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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-09-04
ron THE LANCAsrER LEDasR.
Resolution Of Thanks.

In consideration Of the kind and hospitable
reception which Capt. Barnes Company Of Vol.
unteers, the Lancaster Hornets" met with at
the residence Of d. G. stinson, Esq, in Ches.
ter District, on Wednesday, the 2sth inst, on
their way to the Camp Of Instruction q, Light.
wood Knot Spring. the following resolutions
were this day offered and unanimously adopted
by the Company
Rssoiped, That the thanks Of the Lancaster
Hornets" are due, and are hereby rendered TO
ID. @. S,inson, Esq, ,. p. ingram, Esq., and
surrounding neighbors, for the sumptuous Pic.
Mic prepared for them at tho residence of the
former on Wednesday last.
Resoissd, Tha, We regard thie demonstration
- another evidence Of the patriotic spirit
which Animates the breasts Of the people of
Chester District-a spirit which does no dis.
credit 70 the memory Of their iilustrious an.
eestors. Who bore so noble part in tho first
var OF our Indspsndence.
Rssosvsd, That tho foregoing be published
10 The Lancaster Lsdgsv aud Chester Standard
y. 7. WADE, Orderly.
Camp Johason, Lghtwood Knot Spring.
Aug. sfst, 1881.
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DTArH OF LIEUT.. HArsxswoRrH We re.
gret 70 learn that Lieut. John r. Haynesworth.
OF Sumter, In this State, and formerly editor of
the Sumter Banner, who was wounded In the
battle OF the sist at Manassa, died at Warren
ton, Va on Wcdnesday. the 2lst inst
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tB- Mr.. Redding has our warm thanks
for papers. containing impor,ent news matter,
in advance OF the Mail
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AILrrARr.-The q ct Regiment of South Car.
olina Volunteers, lately stationed at Summer.
vile, has been ordered TO some position on our
coast. II has been reported that Col. Orr's
Regiment was also ordered TO the coast.
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ESTKAY.-Taken up by the Subscri.
IL ber, on the road leading from Lancas.
ter to Camden, about ten days ago, small
bay h"r'e.n'uie, aged about six years. Said
mule has been appraised at eighty dollars.
The owner is hereby given notice to come
iorward, prove pfoperty, pay expenses and
take him away. II not taken away within
the time prescribed by law after tho ap-
peaiance OF this advertisement, said mule
will be disposed Of as the law directs.
J. Pl1"TMAN.
Lancaster, ). g.. Aug. l7Ih 1861. 2S St
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NJ OTiCE.-I WISH TO MAKE
~ known to the public that the subscri.
Der has charge Of J. r. Massey's Mills and
has had them put in good order with new
bo'tng cloths. From my former expert.
ence' feel assured that can please any
who may give mo trial.
F. p INGRAM.
Aug 2l, 1861. 3m.
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NJ IT 7, r. 8

TliE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS A FINE
L young JACK to those desrous of raj.
sing their own Mules. lie will stand dur.
ing the season ut Il. d. VI. Dunlap's. Hen.
ry is the Groom and will use every effort To
prevent accidents, but the subscriber is no,
responsible It any should occur.
Terms, $40 insurance, due the time the
mare proves to be with f0al
In all cases wnere mares are traded, the
owner Mt the time turned, responsible for
services rendered.
Il. X. CURETON.
Lancaster, April 81, lS6i.-S-tf.
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The Enemy on de Cosa.--Thers was
considerable tslk .pon the streets yesterday
In Consequence of dispatches haviag been
received In the morning stating that largo
feet Of u. y. war vessels had suddenly
len Hampton Reads and saiIed South. La
ter in the day dispatches from Wilmington
sonssysd tho intelligence that the feet had
Rssset Caps Haiterss on Monday afternoon.
SSH lstsf The news esms Ia from the har-
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S 0 u L H G A R0L N A ,
Lancaster District.
In The Common Pleas.
vs Attachment.
K. Elliott.

Whereas. the Plaintiff did on the 5th day
of October 1860, file his declaration against
the Defendant, who Gas it is said) is absent
from and without the limits Of this State.
and hath neither wife nor attorney known
within the same, upon whom Il copy Of the
said Declaration might be served. II is
therefore ordered, that the said defendant
do appear and plead to the said dec lal alton
on or before The 9th day Of October, which
will DO in the year Of our Lord one thou
s,nt eigrt hundred and sixty .one, other.
wise final and absolute judgment will then
be given, and awarded against him
!. A. STEWMAN, &. C.P.
October 5th, 1860. 35-ly-m.
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Notice,

DURING my absence George McC.
Nith"rspoon will act as my Agent and At.
torney i'll fact, and is authorized to repre-.
sent me-
JAMES H. WTTnERSPOON.
APRIL II, 1861. lOtf
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Important from the West

CINCINNATI, August 26-Col. Tyler's di.
vision Of u. ). troops on The Kanahaw
River, in Western Vsginia, has been badly
defeated by The Confederate torces No par.
ticulars of the battle have been received
berc yet
a fight occurred yesterday Mt ShotwclI's
toll gate, seven miles from Covingron, Ky.
1t resulted in one Unioni,t being killed
and one mor'aIy wounded. a large party
of Unionists have gone in search of the
Srcessionsts (who numbered hve), and
who have fled to ward, Tennessee
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lRoSroN, Mo, August 20 1t is reported
that Gen. llardec's forces have Withdrawn
from GreenyIi!e to Reeves Ferry. Dlher
movements Indicate that llardce's culuma
is moving west, for the purpose OF eifecting
II junction with Gen Pillows force.
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New ORLEANS. August 27.-Col. BAYLOR
has issued his proclamation taking posses
sion OF Arizona: in the maine Of the Con
feirratc States. lie declares the civil and
military offices in the Territory vacant. and
provides for the administration OF Provis.
iomal Territorial Government Until such
time as the Confederate Congress- shall
regulate othcrw i-e.
Gen. A. ). Johnson and party arrived ut
McsIlla on the LIST ut. lie took COM
mand II the Confederate forces, and is now
prepared to meet the United States rcgu-
lars under Lieut.. Moore
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JEFFERSON Cry, Mo, August 26.-Gam-
bic, the hogns Abolition Governor, has
called for 24,OOo Missourans. his civil pow
cry being found inadequate to sustain his
prctensions. Where volunteers Inil 10 raise
their quota Of men, citizens wiL be dratted
for the term of six mon'hs, un!e,s peace
should sooner ensuc The bogus Cover.
nor promises To furnish arms ~ soon rs
they can be had
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-27
MARRIED.

CURTIS -LEwIS-In this city Monday Feb IS at the
Washing onsquae Methods, Epscops Church by the Rev.
Thomas Maciarlsn B. Frank Carl, Ee Lewis third dsSeh
tor OF Joseph c. and Euphenia Lewis, ali Of this city
LAFORGE-pECn-In this city on Tuesday Feb o. by thr
Rev Joel H. Lnsey d. D. Mr. Boru s. Laforge OF this city,
10 m Susan Peck Greenwich Conn daughter Of the late
Nathan PECK.
THORNE-BENsoN-fn thi, city on Saturday, Feb 70 By
the Rev Robert @. Dickson Ogden H. Thorne TO Emily n
Benson. both of Brooklyn.
VAN WART-BROWN-0n Saturday Feb 90 by the Rev
VIM s. Mkels, Charles U. Van Wait to Miss Myrietta r.
Brown, both Of this city.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Brooklyn, T. d., on "Wednesday
John j. Wssenar Miss Emma s. Burger both Of that city,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-27
fesal Notices.


NOTICE OF SALE.-Whereas default has been
made to the conditions Of certain bearing date
the m day of MAY d. eighteen huEdred aud hyseYen and
executed by Sheboygan aud Mississippi Railfoad Company
TO Azada C. flag in the City OF New Trustee ana du
recorded In tho office the Secretary Of State OF the state
Wisconsin In Book of Railroad Mortgages pages l5s TO o3
incive and Whereas the said Flag has resigned the appoiut
eu of Trustee under sd mortgage and the undersned has
been duly and appointed according to the provisions
Of sad mortgage said Flags and Trustee In his
place Now therefore, by virtue OF the power OF sale CON
tanned said aud Ia OF law, the under
signed Trustee under said mortgage viii on the second dy oil
March A. d. hundred and sxyone, at the Station
House Of said Sheboygan and Mississippi Railroad Company In
the City Of Sheboygan Wisconsn at two O'Clock IA We aef-
noon OF tia. day sell public auction to the highest bidder Tor
the oftwo hundred aud ryeig thousand and nine
i've dollars aud toy-one cents t28 3 Al the amount oil
bonds by said mortgage outstanding with the inter
being the claimed To be due thereon
premises descrbedi In sad mofgge wiz All ana
Division the Railroad of said Company from
thu Sheboygsn the City OF Fond duLac In Niscon-
with al the rights OF depot grounds rslways
rails bridges stations station houses aud other buildings,
hcredtaens by said Sheooygan and Mis-
.pp Railroad Company held thereafter acquired in
cor aecon said frs, Division Of thr Railway re-
ns thereto whether obtained under the rights and pvezes
OF their charter them By deed and also all the
to incomes rents issues snd profits and coTporste and other
ancbs Of said Shehoygan and Mississippi Railroad Company
connected the seid FIRST Division Of their Railway or re-
ing thereto and also all the locomotive engines tenders cars
OF every description machinery shops tools ara i'm
ponents wood and property connected with the proper slp
net working operating and conducting OF the SAID Aroai
then owned OF acquired by the said sheboy2n and
M.pp Railroad Company for appurensns TO t1s acre
road in substitution Of those then owned OF oe
e s of which personal ehate declared to be fixtures
and be used and sold therey h and
not separated heerom and 10 be taken a. thereof
December l3 1904. SAML 4 bENsON nustrn
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Burning fIui0, Oils, ST.

NAPTHALINE LIQUID GAS,
~ new substitute for Burning Fluid can be used In all
Fuid Lamps and Gas will bprn 80 per cent longer
than common flud. - ...zx. -. 1870
ROSENE COMPOUND SAFETY FLUID,
superior BURNING FLUID bys chemical rendered
SAFE clean and cheap.
al tls orauins AID bei,avs Of oil inhGfionL
KEROSENE COAL OILS ALCOHOL CAMPHENE, and
COMMON FLUID for sale by
SAFETY FLUID COMPANY.
No 2.6 GREESWlCH-sT, NEW-iORk.
State and County Rights for sale.
Orders by mall promptly hlled
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NTEw-YORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY RAIL-


NENTRAL RAlIIROAD OF NEW-JEhSE1.-
~ From foot Of Courtandt Matchmaking At Hampton juno
ton With Delaware, Lsckawanns and Western Railroad and a.
Eson with Lhgh Valley Railroad aud Its connections forming
a direct line TO Harrisburg without change Of cars.
SPRING AaRANGEMENT-Commenc Msrcb ], 1871
Leave New-Ydt follows:
HARRIsBuRe ErPREss-At6 for Easton, Reading Potts
Vile, Harrisburg Msuch Chunk WillAnsport, &c.
MAIL TKAIs-AtB a. for Esston, Water Gap, Scranton,
Great Bend Piston, WilhesbnIe, &C.
l2s THR0IGH TRAis-For Esston. Mauch Chunh williams
port Reading, Pottsyille, Harrisburg &c
Az ~ THRovGH TKAIs-for Eaiton, Bethlehem. Allentown
and Msuch Chsnk.
6P.M WAY TRAIs-For 5omerytlle.
EIPRYss TEAiN HARHIsBURG-Th. . m Express Train
from NewY on arrives Harrisburg at 1870 In time 10
Railroad northern Central North aud South, and with the Cum
berland VALLEY Railroad.
ELIkAHETHioRr Asp Nrw.YoRH fERRY-Leave New. York
from Pier No North RyeI ct 30 and 20 $780, $40
and $50 p.
LEAyE EILBrrH-At6:l 1872 and s;O5 30 aud i.4o
D.
The boats atop Bergen Point and Mariner Harbor every trip
each way. JOHN .. sTERNS, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-27

HENRY u. MINER, Aucuoncer.
MINER d THORP will sell at Auction, on
WI WEDNESDAY Feb "a 1861 at 70 ocloct in front Of
Saesroon. No n Naissu, opposite the Post'oce PAIR
Dark Bay MORGAN MARES lSt hands high and years old
well stylish and free drive in single OF
double together In about mnue. are ooth
erceent SADDLE ares and sound and Kind Also an
omen Brett nearly new been In but three months wa
built TO by Of the best city builders Also sci OF
double j. r. Harness In good order city made Also bay
Horsa is hands bigh old sound and hind IN gu hane
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SOOTHING LETTER.

A SOOTHING LETTER.
GEORGE A FOWLER Of Guhford writes.
Permit me to ssy to you that MRS wINsLOw's s0OrH-
iSo fhUf has unprecedented sale with me since my O.
TONERS hsve ssceaned lite merritt. Ti. IA the first fine 4.
hyhve Jesrs drug business that have indorsed medicine
Tor h' intrinsic good qualities never before tbt vross
recommendation Of patent medicine Ipo~ M, b.a H.
composition Ia. but believe perfectly h.,uls and ~.
know 1t gives the greatest satisfaction to parent. and nur,
sfordng quietsds and relief withou, any un,,..,
tending Its uss
Yours, respectfully.
GEORGE A. FOWLER.
Millions Of bottles Of MRS. WINsLOwS SOOTHING
SYRUP used every year the United
dreu eethins. with nevorf.ins Relief rxxxD.r.
and CERTAIN.
MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP {. .ur. To regulate
tho bowels.
Orders coming every day Druggist. in psrss II
the country, Send Of MRS. wINSLOW't s0Ora-
Inc SYRUP"
Millions Of bottles Of MRS. wINsLOv's SOOTHING
SYRUP sold every year In the United s.sie&
Give old for diseases Incident period
eeshhg children Here you have that old oeu
in the form Of MRS WINSLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP.
MRS. wrNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP never fail. to give
.nm date relief
MRS. wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP I. sold By Al
druggist. throughout the United States
HIGHLY IMPORTANT To MOTHERs.-MRs WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP the only thing that you can rel,
1pon give rest to yourself an relief and help your nat
MRS. WINSLcwS SOOTHING SYRUP hiss been the
means ofresOrDg the dropping spirits Of many mother.
This 4. the season OF the year to MRS. wINSLOws
SOOTHING SYRUP.
To every mother who has children suffering from Of the
complaints incident this period of teehng do not h
your preudces the prudices Of Others stand In the
way of the reefthat will be sureye. absolutely sureto fol-
low the use Of MRS. wISsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP.
Druggists everywhere now keep MRS. wINSLOw's
SOOTHING SYRUP for children eethng No medicine 10 the
United States sells like IT, 1t Is standard medicine, end ts
fans worldwide Physicians order and use it wherever s
magical effects have been witnessed.
During the thirty years unprecedented and increasing popa
su,y OF MRS. wINsLow,S SOOTHING SYRUP. inDumsr-
able CoRDraLs" and other nostrums prepared by pretended
NJ Ds have sprung up and lived but mushroom existence,
while the SOOTHING SYRUP has been constantly increasing
in popularity and become household word and thousands Of
mother. thank Mr.. wlssLoS for the health Of their chdea
by the use Of her invaluable Article.
When present Of Cordas" have followed In tho
toet..ep. their luous predecessOr' MRS wiNsLows
SOOTHING SYRUP viii continue to be popular fsyorse and
| a blessing to every mother.
Nan. ,.pupe miles. the facsimile of CURTIS PERKINS
New. York, Is ON the outside wrapper
Sold by Druggists throughout the world
Principal oaice, No 10 Cedar-st Sew'York
Price only Is cents per bottle.
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printing.

AT EVERDELLs 302 Broadway, cor. Duane
IA At, WEDDING CARDS In elegant styles at low prices
See the Ribbon Knot for Cards Specimens sent BY mall
AT VIM. EVERDELLs SONS.-Wedding
IN CARDS Of the latest styles at No lO4 FnOns, N. Y
VIZ. EvYRDKLL IN. HENRY EyyKDELI- FBASCIsEvRADHLI-
CLOTE g. JAMES,
- STATIONERS, PRINTERS, and BLANK BOOK MANU-
yACrURERS. No SO Fulton Orders respectfully solicited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-27
Meoiral.

A GREAT CURE.-Dr. Lelands ASTLkhEU,
"A s.rlc BAND ceres SU DsI n ssa
Na ns,jrsivs circulars sent free Agents wanted eve
Sywbss g. Smith Co.. PropretOrs office 4os Broadway MI
OOUT AND RHEUMATISM: The eHcruciat,
" Ing pain Gou ssyS II two sssas
9 pn Ans OIrT IND RHEUMATIC PILLS They give Inn
mediate relief .Ohures q this disease and carry 90 me
n ~ ay lind and certain TO prevent the Eout attacking
any vital part Price % and Is gents Per box
rn,sra and sold BY their agent MILTON HARSANT 33dsf
md Brosdwsy aud by =. G. WELLS Co., No. iie Franklin
al N Y and By all druxsxts - . -
er M.ieys Commissioners have authorized the name ana
.dde. OF Thomas Prout, No. 928 Stsnd London 70 % IN
genuine medicine. l ~ y
C0RR CORNS and BIINIONS are really CURED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-27

HENRY ID. MINER, Auc,oneer.
MINER * THORP will sell at auction on
vi WEDNESDAY, Feb. "a, 1851 at 10. O'clock at their
Saesroom No 81 Nassau St. opposite the Po Once eeneIa
assortment Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, removed Tor con
veeucs sale consisting Of rich carved rosewood faio
Suites do b. Library and Dningroom do carved rose
wood Satuary marbeop Bureaus WAshsiand ana
Center Tables rosewood HI. scks black Walnut Hs stand
ard Chas mahogany Wardrobes Bookcase sofas and hs
painted Cottage and mahogany Bedsesds hair
Mattresses. &c velvet Brussels aud ain carpets &c &c
also about pairs Of ne painted gilt and Pisin WINDOW
Shades being balance Of manufacturers stock also large ara
Of Syerpted WAre all Of the latest designs
Cake Baskets Coolers Gobles spoons. FORKS Knives
Of all sizes the stock oa Madenane Manufactured Also
Office Furniture.
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90 rUbom II man Concern.

CORPORATION NOTICE-A resolution has
been presented to the Board Of Aldermen TO have the side
walls in Second from Thirty fifth to Forty nth street.
where not already done, tagged
hst the westerly sidewalks OF Seventh street between
second and Third be tagged whore no, siresdy
tagged. - IN - ~. Ill.,.
,ions directed 10 NE Chairman Of the Committee Streets
board Of Aldermen, No. City Hall -,
D FL A BOOLE, )Commiues
JOHN Russell.
JOHN II. BRADY Streets
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Gales bn Auttiorl.

A J. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER.
IA THE ALBEmAkLE HOTEL Eli :, ,0.,on. on
rauRsbAY February 49, at u Ococi at the Merchant EI
change, nup sprvrnIn
attic white marble building and plot situated on
the northwest of Broadway and 2h-'treet opposite
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL AND MADISON SQUARE
and known as the A1BEMARLr HoTN4
Size Of pO-lc, inches O, Broadway III iee 10y
inches 81 feet % Gs es Ms.s Ss as
W TERMS LIBERAL
The surveyors drawing Of the shove property can De seems
No Pine-st where maps can be haa N ,OoOI
A. NJ MRnwlS, Auctioneer
DY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co., Irving Buildings,
ID MOI, ssa aud 596 BrOadwayssles of Books Stationery
f'"rS %E MSsh Il ESESS SSo FEB AZ
PRIVATE LIBRARYot choice English ard american
RSSs s saG aSy .ad
h.Sg Of the State @ss e ss%fs
with most Of the plates eoOed &C. Also bsc
%.nus BOOKCASES. Glastonbury Chairs spanish Bo1e.
GEo. A LxAvrr, Auctoneer. CT.
DY GEO. A. LEAVTTT & CO.-Trade Sale
ID ROOm, No. q and % Mercer st. for the sale Of D00A
oArTS Or FRSATE Hs1 K. s sS%p':' e
Theology Bellies Lettres etc In the Engnsh r'ench' '
man languages To be sold at auction a, above.
COMMISSIONERS SALE of a desirable COuN-
~ TRY SEAT New Brgnswck IN Mc,.I h of sii,,
Rsn Mach -; CIV T. % ss B1Snsa will the
hshest bidder beautiful country seat the OF ne @
Nicholas wyckoa lying between the Irsato1 n. Of
sixteen ofsud In the highest state OF %
mon which (. large double dwelling house with double
nsTlors ,,nrroom dining bedroom and Kitchen On he
rt oO and FIVE handsome bed rooms on the q
Caragchoue stable, and other out se III s,
order The premises tasteuy laid out with rst ana oien
trees calculated for gentleman doing "a '
cty il being within minutes ride OF the railroad
and fom which are eight trains daily For beauty
and ion this place surpassed by lew ana
offers opportunity ,se,y met SnS a"e'
inquire OF FEiEh r Mi 1SiHrGUST (Commissioners,
I'M iRAS e s Topnsith'' New Bnnswick.
Or NJ ABRAHAM REAMER,
No. So Broadway, New.Iork
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Cutters, 6aroware, &t.

Cutters, 5aroware, &t.
V,IN PLATE, SHEET IRON, ZINC. &c,
l. TIN aud TERNE PLATE, CHARCOAL and CONE
usT t6ff FH. seffT'EHR. sI6tS TIk, WIRE, Ia
For sale By A. 4. THOMSON Co. No I'D "s'er'st
INO DEALERS in HARDWARE conse-
quenee Of the death Of senior Mr. Edward Corning on
the 26h Of January becomes necessary Tor the surviving
ne, 40 close the affair, Of he firm For the present un
new arrangement nsde for carrying on the business. We
note. send your order. TO EDWARD CORNING Co.
Per JASPER T. CORNING, Surviving Psrner
No. &c Duane st., Newly YORK.
Ps-ou all remtanoes will allow you one haf Of the
exchange.