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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-03

THE FIRST DAY OF 1859.

NEW YEARS DAY-THE CITY HALL.
MAYOR TIEMANN RECEIVING CALLs---swEARISd IN
OF THE NEW CITY AND COUNTY OFFICERS.
There were not over five hundred who honored Mayor
Temann with call at his Office New Year day. which
owing doubt, to the unpleasant state Of tho wea-
ther. The Mayor was early at his Office, and remained
until bafpast two O'Clock Several Of the newly elected
members OF the Common Council District Attorney Water
bury, Marshal Stephens and many Of prominent ct.
zens, were among those who called during the day Ser
geant James ~ Croft with his squad was in attendance
and introduced the citizens they called present their
respects.
The new city and county officers formally entered upon
their duties New Years day by fling the necessary
bonds and taking the oath Of Office Mr. John Clancy the
new County Clerk, warmly welcomed entering the
office by Richard B. Connolly the retiring incumbent
Mr.. David A. Fowler was Immediately re.apponted de-
putty but il was announced that no change would be
made in The personnel Of the Office at least for the present
County by the County Clerk The occasion sgnaized
by collation. to which all were invited. Mr. Kelly made
Speech in which he announced his intention Of recoSnz
ing the doctrine Of rotation in office in his appointments
and OF doing his duty with Goods help" The following
are the appointments of the new sheriff -
Counsel.-Brown, Hall l. vanderpoel.
Under Sheriff and Dsputy.-Frcderick Vatec
General Deputies.-Hugh Crombie, Thomas Dunlap,
Reilly Henry Droher, Thomas s Murphy, Samuel Andcr-
son.
Deputies for Sending Sammons.-Mchael Smith and
Deputies for Serving Jurors s-Bradford Jones' Redmond
McManus.
Keeper Of Me County Jdil-Norman Mcleod.
Deputy 10 C0rrey Prisoners 10 Sing Sing-W. ~ Durham
Deputies TO Attend Marine Court.-Michael shandley,
Wash. L. Hutton.
Equity Clerk.--.John J. v. Westervelt.
iuctionesrs for Sales in Equity-James NJ Miller and
VIM. Mclvey
-fccountaak Joel D. Stevens.
toilectOT.--,ames Watson.
MIR. Ncrson j. Waterbury, the District Attorney
was sworn in by Mayor Tcmann. BE will make changes
in his Office Mr.. John Scdgwck, the present incumbent
will be his assistant.
Robert Haws, the Comptroller, took the oath Of
Office and filed his bonds last Thursday The changes in
his office will be announced today
The new COr0ners--Messrs Gamble Schirmor Jackman
and O'keefe-aso entered upon their duties on New
Yea day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-03

Meeting Of the Atlantic Te1e-
graph Company.
Fears of the English Relative to the
United States.
INCREASE OF the DlscoN7ENT IN IRELAND.
HALIFAX, Jan. 9, 1856

HifiFAX, Jan. z, lS5y.
The royal mail steamship America, Captain Millar,
which left Liverpool Saturday, the 18th ut arrived
a Halifax at nine O'Clock Sunday morning, the ID in
stant
She reports strong westerly gales during the entire
passage.
The market for American stocks was quiet. Messrs
Barring Brothers quoteUned States skies Of 1857 and
1868 1O31s 1041s; do ves s5 Massachusetts hves 10s
103H; Maryland fives 81; Pennsylvania fves "a; do
do bonds 1877 s6h s7s; Ilineis Central shares, 80
discount do bonds, 80 50; Pennsylvania Central sixes
first mortgage, 92 o.
Messrs Bell Co. report average business in State
stocks at unalered prices American railroad securities
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THE NEW STATE GOVERNMENT.
N~>N~0~>>-N>~~~~~~~~~~1~
INAUGURATION Of GOVERNOR MORGAN,
NAMES Of THE OFFICIALS.
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SPEECHES Of the OLD AND NEW GOVERNORS.
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Meeting of the Legislature. Tues-
day, January A, 1859.
SENATOR'S AND MEMRTRS OF ASSEMBLY.
SENATOR'S AND MEmBERs OF ASSEMBLY,
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
REVIEW OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS.

Work to be Done by the Legislature-Con,-
pletion CT the Canals-Reglstry Law-Lt-
cense and Prohlblt0ry Liquor Laws-Elec-
tive Franchise-Church Property Law
Discriminating Canal Tolls-Tolling Rail-
roads-Usury Laws-Basis for Banking
Unclaimed Deposits I'm Savings Banks
Metropolitan Police Lavy-Broadway Pa
rallel a Railroad-Military Expenses ON
Staten Island-Dudley Observatory-Port
WardeDs-Harb0r Masters-LegaI Advertise
Ing, &C., Sc, Sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-03
AUSTRIA.

The Venice correspondent Of the London Times says that,
notwithstanding the nclement Of the year. who
were furlough have received orders to join their
gments in Lombardy and Venice, and notice has been
issued that the military authorities desire to purchase
horses for the cavalry and artillery The necessary sup
plies also being sent into the forresses in Italy,
that il the attack should be made Austria she will not
be taken by surprise.
D There were rumors at Frankfort Of a new Austrian
loan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-03
ITALY.

The correspondent of the London Necs says- is not
easy to get authentic intelligence from Rome, Cardinal
Antonelli having declared upon the foreign
pondens stopped their letters and threatened
them out of the city.
Aetter from Turin states that the condition Italy grows
every day more serious The impression is general that
political crisis is at hand. 1t is from high that
rumors Of warke tendency proceed 1t is also believed
that Piedmont is encouraged by the Tuileres.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON MONEY
Money in active demand. Consos for ac-
count, 967s 97; bar silver 5s ed dollars, 5s Nd
eagles, 16s 3D. The bullion in the Bank of England had
increased f24S o00
LONDON, Dec ls-P. NJ
Consols 96zs 81 for account
LIVERPOOL, Dec. lS-P NJ
Cotton active: sales to-day (estimated) 5000 bales
the market closing buoyant at quotations shade higher
than yesterday
Brcadstuas continue dull, but are steady There is
more inquiry for good red wheat.
Provisions are dull
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, DEC. Is.
The Brokers' Circular reports the sales of the week at
for export All qualities OF American one-eghh of
a penny higher and the market buoyant under an
OF which 600 speculation and for export, the
market closing firm at the following authorized quota
TONS
Fair. Aiddiiag
MSs.ls e.". s1s,s
The stock in port was estimated at $4,000 bales Of
which 21S, 900 were American.
Some circulars quote the advance at oncsixteenth of
penny one'cghth OF penny, chiefly on the inferior
qualities.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTurFs MARKET, DEC Is.
Mcssrs. Richardson, Spence Co. quote -four very dun
and sales trifng Western los Dos Philadelphia and
Baltimore 20s a 2s. Ohio, 2ls 24s Wheat auet but
6s. 3D.. white ditto, 5s lod a 6s. 3d. southern white
o.. Cd a 7s. 3D. Corn dull, and quotations nomipal
mixed, Zs 27s yellow, 21s. 2ss; white, 3Os a3ls i'd
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, Drc. Is.
Mcssrs. Bgland, Athya Co, Richardson Spence Co.,
James McIienry and others quote provisions duh Beef
heavy and quotations barely maintained Pork dull and
all qualities slightly declined Bacon also dull. lard
firm but quiet at 54s 54s Cd Taow easier, but quota
toDs unchanged; butchers SIS.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, DEC. Is.
The Brokers' Circular quotes ashes steady 2Ss 3D.
2os Cd for pots and 3ls Cd 32s for pearls Sugar dull
but steady. Coffee quiet. Rice dull but steady Carolina
lSs 2s. Tea firm, but quiet Rosin firm and scarce;
common 4s. "a 4d. medium, rs. los. lnc, 13s l5s
American tar, 14s. Cd. Spirits turpentinc dull $685.
Quercron bark-Baltimorc, 6s. Sd. Cod oil, $50 lbs.
l3l. Seal oil slow, AMI pale at unchanged prcos For
insoed oil there better demand, aud 10 selling
at 2qs. a :I0s.
LONDON MARKETS DEC. Is.
Ncssrs Barring Brothers quote breadsufs dull English
wheat was selling slowly, a slight decline all grades
White American, 4os i2s; red do, 36s l0s. Flour,
20s. 2is. Iron duh. Welsh rails, &c 10s.; do bar
go 5s Pig iron steady at 5is. Cd 55s deliverable on
the Clyde Sugar quiet but steady. Coffee buoyant Tea
nrm with moro inqury Congou, I'D Spirits turpcninc
STEADY Mt 3ps 1allow quiet at Sos Cd. Lnseed cakes
eaAieri New york. G10 5s Boston, go los. Rice quiet
HAvRE MARKET.
HAyRk Dec l5--ihc sales OF cotton for the week end
ing 1ith loot up 5000 bales. The market opened with a
declining tendency, but closed rmer Stock at this port
$1,000 bales: New Orleans tres oriinaire 105r Bread
sufs very dull, with declining tendency. Ashas dull
and quotations nominal Coffee firm. Oils quiet Rice
heavy: Carolina 25f. Sugar buoyant at advance on
all grades. Lard quiet at 72f Whaebone and talow arc
firm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-03
THE LATEST FINANCIAL NEWS.

The London Times Of the 18th ut, in its city article
says
Tho funds opened at lower prices the th and coon
exhibited further tendency to depression, and finally
closed at onc-eghth below the official quotations The
weakness of the market generally attributed TO
speculative realyatons capitalists at the game time being
properly sensitive with regard TO the effects to bcnpprc
hended from an absence Of disposition 10 keep the de-
mands OF India and the colonies within reasonable limits
Money rs in active demand aud the minimum rate in all
quarters was III per cent At the bank applications
continue 70 increase There gold operations tho
bank on the 17 Exchange with Russia has suddenly bc.
como much less adverse for that country tho difference
IN the week being about per cent RInors Of an ap-
roacnng Russian loan have consequently become current
silver Is In active demand The steamer of tho 20tb Cor
Tho East, viii take out G324 900.
Tho London Daily Neos (Cty Article) says--
That tho funds showed dropping tendency, notwi,h.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-03
RUSSIA.

The Empress Dowager Of Russia was suffering from
severe attack Of bronchitis
powerful party is said to have been formed among
the nobility to frustrate the Emperor's emancipation
schemes They have project for diminishing the power
Of the Emperor and increasing that Of the nobility
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-03

the best means Of establishing mail service via Pa
mama.
me steamship Prince Albert, from New York via st.
Johns, NJ f., arrived at Galway At noon Of the 18th,
bringing brief synopsis Of President Buchanans Mes
sage.
Tho City Of Manchester takes the place Of tho
City Of Baltimore, and was TO sail from Liverpool for New
York on the I'D Of December.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-03

AT meeting held in Paris for constituting the suez
Canal Company, IL was positively stated that boaG dc
subscriptions had been obtained for the full amount OF the
capital.
The Paris correspondent of the London Globe says that
Count De Monalembert has received letter from Count
De Chambord coDgratulating him his independent a
tude and expressing tho deep sympathy for him Of the
head Of the Bourbon dynasty.
The Bourse had been heavy but subsequently, improved
and on tho 18th the Three per Cents closed at 73 35
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-03
PRUSSIA.

The Prince Of Wales had returned England from Ber
lin, taking with him the Order OF the Black Eagle con-
ferred on him by the Prince Regent Of Prussia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-03

The budget has been brought forward. The estimated
expenditures amount to 900 under the estimated
receipts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-03
HOLLAND.
SPAIN.

The Bank of Holland reduced the rate of discount
alf per cent, making it three per cent.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-02-05
:Brandreth's Pills.

TiiESE cclcbrabcd Pills are olvcgctable com.
pound free from mercury or drugs OF any
KIND. They are sovereign remedy forpain or
any'uncasincss in the body or costvcncss. Skin
diseases OF nm invcteratc and painful character
such rs erysipelas, salt rhcum, letter and sum
mcr heat, have been cradicatcd by their use.
These pills have cured the rheumatic, the ep
lcptic. the parnlytic, and the consumptive. In
jaundice and all affections of the liver, dyspe
sia, dysentery, aud diarrhoca. plcurisy, sudd
pans and intlammations, female distractions.
scorbntic and scrofulous, even gouty and neu-
ralgic affections, have given way to the use Of
this medicine; and now, after twenty years ex
pcrcnco. the public estimation of Brandreth's
Pills continue to increase. For Worms Bran
ircth's Pills are the best vermituge; they are
inalliblc. little child, six years old, for some
weeks was dropping; its mother gave il one
OF BraHdreth's sugar coated pills; tho next day
there come away worm sixteen inches long
and as large as n child's finger. The child was
well. And for Pleurisy nothing is better. Let
the people discard prejudice and try them.
BsS" Sold by w. s. s. q. +. WILLIAMS, at
Salubrity, S. c., Mt the usual price.
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u G1 6 TX cow I$L3 co U IR 1IER :

: and gay outStrcuched wing. and voice of
! song. plainly told thar he too was prnisinp
God In the bird recitatye of uoture's music.
| The aged mother arose, and the prOsc-voice
| OF song IN the mellow cadcnces. uttered i'm
unison with the feelings of her heart, smoke
OF those who hadl passed away to light and
peaceful glory in heaven. Whilst her words
ul love were poured out TO the living and the
dead, | tancied that one from another world
ami from long past age, was speaking
The old gentleman. with n clear, singing
mellow tone. then asked the empty seats and
silent walls whore those were who once peo-
Piled them. He bewuilcd the dosuIation i'm
Israel. whose glory had departed and whose
land was peopled with strangers to the faith
crS.
fo mo his words were as the lamentations
ola second Jeremiah saying: -" Onr nhcr.
ltnncc is turned to strangers, our house to
aliens Again n brief silence: then the
stiffness is broken and the voice of IInyh
O'Ncall trcmulous with emotion tells the
sad story "t that faith by which. since then.
made his dying bed u pathway of blessed
ease, going home to God. Tic red mounds
t"!u inc iateS ot many-ovcr the blue noun
talnS, beyond the broad Ohio, others had
hXed their homes in the wilderness, nearer
to the setting sun lie and his alone remain
Gd-hcrc he had lived, and here he would
ne down to rest IN the grave. lie said. still
the seed of the faith WAS alive, for Thou,
y Lord rcmaincNt torc;er thy throne from
generation to generation. Turn thou us un-
to thee, . Lord, and we shall be turned ::
renew our days rs of old" | believe these
words OF cloqncnt lnmcntntion from my aged
friend were the last uttered in that silent
house of God. Angels led out that little
band OF the true and faithful. and the sac
red doors were closed forever. As we de.
parted the rcd-hrd glanced through the tree
tops and chrpcd us good-by. Death has
since claimed all of those beloved Quakcrs
save one, and may she long be spared to re-
iicct the virtues of her heart in that social
sphere in which she is Il blessed and blessing
vistaut
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MY Blue-Eyed Brother.

ny SISTER FOURTEEN YEARS OF ACE.
The pet of all our household,
The idol Of my mother,
Is n gentle, little pale faced boy
My darling blue eyed brother
Though pale his face, his smile is bright ;
lie looks just like my mother
The pet, the darling ofus all,
Is my little blue-cyed brother.
/ love to watch beside him
When we're alone together,
For when he is al the world to me
My gentle, blue eyed brother.
Oh! how he loves to cling beside
His sister and his mother
We bless the God that gave to us
My angel blue eyed brothcr.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-02-05
POETRY.
From the Kuickerbockcr Magazine.
Take it Easy.

Admit that am Slightly bald
Pray who's to blame for that?
And who is wiser for the fact
Until lift my hat!
Beneath the brm my barbered locks
Fallin n careless way,
Wherein my watchful wife can spy
No lurking thread of gray.
"What though, to read compactcst print
I'm forced to hold my book
y little turtle, OFF than WHOM
Lies first degree took:
y yoke OF slightly convex lens
Thc nccdtul aid bcstows,
And you should see how wise look
With it ns,ridc my nose.
Don't talk of internal pangs
Which rheNmatism brings
I'm getting used to ppins and aches,
And all those sort of things.
Aplw the imp Sciatica
Makes his malicious CALL
do not need an almanac
10 tell Inc it is Fall.
"Bcsidcs, il gives one quite an air
To travel with n cane,
And makes folk think you well to do,
Although you are in pain.
A fashionable hat may crown
Gcnteclcst coat and vest
Bat al' the sturdy stick rcdccms
And sobcrS all the rest.
"a man deprived of natural sleep
Becomes stupid ELF,
And only steals from father Time
TO stultify himself
50 if you'd be iovial soul,
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Dee. g, 1858
A Final Settlement

0F the Estate of Asa Carver, deceased, will bc
" made before the Ordinary, nt Pickens G. H.,
on the third Monday in March next. Those in
debted to the Estate must make payment by that
time, and those having demands against said
Estate must render them TO me legally attested
by or before that day.
JOSEPH G. STEELE, Admir-.
Dec. g, 1853 81 al
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Land Warrant Lost.

NOTICE is hereby given that after publi,
IN cation hereof for six weeks, application
will be made to the Commissioner of PEN
sions ct Washington City, for duplicate of
Land Warrant No. 9,430 for 80 acres issued
to Nancy Ann Moore, widow of Daniel Moore
nndor tho not of Maroh 8, 1855. the same
having beon lost or destroyed, and caveat
tho issuing ofa Patent thereon.
j. Il. HAGOOD.
Dec. 90. 1853 28
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Last Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all concerned that
~ final settlement of the estate of Abraham
Ablcs, deceased, will he made in the Or,linarv's
Office at Pickens G.. H., on Monday the 18th
day of March next. Persons indebted to said
estate must pay before that time. and all per
sons having demands must present them to nc
legally attcstcd OH or before that day
ELIAS CARVER, Admir-.
Dec. %, 1858. % 3n
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Nsbs'Ad;Rl.

IHlE Estate Of Jasper NJ. Bell deceased will
be fually settled in the Ordinary's flee,
at Pickcits G.. H., on the first Monday in Feb
runry next The Notes and Accounts. due the
Estate. have hcen placed in the hands of j. Z.
llAGooD, Esq, for settlement; and they must
be paid at once Persons having demands "a
galnst said Estate must present them 10 him or
the undersigned, legally aucstcd. by that day.
EMILY BELL, Adm'x.
Nov g. 1853 l6 am
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Fair Notice.

LII persons indebted to the old firm of
IN u & f Alexander are requested to-
pny up by the first of March next 0Y lhcir
Notes will be placed in the hands of prnnen
officers for collection. The firm must and
will be wound up.
T.. +. ALEXANDER,
Zee II, 1898 ~ If Survivor
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Final Notica.

4 FINAL settlement of the Estate Of james w.
"A Couch, deceased. will be made in the Ord
nay's Office, on Friday the 10Th of April next
Ml persons indebted thereto arc required to
make payment mt once: and those having de-
mands against the said Estate must render them
to me, legally at'cstcd on or by that day.
CYNTHIA }. HENDRICKS, Adm'x.
Jan. 10, 1859 % BIN
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Estate Notice.

THERE will be n final settlement made of tho
L Estate of A. y. White. deccnsed, in the Or
dinary's Office, om Monday The 11th day of
April next, to which notice is asked. Those in
debtcd to the Estate must make payment and
those having demands against tho same should
render them to me, properly attested, on or be-
fore that day.
w. w. WHITE, Admir-.
Jan 3. 1859 "a On
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M 6SN EY

IIiE Books, Accounts and N0,es, assigned by
lsscrtel Norman for The benefit of their
creditors, ARE in my hands for collection Tho
necessity of the case requiYcs that they should
be settled without delay,
}. L. uAGOoD, Assignee.
Oct 8. 1853 Y ~
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TO HIRE.

THREE NEGROES, to wit: Man and two
1 Women. They will be hired 70 the highest
bidder, separately, one next Saladay, or by pri,
yate contract until that time. For terms os
further particulars apply 10
R0RT, 4, THOMPSON,
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NdD'H'HfiE.

TUE Estate of Capt. Robert Stewart, deceased,
1 will be settled in the Ordinary's Office ut
Pickcns G. H., on Friday the llth day of March
next. Persons having demands against tic
estate must present them legally attcstcd on or
before tllnt time. or they will be barred Those
indebted to said estate must make payment be-
fore that day.
a. STEWART,
4. N. MCKINNEY. Admr'S
Dee. g, 1858 81 td
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Stale 0a, Aomdh Carolina.
Petition for Relief.
in EQUlrl-PICKENS.
o. NJ. DOYLE

IN EQUlTl-PlCKENS.
o. NJ. Doyle
vs.. Petition for Relief
J. J. Brown ct. al
| T appearing to my satisfaction that John I.
1 Brown. one of the defendants in this case,
resides without the limits Of this State on mo-
ton of j Norton, for Petitioner il is ordered,
that the said absent defendant do appear. plead,
answcro or dcmur to said Petition within three
months from this date, or the said petition Will
be taken prO confcSSo ny to him.
ROBT, A. THOMPSON, o.Ep.D.
Comrs Ofcc. Jan. l5 1859 SIN
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Hn EIIIity---E'ickcns

Hn ENHity---E'ickcns.
E Il. Alexander, Survivor VS. Preston McKin-
ncy, ct. ais.
DURSUANT to an order made by the Court of
L Equity, IN this case, mt June term 1858. all
the creditors of Preston Mckinney are required
to come before me and establish their demands
against him according to law, within three
mch.hs trcm the date hereof; otherwise, they
will be forever barred.
ROB'T. A. THOMPSON, cE.r.p.
Com'rs Office. Jan. 10. S50 3m
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n Ns9'R'HdtEl.

INNI 9 q V HTs
| SAKAli 4. HUNTER, wife Of 4Encas IIun-
ter, oflickcns district, hereby give notice
that after the expiration of three months from
this date. will transact business in the charac-
ter ota free dealer and trader. My occupations
are those Of Scmprcss and Weaver
EARAIl T.. HUNTER.
Dec. II. 1853 81 3n