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Correspondence of the Herald.l

lCOnesrondence oil the HeraidJ
y. WASHINGTON, July 10, 1912.
A View Field for the Picturesque, should
there DO n New DIR. syntax In tho Field
Lovers NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from Italy,
Spain, America, and Elscys hcrc--a Tenn
porary Change Of Presidency mt the White
House, but neither Wrought by Bolts nor
his I'm pc nc hncnt. F
If there be asy DR. Syntax hcreabout with taste
for the picturesque, he need not travel in search of
it away from home. 1t starts up to the eye every
where in this neighborhood" Georgetown heights
proverbial for it but in the Presidents garden
yesterday, Mt fhc music we were fascinated with
one or two specimens Of it, which would form de-
lighttul studies. There was full view of the CAPT
iol through the trees at a point in one alley, and a
glimpse ia nnoIhcr Of those OF the columns of the
new Treasury buildings which are attached not
as The down-caste said, TO the pisdrro in front,
but TO the porforico behind, either OF which scenes
are worthy Of the most gifted artist. = q
We thought we were by ourselves there, as we
were revtlliog in one of these engaging prospectc
when our attention was withdrawn by another, clio
ser at hand, but by no means less interesting. Ii
was the unexpected meeting Of a certain Young lady
of - with gentleman from -, who. IN a fit Of
despair, had withdrawn himself to cure, what till
that moment had appeared to him a hone less pas
SON. but, poor fellow he had experienced the truth
SO quantity told by an ancient British bard -
Short absence hurt him more
And made his wound far greater than befpre; ~, 3
Absencc not long enough to root ont quite
All love, increases love At second night
And we predict, from what we witnessed, that he
is destined to reap the re ard of his involuntary de-
votedness; Of which, ere long, we anticipate the
formal proclamation in some OF those mysterious
little invitations for an evening party, with white
ribbons To the seals, announcing hearts surrendered
and often proving the. harbingers OF MISCHIEF to ma
ny more that yet think themselves conqucst-Prooi
In the last register of rambles, we dwelt upon
the Interest excited by the first letter OF the alphabet;
but io-dayhe second came out IN no tilc strength.
There was the beautiful Mrs B'''''', of George
town. with her ambassador husband, giving dignity
and grace 10 the scene .ts...s,.
And there was the great Globe itself" the arch
and intelligent Miss B****. sot
The lovely Italian Countess, who is now Mrs
Mstf"sst', attracted no slight admiration,
: The Spanish wife of the late Minister to Spain,
noby upheld at our court garden, her own native
lands renown for beauty.
And Mrs. R"*s'r*s., and Miss vs* Nst*, most
worthily represented some of the American
branches of the same family
We missed from the parties, the ever welcome
presence Of Mrs. Robert Tyler. Her frail health
has Withdrawn her for the summer to her fathers
abode in Pennsylvania. -
In her place stood Mrs. Temple, with all The
blended otincss and loveliness which Pettrich has
admirably copied in his often praised has rehe'i-
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OCULISTS.
J. FIR AN CTS
OCULIST


NO; 10 BARCLAY STREET, within two doors Of the
nfiammatory disease olhe eye weakness of sight,
never fail removeg nebuas Of the longest standing without
""' CERTIFICATES. sr
certify that Jscoh Valentine sont OF about fifteen years
Of brought house lst FILL apparently blind He
cled today and that he has bc the patieut OF
Dr. J. Francis; Whose mt ms 1s sf TSsspi under
Rector Of ST. Georges Church, Beeknan ST.
This ito certify that Of my drcn afflicted with
diseased eyes for length of time OF them wa almost blind
without any good effect and dsraIed og them being
recovered Thsy perfectly restored TO sight by Dr. j.
Z DANIEL s. JONES 4ss Pearl street.
almost blind for eye ard in hive eeks under
sk of DR.. J. Francis, my sight Is
49, MARTHA BROWN III Forsyth street.
''FN' -" GEORGE BENEDICT,
49,. - Pastor Of tbs Stanton street Chursh. ,
nearly blind for twenty y.aIs with cataract ~ eac
AMI from the Of DR. Finc wonderful II paration Tor
T : HESTER JOHNSTON,4 Al Eidrdge street,
We the undersI ned having witnessed The ASTONISHING en-
cacy OF Dr.. Francis peIsraon for diseases Of the eye
e atngy recommend them TO the notice OF the ubiic as
Dancan Dunbar. Pastor Of Med ,ugal st. Church
John Peck Agent of,he Home Mission Society.
Jicob Bfouper, Pastor Of the North Ba st Church
Joseph Andreade Roman Catholic Plies, Of ST. Peters
Numerous the office. Prerared and
sold only by Dr. Francis 10 Barclay street. New York
tn natural, without giving the slightest pain 49,.
Dr. Ffancis ecully informs his friends and the pubic
that onsequcnce Of the Of his business DR. Genny
Member # TIE Royal College Of Surgeons Lond9n and OF the
dence be placed in his prof. ssiona skill as an Ocuis
Office hours from Q A. NJ. unu 6P M. Jyio 3r'c
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IS She is OF tn. best blood, yet beters it
With all the graces of an excellent spirit \
Mild as the i.Iant rose. and innocent
As when heaven lent her us; Her mind, az well
As face, is yet paradise untainted
With bemishes."
Some one by our side remarked that her vsii,
which is Ia be brief, will be succeeded by one from
her sister, Mrs. Waller, of whom we so frequently
dlscoursed ere she changed her name.
The excellent lady Of the President, sat near her
daughter in the door way leading into the port.
co, though still, to the regret OF all who can appre
cate worth and amisbleness, too much the invalid,
personally 10 dspensc Inequalities, where, onerous
though they must be, from the muliitudinous claims,
they are ever rendered with aacriiy.
The sprightly Miss R*ss*~"* having newly
arrived, was with her fiends, the ever Interesting
Misses d. ,
Soft-by way of digression-there goes -.
A hint to you, my friend.
III our affections cannot be compelled
Our actions may
The weather put its smile Just in time
for the music, and we have seldom seen more
mcrous assemblage, and among them, more beauty
of every sIationnor, indeed, more OF what call
ed the high aTistocracy. ~
Ofcoursc, such crowd will contain of al
sorts aid we CHANGED TO stop among Sroupe Of
snariers who were gazing up at the White House
jus, the air OF dismissal was play ing by the band :;
and heard various lamenaiOn over the omission ef
Mr. Bolts 10 get John Tyler dismissed from the
preme rule, as II was reported he meant TO do that
morning Shrcds and patches Of newspaper abuse
were echoed back and forth with fluency and exu-
lation and az the Pre-, ident stood, untouched and
unmovcd, chatting ard laughing among his visiterr,
it occurred 10 us how he and others, who simi-
laIy beset, and blackened hy envy, NIGH, aeopt the
following extrac' from Zen Johnson, with which we
will take leave of he grounds and OF our reaocIs--
till next tine; so, here they are
They talk, as they wont, not as merit
Iraduce by custom most dogs do bark
De nothing out OF judgment, but disease;
Speak ill., because they could speak well
And who'd he angry with these OF creaiuycs1
| What wise physic al have ever seen,
Mov'd it'll frantic man The same effects
| That he doth bear to his sick patient
Should right mind curry to such as these
And DO count il most revenge,
That | c an do thus--with such q Get neglect
Pluck from them all the pleasure OF their malice,
For that's the mark Of all their Ingenious drifts
To wound my patience, howsoe'er they seem
To aim at other objects which, IL missd,
| Their envys like arrow, shot upright,
That. in the fall, endangers their own heads
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BATH BUILDINGS.

FORMERLY RENSHAW'S, at Long Brsnch.-This ex-
telsye and delightful Sea Bahin Estael shmeni be
respectfully to orn its former patrons and the public that
conse rabc additions and alterations INCREASING the comforts
ness for their accommodation. ~ -
Wishing reasonable the times will Afford the board
will be dollars per week last year. instead Of dol
a as formerly Chidep ola and servants half ice
Horses full fed $3.50 He hopes he without
ton that his table and accommodations will De equal
Long Branch Young people requiring much room will
find accommodating terms. :.
je22 JAMES GREEN.
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duties, they would excuse from being a candidate
and hope they will do SO.
second ballot taken, when Robt. II. Morris had
votes, Calvin Balls O. Frederick A Tallmadge and
blank l.
MAyoH--No election. Gentlemen please prepare their
ballots
blank J.
Calvin Balls was dec lared to be elected
Alderman Rails then called TO the chair by tho
Mayor who retired, and the Board adouned to Thursday
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BOrtOn.
lCorre.pondence of the 1Isrnld.l

Correspondence of the IlcraldJ
EosToS, July 9, o'clock, p NJ.
Great Travelling to and from the Eastuard-Stedu-
boat Compaition-The sp!er.did Embellishments.
Mr.. Reddimg, the enfe7risaag agent Of the II
rald-Stock and other Markdts-Erthanses %, SC.
The travelling to and from Boston at this tine
equal if indeed it does not exceed all former prs
dent. Especially is this the in regard TO arri-
walls from and departures for lie east This IL partly
owing to the extreme cheapr of fares and PARTLY
to the fact that people have not much else TO do
There are two lines Of steamers now between this
city and Bangor, Me-, which ca use this cheapness.
One line which is the old lne runs three boats and
the new or &c Independent Line,' but one, to witt
the steamer Telegraph, which is owned in New
York, and commanded by that popular commander
on the eastern routes, Capt. S. H. Howes. The
Telegraph, am told, gets majority Of the passeh-
gers. She left last evening with about five hul-
bred. r
There is no great news here to-day, and will
proceed to give you the state of the stock and other
markets, after saying few words in favor OF your
opular agent here, Mr.. Geo. w. Redding. He has
one of the finest establishments in Uncle Sans do
m'nlons, and the way the Heralds go off after the
arrival of the mails, is caution TO some other papers
know of. He has splendid store first rate STU
alton State street. in the very centre Of The busi-
and hustle of the city is agent for the perio il
Gals oil ns ana DINER copntrles ana what Is OF equal
Importance in this warm weather, has the best sy-
ups, and soda and mead. to be found the city
have said thus much in Justice to enterprising
and deserving young man.
The Cotton market is dull, and less than 300 bales
have changed hands during the week. Florida,
good quality, brought I'D per Id. 6 months The
sales of Goldfish have been light at old prices.
Mackerel, rs and 3's, held at SO and 81, so per
Dbl, and bit few. have yet arrived. In the Flour
market there is little change, and the supply is
ample Genesee stands at SO SO, CG for common,
md $6,2 81, Is for fancy brands, cash 200 bbls.
Fredericksburg, extra Eagle brand sold for y per
DBL, cash. There has been but li,tie variation in
the prices of grain. Southern yellow, fiat, stands at
50 60 cents, and white IS 81 cents
Bills on London, 60 dsys, ASA per cent prem;
France, 81. 80 81. 81; Holland, SO per glider ;
Hamburger, IS per M. b.; New York at par. Phila-
lephIa, do l-S discount; Baltimore, do do !;
Charleston, ~ -; New Orleans Sal: Sa-
vannah, 2 az. +- .--s
The sales at the Stock Exchange this day, were
ls follows;-30 shares Boston and Worcester n all
z Dad at9 IL "a advance; 10 do. Providence
Rail Road, So IL do Western X all Road, IS IL !;
| 10 do Char,eslown Branch, SO "a 62l-2; 10 do
I East Boston Ferry Company, A 81; 10 do New
| England Bank, 90 3D. 10 do United States Land
| Company, Ia . ., Yours, &c. b.
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.IEWELRY.

w scrtrr is selling all descriptions Of. gold aud silver
Watches gold and silver pencils gold chains keys at re-
tail lowe Than other the city Gold aches
q dollars each Watches and Jswelry .sehan'
bought All Watches warranted 10 keep good
or the money retained Watches and Clocks repaired IN the
warranted at much less than the usn prices
by one OF te finest workmen the city. q. c. ALLEN I'm
porter Watches and Jewelry Wholesale and eta 20 Wall
street, up stairs .--..r Jei9 iin'rc /
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Two MiSIsrLRs sTGuoK ny Lieu ~iro.--On suuday
asst says the Stamford Advocate IL holt fell upe
The Church in North stamford al the moment the Rev.
Mr.. Fuller assisted by the Rev. Mr. Buffet, sdmias
terng the Sacrament his people. The electric fluid
entered the chimney Of the budipe, followed the stove
ppe down to elbow nearly the aisle when the ppe
burst and both of thu Reverend gentlemen were
stricken TO the Aoor-no other BdIv duais N the congre-
cation injured Mr.. Fuller recovered from ne
shock, but time before Mr. Dtbfet exbihet
any signs of life. He il now doing we'll -, -- .
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TnE LATE GEM Rnls Acr OF FANNY ELssIER.-
We publish with pleasure The following letter from
Md'ile Fanny Elssler, hat the public may that
she has honoraby fulfiediIer part-it now remains
for those who have SO generously undertaken this
woodwork ,tt pcseyerc ill success crown their hopes.
This is the last act Md'Ie Fanny, the IT, Statee
and il is every way worthy Of her.
To Msssw. PiurIr HoNE, GEO. p. Morris, and
TnoMAs BARRY:--@
GENTLEMEN;
/ have been informed that you have very kindly
consented TO take charge OF the various sums col
ccted in behalf of The g Theatrical Fund OF New
York" The ready zeal and generous indifference
display for the rcublean responsibility Of such
!, charge, entities you, not alone 10 the grateful
hanks OF the recipients Of this bounty, but TO the
aspect Of all friends OF plantIophy. Permit me
TO make my humble contribution, the net proceeds
If last nights benefit at the Park Theatre, 10 this
vorthy object, With the expression of my ardent
hope that this Institution will grow and prosper like
goody tree, and that hnngry thousands may par
take of the friits thereof
Respectfully you're,
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NOTICES.

NTOTICBA special meeting of the Stockholders of the
In Amertsn Patent Friction Match Company viii be held al
the Company's aehou Boson hir day te 2ist d
OF July next at O'clock NJ Auacus attendance Is
auvsted. Per order Of the DuscieTs, f
'Tsfl GEO. &. GOODWIN, Secretary.
Boston, June 81, 1879. jeo2wsr
CORPORATION. NOTICE-Publie Notice s hereby gi-
that sale OF ,or unpaid xes iase
Wednesday, the 18th day Of September re az Y o'clock
noon be continued from day until the whole OF SAID
shall be sold and hs, the de tailed statement OF the
tsres and property be sold published in de Nsw Era
.f--t ALFRED A. SMITH, Comptroller. q
Office Nav 1872. je25 inwtSepr28c
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WATERING PLACES, sc.
SHARON SPRINGS

THE PAvILLION.-This new commodious Hotel viii be
open Tor the reception Of visitors and after the first OF
New York.
The clear pure of the springs greatly r,scubln
those OF the white sulphur springs of Virginia, have been
proved 10 be highly ecacous Rheumatic Cutsncous, Bsi-
iops and DysPeptc compaints aud IN the OF Fry ss
oatrheun Scroula, Liver Complaint, and general debty
and IN many ether respects las certied BY some OF the
most eminent medical proesso the United Sates ne.ci
nal and healing properties unsurpassed and believed TO be une
quailed BY any IN this country. -.
Added 10 these the rides the vicinity numerous villages,
extensive views neghborns aud romantic scenery ar.
among the attractions offered 10 these seeking Ia me neat
OF summer either health pleasure. -
These springs but few hours ride foi Sarotog Troy,
Albany Sc and are accessible from Cansoharie the Alba
ny and Utica raload wher. carriages daily await the arrival
OF the from Schenectady and Uuca 10 carry visit
10 the Spngss distance Of about eight niles arriving IN
for dinners also by the Albany and Cherry Valley turn
pike by daily stages being about iortyve miles west OF the
Warn. cold and shower Baths furnished all times either
of IA mineral flesh water and every attention given
der the stay OF visitors agreeable. ....
the season. G.. w. D. GEDNEf.
THE SPRINGS HOTEL.--This HoIei will b. opened at
the above village of Sharon Springs for the reception
residence. ,t JOHN v. ETTEN.
on fnxxo saxNAr
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CAUTION TO INSURERS.

MERCHANTS and others, who insured in the Hartford
w Fire Insurance. Company at Hartford are ADVISED against
nsuring in this Company. !. i. 4
The this duty inform the public he was
unfortunately insured Tor rather paid them the misn Tor IN
hin on his hardware cutlery and cnpgs at Detroit
and sustaining aIos they r!scd 70 for his cast s e hsi
lead damaged On the uas,, Illegal aud dcspcable
around, that flfrse srtc'ss
~ n" WE'RE NOT HARDWARE
thinking probsby Tn were res dry goods
and thus evsdc the payment honorable clam against
them
Merchants | Judge for themselves, whethern Is then
interest insure in such company or roi,<,
To guard against mistate and act OF Justice TO We N
ma "Prp>stiop" Fire Insurance Companies Of ltfod
the subscriber feels bound TO add that the above caution has
application whatever either Of those Eonpanes but applies
only 10 The Hartford re insgrsnys Comy'ny of winch NJ
ir6 lmsr -. A. y. NEWBOULD, No. 90 John ct.
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BOA RIDING.

AT DEAL, MONMOUTH co. N. j..
lo.;s s: e
be s
h nd and from sss ~. pss
be found moderate Also ssabling &C. for horses on
F. pledge, himself that effort Of his will be wanting
70 endf tho who u.s.. HIM cj I'm and ha1 ms
PAVILION, sAKAT0GA sPRINGs--The Pavil.on, CON
Iodine Gs SIn@ Ss, S e%
aqi Gps" for q 5scptOq For
s3 "' %:ss
meet IN gone desIss he depression Of The tines share of
' s. ' :. John CROSS, Proprietor:
Til, aHTE R"s merry. Msr 1
ae esa ws e w Sa well ips iS@ ec.s
wines ale and porter Also ,esars Of The first quail
thank. friends. . and ie a
h last nss ysa Ts s So gS
& s nse can q. rS assured a' bd, y ~ mot be
Sun Sac%sn eap Se accommodated with the hes, board
what hSu3hcy please, except Sunday alwaysst o'clock
advantage pleasure to visit The above and try the tar
get Poqs9as good dinners His prices are accord
py to see h friends and visitc,s ieia mr
IjRE III MI HoHsE Ghe.ngI .itesI, H.twssn
"a Eken The above hSn,e lately II the Of
bSs Re "oy tbs cd s ana
accomm 1dAtons unhvalled by any establishment in the
country.
The Of the fremont large airy furnished
with bedding, and attended by the careful
The proprietor 3rs himself that he will lose the
checriy accorded him, whist Of
the Indian Queen- The Larler shall be kept constantly
supplied With all the choice productions of the market,
gether with vegetables upon his farm in the vicinity
Of the cty1 Ii, - ~.y ~ .a-l
The Wides, (mauy OF which have been above thrtytwo
botes of the propreors selection
imported by him from the Oldest and celebrated hou
parts OF Europe. The cocks h fremont House
among themost skful and celebrated in their line and the
other servants CAREFUL attentive and obeent The whole
abishment being unJe the date the
bms l which with his long and well known
ence IN hotel eepng will enaare TO his guests all that their
every wantwilI require.
The location the being in immediate vicinity of
the Exchange and Post Office and the various ambost land
and rail road derots the theatres and other places
amusemen os the man OF business or Of leisure sngu
larry facilities for The prosecution OF their designs in visi
ting the city, - ..-
Fer the better accommodation Of Ladies' private
IL attached d the house, opening on Chestnut street
Regular bparder will be taken the most accommodating
terms. BERNARD DUKE. :
The following papers will publish the above and send bills
With paper marked Tremount House Bers and Schuytl
Journal Keys,one II ixbus, Lancaster Integence Pits
burg G1ets, Wheeling Times, Fillmore American, Wash
Geor nan, Charleston Mercury, Augusta Chronicle, D2yes
rum New York Herald New York Truth Teller, Holidays
burg Stsndaru, Germantown Teegaph, Delaware Gazette,
Wilmington. $3.50 ~ -. je22 law 3w
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s SOUTHERN n nsnhr.Ef & NEW YeRK.

John c. Ball, New York, September L., f.i's
Henry w. Hervet, New York. scptcmberi.
John Stephenson. New York, September l. -
Daniel s. smith, New York, September l.
Dunbar s. Dyrcn. New York, September,
William L. Northsn, New York, September T..
George w. souie, Ncw Ye-k, ,septem,sr l.
VIM. c. Gardner, New York, September I.
Bushrod Wslior, New York, scp;embor1
n. Quockcnbush, Wlliami,rIgh, sept'.mber |.
Josrlli r. Coleman, Hndsopy sefaem brr J.
Joseph Il. Curtis, Brook y n, September J. $50.
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Cont Cairndnr-This Day.

. COrRr OF COMMON Psrss~-Nos 81, a. Ieh i2'' 1885,
57. ..-.. - s'a Il "~-''"
Crcuir CouRr-Nos a. 70, n ~ 50, %, 93, oelol
lo2 log, 40 49, III, ga 40 a. ST. i"~iid, 10, W, lis,
llp, 100
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New York, Iuly 2, Hf2.

oLp Worss-Livelv old women are 10 Young
ones what reisins are to fresh grapes.
STORM AT ROCHESTER here was terrible
thunder and lightning storm at Rochester last Fri
day. Mrs. Kezeler was killed by the lightning
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BOOK BINDING

III II IAlt-t III
~ IRELAND, No. 100 Nassau having entire
H. stock Of Binding Tools and Ruling Machinery OF the
latest approx PATTERNS prepared
all orders in the durable and handsome
Merchants Acccont Books and al other kinds Of Bankwork
rurd and bound and style n 4 wsrraned
satisfaction Any work ordered can be done Ne Eng
sh mode if required H. l. has he'd long experience in both
fhods mlR
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BE WATCHFUL.

Ot 1OOlb llSbbl
DE BTANDRETH'S Office is now 2liBowcy, having re-
IL moved from 76 e requests his friends 10 be careful Of
ror-ea and who deceive 'be unwsy
Remember Dr. Brsndrcths Office is az not ZIG Rowery.
je20 imsc
JOUN CONROY Fishing Tackle Manufacturer, inform.
his friends and the lovers OF angling h,i he Ha5 ui nd
great variety Of axle, the prices to suit the times ther pas
than other he aas hmso OF this adyer-
that such is not The case he VIII guarantee TO
sell cheap cheaper tln can be purchased elsewhere,
and his long the business warrants him IN saying
hat his cEIs i made of the best material Rods and reels al
all piccs. - Corner OF ciin anu r ui ION
5000 Spanish silkwom gut selling cheap by the 100 or
lOa0
o bamboo Rods lately received from Calcutta ard selling
All nearly cost
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A ( CHAMBERMAID'S

"a Oh n DE- TttN hID % =
Situation wanted bye respectable young and who
would be willing 70 herself otherwise useful Apply
l2i Mott street. UhN"i
ENGLISH PUBLICATION sT-Young men Of COOL a9-
Il dress and perseverance may ud constant enpoymept with
fair the sale OF ne most popular reriod'c o.
The Herald office. III III
CEORd;S. COLYER and THOMAS Du GARD, sNcce,-
VI sors q, auis b. Griffin Co.. would respectfully inform
ih-ircnd. nd rpb, that they ae prepared TO furnish
limb Of dcsc short pobcc, and on a.
snsr,be terms rs hny eaIlshmsn the city a then New
STAN Saw Mill foot Of Fourteenth STR et North Rver
jyli lm'r
(vONsIGNEEs per British bar1ue Countess Of Anm from
~ Liverpool will please send their permits on board pier "
r. or 10 the Office OF the subscriber without delay. Al goods
not permitted in Ave dsys must upsyG.6 ef ,snt cRrbiie
JOHN HEhDMAN,
Fiv6r 81 South ~.
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s II | X rs

SHITs mNde order after the most approved French
~ fashions gcntemens 6nrnepts Of ~ descriptions made
srgemcn Furnishing store o. and Maiden lane corner
jrso ims '.~~" WILLIAM COLLINS