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..ss 81 THE BEST

s.ssE 81 THE BEST"
Splendid Stock OfPianOS.
W0RCESTER'S NEW n. y. SALE Sc
VFTE offer for sale rui assortment 81 ne zos sap Fo
W PIANO FORrEs
ever offered FOR sale -h oNrk-, AID AK an exaaSaon non
thos. "a wait OF hs BEsT PIANOS a. he .cfets
o.qa Bookseller and Deale- IN Pilnofoytes
UPHOLSTERY AID PlrGR-HiAGlNGS.
TEVF subs-- re-neetsJ s0ucts cal nom bis hen1s ans
ne p1bs easA eSaae his stock Sf goods In The above
Ire, co1f.slls Of the following
Velvet r.pe.trv Rr fares Ply venetian, Dutch, Hemp
Ac. Heart R1gs, Door Eats add stAiT 2ods
Curtain Goods.
Brocat, satin DAmssk, Unon Damssk TAssei 9Inp LAce
and Agsln curtans nh splendid Assortment Of "naew to
nees Bands add Pins wnd0W Shades large assortment OF
Floor Oil-CIOth,
or AZ ne bet pacru and from quality % The lowest
priced shch VIII be 70 a. halls all dnensions
ALSO. Table Cotha--a large variety.
Eaper-HangingS.
Assortment o. an The foioUs Velvet
GOA s.n Psn Papers OF color
tr IN ths dlferen kinds Of sood marble Being practical
$1,000 FseL having The beat employed
vi Be warranted 20 iFe satsfaeuon-
An or-s ,r anything ne above re yin be panctuAy
tesdsd 10 both In the chg or country. -
aalr and shack Mattresses AID Feather Beds hand
ana rs.S@ NJ order, ne best nst-r4ls locAl W AW
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
For PURIFYING THE BLOOD,


And for the speedy Of the sutloucd varieties OF
Disease
Scrofula aud SCrOfulous Ancc lions, such Rs
TumOrs. Ulcers, Sores, EruPttohs. Pim-
pies, PustuleS. BlOtches, BOls, Blains,
and all skin Diseases.
OAKLAND, Ind, 9th June, 1859.
J C. AVER & Co. Gents; I feel il my duty to ac-
knowledge what your Slrsaparilla has done Tor me;
Having inherited a ScrofuOus infection, have suffered
from DO I'm various ways for years. Sometimes u burst
out IN Ulcers ON my hands and arms; sometimes u
turned inward and distressed me 40 the stomlch Two
years ago broke out INV head aud covered my scap
anil with sore, which painful ana othsome
beyond description. tried medicines and several
phy>ic, hut without much relief from nny thing In
fact the disorder GREW At length was rjoccd
% read In the Gospel Messenger that Won had prepared
alternative .>grsaQarills FOR knew rom your repu-
t1tiou that any thing YOU made must ho goCd sent 10
Cincinnati and rot u, and used 10 m Il cured me- TOOK
H. YOU a I~e, In small doses of te1spooni1l over
MONTH and used almost three bottles New and healthy
skn soon began 20 form under the sc3h which after
while fgll oN NV skin T. now clear, and know by my
feelings that the disease is gone from my system y on
1vg hclcyc that feel what am sayn" when tell
you thar hold yoU 10 be of the apostles OF the age,
aud remain ever gratefully, Yours,
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III FTateraaIiy yours, G. '. LARnIER, NJ. D.
Rhsu.n.ti.ln. Govt, Liver Com plant.

INu.rrNrsNcE. Preston Coz Va, 9th July, 1850.
DR.. g.. AVER sir; have been afflicted with pain
M chronic Rheumatism For long time, which battyl the
sim nr il,,-iriins aul stuck I'm spite of All the
r,fra.- could lind, until tried your ~saparilla One
D. ftls cured raH weeks, suj restored any general
L..tH SD ar-h that far better than before was
aft.esgL. ,.a, 10 won artul medicine. !. itEAM
.fr'.. " Gu-rhe'l. or ST. Louis, writes. d" have h."n
DESTROYED ms health tried every thing and cry thing
f'.l 10 rt' .te mes ano h-ve been broken dov
for some wears from other cause than 6-rHgrf ~
d. I- Nv beloved pastor the Rev. Mr. Esy advised
NJ. to as your ~ar-apaa because he said he knew you,
and av thue voa made worth trying. By the bless
I'M of God has cured mo, and has so purified my blood
A. % make % new of me. ] feel young again. The
best that be said OF you Is not half good enough
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Rronehocele. Goltre. or sweIled NecL
Leucorrhoea or Whites. Ovarian TumOr,
LLr.lnn Lla rnLlnL.- EamnIe nisenses.

hlon Sloan or Prospect, Texas, writes; Three
bottles OF Your Slrsap1ri'a cured me from tIonrc-a
hicous swelling ON the neck, which had suffered from
over two years.
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TNLBoTT 4 BaoTHkR, PrePris.on Of the above worn
u are nov building PORTABLE STEAM ESGfsEs Of An h.
proved construction Of all Ses from hI 70 forty orr. Pow,
suitable for Circular saw Mills TbTeshng Machines ot
purose which they hatter themselves fully n
perior TO any Engines built here elsewhere.
They will also furnish STATIONARY STEAM fsGIsy fran
ten Horse 70 any required pever. Wv"
and OF various sizes.
PUMPS and WHEELS for WATER woRgs, foRrABIy srr,.
hILLS, and IRONS for MILLS Of all kinds. "
RAILROAD WORK OF every description.
TOBACCO PRkssEs ELAfrENIEG MILIa, and all srel.. ,,
manufacturing Tobacco together With every hind Of BEAss
RON oABTIHGs and WROUGHT IRON WORK ~
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NEW ARRANGEMENT
FOB RUNNING The STEAMER CURTIS PECK.
TIyHE steamer Curtis Peck, Capt Jno H. e,SlE,,-k
L Preeman will, and after Monday next .eszz4hn1z1.
9Oh inst make regular James River bet eeh as ana
th stone House wharf leaving Rockets every Monday Meah
v and Fay mornings at O'clock precisely arriving at sone
Hous. wharf O'clock remaining there until ~ CLOCK
returning Grove Whaf aud leave there each alternate
dayg Tcesiays Thursdays and sstur, syE at O'CLOCK m
and touch at regular landings the aver EonE ana re-
turning. s., 80, a., III. ....-,-ro
Thc Curt Peek neatly fitted with bhus for night
daon passengers coming from below CAR Say Oh eosu INT
nights she arrives at the above Wharf
Pa-sags Stone House, 81 GO, means extra " Cts
Freight take for the above p ace. = u,eu,Ss
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$780, azE EE

OFFICE RICHMOND 4 PETERSBURG r. r. co.,
RICHMOND, Va, Oct SO, 1850. (
TUyHE trains on this road will follows
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND FOR PETERSBURG.
Express daily except Sundays connecting with the
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad at 4SO A. NJ
Accommodation triweeky, Monday, Wednesday
aud Friday, at 90 A. NJ
Mali daily at245 p. NJ
TRAINS LEAVE PETERSBURG FOR RICHMOND.
Express daily at S45 A. NJ.
and Friday. - Sis A. NJ.
Mall daily Except suRdsy) at . 10 r h
THos. II. wYNNE
nobl-f Superintendent
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YANCEY e. HARRISON,
2l9 NAN sfREET,
Importers and Dealers in
FINE LIQUORS, CIGARS AND GROCERIES,
on hand and offer for Of Brandss
ii such as
"James Hennessy's ""vne Growers Company"
'otard, Dupuy Co." "Huvet,"& &c
The best brands OF
Champagne. Sherry Madeira,
Port and Rhine Wines,
Gln whisky, Jamaica Rum, Porter and Me
Also, splendid assortment Of
Havana Cigars, Old Java Cofee,
Refined Sugars, Teas, &c dc. fel5
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pr. =. r. :. Claiming, OF New York City, writes; q"
most chgrJ comply with the rcgu St OF your agent in
sewing have found your Sars1paro most excellent
Alternative n the numerous compl1uts for which We en-
pillow such rcmedv, but especially in Ft'de Diseases
OF the >croUlou- datlcsis. have cured many nvet
crate OF LrucorhTa By it, and some where the
complaint caused by liberation Of the uterus The
ulcer1tiou itself was soon cured. Nothing within my
knowledge equals 10 for these female tgrlngvmcnts.'
Elwsrl =. Marrow. of Newbury, Ala, writes; dan
Co-- 1rr''p terror of the females in NV family
which had o. gd all the remedies could employ, has
A. Ia;h been clmn',t l cured hy your extract OF Sar
ssutril'. Our physician Thought nothing but cNur0
ton could afford relief but hc advised the trial of Your
Slrs.ulri as the last resort before cutting and il
proved ai.riull Amer taking your remedy eight weeks
M. I'm !. /. Tho IL.-I-.- r-Lul-LIs., -
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RAILROADS, &C.
sOUTH-sIDE RAILROAD.

sOUTH-SlDE RAILROAD.
an ANDAFTER MONDAY THE22d AU. -
~ gust, the passenger Trains will run As follow:
IRON PETERSBURG TO LYNOHBURG.
Train starts daily 81 osO A NJ reaches Lynchburs alsss
p. N.
Passenger Train daily, except Sundays, 81 40 n,
reaches Lynchburg ati29o A. NJ
IRON LYEoKBURG TO PETERSBURG.
Train start daily al II A. NJ reaches Petersburg
Passenger Trains daily except Sundays At 1890 H.,
reaches Petersburg at $50 "A. N.
These with daily trains TO the Spring. Knox-
yile Nashville, Memphis &C.. 10 New Orleans.
az This the and most expeditions route 70 all psrs
Of Tennessee Aabsms Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas and Texas
The City Point Petersburg daily except Sundays
M u Noon City Point At $50 A. NJ and lSO u.
and from all the packets when
q. D. BIRD,
suqI 6ensral superintendent
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SehirruS. Cancer FumOrs, Enlargement, III
ceration, Carries, and E1foliatiOn OF the

0T---
Tho - OF this remedy, uUt space here viii not adj
rrfr them some OF them may De- found u Ouc american
u,aJc, which The agent. below named are pleased 10
furnish s,lri, o. an who CIll for them.
nysDepsia. I5rGrt Disease, Fits, Epilepsy,
Melancholy Neuralgia.
MANY remarkable cures Of these affections have been
made iy Oh, r.t.raii,r power oi tn, Eedig"' IL 'lnH-
i.. nh. Mai f.ur-lu. into vigorous action. and thus
on rrone- Old orier> which would 81" supposed 'yCud
10, r.u-h such remedy h1- long been required 10y the
necessities OF tlg people, aud Wr ceuulent THAI this
VII In i.r t.-m al Tint MN.Lllug can do
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-15
FURTHER BY THE STEAMSHIP NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Feb. I.-By the arrival of the
steamship New York, from Southampton the 2gth
ult., we CLEAN the following from European e1.
changes:
The Army and Navy Gazetteer of France SAYS.
the Emperor has resolved upon the construction
with the greatest dispatch, of ten iron cased rigates
OF the La Gloire class.
La Patrie denies that France has encouraged
Denmark to resist the demands Of Germany 1t
also denies that France is organizing a squadron
for the Baltic.
La Pahie says the bombardment continues to
be carried on without result on either side.
The Marseilai5e, Russian frigate, has left
Touon. She goes to Villa Franco iussead of Gaeta
when her commarler will receive fresh orders.
The correspondence of AH0gratG sa,s the
Spanish Minister will stay with Francis as long as
he remains on the Neapolitan Territory.
Tetuan is to be occupied by Spanish troops till
the MOors entirely execute their treaty.
A Naples dispatch of the Goth, says treasona-
Bile correspondence entertained with Gaeta, of
high Importance, has been discovered.
Tho Courier MercHn!}e says the bombardment
OF Gaeta continued with prodigious vigor from the
batteries on the land side, combined with the now
ertul operation of the fleet. 1t was hoped that
the besiegers would be successful The fleet with.
drew on the 23d to repair damages. After silenc-
aug nearly all the enemy's batteries, the lombard
ment was to rec0mnenCe the same evening.
At Calcutta great discomfort was manifested
by the withdrawal of the ten millions of pounds
sterling annually spent in the culture of Indigo
Lord hgn was soon expected at Hong Kong.
Baron eros would soon go to Suez. American
Minister Ward was to have left on the 18th of
January in the steam trigate Niagara. Sir Hope
Grant is visiting Japan.
Great alarm prevailed at Ming-po, from a re-
ported movement of the rebels. Foo Chow was
IN state OF tranquility. Disturbances had, how
ever, broken out in the northeast provinces
: The Cunard Royal steamship Australasian, ar
rvedOut at Liverpool the ut ult from New \ ork
with adyices thence to Jan. lG
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6 PREPARE 1WP. WAR;

The Louisville Courier states that citizen of
Kentucky, being recently on a visit to Springfield,
Illinois, called on Mr., Lincoln, and had some con-
yersation with him in regard to the political events
Of the times In answer to Lincons inquiry
whether Kentucky would make common cause
with the other Southern States, in the event the
Federal Government should attempt the recapturc
of the Southern forts, the Kenuclliau replied un-
hestatinEly that she wCuld. "Then,' said Lincoln,
"let Kentucky prepare for 'rnr.'
This corresponds with the declarations Lincoln
is rertrted to have made at various points on his
way to Washington City. He has intimated th7
the policy of his administration will be cocvc
and that the South is to be compelled back
the old Union by force of arms, if the rcsul
be effected in no other way.
This is threat; and threats are not eXac y 'ue
proper sort of persuasves to address to s "tneF"
people. In individual intercourse thre0o Is al
insult and is always resented as such. MIR. -lhcon
therefore, in employing this style of add esS' nae
made mistake not to be wondered at IL one
ignorant of Southern character and the pres
temper of the Southern people. But f' "
addressed to an individual, excites
still more will it do when I'D
whole South. Time will show =
people, in the aggregate, are
| tive when they are threatened, than lit
| dividuals.
| But Mr.. Lincoln evidently entertains the e IoNe
| GUS idea common to many persons IN the ~
| that the movement in the South is nothing itot
than temporary ebullition of passlon-thatN 10
sporadic and irregular-that it is simply an 0"'
| hurst of popular excitement soon to be ex III
| crushed He is evidently not aware that it is he
deliberate purpose of the South, of the best ad
leading men in it, to maintain, at whatever col
the independence which they have declared Fe
is not conscious of the profound depth TO which
the Southern heart has been stirred, and of tie
unanimity which prevails among the great massts
of the Southern people. 1t is fatal error that IL
and his partisans are committing.
We do not say this in depreciation of the "war"
that he has proclaimed. The people Of the Soul
beg quarter from no man and from no mattel
They know that they are able to defend then-
selves or if not that they will die in the last dich
before they will yield. We have said that " 40
not want war, and we have warned the NoEt1
against the fatal folly of commencing it. 1'u' IT,
despite our warEings-whch they must go IIlS
take for entreaties-they choose to undertN0 We
o,,+,u,,;,o IS o,h,7i,,t NO ,,,o, their owl heads
H. ~ oo,soo,,or,oo, ro+ n +ba ,naa Zine let
Kentucky as Mr.. Lincoln advises her, 'Fi0p"'o
for war and let the other Southern StaSs tnat
have not secoapd do the same thirc unl5s they
oro ,,i11i,rr 10 ran,oin r,anobars If an ABOLITION
1r,ior Tho nroc.n,ation has coma forth frn the
oliof of tho marty II rayooins to he seem " ether
Or not the entire South will accept the challGge
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-15
TALK ON CHANGE.


The very fine weather yesterday brought out a
large concourse of dealers, Would-be buyers
operators and general lockers on. The flags OF
Carondelet street and environs were thronged at
an early hour. The results in the way of business
were not of an extended or important nature. The
grand boulevard, Canal was also crowded-crino.
linedom made great exhibit. If the great retail
dry goods trade, millinery and fancydom in gen
eral did not realize benefit, then the great turn
out mnst have been all show and shopping It is
manifest that the eXchequers of the lords of crea-
ton do not vibrate; that a system of economy and
retrenchment is now i'll its incipient state, which
operate adversely to the general retail trade
Now and then we observe the value of two or
three wagon loads of cotton going into the Golfers
of some Of the large and gorgeous stores on the
boulevard. But trucetto Canal street. Towards
meridian later advices from Europe were an
n0unced. After some inquiries and many sur
misses, it proved one of the Bremen steamers had
arrived at New York, with dates from Liyerpool to
the 10Th ult. As instances before, by these IT.
regular boats, there no quotations of markets
received. We had merely the remark that sales of
cotton on Monday, the 28th were 1000 bales, the
market closing dull. These kind of dispatches are
not very safe to move on. Among other dis
patches received were several from the great Bear
Garden, Washington City. The old women of the
metropolis, with Lieut. General Scott were getting
over their fright about an attack on the capital.
There was good deal of talk towards the close
of business yesterday onthe downward tendency of
the exchange market. There are splendid chances
for dealers and operators to realize largely. The
come-to.day and go-to,morrow gentlemen, if thew
have anything beyond kites to operate on. can
make splendid investments. The great staple feels
the effects of exchange at1O0 on London, and s. IS
on Paris.
The receipts of cotton begin to fall off. From
the bend above Wioksburg the crops are nearly all
forwarded. The receipts up the river from yicks
burg to Northern markets are not in excess of last
year. From Memphis up the Ohio and other points
the total shipments for the season up to the 9Th
foot up to ll90 600 bales against &c 600 bales same
time last yearan increase of 5000 bales. 1T is
bruited about that planters in Northern Mississippi
and in some parts of Tennessee have forwarded
their cotton to Memphis, either for sale or Ship.
ment, INSTEAD of sending it to New Orleans to meet
obligations and advances made in good faith that
the crop should be forwarded hither.
The Legislature of Tennessee has passed " stay5
Law" notwithstanding the good crops of cereals
raised last year, with a very highly remanerating
return for the cotton crop. It is hoped the high
standing Of Tennessee will not be long furnished
with population.
The following figures give the Galveston cotton
statement for tie week up to last Saturday, the
9th instant:
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AMusEMEETs Vngieties.--'s Dot y and Po-ca-
hontRs'' last night went off beautifully and glorious
~ as ever, before large and fashionable audience
None Of the company appeared to be wounded
In the least disabled from the ere of the porter
house batteries, whose ramparts are printed paper,
and whose guns are quilts, and whose ammmuni.
ton IL ink--n other words, the e phunny pheE
( lowsn and terrible Bquihsters Of New z rk and
ether stupendous cities, who miss their oysters
whenever the Varieties company is in New Or
laans. Tonight will be reproduced that beautiful
drama, The Romance OF a Poor Young MAN.
with the usual powerful cast, and all the splendid
sceneries which have This season made the drama
50 immensely popular.
Sc. Chcsr'les. We regretted to see the slim at
tendance at this theater last night; for Eddy's
rendition Of The Corsican Brothers, is one OF the
most effective and bestacted things that he has yet
offered. Tonight he appears in one of his other
great and absorbing plays, 'Jean Remy,7 Mrs.
Perrin assisting him.
academy. The Gnfisty Minstrels last night gave
q jolly entertainment TO a full house, and offer
another varied and attractive performance for to.
Right
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Mffg DESoTo RIFLEs.-This company, the or
geinfaatida of which we noticed yesterday, we
ifsarn, israpidly filing up its ranks from among
ssouragilg is, that the members are regularin at,
teridHce at drill, and are working hard to perfect
themselves in the weapon they have chosen to arm
themselves with-the Maynard rife. They practice
at atErget at regular intervals and are improving
50 raridly that in few weeks they will compare
Hwftlaany body of skirrnishers in any service.
The Maynard rifle IS a weapon which has ELECTED
esiighest praise wherever ii has been tried. The
'inse ator, DIR. Edward Maynard, Of Washington, D.
o. has been conlplimented with the Great Medal
OF Merit by the King OF Sweden, and created a
Il eChevalier of the Red Eagle by the King of
Prussia. Gen. Scott says that IL is the greatest i'm
a'pTovemeIit in firearms made within century;
that it does all that be required of military
rifle. and does it in tie best possible Manner
q These guns load at the breach with cartridge,
i which any one of ordinary intelligence can easily
Il prepare they weigh only six pounds, and can be
Y fred from twelve to fifteen times in q minute.
From a report made by Capt. Dahgren, dated
November q, 1850, we learn that trial was made
Of these rifles By him, which resulted in striking
target fye hundred yards distant, every time in
two hundred and fifty rounds, and that four. fsths
Of the shots were within the space Of four feet
square. every one Of them passing through a pine
board one inch thick. From these facts it will
be easily understood that the Maynard rifle in the
hands Of such men as compose this new company,
could be made do valuable service, and we would
rejoice to see other companies adopting them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-15

THEaIsEISoE OF WALES AT CAsigRIF,eE.
Prince of4TFales made quite brilliant entry into
Cambridge on / he 10th ultimo, on his way to his
ealIege lie b. Ills Of the town were rung and
flags and banners displayed, while the municipal
Authorities, il the ,eryile phraseology inase abroad
hum bly, erayed permission 10 Offer to his Royal
EgIln, sss7' tesrco organizations. The Prince was
then au ly natrcnla ted member of the nis ersfty,
swearin. to na,ntai the supremacy Of the SoFer-
eigE her hers and successors, the Church Of Eng
land by blished, and the privileges and
Of the University. After this there was
q regular teranhss among the ladies present for
the pen with whichashe Prince signed the natricua-
itiollsbapk.
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can accounts are two days later than

lay.
uropean accounts are two days later than
u.eViously reported.
Commercial Intelligence.
"vERPo0L, Jan. 29.-Yesterday' (Monday) bust
,osing dull. The quotations of last Friday were
rely maintained.
LOSnoN, Jan. 29.-American railroad shares
I'VE all slightly advanced. Quotations for Consols
.osed at 9l5c.
No Liverpool Breadstuffs in London. Wheat de-
Cliued Is. to Is
European Political Intelligence
The Italian Parliamentary elections resulted
fayorably to the Lberators. Count Cavour is re-
turned from Turin, and Garibaldi and Poerio from
Naples.
Russia has ordered the formation of three corps
d armGe on war footing, to be ready by the list
OF March. One is to March to the Pruth, the sec
ond TO the frontier of Poland and the third to be
held in reserve.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-15

Haw "a WIZ At PoEER.--The st. Louis Evening
Naws saws that on Tuesday night party Of gam
blers we're engaged in playing at den on Locust
street. when one Of the party lost considerable
amount 81 n loney. The LOST money of the losing
Gambler MI. naced upon the table, and his oppo-
nent reaching he cards to him told him to CUT"
lie Immediately did 50 by sticking his knife through
tie gamblers h snd and pinning it 10 the table
He then gsaspea he money and in the excitement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-15

IA SELF sAtsgIFioIsG DEBT CoLLEcTuR. Job.
bling houe in Philadelphia employed lawyer in
North Car oIina to Gallect debt of 500. In the
course Of 6lnle they received from him the remit
ttance Of $50. Having been unable to collect the
debtsn the gssGsnlar way, he had boarded it out7
i'm concluding his ettersas the firm he wrote.
i have retanaed $5 for 4ny services though the
eoInmissioni is d ut 81 SO. have only to say that
if ,yoa knew Gle abdominal anguish have suffered
Il while boarding out your sp, you wouldn't he
-sgrudge the extra half dollar.