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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-24

CoyyIrrrD IN FuIL.-Eimund Griffith, WHO w.s
Gresied on the night Of the 10Th July lss', on me
sh,yee Of shooting private watcbmsn in Smith
street after robbipg house. wss brought before jus
tee CornweJ yesferdsy, sn6 waving exsIinsSon,
sss committed 10 stand trial before the Court OF Ses-
,jOrs. Ire ws.chnsn, ramed Buckley, IL rec'Vellns
from he injuries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-24

Bar MS MoTHEn.-Enrs Mcrsh W" o'oueH.
sefo-s Justice Worries yesterday % 'ne csarse :"
r:rlirg bic mother He wss h'ed v 10Y ne ohsnse
And u aefsalt Of payment "ss COMMITTED 70 Js' Tor
Eve Gays.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-24

Receipts OF Produce. .....AuG. %.
b., North Rirsy Rodfs5 30 bb, Flour ID o bu,h WA..,
p IS DO Corn y TOO 80 os.s asa 10 Rye o b.. whl,Iy
loO do. Lard IS do Pork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-24
Bin n
MARRIED..

YlELp-Cr MeL1sy nsri3e AS. IS Al Ne. Ss-csa rev.
Elev.Ita street Ma D. J. FED, ofs eszttisr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-24
The following translated extract from the circa
lar OF Marie & Kan:

NIarkets.-CsREFrLLY REfoRrED ros YHr N. 1Ersuss.
MONDAY Aug. q, 1888.
ASHEsThe dem,nd for Pots is moderate a. 81. Pearls
in good eeT1and a. S. l2t
COTrONThs make. steady acd moderately active. We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-24

1ossl.'..'''.s s@1llo %
Agsirst $4,000 last year. ms l,rge increase OF
tie fret week Of the present mouth. The Saperir-
tepdert writes thai the prospects Of the esh; bussess
Of the Reed very .vorsbs but thai the pssssrgar
traffic promises to be light. The first two weeks CT
the Michigan southern and Northern Irdia1a give
81 4ao s. sgaost $4,000 30 lss; yea. incrsaas o.
$500 -. Tie Auditors statsmert Of tLis Road for
July partly estimated, is az folIows:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-05
For Tie ERQnlrsr.
For lie EhYursI.
"PLEAsANT HoURs-A PRESENT TO MY Christian
FRIENDS" by Rev. John Bayley, author of "Con =.
fessions of Converted Infde," Marriage aa il


is and as it should be-" &c.
There lives not a man, however humble or how
ever strangely unfortunate his history who has not
enjoyed pheasant Hours" 1t may be they are few
and far between, may be, possibly that they
with hoop, or ball or top, he spun away the glsi
hours, entirely unconcerned for the morrow.
Ithes been truly said, that our pheasant Hours
are really more numerous than are wont to allow
Joys that are passed are soon forgotten, because Of
the longing for others 10 fill their places; while pas,
miseries or misfortunss are but too we'll remembered
The book of MIR. Bayley before us, which we hay.
read with pleasure, proposes to recall TO minds
and hearts Of these bright hours. This mist
have been pleasant task to the writer and Wa think
will prove profitable undertaking 10 his readerr.
He SPEAKS Of the Hour Of Medi,aiion;" of "iloura
in the Library" the "Hour Of Prase;" of 'Vict0ry
of "Rest." He also has an hour on "Sunrise," of
" Recognition OF Friends in Heaven" &c, &c.
These truly pleasing subjects for reflection, 10
Christians especially and should be interesting 10 ali
men. At this particular season it is well TO think Of
the past As the result of habit there il ot pre-
disposition TO it, and this little book will aid 10 the
investigation.
To those who may not have any Of M.
Bayley's writings it may he wei! to say
that his books tall Of tbeml evnce much
reflection aud are written in stye highly pleasing
anL perspicuous. We have often said OF bis writings
that {" Cne raytly begins article mHhom ta'shU.g
it," His thoughts f!ow smoothly and gracefully, and
you are borne along the stream without wesriresS.
This book is designed chiefly for youth, but may he
read with profit by old sge. As pec" of work
man.hip it il highly creditsbe to Mr.. c. H. WyDne.
by whom it has been gotten up; il will compare wei!
with any Northern book of the kind We have ever
1t would be an appropriate present for the s-a
son. Price 81 CENTS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-05
rue RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
,usI,sxsp DAILY, sEnrwExxLS, AND wxkhLf'
nv RICHIE & DUNNAVANT.
T E r NJ 9 /:

r p,,,v Paper, seven dollars per snnum. and at the
e;rht dolare il taken for shorter period than one
, Snr the.semi. Weekly, i've dollars per annum ana
three ao 40 ner annun OF six copies for el0 to
be maid invariably in advance When letter. containing
sv are seut by mail they must be rss'ed or tney
viii be at the risk of the writer's
viii '' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
=. rrs )A1Ly ENauIREp-For TEN lines or less, nrss
,,.rr," y cents and every succeeding insertiontwsn
tive cents Ii inserted twice week or three times
veck and ha for stss
The rst and when inserted only once aweek nifty cents
tor each insertion.
ls THE sxaI.WxsxLY-F TEN lines or less, first
,sertjon seventy five cents for each
atty cents when inserted only once week seVentynVe
cents for each insertion.
In rux WrrxLY-For TIN lines or less, first inser'
son seventy6ve cents for each continuance fifty cents
Annual advertisers charged e35 for one square OF
ten Ines ESQ for two squares, and In that proportion
for advertisements of greater length, except Aue'
toneers who charged 500, Cpaper ncluded2 a,,
~ All Obituaries and Tributes OF tkospec.. e$'0'"Ne
xIsHr lines charged for as sdvertnsmeS ,, tho
Orders from distance must be accompanied WIN .ne
dy.nee pay or satisfactory TO insure sxeou
ton. .;,..a nav ,ra;, In
rooi and available Bank notes, IT registered @the r
Sa aai1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-05
THE TREASURY NOTES.

The bill recently passed by Congresa authorizes
the United States Treasurer 10 issue 900 of
Treasury notes, In sums not less than one hundred
de!lars They bear uniform rate Of three per GEN.
tum per aunuul, ss fixed by The President and Secre
tary Of the Treasury while the remaining fourteen
millions are to be awarded to the highest bidder
900 of these Treasury notes have been allotted
for New York city, the other three million are to be
distributed in New Orleans, Philadelphia, Boston, ST.
Louis and Chicago. At first these notes may be re.
tanned for the sake Of the interest, but when money
becomes active, they will circulate rapidly for remit
tsnces being equal to specie forpayments of duties
Of any debtS due to government. A portion will
oubtess find its way 10 Europe, being preferable to
bills OF exchange. The funds received for the
$6,UOOOOO of Treasury notes will be Immediately dis.
bursed, 30 that there will be no accumulation in the
Treasury
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-05
THE TESTIMONIAL TO THE LATE w. L
MARCY.

The Committee appointed by the merchants of
New York city to procure service Of plate, to be
presented to the Bn. William l.. Marcy, as token
of their high appreciation Of his able administration
of the Foreign AIirs of the country while Secreta-
ry of State, have lad their work completed, and ad.
dressed letter TO the widow OF the lamented de-
ceased, inclosing order on Messrs Tiffany & Co.,
for the delivery o. the same TO her. Mrs. Marcy
having received the same, has addressed, letter.
dated December 3Oth, to the Committee, in which
sho expresses he: warmest acknowledgements, and
says:
A mysterious Providence has suddenly and une1.
pectedly defeatd their Intentions, and they have
been pleased through you to present to me this tes.
timony of respect "in the trust that it may long
main in the possession o! his family and lineal de-.
scendauts."
Deeply sensible Of this mark OF confidence on the
part OF 80 args aud distinguished portion of the
merchants of New York. it is hardly necessary for
me to assure you that their wishes in this respect
will not be diregarded.
may say DT myself, and trust may answer for
all who shallhave interest in it, that every portion
of your sun,tuous memento, from its memories and
its associations will continue to be treasured
dear and valued possession.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-05
THE NEW HALL OF REPRESENTATIVE!

THE NEW HALL OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. John C. Rives. Publisher of the Congress.
sonal Globe, containing the official reports Of the
proceedings of Congress- gives the following tesli.
mony concerning the merits of the Hall in which the
House Of Representatives now holds its sessions:
mo min living, we believe feels greater presen!
interest than we do in the acoustics of the new Hall
it is the handspring to reports of the debates
ing, and without any unworthy motlve-thst We
were never before in room so large that conveyed
SQUAD 20 distinctly and generally, especially to the
gallery whore the reporters for the distant pres. sit
We keep reporter in il from choice, as We be-
eve it to be the best point for hearing members all
around the House. If il not that the official re
porers must be on the foor, to be in communication
with members to receive resolutions, &c, Sc, from
them, we would send all of them to the reporters
gallery.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-05

ACCIDENT TO LIEUT.. HASTfNGS.-The St.
Louis Republican" Isarns by private letter from
Fort Buchanan, New Mexico, that about the middle
of October last, while making charge against some
Apache Indians twho had attacked several soldiers)
down steep, rocky hill Lieut. Hastings was thrown
from his horse with great violence had bis leg and
collar bone badly broken, and his chest go severely
crushed that for some time his life was despared Of
On the lst Of November, however be was considered
out of danger, although it is supposed that the iniu
Leu;. Hastings is gallant officer, and distinguished
himself in the Mexican war, where he received a
severe wound in the same leg which was broken 10
bis recent fall,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-05
A NOBLE TRIBUTE TO RANDALL's LEE
Of JEFFERSON.

~
We take the liberty OF publishing An extract from
private letter, addressed to Us by one Of the most
accomplished writers and best historians Of Virginia
He says of the Hrst volume of Rsndals Life Of JEFF
fsrson, from which We published several extracts on
Tuesday last "This book s the truest aud most fear
less life of great statesman, which has been pub
lished or ever be published No Virginian could
have performed the work 80 earlsssy, aud therefore
20 eHectualy. My interest is excited in the work,
from the faos thst it is essentially Southern book
snd par excellence, a HirginiG book. The review Of
Jefsrsona gubernatoral term is the most full account
Of that period in existence and is best history for
that epoch. These things should be handsomely 60.
knowlsdged by Southern men, and in mode tha
shows that the worth of the author is fully appre.
osted by US. congratulate you, and would cor.
daily congratulate your dear father he were living
on this noble and first great Defence in the forum of
history, Of our noble chief Of Monticello The South
must sustain my friend Randall. He does by Jef1sr.
son what Northern federalists have done by Jay,
Hamilton, Ames, Adams, ct ID omne genus"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-05
Hnn aAY,R

SuyHE farm ON which have until recently resided IN
the county Of Powhatan mile. .GnnTe n ss7
the Court House, Appomattox ,h creoi ouantitv
s sn. nsasy 5sr nan IT.. consist Of brick
dwelling house S s:o % such oa
anaer my nd OWL M farm Az a residence it is not infe
whether IT, 70
o nte description not considered necessary in an
sdye,ti.ement man the place will show the prem.
For terms (Which shall be very beraD application
may be made to Col II. L. Hopkins In Powhatsn or to
nysolf In Abingdon. AbNER ChUMP.
nenl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-05
PENITRNTIA or VIRGINIA.

N md Az the Agents Store No. 81, Pearl street, the
following articles, at reduced prices, to WIZ:
Boots, Shoes and Brogues
Women, Children and Servants Shoes
Wagon and Cart Harness Of every DESCRIPTION
Machine Bands, Leather Hose
Wagons, Carts
Drays and Wheelbarrows
Wardrobes, Safes, &c.
Striped and Plaid Cottons
Kerseys and Linseys, for plantation hands
Ready Made Clothing for servants. 80
Most of the above articles hand and for sale or will
he made or repaired other job work done to order on
sbort notice for cash. to puncual customers only on
shor, time. x......,
promptly attended to. Address X. n. MMmo,
Iuv left Agent and Storekeeper Va. Penitentiary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-05
MEADOW 5ARNI FOR SALE.

MEADOW FARM FOX SALE.
OFFER at Private Sale my Farm lying In the county
Il of Prince William, adjoining the land Of Judge Tyler
and Immediately on the Turnpike Road leading from
Alexandria Warrenton, and two and half miles from
Gainesville depot the Manassas Gap Railroad, thirty
1--WE miles distant from Alexandria which place be
reached in two hours on the cars.
This Estate contains Nine Hundred and Fory,one and
Half Acres-about four hundred of which are In Wood
and Timber The balance in cleared and divided int
nine Fields all of them we'll watered by lasting Springs
Broad Run-a large and never failing mountain stream
passes through the from West to East bordering
on which 10 beautiful Meadow OF one hundred acres
now well taken in Timothy and blue grass and not only
valuable as Meadow but highly useful for grazing pur
poses. Tho uplands rolling and susceptible of any
degree of improvement. ,
The improvements arc a large and commodiou. Dwell
Ing with spacious four above and three be
low stairs, and the necessary out houses. Surround
Ing the yard s large and fourshng Orchard Of Apples
Pears Peaches Cherries, Aprcos &C., of the finest va
etei and many of them In full bearing Country store'
are numerous and convenient The neighborhood uu
surpassed by any In the State for health and scrds the
best sccisty.
Ihose Wishing to purchase lne country residence
will do well 10 call and examine this estate.
For further information, address Judge q. Collins Lee
Baltimore, Md, or the Subscriber.
p,,L,a,a d. WILLIAM RI Va Anrl 11-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-05
HOUSE, KICHMOND

POWHATAN HOUSE, RICHMOND, VA.
TIME undersigned having leased the above pleasantly
bis friends and the travelling public, that no will open !,
for their accommodation the first day Of January 1853
To those to whom the Hotel known it is unnecessary
to say anything in regard its location For the inform
alton of strangers he would state that delightfully."- sit
uatcd upon the highest ground in the City fronting on
three Of the principal streets viz Broad Capitol and
Square, In which is the State Capitol tho Warrington
Monument and the Governors Mansion
1t 10 convenient to the POST OFFICE, the BANKS,
CUSTOM HOUSE, &c.
The Table will be supplied with the best the Markets
afford and every exerton will be used to contribute TO
the comfort Of his guests.
Dec 25-c4t lWM. II. FRY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-05

NOR SALE, my farm of three hundred and eleven
II acres in Abemarie county. adjoining the lands
]. O. Massey, sneed and others, six miles from
Charlottesville, two and half from Shadwe Depot.
and two from the Rvanna improvement One hundred
and twenty cleared we'll enclosed and In high
state Of Improvement Onethrd Of this 10 good bottom
land dwelling and all necessary out buildings are on
the place. and we'll of first rate water In the yard.
TERMS HberalE Or If desired, exchange for Rich.
mond property will be made.
Address me at Richmond call at my Office, corner OF
Franklin and Governor streets.
Oct l6-ctlJa&df 8. A, HART, nj. d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-05
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,

ing 300 acres about miles south west of Chester.
neld Court House. and within two and half miles OF
Fendleys Station the Clover Hill Railroad Thereby
maiipS Il accessible to either Petersburg Richmond
marke1s Two thirds of this farm open land in gooo
state Of yaion and susceptible Of the highest state OF
improvem One third In original growth, which ma
not been plllsgcd.
The improvements consist of good and commodlous
dwelling built within the last few years, and all the
necessary out and farm houses.
For further particulars apply to me, or to j. R. Gill, at
the Farmers Bank, Richmond.
Sept Sl-tt JOSEPH GILL, Sr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-05

indian Affairs should hasten to DO their business for
them speedily g. possible. He would look intn w.,
nelr application to have their snnues paid TO them
once year instead OF twice. and il il WAS proper
that change should be made it would be made
Inc interview then terminated aud after shaking
baIds b agar, win the President, the Indians rJxd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-05
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
F1SfIR tracts OF LAND FOR SALE

FOUR TRACTS or LAND FOR SALE
II OFFER to sell privately four of Land In the
Rough Creek All we'll supplied with wood and water The
fret (Esand contains 600 second Bailey %
tans 275 acres; third Turkey Cock 200 acres and the
fourth $50 The four making fine tobacco plantation
which Is good dwelling and all necessary ou,houses
good orchard and well adapted TO the growth of corn
wheat OATS &C. will sell each tract separately or .u
whole In Address the subscriber Lypehpus
Mr. F. T. jennings at Rough Greek, Char9ti19 e.
Dec l4-cl0ts JOHN q. ARmIoI Enn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-05
OFFICE VA. CENTRAL II. r. CO, !
nj ,IHIIAInNsIl IN, af lSh1

uuoLDERs of Coupon bonds OF the Virginia Central
York are informed that the Coupons of interest FILLING due
on the lst OF January 1853, win be paid on presenon
Ns Work or AT the Office of the company at Richmond on
or after the st January When paid at the latter place
the current rate of exchange will be added
'uT nsc as@c3w j. GARRETT, Treasurer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-05
GEO. WATT. II; siANi

yVyHIS PLOW has been steadily
gaining favor with the farmers N
and planters for the last ten years, ~,
until 1t may now be considered the
most popular Pow in in the whole South 1t has takeI
premiums at three of our State and at the last sa
took the FIRST sl the most popular Pow. In use-
/, has also taken every premium given by the Mechanics
Institute of Virginia upon Plows, well silver medal
neng the highest award offered by this lns.ute and hs
pesn successfully tested In every variety OF soil IN th
State and many Of the more Southern states.
Franklin street, below tie Exchange, Richmond, Va
where may be had nearly every article used for nhng
soil. All made in our own shops OF 6est material mi m
April 9-cly GEo. WAil W.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-05
NOTICE OF A FARM AT PRIVATE SALE

INTENDING TO engage in other business will sell pri.
vately the Tract Of Land upon which am now living
situated In Appomsttox county, adjoining the county lines
of Prince Edward and Charlotte, and tho lands OF Pam.
acres onethird In original growth heavily imbered,
onehird in pines "a number Of which are sufhcientiy
large for saw logs the balance 10 under cultivation some
of which lately sowed In grass and clover, and
small crop of wheat has been seeded this Fall The Land
lies remarkably WELL and is well watered Horse Fen
failing Springs scattered the farm. There are
about 1875 Of Greek and Branch Flats some from 70
TO $50 yards vide and the whole place has been wei,
dched and drained within the last two years. ihs iand
produces the finest knd Of Tobacco and 10 admirably
adapted Wheat Corn, Oats and the various Grasses
and Clover The land s well enclosed, most Of the fem
cling new having been made last spring. The improve.
ments are also new and eonhist OF Two Story Frame
House. IL by g feet nearly fnished three hewed Log
Cabins one Of which has two rooms with brick chin.
There are three fine sprngs convenient to the dwelling,
ono of which about SO yards and cannot be surpassed
by any Spring In the adjoining counties The neghbor-
hood n remarkably healthy and the society is az good a.
can be wished for The land could easily be divided into
two tracts leaving plenty of Timber we'll as small
within $50 yards Of Pamplins Depot very aoSrishng
village on the South Side Railroad, containing Church.
| several Stores Tobacco Factories, Wheelwrtght and
Blacksmth Shops, Tavern, Foundry and many other
houses; Churches, Saw, Grst and Flour Manufacturing
Mills very convenient From the nearness to the De.
| land would moro than ten times pay for It.
II deaired by the purchaser would also sell my STOCK
of Horses Mules Work Oxen Cows, Hogs &C.. Crop OF
Corn Tobacco, Oats, &c, together with the Plantation
| Tools of every description.
| TxxMs-H desired, the purchaser may have several
Nv Pos. ohics is Fampnn. Depot, Appom..sox Co Va
| Nov l7--3taws w. STEPTOE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-05
FRUIT TREES AND sHRUBBERY


UUAVING on hand a choice variety of Faurr
TaERs of my own raising, and grating
sutfcietly large for transplsndng, respectfully -
call the attention of the public to them:
NV Nursery s located a.half miles North East
from the Old Market where will take pleasure in show.
ing them. ,,--
An orders addressed to- left at my agents, Messrs
Van Lew Taylor Co.. No. 49, Main street. Richmond.
Va or myself, will meet with prompt attention.
A. aa"cSn LEWIS TUDOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-05
NOTICE

LII indebted the estate Of the late Richard
"A W. Flournoy, decd, requested to settle them
will present them properly authenticated The executors
desrous Of settling said with little delay
practicable. L. RUkNALLY, Richmond,
wv FIHNEY, Genito, Povhatan,
Dec 2vctw Executors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-05

~
~ holders OF the James River and kanswha Company
viii be held 70 the following order OF the Board
A, meeting OF the Board of Public Works, December
oS, 1857,
Ksnswha Company. it ordered, that genera! meet
ins of the Stockhoders of that company be called TO be
hold At the Companys Office in the city Of Richmond on
"wednesday the 21h day Of January 1885, to take into
consideration the passed by the General Assembly on
the 9d nst providing for the payment OF the on
the bonds Of the company and such other ou'
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.
Know all men by these Presents That we the Subseri'
bor, being the James Rive, and hsna"ha
Company, do hereby constitute and appoint
our true and lawful Attorney and Proxy,
% each of In all general meetings OF the
s,oeIhoders of said company, held within six months
from and after the hereof when we are not person
y present or represented BY some other Proxy with
u power and authority at sucn general meenngs 70 g7e
such and to do such other ac or acts as
sach of us could give do member of the said meet
five personally and we do hereby raiy
and confirm whatever votes act or scs our salo
Attorney may lawfully give do for in pursuance OF
the authority hereby conferred upon him.
Witness our hands and seals, this OF one
thousand eight hundred and ,.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-05

- MORO HIRING. - - -
ME subscriber retg1s RA thants to bis former
friends aud patrons Tor past isvo,, and takes this
taehod Of informing them and the public generally that
20 intends to continue the business tho coming year
and good prices for all negroes entrusted TO hu and also
to give them his personal attention in case of sickness
he has large and comfortable house for them during the
hiring n which thsy can stay until hired out He would
advise that negroes shoud be sent In as early a. prac
cable after Christmas
REFERENCES:
reier. by consent to the following persons:
n. b. Hill. Baker e. Pleasants Richmond
John w. c. Latane, King william. -
DR. s. G. Fanntleruy Dr.. Thomas Lstape, King and
Queen.
'Dr. Bev. D. Rey, Dr. Jas H. La,.ne, Essex
Office corner Of Wall and Franklin Streets, opposite
Messrs Dickinson Hill 4 Co Dec Sc2n.