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Ny attention called fsw days ago 10 article 10
your paper referring the "personnsi Of merchass
marine and the following day, ~ u in contrase
eoun, OF the brutal usage Of the Of the ship csi
vator OF the Black Star line by the nss mate huasse
and his escape when the ship arrived in port Tie o.
tain OF course expresses regret though IVES dsas
without hts knowledge showing either cupabis assD.
gence sremnAtc his part In slle0ta0
his dominecr tho ships company end sss1
himself also He should be held acceasory 10 ~
murder Of the seaman who jumped overheard 70 aad ~
wsery grave the peace that 10 be found ~
''aoa,ing he'll" Of which he Of tho crow u =
excavation 10 In behalf Of hs outrage thAs Ne
crew were insuborinate or mutnous for n thsg haA
been the mate would have received 'ics toss" ssos
dark night and gone TO report TO his mAstss In Tho sw
world.
Hardly day pasus, without some vessel arrsvsas No
similar tale OF brutal and lrndish usage " The cssw
and false charge Of mntiny Is ocn brought BY ~
tain to enable him 70 cscape tho punishment due - ~
conduct few years ago . man was landed - ~
scamens Retreat Hospital Staten Island sunerng fss0
tho effect VI vi treatment board of tha n0toroo9 -
the ocean monarch since lost sra His oondsea 80
such that they were obliged TO lay him on . was~ -
and remove every other patient from the ward - ~
eniuya arising from his wounds unbcarabe, asd -
three days before bis death tho Agsets had consao1
their fea., and ealing the lover end Of his bcdy
lean merchant vessels would form tae e unparalleled
horror brought public notice Ths Society fov IL
apsen and .sr 70 ,ss aaas emo IL u.ss =
beast Of burden b shere no sscsey for ths Tevss-
,ron u cruelty 70 our frieeAess nssmea II Psrch.aos
guilty pAiss arrested the ol n oftsn put on "
n distant day aud Jack n compelled ~ aecessty " -
ses, leaving 10 appear against The eesndssA
II there remedy FOR this III trcztmsut ~ car -
meny Tbs ID a matter which ell wD exso -
Interest In commerce. Especially does eencoDD
ship owners and insurance companies for u - -
put 10 tho nhuman treatment Of sailors che Co.
sequence w he that ell good s~ansu WI prefer - -
IN the ships Of foreign nations or win mad sm1oynsee
ashore leaving only the bArdens and desperate chArao
terra and rnuuBy and murder add shipwrscss vu rv6s
on the ssA kEfTUkk
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Acantara WI - presented for shs ase time - As ns
French theatre oS evening - q tho Brook1ys AnA
envy Of Music On 9sssAay. On Wednesday tbs Rsss a
CASTLE win DO brssgh 90 q the yresch theatre wtfA
encicns TIE nrs os ssriss u orchestral
csrts will be given ~ Mr. Theodore Thomas rsTses
Garden Third avenue and Fifty ninth street this
iag. The others viii follow every day until tho sumnss
season closes
TIE GILMAN MUSICAL SOCIETIES
The German musical Associations OF this CITY, whisA
are making arrangements participate In tho nrs Mo-
Engisnd sasngsrfsss, TO take place al Provids.sA
r. l., IN about two weeks, on Saturday nigAs
we're at the hall AZ the Lederkranx. Society, -
gagged In . general rehearsal Of the compositions -
be rendered thar main concert There full e.
tendance Of singer, and appears thai n least Toe
hundred Of the New York artists Will take N sctivs
part In tbs tho approaching musical demsa-
strAton The choruses TO be rendered thus oocaAsa
have been rehearscd under direction Of Mr. Psas
The leader Of tho IederkranI There VIII be too a.
three more rchearsas previous to departing for Provs
dence
concert will be given At the Staadt theatre No -
Bowery, on tomorrow eyening. tho proceeds Of which
ars 70 be devoted TO tho benefit or poor destitute cs1
dren
MISCELLANEOUS
Ths last season concert Of the Mcndolsgohn Union,
with Thomas orchestra assisting viii come on al Irvn
Hall Thursday nert, June IL Tho over weloons
Luriinc and Athalc will be The principal features In -
bill
sacred concert will be given on sunday syeninx
June IT, at s. Columbas church Twenty .nth srv-S
under tho direction OF Mr. Gonzalez Rooaini Mo-
komme Ninf Mandanici, Giugcmi and Verdi viii -
well represented on the occasion.
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that may mean. This sword nd Mos Dulsas. sgnin-
cAnuy vas pointed towards tbs crown Of England
no fenans present this hit Of this lectures fol dsaa
the GRAND RRcHPTIoN.
70 which eli the rest oush. 70 have been merely afro
ductory her fancy failed her ana she VA extrncrSsa
rly brief Perhaps she had eIhaus.sd hsslf upoa that
marvellous costume Al any rata she simply stated thai
General sooss vas recevsd BY all the sprta n sssss
Al his right stood Washington. Behind him wua Wei.
late Car Of Russia Before him, with folded
arms Napoleon stationed - tho representative Of
r1sucs ~ ms Ss. and the
ton COMMITTEES, Clay, wsbs.ss Dooss. and Washing
Of the recent war were duty, with many Thousands
Of other famous people whom hiw Buene would not
name The reception ceremony WAS s!ceednsy modest
little child whom the General had dearly loved was
deputed 10 present him with crown Of laurel; and ~
II WAS placed tho hcros bead there we're accamA
Miss 8ulene concluded her lecture, after imprsssng
upon minds the duty Of discptnarianship, which
she stated 70 be General SCOTS chief chsracterssas
Before she sat down she Inquired II ono wished 70 49,
her any questions but there response from tns
audience, although there general feeling that she
might easily have made little more out Of the reces-
ton
THE CONCLUSION.
hymn, appropriate 10 the OCCASION" was then
read and sung tho audience rising and many Of them
leaving in haste avoid the necessity u purchasing
tickets for the spiritual picnic. During this hymn four
other persons Joined in tho singing with the charitable
but unsuccessful design u drowning tho voice Of tho
lady Who had sung before But the louder they tho
louder she sang and finally the basso who had growlcd
till no rcd In tho face, gave tho thing up in
despair. Mlss Bulcns had resumed her pensivs
attitude, and was finally led on by gentleman with
largo whiskers The red curtain brushed aside ~
she passed and disclosed nothing but window behind.
On the whole, although there " tho start
ling manifestation promised In our invitation and the
iarrago OF nonsense which have sketced all Of
the reception, still rather glad that General
Scott not present. either In tho flesh the spirit
Tor II he had been imagine the style la which no
would have roDukcd those who dared 10 his
aud fame adv ertisemeut for such y meeting.
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Shooting ~ worcester.

while . drusken man being conveyed 70 the
police once 10 nisht from mslss 81 EAi Worcester
ssoss ~ thrown q ono Of The oscsn, hitting him
upoa the he'd vhsr~upon The ooer fred the crowd
the ball hitsne man named r welks. acigar
factursS, The eye posing through Tho skull Wei
ke oan survive bot shors pms Ne q sp~c,s
tsx iasxs crowd h&s cousrezsssd % Us vess ofr<s
and nena sxaxsemant p<exsslA
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On aeooun, OF difncaity with The fous once Dsess-
msnL Ihs Concord N n Railroad Company refasss -
carry shs malls sny longer under the pe~~shs sraaS
mess and mail teams will imHsdiasiy begin running
bssweeu Concord MAncbe sscr, Esshas and foessoo1A
THIS dirnoaty 10 spreading ell over ksw EnsAnd A.
the Northern Nov England railroads shss rsfsAG
carry the MALI now, Elise have Doned the govsU-
msnt that they viii DOLLY them thirty days isaSss
Of the present rates
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Collision anA Less OF Ltfs.

j ALhhEf, JUN W. ~
About nine o'clock lass evening yacht containing
thrss young men, vhns On the vsy from ccrssss' V
Psekskiil, coidsd with the asamsv Dean Richmond,
sbaft the wheel, and vas oapsissdL ms nsamsv va
apcs ana sucsssdsd m rpsculnr two Of than. Of
whom . a John G. Fremont Tbs third, named
Marvin, from Pennsylvania, vas drowned.
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cosCKkr Az tios nkJwAv rAnn
TIE sTs % . sev~s 81 Saturday snsrs~os asos~yts
,ook place Al is psrk Saturday isst An sSe@ilen'
crchesvs. sni-r The slr~,isa q Carr Bs~rnsan, req
ssrsd sslseuns frvsn The Hsgssboss shs sssfe-tss-
u s1ss. NE Tell ana nsrry wives = viadss ever
tsrrs and NJ Bsrxnsnas g<ho xasoyA rhs fnanc vs
vsr vel uses,sd ssd TIE ssz'ssos Gel piss~f ~
nsri fss1nt ssFi tszs pi.ss ~ sstartsy. gvss 10
E~sLrsa oonic ovsss.
yaus rl,ss4.s psr~'~~ reer~s.A Ne er.<
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A.-APe Yeu 0etag Oss 81 Towas
ff Sost fail 70 visit BRSOES Escs snd skns sv~ 60
provide ousat kisgsni ssd
fot. aud -hoes 81 the lowest press Tor sisss 81
". A bnODka AgsaA
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"whsve Yoash ssd Deassy Meet. -
eh..s 10 ving heurs vi ayins feet the Es1. u -
AluHy BLOOMING CfRErs " the re~oxnise1 go
fums o. ~ hss- ss~ whsas the bile osasxsss -
toilet isnsfsplrt- nothlag oounpsrHAs "
esrnhsstons % -
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A.-A.-A.-A.-A.-A--
cLyriffN0
yiaes, g@nu~nsns sna Eoys cLyrfflsp 10 ms vsssA.
rKOkAw q BFvrHEns.
Nvsirth sssa.s, spy'ssii- .cepsr I.sinaiA
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Address Poiisk ~ ssa. Mssrs~hsso
nsIafsFtur~r.. CA nrDsfuNy. fsarh sNe~A rvsD
cot " ofssr. bsisf. msasssa Aag rsv.ls.a.
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Agents wsstsd.-ez 900 . SssS and Am
srr~Bses 20 iartssr s>fsipaiAss address " q wnssa
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~ ron wish the iass, siy~s the vrters -
Bkooks ard .sise from his lnmsnss A."o~tn.ns s.nY
thing whtch sn fail 70 ps~s sthnr ladies' sAk
drsa Ss sfosd~sy. opposss Metropolitan Hyt~i
A nAOOks, Aessa
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nsrkte. a. nfps9sr
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ws..fss a wiissn's Lsss s'.tsh Sew.
a. s.-asn~ .sa naltg@s~ss mAsAaSs, W. ~ sro~fwsT
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xsrnAscn TO rus svmrr LAND.

Ansy the Generals death be eos unconscious for
about thrss Isna.ss 'of yoar time. continued Mss
by hs family and distlngnshcd frcsda His mortal
body lsy oa earth sefses him. and he ssssrcd 10
.p..l ssfy =. So. .ss:'y zss,s yos"ss and is,
your ums esjying shs sshiisrssson u bis ifs
eonveing With the dsceased msmben u bis family and
IN reosiving the congratulations n hrs nnnmsrsbs al
mirrr. amoag the sprts The mourning which snroae@d
ths coaaisy hs os contrsssd Wy tbs joy which
crested his cnlssnre into the sprt land snd there
vas svry manifestation u gsf here tbers every
Iap-sd inls aseon-csooSss which cselisasd until lhs
NEXT DAY. "yous tims.n dunnx<whnh this PREPARATIONS
made for hts grand osAi rscsvtson by ths spiritual
BaIsss sHpr~s.<d " svsvyshiss resdy, sad be
arAyed ks spreani costume, which the lsctufe very
carefully dsscnbsd, srpisnIng svesything about ~
shs sndoubssdiy hsd "ssi 4 ne sssis ssss' q her
ovn mAgnaAson
re sprarruAL COSTUME.
rns Of ail Mo- Bosns ssssvssd ssss ne drsos vhch
spirfss wear 10 ogmpossd q sxhalassDas fron tssif
thoughts and spantaai bodss and coloswd By their al
o~yn<riss and dsssa Thsss sxkaiatsces bsgia The
bsss q NE ts.ls snd Torn positive ssssre esrsns
body In . ssmi-ssanspsrsss drsp>v. Ths spsru csn
ornansst this drsss IN any way sbsy ohogss ~
SIMPLY Wishing for the ssnsmsns, but bad
.ys s o. .hisss ana - sr.ssss, ' u.
costume Censra Scott The cccas'on of hts r-oevion
srrsyed - suM u p~ayiy white n svsy gray %.
, ~ q s f; men ss sssss , Is
perfectly purs On his bosom there were too o. TIRE
purpls spots smblsmsika Il duties which he bad -
snysormed On his lst shoulder ,hres riitissins
| sash and srouad biz vAlss belt Over bic hesr vs'
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The Fcnians Dsnsuncsd ny the Catholic
Clergy.
SPECIAL rxLEoRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

KINGSTON, c. w., June TO- lS6d
Bishop Horn tho Catholic prclato Of this diocese,
bis sermon to-day At the Cathedral, denounced tho
Fenans In tho strongcs. language, and exhorted the
Irish Catholics Of Canada give their aid TO ths support
Of the government and sacrifice their lives u necessary
In repclling the ruthless invaders Of their homes He
proud say that tncre Fcnians among his
congregation and no believed that there were none In
the diocese. AL quiet here.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-08-28

the position he had assumed by asking an
extension of the frontier of France will place
another plume in the cap of Prussia as bril-
liant as any as she has won in her wonderful
career of triumph over Austria. That Ma
poleon should have made such demand of
a victorious power with any expectation that
itwould be acceded to, and demand of
character that all Germans would at any time
unite to resist, is entirely irreconcilable with
his usual foresight, and even with ordinary
common sense, unless he was prepared to
support it by an appeal to arms. That he
was not so prepared is evident from the
amiable acquiescence with which he has met
Bismarck's prompt and emphatic refusrl of
his demand. This must be a sore mortifca-
ton to French pride, and enough to make
the bones of the first Napoleon turn uneasily
in his grave. If Louis Napoleon is not care
ful he will hear the same ominous cry in the
streets of Paris that have been lately greeting
the Emperor of Austria in Vienna, "Abdi1
cateI Abdicate !" Count Bismarck is now
cock of the walk. Prussia, and not France.
is becoming the arhiter of Europe.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-08-28
WEST VIRGINIA.

AS an election is to be held in this bogus
State, during the month of October, ensuing,
for State and County officers, it may be some
what amusing to the good people of Jefferson
to know the boundary lines of their political
domain. The State is claimed to embrace 50
counties. 1t is divided into three Congress
sonal Districts, the I'd of which embraces Is
counties, as follows:
Taylor, Marion, Monongalia, Preston,
Tucker, Barbour, Upshur, Webster, Pocahon-
tas, Randolph, Pendleton, Hardy, Grant,
Hampshire, Mineral, Berkeley, Jefferson and
Morgan.
There are eleven Senatorial Districts, JET
ferson and Berkeley constituting one, and
the last 1t is also divided into eleven Judi
cial Circuits, Berkeley and Jefferson, as usual,
being at the neither end. We do not know
that our readers feel any special interest as
to the above information, but as some one of
them perchance, might be elected Governor,
Congressman or State Senator, he should
know to what loyal constituency he owes the
honor, as well as the geographical extent
over which the acgis of his protection is to
be extended. To sway the destiny of empire
from the turbid waters of the Monongahela
to the parting rills of the Shenandoah, is
enough to arouse the ambitions for position
and place of the most ofice>hating radical, if
he has any qualms of conscience as to assum>
ing its honor and dignity, that being no part
of the decalogue.
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bard, Makes towards of us all.o There is a
great audience in the United States, however.
watching this cruel and shameless burlesoue
Ian audience composed of the fathers and
mothers, the relatives and friends of the mil
lions who fought and the hundreds Of thou
sands who suffered and died, to. defeat trai-
tors thus Extensively fattered and forgiven by:
an Accidental Executive. This audience
had no real sympathizing representatives in
the participating crowd on Friday last Its
response will be recorded at the coming cleo.
ton. and do not believe that Mr. Reverdy
johnson will be the eager bearer of the ii
alngs to his namesake in the Presidential of.
ice, nor when that intelligence comes to
hand will it be welcomed with many rapturous
tears. OCCASIONAL
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Died.


In this town the 22d inst, after briefilIness
N =. ~ aAS.N. WALTERS, in the97th year of his
age leaving wife ann four children to mourn the
loss OF kind and affections husband and father,
and the church zealOus member.
-,I On the g2d inst in tins place. ROBERT LEE
TUTWILER, son of Jacob o. and virginia Tut
wiler, age year, months and one day.
Last night when darkness ve.led the sky.
And man and beast in slumber Eay1
An angel to our cot did fly.
And called our lovely boy away.
Hush. hush my SOUL cease 10 complain,
And wipe those gushing tears away
Our darling hoy VIII rise AgaiA,
And hailus in eternal day,
In Jesus, arms he sank to rest,
He entered Heaven in Jesus. Nance
In Jesus robes his soul Is dressed,
Through Jesus blood we'll neetagain.
In Hannibal. Missouri, on the 18th instant Mr..
JAMES MCDANIEL, formerly of Char town, a
highly worthy and much esteemed citizen, aged
about IS years.
He was bright aud Jealous Mason, and much.
beloved by the craft. tribute of respect by the
aud appropriate resolutions adopted.
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nDIroR1AL piRnvIrI I- T,'

- President johnson, on Monday last, is
sued proclamation declaring that the insur-
rection which heretofore existed in the State
of Texas, is at an end and is to be henceferth
SO regarded in5that State as in the other
States in which the said instruction was de-
clared to be at an end by the proclamation Of
the I'd of April, 1866 The President fur
Their proclaims that the said RESURRECTION is at
an end, and that peace, order, tranquility and
civil authority now exist in and throughout
the whole of the United States of America.
The President has also issued proclama-
ton setting forth tibet fact tina war exists in
Mexico, and that one of the belligerents-
Prince Maximilian, calling himself Emperor
OF Mexico-has issued decree closing the
port of Matamoras and all those on the north
ern frontier of Mexico to foreign and coast
wise commerce. The decree not being sup
ported by competent military and naval
force, is declared to be null and void, and so
far as the United States is concerned, will
not be allowed.
"A large Republican Convention in Penn
sylvania, which was addressed by Forney,
passed a resolution calling on the National
Republican Executive Committee to expcl
Henry j. Raymond without permitting him
to resign, denouncing him as in league with
Andrew johnson in the endeayor to destroy
the Union party.
"A few days since there were number
of fatal cases of cholera reported in one local
ity in Richmond. Sanitary precautions were
taken to prevent the disease from becoming
epidemic and we are pleased to state that but
one or two cases have occurred since, due to
eating unwholesome vegetables and fruit.
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tuesday Morning, August Is, 1865.
IooNsnRvAPIvE STATE ooNvRNrIoN

CONSERVATIVE STATE CONVENTION
a Convention of the Conservative voters of
the State oflWest Virginia was held at Par
kersburg on Wednesday Of last week. We
have not before as copy of the proceedings
but learn that great harmony and good feel.
ing pervaded its deliberations, and that strong
hopes are entertained that the radicals will
be thoroughly routed at the ensuing election.
The Convention placed in nomination the
following ticket:
For Governor,
COL. D. ii. SMITH, of Karawha.
Secretary of State,
JUDGE j. w. KENNEDY, of Jefferson.
Auditor,
CAPT. PETER DARNEL,
Treasurer.
CAPT. j. S. BURDETT.
Attorney General,
n. RICHARDSON, of Wheeling.
Supreme Court,
CALEB BOGGESS.
For Congress-First District.
COL. D. D. JOHNSON, of Tyler.
Second District.
MAJ. E. w. ANDREWS, of Berkeley.
OF the doings of This Convention, we shall
speak more at length in our next issue.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-08-28
TIE BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Great activity characterized the Flour and
Grain market of Baltimore on Saturday.
We quote Flour as follows City Mills Su-
per, $1,000 to sI1OO; Standard brands Elk
ira, s14.00 to s14.5O; Shipping brands Ex-
ira, s13.75 to S14.OO; Welch's and Green
fields Family, SIG High Grade Extra, SIS.
Wheat-white is quoted at s2.75 to $50,
according to quality; red, 1852 to $3.50;
one inferior sample of $50 bushels at 81. 40.
Corn was sold at So cts. to S1O3 for white,
and 90 to 80 cts. for yellow. Oats at 40 to
48 cents.
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MRoRs or YouTH.

Agentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects Of
youthful indisereOn, vail for the sake OF suffering
humanity. send free to all who need it, the recipe
and directions for making simple remedy by which.
he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the
advertisers experience. can do so by addressing
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. Is Chambers street, New York
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Married

In snithfed, in this county. on Wednesday eve
ming last, by Rev + L. Kree7o Mr. JAMES H.
SMALL Of Berkeley county, and Aiiss ISA BELLA
NJ. k9 ms. OF the former place.
On the 18th inst. in the Episcopal Church. Mar
tinsbnrs, by Rev. Mr. Hanson, RIr. JsElA NDoLPH
GRosf \ OF Marylands 70 Miss ELLA M.STA UB,
OF Martinsbarg
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Major Generals Frank P. Blair, Rossea

Major Generals Frank P. Blair, ROsseau,
Gustav, McCook, Steedman, Meredith, Dix,
Slocum, Siekies, and several hundred gener-
al and subordinate officers of the Federal Ar
my have signed call for soldiers and
sailors Convention, to endorse the policy of
President johnson, to meet at Cleaveland,
Ohio, September 18th.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-08-28

HA1NEs AHEAD If any body doubts it,
let them call at his store and try that supe-
rior brand of tobacco, known as the = Pride
of the South"
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sTRANaR, BUT TRuRI

Every young lady and gentleman in the United
States can hear something very much their advan-
tage by return mail Cfree Ofcharge) by addressing
the undersigned. Those having fears OF being hum
plugged, will oblige by not noticing this card. All
others will please address their obedient servant,
THOMAS +. CHAPMAN,
A. SSl Broadway New York.