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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26
The Tail Spires or Art ard the High Peaks
OF Nature.

Appended 10 our description of the new Methodist. Eois
copa church ME OF Twenty second stree. and
Fourth avenue, in last Saturdays Issue Of the HERALD
was list Of the heights Of OF the tall spires Of New
York and OF those OF several churches in Europe.
This list slightly incorrect, owing to the difficulty 10
asctiaiopg The heights OF our public buildings, there
beng DO work published this subject, doubtless be-
cause they worth much and there
being guse book TO the city which contains reliable in
To- NATION OF this kind.
Noticing, however, that II was copied By other papers,
1sasss and ALL the folio ing list of lofty objects IA Offer
cd 20 hose who sometimes look higher than the heads OF
their debtors and credtors-
HEIGHTS SPIRES YORK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26

A., AMERICAN CITIZENS DIED At CALLAo.--Informa-
ou oss oeen received at the State Department waen
eo oi tne death this year Of the foowipg Amer can
1,,n S, a. CaiJao, Peru-Jsoussy IA, Joseph Bldrgs
Smith tcoloreol; Feb,ua,v 4 Wuhns, Roh,nssr. s,n
Ss,h rhu,,y, I'm james Young i9tb Peter HcIn,yre
,1,b' fpn .rn anderson; Msion 2, Frarcis T. Boand
Aa'', "aee Eati, list, Francis Crimes JOAN Kennedy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26
The N1tgJenruy

THIRD REGIMENT CAV llY-.te Third resi s,ent Hussars
COL Brooke Postey, WI mako anniversary parade 90
morrow This is undoubtedly the best cavalry organiza
lion in the State
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26

Her epeines will be Of that kind called beam, and are
nearly il not quite completed being constructed ct Nor
gans iron works, a. the foot Of Ninth street. They will
consist Of CD inch cylinders, with stroke of twelve feet
The boilers, bed pla.es, b., are already in.
The De Soto commenced the 25th of January of
The present year-beDg exactly Ave months building;
great pains have been taken make her exceedingly
srorg The builders cai she is stronger for her
sze than any vessel Of her clas-being iron braced and
and bavine sn iron strap running all the Frame six
inches deep and three quarters Of inch in thickness
She to have four waer sight Compartments aud ha
accommodation for hundred and seventy i've
orst class passengers Great attention has been paid
70 ventilation, being fitted with C. Periey,s new
vent ,stCr There viii Po be large blowing cylinder
driven by s,.am engine, fifty inches in diameter mad
sne feet stroke, which will keep eonsap. syrea OF cool
ar tafouah toe uoio Calculated TO the cargo
lee is expected 10 ne ready for by 9Th OF
and VIII be commanded by Capt Buork late cautan OF
zoe Cahewha Her coet, Inc udiDg every thing, viii be
about sI75, 600.
During Inc cay the yard presented very az mated ap
peatapce Men were seen running or CARVING out the
ipoUmeIahle odeTs, ss toe whole weight OF the enter
prise rested ca them individually, and formed yerv
eIikne coo.fRst 70 toe pscd looking the
tots uao for hours had Nothing 10 DO but LOOK on and
Keep out OF the Exactly at halt past four tho order
"let her co., waa heard and in another minute the ma
je.tic yeeei glttd gerth nto her element So imper
ceptoe was the movement that gcn,em an who was ns
cendpg the ladder from the lower deck declared that he
had not the least idea at that time that she had left he
cradle We were then in the middle Of the river
No christening ceremony took plane es s VISUAL on the
launch Of large ships Launching large ships has now
become SO frequent and commonplace to allow of no
occasion for ceremony but st the exciting spectacle will
aluays be interesting.
The De Soto lowed over to the Morgan Iron Work.,
where her engine Nll NO flted in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26

Feet
IRE Church OF the Holy Communion ............ ~
First Freshly erisp CHURCH SIKH avenue. ........ l6
church If be Aununciroa ITO Tes, Fourteenth ct. 10
Tue south Dutch church, Fifth avenue. ........ 40
~ [Aui oDapsi. ioo
Dr Potts church 1874
81 John 8 chapel. 20J
81 Psuls Methodist Episcopal church. ...........,. u
lie North Dotcn Reformed church, Fifth Avenue... %
Dr ADAMS Church, Ma1lson square. ............ ~
Dr.. Typg's church. $50
Ghorcn Of The Hoy Redeemer, roird street.. 266
ST. psrcss Cathedral H. Y-oens 6aiit-iowers,
CHURCH
Church Of 81 Luxe CSe'ses, Eogann ........... 40
All saints church. Poplar, LONDON ........... l6i
ST. sartn's the Fed, Loudon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1856
Cathedral at York, England gron soner) ...... 1886
:" G. Central to~eC ......... 1913
Durham, (ceotral towerl ............. "a
The Pagoda at Nankn, emma (over) 200
No're Dame Paris COVERS esch) 2o4
Ca,brsoral at Canterbury central tower 229
IT. BRIDES church, Fleet street, London 20
81, May Le Bow, ioncon; 2s5
Caihedra ut Bale, Switzerland Observation-Disclosures. 2lt
Ltchdeld, England. Observation-Disclosures. 2t2
Florence OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10Y
Chichester, England. 27l
Bafgos, spsn. ...................... ISe
- Lincoln, tog'ano.. .................. ISo
The Gralda a, Seville ..... Observation-Disclosures. 900
Caibeora vt Norwich, England ...... ........... 1913
Egjse des lDvadee, Paris. ................... 1923
ST. Paul's L,ndon mot including the bal) ..... a73
4" centre heigbl) ............... 4l4
hotel de Vile, Brussels (spire) Observation-Disclosures. 374
os,heora a. Milan Central tower 400 400
ithe clher) ....... 4O5
Salisbury Cathedral, England Central apirej . 1o4
Lstneoral a. Aptwerp.... 906
TIE Cathedral at Strasoourg.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 466
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26
Launch OF the Largo Steamer De Soto.

Yesterday afternoon large number Of people were a..
sembled in the shpbuildng yard Of Meosrs Lawrence
Folkes williamsburg to witness the launch Of the De Soto
steamship designed to run between this port and New
orieaos via Havana and will belong TO the same line as
the Black Warrior and Cahawba. Agents. Measrs Living
s,op Crccberon Co., New York. Her dimensionn are az
fnlIn
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-06-03
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. NORTH CAROLINA.
ARRIVED.


May 26 Steamer southerner, Evans from Fayetteville,
Fanny Lutterloh Elder, from Fayetteville to A.
Schr j. C. Manson Rabon from shaIotte to Anderson
29-Schr. James Buchanan, Morse, from Washington N.
c., to Willard Curtis; with corn.
Steamer Douglass, Banks from Fayetteville to J. T. Pet
Steamer Hattie Hart Peck, from Fayetteville, to John
McLaurin.
Steamer Enterprise, Jones, from White Hail. to W. P FL
lott.
May 3o-schr Charles Colgate, Cooper from New York,
schr. L. P: Smith, Cheesebro from New York. to A. D.
Cazaux with mdze.
schr. john Burton from New York. to E. Murray &c.;
Brig Nathan Spencer, from New York, to W. W. PIERCE
Schr Sarah Ann, Gray, frcm Newbern to Master with
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh Elder, from Fayetteville, to A.
1-Schr. Odd Fellow Justice from Little River to
Anderson Savage; with naval stores.
schr Myrover, Hughes, from Savannah to T. G. WORTH
Steamer John Dawson, Conoley from Fayetteville to ].
Steamer southerner, Evans, from Fayetteville to Allen
Clark.
CLEARED.
27Schr L. A. Edwards Spates, for New York by Har.
rss 4 Howell; with naval stores.
schr. Jonas Smith, Dayton for New York, by A. D. Ca
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh Elder for Fayetteville, by A.
E. Hail.
~ Steamer John Dawson, Conoey for Fayetteville by
Steamer southerner Evans, for Fayetteville, by Allen
2S-Schr. Ben Franklin, Greeneaf, for New Bedford,
Mass, by j. II. Chadbourn & Co.; with lumber.
schr Target, Home, for New York, by A. D. Cazaux
with naval stores.
schr Lilly, Francis, for New York. by T. C. Worth with
naval stores, &c.
Schr Florida Tall, for Baltimore by Russell Bro. with
naval stores, &c.
28-schr. A. j. DeRosset Tucker for New York, by A.
D. Cazaux; with naval stores, &c.
30-Schr j. a. Flanner Darcy flor Cardenas by Harriss
Howell with lumber 1.-THE F. cleared the 18th inst
| and returned in distress.
slsteamer Enterprise, Jones, for Elizabeth, by W. P
Elliott.
Schr. Ned, Henderson, for New York, by E. Murray Il
| Co.; with naval stores &c.
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh, Elder for Fayetteville, by A.
F. Hail.
June Steamer Hattie Hart Peck for Fayetteville, by
John McLaurin
Steamer Douglass Banks, for Fayetteville by j. T. Pet
| teway.
2-Schr T. c. Worrel, Hubbard for Baltimore by Rus
sell & Bro; with naval stores, &C.,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-06-03

NEW YORK, May 3l.-Cotton is dropping. Flour ia firm
sales of Is 900 bbs State IS Sc TO- Ohio S7 20 AZ
40 and Southern 81 so 81 20. Wheat ia rssales Of
1900 bushels; Southern white 81 49, Western red 81 75
Milwaukee club 81 no. Corn rm-saes Of GOO bushels,
white SO &C.. and yellow SO 92c. Pork heayy-Mess 81
26c. Sugar active-New Orleans 7ae. Moasses cas-
Ter, clayed Cuba "a 27c Spirits Turpenne firm at 48&
4Sc. Rosn is firm; sales at 81 To- arrive Rice firm at
A SC. Freights are heavy.
TAWBORO', May 27.-Turpentine- 50 IS to Q so.
Scrape, As to so cents y 100 lbs.
Tar, 81 90 to 81 10.
Corn, 81 to S. % Dbl.
Cotton, 10 to 104 cents.
Bacon, IL to Is cents.
Lard, 10 to l0a cents.
FAYETTEVILLE, May 3O-Bacon 10 a 134 Cotton
Fair to Good II q III Ordin to Mid. 1O4 log; Flour
Wheat, 81 10 90; Oats 65 a IS Peas, 81 Is al 20
Rye, 81 90 @ 10; Lard-l24 a IA cents Moasses-Cuba
% 80 cents New Orleans 50 q 90 cents sat-Iiver-
pool Sack 81 70 % 90 Turpentine Yellow Dip % Is
| ALI AZ cents.
| Bacon-N. c. active and in demand at quotations.
CottonA small lot good changed hands Saturday at
Flour decline of 10 to Is cents bbl Receipts light
| yellow dip.
sprts-saes on Saturday at A. with a declining ten.
| dency.
Rosin-Some beautiful lots No. were sold on Friday and
Saturday at 3 so to 81.
MOBILE, May Sl-Cotton-- of 500 bales Mddings
| 104 lie.
NEW ORLEANS, May -Cotton-sales or 1900 bales
1000 bales. The receipts in the time have been 1900
bales against 5000 last year. The receipts all the ports
672 900 bales last year. Sterling Exchange
81 10 u cent premium.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-06-03
MEXICAN NrUsTANG IMMINENT.

Its wonderful effects and consequent popuary-perhaps
no article in the history of the Ma Medcd acquired
the same patronage subject to the number of
we're and different tests and met with few failures
Mustang Lnent. 1t has justly been styled Panecea for
all external Wounds, Cuts Swellngs, Sprans. Bruises
Eruptons on Man or Beast 1t is far medicine of
prsing virtue, that Physicians compelled prescribe
it. and from remarkable of Chronic and Dis
torted Rhe,notc it has naturally attracted much
tention from the first scientific minds of the age No family
can afford to be without bottle of the Mustang nment
the house BeoC0re limitations.
The genuine sold by respectable dealers in all parts
the world.
BARNES PARK, Proprictors, New York.
June q 1859. 4O-2w
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-06-03

TAR-Has arrived spariDgly for weeks past, and is
demand The receipts since last reach only 337
bbs which taken at 81 80 % bbl.the market clos
ing firm.
RosN-Snce of Thursday last the market for
this article has been almost entirely neglected. owing to the
difficulty experienced in obtaining freight only four
or vessels having arrived within the past week. and
have scarcely anything report in the way of sales In the
absence of transactions the stock of Pale accommodating
receivers hands, though still quite small Only
two small have sold at 81 to 81 so y bbI In Nos and
we have nothing report stock light and demand.
Nominal at quotations in table. For the Common article
the advces the Northern markets have been rather
better and the small stock here is generally held above the
of buyers transactions have taken place that
learn off, owing principally to the want OF vessels buy
ers offer 81 80 f 80 lbs, but it is held higher.
BEEF CATTLE AND SHEEP-No beeves worthy of report
have been brought for weeks owing which fact
the has become almost bare. There is brisk de-
mand from butchers and for few droves delivered here,
prices could be easily obtained We quote grass atted
nominal at to CT cents " ID SHEEP also continue to be
brought sparngy and in fair request at 81 IS to 81
IS EACH lot of about 200 head received few days
since which purchased in the country for butcherg
purposes.
BARRELs-The market continues to be fairly supplied with
empty Spirits Turpenne barrels and in the absence of the
usual demand has ruled exceedingly dull We quote second
hand ones as nominal at 81 so 81 so each according
quantity and quality.
CoTToNThe market has ruled inactive during the week,
and closes with declining tendency Only one lot of So
bales sold Con Saturday, at 03 cents h. for low to strict
mddng receipts light, and scarcely any on market
Corn MEALS moderate request and with meagre
ceipts we note light stock market We quote at 81 10
Ia 81 20 % bushe, as in quantity.
F1oURsnce our review of this day week the market
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-06-03
Ten thousand deaths,
But not a single faor

Very important TO gardeners and housekeepers The
not garden but can be preserved from the ravages
insects or house that cannot be eleansed of all vermin
pests by Lyons Magnetic Powder One dollar invested
will save fifty in profit and pleasure It is the powdered
leaf of plant discovered by E. LYON French Botanist
IN the interior of Asia 1t kills all garden worms reaches
bedbugs ants, ticks eas moths &c. 1t entirely free
from poison, and harmless to mankind and domestic ami
mails The and societies of Europe have be
rally rewarded Mr. LYON 1t be ordered through any
merchant.
lis Powder kills all insects in a trice
While Pills are mixed for rats and mice.
Sample Flasks 25 cents regular Sizes cents and ST.
BARNES 4 PARK, New York
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-06-03

In this town. the LIST inst CHARLES HAIGH, only
child of Wm H. and Alice Lppitt aged year and
months.
MAGNOLIA, DuPLN COUNTY, MAY 81, 1859.
Departed this ransitory and vain world Dupln county
near Stewards Creek, the 18th inst Mr.. JOHN POL
LOCK- who born (what is known by the Groye in said
county of Dupn the 26h June $780, consequently he
Mary Edens New Hanover county, and sister of the late
excentric and industrious Robert Edens of Wilmington
known Familiarity by the of Bob Mr.. Pollock,
the subject of this notice, married in Dupn by that
venerable and we'll known minister, old Parson Stanford
He leaves four Children and three daughters who
credit to any county His venerable widow who
him. is II years DID, and is in extreme bad health At
late William Hurst a carpenter, He served him till he
arrived the of 81 years with industry honesty and fl
deity After his apprenticeship expired, he then
ced the carpenters business for himself of which trade he
pursued with perseverance and industry for upwards of so
years. heard of John Pollock having enemy in
life. Eoved honored and amened the best the kind
and most aectonate of parents his memory shall live
in the of his children until they again anot-
er, and truCt, far better world.
wish it in my power to add something perma-
ncnt to his than the passing notice of tribute of
spect and gratitude This his distant friends that
he has left behind not regret spot stain all WELL
His children and friends may we'll say
There is a calm about the dead
l. binds me to the Tomb
And to their memories who sleep
Long years in dust and gloom.
love the living and love,
When youth and bloom have fed
And, it's affection deep and strong
cherish for the dead. v
At Wrightsville Sound on the 23rd May JOHN w. CON
AWAY, Of William and Lunea Conway, aged 10 years
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-06-03
MORPHY
MORPH4.
LABOURDONNAIS. MDONNELL.
.OpFz PHHTJDOR. SAIVIO.


Won DERLAsI. HANsTEIN. ANDERSEN. BLGUER.
LOWENTHAL. szEN. PTEOFF. KIEsERITSKY. LANCE.
The Board is so paneed and dovetaed in construc-
tOn that influence of climate position posi-
bly, affect the integrity of the squares. AS specimen
Of workmanship addition to the felicity of It's design,
the fact that the most skilfu artisans consumed six
weeks in its manufacture, and another week in polishing
IT, Is pertinent proof of its superatve excellence Its
cost is not far from $500.
Besides the Chess-men and Board, there is OF
Rosewood fitted with artistcaly shaped, velvetlined
inches, for the reception of the set when not IN use.
The watch to be presented was manufactured by the
american Watch Company, and is very fine specimen
Inc stem or Pendant is eXquisitey carved SO as to rep
resent hngs Crown. 1t is sat round with brllllants
%IIn another large diamond at its top, which answers
III PuShpIece by which to open the watch. Up~L
one Id the United States coat of arms is richly carved
III feIe and on the other lid also in relief, the mono
gram
Instead OF the usual Roman numerals on the DIAL the
hours represented by the various pieces of chess
finely done in red and back-the Black King standing
at twelve and the Red King at SIX the Queens at one
and eleven, Bishops two and ten knights at three
and nine, Castles at four and eight and Pawns at five
and seven The cap is engraved with the following in
scrption:
TO PAUL MORPHY:
FROM THE TESTIMONIAL COMMITTEE OF THE NEW YORK
CHESS CLUB, as THEIR Tribute TO HIS GENIUS
AND WORTH.
New York, May 1859
The chessmen and boardwill be presented by JobI
an Buren,, and the watch by w. j. A. Fuller
The match between Messrs. Morphy and Perrin has
been concluded Mr. Morphy being the winner of every
game played except one, which ended in Z draw,
San Francisco letter says" Barry and Patten
the well known and spirited caterers to the public thirst
nave faied-gone the way of many before them. Tn
most distinguished lawyers of California have plead
tAelr bar-very successfully Frequently obtaining sue
verdict as to fairly staggev them.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-06-03
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE wEEK ENDING JUNE 3D. 1859

TURPENTNE-The market ruled steady at last Thursday
quotations up Monday when the price of virgin declined
so ON Tuesday advance of Is cents obtained
for yellow Dip with sales at 50 so for virgin So for yellow
Zip, and 81 IS for hard II $50 lbs. The receipts continue
exceedingly light and with brisk demand from both ship
distiers the market closes firm above figures.
The arrivals and sales the week up only 293 bbs
as follows
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-06-03

SPIRITS TURrENTINE-The market ruled steady at last
weeks quotation up to Monday, when. under the advces
received the price cents and sales made
at Al cents per gallon Since then has been in dropping
condition, and up to the time of closing report this
morning price has fun Their declined cents with sales at
y cents. The weeks transac tions follows
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-06-03
MARRIED.,

In Clinton. at the residence Alfred Johnson Esq.
PEIER CROW, of Fayetteville, to Mrs. JULIA A. ROBIN.
SON, of Durham Conn.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-06-03
Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current.

should be understood that quotations generally
wholesale price, In filling small orders high
er rates have to be paid.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-06-03
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN TIN;
RICHEST DIADEM

EVER WORN BY KINGS OR EWPERORS.
What: why a Beautiful Head of Hair.
Because it is the ornament God Himself pr0Uded for all
our Reader although the rose may bloom ever
brightly the glowing cheek the be sparkling
the teeth be those of pearls the head bere of its
erng or the hair be snared and shrivced harsh and dry
f or ha . r Prof woods Hair Restorative
used two three times week will restore and
secure all such ornament Read the following and
Judge The writer of the first IS the celebrated Pianist
Thdtberg: ", ,,,o ,o-
Dear Sir Permit me to express to you the obligations
am under the entire restoration of hair to its org
nal color about the time OF my arrival in the United States
was rapidly becoming gray but upon the application OF
hue. consider your Restorative as very wonderful i'll.
ventiop, quite eficacious well as agreeable.
| am, dear sir, yours truly, ~
"Drych ar Gwyiedydct'
Welsh Newspaper office Ii Nassau St., rl II, 1858.
PROF. O. J. WOoD Dear Sn,-Some month or six
weeks ago received bottle your lair Restorative and
gave it my wife, who concluded to try on her hair little
thinking at the that would restore the gray hair to
it's original color her well my surprise after
few weeks trial has performed that wonderful effect by
beautfyng and thckenng hair strongly recommend
the above Restorative all want OF such change
of their hair. CHAhLE9 CAfDEM.
PROF. o. ]. Wood With confidence do I recommend
vou Hair Restorative as being the efcacous article
ever saw Since using your Hair Restorative my hair and
whskers which almost white have gradually grown
%ar and now feel confident that few applications
will restore them to their natural color. has relieved
me- Of all dandu and unpleasant itching among
persons who perspire freely. j. u. klLBY.
| PROF WooD-About two years ago my hair commenced
falling off and turning gray was fast becoming bald and
xonr Restorative in January last. few applications fast
my hair firmly It began to fly up grow out and
v restored to its original COLOR health appearance
and cheerfuly recommend its use to all.
| ~ j. D. HOES.
Chicago, H., May l, 1857.
The Restorative put up in bottles of sizes viz medam
and small: the small holds pint and retas for one dol
more in proportion than the small retas for dwo dollars
psr bottle the large holds quart 40 per cent in
ppronortion and retais for So.
/ o. j. WOOD & CO., Projectors 444 Bro adway New
York and ia Market ST., st. Louis, Mo.
| AND SOLD By ALL GOOD DRUGGIsTs AND FANCY GooDs
DEALERS. oo-ooo
] May 9Th, 1853 IVS&S6-5m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-06-03

NoTE.-River Lumber, Tar, and Turpentne sold in the
water subject to the expense of landing inspection
cooperage &c. say lumber 80 cents to 81 u M Tar and
Turpentne about 10 % IA cents u bband naval stores,
when brought Railroad about the same expenses are in
curred.--* For virgin mixed Turpentne deduction
fifth is made the price of yellow Dip
cording to quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-06-03

NOTICE.
TTNHE FUNERAL SERMON of Mr. H. SHAW, deceased,
will be preached at Jacksonville, N. c., the third
Sunday in June, 1852 by Rev. G. NJ. Gibbs.
W. T. BANNERMAN.
June Sd, 1859 40-tf
The Cincinnati Enquirer requested publish the above.
NOTICE.
% TAKEN UP and committed to the Jail of Dupn
4 County, Friday 9th May, two negro men, HENRY
~ and NORRIS who say they hired by Elisha
Lee of Columbus County to work turpentne. The
requested to forward prove property pay charges
they will be dealt with according to law.
PATRICK MERRITT, Tailor.
June Sd, 1859 4O-tf