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RICHMOND, Both April, 1888.

RICHMOND, both April, 1885
Nh dear Sri have just read with much sa,isfac.
ton letter of yours TO Mr. Nicholas Bdde, published
in the National Gazette of the 18th inst on the subject
of the coal and interests of Pennsylvania BeIiev.
lug that The prosperity of this country depends as essen
tally on thorough development of her mineral wealth
as on the produce Of the SOIL am glad to that pub.
lie attention is beginning TO be called 10 the Importance
of the fact Pennsylvania certainly has noby taken
lead and Virginia has made the first step in the path
which must carry her to Independence and wealth.
You consider observe, with laudabe Pennsy lvania
spirit tina, the Keystone State has, in this respect, ad.
yanages any OF her sisters. Not for the sake Of
entering the lists the champion Of the Old Dominion
for the vantage, but surprising ii may be matter of
some interest to YOU take this opportunity Of renewing
our old acquaintance, by introducing your notice
most valuable discoveries connected with iron and coal
which have recently been made in this vicinity and IF
the extent of which | surmse, from an expression in
your letter 10 MIR Biddle, you are but little aware.
Every one agrees with the author of Fossil Fuel
in his opinion which you have quoted to the immense
Importance to the manufacturer OF the occurrence of
The arplaceous carbonate Of iron in immediate
lion with coal seams, and think you will find what
ms YOUR letter says" has been recently stated that
Virginia near Richmond large bed of ore has been
found convenient the coal, all true and that in
very few years will cause that spot to become the Mer
,hyr rydvii Of the Union.
The existence Of the bitumnous coal fields Of Ches-
ter6ed and the adjoining counties, is Of we'll
known 10 YOU Many of the pits which fnmerly in
ope ration from Of capital energy, someihng
have been abandoned, although those which have been
systematically worked have realized fortunes for their
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-01
TEHE IEENA
FIRE Insurance COs.O<ssfy

A RE continuing to take risks in Town and Country,
"A on Dwelling Houses, Stores, Manufactures. Mills
and other Buildings, and Furniture Libraries. Wear
ing Apparel Stocks of Goods, Machinery, and the
Stock of Mills and Manufactures, as well as on most
other descriptions Of nsurabe property. The terms
WILL in all cases, be made favorable, be obtain.
ed at any other good Office. Applications be made
either personally, by letter. to the Agent in Richmond
JOHN o. LAY,
Agent at Richmond
THOS K. BRACE,
President .fina Insurance Companu
THE subscriber intending for The future TO devote his
undivided attention 10 The subject of Insurance. thinks
it proper to add, that EVERY loss which has occurred
during his agency of the E,na Office, for the last l6
years has been literally adjusted and settled by him,
the satisfaction of the parties insured.
JNO o. LAY,
Aren't .Ftna Insurance Company
Feb 10 S6-w52w'
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Malvern Hell, May 10, ls3s. '''''' aI[',.

pESITENTIARN STORE.-Thc uuiers med i,Gtr, -
Of this institution and the public generally TINT c
ut oil times BE- for sale 81 The store, the ,rro,,
from Mayo's bridge, the articles y
iacrured the Notwithstanding part OF the IA
Krrscys, heavy fo' negro clothing. osuabuss, i"an,
1u- ""IlGasci s"s'c i" ''u"' g "'u oash". Sc.
all kinds wagons, and drnys wheebnITows ofa ter
cuttIm. wheat fans OF the approved
eu,ors railroad cars. nails aud spikes different szr, an
articles required by railroad aud canal cOntracUfa Of
purely domestic both in manufacture and material Cc
manufacture of them, and 10 quality and prcc
that they fairly compete with articles OF III, krd In %
kc,. Any article that may not be Oh hand and which mac
faciulcd the institution will he executed according to o
JAMES q. WATSON, Gen -,
March 81 IOi-vrS
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IMnLreru Hill for Snle

ESAVlNG determined 10 the South west, again OIL
this !c.IrabIc residence and farm for
bred and siNt acres, adjoining Tux! hIhd, h,
of llcurIco fifteen mite. from RI hmUnG. he hu.drpo m
easrc, aud all IN GOOD he aEd IL Of "uoi ouny
slate Of improvement abounding in mari haur. u the b.
lily: II Is also we'll w:bcrcd aud waieTcd. deem II
more porsons DESTROYS Of purchasing will
it, aud feel confident they VIII he pleased the
the many advantages which it Affords ! he terms wi, no
aai accommodating Persons wishing further vlf,,cr -
please uddtcss me- and direct their uacp,ca, Ia
TO the of Mcssrs. Wyatt j White.
SAMUEL 7. WILLIAMSON
Malvern Hell, May Is, ls@S. g.
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NN7M. F. RrrCHlE, attorney and Counsellor at Ln,o
w late Of Richmond Va, now of Vicksburg, Mis-.
sssipp-offers professional services to the public
He will attend the Courts of Kinds, Madison, Yazoo
Washington, Warren, the Parish of Carroll in Lonisi-
ana-and the Supreme Federal, and Chancery Courts,
at jacksonville expects to remainuinst Of the summer
IN Vicksbure, and will attend promptly to any commu.
nca,ions that may be addressed TO him.
April25 ll6-n
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john r. CARY, c. c.
CoMarssIoSyR's OFTTcE, !

Gloucester &. H.. April 2Sih. Iea,
The parties interested desired that a'e'
pointed the third Tuesday June The uctuT
directed by the within order of the Court which day. y
10 O'Clock A. M they required attend before 81 "
pJce, with their accounts and testimony ready for cA8BA
aud scrmrntAnd the creditors OF Warner l.. Oliver who eaa
under the said decd Of u- required file their claims "'o
tRn criururc
cludcd from the ben, fit of said
CARY s. JONES, Cnrrnt'sisaT'
-,!y
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$4,000, 10000 DoaiNss.
VIRGINIA state LOTTERY,

For The benefit OF The ToWn O1 WtIsDurg, Class No. A.
for 1888
To be drawn at Alexandra. Va, Saturday, The 23j june
1888
sPLESDID SCHEME.
Highest prize s3OOUO, 10 OOo 7,OOG, 5000, 1000,
5000, 2,lG5, 25 of 600, 80 Of 800, NC.
Tickets only Sl0-haves S5-quar,ers 50 50.
Certificates of packages of y Whole Tickets S3O; %
Half do. 65; % Quarter do 81 so
u" Orders for Tickets and Shares Certificates of
Packages in the above Magnificent Schemes will receive
the most prompt attention. and official account Of each
draeng sent Immediately after is over 10 all who order
from Us. Address,
D. S. GREGORY Il CO., Managers
Nav % [4-I0.l Richmond Ia
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NIRGlNlA-The County Commits Of Cas- county! E
Of Illinois, having located the county Of said cOL"''
corIn. the State of lIiro an "
ed March 3D. 1897 adjoining the fcmrishng town OF Nio
of lots will take place about the %
JnIy ucconrmodtiirg.-My Turner fellow c''
seeking Health and Wealth. have opportunity h''
here. The Of Nir:inin old. The Po'
ton may estimated this Fail about 300 There '
Methodist Church in the several dry goods -" "a
vetns &C. There has not been death, sc'r'
sickness, since the II l2fr Of ''
EARTH clothed in and flowers, high, dry, and rolling %
and and clear sky, sought after with the r''''
by modcra" industry end is realized here in The %
sake Of the Old Dominion is he found this ca'h-L
PAID addressed 10 the subscriber virginia. Cas-
Illinois, viii meet with immediate The "kmi=ia''
Guide 20 the Wesi published by Gricg and Elliott, PsGP
1887 and 1893, may be read with advantage. 81. H. HALL
Commissioner ri Cass County, I"'H0t,i t
OF Editors of Virginia wishing spread md erpr'us'e XIV
of the Old Dominion, will please give this 80 n:%f'
May - 4-2t&laii&''
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.-Sealed proposals Wiz
~ be received at the Luna,ic Hospital IN Inc GU!
Williamsburg. until the first day OF June next, 'or ~,
building of brick wall around the said hospital aoo"
FIVE hundred yards in length ten feet high besides p Ins
coping and inclusive of two feet in the ground rfo
posers will please specify their prices BY .he '0''
sand common brick, and the thousand Coping oeA
place unit, The first day of July next for the building"
an extensive addition the said hospital Of wncH
plan will be shown by the subscribers at any time a''
the 10Th of May next
VIC i THOMAS G. PEACHY,)
BEVERLEY TUCKER com"'""
ROBERT SAUNDERS, )
April 90 80. pab.
The Norfolk Herald and stauEon Spectator viii Tea
,i.h the above for nonth-, and ioi"afa Inc" ae''
sur
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NInX |

a. ELlEK FOK SAIE.-I viii sci on accommodating
" the above place. in Charles City County; abrl
% Richmond and from the Jsmrs River,
ing y late survey about $50 1t has cAceE dwell,
Ing house. aud y building with large rooms n'"rdd
schoor house. and oil necessary houses. The situation
considered healthy lower Virginia and IN Ill respects
well cncu for boadIn- school. believe that
well qualified who wishes engage the
of teaching, DO well here in cCun'ry neigh
hood lecs during the lat had school
there between and twelve hundred dollars per
For apply Nj Francis Nelson the premises, NJ
Robert Walker Christian. at Charles City e. u.
May II Gl-wit1 HUGH NJ NELSON
EtEMALE SCHOOL, Charlotte Court Hous,, Vdhe
session Of this Institution will the let day Of JIe
next, and close the last of September following.
Terms the different department.. heretofore published
Nav ~ t3-waw. SAMI.. J. PRICE, Principal.
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.Ns,e, Fdshi0aaHs and (hs0p
rnDtNr .,rTInrD NOV rnrt,

SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS-hAy lspS
az II. JENKINS has received his stock of Sprn, -.
Summer Goods which tor cheapuess ana
former exhibition Merchants families and others arc 0ys
this extensive variety Of vcn desirable goods
Calicocs-l0O0 yards OF prin. style Caco"s good at a ~
and is--alsO yard wide French CalcOes, at % cents.
IRISH Lincnj cases. all qualities, ii"m % cents TO ii,
finest imported.
silk goods, DresSrs-S0n00 worth or plain and fgy;c s!
and Sans large email figures also, all culucd pr Sill.
Parasos ani UmhreliasS 900 worth o! Pdasol S. ind
mi, made order ia the best
pnIn and c.bUIG BOnnc,s mice, 50,
Qua ,ic., cheap aud fashionable.
satin, silk and bombaz;nc SorI Of new
and 1T Ow prices.
IIoeryl 900 dozen inaris, boys girls ladies' and Hose
and Hall ose Of silk cotton, 5lk, and MOsed 10th n m
ribbed random mixed. &r.
Lcrhorn Hats, for boys and children.
Gloves-An excellent stock of Md aud summer Gloves.
Canton MattIug-Plain, white. red figured aud plaid.
Window Blinds -Can'on Window Blinds, sizes.
Capes aud 800 worth OF lace and Cpe. ana
Collars very leIuced prices also, elegant thread Iaccs E.
and In-erfings
Linen Cambrics-Linen Cambcs al IS e., g, los 81 ~!
finer.
Lncn anIkerchcfs-Ap riccs on Is - ,rI
finer.
(nghams-i0O pieces plaid and striped Gnchams, Is per ysr
vcsuss-Best black VcstIng also, MRcics Yun.,
Mems Weary descriptions OF Goods, cost,
and panaloons.
drawers.
Cotton Ornburgs-0 O.uahur.s qualities.
Domestic Shungs and ScetingsOJ bales bcarhed
blcachet S!ngs and ShrGiings. all ftc.h aud cheap.
Burlaps-Bnrlaps, various qualities
above, the subscriber has opened
cheap GOODS from auction, which will be ,od to merchants
K. u. JENKINS.
I llT-2tSWijw
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CHARLESTON, July ~, 1891.
was afflicted the leg occasionally
with inflammation and excessive PAIN IN
ankI. joint. Several eminent physicians cAeitcd their
skill npon hut without permanent benefit In this state five bot
ties Of the Indians Panacca madca perfect cure -
MARGARET A. WEST,
III, Meeting Street.
y boxes Of the Indians Panacea, fresh from the ma
nufac,urer received and for sale by
LYELL, JOHNSTON s. LYELL,
Sole agents FOR Virginia.
Al Ja,arS .NeKitdoe's oil stand, Richmond, Ia.
March 95-w}m
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Professor OF :. .cma,ics, &C., Clerk tie Faculty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-01

fEyow the Jve.c York Gazstte.) ,
80 o- h.,niilu lines are from the Trenton Emporium and
attributed to the pen OF the Enitof VI ma
Tbs, wer written viewing the "Vision Ut Heaven,
LrR 4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-28
VAPOK BATHS.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED INDICATED VAPOR
No. Is John street.

No. 25 John street.
4 p. CARROLL returns grateful Acknowledgements
liberal patronage bestowed his .sablshmsat
which has been in successful operation OF eleven
AS the limits of advertisement precludcg
the possibility OF giving analytical detail of the meacnaf
eft the Vapor Bath he sess merely
fosad safe hou III eriu all the
lowing Diseases Diseases rheumatism govt inapi-
diseases the JOINTS catarrhal
plants. Group affections OF the liver, asthma
fever asd ague, scarlet fever, &c. &c &c
have several occasions visited the Vapor Bath Estab
and have entirely satisfied myself the Baths are adnini
ALEX H. STEVENS, MD
can chaerfuy state that have found the Baths Joha
well attended and comfort the patient
suited. VALENTINE MOTT, M. ID.
been for in the habit OF sndsg
Mr. and Mrs CAROLS Vnper John street. have
frequently taken them myself Upon all occaoss had rea-
be satisfied the skill with which
istered asd believe ia this Mr. and Mrs Carroll
leave nothing be desired by male female batherx
WIN J. MACNEvEN NJ D.
have had much experience In Mr. ssd Mrs CAROLS app
cation Of the Nsper Baths psten IN this city,
fer them 10 every other. y. VANDERBURGH NJ ..
We fully concur In the above statements
GEORGE BUSH M D.
JAS. o. SMITH, M. ID.
JNO. NELSON M. p.
THOS BOYD. NJ D.
JAS A. WASH NGTON NJ ID.
w. NJ. IRELAND, M. ID.
DANL w NISSAN NJ D.
The Baths are In constant readiness from O'Clock In the
morsns tnl O'Clock night day. Sunday excepted
when they open from ill in the Sulpkur
Baths all hous OF the day Portable Rabs, with conpe-
tent persons to administer them VIXEN required, ssy
part OF the city Brooklyn 1--WE mites ns,ice No
nexion with any other establishment The Shakers Coacen-
rsed Syrup, OF Sarsapara Bathing
Tubs and Hip Baths for sale or hire. Jy7 lmis
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There Is great zeal Of growing confidence "sn''seo
song financial and the prices of securities are tensns
upwards This caused principally by the close
IN which brought with the London market aaa ~
vorabs Of feeling manifested in that city ~
American securities and institutions as set form MT ~
aes letters unanimously confirmed by foreign 'euer vi"
This gives holders and dealers the convcuon na'
ney any exteRt may commanded Tor our stats
stocks present prices soon as the
cloud their credit In the EutePea
capitalists shall have beea swept away PRUDENT men, hew
ever anxousy forward the result OF the growing feel
ing on the ether side Of lest should pass from
season of another speculative everas that
which immediately preceded the commercial storm which
overlook rs with such severity THAI after apse
ur county is e but slowly recovering her wonsd vgor and
enterprise Preparations however, making open
ae fall trade with great activity capitals
embodying itself the law 90 into oper stion
soon As and the Institutions lad OPP
crate as well anc paed facilities will be afforded for
trrprises to any TO the hopes the
ture painted glowing coors and prospects will
liked ifcarried out with caulon and udesce.
As tribute of respect the memsry If the late Henry
WARD Esq who died Thursday last business has been
done at the Board of Brokers this day.
Some sales Of have taken place the street. gene
rally advanced prices Sone sales of Sionngton have
20 our knowledge 81 which improvement Of CT
and Harlem 7S which advance Of per of the
sales at the Board yesterday.
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NIRI.It,S GAHDEN


No poposement a. any time nj this establishment A. the
grand from Broadway the saloon protected from
The proprietor earnest citations patrons
msn Tor short season, d.ag Which they will &c, up new
pantomme vaudviles, and performances TO
duce the most poweru attractions.
Seventh night Of the re engagement of the RaveI Family,
49, - TEkRiFic ASCENSION
"a ETESS Sis p
TAe entertainments viii commence at O'Clock with the
F;%y on .Ar Es EHpe Of Madam.
rome and Javei RaveI The Tgh, Rope extended
the South The North Garden, 500 feet the
pose aud designed by Mr. Gran in imitation of an ancien,
by aoy %'s
He sosy o o F Fey r suops a. ey brit
artist, Mr. Hail. consisting immense Circular Glory Of
brilliant coored fires, IN the centre of which they will form
Of half hour promenade and refresh
mens when The Grand Military Band Ill perform variety
The whole 20 conclads With the f,vori,e comic bale,
sic BY D. Ravel In which The celebrated Gabriel Havl viii
exhibit bis extraordinary performances introducing La Barre
hcult ans daring act ever attempted.
Gregore, the Miller, Francois Rave
jacques, The Mers man. lover Nanette Antoine Rave
s ss.ssS Mle!s man, Javsli Gave
Nanelte, daughter Of Gregore. Mad Eugese
Millers' men. lasses, nc. by the corps se ballet
In the ballet variety OF Characteristic comic
incidents including the catastrophe Of The wen and sqna
GaNiel Rayel has 1cited such universal admiration
On Monday, two new vaudsvlles-Le Coureur de Dot
and Ny Wle's Mother.
Ia rehearsal, Italisn connie pantomime be called
BUomo Rose the Unforeseen iusion-wih scenery
music tricks, dresses trans ormatioHs and dances.
In state OF preparauon new vaudeville, called the Mil
ler's Man.
Amusements evening" in the week except Sundays
when Garden will be opened ices
OF every variety and OF ths most approved kinds.
Admission ia cents, including Reireshment.
Onnsusses will run TO anu from the City HOTEL the Gar
The Garden and Promenades are brilliantly lighted with
thousands Of Iegated lamps and with peb
collection OF choice plants and shruts lemon and lime
To the Grand Walks has been added this
ty TranspareEces, Of beautiful design execution
The Grotio Fountain has beeu newly decorated and
forth cooling amid the bliancy of lamps
GRANGE ofhowers, iy2S
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~ UMFTlOH.- hsvng been aaicsss for .
long with affection OF the lungs and deangeme Of
the system, resoued fer REMEDY 70 DR. Tsyors
Basa Of Lverwor which medcine. by the blessing OF God,
has been the Of preserving my lie; for which mercy
and goodness bound give him thanks Having lost
sister and brothers by the consumption and considering
the disease hereditary case was supposed De hepse
sr am happy to that the sals.m OF IA. en-
abed business, and TO alone attribute my
recovery believe 10 be an avalua6. medicine ior DIS
the lungs and and that Will cure IN most cases
and do good in all Therefore ftom faithful trial OF T. can
consistently cbeeruly recommend TO al persons
afflicted especially those who unprepaed 10 die and
desire longer lime Tor the destiny OF the soul
WI HOLDREDGE, zS2 Spring ST.
This medicine is sold only at 375 Bowery. iy2Gst@
OScs of the NORTH 4wercax Trust and Banking Conpay
No. Is Wall street, NerD York.
" AT meeting of the Board Of Directors Of this Compa-
n.y. held their Wednesday, July lsth 1883, he fol-
lowing officers elected: ,
JOSEPH ID. BEERS, President.
MYNDERT VAN SCHAlCK, Via. President
WALTER NEED Gar bier,
jy25lw DANIEL y. TYLEE, Second Cashier.
=. FULLER,
~ Bell Hanger, from Boston, informs The citizens Of
New York that he has taken shop No. 4SSt kroadway
where he will receiv, orders for banging bells on new
improved plan in modern style, for which he in
forms the public he has patent right and orbds all persons
Infringing upon H. .
He inorm the public OF the following references
-Astor House, New York; Clinton Hotel, do; fremont
Bouse. Boston: American House. a1- lr2l swA
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DAnN .n&A A. E THIS EVENING will be Der.
II formed
THE FOREST ROsE-Jonalhan Mr. Marble-Harret Mrs
Riehardson
After which
DUNE coy or ADMINISTRATORS, 1.-THE dumb bowl
Miss Davenport-Jane. Mrs Davenport
TO conclude with
STATE sECRETS-Gr-gory Thimblewell, Mr. Chippin-
dais-Maud Thimblewsli, MRS whea,ley
Doors open 7-Per0rIsance b. gins al ~ boxes, w.
Pit 30 cents Gallery. IS cents.
nLYMPICI III HA a N E.--Under the management Of
~ Mr. THORNE-TIIIS EVENING vii be performed
THE -Allissandro Massaroni, Mr. Jacksonville
ria Srazie Mrs Thorne.
AIler which,
KATE KEtRNEY- Ned Ryan, Err Stanlty-Lany o.
Lsughn, Bakely-Kate Kearney, Mrs Maedsr.
Il. conclude with
TURNING THE TABLEs-Jeremiah Bumps, Mr. Flynn
Patty Larkins, Mrs ihorne.
Boxes 5v eeH-r Is cents-Private Boxes five dollars
Doors open performance commence nj halt past
O'Clock. jy2S lwr
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GitNTLE I'm r. Ms
CAST orr g % Il II l N q
BOUGHT,


N. LIE EFT
No. S Chatham square.
Knowing persons who make great puff In their
advertisements cast Clothing &c &c and who in
those gentlemen who may have such articles by them
and who may send for him. their receiving the uimos,
NB-A line through the post Office otherwise the
above address. viii meet with due attention. myl5nN
UY NOTICE.-The week but of the exhibition OF
two Lv ny Giraes Caneleopards, aad other
svey close Saturday Alb ofAugus Admission 50 cents
ie28 lms
% NEW REFECTOKY.-J. SWEENEY in
forns L friends and the public that he has opened new
Fish, Flesh and Fowl always t. be onnd on his tables and
every drcacy Of the prov as appears
to give gene satisfaction he hopes find generous
ej jyaa sm Se"eA' winch = : ''''' j. SWEENEY.
ar MANSION HOUSE, Port JeHer soa, Qate Drowned
for the pion Of company transient add permanent The
house large, built especially for tie business and
ranged every for the comfort OF visitors II sua-
ted at the head of and commanding view OF the finest
bays Long Island which aBounds with fish aadtow Car
riages will readiaess all times and handsome sail
boats for the accommodation OF company line OF stages
a regular packet weekly foot OF Oliver street,
sides other vessels almost daily. Terms moderate
Port jefferson. L. l., June 80, 1888. jy2G
Des Carries de Visitss, de noces CT dc Conn
n VISITING CARDS CARDS AT HOME. STORE
CARDS, &c. &c. N
"A l. N Il ELS
ENGRAVING, PRINTING, AND FASHIONABLE VISITING
AND STORE CARD ESTABLISHMENT,
SO John ST., corner of WiAiam st.
NEW YORK.
Visiting Cards. Cards Home for Wedding Parties, Mer
camille and Cards. engraved superior STYLE and print
ed with the utmost neatnes in The latest and most
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-28

NJ JOHN CALLER respectfully infora,s Architects and
Builders that he continues 10 furnish ernsmenn every de-
scrption for the flashing Of buildings the uwe
N n specinsns csnhe AT The msnpisctory above
0rnsmerts get up 10 any des'er myeens
GT SECOND WARD HOTEL-Nexito the c orner 81
Fulton street In Nassau street-Ths well knowu establish.
having undergone lhorosgh rehttng Is now IN COM
pee order Ter the accommodation OF who may hener
with their patronage.
tb~swn entirely open public bar nom aree room upos
the second story 70 feet IS wesuied tor me
ton OF public rpectsrs together with several smaller ou~s
adapted FOR the Of club referees sf the Of
other private business
Cisss privste parties seco annotated with sns
may BE iuratlsd With dinners supp~rs eompc.ed e.ery
apseies Of gaae decscy wbith the markets aaord sheu
pStccs EDMONB JONEs, Poprietos. jeii