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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09

A Mas WHO MARRIED -Four WIyEs-Tast week
rherin Mo0rea, Of Ludlow Mass. srrerted a man
named George Burnett. Il charge Of bigaIny IL.
was committed for trial. The Springfield Ropuhli-
can gives the following curious history of tho indi-
vihuHl:
"In 1922. being then D. he married Annie Dudley
at Prter,hanl. and removing 10 Now s.l.n lived
with her happily ~ years, When sho died. having
borne him six children This was in April. lS53-
In July of the same year, lac married Clarissa Har-
ringtun, at Petersham, who claimed to DO a widow
with whom he lived about year and In April. 1855
al months after the narriage-thos separated
he claims hy divorce. In October OF the same year
that he was deserted hV No =, GSl5.) he went Ia
Charlestown, y. H., and married Sophrona L. How.
ard, taking her with him to Orange, where they
soon quarrrlcd, and she. hearing OF No. , had him
arrested for bigamy, and lac was committed to jal
ut Greenfield. Soon afterwards She ont out of the
State with Albert Bnrnctt, her husbands son. and
married him and they now living together at
ErNing. This makes the case quite complicated
for while this modern Blue Beard ia under arrest
for higtmy. of his several wives is living with
his own son, III the practice Of the same crime; no
appearing against hiiu 1T Greenfield, hc was
discharged. and has never yet been convicted. Al
ter No. oft with his lac went to II. Johns
hurry VT, and married No. !. on tho 10th of April,
1880; the 10Th of April, lsj,, she died; hut not
at all dislnayed. the Mormon married Mrs julia 4.
ThRyeT, at Palmer, on the I'D of May, and was
living with hcr at Ludlow, when No. ro',d in the
paper. of his marriage with No. s. and had him AZ
rested. His name Is Riley Burnett
STOPPING TIRE SALT LAKE AAILs.-The postmaster
at Independence No. has received official notice
from the Postmaster General that the contract Tor
carrying ths mails from thence to the Salt Lake
has been ret asdo. and he il therefore ordered 10
withhold the mails until further orders. This ~
done by virtue Vi u right always reserved by the
department to reoCind mail contracts on giving
due notice aud one months pay to Contractors.-
in this case the contract was taken by company
of MOrmons at Silt Lake City, who have already
made several trips under it. 10 general were the
complaints of the mail having been violated aud
letters opened especially the correspondence OF tho
government ofcialh, that it became quite evident
these Mormon contractors were mere tools for BriS-
ham Young. The administration has also taken
another step towards insurins the faithful per
forluance Of the mail service in Utah. postmas-
ter had it seems, been appointed for sat Lake City
who WAS not Mormon. his commission Was for
warJed 10 him. but reached its destination.
and duplicate copies failed likewise. In fact. he
was not recognized by Brigham Young. lie has
now received his commission IN person ar Washing
ton together with full instructions 10 his course,
and viii he sent out supported by protecting mi
litary force.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09

Hon. c. J. Faulkner and Hon. $. Clemens, Of Va,
are ut Washington.
The veteran Sol Smith thrown from a car
riage in ST. Louis last week and seriously Injured
Thomas Lang, drayman, was drowned In the
Ohio, at Wheeling, Friday.
The democratic nominees for Governors Ia the
States Of Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi are all
south Caronians.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09

O. FOR RENT, and immediate pos
II session given that de~irahls rsvidesCe On the
sIuth -id" VI the Basin bsInsTiy exups.d by MI
~, uanr T. Vail. IL contains eight gtpd rocfns
gu.Ji ard with hydrani, Sc. To god tenant, the
rent vail te moderate.
l.. W. GLALHBRODk.
10 95-3twts Corner Canal ami 10th sts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09

TAKING BorT.-Despite the warm
"Sither and hnrnng sum- persons ~iu 0Cclsinualiy =
permit their temprrr Ia get the bsttsr Of their judg
nionts, aud engage ia the unprontihle game Vi
tsticuihng and eyc-blarking. Yesterday morning
Jninrs Ryan. ordinarily peaceabl", we'll DISPOSED
citiE"n. nude biz debut before the Mayor, 10 an
r""r the charge of a-r.tulth8 and btating Jsfn.1
Bastiu aud his two children. Ryan denied the
charge. Ear IT, the children were concerned. but
admitted that he bad given Bdstu tie benefit Of a
| hoop-Pole for holding him ~hllTt bring b-sten t.,
another man With tho hope OF preserving quiet
In the neighi'0rhood, the accused held to bail
| in ylOU Tor his good hoha yior
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09

ET FOR REST.-fhe residence Of
lii Nous Paul ID Dr rept. Por terms, apply A. the
othCo ~ the French Consul, sr In J,s. Aasn. Hsq
Nf H. u. COOK & 90. AuetS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09

THH L = PklHAfa fEgAoNf On FIkg-Durin. tn,
hring VI a salute at the uavy-ysrd ut noon on the
iohrth, wad Wa blown Oh board Of this hull Of the
nited states Frigat- Vermont. moorei Oh the vnIJ
where the battery wSS planted and rt the shin OF,
nrr. Danrlsullivan. tho gunner who was firing
tn" salute on din, overing the accident and there
being no hodts st hand liumtatoly stripped OF his
clothing, plunged overheard aud SWAN t. thu, try-
ate. lie gained the spar deck by climbing w on
the chtinH and succeeded in -xtingui.iling the Ir.
before It L+i gained much hea lwny rul,sn,uept-
y several boats put on from the receiving ship
ONO, and went TO the Assistance of til. sunnor-
Boston fouT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09

o. HOUSE FOR REST.-A house and
Mi lot situated ola ii and Aarshsll streets ia
tired part Of tho city, having about az rooms. well
Ui good wstor on the prenils~. and suitabls rf -
sul,li falnily. Rent $40 pot amman 10 rsspoasbss
tenant. Apply to -
2. JOHNSTON, EI. J. Nc eKndos,
jy 3-2awts li5 Matp stTeet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09

e. FOR RENT-A very desirable front
E:l Basement ROOM ia the t.peIaont al onins the
r-leuce Vi DR. Chas D. Mills on 18th street b~sweea
Broad aud Marshall. Tho Io~stop Is 10 e4la BILE one
for Office for sing gle sohtsaaa. Esquire
u pou ths premises. jsS-2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09

a. FOR REAT.-The upper part Of
Ell tho Hou.s Kitchen, &c oeeupirt By us sssit-
able for large htmIly Millinery e~tablishmont.
hayiu2 siI large Fn,ils s-Iyants &s Apply to
10 h,-u DAVID n, JONES 20.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09

xEa FOR sALE.-The desirsbly located
"a BRICK TENEMENT on tbs west side q eth
between clay and L-gh streets. occupied by Mrs.
Mary I'M aud rsvently by Nr.. Caroline w. Pollard
II earij application lie made will lie sold at = vsy
~ OF ti6bbfS & AppgRsOX. luet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09

The best ptors in Paris are said TO r,r.ye IN
an average, four Thousand dollars for statue, ten
feet high But tho abest scuIptors in Italy receiv,
much less than this sun, The statu,- r,s.ptIx
erected III Florence TO the memory of the illus
trious niou of Tuscany, sixteen or eighteen in num-
ber, cost something over one Thousand dollar. each
-mo-t OF them executed by men who rsuk higher
IN this department than Mr.. Powers Ii is not pre-
tended that this sum adequately rewards thoIr tai
"htS, but they accept snch mmisrions to further
the p'trlotl" 0hlect1 VI their govsruIuent Mr.
Powers himself gives guide by which to e,timsts
tue prro ot single statue in his several copi,, of
the Grerk Slave, which be haa gold ut sahsl narh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09

O. FOR KENT.-Dwellings in different
Lei parts Ut the city renting from S3 TO 40 per an
suitable for the accommodation ~ sll clsea of
per-Dur. To good tenants the ront will DO low.
ALSO Store No. under tb8 ST. Charles Hotel
Apply to B A. j. C1OPTOS,
Corner 0i Wall shd Pranslin s.feets
opposite Me>.-rs. Dckinson, Hli 3 Go.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09

BEGGARs.-A new corps of beggar wo-
men have Just arrived in the city, and ssokiug
| aims from door 10 door All VI them havr dir
treS-,d families. and Of them have had neal
for several days II their stories In. il will
take very little To support them, for they look
strong aud hearty ii they had been stall led. and
therefore advise our readers 10 their char
tiles for the poor around them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09

WORKING MARBLE.-This business has
Increased very rapidly in Richmond within 4 few
years part, and il now carried on here as eYtru
sivry ~ ia many cities further north sone oi the
senti"inen engaged i'll it are employing the beet
Workinep that money can command, snd are get
ting up tomb stones, monuments, mantle pi-cr~
aud other articleA. in As tine style and at small
cost ~ similar work can bo done any where nlse.
fhe people OF the State should bear these tacts in
mind, and when they need marble work of any
Kind. examine hs specimens il this place before
.rndiny their urdrrr % fhe nnrth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09
FOR RENT AND SALE.
O. DESIRABLE RESIDENCE on
Zs.Mn FRANKLIN AND In kIRHRra NON % uA,

LII FRANKLIN AND ID sTREBTs, POR RRSr
= The Framed Dwelliny at the north essSt corner "
Franz lin aud III str-ets, fot reut and ru-.-sston
will be given shortly. 1t has rooHs be~ldes rloeets
Kitchen. &c, with vacant lot attacked aud Ia fur
nisLrd with water and gas. Ths lpatloa u ope Of
th. best and the accommodations sTs suitable sH
family Vt moderate size.
jyS- TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS
E. FOR RENT Two new Tenements.
RI suitable for private r,vidshee@ e,,fner Ctsy and
suIIth streets, ahuys CLAY street Chapel with Az
large koolns aud good Kitchen with two rootns -
kent moderate. Apply To
eiODDIN & APPHRSOS
On to WA. H. YEATAAs,
s-lW# Naxf tcns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09

f}~hIE Il JOHNSON. ATToRSEYs AT
\ Law JOHN :. CA-KIE and MARMAnt
JOHNSON have r5.~., ,Ci,I in tho prH' tlca ~ La ~
sad I attend tL- tuurt ui AFiHdla, all th" Courts
o. tia city ui RI hu-pnd aud the ,auntbr "i ieutICu
ana 1.,.-f4rtirit I3 yS-t~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09

GAMUEL T.. W BECKER. ATTORNEY
- a. Law. Is prepared 10 undertake any burinces
PERTAINING t. hls profession IL this any oi tho al
it..., tuEutl,~, May 10 consulted il amy VI the
g4r.a EUROPEAN language. and gives prompt at
t-.tt.n 20 The tUi tiUu vi Claims.
EE~titl5e i!th .tr"'t. between NnA aud Main.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09

l. T. COOK & co, AUCrloNEERs,
l.. Ny.-4 MAIN STREET, pHcr their srrNicc@ 10
~ at- ~ Auctl,l,-,T~ ttr tho -su ui kcul EsIatn
frstul- tir,.vrI-s Dfl t,otS llurse-. Cattle. a..
' t.~ shortest notice and upon 4o most rtSaohtbis
rtls ~
iisv.!, large and c"mmoi!oU r,-'lnA ther viii -
,. ,al. III sale Il 7ttssis S,'tr without the charge
g. -'.sa1".
u.t.iF.l -,.-- ot every description attenri to up
... .,.-guHhi- terms.
q look NM. MOTT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09

BOUND FOR SABAsropoL-Ths Constantiuople cor.
respondent Of the New York Journal Of Cop,merre
wrote as follows the 9TH ult.:
Col Lane and Ar. L.e of the "io.ton Relief and
nubmarin" Company" have arrived here on their
way TO ethastopol, for the purpose Of attempting
to raise the Russian ships " war sunk in tn. h,r
Dor They have purchased and taken possession of
an american steamer now living in this port called
the General hnoX Another COMPANY, of which
VI ir' no"ah Is the agent, lately passed down the.
Danube his way to Odessa for the same ,,,,,o.a
II II said that Mr. Gowsn and hi. associate. snort
u iuil dress American uniform, the one ss a cole
mel, and the other major, with swords auJ
cooked hate, ahd plumcs, which cannot fail to i'm
press Tue Russian braves of SebistopUl with the
ure-eatIng qualities Of American republicans with
tho odOr ot tho ehip still .trony nnnu tLrm
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-16

Tuesday was the last day that ser.
vice could be made on Wri,s returnable
to the next term of the court in this
county. Wednesday. many man
"brcathed frcer and deeper" Consid
cradle overdue bank paper was pat in
suit, we understand.
We took occasion last week to make
some remarks on scurrilous aud lying
letter published in the Argus from Els
worth. The person whom we supposed
wrote it, denies its authorship. We
naturally supposed that the person who
furnishes most Of the brains, and does
most OF the work for the party here aud
who said he should write to the Argus
was it's Ellsworth correspondent. While
it is no pleasure to us to go into per-
sonal warfare with "R" or "B," or any
other person, we take this occasion,
to say. that we shall defend the Repub-
lican party and the officers Of the party,
from all unjust charges from an Ellis
worth source. And if these charges
come from those who live IN rery trans.
parent glass houses, we shall point out
the fact. We would suggest to X. as
a shrewd party man, that he keep pen
and paper" from "B' until he learns TO
speak the truth.
Justice Trial. - Edward Beal, Jr.,
was brought before Justice Somerby,
Monday. on complaint of Henry Bowers
for setting fire to an uninhabite / dwelling
on Stature ay night. The evidence shew
tina. the building was SC. on fire twice on
that evening between the hours OF and
Ii. The last time, Beal was seen Jump
ing from the window and was followed
and caught He made some excuses,
alleging that he was in the building to
light his pipe. and that he was tight.
&c. He also desied being there. The
evidence being strongly against him, the
Justice had him committed to await his
trial at ,he next term Of the 5 J. Court.
Engine Company No. were out
Wednesday, and exceeded themselves in
playing. The company partook Of a hne
collation. prepared at the private dwelling
of the Captain, John Hopkins, Esq. -
The Company received the praise of the
citizens for their good playing, and the
Captain tina, oil the members for his h5
crafty.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-16

We met on Wednesday William Leland
of New York, who has Just returned from the
Crimea where with his associates he has b,en
engaged in raising the Russian ship. sunk Al
Scbastopol. He reports the operation good
one financially. Many articles are RAISED in
a perfect state. Chains, anchors, guns. ris
cling, and many valuable things are entirely
uninjurei. but the hglls OF the vessels are
badly worm eaten. There are two companies
on the ground-one from New YORK and the
other from Boston. They have united their
operations, have between them four vessels,
and nave ninety-seven americans engaged ia
the operations. When he LETT there were bat
two Of these on the sick list. Quite lsrgs
number of Russians are also employed at
about 80 cents day. The companies have
half OF what they raise. the other half going
to the Russian government, which also stand :
ready to purchase any thing Of value that
falls to the lot Of the companies. 1t is a
regular Yankee operation, and very good
cxemplifca,ion Of the enterprise Of the
Ameriean.-Spnnaseid Republican.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-16
BosToN, 4th.

BOSTON, lfth,
The announcement of the decision of
the banks to suspend specie payments
was we'll received on change to-day
The measure. under the circumstances
being most advisable. The news spread
with grca, rapidi,y Throughout the city.
but did not cause so much excitement
as was anticipated. 1t Is probable that
suspension will take place throughout
New England with few excep,ions.-
New Bedford. Fairhaven, Worcester, and
banks in all other principal towns have
suspended.
A, Portland the Bank Directors me.
early in the day and voted to suspend.
The Boston Banks will pay their bal
ances a; the Clearing House in specie As
usual, 50 tina. the suspension merely
amounts to the Suspension a. their coun.
tiers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-16

We would give a fall accoan. of
the suspended aud broken banks. If or
limits would permit. The list lakes in
banks all over the country In Rhode
Island, all the bank, have suspended.
In Pennsylvania it is generally so. In
the cities Of Baltimore. Richmond and
many other cities, mos, or all have sus-
pended. In New York city the banks
continue specie payments and arc con.
sidcrcd sound The same in boston,
New York. RhoIe Island, ard Connect
Gu; bills Do no, pass currcn. here. Tn.
heavie,, business mea in the country
are falling. and the mana iaci uiins es'ab-
h>hmen;s.ale stopping business. Abou,
five thousand persons have been thrown
out OF employment in New York city.
within short time. See later news.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-16
Kansas Election.

The election news from Kansas is
highly gratifying. The Free Safe men
have elected a majority Of tue Legisla-
,ure, and their Delegate to Congress by
5 to thousand ma ori'y. THIS s glo-
rios news inlcel Borde. Ruff lnsm
has been rebukcd Buchanan and
Walker have been defeated in their
plans to tramp.e on the rights of the
people, ami in their attempts to su5dae
them. If further retarns confirm the
presen, good rews, and il the victory IS
complete in spite Of all the Vaccinations
of,he combined force. of the Border Rut-
fans, lie, there be public meetings
called in all OF the villages and cities IN
the Frs States to congratulate the true
men OF kansa. upon this grea. victory.
and 10 condemn Walker for ordering the
TRoors TO EoTE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-16

-Hor. Louis MoLane, who died in
the city OF Baltimore on the OH, was
long known as a d's,ine uished states.
man, and high minded, honorable
man. He was Secretary of state and
also Secretary Of the Treasury under
Gen Jackson. lie succeeded Governor
Barker of Virginia, as Minister to Great
Britain in 1880, and also Mr.. Everett
to the same Court in ls45. He had
previously represented the State of Del.
aware in the House of Representatives
from 1917 to 1927, and was a Senator
from the same State from 1877 1927.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-16
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE PRodRESs OF SLAVERY IN THE
UNITED STATES. BY George NJ.
Weston, Washington D. c. Pub
lished by the author.
The above is the title Of work lust
issued from the press. Mr.. Weston
makes thorough wXk of any suhjec,
which his vigorous pen is engaged on. -
On this interesting one, and a. thu.
time deeply SO. he gives large amount
OF valuable information, arraying the
facts and figures bearing on the ques-
ton in manner to strike the attention
OF the mos. casual reader. No politi.
clan, or general reader, can afford to be
without copy Of this work |, makes
handsome book of 800 pages, and is
sold for 800. This amonnt sen. 70
the Publishers, Washington d. G., will
insure copy tree Of postage.
Wafer- Care Almaaac for ls5s.-we
are indebted to the poli,ene.s of Messrs.
Fowler d Wells for a copy OF the above,
filed with large amount Of valuable
reading, in addition to tn e almanac mat
ter proper. Price six cents. IS copies
for 81. Published rs above.
From the same publishers. we have
received an octave pamphlet of "a pages
giving the origin, history and character
is'ics of the Law.on or Nep Rochelle
Biackoeyy,with directions for its culture.
Free SIX ceh.s.
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CARD.


THE Members of Engine Company
Foreman, b. Hopkins, Esq, their sincere thanks
for the liberal entertainment furnished them ~
his dwelling, Wednesday,. NJ, the l4th inst.
They also take this occasion To express their ut
most confidence in him an efficient aud gentle.
manly ofheer.
At a meeting held at the time above mentioned.
the following was passed amid the hearty eheers
Of tho company :-Rs&olred That the thanks Of
Engine Co Zimmerman No. I, are hereby returned
to the worthy wife Of our Foreman, Mrs J. D.
Hopkins. for hospsable reception At her house,
and the rich aud boun;iful COLLATION., provided by
her hands for our refreshnent
Ellsworth, Oct. II, 81. J. A.SMlIH, Clerk.
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ITEMS.

residence in Portland on Saturday even
ing )ast-the 10Th. He was - years
old. Judge Preble was one of the most
distinguished men in Maine, and died
fall of honors ard of years.
The Supreme Ju lieial Court is In
session in Mach las, Judge Davis, presi-
ding. Hon. Lot NJ. Morrill, is there
attending court.
The account of the fire in Pruns-
snick by which Elk. Gov. Dunlap's house
was burnt, turns ont to be hoax.
The Democratic administration in
Maine. running through several years in
succession. has left record, which we
can refer to for proof; of economy and
of which the people Of the Dirigo State
nay well feel proud.-Maehids Union.
According to our rccollections Gov.
Wells paid hundreds of dollars for fro
agents at Washington when it did not
in reality neel one. Certainly not two.
1t is said that Mr.. Buchanan has
seven Presidential aspirants in his Cabi-
net. including himself This has led to
dissension and trouble,
Tho greatest obstacle to the success
of the Republican party is to be found
in government money and pensioncd
office holders. The people furnished
the means, which are used to a,hwar.
their wishes. The cost Of supporting
tho government is now about so millions
OF dollars, twice as much as it was thirty
years since.
The Washington Republic says the
Administration is sometimes mean,
sometimes extravagant, and always sell
fish,
-Govcrnor Walhcr,sir his appoint
ment to the governorship Of Kansas. h $
written great many plocama, ons, is.
sued great many manifestoes and
male great many speeches; bu, the
WY 'S'' o'u'' Us H'N Yea was 70 ''ee
troars to 90 10 The po! AID rote a. tn.
,e'e" e.se''o'. "esa tf'ofs shoa'a &c
known hereafter as Gov Walkers par
:-.'. =, :,
nd ,,oo,,o on. os :, IT, ". e.
-. =.
~ "a t..at,I;. -, ,
~
-, ~ '.'''> ~ ~ NJ
\ man al r,as,I, cana, h,.,oa.
published.
= - ~ ~ 'o"i' NO. III
- ''~ - "Ns sN'@''asu '"e '.'iie
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-16

TIE tlosinE gentlemen vii act tents In their ~
slIes-rsi's ron-y an give reeeipts for subscription
the Iasraess W. sf1 thAak our agents fsr
and hope my #iH passing Of public rterc.
aat hS-ssrd % The 4asrtcaa
q ssrTens. nt nrias saisf s-ixwiek. Cap, VIM.
u 4psiss, BIa Az. james n Davis sasr,. II Poster
Fsaast4 J .Aa.aa. Esss ssiAeAs, John Moves
NJ ps4sFi. Ssnaei parr, hsssspasl
v. u. PALMER. the AmsFicsa Newspaper 4 gent
IS the sasAsfte seAt tor tAs paper Ia the cities
II B,stau. New York Aai Phtiadslphia, aud Is
duly emp wsrvd 70 tskr ADVERTISEMENTS aud sub
sCrtPteas At The rates required BY His receipt.
~tii be regarded a. payments. Ills eesces are
bss%taS5 >eelass hailaag; Mas fesS. Trsbaas
eaitlia<ss fHtLsttLfsfs r Cor Ffh ahe
shsstaat street. fattta<'A A Co, arc
. "a allalrlt.l a -.nta