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~ TO MARRIED LADIES.


Powders uni yesally adopre
IN Europe but acuar for upwas Of thirty yesr.
wei as 6y housandsi this county, being the only mild
sae and efcacous remedy for ladies' Whose health
iorbIds too rapid increase Of family ~ '~ '
adame kesteI, well H. was ro thirty vear Ne
male fhysic IN the two principal Female Hospitals IN Ia
ropethose of Vienna and Paris-where svorcs r, her
cIpenehce aud opportunities attained tnat Ia
nose great dscovt in medical specially aatcc
female frame for which her medicines Now stand mr.
Vailed as well IN This country Europe Her acquaintance
win he physloogy and anatomy Of the female frame enabled
het-by tracing the decline and i'll health Of
scarce IN the meridian Of life and the consequent rapid and
9en spPsenty lnexplicabe sauses which consgn
iono oter to mature graveto their
ve at Of the primary causes Of female ndspos
shs discovery her celebrated Preventive Powden.
Their adoption been the Of preserving only
fond mother 49, -
The advertiser feeling the importance Of this subject and O.
tmang The benefits resulting Thousands by their adop
uon would respectfully of the mai
red all that they hold and dear, their
and prevent evils winch we are suh
ect by simple and healthy within our control Eyery
virtuous and enlightened mind will unhe ,fa
nsy answer the Affirmative. Price i've dollars package
accompanied with full and particular directions Tn.y
can be forwarded by mail to any part of The United States AZ
TELL, Female Physician Principal Office las Greenwich
street, New York. Once hours from A. NJ 20 90 clocE Al
Boston cfice No. 2 Essen 81. oil msy
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Astrai Lamps, hall amps and Lanterns, Heading Lamps
sc. ....
article OF Sois. lamp, very superior article
Also article Of Defecter improving the light Of
the old pattern OF Astral Lamp.
Also style Of Fioreutine Bronze color mnovsble.
Together with variety of Lamps AM Chandeliers, for
churches, halls and public buildings.
PLATED WARE
Baskets Cssio Trays Toast Racks, Candle sticks pkin
Rings, Butter Tabs BUTTE and Fruit Knives SUFFERS and
Trlys, Coffee and Tea Urps, sc.
Fine Table Cutlery and dozens Japanned Tea Trays
great rarity of patterns and forms; fine glass Bowls
Pitchers Tumblers. DISHES, Gobets, DecaDers. Water Bot
ties, Sugars, &c. &C.
w II; beg respect uy 10 inform their friends customers
and the public general that their with the
are such stey can sell all articles in their line
kably low and specially call
aud their show which alone sufficient copcn
safe Tor the trouble $50 3nsr
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sgzA WANTED 10 PURCHASE-A country residence
IN within % miles OF New YORK, with from ~
k acres ol and near Long Island Sound, Preferred Ad
ltH uil PARTICULARS Ooi T. Post Once, fou sie n
Y MIA
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DAILY EXPRESS LINES FOR ALBANY UTICA,
- BUFFALO, CHICAGO AND CANADA.-Ihe SUD-
crbeIs having been engaged for the last twelve mont
Harnden Co.'S New York and Albany Line have rece lily
extended their Express Line from Buffalo Albany, hrou
tSundays excepled,) Specie, Bank Notes, Parcels
Packase Bundles and Cases Of Goods and from the fol-
low ing places, viz. =
Albany. Troy Utica, Syracuse. Aabun, lshsa, Genev,
lanl Detroit, CHICAGO aud the intermediate places.
Also OsweEo Sacketts Harbor Kingston and Toronto,
Canada.
Will promptly attend to the collection and OF bills,
duce by sample and such other anscent business be
entrusted u their
Each Express will be accompanied by competent
together with responsible the principal
the Merchants and Others be that
turns will be in this speedily than in any
other possible way
N B-spec,al Expresses any part Of country
short notice, and reasonable terms
ISL q POMkkOY y co. No. 2 Wall street
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PARIS LEE PILLS.

aE Saodmyigorang md life prooag'ng hi mi
cont 81 heiI peculiarly mi yet effective opeatoa be,
oiowius svdnis's Occupation they the sress
@aa ~ A., rses se o.e 1Gy 10 TAKE cold e which
chsages 9m he es,ns heat of Their external
who produces that unpleasant ekng which
cseked due ls s. aad deran.e tie Whole sy"te2
they are all tunes q" service 10 assist nature but
Las us .sd % duly no sas IN e
aoru relief oohe maied state OF the lslyrs ana brn
the whole INFO sound ahy condition 6ns tue
mind md body Tor e vsr?os duties Of lfe which will thea
The qiiowng hs exclusive agents for the of PARIS
kq.tsn Aspnwal, druggists and chemists, ss william 81,
ssd sas AsS, G snd buildings
p rs psioaawaS corner OF Chamber St
] BID ssss s 8.
ohn ass s s Gsas s sH1s So SSr,
syBe. rS MTs,e'as s,o s. BOwsY Walker
H2.ass Ensr druggist Greenwich ST., next the corner Of
J;ns ,tdnS'0n apO'heeares Hudson steee corner Of
Cotton chemist and apotheeary 1853 Bleekee st. corner
Bosayaw Hs,Ioas drug and f pa,es %edicue
Andwhoss~fe at proI ieton' office
small Large Family Bcse. nS srOsd~ay
No. Letter BIO. gu New Yots Posi- Office hia '9 @5
TOYS TOYS ToYs - aus, opened
dys AZ 2s3 q. ntre street opposite Centre Market for sale
ssau d % s' Sg ssIs.' Dos
forget The numbsI-23J, doors above 0snd street
n2l 3taw To ial-m
DAGUERkEOTYPE.
~ IME PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS
ANIAULf CO, lesIS Fulton sire ct, opposite ST
rsus Church respectfully inform their friends and thu
of ''NN''P <~'sN' 'A ."
s'S D :sss;s q e. F.ssss Fl.s.
100 ounces bromne ~ "''
80 ounces bromne of iodine
30 pounds hypro. uphafe Of soda
80 grammes OF chloride Of gold
100 pounds Of trpoi of
30 ounces chloride Of iodine
And the book containing the latest emsnts int
pagueneoype. % Lar
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CURE OF CHRONIC DISEASES.

DR +. Pkl DHOMMk, from PARIS, disciple the illus
triou, haine mann, whose science and doctrines have
astonished all Europe ana gAIhe aoand him Of
eminent physicians ms aud
pr0ht BY the public he
selected New York ce place abors, OF
mznent residence. n -7- = =. -
Or p has been protest. ,nally intimately connected
IN rance itb whose and
IN "is couy; and during years practice he has visited
many paris OF le United Staes and of the West Indies
Anew u eiqcldae several science, then
IN much doubt AID obscurity
He Just arrives from Paris, where he has eommuu
cate he result oi his obser the Gallo Society," OF
Hhich he Is IN, Lbef, aud dituse
fruits OF his experience and the blessings of he h.
La the course OF his travels and performed
the o ms method founded the laws OF Specics
which had resisted every other mode Of
he wishes To BE- Judged from words but Suffice
TO say that besides all mAlades reputed incuabe there
ne disease SO dreadful inveteate such Consumption
diseases Of the skin Cancer Fistua Of kinds
Scophua, Dropsy, NC, that he cannot entirely expate
By the method all children
promptly and radically cured.
DR. may be consulted every day, from 10 A. NJ TO P M
at his ONCE 78 Duane street, Broadway
given in the tnss, French, German, spanish Italian
idnsuaees. nj 3msr
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THE ANTI ANGULAR SYSTEM OF
WRITING.
GREAT REDUCTION.

! ! o : . l ( l -
STENOGRAPHY.
Anew system Of the Art of Wnung Shorthand for taking
down Lectures, Sermons, Trials Law &C. Taught per
tecy W Nj Brstow 10 Of lessons al as Broad.
way. See specimen
B.A work Of the author presented To every pupil TO-
LhnI permanent guIrt n2a -
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&HOO CHALLENGE.-Tne genuine French Pills against
all the ouacx nostrums OF the Tor the Of
The french Pills haze bssa sx.snsiyely used for
years during winch time more than fifty thousand have
=. certain ssls and pleasant remedy. and never
even the most delicate stomach and taking them all
n ALL are the most desirable remedy secret diseases
discovered. > 49,
The French Pills have so universally .uecessfu that
me proprietor challenges any one 70 produce they will
not cure, under forfeiture Of hive hundred dolars
Price dollar per box.
Sold only al 90 Nassau corner Fulton at. Mo liner
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..nA FOa SAIL T., the cheapest Farm ~.
E1 Aeies Diidia-s, plenty
.GA Do Tor sac good city property
ians I'D ouT and lots and fiaiuhed
De- 10 trade ior goods ami groceries, and
DO valuable Jersey City. Gail ON s. VAIL Saus-
do ii Could from 10 OtheT days, rainheid
M. u n w gton 81.
Tea small arin, sale low. S.Y
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LOUISE FURNISHING WAREHOUSE-WORAM x
II HAUGHWOuT, 55i Broadway. Manufacturers Agents
and Commission Merchants have received and
opening and splendid assortment OF the following ar
cles, Viz -
Silvered, Gait and Bronze Ga Chandeliers, 20 lights
Do Candle do 4to2
Do Candle Brackets, Ito "
Do Gas Brackets, Ito
Do Gas Niantei Lighu, Ito
90 G,ranuo,es, 10
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onAt--'s KES iOhA non Chfisus ,ecoud C0uiIus
.nd tue 'inienianw De ectured Margaret BIS
Anu others III Mtay ii bowery opposite Sing
en- Sundays, al three aud seveU O'clock, r NJ Free Adn,s
SION A voluntary collection taken u The public az. re-
speetuily tied. ma irnrs
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TO the widows Of the soldiers and sailors the
~ war, WAC married before Is o January, 7s
the NE
gahy oil taeH m-rrixe, by applying al NJ. %
stiee hear vi TN ad Those able
To produce IN required desce ned Pc
SIDING dis,anee anu who will address above
attenuoa. do
well q Apply beior Ia LIST vi January, have other
ness whc VIII ell Inc 10 Arlington, during
session VI Congress. A. r. CHlLDS.
i'm
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Letters TO Do sent free Stamp amxed
them Otherwise three will be collected Of the party 10
whom th- letter addIesse No be enclosed
letters unless sered Al rncl Offices. Lists the
stations IA, all of which free stamps" may b. purcased
S20 per l00 and informal be obtained APP
plicaon at The or lower ces. Stamps issued by
the late City Despatch Post will be lived Ii
that the number OF the about be all
througti'ths Post t..
The Post Master socits the earliest nation should any
Irregularities JOHN LORlME-t GRAHAM
au28 " &c Post Master
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kA FOX SALE-The well kno wn pabic house, Bowery
EB Cottage, with the buldngs and sIred OF
discs, ahch has live ui
AHs tmses, wan Judieious manAgemen will enable the
purchases vs rec
about ret
VIII sen uio cd telms ~ siOnsiUie pc
Fos paiueulas, h.qaiie oi h. PAkMtLE,
10, nu,
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ESPf'o PATENT CONICAL VENTILATOh
In- cheap, simple ani efc. apparatus adapIe 10 all
purposes OF Ventilation Shps, Steamboats,, nurches
Hospitals, Prisons, Mines Vault, bSc It's aplica
ton ot Kept Tree ron II ioo and holes,
10 aiso All electua cure ior smoky ChlInues.
The subscriber having purchased CITY and
Cones IA deulaud. " - ~
Metal ROOFING OF ala descr, uised any part of the
= - -
Croton Water Pipes Plum Work in general Also
GalvtnLed irou and Tin w wholesale Stove pres
bath tops, Coal hols, &c !. TTices greatly reduced
All ~ors warranted, an orders by letter atten .ed to-
L. SUMNER,
s2o 3mem 100 Water street.
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u. =. CITY DESPATCH POST
POST OFFICE New York. 2sth July, is42
HOURS Of Delivery each day, oundays sxccptedl
IL v and Lower Post Ofices:-
Letters u iosited before
Hal asst O'Clock, Ann
Will be sent out for de-
At all the Stations before - livery at A Nj, and
0 clock, A M and O'clock p NJ
IL I"
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HAIR OlL-There oil the world that do good
or bad 10 the har Every body knows that hen the hair
burned VIII grow again as good ever All thu wde
Tor dying the hair nothing lirh We
and the hrr not dyed but literally burned Liquids for dying
the hair are compositions Of cauc
same way as the powders aud don't dye HAIR, the
viii grow no matter how times burn, d. aud every
body knows also thai when the head u
bee,ns to and badness follows From experience
OF twenty beiag hair and having
of xamning great many heads and vock have
myself great composition known Pastors Hair Oil,
Compound Essential Oil Of Almonds" for destroying dandru
preventing The HAIR from coming aud turning This
mitabe Hair Oil will make the hair grow III no matter how
much dandruf the head M .-.0 II7Ia
For sale, wholesale and retail A. PASTORS, Hair Cut
ter '63 Greenwich street, New Aok Price 80 bottle
NJ Inns ..
q ID u,
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Agenu-Rushton s Asrnwsl 10 Aston House, ID
broadway, and Is William street Churchs DspensaIy, @
BOwery; Stone corner Of Hudson and Montgomery st.
jersey Cy Smith, x32 Greenwich Denver Church
and Chambsrs Badesu 80 Bowery; Dr. Bune Chat.
ham st. and cornel OF Eldrdge and urand
way, anu II East Broadway.
Agents ciiy-Wecd & Waters Troy Zieber, 8,
Dock street, Philadelphia Pat obinsen No liz Baltimore 81
Baltimore, Md; Baxter, 81 State Albany, NY blOr
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THRILLING INCIDENT.

The New York New Era Of Saturday saws
son Tuesday evening, as the celebrated wild beast
performer, Driesbach was performing with his ami
mails at the Bowery Theatre the leopard and the
tiger volunteered extra incident to the performance
by a regular set to while Driesbach was in the cage
with them, which came near costing the latter his
life Desbach had succeeded in separating the com
batants one of which, the leopard he caused to leap
upon his shoulders, when the tiger made spring up
on him also, and buried his teeth and claws into the
unfortunate tanners face and head tearing of portion
of his scalp, decorating his face in most shocking
manner, and covering him with blood. The indomi-
table courage and address of the heroic German, how
ever, was never more conspicuously displayed than
upon this occasion, and efectualy did he subdue
the enraged animals, even while in the most imni-
ncnt peril, that some part of the audience were not
aware Of the extent of the accident"
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J. HERBERT, Secretary
TRINITy HOUSE, LONDON,

TRMITy House, LONDON,
18th May, 1912.
Notice is hereby given, that in fulflment of the
intention expressed in the advertisement from this
House. dated 18th ultimo Floating Light Vessel has
been moored near the Spit of Calshot Castle at the
entrance of Southampton Water.
Mariners are to observe that Single Revolving
Light will be exhibited on board this vessel every
evening" at sunset, and continued until SUNRISE.
This vessel is moored in 81 fathoms, at low water,
spring tides; and with the following marks and com
pass bearings, viz
Bursleden Windmill in line with the middle of a
red tiled barn, at Hook, N. f.
Portsdown Windmill, in line with the West end Of
Farm House West of Hill Head Cliff f. N.
Kicker Point, S, Z. S.
Nettlestone Point S. s. E. E.
Calshot Castle, N. w, N.
Southampton New Pier Head, N. N. W.
Cashot Spit Buoy, w. S.
n w. Bramble Buoy, S w. by W.
N f. Bramble Buoy, S. by +. Z.
BY order;
J, HERBERT Secretary.
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]. HERBERT, Secretary.

DIscouRsEs ON HUMAN LIFE, by Orve Dewey,
Pastor of the Church of the Messiah, in New York.
vol. IL no. David Felt s. Co. publishers, New
York We are glad to see these able and valuable
sermons preserved in this form. The work may be
had of Franck TAYLOR.
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Col. JOHN NJ McCARrY
BARNuM's HOTEL, Baltimore,

Nldy 10, 1917 VI ~ Cioch, w.
DEAR SIR: The communication which handed to
you this morning from Mr. Stanly to Mr. Wise
states distinctly the circumstances under which he
(Mr. Stanly) considered himself justified in making
the demand therein contained upon MIR. Wise.
MIR. Stanly therein disavowed any purpose of in
sulting Mr.. Wise in the accidental contact which
gave rise to the personal difficulty between them.
As the friend Of Mr. Stanly, however, feel per-
fectly authorized to withdraw, and do withdraw,
that communication for the present, in conformity
with the suggestion of your note of this date for the
purpose of receiving such an explanation as may lead
to peaceful adjustment of this difficulty.
You will allow me to express my anxious hope
that this correspondence may lead to that desirable
result.
have the honor to be, very respectfully, your ODE
dent servant,
JNO. NJ. MCCARTHY.
To Hon WIN. CosT JOHNSON
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From the National Inteliige,lcer.
TO THE EDITORS.
WAsHINoroN. JUNE Z, 49,

WASHINGTON, JUNE 7, 1912.
GENTLEMEN With view to correct and TO pre-
vent all Misrepresentation, and TO do entire justice
both to Mr.. Stanly and myself request you to pub
lish in the nelgencer the whole of the papers and
correspondence which led to the amicable adjustment
Of our personal difficulties
Yours, very respectfully,
HENRY A. WISE.
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= BARNuM's BALTIMORE

May ~, lS42-lla o'clock, A. M.
DEAR SIR: Your note of of IL o'clock of yeser,
day, which was handed to me by Mr. Rayner have
considered authorized withdrawal of MI Sanly's
letter After giving in substance Mr. Stanly's state
ment of that occurrence in his letter TO Mr. Wise
which is incorporated in this letter obviae all mis-
construction, and is follows: "On Saturday the
7th Of May instant, while | was coming from the
race course, you riding on horseback in compa-
ny with gentleman whom did not know. was
about pass you, and in the ofdong So the horse
was riding became frightened, and without my being
able to prevent it, notwithstanding my efforts do So
brought me against you. | endeavored to stop him as
soon as could. had scarcely recovered my strrup
before think had been able TO stop the horse, and
while was in the act of turning around towards the
right side, where presumed you were, for the pur-
pose of making apology for the apparent fudeness
could not possibly prevent, received severe blow
on the right side of my head, which fol- moment de-
prived me of all consciousness.
L. as the authorized friend of Mr. Wise have now
no hesitation in frankly saying for Mr. Wise that Mr.
Sanly's account of the is such as to al-
thorize me to say for Mr. Wise that he was fully un-
der the conviction that Mr. Stany designed the COLI
sion which took place between them on the 7th in
slant as an assault but for this conviction MIR. Wise
would not have assaed Mr.. Stanly; and that he
Mr.. Wise) not understanding Mr.. Stanlys situation
at the time regrets that his not being aware Of Mr.
Sanlys intention to apologize fol- the collision caused
him to assai Mr.. Stany
Allow me, in conclusion, to express the hope that
this letter prompted by anxious desire to conciliate
Messrs Wise and Stanly to their mutual satisfac-
ton.
have the honor to be- very respectfully, your obt
servant,
w. COST JOHNSON.
To Col. JNo. NJ. McCARrY.
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OFFICIAL.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
LIGHT OFF CALSHOT SPIT,
SOUTHAMPTON WATER.
TRrNrrY HOUSE,. LoNpoN,

18th April, 1912
Notice is hereby given, that in compliance with
the request of the merchants shpowners, masters OF
vessels and other persons using or interested in the
navigation of Southampton Water, Flooding Light
Vessel will be moored off Calshot Spit, at the Wesen
side Of the entrance to the said water, and Light
exhibited on board the same on the evening OF Mon
day, the 10Th May next, and thenceforth continued
every night from sunset to SUNRISE
Mariners are to observe, that the Light at this Sta
ton will be exhibited from single lantern, and that
it will repolre
Further particulars in respect to the exact sltua-
ton of this Light Vessel, will be published in due
time.
BY order;
I uERpERT Secretary
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BARNuM's HOTEL,

= O'CLOCK, r M--May II, Io42.
DEAR SIR; have Just had the pleasure of receiy-
ing your note of 2oclock, instant, expressing your
satisfaction with my last note to you.
cannot refrain the expression of my heartfelt
pleasure at the amicable adjustment of controversy
which must have been as unpleasant to their friends
as the parties themselves, and at your gentlemany
and polite department in conducting our negotiations
and correspondence,
| have the honor to be- with great regard YOU
o5cdient servant,
w COST JOHNSON
To Col JNo. NJ McCARrY.
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To Col. JNo. NJ. McCARrY.
BARNUM's HOTEL, BALTIMORE,

DEAR Sir have just received your note of this
date, in reply to my last of yesterday evening
through the hands of General Campbell; and, as
the friend Of Mr. Stanly, ! feel bound to consider il
satisfactory.
You will allow me to unite with you in expressing
my qualification at the termination and satisfactory
adjustment of this unpleasant controversy.
have the honor TO be- very respectfully, your obt
servant,
JNO, NJ. MCCARTHY
To Hon. WIN. CosT Johnson.
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S-5' AT meeting of the Washington Junior Artil-
lerl'ts, held at their Armory on Monday evening,
June 3, the following officers unanimously elect
ed, viz:
F. X. WILLIAMS, Captain.
B. F. BEERS, LIST Lieutenant
L. BELEa, I'd do
J.E BttNNGHAn, Sergeant
June 9
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WILLIE P. MANGUM.

WASHINGTON, 18th May, 1912.
Mr.. Wise having been arrested on the 18th instant
and bound in large recognzance, on the l4th in
stant to keep the peace within this District, and not
to leave it with any intent TO fight duel with Mr.
Stanly and Mr. Stanly, who had escaped from arrest
and left the District the lth instant, having con-
tinued beyond its limits and being subject to no such
embarrassment as that to which MIR. Wise is now
subjected, !, who had given the within intimation,
learning that compliance with it by Mr.. Wise
would be forfeiture ofhi recognizance, and likewise
subject him to an indictment under the laws of Con-
gress against duellng, in the event hostile meeting
should ensue felt that the liberaty of high courtesy
belonging to the occasion required that should with.
draw this animation. Upon inquiry, learning that
such is the opinion Of some Of the most eminent in
the legal profession in this District, hereby with
draw the intimation.
Mr.. Stanly of course, could not be consulted; but,
having ample authority to act for him. do it in his
behalf.