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SPECIAL NOTICES.

hSgs REFRIGERATOR BAZAAR. B. s.
- HARRIS q co. have, in addition TO a fine
assortment OF RetrgeTators Of best quality three new
patents, viz:-Harris' Patent, Rees q Tevis Patent
and Wrights Patent Ice-Mater Refrigerator; all
warranted to preserve meat, etc. etc. dry and
sweet, and 20 be more economical In ice than any
other Refrigerators.
,: s. HARRIS & CO,
h9ys NEWSPAPER ADvERTIsTNG.-JOY.
CoE @ co. Agents for the "TELEeRAPH"
and Newspaper Press Of the whole country have RE
MOVED from FIFTH and CHESNUT Streets 70 No
l44 s. SIXTH Street second door above WALNUT
oFFIoEs-No. 1A s. SIXTH Street, Philadelphia:
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, New York. 7Oep
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Acome Returns of the Present Year.

AcOme Returns of the Present Year.
lie croakers have had a good deal to say
about the falling off in income returns the
present year, as compared with the last.
Doubtless there has been some diminution.
Congress reduced the income tax by exempt
ing all incomes of less than one thousand dol
lars, and by reducing the rate on the higher
class Of incomes, so that with the usual gains
on the part of the people considerably dimi-
nished revenue would have been received by
the Government. In the general decline of
prices, however, it was inevitable that the
profits of trade should be less than usual. But
the losses have probably not been so large as
was expected. Thus we have heard it reported
in the streets that Mr.. A. T. Stewart, the great
New York merchant, had this year returned
an income of less than 100000. We see,
however, by the published returns in
the New York papers, that Mr.. Stewart returns
an income for the past year of oUer Seven hun
dred thousand dollars. We do not think he
has much occasion to complain of dull times.
Nor in looking over the returns for that city,
do we find that there is any lack of large in
comes. There is, generally, decline as COM
pared with last year, but not always.
1t should be borne in mind that the incomes
of the past few years have not generally repre-
sented what might be called the legitimate
profits of trade. They have been made up
largely of the advance in the nominal value OF
stocks while on hand. So, too, now while
prices are declining to their natural level, a
diminutiOn of incomes does not necessarily
represent decline in trade. Indeed, if the
business of the country can be carried on
during this return to normal condition with
out absolute loss, we may well rest satisfied.
But we are doing much better than that.
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UNITED STATES ENaIHEER's OFFICE
DAYENPORT. Iowa. A pril II. IH6Y I

DAVENPORT- Iowa, April IL 1861.
Sealed Proposals, In duplicate will be received at this
office until II M, WEDNESDAY, June 1867, for
cavating and removing the rock and other obstruc-
ons from the bed of the Mississippi river the Rock
Island or Upper Rapids by means Of Golfer dams and
subaqueous blasting or chseng.
Contractors will be required to furnish all boats,
sary In the prosecution of the work. There about
10000 cubic yards OF rock to be removed dstrib lied
unequally at different points the Rapids and the
Work must be done during the low water inter
ferng as little as practicable with navigation.
Contractors will state the plice per cubic yard for
which they propose do the work. which will be let
whole, in sections of such length the engi-
neer in charge may determine
The Government reserves the right to reject and
all bids, and bid Will be considered unless the party
offering shall give satisfactory evidence that he Is
Trustworthy, and has the necessary skill and expert
ence to do the work,
tached to each proposal. Each bid must contain q
written guarantee, signed by two responsible persons
Blanks for proposals OF the form required with form
OF guarantee, will be furnished at this Office app
cation. Proposals will be endorsed proposals for
addressed Brevet MajOr-General j. II. Wilson,
US A., Lieutenant-C Colonel 35th Infantry Daven-
port, Iowa.
Parties desiring further Information obtain the
by calling at the United States Engineers Office,
OF Second and Main Streets Davenport, Iowa,
where maps, plans, specifications. and quantities of
work will be shown to all who wish TO examine them
for the purpose of making proposals.
By order Of the Chief Engineer, U. 8; Army.
]. II. WILSON,
Lieut. Colonel, 35th Infantry.
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- OFFICE OF THE ILLINOIS CEN.
TRIAL RAILROAD COMPANY,

1907 HORTICULTURAL BAZAAR AND
~ Fair.-1tckets for sale at the principal Music
and Seed Stores and Saloons on CHESN UT Street. 1t
New-York tribune., 1867-09-28
FAMILY MARKETS.
II y VI III
on LIVING ENPEN


FRIDAY. Sept. ~, 1867.
The delightfully."- cool weather is favorable for keeping
fresh meats and poultry. aud when they can ths DO
kept unless supply s very large prices always s
fen up as they have done during the past lew days
Mutton though Is not plenty as III was
one week ago IL has advanced about &C. per pound In
consequences Beef and pork unchanged, Will an IN
crease IN consumption 0f the latter In the poultry
line some of the fancy dealers get above quotations
for extra fine birds203c for chickens and dncks ana
s5c for fat young turkeys Rice birds are fat at this
season and bring money Squirrels are added TO the
game list and venson Will he here IN about one week
when the law will also allow Of killing quail Oct d.
Several varieties Of fresh sh lower. with alr sup
py Offering Grapes begin 10 lead OH in the fruit me
They are already plenty that street peddars are oer-
ing them almost every corner In place or peaches
BUYING many grapes at sG9c. per pound, with
n few better oOrcr, at l04l2c. they are selling
them at I20l5c per pound Really good Concords are
generally retailing at 2Oc with some ~ hgl as Jc
by gh-prced dealers, who also get J5H4Oc Tor Dea-
vares and Rebeccas. Peaches stll plenty but the
cool weather opposed 10 quick sale The White pre-
serving sorts are selling at 81 5OUsi Is per basket while
ordinary fruit s Sas Bartlett pears nearly out
OF market Flemish Beauty Louise BOnne and DucheSse
taking their places. few very good Nirgaiens from
Rochester lOGI2c to be found at ~ per peach basket
Apples easier ordinary sorts retailing at SsSs 90
per Dbl Damson plums bring 81 30 per half peck But
Ter and give evidence Of cbeapening at present
pretty good article OF butter costs 81 a4Oc per pound We
New-York tribune., 1867-09-28
LIFE INSURANCE.
To the Edifor Of TIE Tribune.

To fr Fdtoro TIE Tribune
SIR: In an article on Life Insurance you sug-
gest that a manual should De prepared explaining the
principles and working Of that benign institution 80 that
everybody might understand them Now IL not the In
closed circular of the American Popular Life Insurance
Company precisely 10 tho point. has been by many
insurance men, sad 10 he the most lcid and plain
son or the subject that has yet appeared. Because IL
can be had gratis II be- supposed wholly an adj
vertisemcni but t is not IL intended to instruct
on The general subject well 10 set forth the points
or this Company, but Of tho points OF the Com.
pany, as It's name signifies 10 popularze. wiz
make familiar 10 the people, and 10 Amerfcanze Life In
suranee Indeed yourself Won struck
~ the roots OF all the evils that cluDg the skirts OF Life
insurance. For error ingenuity, and the complications
or old fogyisn, can only find when enveOped In
mystery and pedantry All these, with decided spirit
OF dcfatOn are characteristic Of European institutions
and found III Life Insurance, plainly mark it's origin
PlalnDcss, equity ana progress, equally characterize
the true spirit OF Amercalsm. Your suggestion carried
out would, therefore, not only pOpularize but as con
fluson, Americanze Life Insurance, for Us ineduI-
ues, exhibited, as they would be- by making the sub
ect pain, would soon I've corrected Europeans say that
lneqnity Is best for society; we do not believe H. OF
course European society Is better than savage
% bsufHnce by the European plan better than NOT TO
oe insured. But we believe that the American idea
"a equy IN society Is the best, and the equity of the
ri''eah system OF Insurance is equally superior
@ dne american Popular, It's name signincs was
oIsanzeu LOT The very purpose Of popuarizng and as
connseluehee AmercaniznS Life-Or, as IL should be
CaIeu. IdHhIy and Personal Insurance; for with the
paiO, wrong persons viii associate an uncer-
tdhty' hd an hoa also that the subject or net of in
surance, has something do with ths fe ar dcstb of
the insured whereas u has not rhs c,c,,,Iar s,U
therefore, 10 Is believed meet your snggestion a,d H.
Ftaa VIVA interest ana profit 10y every ono $3.50
Respectfully. sours INsuD.noa
New-York tribune., 1867-09-28

cent The discount market working closer, Win an
increase in the offerings OF business paper TheIe ls
however no actual stringency though acc0mmoua,ion
is confined 10 depOstOrs and only those IN nrstchsS
naud for money and loans made at rates equVaent
10 n OH per per month Tho market for New1 orK
funds was sensbly weaker, though there was no quota
ble change I'm quotations. Round lots were placed pc
tween banks at discount Of l54l5Lc, and some Mwau-
to bankers sold at l5 of The counter rates were ul-
chaneed-i discount buying, and par selling Buna'
aud Oswego, Sat OFF.
The Boston Adreruser parg.
THE general condition OF the money market to-day
shows no marked change Some banks are in better
position far their ability to loan IL concerned but
others have shut down nearly all calls Rates are
generally uualtered. Call loans rule at per cent on
Government cOllaerals, most exceptions beng ABOVE
rather than below that rate Commercial paper OF the
first quality pays from to ~ per cent, and the move
Incnt at present is comparatively slow.
The following is the comparative statement OF
earnings of the Chicago and Northwestern Railway
New-York tribune., 1867-09-28

The Michigan Central Railroad Company earn
inrs for the the third week in September were
ieer irp os lsCs . s9s95T Increase. Ell s9i 90
The receipts Of tho Milwaukee and ST. Paul Rail
way Company and Of the roads under its manage
ment for tho inst three weeks of the present month
amounted 70 sJOOsOO or $4,000 more than for the
corresponding period of 1896.
The Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne. and Chicago Ba'lroad
Company has declared quarterly dividend of q pee
cent. free, payable October H.
The October coupons of tho Albany and Susque-
hanna Railroad bonds will be- paid at the Delaware
and Hudson Canal Company's Office, No. Z Nassau-st
The following aro the movement, OF Dry Goods at
tll. I.lIrI LurIiLlL llIn AAnAL
New-York tribune., 1867-09-28
For plaintiff, Mr.. Torrance; for defendant, Mr.. T D
FIGHT ABOUT A DOCTORS sICYs.


On the 20th OF April last the defendant was
statements that last Winter he eDgag as lecturer
the Of those premises notified the doctor take IN
his bulletin board &c the front entrance The doctor
had lease OF the premises for medical practice lcctur-
ing" &c. and on consulting counsel refused 20 comply
Subsequently the signs disappcared the doctor pnt ip
others and they followed suit The doctor obtained the
arrest Of the landlord. but Justice Dodge discharged him.
Subsequently other signs put up, aud they dis
appeared The doctor set watch and finally caught his
landlord carrying of the bulletin board A hgt onsued
and the doctor got wOrsted The latter then obtained the
arrest Of his landlord charge O assault aud battery
The day Of the the sOiaw Of the landlord cpue
and took away s!gn pursued, aud took refuge in
his fatherinaws Office into which defendant effected
an entrance, but was oustcd by the refugee. I'm
mediately after the doctor commenced suit against
MS landlord Tor the value Of the signs On the serving Of
the summons tho so law entered the premises Oh the
noor over the doctors office and ut up calithumplan"
serenade series OF which subsequently given nearly
nightly, 10 the intense annoy of the doctor On some
OF these occasions "hard looking femalesU
and the doctor subsequently, brought suit against his
landlord in consequence vi these acts claiming s5UO
damages aud subsequent to all these acts there were nu
merOus other rows fights quarrcs, wrangngs arrests
claims for damages, GC which ended IN the defendant
being placed In Ludlow-s Jail in connection with suit
brought By the 8Onulaw against defendant ia which
$1,000 damages were claimed. Robert ~ Waite, esq
having been appointed by the Court take charge ~ de-
fendanto case he obtained order 20 show cause why
the order FOR the arrest OF the defendant 5hOud lot be
vacated. This motion was fully argued yesterday the
judge reserylng his decision
New-York tribune., 1867-09-28
DEUISIUN.
Kate Douglas agt. Geo. +. Douglass; motion
denied.
SUPREME COURT-GRSRRAL TERM.
NOTICE TO YiE BAR.

NOTICE TO ME BAR.
This Court will meet on Saturday morning
Sept 2s 1Oi o'clock for the purpose OF hearing non
enumerated motions.
CHAMBEss-BefOre Justice CLERKb
THE SHERMAN HABEAS CORPUS.
In application Of Fssnces sIerman: .
Mrs. Sherman, on her cioSs-eX;ihinatlon yCSr -,
saving that She did tell Mrs Bunnel she thought the child
better OFF with his grandIalier t,il TI.n ~ hi
home She was afraid her husband would be ugly ON er
redirect examination she sad she was SIGN aI tne ] tl
she narted with her child; she had no means beyond
what She could make by sewing; her husband Was the
cause of their separation.
Adjourned TO Monday at 10 O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-28

Fitz-John Porter, it is said, is to be made
Superintendent Of the Morris and Essex Railroad.
Gov. Fenton has appointed Col. j. Henry
IAe6enan commssary General Of Subsistence with the
rank OF Brgadier General.
Mrs. Cole, wife of Gen. Cole, who killed His
COCK s not nane as has been reported but on tine CON
uar{ rs N very calm frame OF mind ana enjoying u
aegree OF health mentally and bodily She and her
tMouaheffs are now at the residence AZ her brother ia
trtinal.shufgii.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-28
M, spirts are quiet Resins are lower and dull Tar


is quiet. We quote: ,,,
'Pnn rne y r o. aee $50 BIZ. $3.50 100
y 30 ts!.,....s ss 20 a = Gl,;,. ia bOI'' ez,a 90
NTi,ls SS, > $50 b. Tar. Nql cga9y "a. ., 50
hIi,R' SSs. p sso b.; .rl r,I wSasiPnn 90
'IsaR SSIs, I, $50 b.. AIS 30 Pitch City in bills
A;IH' sSI,. . "a $50 b9 F" 40 SIS Pitch Ssass!n'a
0us-Amerean Iinseed is firm and in fair demand at
81 98dS1 81 in casks and bbs English 40 Is quiet anu n
changed In Crudc Fish oils the business IL lnlted
pnS g aos9 S5 for sperm Lard Oil ia dull but steady
PROVISI0NS-A moderate business was uoo % III EiSo
e ID nII ot inside prices the sales cash and regular
are bbs at s23 20 $2i o. aud small lots at s2 l2s
Beei Is S m aTIs 5 ce Cured Extra Mess on private
terms Tierce Beef il quiet. Beef Hams are lnactlye
hoTcs stretford Cut at iSIc there is inquiry
for future delivery but nothing has been consunmated
ted we uuote at 99ic for City Lard has been IN more
active demand and prices better, closing hr ,les 80
lac for fair TO prime steam and Kettle Rendered. also,
800 tcs Refined Ia fayOrite brandt at l1c n i,tor
BUTTER-The only change we nave 10 HOte IN ~
market or prices Is that Of increased activity in tho
| former We quote as follows: Ia.
'ISfH pa sns or.nso Co. sa2ss
state fns and tubs good State tubs Welsh good ast,
NJ low, and Mna Ohio common fr nSsc
CuEEsE-The market keeps rather quiet ana prices S
very firm, but without material alteration We quo'0 "
\ follows
Factory good choice Vermont dairy, common 20 .
Qb, choice,
State. good. 0lJ Pine APPLE
daes Ol2B Ohio
bug dairy Conu...2 alb Ohio factory. good 10 ehoceiI ~l0
| Eng dish dairy, Ohio. IL ais
AfTERNooS PnoyIsioS MARKET. o'cLocK-Tbe Pork
Market is weak sales OF bbls Mess at s23 s1h cash.
PETROLEIJM-The market ia steady for both Crude
and Refined in bond but the business has been only to
moderate extent. The closing quotations AS follows:
Crude (.007 gravity in bulk gallon IA @io
Crude (DdS grayityl bbs 10 DdS
Refined n bond. d test) Prime Iigh straw to White ~ d5g
Refined in bond (llO STANDARD White NtUSS
Refined IN bond no es) Prime White "a O
Refined Naphtha VVdtJ gayi5l n W. co,
Resdum ~ 70 o~1
RCEThere is moderate inquiry but prices are rather
heavy Sales O a small lot Carolina at c and 800 bags
Rangoon In bond 3s03ic., gold.
SUGARS-The demand for Raw Sugars continues very
brisk the market is strong at the Fall figures OF the
late Improvement We quote at for Fair to Good
Refining and l2tc for No. ~ Dutch Standard; sales OF
2s5 hhs lO Gl2o for Cuba l2tc for Porto Rc0 ana
ss5 Havana at l.alic Refined are firm at l6sc
| for Harts. ..o
SEEDs-A limited business in Glover Seed at 12i 8l3c
Timothy Seed II quiet at 81 759sJ. Rough Flaxseed
sanbo at 81 S5DS2 Calcutta Lnseed Ia in good de-
nand and prices pretty firm sales Of 5000 bags to
arrive private terms ALSO 5000 bags at about " 20
| duty paid. 20 ~.
SiTARIN is better and active sales or 10000
at i3Ic for Inferior and l5c. for Prime In hhds -
TALLOWrhc demand is only moderate sales OF foooo
| ID at l2Gl2tc. ,,. 49,.
at IN "A
New-York tribune., 1867-09-28
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-srBcI,L TfRM-Before
,Iudge CAEDOZO

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-SFBCIiL 1FRM.-ieioie
Judge CAEDOZo
DIVORCE AND AIIMONf.
Margaret Koss sgL Augustus kosA , .
The parties to this suit were married IN
scDember 1sc2 The affidavit OF Mrs Koss sets forth
that for fhe last IS months her husband las not only
refused to support wife and family consisting OF three
children, but las lived In open adultery WIN ahother
woman who has assumed his name.
The affidavit of Mrs. Koss also shows that defendaht
abandoned her during her pregnancy that after dspOs
ing OF most of her furniture, piece by piece III ofdcr 10
provide herself and children with food and clothing she
was Obliged 10 90 10 Bellevue Hospital where her thlrd
child was born that she an inmate or the HOsptai
for two months at the expiration Of which time she was
Obliged To Mace her child in the Aims House until size was
able 70 work for support She has now commenced
suit for divorce and the present motion Is made Tor
allmOny and counsel fees pending the suit The papers
were submitted without argument andthe Court reserved
its decision.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-28

Dec. lOo Dec. .CG7OOO Dec. .7.9G.I0o Dec l9i9Oo
by reducing the wheat to flour the quantity OF the
latter left at tidewater this year compared with the
corresponding period last year. shows a decrease OF
l3G.J0O barrels of flour.
The following comparative table shows the guam
tity of of the principal articles of produce left
az tide-water from the commencement of navigation
to and including the 2d September IN tho years IN
t.I
New-York tribune., 1867-09-28
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUN
CIVIL COURTS.

L. g. DISTRICT COURT.-IN BANKRUPTor 49,,
A petitiOn in bankruptcy was filed by WIZ
Liam r. sheldon Of this city and referred to Register
Allen
New-York tribune., 1867-09-28

Inc. $500 Incl62,9 800 Decl ,ll6,3Oo Dcsl,9Oo
The aggregate quantity of the same articles lett at
tide-water from the commencement OF navigation 10
the 22d September inclusive. during the years 1866
and 1877 vas ~ follnws.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-28

The quantity of flour. wheat. corn. and barley leit
nj tue-water during the third week in September IN
the years 1866 and 1867 was as follows
Flour bblA wbe,t bush. Corn, bush Barley bush
1866 ...... $500 16i.l06 l.7i9GOo 9I'lm
1861. S,lOo 32j,GO0 bSi''" ''@V'
New-York tribune., 1867-09-28

Total .sa,l9s9l2 50 s,70i.S93 81 s59e,i2 81
The Western Union Railroad earned tho third
week in September
1867 S3l 4J6 1865 81, ,525 Inc. --so.92i
The following arc tho rates of freight from Chi
New-York tribune., 1867-09-28
THE MONEY MARKET.
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.-FIRsr CALI,
10t O'CLOCK A. ii.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-28
rECOND BOAR
ARD.
sA.-IAfINK
C1lc & n West

GOvERNMEET DEPARTMENT -.
II Ga 500 Coup 'G is $40 COu '65 US620Copn 90 II
4sOO..........lO9 2O0O0O -..--.l0.4 2D.VDo I'VE
New-York tribune., 1867-09-28
FIsu-pRY. SMOKED, sTTHLL. Hrc.
IAjJN,
Wheat Flour, prime.

Nhcat llOlT, prime,
a. bbl....Sl3 5OaSi5 90
Medium. = bblSi2 OOdsl3 W
California, 4 l0O-b
bag ..........S O00Sl y
= 2j-iB bag 81 600sl 80
a. n .......-...-..-... % 4
Ilccker's sclfKaising.
a. g-fb bac .gO1lS
New-York tribune., 1867-09-28
DRY AND CANNED.

peck. k.-..-... vi 20 osl ~
Peai'r .cOOking.Pi PIX .t0eD
Eating. y pch bkt.s2 ass 90
Fine, y quart......30GiO q 10
y peach bask .S O0dA 90
Peaches y qt.. hne..s.2O62j
Common, y qt...-..lOGl2
y baskct.........-slGsl 30
Large, Y baSket.Si DGsl rs
INSTRUMENTATION
Quihccs. v pch. bslit.. GSl
WhortleberTies, Y qt..l5 Glo
HFla
New-York tribune., 1867-09-28
6uNDRIES.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCF.
Financial.
oyvrcE sr. LouIs, JAcKsoSvILLE AND CHICAGO R
lao Ca Ia

JAtksoNNILLs III NrIT y
<,OUPONS of FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
oftbe Sr LOUIS JACKSONVILLE AND CHICAGO X X Ce,
do. Oct 1884, paid and after that date the once q
49, NJ JESJP Co. No. IL Pinest York, free Of Govern
1885,, " " d. B. HOWARD. Treasures.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-28

$1,000. 99i
5000. 10 o'clk. 99s
u f5s 10 40 Reg
IO,OOO.12 O'clk. 9of
Treas Notes 7 3-lo 3
I'd Series
New-York tribune., 1867-09-28

SO 80 a 90
750 10 9 IS
10 ID 0 90
3M % . 50
375 d I 90
20 ~ -
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-09-27
.a.g arsa ,r THE OLD r--.raT7..r
Lines Of Stages.
A
rHE OH

TNHE undersigned take this method of inform
ing their friends and the travelling public
that they continue to run the old and well esab-
lished lines of
MAIL STAGES
between Bel Air End Baltimore and Bel Air and
Magnolia Station.
The Stage direct for Baltimore via Hartford
Turnpike, leaves Danms Hotel every Monday,
W tdnesday and Friday morning, at 8 O'Clock,
arriving in Baltimore ut l O'Clock, p. NJ. Return
ing, leaves Browns Hotel, High street, Bati-
more, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
morning, at o'coCk, arriving in Bel Air at l.
P. M.
The Stage for Baltimore via Bel Air, Emmor-
ton, Abingdon and Magnolia, leaves Forest lllll
daily, Except Sundays ut 81 O'Clock, a. A.,
Bel Air at 81, A. NJ, and Abingdon at lO9
O'Clock, A. NJ. arriving ut Magnolia Station, on
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad, in time to connect with the II, NJ.
train for Baltimore. Returning, leaves Magno-
liza Immediately after the arrival of the /
O'Clock, p. NJ. train from Baltimore, arriving
at Forest Hill at 6 o'clock, 7. NJ.
Way passengers will be accommodated at
any point on either route
Intending to devote careful and constant at
tention to the wants and convenience Of travel
lers, and to permit these well-known lines of
stages to lose none of their former popularity,
we solicit continuance of the very liberal pa
tronage heretofore so generously extended to its
former proprietors. -
JOHN T. SPICER,
WIN. ANDERSON,
Projectors.