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The Raleigh Sentinel is of opinion that
Governor HOLDEN is not determined to try
the Caswell prisoners by court-martial. BE
hesitates and fears the responsibility.
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Mr., IRA GARRETT's DEATH.-We are call
ed upon this morning to record the death
of Mr.. Ira Garrett. He died on Tuesday
morning at ten minutes to 6 O'Clock, after
an illness of some six weeks. He was in
his seventy-ninth year has been connected
with the clerks Office of this county for the
last siXty-four years. In his death the com
munity has lost valuable and faithful
public officer. Charlottesville Chronicle.
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BEHAVING OBTAINED THE

= ME- HAVING OBTAINED THE
ENTIRE INTEREST OF t.
JAMES e. BURREsS AND JOSEPH Il.
WILLIAMS
In the late concern OF
BURRESS, WILLIAMS 81 CO..
I beg leave to call the attention OF my friends
to my very
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK
OF
DRY GOODS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
In order to supply the demands OF my I'M
mense retail trade am compelled to buy In
very large quantities, and consequently can give
merchants =.~n.
CHOICE SELECTIONS
WITH
LIBERAL MARGIN FOR PROFITS.
My stock is replenished by
TRI-WEEKLY ARRIVALS or
~ FRESH GOODS
is kept at all times .t~
FULL AND COMPLETE, >a."
is always ....,s, s.r...--
FULLY ADEQUATE TO THE WANTS OF
THE TRADE. .l>Ss sMr
THE QUALITY OF MY GOODS Is
SUPER 4v .
and my
PRICES AS LOW AS SIMILAR GOODS CAN
BE BOUGHT ANYWHERE.
I invite an examination by all IN want Oh
TI.S'r CLASS GOODS
At
THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
JOHN n. WOODEN, lit Main street.
between Eleventh and Twelfth.
The following gentlemen can be found Win
me. who ,qll be pleased TO see their frienda:
- JOSEPH G. WILLIAMS, a.H.
THOMAS d. QUARLEs,
EDWIN A. WINN, i
IL JENNINGS-
+. v. SUTTON, JB., TT ~
g. z. MORTON, $50 ~ 'tEsa
A. M. WOUDFIM, seR4u .sss 4
10 "a WILLIAM Il. MCCAIN, p.s<4 75E g
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BARN BURNED.-We regret to learn that
Mr.. David Cline, living on the line of the
county, had the misfortune of loosing his
barn by fire on Thursday last. 1t was
struck by lightning during the heavy rain
and hail-storm on that day, and was en-
tirely consumed, together with his entire
crop of wheat, about 900 bushels hay, wa
gon, farming implements Including a new
reaper and mower), harness, etc. There
was no insurance upon the property
Herald, Woodstock, Shenandoah county,
Va,
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ME- FRECKLES AND TAN.-MEADE
h BAKERS FRECKLE LOTION will remove
freckles and tan and improve the complexion. 1t
Is entirely free of any Ingredient that can posi-
bly, be injurious.
Price, soc. a vial. Jy 2e-4"
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BANK or CoslarEMcEs /
EREnruyrHqagRG July ~, l1lu.ft

FREpERIcKgsURG,J July ~. isso.tt q
NOTICE is HEREBY .alxEN ~ j
In THE HOLDERS OBJ THE !, ,St l lsN s9s1sa
SIGNED NOTES or The gAsk. ~ ". ~ Sv NJ
dem otion al par nc chs ofiee or said panEs " ~
Va, or @ tne %
Sescse fi,s "a TiRST nay or AUGUST, 18Th or me
aSn,c VIII Sc burned In coafoffntfy win M ~
ar me SiensraI Assembly OF Ftrgtaia gAsTsa Susy
is5 entitled an act for TOO reflex ns te baHk 81
"a s,o ssas; W 81 Frederics snpsg.
s,lss'''sAs GEORGE b. ECoTT, rrssidsEs.
>. n, HRRHpoN, Cashier. ~ ss--&Ha
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rRATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE

NE BATCHELOhS ID ALI ~ =.
This splendid HAIR DYE 10 the hes. In the world
the only true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable
instantaneous; no disappointment no ridiculous
tints: remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes inyigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful olGek
or broom. Sold by all drugsiHts and perfuzners,
and Iproperly applied at BACHELORS WIG
FACTORY, No. 10 Bond street, New York.
10 s4eodiyr sss
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@ MOSQUITO NETTING.
A FULL SUPPLY JUST OPENED BY U.s.
all widths, qualities, and prices.
i've T. R. PRICE & co.
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OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIVER AND
RICHMOND, July 20, 1870.

SERIOUS AcCIDENT.-Last Saturday 8
young man named John Harrison was Sc
riously, and perhaps fatally, injured by the
caving in of baryta mine in which he was
at work. He was caught by falling masses
of dirt and rock, and SO badly injured in
ternally that his physicians consider his re-
covery impossible. The mine in which the
accident occurred is situated about four
miles west of this place.-Marion (Smyth
cOu1iN Herald
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA CANAL
The following letter, says the Lynchburg
Neacs, from w. p. Munford, ESQ.,, secretary,
of the James River and Kanaw ha Canal
Company, Will be read with much interest
by the friends of this important improve
ment: .-...
OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIVER AND2
KANAwHA COMPANY,
RICHMOND, July 26, 1870. }
P. A. Erise, Esq, Banker, Lynchburg, Va. !:
Dear Sir,-I have received your favor OF
the 23d instant, asking information in regard
to the affairs of this company, to be used in
it's interest. and / send the following an
swers Estimated value of the Richmond
dock, $3.50, 600; estimated value of all other
real estate owned by the company in Rich
mond, $4,000; aggregate rent and income
of said property, 10000; amount OF the
tolls and receipts at Richmond, alone,
S125, 200; amount of bonds issued to this
date on which interest is paid, S4S6, 700.
Yours, very respectfully,
WILLIAM p. MUNFORD, Secretary.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
The First Fancy Bali OF tine Season at
the Whtte-A Brilliant Affair."
Masks. Etc. Etc.
I WHITE SULPHUR, July u, 1877

WHITE SULPHUR, July q, 1870.
Tonight al is life and gaiety at the Old
in progress, and, contrary to the expeeta-
tions and predictions of u few croakers, the
ballroom is crowded, and q large number
of gay and festive maskers are disporting
The ball opened at halEpast 8
o'clock, when about one hundred and fifty
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
.s REIT,S. BELLS.

y ~ BELLS, BELLS.
For plantations, factories, foundries, and
school-houses. Received to, day another lot. A
sixty.poupd bell for Is, ready for hanging.
SIMPSON Il BROTHER,
tv oe-lw* -a. No. 14ls Main street.
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ME- DISCIPLES CHURCH .lsYCA-
MOREl ELEVENTH STREET BETWEEN
BROAD AND MISUNDERSTANDING on
EVERY LORDS DAY At ii A. M. and Z. h.
cider r. A. DEARBORN, pastor. Prayer meet
Inc on WEDNESDAY EVENINGS; nj T. a.
Seats free.
parsonage, 4as Twelfth street. my7
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
IAROR MOVEMENTS

United COopers No. of Williamsburgb, was
I'm session Saturday evening relative 10 the prices
ruling IN shops within their jurisdiction.
A new cooperative association, to be known
as the Metropolitan Cooperative Tailoring Association, Is
being organized In this city by Messrs. Bssert TOup,
Young and other prominent trades unionists.
The six divisions of the LabOrers' Union will
meet to morrow evening and select delegate TO repre-
cent the Union the state Trades Assembly meeting IN
Albany on the 2jth Inst.
A special meeting of the Workingmens
Union Is called the present week. 10 take action rel
atve TO certain bills In favor OF wOkngmen which are
be presented 70 the State Legislature during Its pres
ent session.
The members of the German Tailors Protect
i've and Benevolent Union No 2, OF Wlliamsburgh met
on Saturday. Some 35 members who refused 10 pay VI
each TO support the Arester UuOn were expelled. Tho
Society members, and Fire Insurance sick and
burial fund Of $1,000.
The Brooklyn llackmen recently organized
INTO Protective Union met Saturday evening, and re-
solved not to allow any persoIltO JON who was not Il
wears OF and citizen Of the United States They also
proposed start Benevolent Union In addition TO the
present society.
The cigar establishment III den-lane
which was placed strike, week ago IN consequence
Of reduction Of wages will again be opened to-day, ns
the employers have agreed u pay the old rGtos OF
wages The employed IN several other firms are on
strike aud supported by eir Unions at tie rate Of
go per week for married aud 81 for single men.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
SKATING.
timely charity.

Firm ice beds were announced by the pro.
prietors OF all the grounds and rinks In NewYork,
Brooklyn and Jersey City last evening and there came
from them also the gratfng announcement that they
would throw them open to-day. The Empire Rink Is TO
be open this evening 'and the managers declare them
selves prepared 70 give an oldtm entertainment 70
their patrons. The rink band will perform, and the
building will be brilliantly illuminated Brady's Curricu-
lum and Skating Rink in Jersey CITY, VIII also be open,
with music by band of 80 performers Many members
Of the NewYOrk Skating Club have been Invited, and
Frank Swift, Enger, Macmillan and others are an
nounced give ecdt TO the proceedings The F1fth-
avenue Union and Capitolne being again ready for vs
tors. the managers invite visit to-day s not beyond
probability that the Commissioner Green will throw open
the Park lakes Many Of the unsheered ponds upon the
Beekmau estate in good condition. and were Literally
patronized yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
TIE TELEGRAPH STRIKE.

The Correspondence Committee of the League
was busy yesterday receiving and sending to
all points within their reach They said that everything
was IN satisfactory condition, and that all the opera
tors in the best humor. Several operators arrived
from various localities, but they seized by the
"habeas corpus Committee" and made leaguers after
the situation had been explained TO them.
A dispatch from Washington said that the Associated
Press refused send to the Southern papers any In
formation regarding the strike except such comes from
Western Union They also refused 10 send the
circular Of the President OF tho National Typographical
Union Albany, Washington, Baltimore, Boston, Phila-
depha Chicago, ST. Louis and the other principal cities
sent dispatches saying that they were frm aud urged
the fraternity throughout the Union to continue hrm
also. The seven Philadelphia DackS!ders were s0nndly
berated for their treachery.
The operators say they have positive proof that the
Company have sent hundreds OF messages by MAIL and
that conductors certain Jersey railroads act
ing messengers for the Western Union Company leav-
The meager fOrco duty In the Western Union Offices
have been worked day and night and are nearly ex-
hausted. The Company offer TO take back Gil the strikers
viii the exception Of seven ringleaders and the ela6
operators but the leaguers declare that they will not
fOrsake the women.
charge uf the strike! - s-~s- f<~.,,
TO The Editor Of The nttuat' s----y .--- .'~.
causes led which made the Ween uIlon
btdum Of Be Associated Press have greatly mPresened the true
facts D the
simply this: OF members IN Philadelphia induced
Western COMPANY enough violate their oshs desert
Aud run to their former du,es Ih occurred ester
hy seton aud assured US willingness ranks
& g Yesterday returned Nork at l45 BTOadSa
He wa: last night eIps6 from the LsafGs Sao the o0r
While regret exceedingly e ncovenence to te pneh resulting
either Gde should consider necessary to resort ~
syn'ne Misrepresentation or S5dT 20 bolster ny 1nsi cause
j. NJ. PErERs
r. Ian O
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10

TIE Old originally constructed 10 sections Win Toe 's' o.
passing through the principal rather than 70 form direct route
be,seen Boston hence tie eraus routes adopted
BY them.
BUSINEss-For more quarter Of century road through
THE section been needed aud unlike mot ne~ railroad
.Lterpse. wait the growth Of business Aong m re
this Road will hud large established local trade awaiting It's completion
II viii pass through the towns Esrth Haven Wsngri Durham
MeEed MdstosD Portland Chatham Marlborough HeooD, 90
luubla. Lebanon Colchester, aud wndham.
seems hardly necessary call attention to The business o' Road
f ueb vast importance having with roads hat are
70 become feeder. to Il A will comes; with four nesi
At Mio1n With wnaLc sih three, While others are
beiug projected
In regard to through trade single glance at The map more con
ps than important fact that this route
being the shortest aGOrng great saving 10 time must u
s,ey be the chief Boston and Neviok
CHARACTER AND PROGRESS oP THE WORK The Ro'd"
hu oder the immediate supervision Of the officers Of the Company
M deepg Interested and who design TO Be 'hs
mos, thorough substantial and safest road the United Staies beg
have called to highest engineering skill IN the country to
ee, the wort aud paa eIpsse will be spared to bring to
peou The grades very the are large the bndgs
ra selected With au Of the best quality and
All ADAPTED to durability aud speed The grading is yearly tnhei be
tween Meoyn the bridges completed aud 1rrg
placed position rails being laid az the rate Of hay s per
day which this portion Of their line for
ri, the Spring TIE soois being rapidly graded
md =. the force that employed advantage at WORK II IS
boped that lice VII be hHhed sne ID oEe'1
SuHug the Fal..or early Winter.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
AS AN INVESTMENT.

TIE BONDS Coupon aud Registered and are saei dsu0m'a
on OF S5OU aBd ,O0o. They have years to ro and se
vayae principal interest NewYorE By Act oi The Ls
a ftbe State OF they made exempt from al STATE
AND LOCAL TAXATION aud by the Company from the VNiEu
STATES INCOME The used to protect the bold
r the Of the Mortgage which provides that
tie Company defaults il the payment Of Interest ~ ~
months PIDcpSl shall option oi the holder bos due
ugm,d,daiy.
The Mortgage tbt Tasurer Of the State o Coun'e,t
and bis successors o the Boudhoer' which i
snte good faith Of he COMPANY aud pledge that the investors
Interests will never auy Of stability Ee holder o
their Mortgage
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
PIGEON SHOOTING.
THE PAINE-TlNKER MATCH OFF.

TIE TAINE-TINKER MAUI UTF'
When Mr.. Bergh first put an inteldict upon
professional pigeon shooting in his district he stated
what then secuted, that 1t was not only cruelty In
ITSELF but demoralzng In the highest degree from tho
wagering OF money by unscrupulOus men, How well he
has borne in tins latter assertion shown by the
two recent matches at Duboiss track the one OF last
Friday particular At this match the conduct OF ie
persons Odium upon the whole that OF the
principals declared he would never appear IN publio
match again. and the other asserted that although he felt
satisfied everything fairly conducted he nevertheless
felt hurt at the manner In which matters were managed
rise such apprehension % foul play In
the pending match between Paine and Tinker for $1,000
side that has been deemed prudent TO withdraw the
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
n1rpNING OLE A TnG .RoAT-

Yesterday morning, about II o'clock, while
the tugboat Jonathan Chase Capt Dalton was return
ing TO the CITY, after having towed the bark Mendoza
far as Quarantine when off Robins Reef Lighthouse fire
was discovered breaking out from around the steam
gush the fire. but the wind blowing so strong they
were unable to stop its beadway. They then launched
and picked up by the Staten Island
Nortlfeld Capt Freeand, and brought 70 the city The
burning tug afterward taken in tow by the tug Unit
and tOwed over the Jersey Flats, where the Police
bOat Metropolitan came up, poured heavy streams
upon the brning boat and eXngmshed the flames, but
not until considerable damage had been done.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10

cost has been s5o"A The architect is Mr.. Alfred H.
Thorp Inc org N and vocal music yesterday were
excellent ana thc church crowded.
CHARITY"
The Rev. DR.. Jas. u. Thompson preached last
night at the Tabernacle Ot the corner OF Tmrtyfourst
and Broadway, on the subject OF Charity, with speclai
reference the noble deeds OF George Peabody. His
text was taken from the twentieth chapter OF Acts thirty
fifth verse Remember the words OF the Lord Jesus-t
said the speaker condensed the whole philosophy OF
charity. IL is beauty 1t s one OF the chief beauties Oh
charity the value Of the gift Ia enhanced ny the
spirit of the gver and that the blessing returns 70 MIN
self In pure charity there ls repression or sccon
sciOusuess Pride s Incompatible with true phllanhrOpy
IL pleasure of giving by making the nberaiy
OF the gver the of his The speaker
then related In brief the history OF George feaDouy
history crowded with examples OF wel-dong; history
which the rewarded by the gratitude OF the
hundreds and thousands whom he has benefited by his
timely charity.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
ONE HUNDRED MILES

ARE NOW IN FULL OPERATION. AND
EQUIPPED WITH NEW FlRST-CLASS ROLL
ING STOCK. THE BALANCE, LESS THIN 20
MILES, Is NEARLY FINISHED, AND TEAMS
WILL Run OVER THE ENTIRE LINE j. aiNG
TIE PRESENT MONTH.
This road has been consolidated with the lfn,an'
apolis. Charlottesville and Danyille Road making
over goo miles under one management, and FURNISH
ing still further security to the bondhoder, thesa
Bonds having been assumed by the consolidated
Company. called the Indianapolis Bloomingt"n ant
Western Railroad. 1t connects on the east Will direct
lines 10 Boston ew-YOrk, Philadelphia, an" ba.ti-
more and with Peoria. Burlington, and Omaha on
the west--the only East and West line connecting
the cities of Indianapolis, DanNille Irbana '."om-
ington. Pekin, and Peoria.
The high premium the stock Of many Of tb. rail-
ways in Illinois command with no better p'".pecis
than this road. justides the belief that Its 81" 'l
also soon be at premium, thus making Tie ooh-
rertble clause a valuable option. To make The bonds
still more secure a Sinking Fund has been pr' 'ded
The belief that the Government will fund th' Flye-
Twenties into 4. per cent loan makes it dri'abie
for investors to look for safe securities that pay
good interest about which there Is no question Tor
which they can exchange their 5-31s-capu'lEing
the premium and getting higher rate Of interest
for a long term of years Nothing can be more de-
sirable than First Mortgage Bonds on any hs,elass
completed railway.
The Coal Freights alone are estimated snil"cnt to
ray the Interest on the Bonds the best Mime ia the
State being located ou the line at Danyille.
Having carefully examined the Road from Tine to
time aud its connections, We being also familiar WIN
the wealth and resources of the country along The
line a. well as with the rapid progress of The Com
pauy from the start its Financial Standing au" 'h-
cent management, We recommend the Bon"S 80
ba c.. ift~o urff fah has htpT
placed beyond any contingency, as the Company
have been provided with the necessary funds 10 com
plete the Road.
About four-Gfths of the loan has been taken by
actual investors
We contnue to offer portion of the balance al -
and accrued interest IN currency.
All marketable securities received in exchange 81
the best market rates. Bonds forwarded hy eX-
press free of charge. Further particulars finished
on application by the undersigned hnancia. agents
of the Company.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
HOMICIDE In FREMONT.

On Saturday evening Milton Carpenter and
Christian Hepger residents Of the village OF fremont,
ouarreed at that place. and during the afray Hcpger
struck Carpenter on the head with maet, fracurng
his skull Hepger was arrested. Carpenter fingered
until p m yesterday when lie died An inquest VIII
be held today The affair has created considerable cx-
citement IN the village, where both men were well
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
A CARD rROM MR. ROrEs.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Crp. hpO IN rp0uCst Won 10 correct IN II

q
SIR beg to request you 10 correct an untrue ac-
cusaOn against article n papcrOf this morn
ing IN relation 10 transaction In North Carolina bonds
The charges made by Mr. c. w. Campbell against me, in
the article mentioned above utterly false and untrue
To avoid controversy, Will only say that Mr.. Campbell
Wore in Court Yesterday, before Justice ledwth that
acted as his broker In the Transaction and In accordance
with his desire; which Is true, and did not sign any
papers or agreements whatsoever.
So far the charges against the Hon T. f. Sawyer arc
concerned my knowledge and belief they are without
fhe least foundation In truth. g. w. ROPES, JR.
NeC York, Jan. Z, 1870
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
THE ALLEGED FRAUDULENT TRANSACTION IN
RDNDS

The hearing in the case of Cornelius Campbell,
a Broadst. broker, against Benjamin +. Sawyer, the
Mayor Of Hudson City. the particulars OF which have
already appeared in THE TRIBUNE, was continued on
Saturday last before Justice Ledwith at the Jefferson
Market Court. The complainant, however through Is
LAWYER asked for adjournment the ground that his
principal witness, Mr. A. W. sheppard absent from
the civ Sheppard the witness by whom the proseCu
ton asserted they prove that the transaction was
fraudulent Justice Ledwith granted an adjournmcn mt
until Wednesday p. at the Essex Market Police
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
A HOME INVESTMENT.

unnecessary remind the public that HOME ENTERPRISE
carried State where all the facts 10 regard to are fully
bnown than schemes for railroad building
projects Of the county which i0vte oaas At
enormous The Managers Of ibis Company we'll
Couueccu, and the road ef most important SG Of
internal development Which every citizen q the State mn it
juti pride.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
These Bonds can be registered.
.S3,0Oo.Ooo.
.S2,OOO.O0o.

CAPITAL 100000.
TOTAL ISSUE OF BONDS. s2, ,O0o,00o.
Length Of road, III 5-1Oo miles. The bonds are
limited 10 less than $4,000 per mile. and arc se-
cured by First Mortgage on the entire property
Of The Company which cost about $4,000 per mile.
The road runs through the richest aud most pop
nlous agricultural district in Illinois. The local
business alone is much than sufficient 10 sns>
tain it, This, with the through business, which IT ~
expected will be limited only by the capacity "! the
road, must make it as profitable as any in the state
No road has ever been built having more h1mei-
ons and yalnable connections East and West
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
LATEST SNIP NEW&

ARRIVED.
Steamship Volunteer Jones. Philadelphia. IIdse
e. Nebb Brewster. Gcurge"Wu r. C. II Gays naval stores
ASD tOAsrwsE
Ira Ilud.on Roekiaud, hIe. g. H. ihtips, kcw Haven
Msfgafttha, Glen Cove
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CuAHrsr0v s. c. Jan 9-ATryed, steamship sSAfsgosA New
Catiiap hsuias; schr LILY Neslorb Bmms Bait
more the pou-Batk The Qgetl Liverpool and IcbI T. D.
Wilder, from New .fOls.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAyASA, Jan. 9Saei steamship, lioo aud saiona foI Ne~
Arrived bark John Gnu at HAVaLA om New ofk ahi
W UnfHths a MitauIas ron New York
JAu 9Ihe steamship kna, from New lOfs aTIYe1
At O'Clock ye.teIday afternoon, sailed for Liverpool
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The Department Washington Las received oH the Con
sulate a st. Helena lhe following;
On and aer 1870 the Commercial Code of sgbas sIusts
be used thc signal station Ladder Hin 10 aL,g
sguAs agi from the passing shipping BY command Of
H. r. JASiCH, Colonial Secretary St Helena