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would havet to adopt the Maawie system, that is, to divide the profits
with his labOer-a system that has been successfully worked in st.
Lucia and IObagO, and is not unknown in the United States or, thirdly,
that the planter, who IS now both agicultmist and manufacturer, would
have to cOnfne himself to manufacturing, for which he is better fitted by
education and experience. These opinions, coming from such a source,
must not be thrown aside as mere specuahons, for they are the result of
a very extended experience. AS, however, they have no reference to
Barbados, but only to those colonies which have imported large quaint
ties of Aiatic Coolies under government supervision, they have only a
general bearing on the subject which have undertaken il this chapter
to discuss.
have Instituted a comparison between free and slave labor in Bar
bados, where, under both systems, labor was necessarily abundant, and L
deem it established that free labor is the cheaper of the two. But it
would be unfair and illogical, from these premises, to draw any conclu-
sions as to the cost of free and slave labor in the United States. The
island of Barbados, with its overstOcked and imprisoned population, COM
PEELED to work on such terms as the planters may dictate has nothing in
common with the slave states of the American Union, and an unbounded
territory adjoining, to which the liberated classes, were their liberation
within the bounds of possibility, would Immediately resort. With as lit
tie prejudice as possible l have endeavored to explain, in a summary
way, what [ have learned during a residence on the island and while it
appears, after comparing the two systems, that free labor in Barbados is
cheaper than slave labor the same result can, with still greater force,
be shown by the improvement since emancipation in Barbadian COM
merce, and in all other branches Of material prosperity.
, 1866-11-23
5 q. 6 0D2 VI 5,

"a note has been sent to the heads of
reading-rooms and calees here at which
French journals are taken, requiring them
to at once remove such publications if
they contain any Objectionable articles.
Thus, the proprietor of a cafe may place
on his table the Steele, the Opinion Ma
%tionale, or the Gironde, but if the autho-
rites find in any of them a hostile allu-
sion of the Catholic religion, the clergy,
the Queens Ministers, or the Royal fami-
ly, the unhappy proprietor, now become
responsible editor, will be brought be-
fore a military court. Beaumarchais did
not venture so far as this in bis satire on
freedom of the press in Spain"
, 1866-11-23
No.Annnlled

On hearing the declaration of the total
numbers the crowd shouted Justify, and
the ships in the harbour saluted, a spec
tacle that has an irresistible eHecI upon
the venet1ans. Whether from being I'M
accustomed to the sound, or from SEINE
maritime instinct l know not, but let q
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31

On the 18th inst, hy the Rev. N. A. Day,
Mr.. William Fl. Cashe, Of Newark, Del, to Miis
Matilda Kennedy, or Chester county, Pa.
Al the Asbury N r. Parsonage, ia Whining
ton, on the 27th inst by Rev Mr.. Mast, Mr.
Alfred I. Msnnon to Miss Mary a, " hiteceatt,
both OF Middletown, Delaware,
On the gath inst, by Rev. H. H. Bojine
Taaac n Finn 10 Rachael N. Drummond, all Of
Newport.
Ga tne 9th inst, in the Newport NJ. Z. Par
sonage, by Rev. II. q. Bodiae, Henry Klair to
Lydia NJ. Davidson, both OF New Castle county.
On thu z5.h inst, By Rev. H. Trump, Mr.
Henry Ling TO Miss Libbio Maugold, all of
Wilmington, Del.
Ga the 10th ins'., in smyrna, By Rev. W B.
Gregg, Mr., Eben " Anderson and Miss Edith
Hudson, both OF Kent county, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31
Medical Electricity.
DIR. C. q, LaWtOn.

late Of New York aud Philadelphia, would say to
his friends aud the public, that he may still be
found a. 913 Market street, where he Is treating
nervous aud chronic diseases Of every description
with the most gratifying results, by hispew system
Of Medical Electricity;-s system OF practice bal cd
strictly scientific prino plss; a thorough knowl.
edge Of which 10 not only necessary In order TO
sure successful treatment, but without which the
application OF Electricity in any form is but dan
gerous experiment We give below a list Of dis
eases to the tr estment Of which thF system is
pecially adapted and In which We have been most
successful: Amanrosis, blindness from paralysis Of
the optic norve amenorrhoea, interruption or re.
tention of the mensss aphonia, suppression Of the
voice. asthma, aguo, chills ohores, St. Vhu'
dance, constipation, catarrb, consumption, In Its
early stages cough, ohlorosis GOODNESS OF feet and
hands, cramps, oaaoers, deafpea, wheu from para.
lysis Of the aooous 10 nerve dyspepsia, diebetis
dropsy, aatuleDce, gravel, goitre, hysteris, hip
ockjaw, neuralgia, nervousness, piles, palsy, rheu
matt sun, spinal disease, curvatures, and tumors.-
In uterine Tor womb diseases its value cannot be
esl imatei Prolapsus, mispacement, alterations
and ether forms Of womb diseases promptly relieved
and permanently cured in an incredibly short space
Of time.
REFERENCES.
We have the pleasure Of referring those who may
wish to undertake Electrioil treatment, to the FOL
lowing we'll known citizens Of Wilmington and vi
cinty, who have been treat ed BY and witnessed
our treatment in others:
Joseph Bringhurst, 2l9 West street.
Edward L. Rice, sol Shipley street.
W. H. NaG, 4 East Fourth street.
Charles II. 8ordon, 1874 Market street
George Oieland corner of 7th ami Washing on sts.
| r. H. Jones, corner Of 9th and Market rsets.
| VIM l.. rudolph, 2l7 Market street.
| DR.. Washington Russell, christiana, Del.
| Waiter \. Southgate, "
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31
ess No. s5a Marx OF Street, Wilmington, Ie
tEGpsTSsHg'S OFFICE.
RENIsTERIn nTFIIE

,,,o,,. Nnw0.sItt Q9UsrY; Nov; mn. 1868,
/ IPUk the APPLICATION OF JAMES U. EAGLE. Admin
~ tstr,tor Of John Flion late of Ned ion Hun.
dred In said County, deceased T. is 0RDfNED and
directed by the Re slater that the afore
said, give notice OF the granting OF letter q
Administration upon the EstAte of the with
the 70 OF gIantin thereof Sements
to be posted within forty dHyB from the
Letters In tir ofthe most public placer oil The County
OF New CASTLE requiring all persons having do ands
Act Of Assembly in snch case made and ded, And
also tho to be inserted within tho ~
rod In the Delaware Repub tar, Anewsrsper pub
iished In Wilmington. and TO Ne 7ntinued here a
nj Given under the hapJ ard Seal o once Of the
sbf ResiHter Aforesaid al dew Castle New Castle
Wy 90. aforesaid The day 40 Ie,t above written
,,o,..,, 80, 20. tNAIM. Register,
NOTIOh.-All persons havine oSims ag lei che Is
tate ofthe deceased mus tbe dulY Attest
cd to the Administrator. before Nov, nth,
1867, abide the Of of hy su oh se made and
dec II AiJrasa Naval paI
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31

ADVANCED Aags In the London Times oil
December 9Th, there appeared obituarylnotices
of five ladies and one gentleman whose NC tied
Rees amounted to b2b years-an average OF
ST years and months to each. The gentle
man wac 81 years OF age, and one Of tie ladies
-. 1t is rarely the case that six persons OF
such advanced ages have thsir deaths record
ed 10 a single issue of daily newspaper.
eTRussis lie again announced as making
extensive war prspsrations-a proceeding that
Auairia and Turkey are very much distressed
at. as il bodies them no good.
Senator B. Crate Brown has declined re-
election from Missouri. Gov. Fletcher is also
reported TO have retired from the confess, 60
the pnecessful party 10 expected to be henry
r. Blow.
The cash 10 the q. s. Treasury amounts TO
about $50 900 900, of which $50 900 900 are
gold. The gold receipts for the curreat month
hsvs bcen very Light.
Gov. Curtin has appointed q commission 10
inquire into the alleged lunacy OF Newton
Cbampion convicted OF murder In Philadelphia.
Petitions are in circulation praying Congress
not to pass any act for reduction OF the cur-
Iency or speedy resumption Of specie pay
nsnts.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31

HORRIBLE CAsE OF LTsoH LAW IN MIEHEses
TA.-5t. Paul Minnesota, Dec. 2s.-ws learn
here of a terrible tragedy at New Uin. On
Chr.stmas day two men, named Campbell and
Li4comb, had come in from q trapping expedi.
ton, and, during an alteration 10 saloon,
one Of them stabbed q resident Of New Vim,
named Johu Spinner, eevering 8 main artery
and causing his death.
The snerlh crested Liscomb and Campbell
and while on their way to jail handcufed, they
were set upon by q meb. beaten with stonsi
and sticks OF corG wood, and finally taken from
the sheriff and hung. Even whilst hanging the
mob cut and hacked their bodies in q shocking
manner. Their bodies were still hanging and
IT, ten sill next morning. Campbell and Lis
tomo served 10 Co. F. 2 Minnesota regiment
and we're men OF good character and respecta
bly, connected.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31

ExEcurios or MuRpEasR Richmond,
Dec NIB T Is h.-Jehn q Roblnion, the muir
defer of the Limerick fanny. was hang tod, "
ut neon at Stafford Court Houe IN his 90 :
fsssion he sale that he had long determitel
on the deed, ard therefore committed It. He
tckro siedged hsviuR robbed his ucce, in
Washington City Of $500 in god, bat den ed
the murder OF his cousin, OF which lie had
heen euspected. He took his ti'e coolly.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31
KegIstev,s 1sMCe

NEW AsrLE CogsrY. Dec 18th 1865.
" nuistrAtor OF John Dsnning, late Of ST. Georges
ID K bs az dsi e. s1f issS,
give notice Of the yrantins Of Letters
forty dsSS ron the date q such en- OF the
ing al per having demands sssins tbe Estsrsi
present the same or abide By an Act OF Assembly in
TO be within the sam pc riod netaTSrs
nerspapet published In wilminEton ard
SS~( Given under the h nd sndse OF ON e ofthe
S. Register aforesaid, at New Castle, in New Cas-
rtsn GoBER f6s sHg fSd kssI above
N0TIoE.-Ailpersons having slain "a gAi nsithe rs
the Adminstrstor on or before The lai6 Of Dee
lssl; or abide shs Act Fl Assembly u such
,, Administrstoi
Address kilkwooi !, 1elswaGe. dec I'm
THE ARCH STREET DININg ROOMS.
Confectionery and Ice Cream Saloon.
No. sos Arch street. PhIIadeIphin
North side above sIhD
would inform the public that have
DINING AND ZOE CREAMsALooN
at the above named location where we viii be happy
to walt all who may favor us with cali at a hour
Of the day, from 81 A. NJ, to P. NJ
good Roast Dinner Of any kind with pota oss bread
and butter 80 cents The with ny three vegeta
bl los and coffee, so cents.
We will always keep on hand
CHOICE FRUITS IN SEASON,
FINE AND PLAIN CONFECTIONERY
PLAIN AND FANCY CAKES
lCE DREAM AND JELLIES:
ALSO, SODA WATER OF THE CHOICEST sYNUps
The location being central renders desirable place
Tor Ladies' and Gentlemen vi city well as Of the
surrounding country. JAIES MEGRATTEN,
May HIT Manager,
EB-lnjersst Cd 8 2Os due November ist.--R. R.
Robinson Co, bankers, corner of ith and Market
streets are now buying the 500 Coupons (due No.
vembcr lst,) for which thoy Are payina the highest
market price.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31

MONDAY, December 81, 1865.

THE LlersLAruan. --Persons Who wisr g. pro-
cure legislation on any subject should have
their bills drawn and put In proper form. 90
that they may beactsd spou at an early day.
In the beginning Of the session there IL usual.
ly very little business 70 claim the attention Of
the members, while toward the close they are
frequently overwhelmed with projects thai
could ave been disposed Of much more
readily at an earlier period. We therefore %,
to all who wish favorable action on any sub
jec,, that they had better get 1t In proper form
at once, and thus prevent unnecessary dslaI
and expense. IL 10 folly to put Of untll to NOR
row any thing tina, can DO done 10 day.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31
RegIster,s NnfTcc-.

NEW CAArLE COUNTY, Dec, 5. b,
4 TP0N the application william A, TAtem, Admin.
~ istrstor o. william stnrkey late Of 81, Georges
Hd., In New Ca tie County, deceased Ii IL Or
pEksD AID dlrsstsq by the Register thaithe Admin
Of upon the Estate with
taedato of granting hereof b. Causing
10 be posted vi bin forty days date of such Let
era ln six of the most public places tn Gov nI Of
NeI CASTLE reshirirg all perBouB having dsu ands
the Estate to present The SANE alb de nv
also cause the same to De Inserted within The pa
ROD in the Delaware Repu blioap neSHpa puhlEb
months. ~
Ss~~l Giyea under this hand and Seal m ce Of the
(s.sf geSister aforesAid atNew CAste,iu New este
t-l 90 Aforesaid, the day and year Gboxe rI''sp,
amaze, 80 r, q. fRAlN, Rekis'sr,
ate oil the Decreased the ntfebt
ed to the Administrator, m or before he 9Th day
Of Dec. A. D., 1861. abide the Act Of Akselublv
in such made and pro vdad
Address st, Georges, Del, dec lO.9m
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31

THE STORM IN NEW YURK,- Hudson, n. Y,
D.c 2e.-The storm oil last night was the
most severe ever H. own Ia this city Every
avenue was blockaded with snow ,and the bud
sou and Berkshire railroad was completed,
closed. Four passenger care on the Hudson
River railroad " ere blown from the track last
evening without serious damage. Trees and
fences, 10 all directions, were blown down, and
the damage done was very great.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31

AGRICULTURAL FAiRs.-solsn Robinson de
livered an address at the Agricultural Fair,
held at Nswtown, Pa, few weeks ago, and
we take the following extract from q report
made of by the Bucks County Intslligsncer:
ave have 100 few agricultural fairs OF the
right kind in this country. They should be
schools Of instruction and improvement, or
they should cease to exist. As some are con
Quoted they are worse than none he had been
at fairs where the officers seemed to think that
their salvation depended upon horse getting
around the track In certain short period OF
time. These SOW the seeds of lasting injury
in the whole community All who have the
good Of society at heart should labor to abolish
the race track on onr exhibition ground, or
leave it in the snds Of those who have moth
ing else TO do, but serve the devil. Il 10 moi
the chief end of man to drive 4 fast horse
There are better modes Of tssting horses
merits than driving him at iull speed to q
akeleton wagon, urged on by shouts and oaths
The proper use of . track Is not to get up q
race in which Sam Jones or Bill Smith may
get the prize. Cultivate horses for men o.
business, not for jockeys and racing. He
would have Q mile track upon every fai,
ground. with sharp angles al the corners
where Sam Jones and Bill Smith might break
their nscks in tn ming, instead Of doing SO ia
more elsYated situation The prevalent ides
ofhorse racing at fairs is that it attracts vsi
tors and brings money to pay expenses ex'
psnses which had better never be incurred
II the people want horse-raee give 1t to them
but do not call the performances an sgricul
tuIA fair. This system does not draw tn
right sort Of people, and &C slsties should rests
every thing that has pernicious tendency.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31

GONE AasAp.--rhe improvements prtjse'si
indicate that WILMINGTON will become great
city at very early date. With the construc-
ton Of railroad 70 the coal mines, the open
ing Of street TO the Delaware, the removal OF
the Courts to this city, and the erection OF
frst class hotel, population and trade must In
crease at 9 very rapid rate. There 10 already
great demand for houses, and it Is high time
arrangements were belsg made to erect others
In view Of this fact we would suggest the for
nation ola building association. Organised
effort appears to be required for almost ever,
thing, and building houses should not bs mad
az exception. The only difficulty in regar
TO the proposed Improvements Ii the hrss eos'
The erection Of three or four bridges and th
construction ofroads are pretty costly natter
but still they will Increase the taxable prspei
~ and if that increase will prove equal TO Ii
interest on the first cost, there need not be an
hesitation about going ahead. The man VIII
objects will certainly be elAssed as az Of
fogy, and unfit for this progressive age.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31
RapIatar'a Omne.

.noNtW UAeTLh UoUNII, November 2lst 1866.
1P0N the application of william J. Brown and los
4: Brown hd9ini, trstoTs 81 Anu y. Brown, late
ORDERED and directed by the Register that ths
resnd give notice Of this grnntin q
Letters of iBtratiOR the Estate decd
with the date ofsranting thereof
ments to be posted forty days date Of
such Letters n sI most ofhe Coun
" OF New Castle, requiring all persons having demands
agninat the Estate, present the or by an
Act OF Assembly Ii such case made and provided, And
also the to be ih the lod
IN the Delaware Republican,, newspaper pubaked in
WtnipFton AMI TO be continued therein two m
'v7n under q, hand nd Seal of ON e Of the
o sister atoEesaldl At Now Castle, in New Cas-
v ltteu. h. O. FRAIM, Registpr.
Notice, All persons having CLAIMS against the
Estate Of the de- eased must present the same duly
Tested to the Administrator before November
2at, 1867, abds ths Act OF assembly IN snah osss
a ade aud IroVided MILAN J.. BROWN, =.
JOSEPH 4, BROWN,
nov28 2m kdpini sirntotH.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31

49,, :, = OtlVNTYl
I Pos the application OF Hannah u D xon, and
to Of Mill Greek IA in said County lee'd II Is Il
pEREp and directed ny the Register that the ADMIN
Aforesaid. give office OF The granting Let
tsrs of Administration npon the Est the
with he date of granting he reof, by adv
tssnenta 70 be posted Within forty de from date
of such batterA ia I Of the public OF the
10 PANTY of New uaatle requ ring all pc raODa having
demands agRinst the Estate present the same or
abids oy an ACT of Assembly c such case made and
provided And also same 10 be inse ted ith-
In ri cd in the DeAw Re ub evs-
therein two months
I-) divsn under tn hA and Sc Of once of the
iSS} Register Aforesaid at New LAstle in New AstlS
t~~N Co. Aforesaid the day aad year above written
- go II. q. IRAIM, Register.
NOTICE All persona nav ing clainH against the Els
tate of the de easei must present IN duly attest
I'd TO the AdmtnistrHtoiB, or he Nov. 10TH
iG61, abide the Ao of Assembly IN such "a 50 ade
and provided. HANNAH II. DIXON,
JACOB " DIXON,
nov Is 2n Administrators.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31

RsIIcs o. BAs1AnIsn.-Th Dstavarsan 10
noticing the fact that some Of our cotempors-
rlss are urging the abolition of the whipping
post and piilory a. "rslies of barbarian" asks;
"why not abolish punisbnest for crime alto
gether ?" It says: "There are many barbaric
Institutions Tor old time fashions) which we
cannot wisely dispense with, - any one may
discover in going over the list" 1t concludes
thus; Progress 10 q very good thing-bui
making crime decent and respectable Is not in
that direction" There are TIVE sides 70 THU
question, and We shall hear both Of them 10
short time.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31

TIE STEAMER GRsAr EASTERN is now lying In
the Mersey near Liverpool, undergoing repairs
about 1000 men being employed upon her.
She Is TO be thoroughly overhauled and will
receive two new boilers, and on the 20 b Of
March next Ia expected to leave for Nav York
to begin plying between that city and Bresi
in order 10 carry passengers to the Paris Ex-
positiipu.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31
nEalaTMn,s UErsOI,

- HbW CASTLE COusrY, Nov. 18th, 1866
Upon the applioatoa Of sainur Il NJ. Zoos; Executor
Cotthe last viii and TehtAnent of Archibald A, Enos
late 81 New Gsstie Nd ~ SAID go DEE Is ordered
hnd directed By the he gst thai the Executor
said eve notice 81 the granting of Letters Teats-
msatAry apon the deceased with the date
sfgranttn9 hsrect by causing Advertisements TO be
posted within forty dayatro the date ofsUcL Letter
In six ofthe most public places OF the County New
oastls resuirins All persons having demsndf against
Assembly in such case made and provided. Aud also
cause TO be Inserted -thin he In
the delaware Hepuelicau, newspaper pu hlisbed
Wilmington aud to be continued ntNo months
t--) otyen nder the and nd Sea of Once o tho
a. So Register foEesaid, At New Castle New Cas-
written. H. u, FRAiM, ReRister
NOTICE AllpsrsonHhAyinK claimA sainst the Is
tale 1.-THE DECEASED must the same duly atte
TED TO the kxseutoI on or before the lg.h day
Noy 1907, or abide the Act OF Assembly sush
made and provided sAMl I'll ~. EN0S.
Address, Odessa, Delaware 4 Executor,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31

MURDER Richmond, Va, Dec. 35.-The
store of II. W. Wall. at Neherriu deI 3, on the
Dauvilie railroad, IS miles from Richm md, was
broken open this morning and Samuel Ro~
letle, the clerk, murdered with an axe. The
store wAsp'underui
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31

WHAT a WHALE CAE Do.-Daring recert
cruise OF the UniIed Slates steamer Mohician,
on the coaSt OF BreEi!, the back Of large 6sh
WAS seen in the sea, a short distance from the
vessel. Shortly afterwards the engines were
suddenly stopped, aud all the steam that cou d
be put on would not force them ahead. Upon
making examination it was found that the
large fish, which proved to be whale, wa.
jammed between the propeller and the frame
The Whale had, for the time, overcome stesn
pOwHr
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31

THK MASSACRE FoRr LARANIE.-Philadel =
phia, De ember 2s.-A dispatch from Fort
Larplo confirms the account of the recent
massacre OF troops. A detachment went out
against the Indians, and were gradually drawn
on until they were four miles from the tort,
when they we're surrounded and slaughtered
Not man escaped to tell the story Of the dis.
aster The bodies were stripped, scalped and
mutilated Thirty bodies were found In space
not larger than good Ied room. Nearly
all the bodies were recovered and buried in
The fort.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31

FRxfAs PRtsoNhRI SENTENCED Quebec,
Canada Dec. 2s.--Miohasl Crowley, who was
yesterday found guilty BY the jury at Sweets
burg has been sentenced to bs executed with
the other Feniani, on the 18th of February
Crowley is q British subject.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31
REGIsIER's 0FFIIF--

NEw CASTLE COUNTY, Aug rs, 1855.
I pom the application Of Richard T; Carey, Admin.
OtratoI OF Thomas Rrey, late fChristRnA Hpndred,
~ s.id g. aee'i; y II ordered and jireetea BY In.
thsFrantlpg Of Letter Of Adm alton upon the estate
of the deceased with the date of gran tina thereof by
causing advertisements to be posted within forty
from the date efsuch Letters six the most public
places OF the County OF New Castle requiring all
sons having demands the Estate present ths
same or abide by an Act of AsHemb de
and provided. And also he to be interted
within the period Ia the Delaware RepnblieAn,
ewspapsr plbltshst in Wilmin xtoB to be oontIn
ed therein two months.
~ Given under the hh nd and beAi On o of the
ssf Register Aforesaid, at New CASTLE New Castle
~ Co., afsresHid the day aud yer shoy. written
- Il. @. fRAlM, Register.
NOrlOE.-Ali erhons having oIAim ms Kaintl theFs-
tate deceased tltRAme Httested
TO the Aduiuisrstor or be Gre AuRuAt 25h 1885,
abitH the ACT OF Assembly y. Euch rEt6 made and
provided. RIGH IND I. CAHEY,
nov Ia Addres ,Centre siIle, ne.aS are Aim,r.