably damaged The put Into Portland l7th inst
ssnH rrss s. CoUp OF Te,w1grypSr was lost 18th u.
upon Tie CABIN foor which was the first ntimaon that the
crew had Of her sinking condition was found that there
hope Of gaining upon the leak the crew left heir boats i
ten minutes after she sunk It was snppose1 that she had
and is insured at the office in Newburypor s70O. She
had but ID bbs Of mackere on board.
Sem EssExA large schr was seen ashore 18th inst On
posed to be the Essex.
Saturday night reported seeing scr on the beach four miles
eow Brnesai IT,. was probably c the Mater
the HERALD Of Friday last
sLocr R5sz Briggs was blown ashore At Black Rock q
coal and bouxd from Port Even to Newport She bgeA
and sunk immediately
The following gives summary OF the vessels IN ~
harbors Of New YORK Boston ana Baltimore lsh.
and a. Charleston Savannah, Mobile and Ne~ Orleans %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-20
KANSAS LAND sALrs-MoyrNuNTs AND CosHry.

KANSAS LAND SALIs-MoyTNINTs AND CoMBrSA
LAND sFkctiAroEs The Indian Department has
bad The Delaware Rescrvston iards appraised according
10 treaty. The lands les the valley OF tho Kansas
from mouth and westward They arc supposed 10 be
the best the United states 90 the 400 600 acres 10 be
sold the 1h day Of November not is said 70 be
lpferor 10 the best In the valley OF the Miami or the
scioa Although the land Ia Of such immense value the
body Of has been appraised at oay one dollar and
twenty Eve cents per acre. the owet which the
treaty would allow and the highest twelve dollars
And yet ada nj 10 Ieavenwotb ten thousand dollars
have been on.red for q government title ten acres
The average spprssement per ,ad 10 10 one dol
lar end seventy Eve cents Spectators some time ago
intrud.d uIon the reservation and laid Oh towu called
Iesvenwortb. The ios twenty i've hundred in number
appsised at from two 10 Ten dollars each only BY
hoec officially appointed 10 OK the valuation The average
about three dollars and half lot The sale viii be
tie in the FORT Associate Of specustors relying upon
the ignorance corning the value Of the lands
tavc completed their arrangements 10 buy the whole
tract The department. rs said, desire the sixty or
eighty settlers who have made actual improve meun in
the town, 70 have their lots at the apprasement the
o,ber lots TO be sold at their real value. 90 with the
apcs. The Delaware Indians the lands which are
70 be sold for their benefit st Lolis Itegeacer OCT I;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-20

DESTRUCTIVE FINE IN ST. LopIs-About mid
Sunday smoke was ,oen issuing from the fourth
story RI the furniture store Of Mr. Gese Pine street
Second. The third and fourth Of Mr. Gclse
completely guted and Of his arge stock or iur
nre littlc 10 saved. Fully insured. The building next
door on the tasi Ia owned by MI. Sul van Blood, VITO
has u injured for 80, 600 II s considerably damaged Ia
the back Part by the falling in OF the wall beside IL
butcher Co. occupy the store and first loor Thsir
stock was damaged by water TO the amount OF about
5000 insured for 81 oe0 In the American and tnon Of
nce The property Of Bredow scbaaicr Co. scgar ADD
liquor maDuit Glory, adjoining, WAS damaged from $40
10 % eco. The arm was Insured In the Liverpool ud
Iof don, Citizens and Franklin Companies for sf2,0b
On Second street the establishment OF Hoyt a Co. re-
ceved Considerable Injury BY water. Damage abort
~, 00o. Injured for 10000 In the Home Mutull,
Franklin, London, Liverpool and State Mutual. Bat
ey, Hnsel ard shie had oPerty Injured 10 about sli
cia Pho nix Mound, City, Merchants, state and Amcrl.
can Ianies Several accidents occurred, owing 10
the falling Of wall IN the alley In The OF the burnlpg
building Mr. Conneil, clerk OF Captain Couzzens who
had taken active Tat In cndeavorirg 10 odue the
flames sud who the FIRST 10 enter the building on
the breaking out Of the Gre, escaped serlsus in
Jury from this cause. He was buried beneath mass Of
heated bricks and rubbish, whence required no little
activity extrcate himself without being dang, rousy
burned: he, however, escaped unharmed A member of
The police. named John Gorepsel Sho was standing
Alongside OF Mr. Conneli a the time was no, 50 fortunate
he had his anse badly fractured and other wse
badly injured. He was attended TO by Tr Andreon, and
sent home % soon rs possible, suffering great agony
Two others were more or less hurt but could not
learn their names. Our hremen deserve credit for
bravery and perseverance, manifested By them IN the
successful efforts 20 stay the progress Of what might hs
proved most disastrous nre.St Loais Dsmoaai OF.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-20

FAM HAroHwaY ACCIDENT Coroner Coniery held Az
irqucst yesterday upon the body ola named chas.
Jener who died from injuries received by falling do wn
the hstchway OF the building being erected In
Tark place, near Church street. Verdict Accidental
doaih.o deceased was native OF Ireland, and was 10
years ofsge.
ForSD DRowSEp.-An unknown man was found dro rn-
cd at the foot Of street Saturday afternoon
coroner Hills held On inquest uron the body. Verdict
.sspprcscd drowning" Deceased was about 40 years
~ a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-20
BrookJyn city News.

FIRENAs's FrSxRn---The remains Of Caleb c. Bruen,
who killed days since by falling from tree in
Chatham n. j., were yesterday conveyed to Greenwood
Cemetery for nterment. The services were conducted
BY Rev Mr. Rock well at the Central Presbyterian church
yey ed 70 ,s in resting place accompanied by Niagara
Engine Company No g. Of which he assistant fore
man. and Brooklyn Engine Company No. II, Of which he
cans to which he had been attached formed part Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-20

KEy WEST Oct 1.-The diver. are getting very li,le car.
"a tesn favorable large amount q properly yet remains
IN M lover hold Sales 70 the amount o. $1,000 have been
wSseseis viii cave about slo0 GO worthof The cargo.
IL al hoard Of vessel raed the Excel has been picked
- ~ y, lies Fast Of this place. also, the stern Of large
powr vessel Thee vessels probably lost the hurr
,snr os ire Tth August.
Tbe scir Rival Nicholson i0h from Philadelphia
HE Ittk Noribwcod Pnkam sails 70 day for yasSsopyle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-20

Ny DxAs sR-our ship stops but for few minutes,
and have mot time TO inds card to the public asking
suspension Of opinion In relation to the charge Of Illegal
voting In San Mateo county the election held there last
Nay Will you do me the favor Of putting this In print
that the charges false hell and gotten up BY the
Vigilance Committee simply 70 bolster up their Assertion
that all Of the officers OF California from nrst 70 last
corrupt. will attend TO them when get In san
Francisco. JNO. NcDOCGAI,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-20
CITY Politics.
10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALI

10 THE LDITOR OF THE HERALD.
NEw YORK, Oct. Is, 1866.
have noticed in the HERALD my name has been con-
nued . nominee for Congress from the Third district
On the Sd inst was duly nominated for that office, but
having respectfully declined 1t, have not since been
candidate for any position. j. PHILLIPS PHOENIX.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-20
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Movements Of Ocean Steamers.

.
STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
New orrans 18Th From New Orleans 9th, Havana 18th.
due at New York I'd.
BLACK WARRoR-From New York 9Th. arrive at Havana
ist and New Orleans ga From New Orleans l2h Havana
lith due at New York 18th
Leave New York al 10 AN and New Orleans at 8 AM
QUAKER ClTY-Fron New York 18th of each month"; arriving
At Havana l2h and Mobile 14th From Mobile I'd, Havana
Oath, due a; New York 18th.
THE OVERLAND MAILS TO INDIA AND CHINA.
The following be Of value TO those having correspond
The nail leaves Southampton the 4h and 10Th Of each
month, and
Arrives at Gibraltar about the 9th and 18th month
Arrives al Malta about the 14h and Goth OF month
Arrives Alexandra The 18th OF and 4h of fol-
lowing month.
suez about the 10th 2is Of same and 5h 9th Of
following month. ~ 49,
Alden about the a5th 18th of and 10Th
Leaves about the 10th 9th and day OF arr
val for bombay, and 18th TO goth for China, &c.
Indian Navy Bombay about the Sd 10 9Th
and 18th TO 2lst Of the following month
p aud G. arrives Point de Gale about the 9th
1th and I'D 10 sd Of following month.
Leaves Point de Gale for Pulo Penang the day II the
steamer has already arrived which lakes the mai
Arrives at Pulo Penang about the t2d or 18th and 18th or
Arrives Singapore about tho 18th or 10Th and 3s
following month
Leaves Singapore about L. hours stter arrival.
Arrives at Hong Kong about the I'D or Gath and 9Th or 10th
Leaves rext day for shanrhae.
mails leave EnglAnd-0ne the 9Th and 9th OF each
monh-via Marseles and arrive at Alexandria about the
same time as the Southampton mail.
81 Agpao,a5.s and ,osers<r.-i.d 10. New YcsK az
sioad Le sealed.
ALMANAC Ios NEW roRk-TEs DAT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-20

In the Atmanoch fpgtral Of France, which recently
appeared, tome changes have been made IN the part
which concerns the Imperial family Of France The
lanes OF the civil members having rank At court
set down in the chapter headed " kdson de ie,ug Ma
efes dss Primes Foncdis," but ave Princes and three
Pypceyses placed In SPECIAL chapter viz Princes
Iucien Bonsparte Pierre Bonapae Iucien Mura Joseph
Bonsparts and Joachim nurst snd the Processes Bsc
clscrii and Lucen and Joachim Murat. The Emperor
has carefully regulated The titles OF each IL stated
he <aacndh that the daughters Of Princes relations OF
me Emperor 10 enoy the titles OF Princcses until
their mar rage but when that event occurs they only
ahe the names and titles Of their husbands, uniess .
reciai decree decides the contrary The Processes
he family OF the Emperor who married TO French
foreign private persons have other rank at than
that OF their husbands thus mention made in the
1ianock the daughter Of Prince Murat who married
~ de Chassiron.
DTPAR1URzs.
FER Rkhmond, &C. ~ The esnshp jamestown &C Rheay.
Tey,ne, 9 y BIovn, Dr a Mcccrmack, Mrs Eames and
enid Miss T. lIoden Thomas Keyie ord two children,
Mss Msry Dexier, Miss g y Dexter, Mss Peek Mrs
venhoutef Mrs Rsrfsche Mrs Ryder Mrs q Disoswny
ard son pr aud lady. q w Morris, Morris
vui,m Cisfk Richard seveI Mas Mott Miss Eede Miss
Turnii slss BahanAn Charles stewart Ady, eh aud ser
ttai; snd z. " ths slseTage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-20

"a Agpao,ag.s and 'oters<,--a.d tn NEW YcsK Hs
BALD sloaid he sealed.
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term. The courage which man exhibits on any given
occasion may be matter Of opinion but IL due 10 Mr.
psevio9s 70 the iIme or neetns UpSer crsums,soees
well calculated TO prove hs and that with
experience In similar Affairs, have never seen
been good eyes who detected shadow which could var
rant any impuision to the contrary As far regards
physical health, say, without hesitation Mr. Bolts was
miy competent 10 such meeusa. Other vise / would
not bare appeared on the Geld, as witness 20
equal combat do not oler this IS certificate Of Mr.
Botts courage. for not tried AMI in my opinion
without blemsh but az the testimony OF one acquainted
soe extent with the Circumstances and unwilling 70
sec Injustice done 70 any gentleman much more 20
Ritrwoxp GA H. 1856
Mr =. J. swIrr-DrAR sr-Yor called on me on Mon
day morning, the tia iusi, few minutes amer o'clock
place between yourself and Mr. Chsman, the friend o.
hr Pryor for the purpose Of arranging the terms and
place o. meeting be Mr. Botts and Mr. Pryor you
stated that Mr. Chsmsn bad desired friend 20 bsl pre-.
sent with him, and that you wished 70 accom- pany
you. AMER the terms and time Of meeting were agreed
upon agreements we're made for selecting the ground
II was agreed for the sake Of caution that should no
paaie and each party alone but should either PARTY
O'Clock Some delay oocSioned 20 us by one OF the
korscs becoming lame, and our having 10 walt on
ibe road Until the driver returned with sound horse
this occupied near IN hour We then proceeded with a
haste 70 the point where we to meet Mr. Chisman
and his friend but some dfteeu or twenty minutes
before two O'clock ve met hlm and friend about half
mile from the ground returning 70 Washington an ex
plspstion took place they returned With us aud the
ground was selected. Ihey elt Tor asbington aud
without communicating 10 them Intention aud after
they had gone ost OF sight, took the other end OF the
road ana proceeded TO Rockville. There being some ex
element in relation to the meeting, you thought ad.
v.ablc 10 despatch friend 10 nformsr Botts was
then In Gforacfown, where he bad been from Sunday
morning and advise him 10 proceed with all possible des
Patch 70 leave the district FOR fear Of arrest Aer
citing 10 hack, concluded that after sclcc Ing the
ground We would By cross road also 90 70 Rockville,
and meet Mr. Bosts-advise him Of al that had taken
psce and consult 10 10 future movements We met NJ.
Bolts and, scr consultation, determined 70 return 70
some point near the place selected for the meeting
dark when We len Rock Vile no one knowing
where going what was our business besides
ourselves
Msix O'Clock in the morning Ne were within three quar-
ters VI mile o the ground but concluded 10 wall there
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-05
From the Pennsylvania Patriot and Union.
REPUBLICAN PIETY.

The late republican convention in Pttsburg opened
with prayer by Rev. Boveoy who earnestly supplca-
ted Providence to remove President Pierce from power
Passing for moment the shameless hypocrisy and
bold profanity Of invoking Gods presence in such motley
mongrel squad Of bnbbng demagogues would ask ALL
not only all Christians but all sober and sensible men
what they think OF the prayer OF that Loyeoy?
Instead Of pleading for Heavens blessings upon gov
eminent and its Leaders instead Of showing respect and
the powers that re ordained Of God instead
Of initiating the pure example Of the Saviour whose faith
be mpudenuy PROCESSES bear him Offering up petition
destitute Of Christian feeling IL Is full Of recklessness
and venom II he believed the President to be in
even bis prayer-if he is pure and patriowould
have that rulers be endowed with wisdom from
on high Instead Of which, he INDUCES in profanity that
would make South Sea Islander blush But this seemed
be the kind pety that would please his audenceor
be prayed to them and not 70 bis Maker
And not with this foul blasphemy we read that
this fellow spoke, with All the rancid eloquence Of
unadulteraed sbolit nsm 10 favor OF sending and
munitions OF Kansas and he goaied the pros
pect Of intestine strife and all Its untold horrors And
this blsthering barbarian listened 70 with patience
no. with enthusiasm whittier has the bright spirit
Of Christianity fed Where Is tho rc that burned In the
bosoms Of patriot fathers7 Has IL TO ibs that
bold blasphemy and rank treason can be prayed and
preached without rousng the slumberng ind gnaton Of
pure and JEALOUS men2
Alas for the Of Christianity lift to no Iibelled
by such daring pretenders this Lovejoy Who could
be induced TO adopt faith that sanctions such displays
Of uubrdled malice and rampant patsanship7 We were
early taught to the persons and positions Of minis
tiers Of the Gospel but confess youthful impress
sons have been much shaken by seeing many Of those
who claim TO be the Lords anoned" descending from
the bill Of Zion and with The pure robes Of their Office still
them, wlowng in the ftbest and ouest puddles Of
politics. And this feeling must be increased by every
manifestation ofsuch creatures Lovejoy.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-05
From the Albany Alias and Argus.
SLCEDERS FROM DEMOCRACY.

The Evening Journal refuses to in the of par
tes--such as the taking up OF Blair, Banks, Fremont
Houston snS Donelsonany recognition Of the greatness
and the political fidelity to the constitution of the demo
cratic party Yet three of these taken up because
they are supposed bear in their garments odor Of
Jacksonism One is n son-in-aw of Benton the other is
democrat Of Massachusetts, Their secession il proof of
the dissolution OF the democracyso says the Journal Vain
sophstryl Mr. Blair will bring democrats OF Mary
land into the black republican camp Mr. Donelsons fire.
fly lamp" viii illuminate the dismal swamp Of mock
Americanism without attracting single follower. Texas
will be as democratic without Houston as with him. The
democratic party will not be weaker for the secession
honored will only sink severed from the
nexion TO which they owed their prominence.
We the loss OF such men, not for ourselves but
them But they are still of the democracy They
serve to point moral aud adorn tale" Men will
clude-seeng how all factions lay down their and
abandon their anmoses in order to recognise the JUS
tice OF the democratic cause and confer hono on the
least Of its leaderstba that party Ia the party Of tho
try; and that interest well duty invites all patriotic
citizens to its ranks.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-05
OFFICIAL.

TRRAsrRY DsP ARTnEHTs December J., latA
Nu hereby sodc sssehs Of ne United Sasss
that this department will purchase 10 the amount Of u Of
when the he offered 20 the
sex will pay therefor the following prices,
witt
sock loan OF is42 premium of 10 per cent For
is4a premium Of l6 cent For
Of le6o conwos called Texan indea
stock, pscmum of per And Tor sock Of the osn u
eH 18th November, 1919, receved ths
pnsr ls day January merit, eium osk
received t January and the ss day OF March
premium os ssd received sef the 3isi March,
prior said ist nj ysse premium Of N cent
also allowed ssad socks the specified
Ia crracsse Jay asssned with The pnci
received me la 1asua Ansr
will be allowed In sS1soa 10 the premium
of their receipt In both
addition for reach tho
seller eIa#Aa
Certificates transmitted this department under ths present
duly assgned United States with tho
year prior the lea January nex BY the
entitled receive the purchase money.
Payment for win made BY dan upon the assist
Boston, New YORK; Philadelphia the panie
entitled TO receive money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary OF the Treasury
Dec I-dt1stJuneif
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-05
TIE STAR srANGLEp BAsSEI


psrrAnrD ron rss NATIONAL MUSICAL CONVENTION.
o .tIIl may we see by zach aats shestnn light,
What so fondy hailed dawns ddnbttu cleaning
Thssc broad stripes stars, safe through peous FIGHT
From our ramparis, at irst still CALAMITY streaming
The was-rockes red glare the bombs bursting In air.
Gave proof through night that hss sin there
And that star spangied banner proudly yet doth wave
o'er ths lsrd 81 TIE free md the home ofihe brave
From the ship duiy through The ists Of the deep,
From the fortress that In dread silence REFUSED,
What Is that which the breeze, is playful sweep,
As h,fully blows half conceais, half dsciosssi
Now catching the CLEAN of The MORNINGS drst beam,
Now In glory reelected from and stream
IT'S the spm2led banner o long may IL wave
Our te land Of the free and The home OF the brave
The war-uumpe huslied, and our bni,Ies all DER,
Tn opprrst Of all nations sryiun have fodndi
With fend, eager they sought own western slfofr
And gladly stepped forth Freedoms holy ground:
Now shaded by his and his own fs tree,
Each Iejoicingly boasts his cherished liberty;
spanglcd banner stil welcome doth wave
To the land Of The fres and the home oflhs brave.
From bloody ri,e affair." and Pagan chain,
Afc's heather slaves Chusts freedmen here become;
In comfort and Ia peace among to remsin
Till fitted well at last for safely going home.
Boadmsn they possess what Europe may buy with blood
Heavens boon--Freedom and light 70 worship God'
Our spangled banner! long may Il wave
DER land Of the free and the home Of the brave
And where arc The hostS traitors, would dare
BY the havoc of war, fell facions confusion,
Our beloved corn,ry asunder 10 tear!
Their blood shall wash their for fco.Ateps pollution
No refuge shall save, either fveman or knave.
From OF fight or the gloom Of the grave,
And The star spanged in triumph shall wpsc
Ger the land of the free ana the home Of the brave
Then united ever, brethren let ~ stand
between loved homes and all wars desolaiioni
Blessed victory and peace, the Heaven rescued land
Praise power made and preserved Us nation
Then conquer must whene'er shall be Just,
And this sill MOTTO" In God is our trust''
And spausIed banner forever shall wave
DER the land o free and the home of the brave
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-05

RfsCxEp oPEpkToNs-The Central Georgian Of the 18th
umo says; eThe cotton manufacturing establishment Of
Sparta went into operation last week under the auspices OF
new company, hessrs Monroe and wilbur having trans
ferred their interests and thereby rendered nugatory tie
sale advertised fr the frst Tuesday in orx, month";
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-05
COURT or CLAIMS

Tuesday, March Ain the Of WIN. H. Chase begun
Monday, the Solicitor Mr. Blair behalf o. the govern
ment replied to Mr. Rockwell who concluded and the
was submitted.
~ Carroll Mason, esq, Of the District Of Columbia was
sworn attorney Of the court.
Adjourned to III O'Clock tomorrow.
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6sssLEass nks the hsIy OF enclosing yon what Is chiefly
pasphrase Of the star Fpangsd Hammer - The has been
made, while preserving spl original give IL
general adaptation Our history aud eifedstanees
copy bas been Of principal papefs OF this ety. with
hs hope iai simultaneously in all 10 morrow An
esHy insertion win greatly oblgo
WAsulssroK, Feb. rs, 1855. A C0MPATRI0T.