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Died.
DIED,
.Isnchesssr o. SATURDAY shs ls,h Inst .s . e

wTn Manchester, on Saturday, the l2,h inst. ats
O'Clock. Y. N, Mr.. THos. j. NANCE in the 4sfh
rear of HIS age. 80
His friends and acquaintances and those Of biz
motber-inaw, Mrs Alien. are invited to sstend me
this (MONDAY) afterpo-n. at o'clock.
In this city on Sunday morning, the 18th instant.
Mrs. MARY PEPPERS, In the sfth yesr Of her
age she suffered long and patiently. with that DIS
ease. the eonsuu ptien and died In thst CHRISTIAN
assurance. OF her reward in Heaven. She leaves
sister and broth r. and three children, TO depiore
their irreparable loss.
And who but God shall soothe. y hen one dread
stroke,
Ties. that were fbers OF the soul. hath brsksf
Oh we'll may those, yet lingering here. dep!ore
The van 4hed light, that cheers their pain nv
morel 81,
The Almighty hand, which many blessing desi''
sends it's keen arrows. not TO be un.et! ~, ...,,.
By fire and storm. He even tries the ChfiSsian
worth, ,..
And joy DEPARTS to wean us from the aarln.
Where still TO long, with beings born 10 oie'
Time hath dominion DER ETERNITY.
The friends and acqusintances of the family are
invited to ttedd her fnntrai this afternoon
Itth without fu Their notice.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
DISASTROUS FLOODS AT TIE WEST.

LAFAYETTE, Ia, June lit commenced raining
here at II o'clock on Wednesday noon, and poured
down almost incessantly until this friday morn
ing. The Wabash river rose with frightfui rapid
ty, and the Inhabitants on the river bottoms awoke
ia the morning to find their homes filling with wa
ter, and were obliged to escape in boats and by
swimming on horses. The Wea and Wild Cat
creeks, two small streams, rose in few hours to
raging floods. The Toledo, Wabash and Western
Railroad across the Wea creek was entirely swept
away, doing damage to the amount of $4,000.
There are two more breaks west, aud not less
than five cuIverts east, on the same road are also
gone. There besides three other serious
breaks
1t is impossible to estimate the damage to the
Wabash and Erie Canal. At Walcott the feeder for
the level, four miles east, the lock aud dam and
five hundred feet of the embankment gone
The State bridge is also gone and there are seven
breaks between here and there. There are also
| several large breaks at Attico, Dauphiu, Logans
port and Wabash. 1t will be impossible to use the
canal again this summer.
LAFAYErTE-7 i. NJ The Wabash river is still
rising, and immense quantities of logs, rails
&c, are sweeping past. No trains or mails can
leave for several days. Whole farms under wa
ter. large quantity of grain slowed in barns
will be a total iOss
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Tue sentence Of this active agent Of the '.nnder.
ground railroad" to forty years in the penitentia.
n.y. 10 one somewhat calculated to dampen the ar
Dor OF that branch Of abolition commercial enter.
Prise. The prospect of atty dollars head for his
passengers has given place to reward more ap.
Topfaass to hts philanthropy, and he Is pow eleva
ESQ IRON the position of successful plunderer to
.h&' OF suffering martyr. II the sympathy Of
sne view York tribune can compensate for the
sweets OF liberty, he may be reconciled 60 hi. fate
~ Only 0y such esern and thorough adminissra-
,os 81 the law that property can be protected.
~ ~" me Judgment In his ease may give assurance
h. ss.s mlon eonesfhs, that similar offences will
pe Visited Ia similar mauuer "''
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The peaceful surrender of the Mormons 70 the
General Government 10 happy termination OF an
expensive difficulty. Whether Brigham founs
will he able to maintain his influence over MS ioi-
lowers after such "'ame and imposent coHe'n'
.ions of his terrific vaporings, aud such complete
Justification Of all his prophecies, remains 70 De
seen. We may conclude that the re'igioas impos'
ture will not long survive the civil rebellion, and
that q faith which ia content with discontinue and
Disgrace. and Is not brave enough TO achieve the
glory and the strength OF martyrdom, will soon
fariah
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TRIAL For MuRrEn.-The trial of Rev. Daniel
DJwney, for the murder Of VIM. Mullins, is pro
greesiDg In Stanton, Va. A letter from there
written on saturday, says that Margaret Lee, the
girl who VIZ. the indirect canse of the affair." gives
evidence which pro"es the killing to have been un.
intentional. The writer expresses the opinion that
the prisoner cannot he convicted of murder. Col
Baldwin, for tho defence, spoke on Saturday eve
uing Tho trlal will not terminate until to-day or
tnnorrOW.
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Northern Markets,

NEW YORK, June AT Cotton closed heavy aud nom.
inal with sales of 300 bales Flour il buoy aat-sale.
Wheat is buoyant-saes & 1880 bushels; western
red. 81 6z. Corn is frm-sa,es of 5000 bushels;
mixed 6s@72eeais. Provisions are quiet-mess pork
sic g5eIi7i5 Lard is heavy Whiskey Ia dull :
Sugar steady Museovado. 6616ss cents. Coffee ID
quiet at t0la@lA cetts. Other articles are gener-
ally unchanged
RALriMoRF. june f2.-fiour is steady and unchar g.
ed Howard street and Ohio 81 49, Civ Mills "a :
Wheat Is quiet and trmeI; fair 70 good reas al 81
cents tgyleI; iar to prime white a5 cents GSi a. =
Corn Is very dni white at cents Yellow 6s
OH cents Provisions are duli and closed dropping;
bulk shoulders. 51sGg6 cent. Sides 1lsNas cents
Whiskey Ii steady at 2o1s@2iss cents.
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THE REVOLUTION IN MEXICO.

New ORLEANS, June - The steamer Tennessee
from Vera Cruz, has arrived. The government of
Mexico had imposed forced loan on the capital OF
Foreigners. Affairs looked gloomy A ngnt was
expected between the naval forces at Pueu'e Ma
tiopal Echeraguy had beseged Perote, but was
obliged to return at the summon. of Znloaga who
had been twice defeated. President Juarez, was
at Vera Cruz.
The Pope had cent letter TO Znloaga thanking
him for having restored the property of the cler-
gy.
Indian ravsges continue. Durango, Maz.tlan
and Iampico are the only ports not held by
the friends Of SuareY.
Huiosga was supervising the newspapers.
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WASHINGTON, June 13.-.rhe difficulty between
Wilson and Gwyn, u. 3. Senators, in which the
former calledthe latter coward and thief" has
been ''amicably adjusted" by friends.
Orders have been sent by express to turn back n
large portion ot the Utah troops. but the supplies
will be forwarded and considerable body of
troops stationed In the territory.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT

CLEVELAND June II Intelligence has been re-
ceived Of another accident ouhe Lafayette aud L.
dianapois Railroad, by which the engineer and
fireman were killed but no passengers seriously
hurt. Particulars have not come 10 hand, but it
Is known that heavy foo Is had occurred, and some
of the bridges had be n swept away.
The bodies of the fireman and engineer were
recovered las evening. The wreck was terrible
on the bridge. Several culverts on the road have
have been carried away by the food in The Wa.
l,aah
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IMPROVEMENT OF Coal RlyEg.-Chas Elicit, Jr
10 engaged 10 a survey Of Coal river, Kanawha co.
Va, and 1t is stated has fixed upon plan for the
improvement of its navigation. The. "philadsl
phia" coal company, has already signiHed its will
ingness TO bear a proportionate share of the Ell
pense Of the improvement, with the other coal
companies interested
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CONGRESS the Senate, on Saturday, the
question Of the right Of Senators Bright and Fitch
to the present seats was disposed finally
On a proposition moved by Mr.. 1rumhui. 10
amend the resolution 40 as TO make IL read that
they not entitled, the vote was yeas ~, nays
80.
On the final oueston--that they we're so entitled,
the vote WAS unanimous IN their favor
A message was received from the president cati-
ing the attention of Congress to the condition OF
the treasury. and expressing the opinion that "
will he impossihle for them to cousummate tue
| legislation made necessary thereby by the time
| at noon of this day--hxed foi Adjournment
Various reports from committees OF conference
on disagreeng votes upoa appropriation bills were
| received: all of which were agreed to.
| Ia the House Of Representatives message was
received from the President of the United states
| In which he called attention to the condition OF
| the Treasury On the 10th of May last the Score
tary of the Treasury estimated that tnirtY Seven
millions of dollars will probably be required TOT
the frat two ansrters of the current fiscal year
from the Ist of July to the LIST of January next-
This does not include such amounts AZ may De ap-
propriated by Congress over and above the esti
mates then presented.
| ETo what extent there will be deficiency, can
not be ascertaiued till all the public appropriation
and private bills shall have been passed. congress
| should not adjourn leaving defciency-is wonio
| be disgraceful to the country; aud the president
asks Congress to provide the necessary means Ut
| fore their adjournment. ,
| tt would be impossible for him to ascertain the
| amount which will be required before 10 Gay he
| promises not to detain Congress an hour longer
| than necessity may require, and reiterates the
statement ia bis annual message, that he VIII sigo
| no bill without due examination.
| 4 Mr. J. Clancy Jones said that II the House "ouu
| go to work. and not consume the flme IN de'",e
| thew could finish the more important business ny
| o'clock and be enabled to adj urn on Monday.
| The House then proceeded to consider the oeu
| ate's amendments to the bill making appropi'a
tons for the collection ofthe revenue; and having
disposed of them, the bill was passed
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s6%THE foll,wiug resolutions

taTHE followiug resolutions were
passed at the meeting OF the Executive Committee
II the Virginia Central society. on the
9th inst:
Resolved, That life membership in this Society
be hereby established the price Of which to be ticea
IN dollars
Resolved, That the Secretary give notice throne h
the w.papers, that all persons desiring to be.ome
members Of this Society for year, will secure GER
Collector. Capt. W II Richardson, jr.. or 10 the Sec
rotary, Capt Charles Dimmock; and all persons who
Gates by paying to either of the same gentlemen
t,ceny DOH rs; and all remittaHcss by mail will be
at the risk CT the Society.
True Extracts
ia 5-lw CITAS DIMMnCK Sec " c. A. 8.
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.PnCIAL Mox1CHs.

s1- Drsrnvss ArD.-Mr. Taylor, car.
antar diving In the upper end Of the Valley, mex
- a. asrnt where he was ut work come seven u
esght months since, has Deen totally unable 70 dt
days work since and being p.2r man Eng naslp.
~. soy him, that the bene Violent will lend him
nsipinc hand. lie is q sober. industrious man. ane
Is very much In need.
in HI - a. ".
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TERRIBLE STORM AT THE BANKS OF NEW
FOUNDLAND

BosTeS, June 12.-The French packet from st
the list inst. on the banks of Newfoundland, az
tended with immense loss of life and property 10
the French fishermen Besides the loss aud dam.
age OF vessels, it Is said that less than 800 men
persisted during the storm. Orders had been sent
" Halifax for 1000 fathoms Of chain cable.
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DkATn OF AN AeTREss.-Mrs. Lizzie Palmer tn
comedienne, late of the Holiday Street Theatre,
baltimore, died in that city Saturday morning.
she was u daughter Of Slas s. Steele, the Ameri
can dramatss She WAS well known 10 Norfolk
Va, where her husband died few months since.
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LATER FKOM HAVANA.

SAVANNAH, June 13,-The Isabel, with dates from
Havana TO the 10th inst, has arrived. Health of
the Island is good. News nuimportant.
Tho U. 3. steamers Water Witch and Fulton
were cruising off Havana, waiting for the Styx,
which Is now due here.
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MARIUH INTHLLIaENC H.

sovt of Ricnmond, June r. afgh RassT IA re''
wv ~
ARRIVED,
Steamer Pennsylvania. Teal. Philadelphia, mdse
and pass, III L futile.
SAILED,
Steamer Roanoke. Skinner. New YORK, mase ana
nassangeTs Ludlam Watson.
Steamer Belvidere, Keene, Baltimore. mise, Lud'
lam Watson. ,, n.
Brir belmont, L. cke. Reed, down the river light
Sehr W ythe, futile. New York, mdse ID. Cur
RE. ,,..,>, j,
Rankin.
HAMPTON ROADS, June I2.-Arrived ship Talisman
OIL ha q from GAIiaS.
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nSE WV wo

~ We WOULD CALL the attention of
The public to the Sheriff. sale of the Canal Boat r.
James DIAN. Mules and Horse, TO-DAY. at IL
O'Clock, on the Basin Bank. lie lit
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CHICAGO, June ll--The report of the explosion
Of the boiler of the propeller Buckeye ard conse-
quent loss Of thirty lives, turns out 10 have been
. hoax, originated by q person claiming to be a
survivor, for the purpose of exciting the sympa-
thy of the charitable
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The Atlantic Telegraph.

1t is said that this line of Telegraph, which ouI
Government was to substitute TO the extent of $40.
900 per year, to assist in laying down and to guar
snty for all timely a trick o: British manage
ment has been made the most effestive weapon OF
war upon ourselves that could be we'll conceived
The Company were acting under general charter
Afterwards special charter was obtained by which
the Company permits a special director to be ap-
pointed by the Crown who shall have power:
''Iu case he shall be of opinion that any course
proposed to be taken or act proposed to b done by
the mpaby, will, or may be PREF judicial to, or in
consistent with, the due fulfilmeut Of their con-
tracts with the Government, the regular, speedy,
aud impartial transmission of messages and sig.
nails for the public, otherwise diSa3rantdgeouS 10
the Government or the public TO veto the taking Of
such course or the doing of such act, and to re-
duire that the matter shall be submitted TO the
Lords Commissioners of Her Majestys Treasury
FOR their decision; and the said Lords Commits
sioners shall thereupon decide whether It the
objection of such ex-offiCiO director WAS wei!
founded, ard whether not such course shall be
taken or act be done, and the decisions of the
said LoIds Commissioners iherepon shall be final
and conclusive upon the company" But if the
directors dissatisfied with the decision, the mat
ter, within seven days after notice in writing to
the Commissioners, shall be referred to two
judges of her Majesty's superior courts of common
law, whose decision shall be final and binding -
The election of all the directors of the company is
also made subject to the approval of the Lords
Comm is sioners
"All messages and signals sent or forwarded
for transmission sud delivery for Her Majesty, or
on Her MaJestys service. shall have priority over
all other messages whatsoever, aud it shall be
Imperative on the company, their officers and
wants to transmit and deliver such messages and
Signals accordingly, and 10 suspend the transmits
sion of all or any other messages until the said
messages and signals shall first have been trans
mitted"
But should the United States Government grant
subsidy equal in rate with that of Her Majesty q
Government, the message of the said Government
shall have equal priority, and be transmitted and
delivered in the order Oft time in which they are re-
ceiyed Ii is also provided that after twenty five
years ''the British Government may take absolute
possession of the line for the purpose Of prevent
ing any communication beip. made or signals
given, save such as shall be -ected and au-
thorzed by any such Secretary OF State" (mean-
ing any "of Her Msjestys principal Secretaries OF
Stale" land this possession may De held from
week to week indefinitely.
As both ends of the telegraph are to be on Brit
ish soil, the Importance of the reservation will
probably arrest the attention of Congress, which
ought not to permit the United States any longer
to lend itself to this one sided arrangement.
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DEcLisED-Rev. John A. Broadus. of Chariottes
Vile, Va. has declined the appointment to ,h
Presidency OF the Southern Baptist ThsoIogi, a
Seminary, which was recently rendered to him.
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fiRE-The tobacco house of Thomas Friend. ar
extensive tobacco grower in Kauswha county, Va.
was destroyed by fire, Monday last, and eight or
ten hogsheads OF tobacco destroyed Ills loss i.
about $780,
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FROM WASHINGTON.

CLErELAND, June 13.-The propeller Indian, will
iron, sunk in Lake Superior on Sunday last. Grew
md passengers saved
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pgArH.-Chas W. Gibbs, of Virginia, diedi a
Canal aulch, in siskigon county, California, on tn
9th April.
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TTne EXTRACTS .
je l2-iw CHAS DIMM0CK. Gee. v. c. A. 8.
r6E- sHocKoE HILL BUILDING FUND

ASSOCIATION Stockholders HeetIa0.-A general meet
ing of the Stockholders in this Association ID caet
for TU R<DAY NIGHT. the 18th inst at o'clock
to consider the best disposition TO be made OF tn
large amount Of funds now ON hand A full at
tendance is desired.
By order of the Board of Directors.
iel2 81 " BARaAMIN Sec'y.
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ueorge n, calvert, Of Shenandoah county has
been elected Commencement orator of the Goinn,
oian socsssy Of the uniysrsity OF Virginia.
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Ht5 Il POSITIVE LUKE FOK ChNUEh-
Without the use IF CduStic KNIT endorsed and L.
0glized bvespecaE enactment If the State legislature
Of Maryland With good reI ort from FIVE physi-
clans OF the House of Delegates who We're appointed
to examine its claims.
ternal Cancers where vital parts have not become
involved before the application 10 made and the gen
eral health of the ratient is still good.
The above is all that is deemed necessary to say.
the great efficacy of this remedy is now pretty ex
tensiveiy known.
A pamphlet giving some useful Information on
the subject of Cancer will be sent to all requiring
the knowledge it contains, who will inclose stamp.
Address JOHN GATHERS.
Office No 1902 Baltimore street. Baltimore. Md.
10 q-im+
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NOTICE TO ADvEHrisEas.

Advertisements far the DispArcH must be handed
By SIR scsoci N the afternoon, in order to appear
the mex. day, The heavy pressure Il advertisements
mon the columns OF our paper, will not admit OF
fhair leeAntion after the hour nAned.
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ER HoUsEKgEPRBs and others. VINO
wish % facilitate the making of Bread PASTRY &c
aud have the incest and most wholesome, should try
SEMPLE'S INFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER
price M cts ner box J W 6ARLICK.
ie ~ Sole Proprietor.
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~ Nrw Goops pY xvrRY SrKA,

PRICE a WATKINS are receiving
NEW NANTES OF latest styles
Colored r bite TLLUsION CAPES
Black six NETS and Brussels NETTS
Fuii supply Cotton and Thread HOSE
Fufi supply Gents Cotton Half HOSE. among
them the unsurpassed Bttbriggnn SOCKS
Alexander x i'd and Silk 3Lovns
The beet sty les OF Extension SKIRTS
White PIQUES &C, &c.
They ask attention to their stock Of DRESS GOODS
and EMBROIDERIES, many of which they will
sell at greatly reduced price,. JIG lI-2w
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nF We are glad to learn that the agent
the Wheeler 4 Wilson Manufacturing Compa-
ny is about opening an office in Richmond, LOT
the sale of their justly popular SEWN MA
CHIMES The rapid and successful introducnon Oh
these machines into the families and manu- actufnS
establishments throughout the country Is uu''
astonishing Brought out at time when other
machines were we'll established in public favor, 1t
has in the short space of six years. earned the en-
yiable reputation which it now ENJOYS, OF pre-emi
nent superiority and excellence for family ana gen
eTal sewing
The Machines will be exhibited for the present at
No II Main street (Whitehurst's Old dateryJ
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nOERHAyE's HOLLAND BITTERs

FE v Ef& "A IN IL A1tEs
And the various affections consequent upon DE-
ordered
STOMACH OR LIVER,
Such as Indigestion Acldity fot the Stomach,
Coiicky Pains Heartburn, Los of Appetite Despon
all Nervous. Rheumatic. and Neuralgia e Elections,
it has in numerous instances proved highly benef.
cal. and in others effected dec ded cure
This Is purely vegetable compound, prepared on
strictly scientific principles, after the of the
celebrated Holaud Professor, Boerhave Because of
its in most ofthe Eur States its in
production into the T. States int nded more esp
caily fer those of faith rland scattered here and
there the face of this mighty country. Meeting
with great success among them now offer it to the
American public, knowing that its truly wonderful
medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
It is Particularly recommended those persons
whose constitutions may have been impaired by the
continuous use of ardent spirits or other forms Of
finds its way directly to the of Ifs, thrilling
and Quickening every nerve, raising up the droop-
ing spirit, and, in fact, iniusing new health and
vigor in the system.
n jTICE.-Whoever expects to find this beve-
will be Disappointed but to III sick, weak and
low spirited it will prove grateful aromatic cor
dial possessed of singular remedial properties.
CAUflONi
The great popularity of this eixhtful Aroma has
induced many limitations, which the public should
guard against purchasing. Be vt persuaded to buy
anything else until you have given BoERHAYE'S
HOLLAND BITTEkS fair trial. One bsttlA will
con vince you how inf aitely superior it is to all
these limitations.
SO at 81 per bottle six bottles for s., by the
SOLE PROPRttT0RS
BENJAMIN PAGE JR. Il CO
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HALF CENTURY MAKES soxE DIFFERENCE when
the trial Of Aaron Bnrr was going on Ia Richmond
Va. June Sd, 1907, the Court was fetasned by the
non arrival ofGen Wilkinson from " Orleans. MIR.
HAY. the United States Attorney said I'VE have
looked At the map. and find the distance from New
0reus to Richmond. 1870 NILS. RI he come bs
land, he must travel on horseback. He coutd
probably ride 10 miles per day, and, by this data,
he would require forty-ave days from New or'eanh
to this city
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e~ WALTER HARRISON,
COUNSELLOR AND ATTORNEY AT LAW.
NO. 81 LIBERTY ST, NEW YoRRs
Continues to practice in all the Courts held in tho
city of New York II also COMMISSIONER OF
DEEDS FOR THE STATE 0F VIRGINIA, and will
attend to the taking of Dispositions. acknowledge
ment of Legal Instruments, &c, and business en-
trusted to his care
REFERS To
Messrs. 0elrichs 90, New York.
Henry Ludlam, "
0elrehs & Lunnln, paI.i,ro,a
VIM Gilmor, Esq,
Ludlom Watson, Richmond. Va.
EA- Office No. 81 Liberty street, Box 1882.
je Gins