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SHERIFF'S SALES.

BY virtue OF sundry writs to me directed
issued out OF The Court OF Common Pleas
of Columbia county, will be exnosad IN
pu blic sale. al The COLLlERY. lately own-
ed and worked by F. & j. Anspach' at The
head OF Big Mine Run Plane, in Conyng
ham township, Columbia county. on
Friday, September 4, 1868,
al O'Clock, in the afternoon, The folio wing
properly, to wit: All that certain Lease
hold Estate and Coltiery PROPERTY, situate
in Conyngham township, Columbia county,
Pa, described as follows: All that the
exclusive right and privilege OF mining,
digging and carrying away coal above and
below wafer level, in and from all the north
dipping veins next underlying the nam.
moth vein on The Locust Mountain tract.
in Columbia county, from the 2Olh day of
May, Ammo Donini eighteen hundred,and
sixty. four, 10 The LIST day of January, Ammo
Domin eighteen fondred and seventy four,
subjeci 10 the payment of rent of twenty
five cents per ton for nine-Ienihs of the
amount mined and of fifteen cents Tor one
tenth of the amount mined being The
same estate which Gideon Bast and John
Anspacb jr., by lease dated the twentieth
day of May in the year of our lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty four,
demsed unto Frederick ]. Anspach and
James Anspach for the term OF len years
from the lsi day o. January, in The year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixly-four, and which the said Frederick
Ansoach and James Anspach bv agreement
dated The 18th day of July, Ammo Domini,
eighteen hundred aud sixty. five, transferred
aud assigned unto the said Jno. Anspach ir..
who by wiring upon the said lease, EN-
dorsed, elected 10 hold the said Leasehold
estate as separate estate from that in the
land, and declared that the said term OF
years should not merge in the fee; together
with all and singular the coal breaker, en-
Q inc house, shops, engines, machinery and
fixtures erected, and the drifts, gangways
mines and olher Improvements made aud
opened upon The same, and all The wood
leave, woods, ways, rights, liberties, priv
ileges, improvements and appurIenances
whatsoever there unto belonging or in any,
wise aPPertaining.
ALSO
AT the same lime and place, II T Rails,
2 Belt Wheels, "a Drift Cars, Small Cars.
? Din Wagons, 3 Pieces of Sheet Iron,
lot of Shove!s, Sledges and Picks, g Collars
aud Harness.
Seized, taken in execution and 10 be sold
as the properly of John Anspach, ir.
SAMUEL SNYDER, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office.
BlOomsburg, Aug 16, 1865
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EState OF Henry o. ho0ns, deceased.
THE undersigned Auditor, appointed BY
the Orphans Court OF Columbia County, 10
make distribution of the balance in The
hands of Henry Buss, administrator OF Hen
ry G. Koons, late OF Hemlock township, in
said county deceased, among the several
creditors Uf The decedent, in The order estab-
lished by law, will attend at ms office
in BLOOMSBURY, ON SATURDAY THE
I2TH DAY OF AUGUST NEXT, al 10
O'Clock a. M OF said day, for the pur-
pose OF making distribution. All persons
having claims on demands against the .es-
late OF the decedsnt, are notified to present
Them 10 The Auditor on that day, ,or be debar.
red from coming in for a share OF The fund
ROBERT F. CLARK.
BIoomsburg, June % Is65. Au'u
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A Card 70 the Suffering.

DO YOU WISH TO BE CUREDl IF
so, SWALLOW two or three hogsheads OF
"Bucbu, ''Tonic Biuers.' 'tSarsaparilla,"
Nervous Antidoles," &c, &C., &c., and
after you are satisfied with the result, then
try one box of OLD DOCTOR BUCHAN'S
ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS-and be re-
stored 10 health and vigor in less than thirty
days. They are purely vegetable, pleasant
10 take, prompt and saluiary in their effects
on IN e broken down and shattered consti.
tuition Old and young can tai ke Them with
advantage. DR.. BUCHAN'S ENGLISH
SPECIFIC PILLS cure in less ian 30 days.
the worst cases of NERVOUSNESS, Impo.
lency, Premature Decay. Seminal -,alsesk-
ness, INSANITY and all Urinary, Sexual, and
Nervous Affections, no matter from what
cause produced. Price, Que Dollar PET box.
Sent postpaid, by mail, on receip, of an
order. Address, JAMES s BUTLER.
No. 429 Broadway, New York, Gen Agent.
p. S.-A box sent 10 any address on re-
ceipi of prce-which is One DoHar-post
free. q A descriptive Circular sent OIL
application. July i9, ls65.-sw.
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wEMOCRKTTC COUNTY CONVENTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that The Demo-
~cratic Electors, in and for the several Bor-
poughs and Election Districts, will meet at
sfheir respective places of holding :he Gem
eral Elections except in Conyngham ip.,
there they will meet a. The Public House of
Peter Howers-on SATURDAY, THE 26th
sOF AUGUST, 1860. between the hours of
3 and Z O'Clock, P. NJ of said day for the
purpose OF choosing Two Delegates from
esz5h District, 10 meet in County Conven-
zion, at the COURT HOUSE, in Blooms.
burg, on MONDAY, THE 2Sh DAY OF
AUGUST, 1865, al I o'clock, P. NJ, for The
purpose Of making the usual annual nomi.
nations OF Ihe Democratic party OF Colum-
sbia Eounfy.
E. n LITTLE, Choirmon
9oHk J ST'Lss, ISAIAH BowER,
HEs'Y HnrERLIIEk JOHN HILL,
PETER K HERBIsE, JOHN FRuar,
E. G. RIcKETs, ELIAS DEIrERIcK.
Dem Stand. Committee.
Bloomsbury, July %. 1868
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The REPUBLICAN Stale Convention which
met al Harrisburg on the l7lh inst, mega
lived the followi ng resolution by vote of
IL nays 10 II yeas
Re'oLUe9, That this convention, represents
ing the loyal people of Pennsyl vana, rec
ogniZe the claim Of our citizen soldiers on
lis confidence and gratitude, as superior 10
those OF all others, aud that in token of the
sincerity of This declaration, it will nomi.
nale none as candidates for Office except
those who have proven their loyalty aud
patriotism by services in The field, against
The enemies of cur republic.
Comment is not necessary
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To DrunkardS.

OLD DOCTOR BUCHANS Drunkard's
Cure permanently eradicaies the taste for
strong drink, and cures the worst case of
drunkenness ia less than eight wesks
Thousands of reformed inebriares now
live to bless the day they were fortunate
enough TO commence the use of this valua>
bic remedy. Price two dollafs package
Mailed TO any address on receipt oil an
ofder, by JAMES S. BUTLER,
429 Broadway New York
Sole Ag't Tor the U. s.
August g, IS65.-2m.
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| The Republicans of Maine held their Con~
vention for the nomination Of State officers.
on The tenth instant, at Portland, which re-
suited in the denomination of Governor
Cony for another term. The resolutions are
confused admixiure Of extreme radicalism
and attempted Endorsement of what are
called Prsridenl Johuson's "poliiical senti-
ments." They start off with the assurance
that tae Union party of Maine recognize
The divine hand in carrying Us through our
civil war, and "giving us lasting peace
based on the ex,erminaiion of slavery and
restoration OF the 'Unioo," and yet aImos.
Immediately assume that the "divine haudo
has done this work SO mperieclly as to
make il the duty of the Republican parly of
Maine to do it all over again. Thai is. in
stead of a restored Union, so graciously
vouchsafed US by the divine instrumental
iiy, We have a column of re5eIIious States
to be held under Provisional Governments
until they shall be reorganized in accord
ance with the views of such political ma
MACS as were assembled al Portland on rhe
tenth instant
Among other political cfudities it is as
ssrsed to be the duty of The Administration
to establish such Provisional Governments
on The ground that The people OF The South
are not as yet, s'safe deposiiaries o. free
republican government" This would no
boubt be a very satisfactory argument for
The Imperialisis of Mexico to urge upon
to Justify him in striking down
popular rights there, bot il certainly so ufids
strange to Americans, where the people
have been heretofore recognized by all par
lies as the primary source and fountain of
all political power in The State. But this is
The age of political crudi,ies, and We should
not be surprised to find the Republican
party OF Maine re-enacting the old Puritanic
''ihat the earth is the Lords
and the fullness thereof" aud they the sre-
cial ssinIs 10 inherit it.
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RiDDING's hUssIA sALVE

Heals Old Sores:
Redding's Russia Salve Cures Butts,
Scalds, GUS.
Reddine's Russia Salve Cutes Wounds,
Bruises, Sprains.
Redding's Russia Salve Cures Boiss, vi.
GERS, Cancers
Reddine's Russia Salye Curee Salt
Rheum, Piles, Ery sipelas.
Redding's hussia Sslve Cures Ring
worm, Corns, &c, sc.
No family should be wi,honi it.
ONLY 25 CENTS A BOX.
Aug 10, lS6i.-1y.
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lHE LADY's FRIEND.-"Catching the But
lerhy" is The leading sIeel engraving of she
September number of this favorite period
zealand very pretty picture it is. 1t
will remind many of The days of their child.
hood, when they roamed about catching
bul:erfies-and some perhaps may think
sadly that since they have grown to ripper
years they have been engaged in nothing
much more important than trying 10 catch
such other butterflies as wealth and pleas
nre and fame. TIE steel fashion plate TO
this number is as handsome as usual. aud
lhe sporting dress in il is something Iil-
tie peculiar. We suppose il is the way
that the Empress Eugenie and her ladies'
dress, when on their sporting excursions.
"Looking for Father" is pretty wood en-
craving. Then we have eneravings ofa
Lace Jacket, Mode OF dressing the Hair, a
bridal Coffure, indoor cap, &c. The Mo.
sic is President Johnson's Grand March. -
Among the literature of This number we
find Cherry Lawn, by Hattie Hammond:
Loves ldolaior, Paroleo, Titan Vercelli,
Looking Beyond, Mrs. MeIendy's Match,
by Frances Lee; The Village Beauty and
The City Belle, by Mrs. E. NJ. Russell;
The Midsummer Child, by Julia Gill;
Marriage by the Way, by Sophie May;
Told BY The Sun, Beatrice CoIona. Editorials
Fashions, Receipts, &c.
Price $3.50 year, 2 copies $500 To
those desirous of making up clubs, speci-
men numbers will be sent for Is cents
Whee'sr + Wilson'S celebrated SeiUing machines
ave furnished as premiums. Address Deacon
&PeIerson, BIG Walnet street PhiiadeII.
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SAD AND FATAL AcclDEST.-We regret 10
learn that on the 22d of July, Samuel n. Lei
dY, brother of Hon. Paul Leidy, of this
place, Of The 18th Illinois Infantry, while
travelling with his regiment from Fort Law
renee, Kansas, 10 Fort Kearny,w was acciden-
tally thrown from the wagon on which he
was riding, and the wheel passed over his
head ard breast, causing his death in two
hours. The deceased was formerly of Co.
lumbia county, but has for Rumber of
years past been residing in Illinois and Min
neso:a-the latter State being his residence
al the time he entered the service. He
leaves a wife and four children % mourn his
unlimeiy death. h.-DanUate Intelhgeneer.
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The implements for the manufacture Of
sorghum, recently purchased by the Lu-
zerne County Agricultural Society, are on
their way. We learn that there are about
10 acres OF this sugar cane growing within
five miles Of oGr Iown-conseQuentIy a fair
test will be made oil il the present season.
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REVIEW OFF THE MARKET,
cARGruILY coRRrcrrD wrrKLY.
MA RR lie d.

In Wilkesbarre, August 9, 1865: by Rev.
Y. C. Smith, Mr. William A. Robbins, Of
Asbury, aud Miss Mary A. Allabach, of
Orangeville, Pa.
In Clearfield couny,by Rev D S. Monroe
Rev. VIM. H. Dill, A. NJ. Prof. OF LanQusg
es, in Williamsport Dickinson Seminary, 10
Miss Edith, only daughter of j. Boyn:on,
Esq.
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The gOb Mountain

Democratic Meeting 10 be held on the 2gth,
5oih and slst inst, at Orangeville, Pa, will
be the best political meeting held during
this campaign. Some of the best speak
ers oi Pennsylvania and New York will be
IN attendance TO discuss the issues. Every
person should attend and not only be bene-
fitted by The able speeches, but enjoy the
opportunity of three days recreation in the
fresh air OF the NoB MouNTAIN. 1t will be
most favorable occasion to revive your
health, TO revive your pleasures, and last, but
not least, TO revive and strengthen your
Democratic principles, and draw you TO
more sincere respect of the old Constitu-
tion-the bulwark of our liberties,- and an
untain;ed love of our country. Come one,
come all" Come in every convenient
way, and do not forget TO come in your Gov
cred iwo-horse wagons, loaded with three
days rations.
SToE's SILVER CoRNET BAND will be in at
tendance 10 'sofen the :imes," and remind
US of the happy cheer OF "HAIL COLUMBIA
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THE SHoDDY STATE CoNvEsrIos which
met at Harrisburg last week put in nomi-
nation for Auditor General, Major General
} F HARTRANFT, and for Surveyor General,
Col. j. M. CAMPBELL both old soldiers
This was thought the best selection that
could be made. One of its members i'm
plored The Convention to nominate miHfary
men or they would ''dig their own graves"
This advice was needed. No doubt il was
"a prudent step; but we can't see how salt
pelre would save their party This Fall In
all cases, whe.e there is no doubt of the
election of an Abolition ticket the shoddy
party invariably put in nomination stay al
home PARROTS; but where men are to be
sacrified-Ihe chance of an electi on hope.
ful-mililary men are placed in nomina,
tiOn. So much for their sympathy for the
soldier.
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The NFxT GovERso soR.-The Democrats of
Berks county, at their annual county meet
ing on the sth inst, unanimously adpted the
following resolution, viz:
Resolred, That The course of our distin-
guished seIlow-ciiizeH, Hon. Hester CIy-
mer, in the State Senate, the acknowledge
leader OF Our party in that body, meets with
the unqualified approval of his constituents
While We express our thanks 10 The Democ-
racy of the State for the faueriog vote Civ
en- 10 Mr.Clymer ia the last Gubern atoriaI
Convsniion, (Iscking only two votes of a
nominalIon) We hereby present him as the
choice OF Old Berks for Governor in 1866.
confident that in the indispensable reqaisi-
les of integrity and ability, bis superior will
not be named
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The Abolitionists carried on a wicked
and Infamous war against the South, Tor
four years 10 sci the negroes free. Now,
when the master tell their slaves that they
are Tres and can 60, these same, Abolition
lists wani to compel their masters TO keep
Them and pay them wagesi How much
longer mus, abolition scoundreIs make a
bell OF free America IL Sunbury Democrat.
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SELECT SO aOOL.

MY SCHOOL will open its next Term Of
A'A Eleven Weeks. on MONDAY, THE
2STH DAY ot AUGUST. All the branches
of liberal English Education are iaue hl
VOCAL MUSIC will be standard branch
for the benefit of the whole School
Instructions will also be given IN a6y OF
the Beautiful Branches, and in Instrumental
Music. G Terms, liberal
ELEONORA /. LESCHER
Bioomsburg, August ?, lS65-lm.
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WISTAR'S BALSAM
OF
w I'D cEERE

w I'D CHERRY.
One OF the Oldest ana most e.iabl. ,s;n.
edles IN the world for Coughs. Colds
WhooP'pe Cough, Bronchitis, ,Dif-
hcnliy oil Breathing, Asthma.
Hoarseness, Sore Throat
Cfoop, and every Affection OF the THROAT
LUNGS and CHEST, inclndinu eyen
c80mS~WnBGaOm
WlSfAR'S BALSAM OF WILDCHERRY
DO general has The use OF this r.:ihelEy
become, aud so popular IS il eyervwbe,s
mat II IS unnecessary TO recount its yirtbas
lis works speak for Ill and fnd ur,ef.nc.
IN the abundant and voluntary es.imo,,.r5
the many who from long suffering and set.
iled disease have by lis use been res,o,sa
TO pristine vIgor and health Wecan mr..
sent mass OF evileuce in proof of orr
assertions. that
CANNOT BE DIScREDITEb.
Testimony OF Mr. JAMES GRIMES
a gentleman highly esteemed in Columb;s
Co. Pa, and one whose statement can ha
relled upon.
MI. Pleasant, Col. CO., Pa Nav 81 1851
Messrs Seth w Fo~ler & CO.. Boston
Geniiemen.-AboutI three years ago on,
dasehter, now Twelve years OF age wa.
severely "Hiicted with Group. general
frtauoh ol me lungs followed, PRODUCING
hectic cough, which became almost con-
sian,. swelling OF The temples and o,ha,
indications of Consumption were also M.
parent, ard her life was tespaired of h.
her physician. Al this critical momsn, va
were induced 10 give Or. Wistar's Balsam
oil WIld Cherry trIal, and after che had
taken one bottle we found her so much 70.
lleved that II was thought unnecessary tn
continue lts use. Since that tins we have
used the Balsam in our family in cases 1of
Coughs and Colds, fnd believe i, 10 be
superior remedy foi all diseases of ,b5
Lungs.
Yours with respect JAMES GRIMES
FROM JESSE SMITH, E-q.,
President of the Morris County Bauk Nor.
ristown, N. J.
Having used DR.. Wisrar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry for about fheen years, and
having realized lis beneficial resu lis in my
family, il affords me great pleasure in re.
commencing il 10 Ire pubic as yaua-
BILE remedy in cases OF weak lungs, colds,
conahs, sc, and remedy which / eorrsid
er 10 be entirely innocent. and NAV be taa
ken wrh perfect Sc lety by he most detiA
cafe in health"
FROM HON JOHN E. SMITH,
distinguished Lawyer in Westminster
Md.
! have on several occasions used DR..
Wislar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry for severe
CO Ids, and always with decided benefit.
know OF no preparation that is more eff
Gao ious or more deserving of general use.
The Balsam has al,o been used with ex-
celeHi effect by J. Elliott, Merchant,
Halls Cross Roads. Md
WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
None genuine unless sigued'I BUTTS, -
on the wrapper.
FOR SALE BY
J. P. DINSMORE, No. 49l Broadway, Ny.
S. W. FOWLE & Co., Proprietors, Borloa.
And by all Druggists
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STAR or THE NORTH.
WIN. H. JACOBY, EDITOR.
CHdS. @. B-sRKLEY, assistant Editor.
BLOOMSBURY, WEDNESDAY, aug. slrd, 1865

s NJ PErTENGlLL & Co., 81 Park Row
New York, are duly y-auihorizedto solicit and
sreceive subscriptions and advertising for the
Star offhe North, published at Bloomsbure,
SCo'nmbia county. Penn'a.
MATHzR & Co., 335 Broadway, New York,
are authorized 20 receive subscriptions and
advertising for stbe SiOr, Of HE North.
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SEVERAL officers attached 10 Msssachu-
salts regiments have brought their servants
observation-disclosures with them from The
field, and after arriving here have heart
lessly deserted and left them TO shift for
themselves, without money or friends. The
names OF several are known and have been
reported al the A6juiant Generals Office
Boston 1drUeiler.
IAN OF these officers are rabid abolilionists,
we dare say and ia this treatment oil their
servants tLey exemplify The true Abolition
spirit. They give them "lreedom" and
then say TO them 'root hos, or de-"
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TIE Republican says :-"The Columbia
county Democracy are insulting the SOL
ciefs BY asking them 10 vo,e against the
cause for which they fought" We can't
see :he point, doctor We are asking the
soldiers as we'll as all honest people to vote
against The party which made the war a
contest Tor the negro and which proclaimed
that, no matter what other terms might
be offered by The South, the slaughter OF
soldiers should not be discontinued until the
negro could be made free and be consider
ed equal TO all white men-egual 10 the
soldiers-and the party which now declares
that the Stale governments shall not be re :
stored without an sdmjssion of political and
social equality Of the negro. We think the
soldiers did not 6gst For this, hough you
ask them to support this and vote with you
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/ THE Black "cops" ia this county scarcely
know what TO say or how to act ia relation
10 The Mob Mountain Meeting TO come of
on the 29lh, 3Olh and, Yet OF this monlh
A Ihrse days meeting seems, to iheu
something new under lhe sum-" aud they
appear TO feel a great deal of uneasiness
about It. The Democratic parry is not in
an uncomfortable condition" as the Abo-
liIlon organ grinder of this place would
have bis duPes believe, but in such con-
dition as every honest man every man who
feels an interest in the welfare and pros
periiy of his country, should sneeayor 10
get.
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ONANGlsVIILNIN
N q R M A l. HOOL.
e. Soldiers Orphans .Schoo

THE next Term OF this Institution will
commence on MONDAY, AUGUST I4TH.
1865. For particulars inquire of
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TIE second enterprise in laying the. At
lanlic Cable has al last turned out to be
another failure. The cable broke on The
second day Of August. The experiment
will not likely be tried soon, as both a.
temPis 10 lay the cable have proved futile.
at a very heavy expense to somebody. Al
present neither OF the cables have been re-
covered and there is very liue hope OF
finding them. Some would seem to think
TO humanity and The cause of civilized prog
ress this second disaster is a great loss. We
should think TO the newspaper press ii will
be rather relief than otherwise, the
cost OF obtaining news by this line being
sufficient 10 alarm many proprietors.
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PUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

IN pursuance OF an oIder OF he Orphans
Court OF Colu mbia county, on SATURDAY,
The 26TH DAY OF AUGUST. 1865, al
10 O'Clock iE the forenoon, JOHN WEN
NER, Administrator with the Will annex-
ed, OF Reuben Savage, late OF Fishing
creek township, in said county, deceased,
wall expose TO public yendue, on the prem
Ises, a certain
Farm OR PIECE OF L.aND,
bounded and described as follows, TO wit
On the north by land of the heirs of Nc
Kinney Buckalew, decd; on the east by
land of Daniel Thomas; on the south by
land of jones' heirs, and on the west by
land of Solomon Bnss containing
SIXTY-FIVE ACR s,
more or less. About 80 acres are cleared
and in lolerably good stale OF cultivation
Whereon are erected a Dwelling House
Frame Bank Bart, and other out buildings
aud improvements. Late The estate OF said
deceased, situate in the wnship of Fish
Ingcreek, aud county aforesaid.
JESSE COLEMAN, Clerk.
Bloomsbury. July 81, 1865.