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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-04-21

A fayorite mode of introduction. in Brazil lis
said to be: This is my friend ;if he steals any
thing from you, ! am responsible for it"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-04-21

Governor Neville of Miss, and his ss6mabls !,
wife, have just been blessed with q twenty 6rst:
pledge of conjugal affection .4 i 3; ~ \,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-04-21

upon. Washington himself was Que vi l4s
most refulgent examples of the practical apprs.
ciatiol of those principles which it is the pro-.
vince and duty of the Church to illustrate, and
we see no reason why this great body Of ten
millions should neglect their duty. We hope
these hints will be acted upon.-Marion (Ala.)
American
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-04-21


American.
DISTURBANCE AT BAPTlsN.-lhe rite OF bar.
tism was administered on Sunday at Providence,
to over fifty persons. At Thurber's Pond, where
a number of persons from the Fourth Baptist
Church were immersed, about three thousand
persons were assembled, half Of whom were Irish,
as Miss Carroll, who was converted from the
Catholic to the Protestant faith some time ago,
was one of the persons to be baptiscd. On en-.
tering the water says the Providence Journal,
she was insuted with cries of kill her," drown
her." &C., the crowd bei& with difficulty kept
from 6ed the shore. .IT After ceremony, the car
riage which conveyed Hiss Carroll to her resi-.
dence was followed by'a large crowd of Irish.
The presence of the police, however, prevented
any further disturbance.
THE HooP TRAps.-Douglas and Sherwood,
the hoop.skirt manufacturers, turn out 40OU
skirts every day, and constantly employ 500
hands, besides lS0 sewing machines so says the
Journal of Commerce. There i, used each week
not less than one ton of steel, to aid the ladies
in spreading themselves. Several floors in a
large building are exclusively occupied to their
full extent with persons engaged in cutting cloth,
tape, bone, and steel, and manufacturing small
luetulic pieces used in constructing the skirt
for all of which processes cunningly devised ma.
chinery is employed by those who are engaged
in adjusting the parts to each other and bringing
order out of apparent confusion. Hoopsk:rt
making is science, and one on which patient
study has been bestowed, till by successive i'm.
provemcnts, an article Of dress has been produced
which is thought 10 be favorable to health, while
it conduces to comfort and beauty. To illustrate
the difficulty experienced in obtaining the exact
desideratum, rattan, cord, whslebone and brass,
have been successfully employed and rejected
in whole or in part as too brittle, too ridged, too
flexible, &C., and, Of course, much valuable ma
chinery had to bs thrown aside as useless, with.
each change introduced Now, a kind Of En-.
glish steel is substituted, after being subjected
to high heat, and suddenly plunged into cold
oil and again transferred to bath Of melted lead
to give it the proper temper and elasticity. Such
quantities of the material thus prepared are used,
that the railway train which forwards the weekly
instslmcnt from Connecticut to the factory in
this city, is ycleped the "hoop trsin," and, Of
course, is regarded with more than ordinary con-
sideration. The factory, with its Industrious
population Of 500 young women, is an interesting
place to visit.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-04-21

Stfcrui Silis meie tuoiS' Z"
them. We did not g
wide open and We eouIL
without entering. We
room, but every thing re
had stated. l could now Sc
was, very much alarmed;
hand in hers, and We F
room every thing there
and nothing appeared t.
since our dismissal. " =
summonthe scholars"
haps some one Of the;
k.J, J, TLa eohor
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-04-21
VOL. xxlII...No IS.

The history of no public man OF our country
during the, quarter of a century which inter
vcned from 1920 to 1845 is more closely inter-
woven will, the history Of our country than
Mr.. Benton's.
In private life, in the circle Of his own family;
Colonel Benton possessed none of that storm
ness Of character and angularity Of manner
that distinguished him in public. AS 3 husband
he was tender, anxious, thoughtful, and gentle
to degree never EXCEEDED and this feature Of.
character alone would have been conclusive
proof of noble and exalted nature. BE was
as devoted affectionate, and assiduous father:
as husband, an indefatigable tutor in his own
household; no less proud of the results OF his
unremiting labors in this domestic department
of duty than of his more conspicuous labors on
the public theatre.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-04-21

The DEATH BED OF Coll BEyroy.-A WASH.
ington correspondent of the New York Tribune,
writing on the 9Th inst, says:
COL Benton is dying. His disease, cancer Of
the bowels, has made such progress that he can.
not survive much longer. He suffers extreme.
pain, and is exhausted to almost the last degree
of physical prosirstion. But his mind is as clear
and as powerful as ever, and the high, resolute,
Roman spirit of the old statesman struggles with,
indomitable- energy and fortitude against sick
ness and weakness and the awful presence Of the
king of terrors. He dies in harness, working to
the last for his country and mankind. An old
and intimate friend from Missouri called upon
him this morning. Benton was in bed, scarce.
ly able to move hand or foot, and not able to
speak much above whisper. But he was hard
at work, closing up his Abridgement Of the De-
bates of Congress, which he has brought down,
to 1850, to the passage of the compromise meas:
ures. He was debating the closing chapter of
the work. His daughter, Mrs. Jones, sitting be.
side the bed, received it, sentence by sentence,
whispered in her ear, and repeated it aloud to:
her husband, who wrote it down. 1t was them
read over to Col. Benton, and received his cor.
rections, made with as much anxious particular.
ity as if it were the maiden work of young au-
thor. ::
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-04-21

sy There was slight fall oil, snow at Atlanta on
Tuesday, the 18th inst 49,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-04-21

"FeHr qui potuit rtrum cognoscere eausas."
Do not think that am Bank officer, or
candidate for any other office: for am not
am only well wisher to you and all else, and
A PLAIN MAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-05
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., TO LET.


A 0KNTEEI THREE STORY AND BASEMENT HOUSE
"A LET'S Lexington avenue corner of Twenty seventh
street hiss s the modern improvenens win be altered
painted and put In excellent order Rent $780, No 81 Lex
gon avenue same size house, aud be seen In place
Of No 49, Apply JOHN FOLEY 81 Lexington avenue or
1853 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-05
MATRIMONIAL.

\ kpIEs AND GENTLEMEN OF REsPgCTABlLfrY, IN
IL The city c,unry wishing " form the acqutaance OF
the opposite party with vie ~ u maumopy viii hnd v
heir aivan BY addressing note ~ RUBIN
son WILLIAMS cor-espon ling agency, 5st hrosdway
y. Giving fun description Of themselves SUI parry
wanted. Conn uuiesiions must be rrepdl with return
stamps. Charges moderate Removed iroh 81 4 ui
ret
AaATRlMONI a NEcltASIC SErwEsN 20 ANp "
lU wsh. n make The acIltnluce of at rsi est soc
Ame'cA lldy, she ttve some ruCcey. AC'fea ~
Wfee aye = Ns,aE .1.cs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-05
HOUSES, ROOMS, Sc, TO LET.

UO LET-THE STORE AND FRONT BASEMENT NO. q
Sixth avenue, Of Fourteenth street one OF u
best locations tho sixth avenue. Inquire OF BLAN
CHEF 200 Sixth svenue before 10 A. n. or AFTER r. H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-05

HUDSON RIVER PROPERTY AT $3.50 PER ACRE
i iituated on the east bank Of the Hudson. ~hin on
ride from Thirty first depo
the posi road and The Twenty thirty
with beautiful view Of the well wooded aud Vatersd
Address X. c., box 9U2 Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-05
IysURANCF COMPANY.

L'IRTMEN's FUND INSURANCE COMPANY
The books Tor subscription " ne csctl siok OF he
tremrns Fund Insursurs Compspy are nov o1en 81 NE
oece No 10 Broadway basement Of The setrepo'An Bank
MARCH n, 1898 -.
rBANKffN w. pELtNO
CHARLES vcDOU3ALl,
ions q HFNnERSJN, Com 10 ssiooers
PETFk rIrCs.
TNcFPrf p VARNr'N JR
uRNRY ~ GRAHAM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-05
LEGAL. NOTICES.

= TATE or NEW yoRt CITY AHD COUNTY or NEw
~ tork. ss.-BENJAMlN GIBSON being duly sworn, DON
depose aud thai he 10 the only the United states
TIA. knows 10 Manufacture the medicine known s
"uheons syrup" which is nov manufactured AZ him ISL
Washington avenue, Albany; and depoaent further says
That any medsne manu- assured by sny person or
persons other Than heh, purtcrtng = De Obs inssySap
10 q counieffeit BENJAMIN 3lBSJN.
sworn ba<pre this 81 day Of april, 1858
,EBENEZkR X. SHAfkh coon. ot Deeis.
" Gibson cautions the uonc sgains purch sSng
article for The genuine unless the tame signed and
sealed hy Benisrns Gitsop.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-05

r INDsEy BLrEs.-ARMoRy. STATE HOUSE, s. LUD-
IL low street. New York, April, iso&-Tb- m-nrer- Of
this command hereby notified u attend the regular meet,
Ing 70 be held Monday evening" rh Inst at Boccck pre-
cisry. Tn. annual election for nccr. will Ske pac Ply
order, EDGAR A ROBERTS, Captain.
VIZ A. scorr, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-05
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

CODSE FOR SALE VERY CHEAP-IN BROOKLYN.
IL 4 nice two DRY and basement house, with marble
anea, hc for sale for Only 81 half each and half Ia
i've yeas inquire Of TAfPEE TOWNSEND, e. EAsssu
street New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-05

NOR SALE-ON BERGEN HEIGHTS, ONE BROWH
three story wooden heuse; siso white two story
op pose the reformed Duch church Newark
avenue deep lo' view magnificent Inquire of GEORGE
WEBB, Is John street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-05
FURNT'TUHR-


cottage ENAMMELLED FUREiTuRF.-A BEAUT1-
~ fn assortment Of entirely Just finished 1T The
old mandatory GJ4 Broad way. between Houstn and
Bleecker streets prices from S23 wards goods carefully
packed for the country. J. Il. PRksDC.
f,HAMBER RSIrrRE-FIAsr PEEMus' EXAM.
" sllrd furniture. In All coors and styles prices fr
f25 f2tO Every article warranted r. g. W. ODBRiDGE,
No sullivan street, three doors from Canal s.rct Ncw
York.
LrNAMETIED CHAMBER suIrs.OF FURNITURE, IN
IL all cOorp and wholesale sud retail At from
SIS and upward. wAhRES WAR;. M. III CANA slrees,
old No. 20, four doors east ~ broadway, sew fort
DOR sAIE-LoDGE FoRNIruRE NEARLY NEW.
II coussinF Of a splendid Masonic csrpet, ms hsgany
chairs redssisis AppyfoT W. WOOD, ~ suffolk street.
\. ": +. Palm, Grand street Williamsburg J.
Leach corner Of North second and First Williams
burg.
LoR s.LB-oHE SUIT or RICH BeoCATsL FCRSf-
IT crimson ana glld IN rosewood. tao. s0me hne
VIII be sold cheap Tor cash. a. III
the country Apply for days a. 3 sprng rest
TOR SALE CHEAP-A HANDSOME BaUssEiss IA
pesiry carpet h;ainng about IS yards, nearly
Can be seen Al No 80 Soun iour;s street, williams 'urs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-05

CyOR ShLE-AT OCEAN PORT. NEW JERSEY ONE
plot of ground 100 feet front by $50 feet deep, fronting
main rearing S0ah Shrewsbury river,
about 20 yards steamboat lsDdng and will cold
whole purchaser. The ground VIII make
front and lie feet deep. The OF the
perry by applying Mt he Old Tree House No. -
Bowery New York; or at ule hotel at Ocean Port, n j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-05

ITO IEr-IT BRoOKLYN THE rHRER STORY rP ANE
bouse. with sub celar 81 Concord s,reni with marble
fixtures All compi-te table FOR che
rgaecishlc fgmies. hent t36O. inqure Of a. MCAVOY
n. Ut door, IN he corner store
rro LET-THE THREE LOWER FLOORS OF A WRIST
| class hoase Sugvcssu slnsre and W. Tvnr's
r4u,th Part 81 he en' taken "a board fr we owner
.hrep family the ccuntrp. honse h.f All
49,, tleu in roverneuts aud will ba let f1-- a. ~ az
fetnshsd Atpy @ s,coGd avenue, asas a IA sssen b 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-05

ITO LEr-THE 71z STORY AND BASEMENT HOUSE II
Sullivan street., CONTAINING gas BATH Croson water and
All the modern imnrcSemenA Can be seen rom y VII =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-05

nO7 TO LET IN SOUTH BROOKLYN, THE
1LlC. dwelling part of house 46 West Baltic street
corner Clinton containing with fixtures
complete large attic. One foor is occupied the
days the for young ladies' school The house IL
very ntly sused and for small family wishing
low rent without the annoyance Of families very de-
sirable. Apply above. from 3 10 O'CLOCK r. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-05

LNoR SALE-AT A SACRIFICE, A SPLENDID BROWN
front house and lot the south side of Forty eighth
street, with all Improvements Inquire
the c. ID. VREELArD, 10 West Fortieth
NIL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-05

t1tF1H AvFyrE SOsNFR LOIS FOa SALE TWO
II fn sorhcas' .or"sr ~ fih avenue aud Fifieb
NJ, 81 ospc,te the ss Of n Columbia College abon
b. srsctee per -sat ~ The p1-chase mlney ga re
ran. Apply ~ III WettT geA'y second street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-07
West tennessee Division Fair.

The Division Fair, for West Tennessee, 10 COM
menee at the beautiful Fair Grounds near this CT y,
on the 9th Of this month OsiOber) is likely 70 st-
tract the largest crOEd assembled together in
this portion Of the State Every county in West
Tennessee will be largely represented and scores Of
persons are coming from North Mississippi, North
Alabama, Middle Tennessee and West Kentucky.
The Managers are actively engaged in having every
hing in readiness, and feel warranted in saying
that the occasion will be the most interesting
Witnessed in our faig portion Of the State
In anticipation Of the vast crowd that will be here,
we would privately hint Hotel keepers to pre-
pare for man and beast Private families will also
be ready to accommodate their friends and rels-
tiVes.
Since the Inauguration Of our Division Fairs tc.
gether with the County Societies, there can be no
question that Agriculture has been advanced in eY-
cry respect to so inealeuabls extent. The improved
quantity quality and variety Of the products Of our
soil, bear the most irrefutsble testimony to this.
Aud the meeting and comminging with our fellow
citizens from all portions Of the STATE is one Of the
greatest pleasures attendant the convOcaiiou Of
ihese assemblies. We hope, therefore, to see our
fellow citizens from all sections present, by hun
drsds and thOusands.-R Rsss Tennessee Rhig.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-07
NEW FALL q WINTER GOODS

II II A u BE q LU G A s.
WTE receiving stock Of Fall and Winter Staple
w and Fancy Dry Goods Ready Made Clothing, Fur and
Wool Hats Shoes Boots and Bogans CaTpelg, QueesEsre,
Hardware etc. to which invite the special attention OF all
Merchants making their stock in this market. Il is unnec
sry for US ~ anything in regard to selling goods cheap,
reported throughout all the Eastern cities selling
goods We the charge, and to short
prompt buyers and cash men, that prepared TO sell
goods this Fall cheaper than heretofore Please call and examine
stock.
We have beautiful line Of LADIES' DRESS GOODS every
popular kind imported manufactured in the United States,
TO which we invite special attention.
Also have large stock Of READYMAOE CLOTHING, that
can't be beat in quality, style and cheapness America
Also 400 cases BOOTS Shoes which and will sell
under regular prices.
Also 200 pieces Of CARPETING, ply, ply, - wool ard all
cotton, that be bought of for less than manufacturers
prices Call and see.
Also, have made arrangement with Of the largest inn
porting houses in America for QugensWae by the crae for New
York jObbing prices Call and examine before buying.
Also. Hardware, Cutlery, Files, Axes, &c, &c.
Merchants who purchase for cash. and give short notes,
and pay them, will find house the place for hem
TRAUBE 4 LUCAS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-07


aesquars, year, s9OBash additional square, go
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
fOrB will be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY
oE DoLsR per square for the st, and FIFTY CETs for each
subsequent insertion.
Advertisements published in both the Daily and weekly VII
added.
7r1nsisHt gsriisszs mus, Be- paid for al t5s time o,
tlseyti0a
To COrresPOndenfss
1t viii great deal Of unnecessary touhls n our
friends in writing will bear in mind the following rules
Always give the date post Oee' county and State IN the body
Of your letter.
both Offices IN full.
II you write on business and other matters Fs on separate
sheets OF paper, different leaves Of one sheet
Letters and communications solicited upon an such facts and
sntects as may be Of information interest the public
sAnonnous communications Of whatever character VIII receive
nOattention.
ofponden should write only upon side Of the paper.
We cannot undertake to return rejected communications
All letters business should be directed Messrs T. g
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-07

GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE:
To all who shall see these Presents-Greeting:
EETHEREAS, it has been made known 70 that certain
w GEORGE MILTON, charged with committing foul and
aTocious the 3Oh day Of june 1855 upon the bodies
VIM H. Spger and r. II Vail, late Of county Of Dyer
has fled from justice, and is running al large
Now, Therefore, l. Iam Harris, Governor aforesaid, by
Of the power and authority in vested do hereby offer
OF three hundred dollars to any person persons who
may appreeud the said George Milton, and deliver him the
Sheriff Jaur Of county Of Dyer, in order that justice, in
that behalf, may he had and executed.
A- In testimony whereof, have hereuntO my hand
the Great Seal Of the be ahXed al
{ '~N~~' Nashville, the eleventh day Of July, 1853
ISHAM G. HARRIS.
By the Governor:
Z r. Of
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-07
FRESH ARRIVALS.

TUsT RECEIVED, by VESSEL & THOMPSON
- 10 Gases Claret Chateau MargauZ,
" LeOyido,
95 St.JuIen.
10 " Lesles Ginger Wine,
Is 8 French Cordial,
IS e Buscat Wine,
2j Brandy Peaches,
25 " Brandy Cherries, Glass Tops"
10 " Corn Starch,
40 boxes and halves Layer Rasns,
10 chests and Black Teas extra, and addition.
lot Of Alsops and Youngers Sparkling A, and genuine
London Porter. For sale, at low cash prices, ly
aUgl2f VESSEL < THOMPSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-07
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH SUCCESSFUL
1858. FALL TRADE. ES5s,

At TIE NEW IORR MILLINERY EMPORIUM
% UNION STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN.
AIRS. DOK LIE respectfully to the ladies' I'm
lV Of Nashville, State Of Tennessee, and adjoining
States that she will receive in few days from New York
the largest and magnificent stock Of FRENCH PATTERN
BONNETS we'll the cheapest brought to this city. in
part follows:
1000 Fall and Winter Bonnets, all colors:
800 Ladies' and Misses Brown and White LeghOrn BOomes,
styles;
500 Chene Fancy Buge srsbssu Plain and Flower Head
Dresses;
500 Laiies' Dress Caps:
1900 Boxes extra fine French Flowers for Party and Bridal
pOintments;
1900 Pieces Rich Winter Bonnet Ribbons, styles;
go Boxes White, Red and colOred Pumes
EMBROIDERIES such Collars, Sleeves Handkerchief
Sets Bands Edgings, Chdrens ROe Waists and Capes.
large OF Patent Skirts aud COrsets Cloth Coaks Of the
popular styles Furs in great quantity, all the from the
Rocky Mountains
Ii Old Bonnets renovated and retrimmed in No. style II
augI5u MRS. DOi LIE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-07

Never fails TO right. Cook spoil your Of
Coffee 10y negscto geuness, after she has placed the boiler
on
some three hundred CofeePOts have been sold IN
they are give perfect satisfaction all
sizes from one to twenty quarts. For sale by
ieIE j. W. WILSON, College street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-07
Three Daily Trains from Pittsburg
TO Philadelphia.
PENNSYLyANIA RAILROAD.
- - 80 - z5

- - ss5i.s5-ssssts - zza-.--izEE
FFyHE Great Central Route, connecting the Atlantic cities with
Western Northeastern and Southwestern States by con
Railway This road also connects az P1urg
daily Of Steamers TO all ports on the 5ern Rivers
saudusg with steamers 70 all ports the
Northwestern Lakes; direct, cheapest ana ret
route by which FREIGHT forwarded 70 and from the
fTsat West.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG.
CLAss.-Bu0ts, Shoes Dry Goods lin -. MOP iu0B
bDNes,I Furs. Feathers. &C.
CLAss.-B00ks and Stationary, Dry "a. nor 1OOR
Goods (in lales,) Hardware, Leather, &c, wv - ~ -"
THIRD CLAss-Anvils, Bag5ug, Bacon and "a, rar IONA
Pork lin buk,) Hemp, &c,
FOURTH CLAss.CO1ee, Fish, BacOn and Pork snc ~ lO0B
{packedl Lard and Lard Oil
El0ur-75cts ger tb until further notice.
Grsin-35cts. per 100 lbs, until further notice.
Cott0nS2 per hale, exceeding 500 lbs weight, until tur
ther notice. go.
IL shipping Goods from any point East Of Philadelphia
particular mark package EjI. PhHr1e Dhid Htr0hd
All Goods the Agents Of this Railroad at Phlladel
nhia Pitts1urg will he forwarded without detention.
AGESTs-Iarris, W0rmley q Co. Memphis Ienni
p Louis; j. 5. Mitchell & SON. Evansville
Indaua Dumesui Bell and MurdOck, aud Carter & JeFett'
Louisville Ky.; 4. c. Meldrum Madison Indiana sprinE
Brown, aud Irwin &c Co., Cincinnati n. ". Graham & Co.,
Zanesye Ohio Leach & Co., No s. kiby street, Boston,
Lch Co. House. New York. No. 1, William street
and Battery Place, New York. Z. J. Sner Philadelphia
Aagrew kO0ns, BALTIMORE Geo. c. Frsncscus' PttJsurg
h. IL. HOUSTON, General Fretg6t Ag6Rt FbHd.
HI. LOMBAERT, Sup't, Ato0RI, Penn
ri