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FISHES TRAVELLING BY LAND-Dr. Han
cock in the Z 'oogical Journal gives a lescrip-
tion Of isl called the fat healed ha,sar. t al
travels 70 pools of water when chat in which Il
las resd d lreS up. b oSe alsn describes ano
ther variety which is found in Soath Carolina.
and also in Texas, which, like Ia. Hat mead
leaves the drying pools il search Of others
These fishes filled with water, travel bv night.
one with lizard-like m ton ard the other BY
leaps. The South CAROL IA and Texas varietie,
are furnished with a membrane over the mouth
by which they are enabled to carry uiththe
supply Of water to keep their gills moist during
their travel. These fishes, guid 81 by some
peculiar sense, always travel in a straight line
to the nearest water This they do without
the aid Of memory, for it has been found that
il tub filed with water is sunk ii the ground
near one of these pools which they iuhabit.
they will, when the pool dries up, move direct
~ towards the tub. Surely this is wonderful
and mercful provision for the preservation of
these kind of fishes; for, iuh biting, as they do
only slagnant pools, and that too in countries
subject to long and periodical drou.h-. Their
races would but for this provision, become ex-
tiuct
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Iotice to Trespassers.

A Ii persons are hereby notified against purchas-
"a ing the following tract of land--N " X of Sec
IA. Township South, Range IL West; as The land
belongs to me and No one else.
Aug. 25. IS It. AIPHONZO NTTJJS
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One Hundred Horses.

Also, large WAGON YARD and ample AC.
COMMODArIONS FOR DROVERS.
His OsterS are sober, trusty, competent, aud fully
understand their business
His prices viii be such as to satisfy the most penu-
rouS.
Persons having stock 70 sell in this marke viii ind
1t TO their advantage to give him q call.
Aug .. l5aS. Is j. T. YALE.
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term. June 4th, A. d. 1858.
Daniel T. Witter, Complainant.
Edward Cross and the widow and unknown heirs
Of Russell B. Hyde, deceased, Defendants.
EtAME the complainant, Daniel T. Witter, by his
- solicitors, and fled his bill of complaint against
Edward Gross and the widow and unknown irs of
the late Russell B. Hyde deceased and praying for
partition Of the following described tracts and parcels
Of land, to-wit: The northwest quarter of sec
ton -, in township thirteen south, of range twenty
six west and he west half of the north east quarter
of section eight, in township thirteen SOUTH of range
twenty west. containing eighty acres. and the
north west quarter of the south quarter and the
northeast quarter of the south west quarter of Soc
ton eight in township thirteen south Of range TWEEN
ty SIX west containing eighty situated and ly
ing in the county of Hampstead State OF Arkansas,
and said bill alledging that the widow and unknown
heirs (whose names all unknown to complai-
nantl We're residents of the State of Arkansas,
and praying for order of publication against said
unknown defendants and said bill of complaint being
verified by aifidavitlt is therefore, considered.
dered, aajudged and deereed that unless said widow
and unknown heirs of Russell B. Hyde. shall be and
appear before the third day of the next term of
the circuit court of Hampstead county in ehaneery
at court to be holden on the tenth Monday after
the fourth Monday of September. A. D. 1883 in the
town of Washington. county of Hampstead. State Of
Arkansas, and plead, denur 10 said bill of
complaint the and the matters and allegations
therein contained viii be taken confessed and true
against them and decree entered accordingly. IL
is further ordered that publication be had hereof for
four weeks in succession in some newspaper published
weekly in the State os Arkansas the las, insertion
to be at least four weeks previous to said term of said
court.
Copy from the record.
Test. S. T. SANDERS, Clerk
Aug 25. 1858. 4w Cost of adv. Sl3 so.
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PARK LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
LITTLE ROCK. ARK

r., THE subscriber has just aTa
6 finished large and sgsssE-sssA
----I--conpete Stable. of the l-2N-rrs s5tss
above description Immediately in the rear 81 Real f.
tate Banking House or Post Office He has room for
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VII t4IN .. I-IuIs IltFtIA
Wonderful Narrative

|srrage Developments an Spiritaaiism-7Ae
Deaa Rising Jrona The Craze.
No find the following strange story in the
Ina (lll.) Union, credited to the Crown
! i Register Lake county. Indiana. The lat
l apr SAYS:
he nave received the following letter from
John Morton, gentleman of veracitv ard
i Professional standing. formerly from Cleve.
e. Ohio, and an old schoolma.e of ours. W.
I is perusal will convince our readers Of The
fire truth OF all that is said about modern
s,alSm:
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T.. "A. HINES, Artist,
It'll AS removed his
Picture Establish zzs-yg sE1AsvszS
ment from the corner s..ssf5sSd I. ~ M
of Main and Markham 5ffMs ~ Il ~ 49,
streets to the fine and ssss ii ~ ~ Ss3s-
capacions building OPP go ss14as s,
poSite the State House, known as the State Bank.
having procured in this commodous building suita-
bic ooins, aifordng splendid light, and having
the very best Instruments the market afford and
also having fifteen years experience in the bust
ness Is prepared to give entire satisfaction in the Art
OF photography in all its various. branches-pic-
lures on Glass, Leather Paper Malainotype and
many other styles, too numerous to mention. Cti-
zens and strangers who may want my of the above
named pictures shall receive his best efforts to please
them in his profession At the very reduced prices
at which he is selling pictures persons can not
complain or neglect to get their pretty faces taken
Tor want of money for il is next to that Of getting
pictures without money and without price.
Remember HINES GALLERY, on Markham
street opposite the State House in the State Bank
Instructions gwen in the Ari.
AupuSt
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Public Sale OF Valuable Black Land il

Hampstead County, Arkansas.
THE STATE OF ARKANSAS,
County OF HAMPSTEAD.
In the Hampstead Crcuit Court in Chancery sitting.
June term, lS5s.
Maryatt r. Elliott and others. ComDlainqni..
jeremiah Elliot. and others, Deeadants.
obedience to the order and decree of the COURT in
the above entitled cause the undersigned com
mssiouers will proceed 70 sell publicly At auction on
tie premises, i'll the county Of Hampstead in the
State OF Arkansas, on Monday. the first day of
November. in the year ISIS, between 9 O'clock A.
". and O'Clock, II, credit Of one and two
years from hat day the several tracts parcels Of
land mentioned and described in said order Of said
urt. 20 wiz: The south halt of section thirty three
IN the northeast quarter Of section thirty three in
township ten south Of range twenty Ave west. The
north hat ~ the north east quarter of section four
township eleven south Of range twenty five west
The north haif Of section thirty four township ten
south range twenty five west. The south west quar-
ter oil section twenty township ten south OF range
twenty-five west. The southwest quarter of sec
ton one township eleven south Of range twenty five
west. The south west quarter Of the southeast
quarter of section township eleven south of range
twenty five west The northwest auar.sr OF the
north west quarter OF section thirtv-fve township
ten sou.h OF range twenty five west and the north
west quarter OF the southeast quarter of section
twenty six. township ten south Of range TWENTY-FIVE
west. situated and lying in the county Of Hemp
stead, State Of Arkansas Said lands viii be sold
= 80 ui'lS ~ liiS c-al SUBDIVISIONS I'M
less We shall deem il to the interest of the parties to
sell the same III smaller Subdivisions. The purchase
or purchasers will be required give bond with good
and approved security for the payment or the pur-
chase money bearing ten per interest after duo
until paid These lands are sold for the purpose Of
partition and division, and situated upon the
Ozan. and embrace enc of the finest tracts OF rich
black land in the State of Arkansas
EPHRIAM MIRRICK.
SAMUEL II. THOMAS. Cora'ys.
HUGH A. BLEVINS,
Hampstead County. Ark, 10th Of Aug, 1888.
AS--aM l'nst alv
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Value of Foreign Coins in U. S. Currency.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT Lnlr 6 1873

",
Sir: Your letter of the 295h May, asking our
official order that, IN settling the accounts of
ministers. consulS, and other agents of the Uni
ted States serving abroad, whether the values
OF foreign coin stated in the table prepared at
the mint at the instance ofthe comptroller shall
be adhered to, notwithstanding the acts Of Con
greSs now IN force may fix different value upon
such cons, was received and referred to the
comptroller for his report thereon.
| herewith enclose thai report Of 28th ultmo
by which it appears the hypothecal suggestion
in your letter can have no practical application
as all the acts of Congress making foreign coins
legal tender IN payment at any rate, have been
repealed.
The order of my predecessor, sanctioned by
the President, copies Of which are sent By the
comptroller, requires that all payments to the
ministers and consulS of the United States
abroad, shall be computed according to the STAN
dard value of the gold coinage Of the United
States. This order WAS expressly confirmed by
me on the 16ch May, 1851 Whenit becomes
necessary to take into computation any denomi-
nation OF foreign coin which appears to bear diff
ferent instrlnsc values, that which is mos. IA
vorable to the United States, the party Oh whom
the burden of payment fails, should be adopted,
~ accordance with the general rule on that sub
ject, and in all such cases the value reported by
the director Of the mint must guide the account
inc officers.
1t j. not improbable that the rates given bv
various acts OF Congress to foreign coin for the
computation OF al Uahorena rates Of duty, brought
together on pages 2i3 and 274 Of the instruc-
hons 70 consuls, may have maled some of those
Officers IN making out their claims for compen-
satons, bat It como. be necessary to apprise you
mat such arbitrary values, fixed ~ law Tor an
entirely different purpose, can have no bearing
On the actual value of such COINS as currency.
\ erN- reSnect lnllN
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JAMES ROSS SNOWDEN.
Director Of the Min.
MINT OF THE UNITED STATES
Philadelphia, November u, 1857.

The actual currency Of both these countries is
gold. ana computations are OF course made in r,ler
encc 70 that medium. Like the United States they
have thy double stan lard, but silver only crculacGs
fl small change and il, value cannot De re rarded
IA computing pacunary obug 4ti0na.
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

CT0IEN or strayed from the subscriber
- il Little Rock on or about the 2lst Of Sz2
July, ono small BLACK RAT DOC, with -NX
yellow on the legs and small yellow spot over each
eye, ears cropped of The above ard win be paid
Tor the delivery of said dog 20 the subscriber in Lit
tie Rock liberal reward for any information COM
corning his whereabouts. j. BRISBIN.
Aug. 25. 1888. IT,
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PIER II.

The wangdoodle was placed upon the hawgag
but before we 90 further, let us take glance
At he political state of America at the date our
story opens We were involved in a war with
Mexico, and General Scott was carving our
victorious Dag through the halls of the Monte
loosers Gen. Washington, commanding the
home army had formed a Junction with Chris
TOPPER Columbus at Nauvoo and defeated the
combined forces of England France and Hin
doostan IN a sanguipary retreat on Bnngsown
h hts John G. Fremont, President Of the
United States, had appointed James Buchanan
Governor OF Cape Cot; ana Napoleon Bona
p"te, as Mayor OF Bunker illl, assisted by
Lieutenant General Barney O'Twigger, of Ire
land, was preparing for descent upon the tories
at Cerro Gorcio whilst DR.. Jane, U. s. Surgeon,
WAS constructing a strong fort at Cairo, armed
with chain pump aud one hundred OF his
Carminative Balsam.
Unier these tremendous circumstances no
wonder the men and women of the ninteenth
century were highly intellectual, and generally
speaking born when they were young.
Turn we aLaln to our story,
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10 say that Gengalphus was angry would he
but an md tferent statement Of the truth. He
was III a rage. lie coul Pint contain himself
aud Consequently boiled over in torrents that
formed puddes of wrath at his feet. He foam
Ell, laved, ripped and tore-stamped rolled.
kicked aud roared. AT last Selling A battering
ram by the horns, he made furious push at
the guilty pair
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CHAPTER III.

The wangdoode was placed upon the hew-
gag. D.smay and terror sat upon tn, counte-
names of the nobility. Lord De- Moza iuvol-
unfairly clutched Priece Blowhushb's coat tail,
a. d the Countess Of Fizfum disapierred hls-
terically within her hoops, whilst bold Count
de Scratch, hi.her.o the brAvest Of the brave,
threw himself at the foot If the throne and ee-
waited one leg as a signal of the Distress But
the mighty Gengup hus wa- unmovel Draw
Ing % den wire saety-fuse from his bosom,
he was in the act of attaching one end of ii to
the wangdoodIe when-On! horror of horrors,
he beheii in one corner of the room his below
ed Selleh licked in the arms OF Fee ii lie Swash
BoShy, Envoy Extraordinary from the Isle Of
Whit!
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I CTURES! CHEAP PICTURES!
T.. A. HINES. Artist.

y BBLS Crushed Sugar just received bv
~ aug. 20. 1893. FIELD q DOTTFY
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EPHRIAM MIRRICK.
SAMUEL II. THOMAS, Cons'rs.
HUGH A. BLEVINS,
Hampstead County Ark, 10th OF Aug, 1858.
46-9w Cost adv s..
THE STATE OF ARKANSAS. !
C'OT-NTy On Hr,Fpsrr !

HE 81 a Il UT AhhANSAS,
COUNTY OF HEMPsTEAp.
In the Hempstead Circuit Court, in Chaneorv. June
term, June II, A. D. 1855
Andrew j. Wallace ct al, Comalaina,ts.
Bill for partition.
Wesley Wallace, ct al, defendants.
EtAME the said complainants. Andr rev j. Wallace.
- John Wallace. Mathew Fountain in right of his
wife Rachael Fountain, (born Wallace and Rachael
Fountain Ills wife. James May in right of his wife
LetS-y May. born " allace and Ietsev Nav his wife
and file their bill for partition against Wesley Wal
lace, George Yates and Polly Yates his wife, (born
Wallace Aaron Allard and Rhoda Allard his wife,
born Walace,) Benjamin Wright and Martha
Wright his wife born Wallace) William Wallace
and Lucy Wallace defendants thereto the object of
which bill is to obtain partition Of the following de-
srbed tracts parcels Of land to wit: The east half
Of ne north east quarter OF section twenty seven
in township ten SOUTH Of range twenty six west, con-
aluing eighty and the south quarter of
the north east quarter Of section twenty seven in
township zen south. of range twenty-sx west. CON
tanning forty acres situated and lying in the county
Of Hampstead, State of Arkansas and said bill al
lodging that the aforesaid defendants. Wesley Wal
lace, George Yates and Polly Yatas his wife Aaron
Allard and Rhoda Aliard his Wife Benjamin Wright
and Martha Wright his wife, and William Wallace
are non residents OF the State of Arkansas and there
upon PRAYING process, by publication against thenl
and said bill being verified by affidavi-It is there
fore. considered, ordered adjudged and deereed that
unless said defendants, Wesley Wallace George Yates
and Polly his wife, Aaron Ailard and Rhoda his wife,
Benjamin Wright and Martha his wife. and William
Wallace, shall be and appear before the third
day Of the next term of the circuit court of Hemp
stead county in chancery. at court TO be holden in
the town Of W ashington, county of Hampstead State
OF Arkansas on the tenth Monday after the fourth
Monday of September. A. D., 1858. and demur plead
or answer 70 said bill of complaint the and the
matters and allegations therein contained will be
taken as true and confessed against Them and de-
cree entered accordingly.
1t is further ordered that publication be had here
Of. for four weeks i'll succession in some newspaper
published weekly in the State Of Arkansas the last
insertion be at least four weeks previous to said
term of said court.
Copy from the record.
Test. s. T. SANDERS Clerk
Aug. 25, 1883. 4w Cost of adv. Sl5 so.
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= NfST NIJE!!
, BBLS. Superior Fresh Rice. lust received.
- Aug. 25th 1883 Field q DOTIFy
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NJ would invite the attention of Plan ,~sts,
w tiers generally, to our stock of Negro ~
Shoes. Boots and Negro Goods. which we are 7 81
just in receipt of FIELD u DOLBY
Ahr 25th 1888
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HOWELL COBB.

S-VTVVt U tEV I TeaoNTV.
N Mcconnell, Fifth Auditor.
Tale Of Foreign Coias, ,oi& their e7uiu1ents in
Un|tei Suites currency, g9ll oli4atton p e9v-
Ell at the 'equest Of the Comptroller Of tie Ife4-
su.A NunelaLst ISL.
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But little more remains to be told Selleh
soon after the death of Gengulphus, stabbed
herself with bed wrench, and her paramount,
Fe ii lie Swash Basky, becoming stricken with
remorse, buried himself in pot of porter h cells
up. The Countess Fitz Fun eloped with an
Egyptian mummy. in good state Of preserva-
ton, AMI the Count de Scritch, having lost the
whole of his fortune in playing "Simon saws
wig wag'' with Lord de Monzo, he was forced
to emigrate west, where he enlisted as orderly
sergeant to a lime kiln, and was shortly after
wards killed BY the accidental bursting Of q
cabbSge head.
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THE STATE OF ARKANSAS.
CoCNTY OF Hampstead.
In the Hampstead Circuit Court, in Chaneery, June
term, June 4th, A. d. 1858.
Daniel T. Witter, Complainant
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HATS !! HATS
TO PI,ANTERS

Ma are just in receipt Of splendid lot of -,
W Gents CASHMERE and Silk Hats nf every III
sly e and quality. FIELD & DOLLEY. -
Ann 1S5S
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CHAPTER Y.

Die" shrieked Gengu plus, as he twirled
the fearful instrument ABOVE their heads; but
alas, in It's swift descent it came in contact with
Baron de Boosey's pipe, and, glancing at right
aigles, Glove asunder the massive door leading
to the Royal Menagerle! Birthstone and torpe-
doe> Numbered Gengul phus-but he was too
late. Era he could again raise the huge weapon,
fierce demonical how ran through the rooms,
AMI the next moment an infurated grizzly
Goldfish ran madly forth from the demolished
door and buried its deadly fangs in the seat Of
uttered sharp cry OF pain-made one despe-
rate effort to shake off the monster--and then
fell to the floor, as dead as a June bug in jan
uary.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30
Valuable Farm for Sale.

"a TINE subscriber offers at Private Sale his So
IL l. Farm, situate in Smithville, on the
road leading from Freehold to Mt. Holly, about s
- miles from Freehold, and 3 from West Freehold.
This property is beautifully located, and well known
as the Homestead of Asher Smith, decd. 1t con-
tains upwards of 200 acres-50o of which is nice pine
and 20 acres beautiful white oak timber, and the re-
mainder is tillable, under a good state of cultivation,
and contains an abundance of mari Of an excellent
quality. Either a portion or the whole of this pro-
perty will be disposed of as may suit the purchaser
The farm is divided by the main road, leaving on
the No til side 1903 acres. with the tavern buildings.
The remainder is located on the South side and has
upon it a good 2 story dwelling, with every neces-
sary convenience. AS a business stand, or for farm
ing purposes, this property is an excellent one. A
ne w Turnpike Road from Freehold to Smithville is
now in course of construction, which must greatly
enhance its value.
The terms will be, made very accommodating. For
farm, or of almost anybody in Freehold, as the pro-
perry is well known.
WILLIAM SMITH.
CmithyilIe Auo 10. 1858. 43-3m:
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Terms Of Advertising.
TWELVE LINES lake A SQUARE. "a

All additional SQUARES charged in the same
proportion.
81 Yearly Advertisers have the privilege of
changing their advertisements quarterly.
q All SPECIAL NOTICES must be paid for extra.
at the rate of from so cts. to 81, and upwards,
according to their length.
Notices of meetings, whether public or Of
societies, are considered as advertisements, and
charged accordingly.
r Money for advertising is due any time after
the first insertion.
~ Subscription to Paper 81, so per annum, in
ADVANCE. If fragment be made within thirty days it
vii be considered as advance; but if permitted to
sverrun that time, VI DOLLARS will be demand
ed. The money for subscription is due at the time
Of subscribing, and will be considered collectable at
auag time hereafter.
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HAIR CUTTING, SHAMPOOING
II AND
Shaving!

THE SUBSCRIBER A RECENTLY RE
fitted and newly painted his Barber Shop and Bath
ing Rooms, and is now prepared to wait upon the
public in as good a style as any establishment of the
kind; at considerable expense he has fitted up Bath
ing apartments, and hopes the public will favor this
apartment Of his business with a patronage that viii
neaDle him to sustain it. There is nothing so con-
duslVe TO health, or so pleasant as a good Bath, and
particularly is it SO at this season of the year. Baths
on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sunday mornings,
10 Perfumery of all kinds constantly on hand
and for sale cheap. u.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage which has
heretofore been extended, the subscriber hopes for
a continuation of the same, as he will spare no pains
or expense to have his establishment, i neyery par
ticular, equal to any in the state.
ANTHONY FREY.
Freehold, April I6, 1867. 25-tf
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ING O II M or TpH we e z &c e ESS a j, 10.
REPRESENT MTs, &C.

At the Railroad Restaurant you will find,
Lager Bier of every kind
Good for the health, the doctors says
Fresh from the brewery every day
Perfectly harmless in every way,
Thus the people all de say.
THE subscriber informs his friends and the public
L generally, that he will always have on hand q
large stock Of LAGER BIER, Of the best quality
which he will sell at Wholesale or Retail us low as il
can be bought in the City of New York or Philadel
rhia. He also keeps on hand a good supply Of
CONFECTIONERY, FOREIGN aud DOMESTIC
FRUIT, &c, at Retail.
LUNCH AT ALL HOURS OF Fl DAY.
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NEW YARD
AT
RED BANK.

A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF LUMBER
"A Shingles, Timber, Fence Palcs, Mason Lath
Thomaston and Glenn Falls Lime, Plaster, Cement
Brick, Nails, &c, which will be sold AS LOW as al
any other Yard in the country, for CASH.
PARKER s. CHADWICK.
ALSO:-PeacA Orchard and Lackawana COAL.
Lump, Egg, and Stove Sizes. p. G.
May IA, 1856, If
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John Fitzgibbon,
HOUSE, SIGN Il tai
FREEHOLD, Nj.

A LII orders promptly attended to, and work
IA done on the most reasonable terms. Shop ad-
joining John Neate's Sash and Blind Mandatory
on Corner OF Main and Spring Streets.
June IL, 1858. 33-1y