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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-30
Nem YORK. .Innr | :.

Ncr York. .Iune Il.
nave cessation Of foreign arrivals
'"a having changed, and ships taking
y" o~ OF port IN consequence, instead
'Alhg their entrance INTO our harbor.
packet ships for Europe sailed ycsicr.
'uu' as nearly as | can learn, from IN.
hey took with them from $500, 900
'VVu,uOO IN specie. There is, as YOU
'1plose from recent occurrences, de.
''''on among our importers TO meet
oeN iorelgn debts, even though they
.ompelled 10 do so by the paymen, OF
~ premium Of 9, Sand 10 per cent.
prospect, therefore, Of speedy adjust.
" our debt with great Britain is very
cotton is going on, in grea, guam.
r'u cotlon'growers aud Shippers pre-.
nave 1t exported and sold in the cot.
markets Of Europe at lower prices, to
F'Gn''on at home.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-30

I} Sgyrras csrrf.---W sdon ila,l, of Raiher.
sa9d'an has ben admitted 70 supcrior Gourl, and
Joshua Aelins, 20 County Court Practice.
The toilowtng cases have been argued since the
Court met
WedassGsy, jane 1.-THE State Z. w J..
Carson, from Haywood. Argued by the Attorney
tsepcfat.
TAaadsy l5-S,ats LESSER, from Craven.
atgucd 81 the Attorney General tor the State, and
Badger Tor D. sndanL State 9. Matthews. from,
Randolph. b, lby Attatncy General WATSON g,
hing lts.n lredsil, by Caldwell ioF The Defendant
PCslon Jones' from Buncoaibs, by Barton tot
tho Defendant Finn r. Fius from Orange, by
Mangum ios the Plaintiff Bank OF Newborn @.
" ans It 81 from Person, o. Mangum for the
Defendants. Csmpb.l's Err. .. B0chansR's heirs,
from Cumberland. by Badger tor the Plaintiff
FRIDAY l6.-Aeyandct, Err. r. Conncr's Et's.
from Mecklenbarg. argued BY Caldwell for the
Plaintiff and Burton fof tbs Defendants. Elliott
Smithcrman, from Randolph, BY Winston Tor
the Plaintiff and Badger Cor the Defendant.
Saturday l7.---Stsic Z. OIendlne from Robson.
argued hy the Attorney General for the State
Dick Il ai = Piichford 81 al from Gultord. BY
Badger Tor Plaintiff. Doe dem. Iloyle Stowe,
from Meckcnburr, by Burton and Badger Tor the
Plaintiff, aud Caldwell for the Dcicndant.-R Raj
Rtgsitr.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-30

BRANCH MINI OF THE U. STATES, I
Charlotte, N. c. % June, 1887. {
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-30

WAX, Distriei.-It will be seen from the
proceedings Of Public Meeting, jos, held in
Orange County. the particulars OF which appear in
this paper, ,ha, The Hon. WrLLr 7. MaNGum has
been nominated as the Candidate ofthe Wing par.
ty, in thys Congressional District IN opposition TO
Dr. Montgomery. We sincerely trust tina, Mr..
Mangum may be prevailed on to accept the noml-
nation. His splendid talents, high integrity and
devoted attachment To ths Constitution, would rem
der him a sufficient CO worker in the cause OF the
People aud We have no doubt Ii he succeeded,
tha, he would at once by general consent, become
the mos, prominent, champion oil Wing principles
ia the House of Representatives. We want just
such man lherc-one who untss courage and
loyalty 10 the Constitution, with good common
sense, sound discretion and reslstlcss ability as a
popular Speaker Raj Reg.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-30

~ Tbs Legislature Of Mississippi ., its late
session, unanisBsssly adopted resolutions affirm
ing The sxpsdtsncy, =" IN national point OF sIss,
of .nSsting Tens 10 the AmsricAn esnlesafsey
wl,hout delay tnai such anneral,ou IS essential
70 tho future safety Snd re ,oss OF the southern
States and instrgeiing their Senator'S ard Rep
fesentAuyes N Coasrsss 10 use their best cxeFlioHs
70 pressure the adop,loa Ct The measure. Also
Avs " prob bit tie introduction 81 -layss into that
State. either BY purchase OF hire. To prevent du.
elllng and fof the establishment Of tea OF hteen
new banks
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-30

~ Erecuiirs Coane,i.-.-This body met on
Thursday last, and adjourned next morning. Al
vas expected, they advised the Governor, against
the expedIoney Of convening the Legislature at an
earlier day than tina, prescribed by law. The OPT
nIon OF the Council, we learn, was unanimous. lib
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-30

pStiek pin here '-Ths forty wears, embrao.
ing the official terms OF Washington, adams. JET.
Jersou, Madison, Monroe, and J. q. Adams, gave
TO tho United States three hundred and twenty
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-30

or Ndr CABINET Arydr gemeais. -Ru.
mos IS Ilfs relative To The modelling OF Mr..
Van Bufeus C4h,uci--all Of whom, II Is said, are
70 rstfr, eneeps Mr Posnse,i, the abls and accom-.
pli,hed head II the Wet Department, and Mr..
ksadAll. and probably NJ. Bolicr. The names Of
Mr.. Wright Of Ncs York aud Mr. VIM {. Rives
are mentioned probable successors, tho former
OF Levi Woodbury., and The latter Of Mr. Forsyth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-19
sssss|s' *
4 nOHE.ST!C PICTURE.
..arcn ". r.u>iNs ,rHc.'


FonlY fan:iia, is Hn 'ooi >ht gives
A. he returns wio forth 50 lately went,
For The: tn.riii.! pass i!sif happy ''s''
.tnl man: 4 ,ranGni evening !aS" they SPEAK
Since. 5ius,in., i-roranS :nn'reit,, c,,.,,
vowed doNnri-t .yrS uiH chl "ue'
70 ove liam OILY. owe. fulfilled, ha;h l.nt
ia deco All wI4a 10 meets nerve"
Her sol !uok o~iy suys''i ir"si-nnc am rue
Scattered like flowers, The rosy children pay
Or round her cnar Hus. crowd they press
But 4, III. F.rHEa's coaiac, start Assay,
W,t nj ~ .tru:.!. for h's ur"d cdt"ss,
Aud ina!oIs OF III: on" ne first may hless,
Torsch IL welcoming word - 'oadE saia
n, l., and s-a.1 lifts up The iesSj
Ii:;;. check so roNni ana raa,
Or ..o,, wit, vn.cr cur"d and shining head
Oh! let Us pIue, ana gaze upon tIem nov,
f. ,hcr. no. :-hr!nrrd and lovely hoy
With M:h's bright seal upon .is n2en BROW,
AND Ion yes, 5r:mius"f low an" Joy:
vino ct delight an coy,
The daring All the Gering OF he set
He who, thou III pleased with ercry passing 10Y,
Thou rh,ir<s uni buorsnt 20 exc So, couc yeI
Never gentle VOID or kindly deed forget!
And one, more ftasa then tho rest, for "hon
A, iu tie weak bird in 4 crowded nrs
Ar, zee ed al TIE fostering OF hom",
And the suf cu:niu,t Of the bros Ing breast:
One, WHO hu,h oft the mel. OF sickness ircs''
Ga whom the Io,or !"oss,r' : coca by
With tenderness iHrr~Sc, ard irnr surPt'S',
Wh,I. he .ofp patience OF her anxious eye
Blends with Col thou may 81 h0'
And there TO; the elder uf the bnad:
he gentle SMILE auI smooth bright hair,
Waiting some PAGES hAck-coni'nt 10 s;hnd
Till those OF Loves have ;hc share:
Knowing hu.r .on his fond !"'rhl care
Shall seek his in her sadly noo":
Patient sants--ierluG" uuh brightly fair,
Copvny nacknsss of her !!oih'rs t";,
And claspng in her land t'e arol;e s'ofS-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-19
Jan J,
a 4 Ah6A REWARD will he given fer The ai..r".
- & WV tension Of my negro EDAlu Nd KIN

a. q ahfh REWARD will he givrn fer '!r ap,r".
y Il WV hension Of my negro EDMUND Kiln
NfY. alias tOBERTS-- He is about 20 Yeas g! %-r
low. aud we'll made very large mouth pleasant "oua.r.
H. nee seldom failing 10 smile when spoken 10: he has
straight hair. and complexion nearly white. that Il,
believed stranger would suppose there was Il" Africa.
blood in hi;i. lie is very aru that in his Ian -ga.r
It is likely lie will deceive those " o might he Disposed
suspect him lie was hired out i"r The last yc1! BIZ
am Informed has been missing than t~u ~ jr'!S
he vas with my boy Dick short time STAGE IN Mort! T..
and offered him for sale. and unprecedented. hut
capped under pretcncc Of being white man! ,Ih,a
out Of The State and delivered To me. in the upper cri
ci Hanover county, or secured III any jail that ct
hi,n again the above reward will be gwen. lflkrH
The State aud secured in Jail that ret htn wl! py
so. Address ANDERSON BOWLE>.
NcnfOnsrHLc I. u
Ian ! 1.i--ii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-19
Jan j,

- ENERAI AGENCI.-Thc Undersigned, G,nr.
w raj Agent and Collector for the city OF Rchmo%d
and lis vicinity returns his thanks for the liberal >Hp
port heretofore given him. lie makrs no promises for
the future being that if he is deserving Of public
confidence, it will not be withheld Mr.. Richard 4.
Iunstall is associated with the subscriber.
Jan IN r7j-wGw RlCil'D Il!I.It
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-19
NEW QUARTER FOR SALE.

FHYtlS valuable Of Land lies in Gloucester coun
81 ~ on Carriers creek and ad jo!ns Roosevelt, en-
bracng AL advantages arising from ioTk RIVER IT. con.
none on York River. Presenting that persons wishing
10 purchase will view the estate, further description
deemed unnecessary. Any information required, will
be given By the subscriber and persons wishing pur,
chase arc invited To call on him or Mr. Thomas B. Booth
who resides at Roosevelt. MANN PAGE.
Gloucester c. H., Va, Dec. q. 70--wGw
ATEGROES FOR SALE.-Pursuant to n decree of
ia the county court of Caroline in the suit Baughan
es. Baughan, will sell, on the second Monday in Feb.
raary, Chat being court dayO at Tie Bowling Green
janin Baughan decd, for cash Traders are requested
10 attend FRANCIS ". SCOTT, Comm'r
Jan. Ii 11-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-19

IN ClIANCERY-VrRcrSIA.-ln Amelia county,
e. October Court, lc3G
Austin seny and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy IEar-
per, Compainants,
against
James Borum and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Elar-
per- Creed Harper, Newton Harper, John Harper, Ro-
bert FIppin and Nancy his wife, formerly Harper, Eli,
zabeth Avary, formerly Harper, Joel Harper, Robert
Harper Jesse Harper and Mary Harper, Ute four last
infants under the age of twenty years. Stephen D.
Harper and Vvnidl Harper, John II. Craddock, Grief
Craddock Armistead Cruddock Paschal Craddock, Will
liam S Foster and Louisa his wife, formerly Craddock,
and Mary H. Craddock, Defendants:
The defendants. John Harper, Elizabeth Avary, John
Fl. Craddcck, Grief Craddock, Armstead Craddock,
not having entered their appearance and given security
according The Act of Assembly, and the rules of this
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants OF this country is ordrrcd
tia, the said defendants do appear here the lst day of
tie nax January term of this Court and answer the bill
Of the plaintiffs and that copy OF this order be forth
wit. inserted in newspaper published in the City
Of Richmond, for two months successfully. and posted
al The front door Of the Courthouse Of This county
a Copy-Teste,
E. G. LEIGH. ID. c. &C.
% :,J-WSwH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-19

ENEWINGTON ACADEMY'-The ensuing session
u of this institution, will commence the 10Th ia
mary next when preparations viii be made for larger
Number Of boardrrs.-Ihc patronage of the schoo>iIas
been fully equal to expectations during the year Of
our commencement, and we return thanks to those
OF our friends WHO have manifested an interest for
success, and have greatly aided in efforts To
der school of usefulness One Of the leading objects
Of this institution will b.. to communicate those who
attend it, thorough: practical knowledge Of the suhstan
lial branches of good English cducation-an object,
seldom deemed o. sufficient Importance, too often neg.
lrctcd in Classical scIOn!s In addition TO lh:S, will be
taught the Latin and Greek languages, and all the use
luI and practical branches of Mathematics The course
oi instruction will be directed. render prepa.
ratOry any of the Colleges in the Stale. In regard
the regulation Of the school, would remark that with
out order, Improvement is impraclcablc but think,
that government consists not much in the discipline
Of the rod, as in the exercise Of moral influence,
grounded in respect and esteem. Raise the ambition Of
youth by rendering his studies agreeable and inviting,
and by causing him 10 respect himself and he is easily
governed
In consequence Of the high and increasing price Of
provisions, feel ourselves compelled 10 make small
advance The price Of board. The will be, for
board, washing and bedding, So per quarter The pu-
pills must furnish their roo!s with tights and low
els
For BOYS under twelve years Of age at the end Of the
scholastic year, Il deduction Of $40 will be made.
Tuition in the Classics and Mathematics, - 30 per or.
- English branches, ) 50
The present session * close The 10Th December,
and OH the day previous, an examination of the pupils
will take place which time tire friends and patrons of
the school are respectfully invited to attend
ALBERT G.. STUBBS.
ROBERT G. STUBBS..
Gloucester County, Nov. IS, lS3G. 5G-laf4t*
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-19
January :, 1887.

SYLVAN HILL ACADEMY.-Thc next So sion in
Ky this suun. will commence on the 18th duy of
January, lcT The of instruction. embraces the
Latin. Greek, French and English Languages. parti
cular attention is given Mathematics and the Globes
1t has been wen,yloar years since the subscriber com.
nencrd ne responsible duties Of his protsson and few
have been blessed, in eminent degree with the
esteem and love OF their pupils and the confidence Of
their patrons. He could say much he thinks with
truth, in commentator of his School. If, however pa
rents would property appreciate the solemn obligation
they under to their children whose present interest
and future destiny they have much very much in their
hands-if licy wnuld remember how imitaye the ma
ture Of youth IS and how lasting the influence Of carly
impress"Es-his School would receive larger norton
OF their attention and patronage, than the most aborcd
eui"gr on lis merits would procure.
Irms.-For Board, Tuition and Washing 800
Bedding ana Candies if furnished by the subscriber 50
TIL H. FOX.
Address TIL. II. Fox. P. NJ, Thompson 3 Store. Han
over cDnnty L6!-wi20J Dec. %
FBIEN DOLLARS REWARD-Ran away from he
z subscriber on The 3st ut. a Negro Man named
Nelson. pale Mu!a,tn, feet or inches high aged
about 2u years; has small his left cheek has
smile On his connenance when spoken TO. | will pay
the above reward any person who will deliver So ne
gro to NE, secure him in this county, so that get
him again WILLIAM BOOKER
Buckingham Co, Jan. 10 15-w,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-19

FHTiiE subscriber. having purchased Tie Tavern II
& Bnydton, Mrcklcnburg county. known ~ tie
Bog dion HOTEL and recently occupied By Mr.. AahI.
b. Nelson, informs his friends and the public gcn"II.,
that he is prepared 10 accommodate customers Having
incurred CONSIDERABLE" cxrna" IN repairing and lnL
the establishment, and in laying in supplies be VII! 30
cummolalc those who may visit hi ia 4 style Of nal-
and comfort which canrcl fan toatl1rd satisfaction.
lis table shall be supplied with the bcst provisions
which the country Affords his bar with the best GHr,
his bed .roonlS shall be and comtortab!c aud m ST.
bcs. with ample supply Of prov"ndcr. shall be under
charge of careful experienced and attentive usIi" -
The public need only favour him with their paronagr.D
test the fidelity with which his pledges 10 them stall ,e
redeemed. GEO. ROGERS.
~ The Petersburg Constellation will iac:t the alloy" '
NSov. IL ..i--t-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-19

HNCR SALE, OR RENT--Ths F"ushee G''s! W. .I!
a situated OH the james river, between Rrther.TI;a
Mil aud the Lccks.Appy Immediately at ''"s o'I
or terms. lI3-ll
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-19

TN CHANCERI-ViEGisIA.- powhaan County
Il Court January tie cd, lS:7, Robert Faulkner muaI
dian Of bis daughter, Martha II. Faulkner, Plaintiff
against
Martha 4. Faulkner, Mary Rrbccca Woodson, Sally
Ann WooGson, Andrew Mcllobrrts, and Amanda his
wife, inrncrly Amanda Rcdd. Robert II. Rcdd, Charles
y Redo and Martha j. Rcdd, the said Martha r Faux
ner. Mary Il. Woodson, Sally A. Woosun, Robert H.
R"dd, Charles A. ReGd, and Martha !. Rcdi. being in
ian,s Under the age Of II years. Defendants :
On melton Of the plaintiff. By John w. Nash ESQ., his
COUNSEL Ben. Mosy is. by The Court. appointed Guar.
dian ad rm, 10 the infant defendants. and thcrcupon
the p|antl filed his Bill; and the defendants Mary Re-
hrcca Wnodscn, Sally Ann Woo!son, Andrew Metro
h"rIs nnd Amanda his wife, 10. II. RcGd Charles T.
Rfdd, and Martha j. Redd, not having entered their ap
prarancr and giving security according the Ac. Of AS
scmbY and the Rules Of this Court aud it app. airing 10
the satisfaction of The Court that they inhabitants
Of this Commonwealth, The motion Of the plaintiff 1t
is ordered. That the said absent defendants do appear
here the first Monday in March next. (being Court
day. and answer 10 the plaintiffs Bill and give security
for performing such decree The Court may make here
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
newspaper published in the City of Richmond and
continued for TWO months successfully and that another
copy be posted at the front door Of the CourEluse Of
this Comfy. y c"py-Tcs!r,
r. F. GRAVES. D. c.
JonD1rv = 1877 -I.rS,,
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Nov %
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-15

SELLING CHILp-A noble marquis OF eccentric
habits as he rode along horseback, was met by a
lief "What will you take for your child :" said his
iordshp. "a sovereign" the nhuman reply.
"A bargain" exclaimed his lordshlp, who gave the
sovereign and, taking the child on the horse before
him, rode of. The woman, repenung her bargain,
ran after him. roaring for her babby.' HIS lordshp
reached the house of friend close by, whittier he
was pursued by the mother. Gaining the garden first,
he tied the unconscious innocent to cherry Tree
and, calling for pis oil was apparently the act Of
shooting at the young cherry bum as mark, when
the screaming vender arrived, and in horror, begged
for mercy. ats my child" said his lordshp coolly,
"bought and paid for and have right to do what
like with my owN." The the woman roared,
the more he kept needing her" TILL at last ha-
wing sufficiently excited her agonised feelings, he
gave her back her child, with due admonion for
her brutal indifference TO the duty OF parent
English paper.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-15

Coal IN VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND.-The late re-
port of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company states
illat one bushel of Cumberland Allegheny coal is
worth OF Richmond, any other we have used.
equal charcoal for the manufacture Of the finest
lery Doctor Jackson of Boston, states that the capa
city fthe Allegheny coal generate steam Is thirty
per cent greater than the Liverpool coal 1.-The time
says the report, cannot be very remote when coal will
be universally used, from the mountains TO the Allan
tlc
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-15

MoRrrwc HERALD-Issued morning except Sunday
Price cents copy. Country Furnished ss
for specific period remittance Advance
No paper sent out, unless psid In advance
EvErIrc HERALD-Issued every afternoon at e'choch.
Price two per copy. Country subscribers furnished st
the same rate Cash, va advance
WRgKLv HgRAD-Imued every Saturday mornins NJ nina
O'Clock Price, IA per copy. Furnished 70 couny
Subscribers ~ IS per ssnusn m sdvasee. II
wrEHLy CHaowcLE-Issued every Wednesday uporsia1
10 ccock-Price 81 cents per copy Furnished eousky
Subscribers nj 3 per asnum ~ advance.
Observation-Disclosures In AN ose payers -
nssai rsfes-aiwsys peyshes u s4v..se
CsaaespoppepTs-AFe rnQnouoD4 - aAsas Shptt eeGvae
- - - -. = - :,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-15

IFrom t.e Boston Mercatiie Jouf.alI
The Man Running after his HAL

A race-a race-a lruant hal,
And bare head man ON whom y sat-
The latter trying TO get al
His topmost cover;
The former leaping hike cat
The fences over.
With rapid pace, he onward biesi
And now Ills just before his eyes;
He ieaps too far, and PROSTATE lies,
While DER his head,
The nimble truant onward hies,
With noseiess tread.
He's up again--resames the chace,
And flies along with speedier pace;
lie leaps, determined TO replace
The agile rover.
The hat is foremost in the race,
And he's keerd over.
Again he's up and on the wing,
To speedy close, the race To bring,
He leaps, and gives desperate spring,
And all to jelly,
The hat is crush'd-a worthless thing,
Beneath his belly.
SO youth for happiness OF stray
In eager haste her iowery way
But in so rapid motion they
Leap DER the goal,
And mock'd and disappointed Jay,
And lose the whole
A snaillke march full many keep,
For happiness along they sweep,
In cool pursuit continual creep,
And following on,
Too Gar behind they take tire leap
And find il gone.
And Others still hike lightning dart
Where pleasures roses flushest starr,
Aud eager TO secure apart,
Headlong they rush
Bot find too late, with aching heart,
The flowers they crush.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-15

No r..sn elects
q sis q ali DIS
m8 sm. D. BIDwELL, A22 Grand street
ID the Obstinate long Continued cefts and ali
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PHI. few DAYS all the left symptoms Thieh an::
the HR SS
~ ss.s .s $
say more and those cesea
80 :. 40 ''o'' Losdon. June a. 1885,
cheIy Asnse"s Plus is ssps,i%esiay ,,sa
WARDS OF 500 caEes and always the some result " Perfect
navel mo:ss
respectable individuals worthy gse sane ;.
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Williams and RETAIL b MlSor Gamble cor Dsy and Broad.
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-15

IL BRIGHTON HOUSE.-The subscribers respectfully
give notice to their friends and the public that they have
taken this aud elegant Hotel and having completed
ther preliminary arrangements ready receive
pany Tor the season, by the week day Meals will be
provided Mt the shortest notice parties singly and the
bnildmg entirely and furnished handsome MANNER
the bersoms numerous m@st comfortable and convenent and
from TIE suaton nj the Richmond Terrace and
YORK Avenue and near 10 the landing wharf, convent
entity suate and commands extensive and beautiful
pec IN The r,meiae vicinity fish and game various Kinds
may y, oun ~ great plenty, and induce sportsen visit
this delightful place Thus business leisure
offered Of uud and retreat from
the confusion and hustle Of the city, mnoe sail
The beautiful bay Whatever Of experience and
deternnaton tn please ssrd and
comfo their VISITORS the subscribers will always be ready
over Tber larner y constantly furnished with decacy
season and the stock Of wines and liquors OF the
The water Witch and Cinderella ply 10 and from
the city constantly, from O'clock In the morning O'Clock
IN the evenng-fare vi cents -
DONALDSON HOLLIS
New Brights staten Island June 20, 1897. jyi-as
small. HOTEs-sMALL NOTEs-sMALL
~ NOTESFOr change, engraved for
hCtels trndescn, manufacturers NC supply the
scarcity OF specie The great demand these notes.
have made necss.y 20 engrave an entire set Steel
ders fo~s cesse~ft for o. rs So IS sad
ia printed bash psper, equal hank hills sp
pearanee and beauty, pays.e "a bearer sight trade
bsphsble bia The Above ready pr delivery
Orders from any ps Of the United States promptly attended
>. NEALE, Engrsver and Printer,
=. rrsdesss ard csssty nerchanss isvised 70 cs
nd =. specimes prsvscss v mailing shsr purchase