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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-22

"Con esta fecha queda revocado ell poder
general que tenia conferido D.. Domingo Po
Ii, por no conyenir mis- mtereSes "
No ha SidO mi amino Ell manera alguna infc-
rir con ell parrafo que subrayo, ofensa la bue-
ma reputation del Sr. Poll, solo ST, lamentarme
de que su administration, por eXceso de candi-
deZ de debilidad, me colocaba en- pnSicion
dificil para entrar Ell sumas cue NE deja en-
cartera, y con que no pnedo contar, ri cemo
probables sqnicra, para con elias suhvenir
compromises Como en- esta situa-
cion me ahandonQ ell Sr. Poll, la revocation del
poder era Indispensable la vez que una queja
pOr la OCCASION Ell que 10 haca.
], NJ. ALCAIDE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-22
SALIDAS.
ABUBcI0s DIVllHs.
CIRCULAR.
Gugu6o, p. r. Q de MARCO de 1873.

Guu'abo, p. Il. de MARIO lie 1873.
Muy Sr nuestro y amigo: Por compra que
nos han hecho nuestros socios D. jaime v ID.
Rafael Sala, de la Hacienda BuENA VISTA ell
primeroy y del estab ecimiento mercantil ell Sc
gundo, hemos dsuelto Ia sociedad que tenia-
mos establecida en- este pueblo, quedando su
iquidacion cargo del referido nuestro s6cio
b. Jaime.
confiados en- que dispensara Euestros su-
cesores igual confianza que j nosotros, nos re-
petimos aifmos. amigos, S. s.
@. B. s. NJ.
SALA DAvILA & Go.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-22

Muy Sr. mic amigo: Refriendome Ia cir
cular que precede, tengo el gusto de maniies-
tar V. haber hecho compra del estableci-
miento mercaitil que giraba en- esta plaza, ba-
10 la raZon de
SALA, DAVILA CO.,
sguiendo en- los mismos negocios, bajo mi solo
nombre
Esperanto MERCER su confanza rueg0 & Y.
tome nota &c mi frma al pie, quedando aten>
to S S. q. B s NJ.
1-3 RAFAL SALA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-22
MOYIMlENTO MARITIME.
ENTRADAS.

ENTRADAS.
Mario 16 De Santander, berg "Guipuzcoa-
no, cap. Sonda, d Ezquiaga,
laStre.
g 17.-De Santhomas, vap. ing "Arno,"
cap. Green, ii Latimer, trans
" ls.-De AguadiIla, vap. "Aviles, cap.
Ventura, d Caracena, tabaco.
=" 18. -DeSanthomas. vap. ing. ''Tber,"
cap Richardson, d Latimer,
trans.
g lS. DE Areciho, gol. "Adriano, cap.
Carrau. cafe.
g lS.De Vega-baja, gol "Clementi-
ma, cap. Escobar, aziicar.
4" 40. De Humacao, vap. ''Arno," cap.
Green, Latimer, transito
- 20.De Arecibo pail. 'Carmencita,
cap Lauso, provisiones.
60 90 De Mallorca, corb. MARIA Isa-
bel" cap. Vidal, frutos.
SALIDAS.
Mario 18. Para Vega-baja, pail. Julia"
cap. Santana lastre
IS. Para i'd. id. ''Rosita, " cap. Silva.
lastre.
19.-Para Naguabo, yap. "Arno, cap.
Green, lastre.
e 20.-Para Puerto Plata, vap. '.Tiber,'
cap Richardson, lastre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-22

guerra, insistiendo en- que In
glaterra debe pedir que Sc So
metan 4 la Conferencia todos
los terminos de la paz.
MERCADos.~
Sin alteration
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-22
GACETlLLAS.

Loteria. En- el sorteo celebrado hoy
han obtenido los premios mayores los
n1meros sig1ientes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-22
Arroyo, mario Is de 1878.
I'uerto-Rico

Arroyo, mario Is de 1878.
Sr d. Jose Perez Morris
Puerto-Rico
Muy Sr. mio V amigo: Suplido V. mande
insertar en- e. BoLETIN MERCANTlL, que tan dig
namente V. dirige, ell siguiente comunicado,
por cuyo favor lie anticipa sus mas expresivas
gracias su affIno. ). 5.
Q. B. S. NJ
j. NJ. ALCAIDE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-22
AVISO.

En- del corriente hice publican ell ell BoLE
TIN MERCANrIL el Siguiente
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-13
Nyw YORK. March 8 While Hen

New YORK, March 8 While Hen
nv Schmidt, aged g., his wife Barbara,
aged 80, her mother. Elz,ue'h Schnhd
Ter, aged 60, and their daughter Cath
rrine, uged Is. were sitting at dinner
today, at 81 Pitt street, they were ali
tax, with violent sicFnrss, with the
exception OF Schmidt himself, ~ no un-
der prrtence of going Tor doctor, went
out and did not return. His wife I'M
medlately thought he had poisoned
them, and succeeded in reaching til.
street and giving the alarm Schmidt
was afterwards captured in the alleys
way, but denied the poisoning. H.
has been out Of work for some time
past, has repeatedly Quarreled with his
wife and threatened to put them all Out
OF the way. When searched at the
station. house a razor was found on
him and also bottle Of arsenic. On
the stove Of the house in Pitt street
was found a pot Of milk containing a
large quantity Of arsenic, aud the milk
was used in the coffee which the men.
bers of the family drank Physicians
state that the girl is out of danger ul
that it is hardly probable that the WIT
or her mother Will recover.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-13

The British government holds that
not merely a part but the whole of the
treaty between Russia and Turkey
should be submitted 10 a congress.
England does not object to Berlin az
the place Of meeting. Lord Lyons will
probably be the British plenipotentiary.
Persia has had no understanding with
Russia as to the cession Of the Caspian
III exchange for the district Of Bayazid.
Austro-Hungarian sentiment is against
Tie proposed occupation OF Bosnia. The
Cretan insurgents have accepted an
armistice. After Turkish police may
enter the houses Of foreigners IN Turkey
without the permission Of the consuls.
A dispatch from Turin, Italy, annOun'
cos the death o. Count Sciopis, president
of the Geneva board Of arbitration IN
1872. 1t is now said that Signor Crispi
was forced out Of the Italian cabinet
because it was discovered that he was a
bigamist. A colliery explosion near
Glasgow, Scotland, caused the death Of
probably seventeen persons. Pope Leo
has written to the Gar relative to the
Church in Poland. The Archduke
Francois, father Of the Emperor Of
Austria, is dead. Gen. Grant is at
Athens. Bismarck said in the Reichstag
that he did rot abandon the hope of
eventually forming an independent pro-
vincial representation for Alsaco aud
Lorraine.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-13

The House Committee on Finance
reported a bill amending certain Sec
tons of the revenue laws. Some OF the
changes are as follows: Receivers in
suits are required to retain the tax out
of the funds in their hands or become
personally responsible for the same.
Section Sis So amended as to construe
that the fifty per centum imposed upon
parties for failure to list notes, bonds,
&c., is upon the tax which should have
been assessed on the same, and not
upon the amount Of the note or bond.
The income tax IS increased from one
TO two per cent. The provision prohibit
ing counties, cities, aud towns from
taxing sample-merchapts is stricken
out. The provision placing vendors OF
lightening-rods on the same footing as
peddlers is stricken out, and they are
taxed twenty-five dollars-on the loot
ng of agents for the sale Of manufac
tured articles Of other States. Fortune
lellers aud gypsies are taxed fifty
dollars. The tax is taken off Of board
inc-schools and observation-disclosures ex-
clusively for boarding any of the stu
dents or teachers OF such schools OF
public free schools.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-13

Il SATIspA creRY VERDICT. The
pubic generally will be glad To Learn
that on Saturday last, after being ou'
for twenty one hours, the jury Of th'
Criminal Court of the District OF
Columbia brought IN verdict Of
guilty in the case Of Edward Ray,
alias Il II. Curtis. indicted for a wi
criminal assault at the National Hotel,
Washington, in March Of last year,
upon the person Of the young orphan
girl, Ella Tydings, OF Baltimore. The
ofense was great, aggravated by the
fact that the girl was taken from Bal
timore by Curtis on the false preien,'
that sue was to enter The service oi
his sister as nurse to her children, an,.
that an orphan was preferred. Tic
MAXIMUM penalty for the crime Of
which Curt. has been convicted, IN
der the District law, is Imprisonment
for thirty years ia the peniIenliary,
and it 10 understood that Judge
wylie, before whom Curtis Wa. tried,
10 disposed to punish him 10 the full
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-13

extent of the law. Sentence, howf
ever, has not vet been n" nounc, d
and the counsel o. Curtis has cnterei
d motion fora new trial From what
has been gathered in respect 20 tie
untec, dents of this man It would seem
that he has been for IA cousd rablr
time past in request in other cities.
where be is CHARGED with swindIing,
and even more di,reputrble practices
Ii he hal been released On the trial
just closed lie would have been
prompt rea,res'ed on the charge OF
abduction, aud if thi- arrest were MOI
made there was a requisi'iOn for him
from New York. Il was developed
during the trial that The supposed namr
Of the man who bad called himself
Curtis in Baltimore WAS Edward Ray,
AID that he bad al o gone by he
names Of Edward Hough,on and
Edward Richardson How many
more aliases he may have had in the
course Of his bal cirecr must be let
to copj cture, us we'll as the truth OF
those exploits al horse Stealing with
which ruInor h connected him Tn
particular outrage of which he has
been couv,c cd, and which in Mary
land is made capital oifcnse, was one
Of h most dasa dy in the aunal> OF
hi, detc,laLl- crime. " by shojld
he be lendelly dealt with! lie rludrd
capture for n.a'ly a year, has BIC"
rrita fairly, more than half the
jurors benz chosen by the jelcrse"-
aud. assuming the verdict to have
been Just and according to evidence,
IT is difficult to sec how lis Case adj
init, f any mitigation Of the full
penalty that the District law prescrl'
hes for III ofien,e Of the kind. --'Bah-
Sun.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-13

ANDERsoN'S CASE.-The Louisiana
Legislature having been reconvened IN
extra session for fifteen days for certain
purposes, the question comes up again
whether Gov. Nichols will avail of it
20 pardon Anderson, of the returning
board. convicted Of uttering false elee
ton returns. The pardon is Of no effect
unless approved by the State Senate,
and hence the speculation on the sub
iect. As the Governor in his call
specifics certain subjects, as revenue
and appropriations for consideration, 1t
is questionable whether the pardon
business will be- in order. 1t is assum-
ed, however, in some quarters that it
will. The New York Nation there
fore saws: I'VE believe there is no
doubt that Anderson is to I've pardoned,
but we trust Gov. Nicolls will not par
don him to 20 back to the custom-house.
He ought to agree to quit public life
before being released" The Cover
nor, however, will hardly be found Of
opinion with one of the two colores
juror, who joined in the verdict OF
guilty against Anderson, and now de-
clares that had he and his cOlored COL
league known that verdict of guilty
would send Anderson to the penitentl-
airy, in spite of the recommendation to
mercy, they would never have found it.
In other words, though deemed him
guilty, they didn't desire to have him
punished.-BaH. Sun.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-13
ACCOMPLISHMENTS OFFICE,

IL Woodstock, Va Feb 18th, ISIS
To Moses Walton admir-. Of ID. n. aion decd,
compit. and j. w. Or. and Elizabeth his wife,
/. cam Jpell and Annie his wife, Ellen "a-I'h
,idov IL l. W alton and the creditors OF u A..
n alton. deed and the judg ment creditors Il y. .
1T aud J. l.. Campbell and all others Wnom u ma.
cOuceru.
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
the 18th day of MIrch next, between the houis ol
q O'clock A. NJ and o clock, Z. VI. II tar, Il u'.
on the next fair day thereaitei Sunday eNcepted
to take aud settle. at my Ufice the accounts ~ is
the value of the life estate Of D. W. OI ahd J.
Campbell in the real estate descended 70 tA-li
wives from their brother which mas DE SUBJECT
said iens inc udIug that transferred as Aeie j oe-
tore stated that he state settle ana ADJUST '"e @o
counts Of Noses I, alton adinr. OF said u. Al. wa
ton decd take an account OF debts ana their lea-
tive priorties aud assets aud report III relation
thereto to the next term and any other mattei u.
NAV deem pertinent or that any party lntcieste"
NAV require to be taken by the decree 81 shenAn
doah ircuit court rendered Oh the iJtn day ol
January 1878 in q suit in chancery depending
said court between ID. n. ;, atoms admir-. coLit7.
and j. w. OFT and wife &c. Defts aud II iron 4-S
causs the taking of said accounts shall not De
commenced, or having been commenced should lo1
ue completed on that day, the taking OF Inc sam
will be adjourned from day TO day or from pa
To place until tue same are taken ana compel a.
al which time and place you are required 10 al'e""
Given under my maud as Commlsslonef III 'n-"
Gerry of the said court, at my otite IL SAID coNns
the day aud year FIRST aforesaid .....-..,...
Feb. 1Uth. ~. 4. ". MANN WIN
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-13
TERMS OF SALE:
A'IRGINIA, TO WIT /:

A'IRGINIA, TO WIT:
At rules held IN the Clerks Ofhce Of the
Circuit Court Of shenandoah, for the month OF
March 1873;
VIM b. Claigett admr. Of Hezekiah Clsigeti
dec'd assignee Of Geo. W. Mindle and W. A.
Wigntman Complts.
AGAINST
David Clendiust, Jacob Lantz, b. T. Murray.
Geo W. Vindle, Geo W. Koonfx, admir-. OF w.
Wigbtman decd Julia A. wightmsn, Aollie +.
Wightman, Charles p. Wightman. Henry s. Wight
man, Samuel Wightman md W. II. Wightman
Defts.
IN cHANCERY.
The object Of this suit IL to subject q certain
house and lot situated on Stony Greek, Shenandoah
county, Va, purchased by ID yid Cliendinst from
q W. windle and ". A. wightman, TO sale for the
pavment of unpaid purchase money thereon.
appearing by satisfactory evidence that tho
defendant samuel wightmsn il not 81 inhsbitani
of this staie-It is ordered, That the said defen-
dtnt do pear here within one month after due
publication hereof, and do what IL necessary to
protect his interest, that copy Of this order Be
published IN some newspaper printed In Wood
stock, once week for four successive weeks, and
COPY posted at the front door of the Court House
Of said county, on the rst day Of the next county
court.
Geo. W. Niley, C. C. C. s. C.
A COPY TEsTE.
Geo. w. Miley, C. C. c. 3. c.
mar. 6.-4t VIM. & Bro. p. q.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-13
WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA.
Wednesday, March Is 1875,
another Message.

Governor Holiday las learned in the
first quarter ofhis term that there is but
step from The Capital to the Tar
peian Rock" lie has lushcdin paper
which lie dignidcs with the name o.
message, explaining his attack upon the
public school system to mean only that
''the people sloulapoy for them out Of
their o,ra moaey''-the first intimation
The people Of Virginia have had that
they were paying their taxes with money
that belonged to somebody else.
Next, the Governor would extricate
himself from the dilemma Of running
government without money by recon-
mending tax on all church property,
stamp tax, aud then an increase OF the
general rate beyond fifty cents to make
up the balance. Poor Fred! When he
declared that the constitutional provision
of 1863 for a system ofpublic free schools
should be treated as nullity by legis-
lators sworn 10 support that instrument,
in favor OF a bribcd funding bill Of 1871,
be did about as much as his friends,
personal aud political, could carry for
him but when lie comes in with the
three column explanation and tries to
prise himself out with a tax on church
property to- a. 10 millions ofiraudulent-
y oni omd,d VAR aud reconstruction
ln.Ores.. be lays on the last feather and
tn spinal column suspcnds It's tunc-
tiJus.
II is moi necessary or proper that we
Should comment further upon this last
executive paper. Holiday is Valley
6 vegnor, and we should bear with him
pvienily. Ii was The Valley that loaded
h ID upoa the Stale N this crisis, and
W. must grin and bear him. The
vrctcheu composition and bad English
Of The document We are not responsible
f,r any more tlan for his perhdy. These
.iuss We may di>claim, and for the
Il throw ourselves upon the charity of
tie others ctiols. promising never to
do the ae asa.n.
Goodbye. Governor Fred! Call Of
your dogs with YOU. Il is now you and
rours who are the communists after
The manner Of the National Assembly
thatru-hcd upon the Church Estate and
uttered their interest bearing assignats
10 restore q bankrupt exchequer. Ii
You should lc oycrtakcn in your retreat
from public Indignation, remember the
example ol thc patriot Nero and die re-
preaching tic hersemen Of Galba with a
; amciul want offdelty to their ruler.
Not even your p!aintiye claim 10 revere
the church and religion can excuse Or
palliatc for It was Robospierre, you
know, who displaced organism with the
worship Of the supreme Being during
lis brict reign over the Commune.
Bctterthat milestone had been about
yJur neck &c. than that YOU should
have been made governor to assail the
free schools in one message and attack
The church III another.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-13

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
' At rules held in the Clerks Once Of tne
iIruit Couit Of Shenandoah, for the month OF
March 1873;
Geo. ". Mmnick sdmr. c. t. =. Of Jacob D Barb
decd and ]. II. Barb. Compls'
AGAINST
Godfry Barb in his own right and admir-. c. =.
Of Joshua Barb deed, Noah Barb, David Barb,
Joseph Barb. Franklin Barb, Aaron c. Barb, and
Sim aOn T.. Barb, infant children Of simeon Bari
decd Joseph Bowers and Elizabeth his sife,
Andrew Miller Adam Miller aud Perry Miller,
children aud heirs at law Of Rebecca Miller deed
late the wife Of WI. Miller decd and the per-
sinal representative Of " J. Miller decd. Mary
Miller widow Of Joshua Bs b, deed, and David
Miller and Eliza All his wife Defts.
IL cHAScEsY.
The object of this suit is to enforce the pay
rnent Of bond executed by Joshua Barb 10 J. d.
Barb. for the sum of sl5( 90 with interest from
the 9th day Of August 1853, Said bond Was assign
ed h. J. II. Barb and is now for the use Of J. h.
Barb.
It appearing by satisfactory evidence that the
defendant David Barb is not an inhsbitant Of thi
State-It is ordered, That the said defendant d.
appear here within one mo tn after due publca-
ton hereof, and do what is necessary TO protect
his interest; that a copy Of this order DE published
in some ewspaper printed in Woodstock, once .
week for four successive weeks, aud copy ported
at the front door of the Court House OF said
county, oh the FIRST doy Of next county court.
Geo. w. Mlley, c. c. 8. c.
A Ccpy-Teste
Geo. W. Miley C. c. c. :. C.
mar. l3 -4w. W. & W.. q.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-13

The B.cLmond DiSpMeb thinks Judge
Allen was unfortunate in his allusion
to the Washington equestrian column.
judge Aliens constituents do not think
SO. Tie halfmll!on borrowed by this
State ont Cfthc federal Indian fund eau
be rcl .a-ed with that million aud half
which the United States borrowed OF
Virginia in 1892 and 1912 when Yankee
tr-arAery was trading with Butons, and
only Virginia money and blood could
save tie country. Judge Allen pro-
perly represents bis people whenever
lie Luyls Inv ,ct!yo at the knaves who
never pay tncjr oHn debts, but are con-
s.aniiy talking Of honor and integrity
ID Virginia.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-13
step Or 80 on.
MEETING OF THE TWO FINANCE conf
TEES--INPoRTANT ACTION.


The Finance Committees Of tue two
Houses met in the Auditors office at
half past O'Clock yesterday evening.
for conference on the present financial
condition of the State; and after hear
ing statement Of the Auditor, with ref
ersnce to the pressing need ofthe Gov
ernment, determined that it was neces-
sary either 10 raise the taxes on prop
erty, or require the license taxes to be
paid in money, in order to prevent the
Government from coming to a stand
still. The majority Of each committee,
regarding the increase of taxation I'M
practicable, directed that two bills should
be reported, in conformity with the fol
loving resolutions, offered by Mr.. C.. T.
Smith, of Nelson:
l. That in the opinion Of this confer
ence, it is true policy of the General
Assembly, in order to carry on the Gov
eminent, and to relieve 1t from. the me-
cessity, from time to time Of borrowing
money from the banks to meet casual
deficits in the State treasury. the pay
ment Of the license tax for the privilege
of selling liquors. and the tax collected
under the operation of the MOaet-liquor
law, shall be required in lawful money
Of the United States: and that bill
these distinct propositions
shall be speedily pressed to its pas
sage.
2. That another bill, requiring al
other license tax to be paid also in such
lawful money, shall be reported rs soon
as possible, with view to its speedy
passage.
These measures are regarded by the
two Committees as the only means with
in the power Of the Legislature by which
the Government can be maintained, in
view OF the veto of the Governor.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-13

Az EXCURSION TO VIRGINIA.-
The Harrisouburg (Va) Old Common
wealth states that United States Scna-
tor johnson, Of that State. proposes an
excursion Of Northern capitalists aud
other prominent gentlemen to the coal
fields and ore bank. Of Rockingham and
AUGUSTA counties. The party viii
come over the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad in a palace car, While in
Iarrisonburg Il IS proposed to have
Senator Johnson deliveran address on
the mineral resources and wealth OF
Virginia.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-13

1 ia county court held for the Coun-
n ~ of Shenandoah on Monday Feb
i'm, 1878.
On motion of d. f W. Myers. Kate
S,hmucker. Martha 4. Richard. Joseph
travel. David Fravel. James II Hoover,
lose ph B. Brumback, John Pitman, j.
\. II Jtiel, Samuel wisman. T.. II. Hottie.
Harrison Copp. Samuel Hotel. John W.
Reeser, Daniel Keller, Isaac Bowman,
Hotel & Banner, Joseph Conner. Lem
uel Painter, ID. o. Bowman, Samuel
Hollar Isaac Burner, Henry ITo tel, ).
u. w. Bowman, Jacob z. Fravel and
l.. Ii. Funkh0user, proprietors aud oc-
cupants OF lands on either side OF Shen-
andoah river, in the said county of Shen
'indoah, Virginia who have filed their
petition. praying the court TO declare
and establish that portion OF Shenan-
ioah river from ~ point known as the
mouth of Pughs Run at Hotel & Pain.
Ier's Mill below up said stream to and
1t point known as the Red Banks at
he Ripley place. lawful fence as ID
horses, cattle, hogs, sheep and goats. II
is hereby ordered that notice of SAID
application be given by posting the
'sme at the front door of the CourI
louse of said county and two or more
public places along and near said river,
md by publication in the Shenandoah
'erald for four successive weeks as re.
quired by section 2S ch 9S. Code of 1873
A Copy. Teste.
GEO. W. MlLEY, C. &C.
+. z. S,ickley. for pit. Feb. l3.-4w.