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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-15
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND CARNIVAL AND FETE
" fIiE
AT THE
CAPITAL OF THE UNITED STATES
FEBRUARY GOTH AND 2lsr, ISL.

The Executive Committee announce tina, tho
citizens OF Washington will hold Ora ND CAR
NlVAL AND FErE on the Goth and 2Ist NJ
February. 10 which The people from every sect,on
OF the country are cordially invited.
The Carnival will continue two DAYS and n,
esch day and evening there viii be inierestnu
and entertaining displays, such as fancy, masouc
and other parades, trials Of speed, nre.woiks'
tourn snents, illuminatiops, &C., &c.
RICH'D. FRED'G AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
GEN'L TICKET AND FREIGHT Dept.
RICHMOND, Va, Feb. Is, Is7l
To enable persons TO attend the Grand Carnty,
and Fee at Washington, round trip tickets will
be Issued by this company. good from the l,tht
gag OF February Instant inclusive. Price. EIGHT
DOLLARS.
Tickets will be placed on sale on the 18th inst,
and the sale continued until 2lst instant. leA5 p
NJ, inclusive. Returning Fl ON Washington. these
tickets Will be respected until the 23d instant at
2. NJ, inclusive.
Trains leave Byrd stree. depot daily Sunday.
s:45 z. d. excepted) at 1e:45 2. NJ. and s:l5 P H.
STEAMERS leave w ashington at 7:ls A. u. and
T. NJ. (cunday z. NJ. exceptec).
j. B. GENTRY, General Ticket and
re Is ct Freight Agent.
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MILLINERY.
SHIPPING.

T,OR BALTIMORE.-Steam
4 PETERSBURG will leave her
wharf THURSDAY, February ls,h at 8 o clock A.
NJ. Freight received up to 81 O'Clock z. II. Wed
ncsday. For freight or passage, apply 70
field ct WM. T. BKE1T, Agent.
TOR WOODS HOLE.-CURRIE& III
Il co.'s LINE.-The fast-sailng schr. %FfN
EMELI Il MCLAIN, CROWELL, master,
having the larger port1ea OF her cargo engaged,
will have quick dispatch. For balance OF freight,
apply to CURRlE CO.,
fe3 Is Corner Of 18th and Cary streets.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE HOLD
4 ERS Us VIRGINIA AND TENN. RAIL-
ROAD GUARANTEED ST0Ck.--sn persons
owning STOCkIN THE VIRGINIA AND Ten.
Lynckburg, are requested 70 correspond With or
call upon the undersigned with view OF arrang.
Ing for the retirement Of said stock.
PaTEE j. OTEy.
ia % I'm Chm Finance Com. City Cornell.
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LOST, STRAYED. &c.

NISLAID.-On Saturday, the 4th instant,
WI LIGHT-BROWN SATCHEL, containing
q gentlemaa's shirts aud pillars, was mislaid In
Rchmor d. Any person having 1t Will please leave
it at the Dispatch Office, where 1t will be identified.
10 I
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NOTICE OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.-T The
~ TOBACCO COMMISSION BUSINESS here
toforc conducted under the firm OF Jacob Head Y
Co. will BE- continued by the undersigned and bis
sons, IRVING &. MILLER and DECATUR II.
MILLER, Or, under the name and style OF ID. h.
MILLER & SONS.
DECATUR II. MILLER.
BALTIMORE Feb, T. 1871 fe l0-eodIw
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DISSOLUTION AND PARTNERSHIP
IL EOTICE.-The co-psrtnershtp heretofore
existing heLween ME undersigned, under the arm
of Gordon Il Cring.n, having expired by liHdta-
ton, is this day dissolved. Either partner will
sign in liquidation. JAMES GORDON,
JOHN w. CRINGAF.
Fahruary L 1871.
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OIsselUTIoNs & PARTNERSHIPS.

NOTICE.-The partnership heretofore
IN existing under the firm of JACOB REALD
& co. ceased and became Dissolved on the 9th OF
January ulrimo by the death of MIR: Howard Head.
The business of the late firm will be closed BIZ the
surviving pa, tnpr. DECATUR II. MILLER.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 7, 1871.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-09
A HISTORIC RELIC RECOVERED.

simultaneously with the evacua-
ton of Richmond by the Confeder-
ates. in 1865, the copy of the Nir-
ginia Bill OF Rights, made from
George Mason's original draft, dis
appeared from its case in the State
library, and many mourned this
cherished relic of the Revolutionary
period as hopelessly lost. The other
day, however, DIR. John Z. Little, OF
Richmond, delivered it in perfect
preservation to the Governor, who
had it replaced in the glass case so
familiar to the frequelters of the
library, which was made for it years
ago.
1t seems that the doctor, on evacu-
alton day, took charge of it, in order
that it might not fall into hostile
hands. During the administrations
of Pierpont and Wells he did not
deem il proper time to restore it,
and since the election of Gov. Walker
has been prevented from carrying
out his intention of SO doing until
now.
III. LlNllG HIS bttil tbstut
city a great deal, and been quite an
invalid, we regret to have to say,
since Gov. Walkers election.
The restoration of this treasured
paper recalls facts connected with 1t
that can never cease to be interesting
to Nirginians.
On the 18th of May, 17T6, the Nir-
ginia Convention instructed its dele
gates in Congress to vote for indie
pendence, and appointed n commit
tee, one of whose duties was to pre-
pare n paper expressive Of the senti
ments of that illustrious body IL
regard to the requirements of the
crisis.
On the 18th. George Mason wa.
added to the committee, and on the
9th of the same month the immorta
Bill of Rights, written by him, wa.
reported. On the 18th of June
was unanimously adopted withou
amendments.
The Declaration of independence
adopted the next month by the Con
tinental Congress. paraphrased 1t i
some parts and copied it literally i
others. 1t was, in fact, the soul c
all the "hills of rights" adopted b
the States afterwards.
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Terms Of subscriptions
One copy, one year, by mail ..........sl5 90
One copy, six months, by mail......... 10 ~
one copy, three months, by mall 90
NONE FORWARDED UNTIL PAID FOR.
eD-Deliycrod by carrier To town sub
scribers at 80 cents per week.
Rates OF Adverttstngt
One square 90 lines first insertion....s3 90
Each subsequent insertion. / 50
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-09

The use of torpedoes and other ex-
plosive apparatus for the capture of
whales has been long practiced; but
their application, in the destruction
of smaller fish is, we believe, some
what novel. 4 German named
Coombs has established himself at a
point below New Smyrna, in Flori-
da. where he proposes to make use
of these engines of destruction for
killing fish as they come in schools in
that vicinity. 1t is his intention TO
work up the fish obtained in this
manner in the manufacture of fish
guano on a large scale.
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The MoRMoSs HEGEABoUTs.-
Mormonism is like the Canada this
tie. You may cut it up and exter-
inmate it in one place, md think it
is destroyed for good and all, and its
seed rendered innocuous for the fu-
ture; but it is propagated as il were,
bv the wind. The iron horse is TAX
ing to Utah great numbers of people
who profess and practice the recog-
nized religions Of the world, and
who viii, Of course, crowd Mormon
ism to the wall at once, and finally
wipe it out in that region altoget Ter.
But rs Mormonism begins to disap-
pear from its acknowledged head
quarters, it also commences to APP
pear in other localities. Long Is
land. we are assured, contains sever
al Mormon churches, which are rap
idly increasing their membership,
and several Of the North river coun-
ties are provided with nuclei, from
which, if we may Judge from expert
ence in similar matters viii spring
| formidable communities of latter
day saints whose peculiar notions on
the marriage question may give
trouble hereafter, and whose strength
viii make legislation as to the con
flict of their religious belief with
existing customs and statutes an
affair of extreme delicacy and diff
Guilty. 1t would not be n bad plan
to establish home mission for the
prevention of Mormonism.- New
York Free Press.
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About twenty couples in New Or
leans have been greatly shocked upon
learning that n clerk N Judge Shell
ley's Office forged the name of the
Judge to their marriage licenses, APP
propriated to his own use the money
they paid therefor. They do not
quite know whether they are legally
married or not. but some of the min
listers who performed the ceremonies
have been made aware of the trouble,
and express willingness to bunch
the business if called on.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-09

At Moscow, in a hard season, the
frost will penetrate two feet deep in
the ground, and in Charlton Island,
Canada, it has been found to pene-
trate ten feet, when water in the
same Island has frozen six feet. In
Sweden it penetrates the earth
from three to four feet, and turns
what moisture is formed there into a
whitish substance like ice. and will
penetrate standing water six feet.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-09

Typography is a new art invented
in England, and consists, as the
name indicates, in printing by fire
through system of metallic cylin-
ders, which burn into the wood any
designs required, which is indies
tructible. From its nominal cost
and great beauty, it seems likely to
take the place of much of the ex-
pensive ornamentation and inlaid
work done by hand.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-09

A composition for coating ships
and boats has been devised, which
consists of paratine, mixed with
metallic particles, or with n poison
Gus substance, such as arsenic, sui
phate of copper, &c, or else COM
bined with creosote dissolved in
heavy oils. This is to be applied
hot to the bottom of the vessel, and
renewed from time to time as occa-
sion requires.
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1t is said that beer or ale that has
been soured by the conversion of a
portion of its alcohol into acetic
acid, may be restored by passing it
through column of vegetable mat
ter, packed in a suitable vessel.
Dried grains, wheat chaff, bran or
other vegetable substances may be
used as the filtering material, and
will be found, it is asserted, to retain
the acid.
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Rates OF Adverttstngi
vERs DE socIETE.
HOMEOPATHY.

HOMEOPATHY.
Was she nobody? Guess not.
Bob give me light;
This pipes all stopped up
Puff! All. now it's all right.
You said nobody? she's scrumptious,
4 blonde plump as pun.
There, It's gone out againi
Well, Il was pretty rough
The way I was treated;
But then ! was 80
Confoundcdly smashed,
proposed-not for Jo?
She said she was sorry;
Perhaps was 10 blame;
Hoped we'd still bc good friends;
1t was really "a shame;
But then for q fortnight
She'd not believe half
The stuff | had told her,
And 80, with "A laugh,
We parted. and since then,
BY Jovc! I've felt sort'er
Like a bird without wings
OR a fish out OF water.
But--blamc this old pipe,
Pshaw! I'li light a cheroot-
She played her points well,
And was deuccdly cute.
She said this | learned
From Jack Hortonl tnat
Was "A desperate iiiTt.
40 she thought she'd just try
What stun was made OF,
And whether I'd bite
At neatly thrown fly.
We'll, swallowed Il quite,
She played me little.
Then landed me we'll,
And got square. as she said.
"With one more heavy swcll!"
She's bustcri You bet.
Every dog has his day;
I've had mine before now:
She's had hers. IL don't pay
To be iiltpl old fellow
Bob, what would you doc
] never was In
Such deuce of a stew.
Well. Harry. you've got II
Right bad, there's no doubt,
But guess you'll pull through,
You'll not 20 mp the spout
On such light prOvocation--
Here. Let's take nip,
That's prime :. .. H.,
Now. I'll bet you a Zip,
That in less than a week
You'll be down in the lane.
Talking nonsense and spoOning
ON Nelly or Jane.
Come cheer mp, old fellow!
Jove! Harry, thought
You wcrp too old Il fish
To be easily caught.
BY the way, have you heard
Who came up ON the stage"
You haven't' The Jenkins,
And thai Jenny Page,
The niece of old Green backs;
You know whom | mean,
A pretty brunette; age,
Inside OF utneteru:
And they say she's all primei
For a first-class Irritation.
Bob, pass me the bottle.
Thanks. Ny education
I'm sure was neglected:
Or, Id have pulled through
This scrapc Of mine better
! know what I'LL do,
I'll try homeopathy
This time just FOR luck.
Jenny Page why, Of course,
She's the plump little duck
met at the jenkins
Big Jam, | remember.
Came of In the holidays,
Late in December.
think that more spooning
VIII certainly cure
My previous attack:
| will be safe, ana I'm sure
don't know OF a plcasanter
Dose, you old sinner.
Day-dny, Bob. I'll 90 up
And get ready for dinner.
II New York Mall
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-09

A shipmaster at Honolulu reports
that, during recent visit OF his
vessel at Jarvis Island, leopard
shark" so called because its skin is
covered with dark spots was wash
ed ashore, which measured twenty
six feet in length. The distance
between the eyes of this monster,
he asserts, was four feet, and the
length of the jaws nearly three feet.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-09

In Chihuahua, Mexico, a gold field
has been discovered at a place called
Hormigas, twenty leagues from the
capital. The discoverer gathered
twenty ounces of gold in one day.
People are fiocking there in masses,
and all, it is said, are doing we'll.
Farm laborers are abandoning their
work.
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Ghe lailp State 4eoister,
Published Daily, Mondays Exeepted,)
BY
PERKINS & STREET.

OFFICE-Rall's Brick Building, Second
street, opposite the Capitol.
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physician for him, he died, They found
all the Arapahoes there on their arrival
but most Of them have since gone on q
buffalo hunt. They have corn planted
promises good yield The agent started
u school last winter, which has been well
conducted anil largely attended both dur
ing the spring and summer, by the Arapa'
hoes and Cheyenne children Of both
sexes. Some of the largest Indians
taking much interest In providing
Lone Wolf, Stumbling Bear and another
Kiowa chief say large part OF the ri.
Owas are Cncamped near Antelope Hills,
and mean TO he friendly, but the remain
der Of them, numbering perhaps q hun
dred lodges, have gone to Slaked Plains
and Joined the COmAnchGs There they
are supplied with all they need by the
Mexican traders, getting in their trade
arms, ammunition, whisky, &c These
Mexicans encourage and accompany the
Indians on their raids in Texas, and at
the time Satanta made his last raid u
party Of MeXiCanS accompanied him, one
Of whom was killed by the TOnkawas
scouts in the employ oI the mili'ary.in
Texas. The crops are looking well on
the WaChite, and most OF the Indians are
hard at work attending to them. Some
little alarm is felt there about the Kiowa
Indians, thinking they might come in and
steal their horses. About ilve hundred
Comanches are encamped on tho Wachita,
and they are determined 10 remain Rt
peace. The RappariGhes are enCampsd
near Fort Cobb, and say they wish to re.
main at peace with the whites.
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Gov. RandOlph's PTOClamatiOn..His
PrOmptitude In Writing and send-
Ing it Ont.


New YORK, July %,
Gov Randolph, of New Jersey, in an
interview, said. "At noon on the llth, he
first read Kelso's order. He thought the
effect ot that order would be to throw
riotOus elements into New Jersey, and he
Immediately commenced writing his pro.
clNmatiOn, which was finished by p. NJ.
He further stated that as fast rs ono sheet
OF the proclamation was written II was
copied by my assistant secretary, so that
when had finished two copies were with.
In few moments of simultaneous COM
plGtiOn, aud l sent the secretary with one
copy to the Western Onion Telegraph OF.
flee TO transmit the proclamation 10 the
papers in Newark and Jersey City, and
took my own copy to the Atlantic Tele.
graph Office to send II to the New York
papers, my copy being written in an alb
breviated form. No one but /, myself
or my secretary could read II hGndi-
ly, so had TO dictate 1t to
the telegraph operator There was q
storm on Tuesday which delayed the
sending of the proclamation over the
wires until hali.past two o'clock, and took
constructive possession of both offices
In Trenton, and claimed that no message
should be transmitted until the proClama-
tion had been sent, and the operators
goodnaturedly yielded to my wishes,
Tho proclamation got over the wires OF
fyO minutes past three o'clock, and immo-
dlately afterwRrd the military orders
were sent to Gen. Runyan, To the Quarter
master General, to the Adlutant General,
and 10 the staff officers, so that by half
past three all the necessary military or.
ders had been given Upon reaching
Jersey City on Wednesday morning ! was
met by Mayor O'Nell, who, though an
lrishman and a Catholic, promptly sec.
Onded my action"
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EUROPE.
FRANCE.


LONDON, July -.
A letter from Count de Persigny, pub
Iished in the London papers to-day, at
tributes the French disasters during the
late war to the ISOLATION OF the French
armies.
Buisson, the Communist commander Of
the Paris free shooters, has been arrested
in Paris. Favre has promised to accele.
rate the proceedings relative 10 the late Of
foreigners and political agents, Count de
Chambourd has resigned his seat in the
Assembly. 1t Is probable that the SEN
tenCe Of death imposed upon tho political
insurgents will be commuted TO exile,
transportation or imprisonment for life.
1t is reported that an agreement has been
reached between the Legitimist and
Orleanist Deputies in the Assembly. The
debate on Italian affairs In the French AS
scmbly has been adjourned.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, July ~,
An examination Of Gabe Randolph and
BC, Myers for the murder of Alos lvGy
At the Old Deposi: station on the l., 4 U.
K. r., three weeks ago, was had before
Jndpe Price to-day. Myers was dis.
charged. and Randolph committed, with
mt bail, to answer the charge Of murder
NJ the next term of the Circuit Court.
Tho difficulty occurred about II woman
who lived with Ivey, but LETT him TO live
with Randolph. Ivey went to Rand0lph's
10 see her, when the shooting occurred.
Iveys dying declaration which was before
the Court, represents the murder asbrutal
and unproyoked. ff .sH.t .s .#
David Atboy and Granville Cuddy, two
mara of the Ku.Klux of Estill county,
were before United States Commissioner
Bcatley today CHARGED with shooting
with intent to kill Davis Faulkner, color.
cl They were held In five hundred dol.
lara hail 10 answer before the next term Of
lhc Criminal Court. Atboy Is m active
member of the Republican party. G. w.
Jyie. superintendent Of the Estill Iron
Works At the time the alleged Ku.Klux
outraVes were committed, was interview.
cdby the Observation-Disclosures to-day.
lie Said that tho reportcd organizations
undoubtedly existed, and that outrages
were committed, but the affair was entire
" local and without any political bias
whatever. 1t was entirely question Of
labor. Tho iron company had reduced
tlc wages of the miners from 81 80 10
Al 25 per day and the miners struck, when
the company procured negro labofers TO
take their places. The miners then banded
themselves together In their own interests
and trouble commenced. The bands
were composed Of men Of both parties and
soldiers Of both armies, and the difficulties
were purely labor riots.
A dispatch was received here from 5.
W. Scott, general passenger agent at New
Orleans OF tho jackson " Great Northe n
Railroad. 1t says the Driuge AZ Manchee,
Ala, has been reconstructed anu the road
repaired, and that trains Will run through
to the depot In New Orleans on Monday
oath Inst
Ben. Lennon, a member oi q Hook and
Ladder Company at New Albany, was
taken with flt of Apoplexy while riding
tOA fire on the apparatus this afternoon
and died in q few minutes.
On Thursday evening at ball at Sui
phur Springs, near rLeavenwOrth, Indiana
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The jeff. Davis Scandal--The Louis.
Vile Commercial RetTactB. IL. /

hOOlS'iLbht OulJ NV'
The Commercial, which originally pub
llshed thescandalous story about Jefferson
Davis, will tomorrow publish the follow.
ing In his denial
"As Mr.. Davis passed through Knox
vile ON the 10Th inst on his way to Mem.
phis, lie has taken the earliest opportunity
10 make the denial which he found upon
his arrival there was deemed necessary.
As he has met the question like the gal.
liant gentleman which we have never
doubted him to be, and has given the
story, rs promptly rs lie could, a denial
in the most complete and judiciOus Ian
guaEe, we hope this scandal will be con.
signed hCnceIOrth to that limbo reserved
for such stories upon men who are called
on to bear the burden OF unenviable con
spicuity. No feeling which we have TO-
ward Mr.. Jefferson Davis Is tinged with
any shadow Of malice, and II was no dis
position to do him injustice which led us
ia publish m item Of unpleasant news
about him, which was to us apparently
we'll authenticated. II the story Is found
ed on malice, as lie asserts, we lave ne
part either in the fabrication or the spiri
nj H."
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NEW ORLEANS.


NEW ORLEANS, July 20.
The first through train over the Jack
son Railroad, after an intermission Of
three months, will be started from the
depot, at the foot of College street, to.
morrow morning. The damage 10 the
Bonnet Carre Croyasse extended over a
distance of thirteen miles. This portion
Of the road, It Is said, Is now ina better
condition than previous to the flood The
weather Is warm, but the health Of the
city remains good. Not single case Of
yellow fever has been heard Of In this vi.
cinity. In q game OF base ball, this after.
noon, tho Crescents beat the Il. +. Lees,
champions, 90 to II. ....H -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-24

STATE bECURtTtEB-SAte hOnuB dull, except
Tennessee and Missouri, which have been active
hut not very strong.
SToCE4-The stock market has been excited
all day. The bears have attacked almost every
stock ON the list, but all reacted except Hannl.
bal & St Joe, which was very weak and much
lower. The principal dealings have been in
Lake Shore, Western Union, Northwestern, Ohio
& MIssissipgi, New York Central and Hannibal
& 81. Joe. Tho Western Union and Ohio have
been the most active, The bears sold them
largely, strong parties buying to-day. The hT'
press says the immediate cause Of this fresh de-
cline in both classes Of Hannibal q 81 Joe
stock may be traced 10 tho report current on the
street that tho Company Will have TO pay tho
state Of Missouri this year Si,500OO0 on
Tho bonds issued In aid Of the road. The event
next week will he tho meeting Of the Directors
Of the Lake Shore road at Cleveland. The re-
sult nj their action It ls believed will determine
the future course Of the market
BASK sTATENEST-The bank statement ahowl
an increase in the reserve Of about S70O, 900. Tn,
following arc the changes: Loans decrease
tl,913,5O9; Specie, dctreaso, &i6i6293 Lcga
Tenders, increase, tl,sH,79i Deposits, decrease
! 81 ,7H, 23i; Circulation, decrcasC, kQ,7T5.
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s,nlsn Honda Rscorstnd.

hAhNlSbOhoi guy ~
One hundred and fifty thousand dollars
in bonds were stolen from man in a
sleeping coach at the depot in this city:
All have been recovered The satchel
containing the bonds was taken from a
boy in the street, who escaped, The man
from whom the bonds were stolen be
longcd to the firm Of George OPedyke q
Co, VI New York.