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government, Polygamy, ETC.. with 10 iliu.,rat ions
showing the use and abuse of all the human fac.
aities. only 50 a year, or 30 cents a humble.
cubs Of ten, .. each, and extra copy TO
agent; Address, s. H. WELLS, $50 Brosdway,
New YORK. lan26w2t
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'NHE CELEBRATED
CRAIG MICROSCOPE
Els<S.a~s-g,V l,ig.lNr,rwpspns

l. an opticnl wonder. reveals the Ihousaad, o
hidden wonder. OF Nature is oi permanent "a,
with amusement, snd never .Os.ng Ne Interest. ]
maRnifg.
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Moofiland's German BItters.

4 Distsrs Wtshsst Alcohol Sr sdisias
| 81 aay ktnd
Indifferent from aIi others. il composed OF the
pure u,cer OF vial principle Of Roots, Herbs and
Barks Tor ~ medically termed, extracis) the
worthless and inert portions Of the ingredients
not bsinX used, Therefore, In one bottle Of this
| Differs there IN contained ~ much medicinal vir.
tue will be found 10 several gclons OF Ordinary
| mixtures. The Roots, etc., used In this Bitters
are grown In Germany, their vital principles ex-
tracted In that country bv n scientific Chemist and
| forwarded TO the mandatory In thiscty, where
/ they arc compounded and bottled. Containing no
spiritnous ingredients, this Bitiers IL free from
the objections urged against Ail others no desirs
for stimuisnts can be Induced from their use.
can make no dr,inkards, aad cannot. under
ircumstsnce'. have any but beneficial effect.
HoUlapd's 6ermxa Tonic.
Wa compounded for those not inclined 10 81
rene hi,tcrs, and IL intended for use IN cases
when some alcoholic stinulant Is squited neon
nec,ion with the tonic properties Of the Biters
Each bottle Of the Tonic contains one bottle o
the Bitter, confused with pure sata crus KUN.
anu favored IN such manner that tile extreme
bitterness Of the Bttsfs IL overcome, forming
preparation highly agreeable and pleas INT 10 the
Biitcis. The price Of the Tonic u o. 80 per
bottle. which many persons think too hugh They
must take into consideration that the stiinu.
liant used l. guaranteed TO be OF n pure quality.
A poor article conli be furnished at a chespsr
price,sutis itnot better t. pay little more and
have n good nrticlc' A medicinal preparation
should contain none hut the hest ingredients aad
they who .ap'ct 10 ohisinn cheap connound wall
most certainly d" cheated.
n l.Gx Al
dies.
For Liver Compliant, bysp.r-i,, NERVOUS DebiIi.
~. JnundIce, Di.ets. OF the k,an-y-, Erup. n
tons OF the ska, ami all disease
arising iroin a dlsord-ied
LAYER, stomach, OF i'm.
purity Of the
Blood.
Read the 'ollowlng symptoms; CInpa,iopss
p1atulence, Inward Piles. Fnllness OF blood " ths
head, Ac,d,'y OF The Stomach, Nausea, Har,.barn,
sacf Eructations. siakins OF aa,,sr,as At the Pi;
Of the stomach, swimming OF the head, hutried
,ss or .sasas sssn.s.on. s." !" iy,ss po.
tuTe, dmness OF vision, dots ami webi's before the
eight dal, pain N ne head aeh.,.nsy OF psr.pir.
the aide. baek, chest, limbs, su,,, -addsn bushes
OF heat, burning in hs hssh. constant mag mays
indicate disaa-e u VI. Liver OF digestive organs
| combined with impure blood.
the siSve syap,on- to disappear, and The patient
| will b~c"ine well and hesiiy.
DT. HOOtlHnd's Greek on,
ILshtisg Care for all kisds sr Pai..
! ano Aches.
! ArrliEp ExfERSALIY-It will cure all kibds oi
! pains and aches; such NJ rheumatism, Neuralgia,
rs .ssi"s, srIsnn, S a.s fpG,.'
Pains III. Joint, Limbs, siag- of Insects, Ring.
worms, etc.
plant sackarhrs, SICK headache, collie ."nt.ry,
disrrhoea, choiera infantum, cholera morbu-,
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It's ofIncstimable Value TO The Farmc
PRICEsa OO.-Seni by Mail. Post Paid

Every instrument IL neatly boxed and nand.
spmely labeled with fnll directions for use. Thou.
sands have been sent 10y mail.
Address, WI. LINES CO,
tuhngp.
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TeIegraphic SUNNI ary,

President Grant has accepted an invi-
tation to attend the anniversary meeting
of the Army of the Potomac, at Boston,
on the 18th of May. General Meade will
preside. The Pennsylvania reserves will
have their anniversary parade aud ball at
Philadelphia, May 10.
William Dawson, weaver, of Minne-
apolis, deliberately jumped off the suspen-
sion bridge over the Mississippi at that
place yesterday, and was carried over St..
Anthony's falls and drowned.
Two negroes who had robbed the Office
of David Schaeffers, ex-sheriff of Weakley
county, Tenn, were taken from custody
yesterday morning by about forty men
and hung in the woods.
The house of Mrs. Emeline Bullock, in
North Rehoboth, Mass, was struck by
lightning Saturday, and Mrs. Bullock
killed.
A FIRE in Petersburg this morning, de-
stroyed the premises of Peter Jones, his
furniture and two hogs. Several other
small buildings were burned. There was
no insurance, and the loss is heavy
There was quite heavy frost on the
ground yesterday morning in the neighDor-
hood of Petersburg.
One Of the mills of the Rome IN. York,
Iron Works was destroyed by fire yesterday
morning Loss $500 Insurance $780,
900.
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Mechanics Meeting-A called meeting
of the Mechanics Trades Union will be held
on Thursday evening next, at Schott's Monti-
cello hall, at 3 o'clock, to perfect arrange.
ments for the grand mass meeting to be held
next Thursday week, at which several Interests
ing addresses will be delivered, the principal
orator being r. F. Trevillick, of st. Louis,
president of the National Labor Union. 1t is
intended, we understand, to get up this meet.
ing in first-class style, to which not only mes
chanics, but the public, and especially the
ladies, will be cordially invited. An effort is
being made to secure the Theatre in which to
hold it, and we trust the proprietoress will
consent to its use for SO noble cause.
At the called meeting on Thursday night,
the special committee appointed to take into
consideration very important matter, will be
prepared to report, action on which requires
the absolute attendance of every member who
has the interest Of the Union and the working
man at heart The best feeling prevails among
the members Of the Union, and is united, as
they should be, we believe their efforts will be
crowned with success.
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INDIAN RELICS The Bristol Me,Os says

INDIAN RELICS The Bristol Ne,os says
Mr.. John Oyler has recently found on his
farm, some fifteen miles northwest of that
town, a number Of interesting Indian
relics. In digging foundation for one of
his buildings, he discovered the remains Of
an infant. Among the trinkets which
had been inferred with it is fish-hook,
made of bone or buck-horn, and 10 per-
fectly preserved condition, except the
shank, which is broken off. The bones of
a powerful Indian we're found in plough
ing, the horse having stepped on the skull,
which gave way, revealing the entire
skeleton, which was in sitting posture,
the usual style of Indian burial. Several
articles were found with the skeleton,
among them very large and singular
tusk, which cannot be classified as belong
ing to any species of animals now in the
country.
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DEATH AND DESTRUCTION. There was
another terrible explosion at the Hocsac
Tunnel on Friday afternoon about 4.30
o'clock, which resulted in the death of four
men and the serious injury of another
severe thunderstorm was in progress at
the time, which is said to have been the
cause of the terrible disaster. The charges
were all ready for explosion, and the men
had just run the machine back out Of the
way when the lightning struck the track,
and communicating with the wires, caused
the explosion of the charges. John s.
Mason, superintendent; Fred. Roberts,
blaster; Thomas Raycraft, machine rum
ner, and W. Dunn, miner, were instantly
killed, aud John Churchill, carpenter,
was severely injured. 1t is believed that
the current of electricity must have been
conducted from the mouth of the tunnel,
a distance of one-quarter Of mile, by an
iron rail.
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Skating tonight at Assembly Hall.
Manchester News and Gossip.

Register.-The voters of Manchester will re-
member that none can vote at the coming elec.
tion in May next for town officers without re-
gistering.
Something Sloeet.-We were shown at the
store of A. B. Lithgow to-day fine article of
syrup.
Knights Of Pythias. Friendship Lodge, No.
20, meets every Thursday night in Odd Fell
lows Hall, corner of Tenth and Hull streets.
Meetings.-The Alert fire company will meet
at the engine house on Wednesday night to
make arrangements to receive the hook and
ladder truck. All will be expected to attend.
Registration is now commenced. and will
continue two or three davs All should regis
ter, If they wish to vote at the May election.
Dsath.-The young must die as well as the
old. We are sorry to hear of the death OF
Miss Susie DENLY. Due notice will be given
of her funeral.
affords us great pleasure to know that
Mr.. Reid is making gigantic efforts to get
Mayo's bridge completed by the fourth day oil
May next, so as to allow travel Of all kinds to
pass over to witness the laying of the corner
stone of the Free Bridge.
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The DEMOCRATIC ADDRESS to the people
of the United States deserves TO be classed
with "Dsraeli's Curosities of Literature"
as successful blending of Boanerges aud
Aminadab Sleek. The wholesale denun-
cation of the government for retaining in
Office corrupt officials is SO cool, with our
recollection Of the operations of officials
appointed by President Johnson,) that 1t
may be read as refrigerant during the
heated term. How Emperor Tweed must
put his tongue into his cheek while reading
the outburst of virtuous indignation, as he
casts up by process Of mental arithmetic,
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Virginia Claimants Before tho SOUTH
ern Com mi ssion.

virgin DcIOTc th0 SOuths
ern Commission.
The following is further list OF Virgin
ians who have claims before the Southern
Commission in session at Washington. We
should think it would be hard for some of
them to establish their claims to loyalty to
the government:
VIM. T. Rumsey, George w. Roberts,
VIM Sagar, and Jacob Brooks, Fairfax G.
H.; Joel N. Wheeler. A. j. Warwick,
Thomas H. Duke, and Thomas Garland,
Charlottesville VIM. Densmore, Henson
Young, VIM. Hough, and Benjamin T..
franklin, Waterford John McGavack,
Wheatland David Shuflebarger, Francis
Jewell, and Aaron Cantrell, Christiansburg;
Hiram Adams, Pughtown; VIM. D. Smith,
Elizabeth A. Gould, Emanuel Francis, and
ohm IT, Armstrong, Alexandria John j !.
Robinson, Madison county; Geo. H. South
all, Nottoway G. H. Jacob S. Atlee, Rich
mond Samuel p Fisher, and Patterson,
Allen, Goochlaud county D. NJ Muters-
baugh, and John B. Mutersbaugh, Lous
doun county Jno Fl. Cleveland, David and
George Auld, Henry McWilliams, George
Harris and Samuel Tarryson, Fairfax coun-
ty; Charles Slower and John Washington
Fletcher, Thoroughfare Gap; Geo. Trim
mer, John R. Hornbaker, Elias Good and
James Robinson, Manassas; John r. Gar
risop, Garrisonville /; Samuel Birch, Robert
S. Lacy, M. A. Hays, Anna M. Hays, Mary
FL. Hays, Alonzo G. Hays and William R.
Birch. Alexandria county w. E. Craw-
ford, Amherst county Virginia Scott,
Bush Hill; Samuel G. Hull, Frederick
county; Samuel Moreland, Dufeld's Depot;
Henry NJ. Bowden, Norfolk Ann Eliza
Hodges, Portsmouth Mrs. Caroline Heat
er, Cedar Grove; David Fultz, Staunton
Margaret Harkader. Wytheville ; James
K. Murray, William Henry Taylor and
| Reuben Ives, Falls Church.
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Ohancery Court-Judge Htshugh. The
following business was transacted to day:
Hardgrove, guardian, &C., VS.. MCCARTHY
decree referring cause to a commissioner for
inquiry and report.
Bethel VS.. Carter, &c.-order authorizing
sale of church property by trustees to Sylves.
ter Vogle.
Chappell VS.. Morris and others decree con-
firming report of commissioner, and directing
sale of the property in the bill and proceedings
mentioned.
Boldeman, trustee, vs.. Hoyer-decree con.
frming report of commissioner, and directing
sale of the property in the bill mentioned.
Goddin 4 Apperson VS.. Anderson, &c.-de
cree referring cause to q commissioner for
inquiry and report.
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the "ways that are dark" by which his
worldly assets have grown from nil, 1860,
to SIG, ,00O, 900, in 1870.

the "ways that are dark" by which hS
worldly assets have grown from nil, 1860,
to $15, 600, 900, in 1870.
The Boanerges vein demands, in tones
of real stage thunder, that the Republicans
shall not subvert the constitution by inter-
fering with the liberty of the subject to
vote early and often for the candidate Of
his choice, or interfere with their efforts to
preserve the purity of the balot-box, by
refusing to allow black Republican votes
to be deposited therein, or, if by mis-
chance, such dire catastrophe should oc-
cur, then to break the ballot-box, and
cancel the rank offence No, sirs ! the
government has no right to interfere to
prevent such patriotic action it must not
overawe the voice of the people by the
silent argument Of the bayonet. They
manage these things much better by the
impromptu bludgeon and the people must
not be taxed to support hireling body of
guardiansl
How Boanerges contrasts with Amina-
dab Sleek In one breath the government
and its agents are denounced as the ter
rorists, but Sleek has evidently beard some
thing of K. X. K operations, apd he
lifts his eyes up appealingly to his way
ward brethren and implores them to culti-
vate the christian graces of kindness and
brotherly love-in fact, to suspend, for a
time, their work of converting Republi-
cans into good Conservatives or cold
corpses because there are some weak
Democrats in the Northern States who
have not yet been educated up to the New
Gospel of Peacel
Let us, however, be thankful for small
fsvors, and hope the unruly boys will heed
| their astute preceptor, and for while
tolerate living Republican on the sacred
SOIL
In all seriousness, however, we say the
| Democracy is as wise as it is INSCRIPTIONS.
The leaders are planning for success in
1872, and if money, promises and auda-
city can be used to advantage in any
quarter, they will be poured out without
stint.
The mission of the Republican party is
not yet accomplished. The shackles have
been broken, but the fostering sores on
the body polite, caused by the genera.
tions of chafng, are not healed.
With victory in 1872, we may safely
say, "Finis coronat opus, and victory is
certain if Republicans stand firm to their
principles, choose good leaders, and follow
| them in earnest harmony.
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Political Meetings jackson Ward
Republican Club met last night, and organized
BY electing the following officers:
President, Landon Boyd; Vice.President,
r. W. johnson; Secretary, W. Il. Lester +;
Chaplain, Rev. John Jasper. The following
compose the Ward Executive Committee W.
H. Lester. R. White, John Oliver, R. W.
johnson, R. Carter, Israel Bee, Z. D. Fitch,
Josiah Crump, W. H. Harris, W. j. Brown,
and B. l.. Brasselman. The meeting was very
large, and the utmost harmony prevailed.
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THELATEST NEWS
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE STATE JOURNAL
Washington News and Gossip.
nRnER ARnIIT NEMsPAPERS
BY TELEGRAPH.

ANCNb Uhu oObstP
ORDER ABOUT NEWSPAPERS.
Washington, April 25.-The Secretary
of the Treasury has ordered that subscrip-
tions to newspapers and periodicals by
heads Of bureaus must be authorized by
him, and unless go authorized the subscrip-
ton will not be recognized. The order is
not to put stop to officials taking such
papers and periodicals as they desire for
themselves.
RECOVERING.
w. W. Corcorau, Esq, who has been ill
since Saturday last, is much better to-day,
and strong hopes of his recovery are now
entertained.
REIMBURSED.
Secretary Of Treasury to-day paid to
Nicholas P. Trist, of Virginia, fourteen
thousand five hundred and ninety dollars.
the amount appropriated at last session of
Congress to reimburse expenses incurred
by him in negotiating the Guadaloupe-
Hidalgo treaty in 1s49.
PAID OVER.
The Sisters of Mercy, of Charleston, s.
c., who had their hospital destroyed dur
ing the way, this morning received their
appropriation of $4,000 allowed by the
last Congress, on account Of their care for
wounded Union officers.
NEW STAMP.
The Commissioner of internal revenue
contemplates adopting new adhesive
stamp, printed on tinted paper, which
secures the Department against any at
tempt to blot out the cancellation, and any
effort to clean it destroys color of paper
THE JOINT HIGH COMMISSION.
There appears to be no longer any doubt
that the joint commission will sign the
treaties, the details of which have been
agreed on this week. The commission
were in session to-day, putting one OF
them in proper shape. Dispatches per
cable to the British commissioners an
nounce that all the doubtful points SUBJ
mitted to the home government have been
accepted. 1t is thought that by Saturday
all three of the treaties will be signed in
duplicate. The British commissioners
have paid over hundred thousand dollars
in gold since they first met for cable tele-
graphing.
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FRENCH PRISONERS.
Elaboration OF Colorado.

Chicago, April 24.-Major Powell, the
Colorado explorer, leaves Normal, Ill.,. to-
day, on second journey. He goes under
the auspices of the Smithsonian Institute,
there being an appropriation of $24 900
for the expedition.
The party are well supplied with instru-
ments, boats and all that is necessary for a
complete and accurate survey and explora-
ton. They intend making stay of two
vaara
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Sheritalty Of Henrico.-Through inad-
vertence, attention was called in the local
columns Of the JOURNAL yesterday to the card
of b. ]. Smith, Esq, (annouucing himself
candidate for sheriff of Henrico county, in a
manner inconsistent with the purposes Of this
paper. We desire to give the advertisement Of
Mr.. Smiths, as well as that of all others, a
courteous reception, but we do not promise
him our support nor predict his election
Whoever our Republican friends in the county
place in nomination will have our hearty sup
port, and will no doubt be elected.
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COLLMCTOR's NOTICE.

r United STATES INTERNAL REVENUE. COL
~ LECTOR'S OFFICE, 3RD DISTRICT, VA,
RICHMOND, AP RL 20rH, 1671.-I hereby give notice
to ali persons dealing in DISTILLED SPIRITS.
MALT LIQUORS, or TOBACCO, In the city of Rich
mond and the county Of Henrico, that the special
tax fer the same must be paid at my Office, in the
Custom-H House, in the city Of Richmond,
On or before the LIST day of May, 1871.
After that date all persons liable to the special tax,
and who have not paid the same will be dealt with
according to law.
RUSH BURGESS,
an 20-10t Collector Sd District of Va.
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Skating tonight at Assembly Hall.

Going 10 Fatterldnd.- - Several of our
German citizens took their departure yesterday
for Baltimore, where they will take passage on
one of the Bremen steamships for visit to
Fatherand. They expect to be absent three
or four months, and will visit the relatives and
friends of a number of our German citizens
left behind them here. Among the party are
Messrs, Gus. Habermehl and j. G. Scholler,
both of whom are good and true Knights. We
wish the party pleasant trip and safe return
to the city of their adoption, ~
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Marine Disaster. steamer Isaac
Bell. Captain Brakeman, on her trip from this
port to New York ON the 22d inst, at 10 P. M,
colided with the schooner Forward, Captain
Jones, in Hampton Roads, carrying away the
schooner's mainmast above deck /; sprung the
foremast, carrying away mainboom and gaff,
lost main sail and all the head gear, and dam
aging the hull to considerable extent.
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Brit5.-The merchants of this city
complain of dull times.
Mayo's bridge will be finished tomorrow.
The trial of ex. .Mavor Chahoon comes up in
the Hastings court on Monday.
Fifteen Conservatives met in mass meeting
In Marshall ward last night.
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Sa d Accident. Yesterday afternoon
while two young ladies. Miss Blondell and Miss
residence of Mr.. Blondell, corner First and
Duval street, the horse took fright and ran
away, throwing the young ladies out, and
seriously ipjuring Miss Blondell, who was con
veyed to her home in an insensible condition.
We are informed that she is much improved
this morning.
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Erery Lady Her O,on Dress Maker.-
For a very small sum, you can obtain pat
tern of any size of the latest style of dress for
either ladies, misses girls or boys, by calling
at the Howe Sewing Machine rooms, 823 Main
street. Read the advertisement in another
column.
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Feds and Confeds.-A grand reunion
and tournament will be held to day near Glou-
cester Point by the surviving officers and
soldiers of the late Confederate and Federal
armies residing in the vicinity. large num-
Der of riders have entered the list, and
pleasant time is anticipated. Fl. A. Atkinson,
Commonwealth's attorney of Henrico county,
Mr.. II. ]. Annable, clerk of the court, and a
number of other gentlemen left this city yester-
day for Gloucester to witness the entertain
ment.
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ABUSE N ENTs.
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A IS K NJ b LY II A L L .

The REGULAR ASSEMBLIES for Skating at the
above Hall will take place every MONDAY, WED
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
NIGHTS, at O'Clock, and every SATURDAY morn
ing at 10
o'clock, the Rink will bo open EXCLUSIVELY for
gentlemen aud youths.
The PRICE OF ADMISSION. with the use of
Skates is 80 cents for single ticket or So per Dozen
Children, under IL years of age, 25 cents.
At the Afternoon Assemblies Ladies' and Boys will
only be charged 25 cents. NH 7-tf
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Arrest Of Deserter.-This morning,
Detective Kendall O'Dwyer arrested man by
the name of Marcus Christianson, deserter
from the Norwegian bark "Clio," and returned
him to the captain Of the bark, which sailed
in short time after for Europe.
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SHIPPING.
ITO R NEW YORK.. ke,

mo = NEW YORK.
The OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP <HxAEH
COMPANY'S elegant sde-wheel e = u
steamship ISAAC BELL, Capt. BLAKRMAN, will leave
her wharf, at Rockets on FRIDAY, April 2Stb,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ Freight received until A. NJ.
Through bills of lading signed, aud goods for.
wsrded with dispatch to all points--north, south.
east and west. Clase connections made with Cunard
inc for foreign ports.
Passen ger Accommodations unsurpassed.
w
Round Trip Tickets. .......".." 20 90
For freight or passage, apply to
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent,
ap 25-3t No. Governor street.