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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-21
Free % Everyboay.

Free 90 Everybody.
A large PIP. Circular. giving Information
OF the great est importance to the young OF
both sexes. H5H
II teaches how The homeIy may become
beautiful. the desltsed respected, and the
forsaken loved.
Noyoung lady or gentleman should fail to
send their address, and receive copy post
paid, by return NAH. Address,
P.o. Drawer, II, Troy, n. Y.
mcha3-eod, trtw&wly
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Dissolution.

HAVING PURCHASED THE ENTIRE
III STOCK of the Carpet Store of on, PAUL
& Co, and thank full for the very liberal pa
trOnRRe bestowed upon the old hrTn, we
would ask n continuance OF the same. In
tending to give our entire time and attention
to the bus ness, with increased stock and IA
cilitIes, we hope TO give satisfaction 10 all
who may favor us with their patronage.
nrm name of a -H
JIG. ORR& CO., r1rs
Successors TO
sepI6 ORR, PAUL. q co.
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zEPHYRs,
Ladies' Kid Gloves,

I.arge stock and best make. Embroidery,
SIX and Uhsnele; Wax Tor making Flo Sers.
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Colored and White; LadIes' Buck Gauutiets
Plain, Hemstitched, Lace aud Embroidered
HandkeTchieIs.
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Democratic Reorgani&atSOn-Lstt from
Robert TOombs.

The West and South, of Cincinnati, contains
the following letter from Robert Toombs ad-
dressed 10 its editor, Mr.. w. NJ. Cory, as Cor
responding Secretary of the Democratic Central
Committee
WAsHINeToN, Ga, June l9.--My Dear Sir:-Yorr
letter of the 9Th instant duly received and would
have been before replied to but for absence from
States, knew nothing OF your proposed organization
what II was for or who were in it-when wrote my
reply Of the 9th ult. After the reception OF
yours OF the 9Th Instant with the proceedings Of the
pleasure the position to which have been assigned,
and viii CT eerfully give my utmost efforts promote,
establish, and vi those principles. The frat Ken.
lucky resolution contains the principles of my whole
this hour, have maintained them In peace and In
power and out of power, In prosperity and
verBity and am as ready to-day thirty years
ago. when entered public life as Dulliher, ITO spend
of oil sorts had been thousand times more than they
have been, should consider them well spent "fOr q
lost cause rather than accept other interprea-
ton of the American Constitution.
therefore accept any man brother, In peace
war, VINO will honestly stand by and defend them.
L will be with him long n the weakness OF hu-
manity Will enable me to stand by the truth 20 my
own hurt Therefore, sink or swim, survive
teDance of the Cincinnati platform Of April ls. will
take Immediate measures TO organize the state o
Georgia on that basis, and Will the true of
the (socaed) ten Rebel States to ali into line" You
leave home tomorrow with the view of beginning the
organization In Georgia, and enargng your suDscrp
ton the means OF propagating true constitutional
IDEAS; and viii endeavor to send ou suoscrptiOns
regret nothing in the past bot the dead and the
failure hnd am to-day ready To use the best means
can command to establish the principles for which
L fought am, respectfully and truly, yo1r friend
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From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, July S-The brig Rab-
boni arrived to-day from Atarella, West indies
with guano, for orders. She reports having
spoken on the lst inst, in latitude 26 longitude
%, schooner Ada WiswaIl, from Boston for ST.
Kits, in distress, having broken her foremast
head. She was making for Nassau, and pro-
ba bly, reached there on the Sd inst.
The pilot boat Coquette reported to-day hav-
ing seen a large water-spout at the Capes, which.
after travelling several miles on the water,
swept ashore and disappeared in the distance.
A small water-spout was also seen In Hampton
Roads this afternoon, during the prevalence of
squall, but IL did not approach the land.
The Annamessic line of steamers touched here
for the first time to-day. The company has
made this permanent arrangement. in order
to accommodate the farmers on the Peninsula
in shipping truck to Philadelphia and New
York. During the recent Railroad Convention
in Norfolk a schedule was adjusted so that the
company's steamers could make through con-
necIions with the Baltimore, Wilmington. and
Philadelphia. and the Camden and Amboy
Railroads. Passengers from the South now
leaving Norfolk at ii o'clock A. M. arrive in
New York at o'clock the next morning, COM
modions sleeping cars, without change, being
exclusively used. III. Phoebus, Esq, has been
appointed agent at this point for the line.
Sailed, United States gunboat Estella, from
Pensacola for New York
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sol OF her FIRST families in her colleges aud
up versities from military duties Virginia
pa sed an act TO continue the appropriations TO
the University and Military Institute, and ap-
military defenses; thus her statesmen put an
end TO the encouragement of education among
the poor. Those who inaugurated and en-
couraged the movement had their minds hlled
idea that capital should own labor, aud those
who owned tie labor should make the laws.
The exemptions Fl ON military duty ofthe large
Shareholders by the Confedt rate Congress-, the
numerous details granted by those in power TO
the rich and influential, and the ruthless con-
scriptions Of the laboring and middle classes,
all Indicate the object of the leaders; In fact IL
passed into prOverb that IL was "the rich
mans war and the poor mans fight" But 1
need not accumulate facts to prove the lnten-
tion OF the leaders. De BoiO'S ReUtetO,
the organ of the slaveholding artstocracy,
expressed the object to be attained by The Re
beIlion. . . One of Vtrgtnla's most
gifted and honored sons has declared, since the
war, that "it was universal suffrage brought on
the war" i am aware tnat these ideas and
notions did not influence the masses in Vir-
ginia who entered and were dragged Into the
late war, and that, had the Confederacy sue
ceeded, and the effort made to deprive them of
these civil and political rights, every leaders,
head would have been in danger Of the block,
or his body of the scaffold. The spirit of liberty
still rules in the minds OF the masses. THE lost
cause" made its tens Of thUusb nds of Widows
and orphans; It laid waste our fields, and
brought penuTy and starvation to our homes;
IL sought to deprive us of the rich Inheritance
of freedom purchased by our fathers; 10 struck
at the life and liberty of the nation. Man pro-
poses; God dispoSes. Man proposed to erect a
fabric of government whose corner stOn @ should
be human slavery; Providence overruled the
purpose, and made freemen of millions of
Slaves The cause died, "when God arose to
Judgment 10 serve all the meek OF the earth;
surely the wrath OF man shall praise Him, and
the remainder shall those restrain. Thus saith
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TenneEsee Election - Governor BrOwn-
lows Proclamation.

STATE OF TENNESSEE, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
ResstraIion and Sher6s OF all the Counties Of the
Stale OF Tennessee and the Judges and CeI ks of the
1857 WheIeds sedtious and inc sndiary circular
has been recently addressed 70 the County Courts OF
cendiary Committee at Nashville, urging the said
County Courts 70 supsrsede the Commissioners % of
CLERKS OF the approaching election thereby Intending
practically to nulfy the Franchise law and TO pre-
vent the holding of any valid election under the Con-
stitution the first Thursday OF August next; and
OF this State being lebelliously disposed nave ooeyea
said circular and cOnformed TO said treasonaole
Now. therefore. L, William q. Brownlow, Governor
of the State of Tennessee being bound by the Const
be xtcuted. 90 hereby command the Commissioners
Of Eegisraton throughout the state 70 comply with
appointment of all clerks aud Judges Of their respec
6y e consSonn ne ON tbe f S ne n
1867 ana the several Shers of The different counties
said election required by law, and to make reurn
according 70 law, OF the votes received and counted
sioners Of RegstTaiion and " '''0
Whereas. IL may occur that some OF the sheIiTs OF
posed effort 20 nulliiy said FRANCHISE law and may
refuse 70 make TeLgsa Of ELECTIONS held by the clerks
tration, do herebv demand and require the said
gourt may have pretended 10 annant cerSs S
Judges of election TO make out additional poIl.bo
the Commissioners Of kegisraton who shall Forward
duplicates Of lhe result o such election to the Execu-
iature and other departments OF the Government and
herebv ordered TO arrest aid j. o. CAM az s ~ ~
his agents commissioners, wherever found III thev
ahe avs and 10 break up and disperse ali U ~
having in view the holding OF illegal elections or In
In testimony whereof have herepnto subscribed
my name and caused the Sse4 sss OF the state Z
VILE, this 5th day of July, A. u; lSsl epou,,,r,,
Secretary OfsIate,
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lTarkets bY TeIegraph.

NEW York, July lO.--Stocks strong Chicago and
Rock Island, @5S Reading, 1855; Erie, 6g1s Canton
and Pituburg 9255; Pittsburg and Fort Wayne IOO5S
Michigan Central, ll0l4; Michigan Southern So; New
York Central, lO59 Illinois Central, l235 Cumberland
preferred, 401 Missouri 6s, %: Hudson River l09s{
1865, lO9a new ISSUE l0s{; Ten-fortles 1926 Seven-
thirties new Issue, b all others l07ss Money 56D6
NEW YORK, July lO-Cotton dull; 2ec for mIddling
upiands. Flour active and l0692Oc higher: sales OF
ern, s6@@li 20i southern t96O@l5I5 Wheat aQ5c.
lower sales OF 10 600 bushels No at $685. Caforua,
Western $o6SS @I0s Oats 1c. higher sales Of $4,000
sions quiet. Pork irm new ness t22.20. Whisky
quiet
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From Havana.

HAVANA, July 4.-The barque Ocean Home
was not sold on July LIST, Mr.. Stewards request
being complied with.
The reported revolution at Porto Rico was
simply revolt, easily suppressed the leaders
being executed. 1t is reported that cargo of
slaves was recently landed.
Each vessel arriving after July 2lst will be
fined S25 for lack of weight and measure, If not
stated in the manifest
Sugar is active at 87z reals per arrobe for No.
IL Dutch Standard
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From Cape Island To-day.

!sPRoIAL DRsPAToH TO EVENING TELEGRAPH ]
CAPE ISLAND, July l0.--The first hop of the
Columbia House season came off last night.
Hassler's Band furnished the music. Over one
hundred ladies were present, in fashionable
display, and crowded the large dining-room
and porticos Several distinguished personages
were present. There is heavy northeast gale
was compelled TO take passengers from tue
Selma in boats. About fifteen eastern bound
vessels are at anchor in front of the Island
delayed by the storm. 1t is still blowing fresh.
The thermometer stands at sixty-nine. Weather
clear.
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Registers i'm Bankruptcy in Teunessee

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July 9,-Judge G. +. Trlgg,
of the U. s. Court, qualified the Registers fn
District, j. A. Dewey; Second District, L. S.
Trowbridge; Third District, ]. W, johnson;
Fourth District, w. N. Doughty; Fifth District,
A. s. Bradley; Sixth District, ] j. Buck;
Seventh District, Hatchett; Eighth District not
vet appointed General Cooper has moved
most of the militia to West and Middle Ten
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TWO o,cIocIS Market Report.
FROM BALTIMORE TO-DAY.
Efforts OF the Republicans to Save Mary
land from Rebel Rule, Etc.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EVENING TELEGRAPH.
BALTIMORE July l0.--A committee of one
hundred Republicans visited Washington to-
day TO persuade Congress to pass the Sumner
Wilson bill, but 1t believed nothing will be
done with this until the regular session. IT.
adopting a new State Constitution that does
not guarantee manhood suffrage, unless ap-
proved by Congress, as proposed by Judge Kel-
ley, passes, IL will answer all the present pur-
poses. strong appeal will be made TO adopt
this measure which will save Maryland from
the rule of Rebels.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-10
SECOND EDITION
LATEST EUROPEAN ADHCES.
Financial and Commercial Roport to
Noon po-dav

Financial and Commercial Report to
Noon To-day.
BIZ the Atlantic Gable.
LONDON, July lO-Noou.-Co for money
9i2z; United States Five twenties ~ Erie Rail,
road, 44lI; Illinois Central, S0I4.
FRANKFORT, July lO.-United States Five
tweniies, IN.
LIVERPOOL. July 10--Noon.-Cotton heavy
and quiet. Sales to-day about 5000 bales; mid
ding uplands, l02sd; middling Orleans 10 rs. l8d
Breadstuffs quiet Corn, S7s. ALI other articles
are unaltered.
The Nebraska Arrived Out.
QUEENSTOWN, July l0-Noon.-The steamer
Nebraska, from New York June 70, arrived
here at ii A. M.
Two o'clock Market Report.
LONDON, July 10-2P. M.-Consos and Five
twenties are tlrmer since the opening, and one
sixteenth higher. Illinois Central and Erie
Railroad unchanged
LIVERPOOL, July 10-2. P. NJ Cotton is
firmer and the demand better; but prices are
unchanged. The sales will reach 10000 bales.
The other markets are without alteration.
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HEAVY Robbery at Whitehaven.

MAUCH CHUNK Pa. July l0-The Lehigh
Coal and Navigation office, at Whitehaven, was
robbed last night of $50 900 in notes and $1,000 In
United States bonds. The property belonged TO
individuals, and was placed in the vaults for
safe keeping. A reward Of $4,000 Is offered for
the arrest of the thieves and recovery Of the
money.
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BalIoon AscensIon at Boston.

BOSTON, July 9.-The Hyperion, the largest
balloon ever made in this country, with capa-
city for seventy thousand feet Of gas, assembled
from the Common this afternoon, under the
charge of Professor King who took seven COM
paniOns with him. IL is the intention of the
party TO spend the whole night in navigating
the air
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Fire i'm Massachusetts.

WoRcEsTER. Mass, July l0.-The South Wor-
cester wire mill, belonging to Washburne &
Moen, was partially burned this morning
The loss is nearly covered by insurance. The
In another part of the city and are unharmed
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Queen Victoria was expected in Paris,
and has probably arrived there already. Her
visit is to 9e strictly @ sn Sco So o% the tpS papers sn&
notice Of her,
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The "Directory" adds:-"The large number
of neutral papers in London is attributable to
the fact that so many commercial literary,
scientific. professional, and trade organs are
published, and these do not interfere with
nnlitios in any way"
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A Rufialo paper states that the eastward
movement of Flour and Grain through Buffalo
from the West from January to July /, this
year as compared with last year, shows de,
crease OF l69 92s barrels OF Flour, and lO,466,90s
bushels Of gram,
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The Health of New Orleans.

NEw ORLEANS, July 0.-The Board of Health
held a meeting this afternoon, and officially re-
port that the city was never more healthy, No
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-10

Po1IT1cs OF BRITISH NEwsPAPERs.-Some in
terestipe statistics concerning the politics of
the United Kingdom are given in the London
Newspaper Press Directory for 1867, y where
wa find the following table,
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF PHILADELPH HI JULY 10.
STATE OF THERMOMETERS AT THR EVENING rHLR-
f.t "a, GRAPH OFFICE. .l I g.. frrf..F n
IA. M........69 IL A. M......-..7Sl p.
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: OIEAhEU IHI5 MUhNINt1. :
Schr w. H. Mitchell cole. Boston, Blaklston, Graef
d Co. T47'
scnr n. H. Gould. Crowell, Boston, Caldwell eordoI
str W. whnlden. Riggans Baltimore. J. D. Ruon.
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For additional Marine Neus see Third P1o,

For additional Marine Ne0s see Third Paoe.
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Schr W. II. Mitchell, COLE Boston, Blaklston, Graen
scnr N H. Gould. Crowell. Boston, Caldwell, Gordon
Str ". whmlden Riggans, Baltimore j. D. Ruot.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING. lsn
Steamship Roman, Baker, 42 hours nom Boston;
in the bay two brigs and two lumber laden schrs,
BIZ bsrque Celia, Dolby 70 days from Mavasuez P.
r., with sugar and nOlasses 70 ". cgmmIngs Z Son,
ana molasses to g. w; BeEnadou = Bro Bro 80.
town. with mdse; 20 @. B. Kertoot q Co.
steamer .,h X WIinE InYes hours nom Bati-
AT wILMINeToN, DEL.
Br. brig Bride, Blauvelt. 20 days from Nevassa with
guappS 70 = r. Bailey q . Co Len Len brig Cuban, loading
Correspondence OF he PhtIadeiphta ErchanOs
IEwEs. Del. July SO P. M.-The brigs I. M. Mer-
Iit from sagua, and Ida @. from Nevassa for Pnila-
The following vessels went 70 yesterday:-B Barque
mouth; and Ranger ioT Rotterda@. Harrow' Tor RAJ
JOSEPH LAFETRA.
MEMORANDA
SniP 6l,deno kindt, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Steamship Hunter, Rogers. hence at ProvIdencesh
brig Brig n G. Brooks, McLane hence atFail River 9Th
Brig Edith. Putnam hence. at Bangor 9th inst
dei0hia DeeaInr Oakes Berry from Warren for Phila
schrs w d. Cargll Kelly; GOV J. Y smith, Glad
stb & suu H. j. Rayner, Rayner hence at Providence
sGhr Adelaide, Crowley from Somerset for PhiIa
sehr John Crockford. hence. at New Bedford 7th
sehF Clara Rankin Rankin, hence. ct Kennebnnk
18th inst .I r'l se
Schr Boston. Smith, hence at Bristol 9Th Inst,
Schrs g. FRles, Nick eraOn; Sophie Ann, Smiehs ana
RappahAnnock, Coraon. Tor Philadelphia, sailed nom
schf Two Marys, wietts. hence. at Newport sth
scbr WIN. Carroll Biagee. for Philadelphia. cleared
at Bangor 9Th Inst, = -, I. 49, nm. .,-,-,. -.
from Bristol 6th inst . - - ,,,-.l.
Rchrs Hazleton. Gardiner, ana a. H. brOWns fieFces.
Schra Monfevue COnklin: eliza and Rebecca, Price;
and Eva Belle Berry, for philadelphia sailed from
ns snbrs ~ " Paxson Brown from Boston. and Cohas.
aatt chha from EdgartOwn. both for philadelphia,
~ ii olmqsi Hole 9Th inst and sailed next day.
Rayoue Cum mberland, Parker, hence for Sligo, with
cargo of corn (before repOrtedl was totally lost In lat
"a a1 N ion IS 20 W.. on the I'd ult The vessel was
sfrnoS by sea and hove on her beam ends, aud they
conld not right her. They cut away the mizEenmRsG
ana naintopInast without efiect; the bilge pumps
could not reach the water, and the vessel gradually
theV were picked up by the barque Newcastle, OF
,RISdsor which arrived at Quebec on the 25ih uIt
DOMESTIC PORTS
NEW YoRE; July 9--Arrived, steamship Ottawa
A reher. nom Antwerp.
Astesuship San JacintO, Atkins, nom Savannah
6teamship 6aragoeaa, CrOwell from Charlestou
f5feamahip Champion, Lock wood, from Charieaton
SllenmahD R. clyde, Chichester. from Ilnaine9cr'
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NHw York July 9--Arriveo, steamship Ottawa
steamship San Jaclnto, Atkins, nom Savannah.
6teamehip 8aragOeaa, CrOWell. from Charleston
sfeamship Champion, Lockwood, frOm Charleeton
stoamshlp r, Clyde Chichester, from WIlminetons
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THTs MORNTryc
AT WTLMINGToN, DEL.

Br. brig Bride. Blauvelt 20 days from Nevassa with
guano j. E Bailey q Co. Left brig Cuban Ioading
for Philadelphia, to sail In 10 days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-30
s,TEW SPRIN G q O d ;

NTEW SPRING GOODS.
We respectfully request our friend=, nnd the
public, generally, to call and examine the large
supply OF SP RING GOODS we are re, n 10Y y re re-
ceiving, consisting in part Of LADIES' DkEH9
GOODS. OF nearly every desert ptlcn, such 81
Plain, Black and Colored Silks, BombaZnca,
Alpacng, colored and black, I'VE ask special at,
tention to our Ga Alpacas, Plain and Figured
MousIins; 4 Grenadines; Pure Moh"lrs rep
Real Velvet and Thread Laces, Lace Cath"ric
and Linen Collars; rhawls and Manteis, OF
newest s1vics; Gloves, Hosiery Of AL kinds, tor
Ladies, Gentlemen and Children, (these articles
have been selected with cure, and are very
cheap Beautiful Grenadine Ties for Ladies :
oil Kinds Of ties for Gentlemen, White Goods,
such a Plain, Striped and Bard Cambrlcs,
Nninsooks and SWia5 MUsi!n5 a inc a3so?tment
Of Plain, Swiss and Orguniy Musllns, A. to lO-i
vide; some very fine Ladies' Plain Enlhrol ter-
cd and Lace Trimmed Handkerchict: nnE
line Of Plain and Heavy French Linen ma
Silk handkerchief for Gentlemen,
We have a very fine line Of Black Ei"th gnd
Cassim, re, (Frcnchl also q great variety Of Do
neztic and Foreign makes .--->...
LINEN AND COTTON 5HEETl1Gj- Il
urge supply, aud much under former prices
Bi1ach d and Unblcache'i Cottons; tatiHoes,
Glnyhams, Ticl;jngs and Checka Grass and
Spanish Linena: for Cent? Coats end Ladies
Dresses.
Umbrellas, silk AMI Cotton, Fara5ols, Eng
I.h and American, 0! nearly every de2crlption,
IertE' Gau2c aud Cotton Shirts ana SHIRT
Fronts, woYa a4d sewcd,
Flanncla, white ard coiogoI; al wool, ,5iIE,
Warp and Domestic.
The best assortment of Brussels ply Ingram,
Venetian, Hemp and Rug Carpeting On Cioth:
and MAttiNGs we have Hver offered. All Of
lhese goods viii be offered At prices that cannot
fMi TO please. ----..-...-.>, ,,,,r,
Inh ii WIIM hE y SiA j -hAfEF.
ygDEMRT il. WOOD
II Would call attention II M iaFEe and
desirable stock Of
DIZZY u . y - :
nov in store, and L. which We Will be- making
additions from The newsstand most ch"cr good"
Of The season.
Dealers arc requested 10 cal and examine Our
assortment before making their PURCHASES.
30. 49, King street, one da.r from Wash
irgton street, under Orange 4 A'azsndri" Kali
road Office. I" -