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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-25

rys RENOVAi.-DENTALN NOTICE -- w
IEit4II BURTON, Destist. has removed his office
"a his residsnos on Franklin street, second door
from the corner of Eighth, Immediately opposite 10
the Cntsd Presbyterian lDr. kead u ChuFcn.
de Tim
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TDWARD ID. EACHO,
H. GENERAL AGENT

Oflce on l4th. between Main and Franklin sts,
corner Of Exchsnse Alley,
Richmond, pirSinia,
Would respectfully inform his friends and the
public generally, tha, he will continue the srme
line of business the ensuing year, viz: Rentina
out Houses, Farms, &C., Selling Real Estate
Bring out and felling Negroes, Negotiating
Loans, Oollectiog Bonda, Notes, and Open Ac
counts Adjusting Claims and atcnding to all
matters appertaining to a General Agsnt.
Thsnkral fJr the liberal patronage he has re
ceived for the last nine years, would respect.
fully solicit a continuance Of tbs slnse.
Persons in the country intending 70 send ne
their servants for hire, would please do If pos
ID BILE by the LIST or Cd Of January, In rider that
good prices and comfortable homes may be Sc
cured de '9-im
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NOTICE.-At meeting OF the President and
~ Directors of the James River and & anawha
Company, held on Thursday, December 18th, $50 !,
1t was
Resoleed. That the keepers of the locks on the
tidewatsr eosanectior ana of locks Nrsgf 2, and
3, on The rst division of the Cana' be authorized
TO close their locks from 12 clock Saturday night
untii o'clock Sunday afternoon In each week,
and that no boat. except the packet boats, be per-
itted to Pa beswee" those hours, unless in the
opinior of the said lock- keepers the same may be
absolutely necessary.
Resolred ha: this order tab effect from The lst
day of January next, and continue in f)rce until
the further order Of the Board.
WIN p. MUNFORD,
DE- 24-ts Sec'y J. r Il K Go.
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w. N. a. STURDlYANT

W. n. a. STURDlVANT,
~ ATTORNEY AT Law,
RICHMOND, Va,
PRACTICES in the Courts of the G ty of Rich
nond, AID OF Henrico county, in the Court of Ap
peals. in the Conferate States Court and will at
attend 10 any legal business before any Oh the
Dep -Ttmeuas.
Ne OFfrcf-Corner of Bank and 1lth sts., up
sEairs--entrauce on Bank ut Ge 1-o3m<
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~ NOTICE.--Our books and accounts will be
sonnd AZ our former place of business No t5a Main
street where all persons indebted TO us will please
ea!l and make paymeE; without delay and those
having elains sssinst as ssili present them there
for sei.leuent WATKINS Il FICKLEN.
A 10
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i OfFACk OF THE y. f. p. H. n. vu.1
xaCHMOuD, De- 81, 1851.
49, NOTICE This Ocuas Sny wiu nav too
~ War Tax On itseaPkal 6se0G, thereby re.iev.
inS The Ss0ckh idsfs from ths pAs ment OF the sans
steokhoideEs thersfcrs, need DOT list the stock Of
The company for tAsaaicn. ks
4 - THOMAS ". 1lOCgxA11oUaH,
0ogI--tOk AudSArP
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EDUCATIONAL.


TNHE UNDERSIGNED, Mautsr of Arts Of the
i University of Virginia wi open, the 9th
of anuafy In this city, in the house formerly oc-
Gu pied By Mr.. BIsFoRD, on Seventh It, bst~een
Clay and Marshall, a SCHOOL, prepstory to the
University any Of our colleges. The subjects
taught will he the Ancient and Modern Languages,
Matbemstics English Grammar, and Com po ,ition.
Tuition tor SIX months, $fG-one half TO be paid
in advance, and the rest on the let of April 1852
de 2f-dtlstJan* & NORRIS NJ.
MRS. JOHN DARRACOTT Will open q
wi School, on the first of January next. for
young ladies, at Westwooo, her residence, on the
Richmond and Charlottesville Turnpike, one lie
from Richmond.
TERMS;
Board and tuition in English for ten months,
$3.50; tuition in English, Zone half In advance $50
Music and French a. the usual prices.
BEFEREECEs-Rev. Charles II. ReSA q. D.;
Psaeby r, Grattan, Esq; Dr. Thomas
5a 81 -trpk
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TrOR sALH.--A 1UnluTURE WAGON
n HORSE md HancsA -
6trsysA q naolssl--a suaalle esd NlxCH cow
4 satsbis reward viii - patA fpr her retnsm -
~. Jams H0LTON,
q ao-h oeoaA ~ ~ ap1 ~ ~.
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is1 MEDICAL CARD.

srg MEDICAL CARD.
ST OFFICE PRACTICE.
DR., PLUME, OF the old Medical House, confines
himself mainly TO Office practice. on Franklin
street, little below the Exchange Hotel, and dag
oually opposite Odd Fsllows' Hall, where skilltul
aud confidential treatment may be obtained on res
sonable terms Those who have been exposed to
certain contagious ailn.eats, are invited to call
cary.
Communications by mail or otherwise, promptly
attended TO. Office open from A. M till 9 r. NJ.
Lay 23-ta RICHMOND, Va.
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I sNSpNa OF THE SOUTHERN aRER.
rlsS"--composed by, and designed for the
snnusement OF. the Soldiers of the Confeder-
ate Army throughout the south For sale
An any amount, at the bookstore of WEST a
JOHNSTON, las Main street, Richmond, Va.
IA 9S--Sts
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kNR LEFEBVRE'S SCHOOL,
WI RICHMOND, Va.
This institution will be open again on the
lst day Of October, 1861, for the reception Of
both Boarders and Day Scholars
For particulars, apply to
au It's HUBERT p. LEEEBNRE
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
ID FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Frankltn Street. befaoeen Sd and 4th.
The Misses CLOPTON daughters of the
late Judge Clopt0n,) will open School on the
Ist of October, 1851.
Circulars Of terms, etc., will be sent to those
desiring them sc 28--Smk
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1 sEaAR MAKERS WANTED.

wewani Twenty 10 Fifty good Sesar Makers. ts,
manufacture Segsrs. in Charleston, South Csrcli.
ns We will give from 90 TO sio per thousand, a.
10 quality.
Respectable board can be had at SIS to sc uer
week 8. WYATT T. Co,
l63 East Bay, Charleston. s. C.
De lt--lmeps
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ID UNAWAY- Y-$la REWARD.-Ranaway
IL, from the subscriber, ON the 18th day Of
October last, his Negro Man HENDERSON.
Said negro is about % years old, very likely,
not very dark, and about6 feet high. The tips
Of the fore and middle fingers on the left hand
have been cut OF, and some Of his toes have
been frostbitten. He has q wife at the farm OF
MIR. VIM. Bouiware, adjoining mine. He may
be lurking near some Of the camps, with q
view TO engage himself as a servant. II Is
not remem bsred what c0lored clothes he had
on when he left. The above reward will be
paid II he II lodged In jail 80 that get him,
or upon his delivery 70 me at my residence. in
Henrico county. near Dutch Gap
no 3o-tS HENRY COX. :
ID DANAWAY.-1loo REWARD. .-Ranaway.
IL on Monday, . Negro Boy. named kSSE1,
about Ave feet eight inches high; black;
stammers slightly; about twenty or twenty
two years old; weight about 10 pounds; for.
meray belonged TO Capt. John Wright. Of
Plain visw r. o., King and Queen county.
Va. The above reward Will be paid ON his
delivery TO me At my Office, in this city. He
may be making his way to West Point, Va.
He has wife In that tnelghbofhood. His mp.
psT teeth are dark, xrom tartar on them
oc t2-ts BENJAAlN DAVIS.
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DR.. JAMES Z. WILLIAMS offers his profess
siona servi ss 70 the citizens of Richmond and vi
cnity. He may be found at DIR Z. w. HANCOCK's
office, on Main, between Sd and 4th streets o. ut
&r. WV. 8. PHI LIPS office. on 18th street, be-
tween Main and Bank al the usual Office hours.
ANY message LETT st either place will be prompt
IL attended 20. SO lots
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EGRO HIRING.
1862.

CHARLES 8. MAURICE. General q gent ard
Collector, Office No. 73 Main street, Richmond
Va tenders his services to tho public generally for
Renting out Houses selling Real Estste. Hiring out
Servants. neeotis,ing Loans, aud collecting Debts
In Hiring out servants, shall be careful to select
prompt la making collections and payments to
owners.
Good quarters will also bs farnished to servants
until home. are procured for them. Satisfactory
references given. Letter address, box LOLA, Rich-
mond, Va. de 23-lmx
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WANTS.

wv A WET NURSE
white, and without encum brance, preferred
Apply Immediately to
JOS. II. CRENSHAW.
Broad St, between 20th aud 27th eta
Also. for the en- sutEg year,
good female COOK and
CHAMBERMAID.
40 M
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y UNAWAY IN JAIL.-Wss committed to
III the Jail OF HeErico county, on ths 23d of No.
vember. 1871 as a runaway, Negro Man, who
calls himself JOHN, and says he is the property
Of MRS. Mary Scott, of Albemarle county, Va
Said negro il about 25 years old, feet 10 inches
high, yellow complexion, and had on when com-
mitted q light winter suit of homs,pua cloihes.
The owner OF said negro is requested to come
forward. prove property, pay charges, and TAX 9
him away, or he will be dealt with as the law di.
rects. GEO. d. PLEASANTS, s. H. @.
dc 24-ts
Ok REWARD-Wilbe be paid for the appre-
eD / Dhension and delivery of servant girl,
MANY JANE calls herself MARY JAsE JACKSON
gin ger bread color, sbcus 20 or s5 years of age,
and generally dresses in black. She was hired 10
Mr.. Joseph Jackson this year, and left her home
about Juy last. She has been in the city
within a week past.
LUCY H WHARTON,
Grace street, be wesn Adam and Eoushee.
re Mrs. w. has very vsloable servants
for hire the ensuing year. de 23-3ts
ID UNAWAY-TWENTY DOLDARS RE-
n WARD-Will be paid fer the apprehension
named JOE. It Is suppos he Is attending in some
Of g military ea ps near the city, and at nigh,
about ScreamsrsvilIe. He ia small of stature;
black whiskers; usually wears blue overcoat and
T. l.. APPERSON,
de 1o--6t* Admir- of WIN. Jarvis, decd.
HAN AW AY-S50 RLWAkD.-ksuaway,
III from the isil of Thos Jones, of this place, on
NJ nday. 2ist of October, 1861, Negro MAN.
named james; dark brown complexion, q yesrs
Old, and nearly six feet high. He had on dsrk
suit when he left; also, military oyercoat ex.
pect he viii try to pa S for free boy. Twill pay
the above reward for said boy ii taken out of this
city . Is If found ia it, ~ be de delivered to me
at Il. II. Stokess, Richmond, Va
de 19-1mk j. A. RURDETT.
TNWENTY DOLLARS REWAKD-WIL.
i LIAM FOS FER, mulstto man, well known
as having lived with Messrs. Warwick L. Bsrks-
dale, and ss a famous runaway, Is OFF again, and
will give $40 reward for his apprehension and de-
livery in Gary street Jail, or to me.
de It's ROBERT B. LYME.
ID ANA AY.-* so REWARD.-Kanawsy
II from the subscriber, on the Sd Inst, my slave
woman PARTHENA. Had On dark brown and
white calico dress. She IL of gingerbread color;
medium size; the right fore finger shortened and
crooked, from whiflow. think she is harbored
somewhere in or near DuvsIls addition. For her
delivery to me / win pay $40.
de- 6-ts G.. W. Fl. TYLER.
ID A NA W AY.-TWENTY DOLLARS
III, REWARD.-Ranaway, on the 1st instant,
a negro man named JOHN FISHER. He Ia about
30 years old; slightly bald; black color; had on
drab cost and pants, and straw hat. He Is from
near Harpers Ferry; formerly belonged to Michael
Tearney; has Q wife In said neighborhood. I viii
give the above reward for his delivery to me-, CT
placed In jail, 70 get him.
N. n. LEE, Agent for
dc ST Greenlaw d. Wicks.
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Al OTlCE.-DR JOHN N BROOKS OFFICE
IN is at the Northeast corner Of Main and 18th
streets where he may be found both day and night,
He has FOR SALE, privately, number of
Grounds, or Public Square, on Grace street, and
also on Broad street; fine saddle and harness
HORSE, OF ths Morgan stock, and PEW In St.
Psul's Church.
Es wants to HIRE an intelligent and active CO.
lored BOY either slave free about fourteen years
old. de 4-lm*
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" An T E D.--T wish to engage. BY the
w month or year. NJ a N who under
stands manufacturing -four, and who can
come well recommended as com petent to take
charge of a country mill. A good Cooper
will also find employment Address
CHARLES MASON
Edge Hill y. o..
de 2i-3lS King George CO, Va.
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NV N D-A hand who understands
w manufacturing Soap, to ge TO Georgia,
where IL is expected to commence the busi,
ness. To one who fully understands the bu :
ness, an excellent oppor unity is offered
ne pest wages will be given, and constant
employment. Apply at once at tseorgia
Hospital, on Goth street, TO
10 za-3ts IARKIN II. DAVIS
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ENGINEER DEPpA'T STATE or var
Richmond, Dec. 18th. 1861.
A NY outstanding accounts sgairst this Depsftr
n msnt previous TO Novsmber LIST, 1851, for ma.
tsrlais. labor, supplies furnished TO the dsfsn-
sve works executed under direction Of Ool. An.
drew Talcott shn ud be aeut In before the close Of
the yesr. BY order 81 ~ 3
EDWD. r. d. MYER0
de 00--6t Acting G1ats EuRine9.
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" N + D. Board ana lodsiag. with a
w family of refinement, by two gentlemen.
used to plain family life, who wish to avoid
the loneliness and extravagance OF hoiel
Leave directions for personal interview at
this office, addressed to 'iR. or
de 24-2,<
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DOR Il L N T-WheelWright and Black
smiths Stand The lot on Cary street
between 18th and 18th streets, lately occupied
by Jas. Carter, decd, as a Wheelwright and
Blacksmith's Shop, is for rent on reasonable
terms, 10 punctual tenant. It adjoins the
workshops OF Mr. Odeil and Mr. Farrar, and
is without exception the best location in the
city for the above business.
Apply to ALFRED INLOES
de 24-Gt Cor Franklin and 2oth ava
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-08-15

RAvAGEs OF THE HEssIAN Fly IN THE DAT
AND WHEAT FIEIDs.-We regret to state that
the fly is making fearful ravages among the oat
and wheat fields Of this county. Through Ian
singburgh, Pittstown, 1Ioosick and Schaghti-
coke, whole fields have been rendered nearly
yalueess a Ptstown farmer yesterday
brought us specimen Of his oats. AT the
Lead of nearly every berry was a knot of these
little red flies. They extract the milk from the
green berry, killing ii ctfectually. The oat crop
is suffering the most, but the wheat has by no
means escaped. To save what tn can, many
farmers are cutting entire fields, converting the
product into fodder.
The season was very backward, else many
fields would have rpcned and been out of the
way before the appearance of the insect. They
attack only the green berry. The amount OIL
damage already done is immense, and it i:
feared there is scarcely field of oats or whea,
in the county that has escaped.-1rOy (N. l.,
Wig.
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HE LATE R.WELLISGToN.--W announced
yesterday in the Advertiser the death of the
Rev. Charles Wellington, d. d., which took
place at Tcmpleton, Mass, on Saturday last,
the Sd inst.
lie was the sixth of fourteen childrcn--nine
sons and five daughters--of William and
Mary (Whitney) Wellington, and was born
in Waltham, Mass, Feb. 20, 1850. He grad
uatcd at Harvard Collcgein 1902, being a class
mate with Rev. VIM. Allen, ID. D., formerly
President of Bowdon College; Rev. John
Goldman. ID. d., of Dorchestor; Rev. Jas. Flint,
ID. d., Of Salem; Rev. lchabod Nichols, y. d.,
of Portland; lIor. James L. Austin, Prof. Levi
Frisbie. Hon. Samuel IIoar, Hon. Levi Lincoln
Hon. Leverett Satoustal and A. Richie, Esq
lie was ordained pastor OF the Unitarian church
in Tempeton, Feb. %, 1907, and continued his
ministerial relation TO that society until his
death, period of more than ffty-four years.
About 1889 his health hogan to fail so as to
interrupt the consistency of his public services
and temporary provision was made for the set
Element of colleague, and on the 9th of Feb
ruary, 1874, Rev. Norwood Damon was or
dained as his assistant. NJ. Damon resigned
his ministry LIST November, 1916, and the sup
ply of the pulpit was resumed by the senior
pastor, and he preached most of the time until
August 1916 On the 18th of January, lS47
Rev. Edwin G. Adams was ordained as col.
league, where he still continues.
On the 2jth of February, 1857, DR.. yelling.
ton preached sermon on the conclusion oil
half century from his ordination. The tex,
was Psalms 81: 2j-"l have been young, and
now am old" His discourse was printed. In
it he gives brief and very modest account Of
his labors. He was dilligent and faithful
pastor, and was greatly beloved and respected
hv the sociptv of which hn wns on Iowa thoi,
spiritual guide aud instructor. In 1854 the
honorary degree of Doctor of Divinity was
conferred upon him by Hazard Collegc.-Ad
reJtiSor
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,.ss.sz55s,=z=.u VERMONT VALLEY RAIL

E;sssi:szt: BROAD. on and after MONDAY, Aprii 10Th,
GEz---Ez-1sG1 TRAINS will run as fcllows-
Leave Bellows Falls for rattleboro, so A. NJ and 30
NJ. Returning leave rachoro for Bellows Falls, 10 O5 AM
and 50 p. NJ FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls at
G.1j A. NJ Bra,tleboro 3.35 =. NJ.
The Passenger Trains this route South with
the VT Massachusetts, and Connecticut River Railroads
to Springfield Hartford New Haven and Bridgeport direct to
New York. On the North with the Rutland Burlington Su
liyan Vermont Central Vermont Canada Connecticut and
Passumpsc Rivers Rail Roads, forming direct communication
with WHITEHALL Saratoga and Schenectady, StJOhnsbuy and
White Mountains, Burlington and Iouses Point Oglcnslurgh
and Montreal. NJ. SLOAT, Superintcn1rnl.
Vt. Valley Il. II. Office Auril 2gth, 1861, 10
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INERTILIZERS.

TNEAS, COFFEES, &c.
Il CHESTS NEW GREEN and BLACK TEAS,
Of every grade,
better at present prices than be bought elsewhere
PURE GROUND COFFEEs Of all kinds also, Whole do
SPlCES-all knds-Warranted Pure and Fresh Ground,
expressly for our trade.
Also, FANCY GROCERIES of every description, just
ccived, by
FROST x GOoDHUE.
April %
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identical Rev. Mr.. Prcntiss. Mr.. Cracroft con.
tinued his remarks 10y declaring that he wished
the reverend father Of the young traitor was in
the sane safe keeping, Cor he (Mr. c. had Oh.
tanned, while at the seat of Government. the
most complete and uconuovertihle evidence
that while he (Mr. Pren,iss) was occupying the
pulpit of the Epiphany, in Philadelphia, he was
IN correspondence with Southern traitors, and
that he was actively engaged in plotting treason
against the Government. Mr.. Cracralt did no,
mince words nor did he spare traitors or those
who sympathize with them. Mr.. G., although
occupying the same pulpit from which poor
lying was elected for doing what he conceived
to be solemn duty, but few years since, can
now speak the simple truth fcarlessly. The
day OF mcanly trucking to smooth-tongied
treason has gone by, and the wounded spirit Of
dudley Tying would have been oppeased ha i,
been present in his old church on last Sunday
night, and known the history of the events
which have taken place since it winged its way
upward from the mangled form of its earthly
receptace.-I hHadeiphia Dispatch.
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4 NEW DISCOVERY. The Ascardes or
IA Pin Worms, the removal NJ which has banled the
skill Of the eminent physicians and universally CON
sered by them beyond the reach medicine are eutre
ly expelled from the human system by the use Of
DIR. r. G. GOuld's Pin Worm Syrup.
Cure warranted In every ease.
Relief afforded In twenty-lour hours.
This Syrup is purely vegetable preparation and harmless
with the youngest child.
sYMPrJNs.-Intense itching biting and distress IN the
lower part Of the and about the seat, Often
for the Piles slrecabe sensation in the epgastric region
lover part OF the bowels, resessness wakeulness starting
aud screaming in the sleep fiiung and not unfrequenty
spasns or fits
CArriuN-rhe genuine has the namc ar H. q. Goull's
Pin Worn syrup blown In euch bottle, his pIr,ri and
fac snile ii his signature on the wrapper.
IERyEY MORE SOLE PRoPREroRs.
Address GEO c. GOODWIN Il CO., IL and l2 Marshall
street, Boston, Mass General Agents for New England.
~ sold by Druggists gencraly.-lyl7
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NEW HAVEN AND NORTHAMPTON

NEW HAVEN AND NORTHAMPTON
~ RAILR0AD.-On and after Monday, June Sd, 1s0l,
Trains will run follows
Leave Northampton 20 a. Mail and Passenger Train
for New Haven and New York; 1l05 Accommodation
Train for Westheld.
Leave New Haven for Northampton, Accommodation at
100 am, connecting with train Conn River r. l. for the
NORTH 3l5 p. m, Mail aud Passenger arrival Of II 10
Train from New York, connecting ut Westfeld direct
for Albany and the West.
Leave Wcstfeld Il5 =. for Northampton arrival of
train from Albany.
Come MS, Northampton with Conn. River Il. Ri Mt
Westlcd, Western Railroad, at Painiied, Providence,
Hartford and fshkil Il H.; at New Haven with New York
and New Haven r. RI New Haven, New London al Ston
nngon r. r. and New Haven, Hartford and Springfield Il.
X.
Tickets sold and Baggage checked to all principal points
West.
Freight forwarded with equal dispatch MS by Express.
ClIAS. n. lEAAANS Sup't.
West1eld, June LIST, lsGl -tr2i