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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-22

WEATHER WISE AND OTHERWISE
Mizzle, sizzle, drizzle, sloppy under foot,
and frowning and murky overhead, it is
positively about the confoundedest mean
weather that ever came under the OBJ
servation of taker of items. There is
On abundance of water, both in the riv-
or and in the streets, and We need no
more of that fluid which Adam is delu-
sively supposed to have thought equal
to the best Scotch brewed. But wasn't
Adam green! Adam was young then:
he hadn't seen the world at large-he re-
NAMED upon his farm; never rode to
town and bruised about the corner gro
ceries; didn't know a cocktail from q
haystack; never got into bad crowds
and from there into the lookup, to be
called up the next morning to hear
"twenty dollars and costs" But
Adam sSred after all. He got him
self into sad scrape, and was turned
out of his little paradise forever
and q day." Unlike tho unfortunates
who are sometimes estored to favor by
the Police Judge before their sentences
expire, Adam hasn't been restored. He
is still out, and, from appearances, is
getting further from his little farm than
ever. 3 But we' arc wandering. We
started about water, and have evident
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-22

DARING BURGLARY-Near Eight Thou-
sand Dollars in Specie, Paper and Checks
Stolen.-One of the most daring burg
laries we have ever been called upon to
record was perpetrated in this city on
Wednesday last, but was not discovered
until two o'clock yesterday morning.
About nine o'clock on Wednesday morn
ing some unknown person entered the
residence of Charles Hanke, on Market
street, stealthily entered room in the
second story, broke into wardrobe,
and stole near eight thousand dollars
in specie, paper and checks. The thief
succeeded in getting cut of the house
and escaping without detection, and the
loss was not discovered until early yes
terday morning.
On Wednesday Mr.. H. and all his
workmen were busily engaged in max
ing up cigars. While employed in the
cigar shop, he thought he heard some
person enter the hall of his dwelling,
(Which adjoins the shop, and looked
out to see who it was. He saw no one,
and resumed work, but in short time
he again thought he heard some one
cross the hall leading to the front door
of the house. He looked out of his store
door, and saw well-dreSsed man stand
ing Just outside of the door of his resi-
dence; he asked the stranger if he want
ed anything: he said he did not, and
walked away; Mr.. H. returned to his
work, and thought nothing more of the
matter until he went to his room about
two o'clock yesterday morning. Upon en-
tering his bedroom he found things
tossed around loose, and when he light
ed the gas he discovered his loss. Over
two hundred dollars in greenbacks,
about seventy-fve dollars in silver, and
seven thousand five hundred dollars in
checks had been purloined from tho
wardrobe and carried off.
The Police were informed of the affair
early yesterday morning, but it was
then rather late to set out on the trail
of rogue who had in all probability
left the city twenty hours before.
Adispatch was yesterday morning re-
ceived from Steubenviile by our Chief
of Police, stating that a suspicious
looking man with considerable money
in specie and paper had been arrested
on suspicion of being one of the Bridge
port burglars, but as he did not, upon
examination, answer to the description
OF any of said burglars, he had been
discharged.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-22

PUBLIC BATHING PLACEs.-The Gin
cinnati Gazette says that an ordinance
for establishing a floating bath house
for the benefit of the public, will be in
troduced at the next meeting of the
City Council of Cincinnati. The pro-
ject is an excellent one. What, be-
tween inability to afford the expense of
bathing in the ordinary bath houses
throughout our city, the chilly and dis
agreeable sensation of u plunge into the
rivers at night, the law against exposure
by day, and the utter absence of bathing
facilities in the vast majority of private
houses, there are multitudes of people
in Wheeling who seldom or never enjoy
the benefits of good bath at all.
Granted that with the thermometer at
its present range, there are but few in
dividuals who feel disposition to pat
ronize public bath house, even did we
have one; but warm and dusty weather
is coming, when bath is luxury of
priceless value. We trust that the mat
ter of public lighthouses may receive
due and proper attention at the hands
of our City Councils.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-22

= 1
ly got aAoat. To return to the rain,
the soporifc patter of which ON the
roofs, on the pavements, on the mud,
and against the window, still contin-
ues-we hope by Tomorrow that the
storm will be over. We have had but
few pleasant days this month, but when
they do come we shall appreciate them
all the more. The deep blue of the
ethereal arch will be welcome con-
trast to the leaden clouds, the warm
breath of the south wind will steep the
soul in sensuous languor, and spring,
scattering her buds and flowers with q
lavish hand, will lull us to forgetful-
ness of the cold storms of the winter
months,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-22

TERRIBLE EXPLOsION.-Three men Kill
ed.-A terrible locomotive explosion oc'
Cured near Littleton, on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, about thirty-fve
miles from this city, at three o'clock
yesterday afternoon, by which three
men, Otto Burrell, George Artist and
r. johnson, were almost instantly kill
ed. The locomotive OF engine was
attached to the western bound
Lightning Express freight train, and
was ascending the grade near Littleton
when the explosion occurred. The
three men, were on the engine, Burrell
being the engineer, Artist fireman and
johnson supervisor of trains, and were
of course killed instantly. The locomo-
tive was thrown completely over. Five
Of the freight cars were thrown from
the track and considerably damaged.
The report of the explosion was heard
for miles, and it was not long after the
accident before large number of per-
sons h ad reached the scene of the dis
aster.
AL three Of the unfortunate men were
residents of this city, and their remains
were brought here last evening. Bur-
rell and Artist were married men, and
each lexves wife and several children.
johnson was q single man, and board
ed with friends in this city.
: This is one of the few explosions
which have been known to occur while
the engine was in motion. We believe
it is only the second explosion Of the
kind which has taken place on the Bal
timore and Ohio road.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-22

WEST VIRGINIA CONFERENCE.-THE
Conference closed its sessions at Cat
lettsburg, Ky, on Tuesday last, after a
very pleasant meeting. The members
from this city returned yesterday. In an
other column We publish the list Of ap-
pointments. 1t will be seen that no
change has been made in the pulpits in
this CITY, .
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-22

"RIz.'- The price Of "stQgies" has
"riz," and those who smoke them will
be hereafter compelled to yield to the
advance. The tax has been increased
from two to FIVE dollars, consequently
the cigars will be sold at eleven instead
of eight dollars. The amended law
should have gone into operation on the
first of this month, but by some over
sight at Washington it was said it did
not take effect until May.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-22

ARREST OF SUPPOSED THIEvEs.-Two
men, George Williams and James
Green, supposed to have been engaged
in the burglary at Robinson, Sturgeon
& Co.'S, in Bridgeport, on Monday night
were arrested in Steubenville on We'd
nesday. The sum of $40 in greenbacks
and $64.32 in silver was found on their
persons
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-22

PURIM.-The feast of Esther, day of
general rejoicing among the 1sraelites
throughout the world, in commemora-
ton fthe thwarting Of Humans wicked
designs against their race, commenced
on Wednesday evening at sunset and
ended last evening.
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WANTED.
-" AN e. II.
Cr1vRaG ENTsE VERY.

\ WHERE 10 introduce two NEW PAT.
ENTED Inv ENTIONS INVALUABLE TO RvkRf
FAMILY. sells at sight, and demand constantly In.
rrcasinc. Agents male and female, now oper-
a,ing are making $40 Ia SIS per day by working
A few hours daily. PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE As
,.ENTs T.SSECESS AIRY. 4 sample Of each, worth
a.. with terms to agents, sent free by mail TO
any address Send Gu cents t. pay postage.
t1-SaIIsFACIIoN GUARANTEED. Address
G. W.JACKSON e. CO,
mcbs.ly 20 Box 1913, Baltimore, Md.
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EXCHANGE BANK OF VA,

WESTON, W. ' A. 1lAiSu i<, iCo''
ONCE GIVING THE NOTICE OF JANU.
= AIRY a6th last, that this bank would redeem
It's circulating notes on presentation at par .
BIZ, arisen. until the settlement Of which We are
advised 10 defer such redemption.
By order of the Board Of Directors
,oarl6lN A j. MCI.ANDLISH, Cashier.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-22

ALL THE GO.-The new perfumes,
Sweet .1poponar, and the extract Of
Egyptian Lotus, a fresh supply just re.
ceived. Also, large assortment Of
Perfumery, Toilet Soaps and Waters,
at Bookings Drug Store, No. Odd Eel
lows Hall,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-22
Closing Out 70 Quit Business.

WE OFFER OUR STOCK FOR SALE AT
w cost prices, from now till the 18th at which
time we will close out at public auction our stock
and store fixtures. Call early and secure bar
gain.
Those having claims against Us will please pre-
sent them for settlement; and those indebted to
us will confer favor by calling and settling
their accounts. marl6l X. & Il. ARkLE
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-22
Change of Firm Name.

V,HE SUBSCRIBERS WILL CARRY ON
i the business formerly conducted under the
name Of Dunlevy & Co, and Wilson Dunlsvy
Co. at their own stand, Wheeling, W. Va, Of
Steam Boat Hull and Model Barge building
They have added 10 their business the manufae-
tory Of Nail Kegs Of all sizes and solicit . fair
proper ton OF patronage.
WILSON, DUNLEvY WHEELER.
feb. 81.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-22

LOST HIS HAT.-Some evil disposed
person, having no regard for the eighth
Commandment or the feeling of his
friend, last night carried of a gentle
mans hat from Washington Hall.
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FOR RENT.

I,oTR OR FIVE OF THE FINEST ROOMS
L IN the city, for Office or sleeping purposes,
corner Main and Union streets. Will be ready
April l. Gas in each room. Apply Al
GARDENERS. $50 Main street.
- For SALR-Ofiice Desk-cheap, at
;rS26tf GARDENERS. $50 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-22

PoLICE.-There was but one case tried
in this Court yesterday. A young man
was fined FIVE dollars and costs for ere
ating tumult and disorder.
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PROPOSALS..

StEAIED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received by the undersigned until April 9th,
for putting three (3) strings of good Blue Lime
stone well broken, ON John street from Fifth to
Fulton street Also for placing two t2) strings
of the sanir from Caldwells Run to First street,
thence down First to Main street:
STEPHEN CLARK,
March 18th. lS67 cost Stree Commissioner
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-22
LOST I,

IN SATTRDAY, An ACCOUNT
" Book. between Hess Clothing Store and
Haniltous Foundry The finder will be reward
ed by leaving il at Mr.. Hess Store Main street,
for il is a great loss MARY +. CUTLlPP.
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ALTER MARSHALL. y. A. ELbEh
MARSHALL q EBERT.

WILL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS OF
w the late firm of Marshall, Colts Co., At
tho old Fulton Bank. and Will furnish coabon
reasonable terms to oil our old customers, and
ask share of public patronage. marie
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-22

PUB. DoCs.-We are under Obliga-
tions to Hon. c. D. Hubbard for valu-
able public documents.
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FOR RENT.

,I,HE STORE ROOM OCCUPIED BY SCOTT
4 UESNEGEN. Possession given April
~. Enquire on the premises, l27 Main street.
Ib2l
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NOTICES..
The Young Ladies' Exhibition
WILL COMMENCE AT WASH.

W INGTON HALL tOnigh: at q CLOCK.
Admission 20 cents. Tickets may be obtained
At the Omnibus Office under the Mcclure House;
none will lie sold at the door. Reserved Seats
,5ceuts. Reserved Seat for both evenings sl.Oo
Tickets at SheiO's Music Store marsl-2t
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distribution of Premiums,

Distribution Of Premiums,
V,O AID IN THE COMPLETION OF ST;
i MARTINS CHURCH, csrner Fayette and
Fulton Streets, Baltimore. BY permission OF
the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, the dis
tribution will take place on EASTER MN
DAY APRIL e2d, 1861
Certificates fifty cents, emitting the holaer 10
a photograph Of st. Martins Church, and one
among one thousand very valuable Premiums,
including among others: livery superior horse
buggy and harness; 4 magnificent Piano fortes;
I octaves. rosewood cases, from the celebrated
mandatory Of Knabe e. Co.; sets OF very
handsome chamber furniture, sets OF silver, =
most improved sewing machines, 6 very valuable
gold watches, 4 superior hunting case silver
watches, 6 silver ice pitchers OF beautiful de.
sign splendid clocks with bronze Ornamental,
setts Of Biblical Works OF Most Rev. Dr. Ken
drick, 4 sets of Works of Right Rev. DR.. Eng.
land. 4 sets of Works Of Most Rev. DR.. Spalding,
10 highly finished photographs OF I'D seven
Arehbishops of Baltimore, 10 highly finished pho
torraphs Of the present Metropolitans Of the
United States, and go other valuable and at
tractiye premiums. The Distribution will be in
charge Of a committee Of responsible gentle.
mon The successful recipients Of premiums
will be notified in the Daily Gazette and Cathohe
Mirror Of the Saturday following the distribu'
ton. All certificates must be signed by the
Rev. Pastor Orders for certificates with money
enclosed must be addressed 70 Louis Brand
Catholic Institute, No. ~ n. Howard Street,
Baltimore, or to Rev. John Foley, No 40 hoi'
Inns Street, Baltimore. febis-e du
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WANTS.
c,EWINC MACHINES

- AGENTS wanted everywhere to sell our low
nriced fully licensed machines. Send for our
Circular. SHAW CLARK, ;. NJ. Co, Bidde-
"a Maine nova-ly
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE

,,,,Ir UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE,
one hundred and eighty acres Of land, stu
It'd in Wetzel county, W. Va, about seven
IL from the county seat, New Martinsville;
N the Ohio river forty acres Of which Ia cleared
s. I'll bonse Also. forty eight acres Of bottom
IND situate within one mile Of New Martins
lie Wetzel county, fronting on the river, on
,,bich Is located good two-story house worth
n'',, 81 ,oo JOSEPHUS CLARK.
Apply 10 JOSEPHUS CLARK, New Martins
Nile WetEel county, W. Va. ieoZz"@"
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FOR RENT.

4 ONE STORY BRICK BUILDING, USED
n as cooper shop, situate near the site S OF
y T,twiler & Cos old four mill Immedi-
ate possession given. yr>->~
Applyto D. MSn ryvtai;,,
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p,rs,,. Cbc,p-Terms Easy
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

PORTION OF THE BAsRMENT
\ of No. Washington Hail. corner Market
and Monroe streets, the most prominent corner
in the city. Apply on the premises Tor Inrt IN
information. marz"-'t
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CTKAMB DAT PRINT In @
y promptly and handsomely done ut THE
WHEELING RRGJsTEk
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
I,IFTEEN SHARES OF THE CAPITAL
L stock of the Howard Iron Works sloo
carL share This stock is offered for sale IN con-
sequence Of the owner leaving the CITY
THOS OBRIEN,
,.,,5 Real Estate Agent.
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Wanted to wear Breecbae.

On Tuesday night last, a young man by the
name Of Haze, living in Greene county, came
70 town, riding a sOrrol horse, and while at
the store Of Dosser and Faln, quietly slipped
a PaiS Of pants under bis coat, but the
old saying Of, ''any fool can steal. but i. takes
q mar man TO hide was again verified for
sly as be thought he was, he was nicely
caught and made to own up, While board and
lodging were being engaged for him at Mr..
PrUetFsr the jailor, he mounted his horse and
left at 4 2-4O rate. In these days of THEY.
cry all should be on tho watch espociall y
when Mr.. Haze Is about.
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the LtPE o. THE FLEsH IA ~ THE BLOOD" was
said BY inspiration long before HArVey's discovery o.
his circulation has brought 10 light lts purposes and
uses. Now We know not only that "life Is IN the
blood" but that dlSeass lnhablts II also. Many Of
the disorders that peryAde the human frame, have their
home In II, thrive aud grow In II. The celebrated Dr.
J. y. Ayet, of Lowell, has had regard 10 this important
faet 10 making q Remedy 10 cure theas disorders. HIS
Extract Of sarsapariIlA purgea out the Impurities Of
no blood aud Induces a healthy action In IL shat eN-
pells disease. This looks reasonable, add II Is true, for
We know BY our ovu experience. seldom a. We take
Any medicine, wo have nevertheless several times been
nBdeT obligations 20 the skin Of Dr.. Aver for the relief
which his medicines neyOr fall 10 afford US whom W. are
obliged 10 have recourse 10 them.-fCathollc, Halifax
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Wonderful but True

nAnAME REinSGTos, The Vord'pnoEnsd. As
~lraIogiit aud somnambuliitie clAirYoyanL while In
eialrvoyani ftits, d~ellneaiss lhs Vsry features Of ms
one yoa are going 70 mArry, and blythe ad of an Inst.
runentof intense power, kHovn a. lhs Py shomosrope
E~pasulse 70 prodqes . paffsel and lfs-like pHturs o.
ihs mlers husband o. Vie % ne applicant, win date
% marfisgs, ~oeeupaliou, ls.dInE trib Of shAneser
%. nv I 20 lnposinoa = tsss 'nonia' without
nuhbtf ar a,sr,. BI stating plses Sfbirth, ags, ~
position, soleg n eyes sd hair sHd s~pe.osins my
cents, And stamped thssppt adirsA 70 yoarssik you
~ r..i'. iss pkisr y r'sFn Prib i's'lAsr thA.
desired iniormaiish,
~ Addra y sohstsass, HibaFB eFSrsrpE aiH.
rsres, 20 Bqr ~, wsi rroy, Ass Yea.
I~ebl6ycfttcof
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-05-03

FAtrHrrL MrSIsTERs OF HgALrH.-In examining
tho vessels at tho various wharves We dnd among the
cuTloAitics Of our commerce the brig Miranda, just In
from Truxill0 with u cargo Of Honduras Sarsaparilla
for DIR. J. &. Aver & Co., Of Lowell. 10 particular arr
this Arm as to the articles used In compromising their
various remedies, that they have this drug, like some
others they consume, gathered for them BY a Skillful
agent Of their own IN the tropical regions Of Its
growth. lie informs Us that there are many Spocits Of
this plant, but two Of which ere really valuable III
medicine; the qualities II these are also affected by tho
time Of gathering, mode Of curing, etc, operations
which In that region Of unreliable worknGn imposes
a heavy labor upon him. Que Of the inert varieties Of
saryaparilla grows Wild in our own forests, while sew.
eral Others, nearly worthless, abound 10 Central and
South America, The intelligent agent assured Us that
The virtues Of this drug had never been fully told, and
that the reason Of the low esleym IN which may hold
It Is maiuly due to the importation Of such Immense
Quantities Of the worthless Varieties His ACCOUNTS
Of his trips 10 HONDURAS and his bnsiheS excurSiOns
along tho ghlf Of Duleo and Tho rivers OF Aopiagua
and Santiago and among the adjacent mountains, were
OF intense Interest. We can hut commend and hunol
his employers Tor the failhfdlness and energy with
which they execute their trust vs. ministers othe pub
lie health and we suspect that thih course Is at lea'
one Of the reasons WY thOig RedlciRes aTo held ID
such extraordinary favor Throughout tA6 yiSilize'
world Neis Y6rk CNy Reiti.
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si9!lGa p, Rar House Nov York city.


ET YOUNG LADY rsiBFnlng 70 bar country
home, after q seIogrn o. few months " the oily, was
hardly recognlgsd BY her friends. In Place Of a course,
rustic, hu,h iaso, ahs had q son, ruby Complexion Of
almost marble JpOdhnss,, aud ip'tsad ri lWenty.Ihreo
she really lppsared but eighteen. lyon inquiry % -
the cause Of 70 great a change, he plainly tod them
that she used the Circaasian balm, asd consider;
d u A invaluable acquisition to any Lady's toilet
py Ia use any Lady or Gentleman can improve thelF
RaHpnal appoannee an hundred Nld. IL y simple ID
hs combination, A. Nature herself IL simple yet I'M
surpas4sdl An its edleAey 10 drawing impufllsa from,
also heallng, slaanling and beaullJlpg the akin and
complexion. ny lls direct AeslOn on The eu,iele, II
draws from u al ls Impuritles, kindly healing the
same, aud lsasins Tho surface n Nature lnlsndsd Il
should b., clear, con, smooshs and bosutifui. Price 81
seat By mall or Empress, on receipt of an order By
.aaI 81. W. l.. CLARK 4 CO., Chemists
No. West Faystis 81, synenss, n y.
Tho only American Agealg for The sale q the raHss.
Eab. 15yiCF8Ca H.N.l
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~ Tho commissioned officers OF Co. "An lst RerI
ment Tennessee State Guards are az follows
GeorEeE. Grisham, Capt Nelson Mclaughlin lat Lieut..
and Joseph A. February End Lieut.. The company mu,
tered one hundred men after turning over forty to Col
Kirk, enc part Of the company goes to Bristol and th,
other to Dlodntvillo. From all reports, they arc badl,
needed in that quarter, put we hope there win bO n,
OCCASION for their interference.
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The EAST TENNESSEE UNION Flag.
FREE to

Alargo Q PIP. Circular, giving Information Of tho
greatest Importance to tho young oEboth sexes.
1t teaches how the hoHoly may becowo beautiful, the
de'piSod respected, end the forssken loved.
No young lady Or gcntlsmAn shoSld fail to acnd
their Address, aud receive a copy pos, paid, by return
mall. Addrean p. O.. Drawer. u.
Febl5ylCFSCO Troy, NJ Y.