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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-07-24
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Vile DiitriGt st the apfroaeling election. =
: E.H = Z q MANY; ;FRIEEDs.s
gW- The friends Of ROBERT JONES re-
npeotfuiiy announce him as candidate for
l;as ofiies Of Tax Cojlsctor at ahs eDsaipg eIed.
lion. Rs b che only candidate who, ,hss oome
out squarelySon the D.mocraticr Platform and
hence has entitled himself 10 the, unanimous
support OF the party.
eW- The friends Of Mr.: NJ. s. IEGRAnAM
respectfully announce him rs a candidate for
Tax Cslector at the next election. -
Es- Tho friends of w. d. QAf.LAHER re-
sHaetfuily announce him a candidate for the
office Of Ink Collector for Abbeville District,
at the ensuing election
eR- The friends of Capt. W. s. HARRIS
respectfully annonnce him candidate for Tax
Collector at the next election.
Tho frieads Of VIM. II. .TAGGART respect
fully annodhce him candidate for the Office Of
Tax Collector at the next election.
E&- The many friends Of E. NJ. SHARP
respectfully nominate him for the Office Of Tax
Collector for AbbeviiIe District, at the ensu.
ing election. >.- "
eE- The hiends Of J. w. JENNINGS re-
apsc,fully nominate him q candidate for Tax
Collector at the nextelection.
The many friends Of L. II. RUSSELL re-
spectfully announce him q candidate for Tax
Collector at the next election.
eB- We are authorized to announce DA-
ViD CRAWFORD. a candidate for Tax Col
l.ator at the ensuing election.
cB- The friends Of Capt W. r. WHITE
respectfully announce him as a candidate for
Tax Collector, at the next election.
The New York herald., 1868-02-24
NEW JERSEY.
.Ieraey CITY.


The COMMON CoUNcn AGAINST RAILROAD MoyopoLr. "A
special meeting Of tho Common Council held on FRI
day evening protest against the passage bin BE-
fore Legislature which empowers the united railroad
companies to purchase all that waste known tns
Harsimus Cove lying between the New Jersey aud Err
Railroad depots The bill confers the privilege OF LAYING
and letting hire any wharyes that may 10 oon
structed.
Newark.
DESCENT on An ALLEGED DHoRDsRLr HousE-Shosuy
before nine o'clock last evening descent was made by
Q detachment Of police. under command OF Sergeans
Miller. alleged d,srepuabie and disorderly house.
in Combes alley, kept by decrepit old woman nameA
Sullivan. The latter and i've other persons, VINO gave
their Louisa smith, Emma voorhees,. Jane
Brown Tor she subsequently stated, Buckhornl An
drew Green and Christian Baker taken into CUSTODY
and lodged In the cells TO await examination.
BURGLARY IN ! CIGAR SroRx.--At an early hour yes
terday morning small cigar store on Market sroet
few doors from Broad, formerly kept by man named
Briggs forcibly entered By burglars and quantity
OF valuable msers haum goods, cigars smoking tooaooo
and other articles carried Of From the adroit manr or
In VIII ch the robbers effected an entrance ttie douos
remains that they were intimately acquainted Win
the bearings OF the pace.
The New York herald., 1868-02-24
Fire la 81. LOuis-L0ss 5j,OOO-Sinking Of
the Steamer Kate Putnam.
OHIO.
Destructive Fires In Toledo, Ohio-Eour
Blocks Burned-Ioss . 100000.

Destructive Fires In Toledo, Ohio-Four
Biocks Burned-l.oss 100000.
ToLEDo, Onio, Feb. %, 1858.
6re broke out last evening In Breed block, Sumpit
street. near tho ferry II was occupied by Messra A.
Rutherford Co., shipchandlers; Spear, johnson &
Co.. printers; ". Mckinley, sail loft, and w. c. Chsy,
printer This block, together with the ono adjoining
was entirely destr. yed The latter owned by J ~
Kne clothing; A. Nesbt groceries and Jesss SIsson
restaurant. The total loss $50 600; insured about
$4,000
About three O'Clock this morning a second and more
destructive hre occurred In Blossoms block Summit
street, between Madison and Jefferson streets lhis
BLOCK which was the finest toe city, Was lust com
plssd Il was occupied BY Messrs spencer 4 Simmons
wholesale coach and harness hardware dsalers r. j.
Cummngs, Wholesale boots and Shoes and Messrs Bab-
bit n Harmon, wholesale miIliners' goods That por.
tion occupied by the first named party entirely de-
sroyed; tho OF the structure materially in
jured The adjoining block, owned by wilam Bols
and occupied by Sscor Boidoiu Co., whoIcsae gro
GERS: Cummings, wason Bolls, wholesale dry goods
was badly damaged the store OF the latter nr beng
completely wrecked. The bulk OF the stock was saved
IN damaged condition. ihs flames siso crossed the
strpe, and DESTROYED four frame buildings
Tho loss by this fire will PROBABLY reach 500 0O0
which IL thocgh no covered by insurance. mostly In
New York and New England companies.
The New York herald., 1868-02-24
KENTUCKY.

The Democratic Stnte nventiou-Rruo osrI.
uatiou Of J. w. stevenson for Governor
Pendieteu the Choice Tor President.
LOUISVILLE Fob &C. 1858.
The Kentucky Democratic state Convention met a.
Frankfort Yesterday and was numsrousy attended.
Tho Convention perman sniy organized by Cd .
election or Hon Jesse d. Bright as chairman aud b. J.
Christman secretary
Hon. j. w. Stevenson was nominated FOR Governor by
.sccismation.
Delegates were chosen TO tho National Convention
Tho following resolutions we're adopted
Resolved, That tho platform and principles adopted
y the con vonou OF the 1s Of Nay 1Se6 and
pv the convention OF the 22d of February, 1857 arc
hereby teafGrmed by the democracy OF Kentucky.
Resolved, That the unconditional restoration OF tho
Southern statcs to full and equal enjoy men Of their
rights In the federal Union Is indispensable to the poace,
happiness and prosperity OF the country
Resolved TSst a declaration OF universal amnesty In
demanded BY every consideration OF craftsmanship,
patriotism and justice; thai Kentucky cannot be salts
nsd no long a. a single one Of her sons 10 deprived
OF any rigbt pusranlecd by the constitution OF the
United States that this convention, In obedience to
abe voice OF hs people Of Kentucky hereby pscnis the
Non Goo H. Psndston ns their cnoice Tor President OF
tho United sates and delegates 10 the National Con-
ventton ere hereby instructed to use All honorable
p,eans To secure mis- nomination and TO vote unit
therefor Reposng however, tue highest condolences 10
THAR sdor, and discreet aud believing that the
cess Of tbe party essential TO the preserva
tou OF constitutional liberty we hereby pledge on be
half of the dsr,vcacy OF Kentucky an eaVest and cor
dial supoor, 10 the nominee of tns Convention,
The New York herald., 1868-02-24
ENGLAND.

The Naturalization Laws and Self Expatrin.
tiOn-viOient Gale On ths West COasI-The
Holyhcad Breakwater Carried Away.
LONDON Feb %. 1858.
Mr. William Forster. the member for Bradford, has
Siven notice that on Friday. the 2Sh nst he will call
ths attention Of tho House Commons the state OF
shs naturalization and the right OF self expatraton
LONDON, Feb 23--8 r. H.
tremendous gallo prevails the west coast Of Eng.
band and Wales
The great brsakwatcr At Holyhsad, . massive stone
pier nine hundred feet long, has been carried away BY
the waves and the lights have disappeared
No disasters TO shipping have been reported up tha
hour.
The New York herald., 1868-02-24
RHODE ISL AND.

Republican Nominations for the state Onl-
crs-Bnrnside for Observation-Disclosures tn
the National Convention.
Providence, Feb %, 1868.
The Republican State Convention met here yesterday
and nominated General A. Z. Burnside OF Prov dsnce,
for Governor: Pardon w. Stevens of Newport for Lieu
tenant Governor; John r. Bartlett for Secretary OF
State; Willard Sayes, for Attorney General; George p.
Tew, for General Treasurer. They all present in
cumbents except the Lieutenant Governor rbe follow
ing 70 eierted delegates the National Conv
Char es Van Zandt of Newport; Lysander Fiagg, of
Smthfed William Sprague, OF South Kngstown Will
liam Goddard, or Warwick; Jamos ID. Wolf Perry, OF
Bristol; LYMAN h. Frieze OF Prov Idence; Row land G.
Hazard of South Kingstown, and John s. Chanpian, Of
HopgntOn
The New York herald., 1868-02-24
FRANCE.

Tho AtscricRn Ministerial Frte-War Prepn.
rntiOns all sides.
PARIS, Feb %, 1865
The feis given by the Cnted States minister General
DIX last night celebration OF Washinq toms birthday
very brilliant affair great crowd OF Americans
aad foreign guests attended. Many French and other
European notabilities we're pressni.
Tho decorations superb and appropriate TO the
occasion.
No speeches were made.
The Indsp5andnce Beige Of Saturday has article
She prospect OF peace In Europe. 1t expresses the
general feeling Of apprehension which prevails in say
sng that the vast military preparations which
going in all parts Of France OF a character and
. scale which lead to the conviction tia, they
designed 10 meet other purposes than those OF nal
defence.
The New York herald., 1868-02-24
CALF ORNIA.

Demonstration Over the Eight Hour Law
Departure Of General Palmer for the East.
san FRAscIsco Feb. -, 1865.
United States steamer Mohcan and steamship sscrs-
neato arrived from Panama to day.
The demonstration OF the worknsmea last night In
honor Of the passage Of the Eight Hour law by the
Legislature, one OF the most imposing ever wit
messed IN San Francisco Tnere Two thousand
persons In the torch light procession.
General Palmer, Of the Southern Pacific Railroad sur
ysy left for the last by the Central Overland route
reoruary IL.
Cleared ship Sarah for New York. with 100 tons OF
wheat and -four.
Arrived, ship Martin from Hong Kong, with cargo,
ship MundAm from Calcutta
The New York herald., 1868-02-24

Considerable aadeoccs of tho speculative in ,heosog.
cal ~ero attracted yesterday, both morning aud evening"
TO the Everett Assembly Rooms, corner Of broadway and
Thry.iourth siree,the magne, bone a cospio OF ser.
oy Rev. y. Shimcal, devoted 10 tue discussion
of speculative topics Tho services Of ls evenns we're
especially we'll attended, the thesis Of The discourse or
lecture bcng the "Dss,ny of Exstns Political systems
IN the Light Of Prophecy,"s subject upon which the
best minds have exhausted heirscumsn snd erudi,on
quite IN VAN, 30 Tar AZ practical rels coucsrued
In iec. thers rs probably ynhcct more fasenat.
ture concerning tho propuctc sense OF The
"A1ocalypse" OF ~ John. The system o. inter-
t<eta.ioa so fsr m symbocel signacancs Is
eoscssnsa, which As adopted b. 'as speaker vsa got
The New York herald., 1868-02-24
NAME.

Murder In the Insane AsyIum-A Woman
Beaten 10 Death by n Female Patient.
AUGUSTA, Feb. 23, 1868.
About eleven O'Clock thus morning Miss Catharine
Hurley and MIRA Mary A. Peasiee loft alouo the
third hall o; the Insane Asylum. Shortly after OF
the attendants entered the hall and found rs Poasee
lying the door eless hiss Hurley had bold Of Mrs.
Poaslces BAR and was beating ner face against
the floor. shs was placed in close contne-
ment, and was UNCONSCIOUS OF the horrible deed
she had perpetrated. hrs. Pcaslee's face was
shockngIy mauged The deceased from West
brook and had bsen in the Asylum only . short time
s. Hurev came from Bangor and admitted on the
10Th This month. She 10 native Of Ireland and had
ouly been insane six weeks aud up TO this time exhib
ilsd no sisns OF violence inquest was held and
verdict rendered In accordance with tho facts
The New York herald., 1868-02-24
prusIcn, md Ora matte Notes.

The 'sGraud Duchess returns the Theatre Frsncas
tonight after her successful campsgn through the
neghboring villages Of Boston, Philadelphia Bstinors
and Washington. Her faithful Fritz, the irsscbls
Boum tho SIMPLE Paul and the diplomatic Puck
with her.
Harrson's Italian opera troupe will appear At Pixies
Opera House tonight in Norna, With Madame
Parepa-Rosa as prinn donna.
Tomorrow night Madame La Grange viii appear al
tho Academy Of Nusic IN "Norms"
"she stoops TO Cooquer," Goldsmlth's iDmliablc
comedy will be revived al Wsliacks tonight with The
tui strength OF the company
Chanrraus "sarn" viii 20 she attraction NJ tho Broad
way this week.
.'sobody,s Daughter" with the charming Miss Kate
Rcignolds at tho New FORK.
tho "white Fawn' will be six weeks old on Saturday
night Nblo's Is still crowded
Fanny Ksmbls win give four sbakspeMian readings
st steinway Hail. commencing March
Madam Elisa Lumley, the we'll known prima dn'na
Camilla Urso violinis,, s. D. Mills pisnis, j. X Thomas,
baritone q. W. Simpson, tenor. and q. W. Morgan
organlst will appear grand concert at stsuway Hall
on tuesday next
Du chalu's lectures for this week al steinway Han
vii, be on Wednesday and Friday.
Miss Fannie Looms appears in concert al stsinway
Hall ON Saturday.
This is tho las, ~eok Of Maggie Mitchell at The oym-
pic
Also Of tho Hsnlous ., tho Theatrc Comiaus
The oJookey Club Races" will be held this week 81
tho Circus
Tho New York Conservatory Of Music gives = classical
soirss 10 night at the Fifth Avenue Hail
The New York herald., 1868-02-24
A N u s E NJ E N IS.

SrxMwAY HALL.-The twenty first Sunday concert
crowded to excess last night rhe artists Madame
Pareps Rosa who sang "with verdure Clad' in q style
that brought an enthusiastic encore and Leopold De
Meyer selected for che occasion two Of his least
attractive fanJasas, "Un Balo In Msschera and LA
Gande Duchesse" There Is much OF tho "fuss and
fury" style OF piansm In those transcrpsions which
would give the very poor idea Of the players
recognized powers One would hardly think that those
fsntasas and the exquisite "Norma" fantasia belonged
TO the same composer Carl Rosa played as he always
plays selections from yieuxtemps and Artot with
delicacy and expression. Mr.. Bowler sang = couple OF
.onss by Mscfarreu aud Richards, and the orcpesrs
played selections from Rossn, Schubert Kres,zer ana
Muller
The New York herald., 1868-02-24
NEW YORK.

Fire mt Aibnny-Loss Reported nj 81 $4,000.
ALBANY Feb. %, 1868.
The large six story malt house OF John G. White l.
Son, in Hudson street. was totally destroyed by fire at
two O'Clock this morning. II contained barley, malt.
&c, to the value OF $4,000, which total loss
The building was valued at $600 600. The firms loss is
over $lOO 600 above the insurance Tho following are
the insurances Albany City, $4,000; F,remens, Of
New York, $4,000; Internal ona, $l00 900; Hartford.
$1,000 Putnam S., 900; PhGnx, of Hartford, SO 600;
Norwich, So 0J0. Mutual, OF Buffalo, $4,000; North
Bntsn $4,000; National OF Boston, $4,000: Guy OF
Hartford, SIS 900; Liverpool and London So 00O Ma
uonal, OF New York, $4,000. Total, $751; 900.
The New York herald., 1868-02-24
ST. DOMINO
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HERALD.

OfscOntent Among the D0minicans-Choier rR
acknowledgements oi General Luperon.
HAVANA Feb. %, 1868.
Advices from st. Domingo to the 2Oth rnst
bring the confirmation OF the news that the siege
of the capital lasted month. General Baez had
not yet arrived. General Jacinto had been
charged to form Cabinet.
There were some cases OF cholera reported.
The Dominicans We're extremely discoLtent.
General Luperon was reported az about TO leave
Turks Island, with the intention Of attacking the
CibaO.
The New York herald., 1868-02-24
LOUISIANA.
Order or General Hancock for the Collection
oil the state Taxes-The Treasury Ex-
hausted.

Of the state Taxes-Tho Treasury Ex-
hausted.
NEw ORLEAss Feb % 1863.
General Hancock yesterday issued important order
regarding the State finances The order states that the
Auditor and Treasurer having represented officially the
indebtedness OF the State 70 be such that under the
present revenue laws the debt be paid and the
Governor 10 an official communication 10 the Command
ing General having declared ths State Treasury totally
bankrupt so that judges and all other State officers
cannot be paid, and that unless some .remsdy DO
applied the machinery Of the State must stop.
the collection OF and for four years being
suspended By the Legislature until the year 1870, and
the Appropriation act having expired December 81,
1857 and the emergency being pressing that prompt
action Is Indispensable to prevent anarchy, confusion
and the loss of all sembance Of civil authority the
General, therefore, orders
First-That from after this date all the licenses
on trades professions and occupations and the re
venues dues aud OF the State OF Louisiana shall
be payxbc and collected In United States ega tender
notes 10 made the duty OF the State Treasurer, and
a other Persons charged with these collections TO
exact payments ab0ve-revenues Ihus collected to be
appropriated to the payment OF tho judicial executive
and civil officers OF the state, and other purposes
specified 10 the order. The Approprati act for the
year 1851 80 far applies TO specified expenditures and
for the 10 be adopted by the
Auditor and Treasurer Collectors are required per.
form their duties under the existing laws.
The New York herald., 1868-02-24
PENNS YLVANlA.

Governor tseRry to senator CnmcrOn-TrOops
Tenderin Their services 20 sustain Con-
Hress.
HARRisBUse, Feb %, 1868.
Governor Geary yesterday sent the following de-
spatch -
To Hoo SIMON CAMERON, Unitod states Senate Washing
ton. D. g.
The to-day created profound sensation in Penn
sylvana The spirit OF 1861 again TO peryadc the
Keystone STATE Troops rapidly 'enderng their SER
wees to sustain tho laws Let Congress stand hrm.
JNO w GEARY.
The New York herald., 1868-02-24

one materially differing from the general orthodox view-
VIZ sym OF st. Johns imagery are rather he
brew than classical comprehension OF which princpIs
might have saved early Interpreters fr"m many oian-
der In the yews OF the lecturer however considerable
denniisness insisted upon IN the interpretation OF
this exceedingly imaginative composition-ths Apccs-
ypse-though Little developed beyond the skeleton
OF treatise the topic being OF too great breadth 20
admit OF anythng sKcept gsneraes within tns limits q
alluded 10 as historical era, though only Incidentally
and ~ stepping stone TO the Speakers theory OF the
future The lecture thous Of considerable length, was
attensvsy listened to and az siggsss
i've 10 thought
The New York herald., 1868-02-24
TELECRAPHIC News
r r ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
CUBA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 the HERALD

swift Punishment for Murderers-Address Of
Mexican N0tabes 10 Pius TX.
HAVANA, Feb. 20, 1865.
The military commissions tor the trial OF crimes
against the person are very active. Amurder was
committed last Thursday, and the culprit was
gxrroted to-day. More executions are to take
place soon.
Senior Avellano is to present 70 his Holiness
Plus TX. an address from Santa Anna, Taboada,
Larrainzar, Zuloaga. Peha and other Mexican
notables congratuIating him on his safety after
the French removed the dangers with which he
WAS threatened by the mobs. They ask the Pope's
blessing.
The New York herald., 1868-02-24
EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

IvEpcor. Feb. 23-Ths royal natl steamship siberia,
Captain Martyr, which sailed from New York on the
ut this port this morning The lnman steamship tity
OF New York, Captain Helcrow, from New YORK Feb
ruary IL, via Halifax the 24h, reached Queenstown
yesterday and arrived here todsy.
sourHsxproS, Fsb. 3-1he North German Lloyd's
steamship Union Captain vos Sautem, which left New
York the 13th arrived a this port about one o'clock
TO- day. on hor var 70 Bremep
The New York herald., 1868-02-24
PORTO RICO.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HERALD.

The Projected Porto Rico and ST. Thomas
Cable.
HAVANA, Feb. 90, 1868.
Our news from Porto Rico is to the 18th inst
The Minister tor the colonies has telegraphed
orders to suspend advertising for tenders TO lay
telegraphic cable connecting the island Of Porto
Rico with ST. Thomas.
The New York herald., 1868-02-24
lTAL- Y.

Admiral farrRsnt In venicc-Inv.taiions from
tho Other Cities.
FLORENCE. Feb. % 1868.
Admiral Fauagut met with enthusiastic recop-
sion last week from the government and people Of
Venice.
coed Rene having accepted Official nvitasons visit
Ahose cities
The New York herald., 1868-02-24
TINE PRESS TELEGRAM.

Ftnn nciai aud Commercial IntelliGence.
HAVANA, Feb. %, 1858.
Aoasses At tho outports 10 quoted a. AZ reals for
elayed and 5H az for muscoyado per keg Bacon,
1876 per pound. Hams lSc per pound for salted and
22c. for sugar coated Potatoes 81 S. psr barrel.
Sugar, TASK reals for Nos 10 TO 12 and So OK reals
for Nos l6 to 20. Exchange tho United States 28
20 discount short sigh in gold, IA long and per
cont preuium short sight On Paris, TX discount.
The New York herald., 1868-02-24
WEST VIRGINIA.

Delegation 60 the Republican Convention.
WHEELING, Feb. %, 1865.
Tho Republican Convention assembled At the Hall
House on Saturday and appointed delegates TO the Ma
tioDal Convection.
The New York herald., 1868-02-24
MASSACHUSETTS.

Fire In Enst BostOn-I.Oss S51,OOO.
Boston, Feb. %, 1865.
Hre occurred In East Boston to-day and destroyed
Messrs Munson Petersons planning mill, with valu.
able stock and machinery. Loss $50 900. hessrs,
Grundin Slows furniture mandatory los s15, 900;
and q block OF wooden dwellings occupied by sevcra,
families; loss about 7.0Oo partially insured.
The New York herald., 1868-02-24
ST. THOMAS.

shocks Of Earthquakes stif Felt.
HAvAsA Feb. 70, 1858.
The latest arrival from -. Thomas brings the inelli
Seacs that shocks OF earthquakes had occurred but.
they violent and caused little fear among The
iuhabltants.
The New York herald., 1868-02-24
RELIGIOUS SERVICES YESTERDAY

In consequence OF the severity Of the weather yessr
day tho services OF the religious denominations
iu this and adjoining cities poorly attended Below
will be found interesting reviews OF the sermons and
ceremonies n several OF the prominent Churches
and TO which We ask the attention Of those who take an
interest in the religious movements OF the time.
The New York herald., 1868-02-24
Fro nj Beila,rc-Lo-- so, 900.

NHtEIINU, W. va, Feb. q, 1858.
Anal rnlr recently erected at Bellalrs Ohio aud in
operation bu, few weeks was totally DESTROYED by
FIRE las, night The Gre is supposed have been tho
wors of an ncendary The loss is estimated al $40 0O0
which partts ally insured.
The New York herald., 1868-02-24

Death Of n Well known Actress.
Miss Mary Cannon, one OF the tavorites u Wallacks
company, died Saturday in this CITY after
illness OF three she thirty ght years oS
the time Of her DEATH aud has been the stage
from childhood. In her peculiar line OF acting Mz
Cannon nmitaole and has long enjoyed popularity
New York Ia 1894 she reappeared AZ walack's Odd
theatre and has with the company until lass
fatal illness her funeral will take place Tuesday.
from her residence in Twenty seven street.
The New York herald., 1868-02-24
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

FRAsEronr BouRsE--FRASkFoRr, Feb. %, 1s6s -
United States bonds are lower; nvetwenties oc the
issue Of 1867 ere quoted 30 day ~ 20
The New York herald., 1868-02-24
Dcnth Of the Horse Empire state.

WORCESTER Feb 23 1858.
The horse Empire state, who mado the remarkable
time OF two hours and tweuty -four minutes from
Brighton 20 Worcester yesterday, winning tho race
from tho Boston horse Ivanhoe, died last night
The New York herald., 1868-02-24

Auburn Reject, n City Charter.
LEWISTON, Feb 70, 1868
Tue town OF auburn yesterday rejected ciiy charter
by large majority.
The New York herald., 1868-02-24

A Perfect Hair rDressinQ-Bmrncft's COcOnSn0
mpars hne aud Is superior TO French pomAdas
nils ulca lie
The New York herald., 1868-02-24

Printing Of Every Desc fipsion Executes
with n.ALuess ant despatch, aud ~ lower hs han e,s-
where al the MErRopoLiTAN .LUB FhISflNu tsrA8
LIShMENT v, Nassau street