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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-20
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.i k % an jackson Myers Rotterdam for Baltimore DC,
ISAAC AsrtOn from New orlean. for Liverpool no d.. Ia.
Mary Liverpool for Mobile. Sept %. lat as lon II.
Foreign Ports.
DIAL Oct ai-Passsd Alber Erter from Bremen for New
Or oPLsaourH Oct alJohann Geog Geerken, from New
ME s Oct s;-A5s Sir ch,s. N,ps, Griffin S, An
hold sid astnured in Bost @ se' OIL water
Or gsneHr HEAD Oct sl-Emie, woih, from New York
Ss~.o.2 g. ss S' S RYAN STACEY ss%.'
os oci GUSs J.%s, R's
banT N N.Y. t'S Sc. simmons Tor Boston,
ReS1s SYe
RS'1Fs and Esen Sf G1sssasyo hsbeeca Dew oben
rataa SG AH Audaea Valley NYOrk goth, Sophie
HELvo.r. oc 2s-Ar Uhle, Hanson, James River
M h 9s s eS b %afs
AsrwFnr, Oct 2s-An Maria Louisa. vandsrteene. New
PonDrAyx DC, 25-n port Gulnare Cushing and supposed
G CARR. DC, ls Is WI Badger Lsnsdep Portsmouth
Msd for Mss to load Ss s E1sbe W YAH f from
0rs w,:sa; or T,' Est. nor, It'd.
$780, Sahas Perry doing nn nSI W " n0
fs c Is'S .ss oH o.s s' f !.
GESoA, Oct r-sd Mary Phillips, Pratt port in tn. Medi
Nv Mr: i, o s.,s sIn Sys TIL; for Nswoean. .bou,
N P.5snro Oct IsIa Mohssf Pierce for NYork. alb,
SMYRNA, Oct 9In pcrt Susan jane Fletcher for Boston
gise, do do ~ "a''' 0'o'"a"' IT,
ST JEAN p'AcRE Sept Elm port Ventrosa wis for Hull
Eng touching az JANA day The Ventrosa the first
bearing the United flag that ever entered
this port ~ " 'N
QUEBgc. Mo- Ii-Arr Alderman Tbompsou Holm.. I n,
don Cid 9TH EeehIis McDonagh, eenock Marchionrss
OF Queensbury, MeCallum, rpool; H., one Wa kerr
Londsn; Geo Ramsay, Cheyer do; Sarah Mclean Glasgow
,or MaIq1,s Of Huney Wright Rochfon; lh Richbacro
tssr WIS sT,9sss Standard Montgomery, Belfast; laih
ma yden Bsdgewster; Charlotte Fsrier Braumsrs; Cos
moPon,r, Wssber Plymouth Margaret, Pliham, jamaica
Lady Milton, Snnott Liverpool Aberoeen Duffy do.
MONTREAL, Nov lO-Cd Magnet Morton Liverpool
Home Ports.
PHILADELPHIA Nov I9-CId Germ Lincoln Boston. I A.
ETckson smith, North River; Crouch. Tomlin Je
Cnrtis. do: Wescou Vance, NYork. ~ -'''
GroRoETowN, SC Nov PAR Ohio. Vesey, Martinique;
Georgians, Tr.dwell, NYork
ST MAsKs Fla Nov AR souher Baker Boson BilIow
Brown Kelly. NYork "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-20
MONEY MARKET.

Saturday, Mo-. 1876 p. M.
The Stock Board to-day Exhibited no new features.
Sales Of State Stock to fair extent fair prices
cy stocks were down. Delaware 4 Hudson fell per
cent Mohawk, / /; Harlem, I.
Mobile funds are quoted l74 20 per cent discount
The Erie Railroad election resulted in the reu of the
following indv duals =
Samuel Barrett Chautauque John B. Booth, Orange co.
county. Thomas E. Blanch, Rock
Benjamin Chamberlain, Cat land county.
teraagus county .o, George Gri'wod. city NY
county. Charles A. Davis
Reuben ROBBIE, Steuben CO. Sheperd Knapp;
William Maxwell Chemung Freeman Campbell.
county. Henry L. Person. I"
Jonathan Plat, Tioga CO. James Bowen,
Tho G. Waterman Brooms
county.
The accounts from England yesterday gave evidence of
most extraordinary abundance of money, good bills
having been discounted at the extreme low of IL per
cent Nine months since money could with difficulty be
procured the best at per Such violent
huctuatonin the value of money, especially when the
Bank which issues that money and makes it plenty or
at pleasure is political machine of the govern
ment symptoms Of serious disease in the State which
portends coming calanities. The movements of the
Bank within the year have been as follows =
BANK ENGLAND.
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'aIes mt the stock Exchange.
state OF Trade.

The general character of the markets remains the
same; prices have still a downwa ard tendency
Cohon.-Prices are in favor OF the buyer and were
further reduced Of cent per h. Sales of bales
land and Florida at cents 900 Mobile 81 81; and
800 New Orleans, 6asi-making total for the week of
6I00 bales
ToBAcoo. Kentucky continues dull Sales by
ton--40 hhds at IL 81 cents
Moiasses- Sales Porto Rico, 20 CENTS SO brs New Or
leans. 30, 4 mos.
Naval Siores-North County Turpentine for export
81 IS; Wilmington at S. North County 81 49, both
dstlng taken at the North Carolina Inspections sales
Spirits Turpentine at 40 cents.
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Ships Hepddk. Hudson, Stark, London John Gtswod;
ass; ei ss%l
"a, Hurlbu Coz Arson B,kman, Charleston. Geo SUIT
as h siG y Ds%.1 Boss
s%s FFrs. Si GasJo1
s1 so K%ps P'f o.So Smith So SH
s ar s%s.sy a..
S.c ossi Ssy $:sHI
'na DE- p'ssy
La, Nike cso. via New LO1doD and wen,saan 'chr
Arrived.
ship Emily Crane i days from 3, Cro West End in
NaI Shields fi oe % o Ss &c. oT M Hamburg wa
coal B 70 qSf KssPs Gro s" Shields Oct $40
Brig WsrsaT koopmaO Hdays from Matanna' with sugar
Win H s.: Sy oT Ls 81
Va" % s1 SJs1 with hides
Brig Sullivan, Brown. days from Charleston, with cotton
Big Juno LEWIS days from Georgetown sc. with cotton
Brig Glide Pray days from Havre Grace with 400 tons
N sehI Gh,Ils. ThOIne, Smith i days from Wilmington
Lookout spoke Mar. Hill Il days from NswSarypo for
One ship, two briggs. Wind W. fresh.
Packet ship North America Lowber Liverpool and Others
General Record.
PACKET HENDRIX HUDSON, London, will sal
at ~ o'clock The letter bags will be taken from the
Exchange al II o'clock
SHIP ADIRONDACK from Liverpool encountered
gale from W. NV the 5th inst of Bermuda-stoye bull
SEAMENs WAGEs-Wih snail stores: To Europe per
month Sl2; Nj desneab. 10; West indies and New Oreas
70; Coating ~. East indies 10; South Americs, 10
BRIG HENRy LEE The pilot boat Virginia, while lying
hor outside the Hook the night Of 18Th
by the brig Henry Lee carrying the fore hroud plank
shear, &c.
SHIP La DUcHrssE D'ORLEANs.-The Havre Courier Of
Oct 80 that the packet ship La Duchcsse dOeans
the harb0r she with the French
schr Augusta, coming The schr totally dismasted
the ship probably receiving no damage.
Moon Chaeston, eports-Seturdsy, 18TH at m,
large brig shore about miles south q Ocrscock,
flying. She had white house. and white streak roundno
painted pors.
Baseue AsrEEThe cargo OF the 0aspee, (Iost on her
voyage rom for Bsston) OF pools
ron s78 do hemp 1876 do oushot do codage
nces sail duck do do, i79 rolls baggng $4,000 ar
sbeens diapers iO2 900 do crash, 40 900 quilts.
SIooP MERCHANT f}uford. CT Nov. IS Sloop Merchant
Cramp Oh AIDED NYork ly outside the lsst ni,h
dsgv her anchors ashor about O'Clock Gull
ford Point. she blgd She will probably be OF
without much
ARRIvALs AT QuEBEc-Comparatyc statement of arrivals
Tonnage and the Of Quebec in the years sil
and 1912, TO the 18th Now
Vessels Tonnage Passengers.
l9tl. ''...... s..... 1851 423,M @,N9
1912 ..''.... ............ @2 3n,H2 H,S9s
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JIG. Bennett, ESQ
nran S1n


Notwithstanding all the abuse heaped upon you
lately, the public look TO you, nor, III the present
nomeaiary crisis the only editor of the press 10
the city of New York VIII j, has the moral courage,
Te energy and the perseverance necessary ferret
cut and give full exposition of the horrd and dla
bohcal attempt, which occurred in this city yester-
day, 10 subvert the ends OF justice, law and order
l he community, repeat, look TO you TO go 10 the
very bottom OF this matter, and expect 10 receive
from you full and calm account OF the whole ma
chlnery which has been evidently put In motion 10
rescue from the law cold booded murderer -et
The thing be done without fear, avor or aHectlon,
Tor any human being. Let justice be done, II the
heavens fall. The community demand 1t, and you
psh il. Is any oneweak enough TO suppose that the
public be gued into the belief that the fire in
the cupola of the prison, occurring at the very
naent that Colt was to be hung, accidental Is
II expected that Sheriff who has, TO say the least
neglected his duty, 10 be tolerated and continued
IN offlce Does anv one suppose for a moment that
the Sheriff was not aware, during all the time Colt
as lett alone, perfectly aware that he intended to
casnm ltsuclde Was ii not peri city and distinct
~ Understood by every one OF the spectators inside
OF the walls OF the city prison. that Colt would not be
hung! Is this thing any longer to be tolerated Is
tsere to be no propltiarory sacrifice on the altar OF
public safety! Are our lives and those of our IA
laliles no longer safe in The community Arr all
tn rnurderers who have INDUCED their diabolcal
Propenslties In this city for the last ten or twelve
years, TO go scos free
IL so, better abolish all law-let every man arm
himself tor the protection of his life and that of
those dear 10 him. Let know then the truth
the whole truth, and nothing but the truth and RELY
upon 1t the community will rally round you as one
man. JUSTICE
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SHIP NEWS

fHADELPHiA, Nov l9Arr Ironsides Marshman Hartford:
Ph,ade hn. De Hart, New York. CID nfanta, Delaney ST
John, vB.
BALTIMORE. Nov ls-Cd Fellowship fBr Armstrong, ST.
Andre NIB; Eawin Hinckley, Antigua Catharne Har-
man, Portland Sid Peru. Bailey, NO leans
ALEXANDRIA, DC Nov i7-Sld Pioneer, Grah,m. New Or
leans; Reward, (Br) Eaton Halifax; Ellis William, Sto-
NORFOLK, Nov 17-Arr Empire, Powell New York; Hetiy
rs Brooks do; Geo Thomas, Ryder IT, Tor FIRE.
rcksbarg Below bound up, Peggy tB-) Smith Montevo
for fillmore. large number OF the several
anchorages below wad bound Sid Palas Envoy CASH.
da West Indies - "
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90 The march is onward with Bsrnum, Of the Ameri-
can Al'Heum; with hm,every week brings something
M manager in America produces such host Of vetes
as he does How he manages to pick them all up is puz
zer to us. and no he aor! such great variety Of
valuable attractions for the low price charged for adms
sisn still wonderful II will be seen that the at.
fractions this week far exceed in pendor and variety all
former efforts of the liberal and enerprizng manager.
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Foreign lmportatiops.

LvERpooL-Shp Adiron1ack-tR Reported yesterday)-20o
tons coal 2o0 sacks salt Bfown45 bxs tin cask Phelps,
Dodge co.. bales White Sh. isd-2i Adams Y
brofhers286 bars Person
III w Ha ris-3 bales Slaer-5 Tooker. Mead co--s
Thompson-3 Connah-525 bxs Cunningham Buchanan
800 do si2 bars go baI. iron addsp sonI esk Matt
BIohers-i5 crs Channcey-I pkg Richardson Watson
-6 bdIs steel Ellison bale 10 oder
ST JuAyBg Henry Lee3905 hides GO indigo Bile
de skins 10 pkgs turtle shell do gold bag cochne old
copper lot Brazil wood bales sarsspara Cotheal-
100 hides bale indigo Howlnd-i bales indigo box
Blinco.
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90 The manager Of the New York Museum evnces
energy and determination that must ensure success
He has erected hundred Seats accommodate his
vsers and he will have for as many
this week with the attractions he presents Nine
performers engaged all Of high order of talent The
Hughes familyxths eminent Harp players-Miss Gle
mence, the dsG0euse-Mss Blanchard in her Grecian
exercises Master Frank Diamond, Jenkins the Banjo
Rosae and Boye. Museum performances Picture Gal
lery &c., all for shilling The real Fudge Mermaid
remains another week-atrsctions powerful beyond all
precedent.
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cause OF much sickness Thousands will have coughs
some headaches, SC. Nothing like shermans Lozenges
either Nearly FIVE yeir extensive OF thes.
Lozcnges has placed them high in the confidence of IN
public. They gre used by high and low rich and poor
old and young with falling success DR.. Shermans
warehouse is at l06 Nassau street. Agents-Sands, n
street, and Rushon Aspinwa in all their stores
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Domestic Markets.

PARLIAMENTARY Nov. l9.--Tn leading articles little
change has occurred this week The coal trade is with
any change this week for the better the shipments
frsm the mines gradually falling off, and will close
che end ofths month During this week the Flour mark
ct has been rather quiet the receipts and stocks
tinue limited The current OF standard Penna bands
is 81 1874 per Dbl The receipts of wheat fair
ten and the sales this week have been considerable at SO
q S6c per bushel.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
90 The Eastern Mail, due yesterday morning,
had not arrived when onr paper went to press
Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 49, 1912.
The news, per steamboat Acadia, has had no APP
parent effect in the business community Indeed.
have not heard it spoken of by solitary indivi-
Qua. In commercial point of view. The intended
execution OF Colt, his extraordinary suicide, fire of
Tie Iomos, singular marriage, together with the
other startling and interesting matter connected
Win this wretched being, seem to have taken up
the pubic mind with universal theme of CONVEX
satlon. Nothing else is talked of, and never were
newspapers in greater demand, especiay the Her
aid, than at this moment. This case of Colts is one
ofthe most exciting character, without parallel in
the ann ais OF criminal history
There are many persons to be found who will not.
despite tn statements of the different papers, give
credence to the suicide of Colt They assert that
he made his escape from prison, and that everything
else to the contrary Is mere hoax.
Our m arhets during the past week. have been
Scarcely worth noticing The supply Of coffee and
ofwhich caused dro Nping of prices In flour and
grain the demand has be quite limited, at prices
same as last week Suy r., tea. fruit, with several
other articles, are III BIT trifing demand, with
prices RENT aiming firm. Or Canals will cease ope-
ration, It is feared, in tn course of the ensu ng
week. should the presei streme cold weather con
tinue.
The jury in the recent 'e of vanvlet have been
discharged, the Judge We ring they were honest
upright, and independent men. The futile attempts
t0 impeach the praiseworthy conduct of Mr. Schee
yer Ssye thus sgnally failed.
youns- man named Snedaker, who was walking
with female last evening, in the western part Of
the city, was stabbed by person named Jordan
cause jealousy
Samuel Doih Y, /" straw bail" man, plead guilty.
to charge of perjury few DAYS since, and was
brought up to ecrive sentence this morning, when
he 'blowed" several Others whom he charges
W it'll like often, :es. The Court promised him one
. ar only!
The Evening Journal, of this city, is now being
hawked about tive streets, containing, the news
boys say, "Colt's Confessionv'
The flowing are the sales of stocks:-
$1,000 County SIS, 1870 "a a5 shares Mechanics Bank
IA do Phiiadeph ia and Trenton Railroad, 4s 20 do
Harrisburg do, 81.
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1a7- STAR GAZING On Friday number Of persons
might seen at every looknf at the sky and
pointing in particular direction to one another at
object which proved star and which they appeared
to be yer, anxious about. Now If they could be induced
TO besow little Of their anxiety and attention
important object viz the head and hair they might pos
sibly derive some advantages. They Of by
using the genuine Balm of Columbia from Maiden lane
which will restore the hair prevent in from falling Off
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-20

90 The LION HERO, Mons. Guillot, is engaged to
appear at the Amphitheatre in the Bowery. Otto
Motty, Paul, and young Franklin, we understand.
are to dispute his superiority of physical strength
We shall see the result in a day or two.
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On Friday the 18th instant, Of eryspelas, MARY AVN
wife OF David stcutenburgh in the 2st year of her age
attend her funeral this afternoon O'clock from IS Ma
olson street.
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A WIDOW WOMAN LIVING

ny- CHILD OF WIDOW WOMAN LIVING
the Manhattan Water Works, had dwindled for
month"; till near skeleton, with great drynsss of the
mouth and itching of the A humane lady who
called to provide for the family, Immediately for
K,lmstock's Vermiuge which brought away great guam
titles oil worms Tor two or three days, and the child grew
better at once, and reganed its full strength than
month sod only at II Maiden Lane, for 25 cents per
bottle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-20

READY TO BE CooKED.-Those of our numerous
readers fond of the good things of this world either
cooked, are requested to take glance at the
advertisements headed Broadway Market" and
" Shakespeare" in another column
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a the weed, and the result NAV send some or kind
friend supperless TO bed hereafter for the Vrgnans
full of gratitude aud pay well for good suppers.
The Joke OF II too is that it given by who
had Just received his discharge under the bankrupt
act. Well, sol the world wags. That's all.
LIZ
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MILITARY MovENtENT.-A letter dated at Fort
Townson Oct. 16 says =" company of the 9th
Infantry (C) and "a company of the I'd Dragons O)
leftthis post to-day for Camp Washta VIII, re they
aie to commence the erection of permanent bar
racks, &c. Major Fauntleroy, I'd Dragons. in
there since April last. Wat. Int Nor. 10
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AsroR.-C Morrison, England w L Hobson, valpa
raise de Chill 7 Leonard, Mass w w Woodwork,
Hyde Park VIM Henry Bruno Bait X Clements
Washington r Buckle, Oswego J l. vanschoonho-
ven, Troy w @ Day Edmonds Albany A Whitney, N
York Young, Quebec Raphael, Louisville Gen
Ward Westchester; u Booth, Va; C Consoles Pensa-
cola !; Mr. Bartlett, Bait; w Paterson, NJ
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PHILADELPHIA Cattle Market.

Beef Cate-6l7 head at market sales were made at 81
tic; extra SC. Cows and Calves-SS $ll for dry cows
Sli $l6 for springers $40 $40 for mich cows; extra
$a5 a SOS. Sheep ST. a 81; extra So
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90 NOTICE.-The Large Chapel of the New York
University, Washington Square vii. be opened Divine
Service according the Of the Protestant Epsco
pal Church, ID. W. the first Sunday in December
next morning and evening under the minstr atoms OF the
Rev. MIR. Shimeal Seats free.
NBThe evenings will be exclusively appro priated
the elucidaton Of the unulled prophecies of Scripture
designed andoe TO the various deusons and false
theories Of the day. st
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CoAL.-Over 46s 4sS tons of coal have been
brought down from the SchsyMil i'll regions during the
past season. Rather larger amount than during
the preceding year.
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M A RITIME HERALD.
To Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem favor if captains of vessels will give
to Commodore William A Bassett, Of fleet a re-
Of the shipping left the port whence they sailed the
vessels spoken their list OF their cargo ay
faFegn they have He viii BOARD them i'm
medatev thei- arrival Agents and correspondents at
home abroad will afro confer avcr by sending 10 this
Office all the they can obtain Nautical
information OF any kind will be thankfully received
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Married.


On Thursday, nth inst. by the very Rev. John Power
Mr. VIM McKENNA, to Miss MARY Z. OME,RA all of this
city - -~-~~
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Domestic ImportatIons.

CHAeLEsroN-Brg SullIvan57O bales Boyd Hinck
en0 sprague bipson50 Feuch-.o % hf do rice
SW Bennett-S0 do 90 hf do Knckenrath Van Damme-9
,cs Buckley, nox 9 Oracle COL W Boyd-5 bags 81
Wssh-4i TICS rice o order.
GEoRGErowN, sC-Brs Juno-la9 bales cotton Post Phil
Ips-I22 Smith, Mills co-32i II Colt COL Ayeriii
cos Spofford Il Tileston.
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FOR THE HAIR.

hOWLANDS MAChSSAh OlI.
THE extraordinary efficacy and happy amagamation Of its
purely vegetable ingredients, have enabled it umphantly
TO through every medical and physiological until it
has become justly renowned throughout the world for
remarkable virtues in nourshing preserving and identifying
the human hair To here into anything like full dc tail
OF It's several anscendant properties would be Of
rerogaon OF the proprieto who have already fully
treated tue subject in tte pamphlet which ACCOMPANIES
each bottle Of their acassar Oil and hints and
advice will be found the subjects Of bad.es grey hair
the early culture OF chdrens hair &c &c. At present.
will be merely sufficient briefly of its principal
virtues mild stimulative corrective and
to the hair.
is the only article that produces and restores har also
WHISPERS mustachios and brows hair from fall
hair 70 its original colofrees from seu and makes
fuy soft curly and glossy In dressing hair keeps firm
IN the curl unnured by damp eather crowded assemblies
the dance IN the exercise Of riding To children inval-
liable, it lays foundation 70, beautiful head Of
TESTIMONIAL.
To Messr Rowland Son, 20 Hatton Garden. London.
% Mason ST. Old Kent Road, London
GentlemenAbeut August, 1889, my hair began fall Off
and in rapid that in the Of month head
almost Invested ohar tried several for
without the slightest benefit when day cir
cular in Collins Memoranda" caught venfured in
the purchase of small bottle Of Rowlapds Macassa O'
after using which found my hair beginning appear
ed felt satisfied that had proved my all You
profess its restorative qualities; in Short after two onhs
steady perseverance, had good head Of hair
at time in my life for which permit to offer my
thanks have delayed writing TO you for six months from
the of off the Ol) wishing the peanence
began TO fall off, with every prospect OF its continuance.
am, gentlemen,
'' John JOHN FOSTER.