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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-06-01
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ACTIVITY Is THE WATCHW
TFNHE Spring opens arspicio1eiy for p vigorous
campaign. Bv skirmishing all along the line
during tLc Winter months, the undersigned has
kept his forces well in hand, aud Is ready Tor the
real work 10 which the season calls
House EsuiIdinG-, &c.
WILDE contracted for By the subscriber. Mate
rials furnished not parties may desire. Car
pcntcrng in all its branches performed. To exc
cute substantial work, promptly and at moderate
charges will be his aim. Only competent, eypc-
ricuccd Uorkmen employed, and all work guar
March 30, tsp. SAMUEL MYERS.
CHURNS-Spain's. Blauchard's, Union and
March 80, is72. JAS. LAW. HoOFF
nILS, Fish, Lubrcasng, Neat. Foot anl Lard
I J Oil, for sale by JAS. LAW. HOOt'
March 30, 1872.
RTOTHERS. Save your Infants. Nestle Lac
u tcoUs Farina the Mothers milk substitute
-exteusvely used and recommended by t1c most
eminent Physicians. G. =. HELLER.
T1RESH Garden Sced.-Buist's fresh and rclia-
Die Garden Seeds in great variety. ~
c. Z. BELLEGS.
DROLIFIC or DRESSES SO. POTATO
TIE best and most productive variety U, Po-
i..1 .o- main crop, producing last .sson sixty
bushels from one planted. They ID dry and
mla'y-bc sure and get the genuine n7e's-tn be
had 10 G. b. BlLLEkS.
HaTcr's Ferry, May 4, 1872.
VDLANTS.- Cabbage. Tomato. and Sweet r0-
tat0 Plants furnished at thirty ccuts per hum
bred. c. r. BELLER.
Z ANGES PLUGS IN improved substitute for
Z Tobacco COX sale BY c. J.. HELLEA.
uarrcr's Ferry, May 4, 1872
WE have just received prime lots OF Scea7s.
w Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, which We
think cheaper and better than any we have han
died ". ). MASON.
dor Chicken Cholera-a never failing cure at
IL the drug store Of ". :. MASON.
RTOTHER Mobiles celebrated Healing Syrup,
Va just received and for sale. W. ). MASON.
4 $ this is the time that the system need build
iuE up, we woSid announce that our stock Of
Bitters, Sc, is complete, including. in part Hos
letters, brakes, Cannon's, Hampton's. Walkers
and Rowans; also, Wine, Cordials and Malt Tx
tracts. ". MASON.
'0R Medicinal purposes have received some
4 PURE OLD RYE WHiSKE Y-warrauted
o.d and good Also, Port, Madaira and sherry
Winss-yery fine. " s. MASON.
Nay I, lo32.
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CHARIFSTOWN
MAR TSLEC WORKS,
MAIN STREET. OPPOSITE TIE CARTER House.
DicEsI d; BRO.
r-aNuEEEN,Es. TONES

MONUMENTS, TOJER5,
Head and Foot stones. Nantes, Sta.1os and
Carving. I'm aul IT'S various branches, and all
work m their business. All orders promptly filled
at the lowest rate and shortest notice. AID all work
delivered anLput zap, aud guaranteed 90 suit pur-
chascgs. III not no sale. Please call and see and
Judge for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere,
and patroniza Home Manufacturers
The subscribers have also I'm operation lhcirshop
I'm Mlrtius1urg, where they will give prompt at
tention % an wo-k entrusted TO them.
DIEHL 6 BRO.
Charlestouu. JulYlS 1SG7-lv.
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COACH MAKING AND REPAIRING
In all its branches, guarantying the best work
manship and satisfactory terms. We intend to
largely increase the business and make 10 order,
aud also To keep on hand for sale CARRIAGES,
BUGGlES, ROCKAWAlS and LIGHT VAC
ONS of the most approved patterns, and Of supc-
ror materials, aud warrant every article 20 be rs
recommended. We shall have in our employ some
of the hands who for twenty years or more, were
employed by Maj W. ). Hawks aud also have the
benefit Of his presence and advice, and il will be
the cndcayor of the new firm % maintain the repu-
tation of HAWKS COACH FACTORY. Old
Carriages taken in exchange for new work. On
hand, constantly, Secondhand work which will
be disposed of at moderate figures.
Ia addition 20 the above, we purpose giving our
attention 20 q general LIVERY BUSINESS, and
will keep good horses and vehicles of every de-
scrption for the accommodation OF the public.
a. STUMP,
\. w. HAWKS.
August 10, ls7l-ly.
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REMOVED

REMOVED
To Room or "MAnKEr HousE SQvAEE."
Harness. Saddles e Brides.
MANUFACTURED OR BErAWsD
III Chalesforra, jefferson County.
TT7llE undersigned respectfully announces 10 the
Z citizens Of Charlcstown and vicinity, that he
Is constantly making anticipating Carriage. Gig,
Buggy, Coach and Wagon, Harness. Saddles,
Brides, llaltcrs, &c, IN the most durablemanner
and the most modern style of Workmanship, and at
northumberland upon living terms. Wy work
commcnjs itself. An Task is a share OF the public
patronage.
Va Shop on Market House Square.
April ID, 'GG. HENRY d. NlDDLGkAJtF.
Get Your Wheat ThrCShcd.
TElIIE undersigned has "a new and complete
Thrcshiug Machine, and proposes to thrgsh
" heat for thc public on reasonable TERMS For
particulars apply o. thc subscriber.
ISAACH ANDERSON.
JULY |, lS-I-tf
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Buokingham's Dye.
TOR THa WHISPERS,

as our Remover in many cases
requires too long a time, and too
much care, TO restore gray or faded
Whiskers, VIC have prepared this
dye. In one preparation, which viii
quickly and elTcctually accomplish
this result. It is easily applied,
and produces a color which Will
neither rub nor wash off, Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured BY r. P. HALL & CO.,
NASHUA. NH.
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d. N. L.
OUR NEW pL0UCHS-ofw which we are man
\ = uactuiug large lot-We guarantee 20 give
satisfaction IN every case or a2 sale; ,,,7rp
January g. 1870
TO EEEI1 EV1AESEEIGEES,
LuIcrs and Others
Is TIE
COUNTIES or JEFFERSON & CLARKE.
TTANING associated ourselves IN business for
on. purposes ot tlc above Gard, we viii pay
0r Wheat, Flour. Com and ali other kinds OF Pro-
due. the highest matSgtU prices in CASH. or Will
Receive aud Forward GOA Commission, making sales
STARRY BLOCK.
Char,cstown Depot, Jan. 10, lsc7.
COAL! CCAL!y
DESTLUlP COAL by the Car load $3.50 peg
ton. Run of Mine per Car load 5000 per ;on.
g1iJ los. Oh tho tom. ANTHRACITE C0AA at
low,,tr1'ss For slie 10 CL.r.estoWr Depot by
Sep. %, l,j,. NiAthl a. hJON'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Tg,IE undersigned have entered irtaa Co-part-
r.r.hfu under tha Irm oioIAtEl & LoON,
for the purpose Of conducting the Produce Com
mission end i#rUara.er bus.t. go ... carries
town D.r.. o.. ID. - i-lAil -
Jan. 10, 1867. JNO. .. LOON.
F3auurc-! Esauv.es =!
WYE have on hand and .og -ale r'arAs super
~ Phosphate. prize. Nl..T dollars '.-.; Also
superior article called Vegetation, Which E- wa.
s.Uraeahle August l.l. IsGJ, with Well endorsed
STARRY STOCK.
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90 Your Wheat Thrcshed.
FOR RENT.

TgyHE Basement Office in my house formerly oc-
cupicd by Andrew Hunter, Esq, as a law Of
flee.
Sept: l6, 1871. w. ). HAWKS.
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Private Sale
OF
Valuable Real Estate.

rSNHE undersigned. Executor of George lser,
willsell at Private Sale the fine farm Of which
the late George Isler died siescd and possessed,
lying in jefferson County, West Virginia, about
IL miles from the town OF Charlestown, on the
County road leading to Summit Point, both Of
which places are on the line Of the Winchester Dc
Potomac Railroad and afford fine markets for the
sale Of produce. Said farm contains about
Two Hundred and Fifty Eight
ACRES OF GOOD LIMESTONE LAM, between
40 and 50 acres Of which is in VALUABLE TIN
Der. 1t adioins the lands of Bushrod c. Wash
inrton. Henry Davenport Esqs., and others, and
is very convenient 10 Mills, Churches and schools.
The improvements consist of comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE and OstBnildings' a never
falling Well ofpure water, Pond for cattle, stock,
SC. &c. The farm Gall things considered) Is one
ofthe most desirable in the fertile County OF Jeh-
ersOn.
TERMS ACCOMMODATING.
JOSEPH CRANE,
March q, ls7O-tf. Executor Geo. lsler.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-01-04
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

WfEAT-Rcccipis have been very light this
week. the market throughout dull and ra,l-
er heavy. though priccS show no matcri-
al decline. The sales for the week cor,;pris,
1000 10 = 600 bushels red nj 1850 l5s cents for
PENNSYLVANIA, l53(a - cents for Ohio and In
diana, l5ntr los cents for good io prime Mary
Land and Virginia 1000 do MARYLAND amber
at rs cents, and 500 do. choice Western white.
at lsoGrls5 cents.
RlE-We report sales this week Of some 500
TO 600 bushels at goa loo cents, the latter for
choice Western
CoRN-Receipts this week have been very
light IA compared with those Of the pas, few
weeks and the market has throughout been ex-
tremely dull. though prices remain firm Sales
comprise Is 0c0 To -, 600 bushels Southern AT
from CO TO 10 cents for white, and 6SE' 20 for
yellow, and 6,o0o to 5000 bushels Western
high mixed ut 7o@.72 cents but the market,
closes dull particularly for Western
oATS-Have been firm through the week but
dull. Sales reported n; onlv some 5000 10 6e0n
bushels at from So 10 So cents, the latter price
for light Southern.
Observation-Disclosures in Leaf is almost at n
stand, there being very little now on the mar
ket for sale. Receipts are very limited and the
stocks reduced TO very low point. The few
lots offered find buverS, hut the Transactions tins
week have been very limited. The market NAV,
however. he written firm for all descriptions =
Cleared this week 5ll hhds. leaf o. hhds. stems
20 Bremen, and 29S hhds. leaf 10 Rotterdam 4:
total aO6 hhds. We quote AS follows viz.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-01-04

SMALL Po1.-The prevalence of small
pox in various parts Of the country is moi
creating the alarm that one might expect,
considering the proportions that it has as
sumed. The fearful progress that it has
made in six months in Philadelphia is suf.
fcient to deter any man who sets high
value upon his life from visiting that city,
and yet the press there has been as quiet
rs though nothing unusual was the mat
ter. In July its victims numbered only
Eve. but even this evidence Of its presence
was enough to cause anxiety. In Angus.
the number Of deaths was sixteen, and in
September eighteen. Gaining confidence
with success in October it struck down
236 persons. In November it more than
doubled this alarming quota and carried
away 562 and in December the number
Of its victims was 1904. There is no
concealing the fact that the pes,ilence is
abroad. walking in darkness and wasting
by MONDAY. In the South and West the
newspapers are recording deaths by small
pox and specializing upon its progress
II seems to be epidemic wherever it ap-
pears. In one town in Brown county,
Ohio. hundreds have persisted. and there
is such panic that the inhabitants of the
surrounding country shun the plague
stricken village and business is at stand
still. While contemplating these dis.an,
ravages, We must not forget that the mon
ster is nearing our own doors. In Ralti-
more aud Washington. it is said to have
made its appearance and to be spreading
II is certain. that some sections of the
Eastern Shore Of Maryland are afflicted
with it. In view Of these facts, is il no,
the part OF wisdom to make the best pre-.
paration We can for its probable visit to
St. Mays? The benifsent discoveries o:
Jenner and Montague places within the
reach of all. IL not \ certain aud assured
preventive. The best preventive at least
which is now known to science. let vac
cinaiion no longer be neglected. The dali
" commerce between Washington. Balti-
more aud our county admonishes US 70
neglect no precau,icn within our reach to
quarantine the loathsomc monster or to
mitigate it ravagcs should it reach Us.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-01-04

~ The Chrissms<uam ofihe Iiiussps;ea
Chrississ Weekly Is very handsomely illusra-
ted with scurseen pictafes-one Of them, sati-
tied II wish yoa merry Christmas" being q
fallpage design, beautifully printed. "Jehn
Roger" the senlpsos, Is tie subject Of an inter
essing skesch. with . portrait and iIius,r~fiens
from his wen known works. "a cathedral door
in Spsins and "A Protestant church in Ar
len, !" are scenes drawn from actual lise The
Christnas poems is wsh illustrated, and cannot
fail to interest both Young and oil. This num-
Der is increased in size by the addition Of four
page supplement-, and 1t is announced that, be-
ginning with the next number. the paper will
sceslarged 10 twelve pages witi,oa, increase Of
price.
The features which have given the paper its
success thus far will be continued, while Others
win Be added. The very valuable series fsr,i-
eles by Or. c. s. Robinson, descriptive Of life
and manners in the Holy Land will be largely
illustrated, and will be Of peculiar value 60 all
interested in Sunday-sehool work.
Clerical and religious suljects from, . Law
man $ point Of view, win be discussed in Sc
ries ofpapers entitled ''our Club" Uncle vii
liam will continue his ''talks'' TO parents and
children, and Ms. :. F. Todd will contribute
series ofpapers on ''How TO build and beautify
our home" Religious work at home and
abroad, as well as social and domestic life and
scenery will be illustrated. An additional fea-
ture for the coming year will be correspondence
from foreign mission fields illu s,ratiac by pen
and PeHcil the religious, social. and civil life OF
other lands. Contributions on miscellaneous
topics may he expected from Drs. Cuyler. Bud
ington' Adams, Rankin, Taylor, and John 5.
I. Abbott, H. VI. Baird, and other popular wr-
tiers. The art department will be. as it has been
in the past. an especial feature of the Christian
Weekly The American Trac, Society of New
ork are the publishers, and the ,erms are only
s. a year.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-01-04

TuE NV YEAr.-The Old has vanish.
ished and the New Year-leap year-tLe
rear OF our Presidential election year
precious 10 ladies and poIiticians-has
come. Our kindcs. greetings TO all read
ers Of the B,Gconf The immediate pre-
decessor Of our new visitor has been event
ful in many respects. both at home and
abroad. What this new visitor NAV BE-
destined 10 reveal. of good or evil, is
known only TO Heaven, but tracing cause
and effect as nearly as we can, the con.
temptation is an occasion of dcepcst anx-
iety. The times are out of jp;nt. or 70
appear, aud portents ominous are hanging
on the four corners Of the skies. 1.-THE
old order changeth, giving place to new.
and God fulfills Himself in many ways y
The inevitable We may not gainsay. Let
us stndy, however, to carry firm hand
and courageous heart into the future,
governed and guided by DUTY. as it has
been given US To understand it, as is the
mariner by the Polar Star upon all unccr-
tain seas!
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-01-04
THAxKs-To Hon. Mr.. Merrick, NJ.
c., for valuable public documents.

DON'T HAWK. HAWK. SPIT,
SPIT. BLOW. BLOW. and disgust eve
rybody with your Catarrh and its offensive
odor. when Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remed7
will speedily destroy all odor and arrest
the discharge.
The SECRET OF CAprrvkrrox Features
of Grecian mould, a wcll-turned neck and
beautifully rounded arms, are no doubt
very nice things 20 have, and ladies who
possess these charms have reason to be
thankful to Mother Nature; vet. after all,
the most captivating Of all womanly charms
is pure, fresh and brilliant complexion.
This supcrlative fascination any lady may
secure BY using II SCANS MAGNOLIA BALM.
the standard identifying preparation of
the present age. /, differs from all orii-
nary cosmetics in three most esse,ial par
ticulars, inasmuch as 10 contains no injuri-
Gus ingredients. does not contract or shriv-
ell the skin as all the astringent blooms"
lotions" and "powders" eventually do.
but produces lasting loneliness by i'm
proving the health of the skin. Under its
operation the texture Of the epidermis be-
comes tiner, and the surface soft as velve,
and smooth as porcelain. Features cannot
be changed, bat complications can, and il
Is quite certain that lady with no other
charm than fresh aud rosy eomplexion.
will attract more admiration in compaiy
than her neighbor With classic face bat
asallev akin.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-01-04
MARRIED.

On the Goth ult by the Rev. Father
Pacciarini. JAMES I. KING to Miss
FLORINE OSTER.
On the 22nd ult.. hy the Rev. Father
peWolf. RICHARD BCCKLER to Miss
REBECCA A. DEAN.
On the same day. bv the Rev. Father
Pacciarini. JOHN s. BEAN to Miss LIZ
IlE FINUAGAN.
On the same day. by the Rev. Mr..
Gwinn. WI II. DEAN to Miss JANE
ID. JONES.
On the same day. BY the Rev. Father
Nicinanza. JAMES V. PRICE to Miss
SUSANNA COMBS.
On the same day. by the Rev. Mr. Ped
eluPir. THOMAS +. HAYDEN to Miss
SUSAN c. MORGAN.
On the 30th ult. by the Rev. Father
'acciariui. WILLIAM THOMPSON to
Miss PRlClLLA THOMPSON.
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CONF fRNA7fON NOTICE.
Joseph W Mattisgley
rs
George W Hiegs and wife
& Others.

In theCircuiiC Court for s Mary scouuty,
sitting asa Courtct Equity.
No. 257 N Equity. -
nRDERED, this 9th day Of December.
" 1871, shat the sale made and reported
by II. c. Combs and J s Dow WINS. Trustees.
inthis cause be ratified aud con firme d unless
cause,o ths contrary be shown onor before
the sth Monday of Jan. inst provided a
copy OF this orter he published in the Saini
Mary's Re1eon once week fcrthsee success.
sive weeks prior TO the said 5ih Monday OF
January.
The Report states that the land sold for
Si200.
JNO A CAVALIER Ci'k.
True cory-Test.
JNo CAVALIER ,Ci'k.
Jan 4, lsi2-aw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-01-04

LEGISLATION roR FARMEKs WANTED.
The farmers Of this section are very
generally snd very firmly under con-
siciion that hey are being and long
have been annually vietimized BY the
vendors u manipulated u,anures. Not
being Chenisss the,nselves. they buy,
when they buyfhese msnures. "a pig
in the bag" and the consequence is.
they seldom or never get the worth of
their money. II is true. they buy upon
the recommendation Of snme Chemist OF
established reputation. who certifes that
the ingredients OF these manures are thus
and 50. but it unhappily and almost uni
versally turns out. when these manures are
analysed by some other Chemist. that the
ingredients in the proportions represented
are not to be found. Now, in this state
Of the case. either there is COLLISION be-
tween the Chemist and the vender Ia cheat
the farmer. or the manure is adulterated
by the vender after the certificate Of the
Chemist has been obtained and published.
Nothing. at least. is better established
than that the n,anures we buy upon the
certificates Of these Chemists are of far in
ferior merit to the specimens Of these ma
nures they profess to have analysed. The
meritorious qualities of al these manures
have, We suppose. a certain commercial VAL
ne, like other articles oftrafic, and are regn.
lated by the law of supply and demand.
Let US know for certainty. when We buy
a ton Of manure for our lands. the ingre-
dicnts that are valuable for farm purposes
and the ingredients that are worthless. and
also the quantity Of these that enter into
the composition Of the ton. Knowing or
being able TO find out the commercial worth
Of these valuable ingredients. We can then
with tolerable certainty the
real value of what We are asked to buy
We think the Legislature should take
some steps to protect the planting interest in
this matter, lift has the constitutional pow
or to do it. All commercial manures ought
to be analysed and inspected BY State en-
ployees before sold. The yendcr should
be required to keep posted up at his place
Of business printed analysis Of the ma
nure he is Offering for sale. The buyer
should have the right, after purchase. to
have his manure re-analyzcd and rein
spected by the State officers. without cost
10 him. to enable lin to sec whether the
ingredients of his manure corresponds with
the printed ANALYSIS Of the vcndcr. and all
deliberations should be punished By heavy
fines or by confscaiion Of the manure
There is law Of this kind, we have heard,
now in operation in the State Of Delaware
and it is said to be working cxccllently
well. We call the attention Of our repre-
to this Delaware law. and OK
press the hope that they will take early ac-
ton for the adoption of a similar one in
our State or for one at least which will
protect the planting interest against the
impositions ofdishoncst manufacturers and
vendors of commercial manurcs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-01-04
Notice.

n Ii persons indebted 10 me on medical ac-
"A count mp 20 she Is; OF January, 1872. are
noiifed TO come forward and settle the same By
cash OF nots ~ithout further DELAY.
Hereafter settlements will be expected the Ia,
OF January and the Isl OF July Of each year.
JACK SPALDlNG.
Jan T. l5Is-5t
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SUBSTITUTE FOR BLASKErs. -Newspa

SUBSTITUTE FOR BLANKETS
pers placed over or under the bcdspread
will keep the sleeper nearly rs warm rs
an additional pair of blankets, and they
are an excellent protection where there
are no blankets The larger the sheets are
of course the better, and it nigh, be best
to stitch them to the covcrlct. They also
make an excellent wall paper for cabins
and shantics. These uses of an article so
abundant should be generally known to
the poor.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-01-04

A New LAW FIRM.--We notice that
our young friend, Phil Carroll, who, since
the close of the war. has been engaged in
planting cotton in Burk county, Ga. has
removed to Augusta in the same State,
and 'gone to law" having formed CO.
partnership with gentleman BY the name
of Duncan. the new firm being known as
Carroll & Duncan. We wish the firm en-
incnt success, if on no other, on Pills ac-
count.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-01-04

The STEAMER GEoRoRAyxa This boat
made her first new years visit to Foxwelrs
wharton our bay yesterday. much to the re-
lief of parties expecting goods and others
DESTROYS ofvisiting the cities. It's under
stood, that she will make but one more
trip from Baltimore for the present. This
will be read with much regret as there are
now large quantities Of tobacco in the hands
of our planters nearly ready for shipment.
which they are anxious to get to market
as soon as possible. We hope the mama
gers of the Georgcanna will reconsider
their determination in this matter and
keep the boat running to our waters in
all favorable weather during the Winter
We are certain the freish, and travel will
be found to justify it.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-01-04

Norrcx.-Persons having business or
other communications TO make about mat
tcrs connected with this Office must ad-
dress them, during the absence Of Col.
Downs at Annapolis. to the Editor Of the
Heaeen Or to King & Downs. to avoid de-
lay and insure prompt attention.