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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-26
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Charleston.
Correspondence OF the Herald
CHARLESTON, July 10Th, 1913
Election of Sheriff Various Candidates-Ihs Re
suit, &c
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ.,


suit, &c.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ.,
DEAR SIR
As the heat of vertical sun. with the thermo-
meter considerably above ninety, was not enough
to cause the blood to course swiftly through the
VEINS, we have just got through hot and animated
contest for the SherfIaty Of Charleston District,
with some of the particulars, and the result OF which
have taken up my pen to inform you. There were
no fewer than five Richmonds in the field, all of
whom, in the opinions of their respective friends,
"were good men and true," all well armed and
accoured for the conflict, with the most lndisputa
BILE claims upon the surages of the people, and the
best possible qualifications for the office.
First upon the list, as being the successful cand-
date, and therefore entitled to precedence, was DR.
John B. Irving, gentleman OF considerable litera-
ry attainments, which he has displayed in variety
OF forms, such essaying ecturlng, and furnishing
for certain periodicals interesting and graphic des
crptlons OF horse races, deer hunts and gentemens
country seals
Besides the Doctor, Col Sh;nger Thomas J.
CAN'T, Esq, L. H. Seymour, Esq, and Major Kan.
napaux, were aspirants for the high distinction
Col. hinger being the only candidate from the
country, Che Others all residing IN the city, had
the advantage oil an almost undivided country sup
port, and would no doubt have succeeded but Tor
the skiltul manBuverng OF the diplomatic doctor,
who, discovering the mor-ing OF the election
that the result would likely go against him, found
means TO gain over TO his interest the present
sheriff and the influence remaining 10 him, fNgether
with the candidate tor whom his, the sherff's sup
port had tor some time previously been pledged
II is said that some OF Col 5 3 confidential and
intimate frends were unable to resist the soft and
bewitchng Establishments of the captivating Doc
tor, and fell almost INCREASINGLY into his longing
and outstretched arms. Ii is to be hoped that the
terms OF the compact are well understood by the
parties, and that there will be squabbllng here
after about the various stlpulations which make
part and parcel OF the agreement.
The Sheriff OF Charleston District has, fortunately
for some OF his riends, little patronage and a few
offices such as clerkships, deputy, jalor, &c &c.
in his bestowal, and there are many eager expect
ants watching with anxious eyes every movement
of he fortunate Doctor. 1t is supposed, however,
that certain Baron T., broken wine merchant,
and MIR c., a superannuated exquisite, who for
many years has held an office in the State Bank,
and is remarkable for an external poteness and
amability to be exceeded by no beau alive, will
come in for the largest share of official favors
Want OF room compels me TO stop. The Doctors
majority was about 100 Yours, truly, A. B.
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NM III CTIdNC
HENRY FULLER, Solicitor jy2i 2taw ~
A RARE CHANCE,

DOR SALE-A Porter House, the best situations
10 The city, known the East River Coffee House,
South street with all the fixtures attached thereto and
ornaments Switchboard tunder coye signs an,pai .ncies
&c
There also attached the house egh handsop is fur
nsed lodging the whole wild be disposed Of { Iea
sonable valu alton.
The house present doing excellent business but the
health OF its present oprieor and urgent business at the
South. IS the reason for his wanting customer.
The Eastern Boats arrive the door the various
lines OF London, Liverpool New Orleans aud other ckets
immediate vicinity, and the Fulton Market block
below
To wishing engage the opportunity
is offered worth oosng after F0 further particulars inquire
Of A. II BURNS III South street iyll lm-T
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CONFECTIONERY.
OONr CO lONEhI.
CREAMS, ICES, JE LIES, &c. &c. &c.

ONFAWS, ICE JE 'LIEo XC. &C. NC
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL At Reduced Prices at 70
w Canal street-JOHN BRAOEN, the well known pro-
preor of the above old ebl'hment the lar ten
grateful for the hitherto received ON his friends
DESTROYS merit of it, respectfully informs
Them and the public generally that he ready TO supply
touery in all its banche, such quantities they b" pleas
ed to order always they within the POUNDS u
possibility.
he extent and elegance Of nj, Saloons for the reception OF
pesal oI the Of families the acknowledged
ueority Of his Creams Jeilies Ices and
generally, welt and to ally
appreciated to require commentator BY Advertisement
his establish reputation
which he has snd built up fr it, he
hopes OF the extensive he
ha, f.goured with, aud the eal
salst elton TO al, who vor MN with their custom.
Creams Jeies, and Ices, 10 forms, at 6s per quart.
Orders any part of the city free OF expense.
IN
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CINCINNATI OBSERVATORY - The people Of Cincin-
natl are resolved on erecting an observatory The
Astronomical Society have lately held a mee citing,
at which Mr.. M. Mitchell read the title bond OF
Mr.. LoDgworth 10 the Society for four acres of
ground on the hill east OF the city, provided it shall,
within two years erect thereupon a suitable CD
servatory. The right of way TO the grounds was
granted by Messrs. Clark Williams and A. H.
Ewing.
After this, Mr.. Mitchell reported designs of the
plans for an observatory stating that he had slrra-
dy Obtained $1,000 Of additional subscription wa rds
erecting it Another $1,000 he suppose " ould be
enough. The society resolved that the building
should be erected and liberal sub, cription was AZ
once commenced, leaving no doubt 90 to the praeu.
cabIllty ot securing the amount required
Mr. Mitchell was authorised to visit Mr. J O.
Adams, and invite him, in the name OF the Society,
to deliver the address the ceremony OF laying the
corner stone of the Cincinnati Observatory.
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THURSDAY AFTERNOON, July 10th The stesm-
ship Unicorn, with 4lh July Eogish mail. arrived
here yesterday evening at half past eight O'Clock,
and after landing the mail and passengers, pro-
ceeded down the river to tow up to port h. M. ).
lusrious, ha wing on board Vice Admiral SIR Chas
Adams and family, who are on visit 10 His Ex-
cellencv the Governor General This morning, at
nine oclock, the telegraph on the citadel announced
after she was anchored abreast of the Queens
wharf, and Immediately fired salute OF eleven
guns, which was returned from the citadel with
fifteen guns IL uebec Cor. Mont HefnM
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For CHrNA--A beautiful new brig, built at Bos-
in all respects a man of war, with a battery Of
eight or ten guns, arrived here on Saturday morn
ing, and sailed again Yesterday, on her return, via
New York She ls called the Antelope, command
ed by Capt Forbes, and we learn that The object OF
her PRESENT trip is to get her in trim and try her
powers OF sailing Passengers. Col T. II. Perkins.
j p. Gushing, Esq, and j. M. Forbes.-Norfos
Herald 24ih INST
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TO TAiLORS.


VIZ H. sTINEMETS taxes leave announce to the Trade
w aud complete for tuuing Garmsns
e would be the
c sy Ssn
Publication be proper to late. that IS the result Of
Hs Efe ySTb cppon BY the sd
raj Of bs & S e hs h! ing
mos. IN nept in tie pro e,.iou. II entirely from ~ in
SoI ne
coats 1sTous styles and sizes, ESQ, Tiou, Cost
,ch rot Oriental s9, UaiSIms al he various syle,
loon, of ee,creton together with General Rsmak'
81 which those Of moderate capacity win be 70
appy the with end a. the ms avoid those
Am se wSo
Of Rf pesaps ugeaaJsd The WORK can be obued on
apple ton at 81 Ced street. And to those living At distance
vss can be forwarded to any part the United States
CRoToN WATEK1DAY's IIRsT PkElIUM %
purposes for which leather used and warranted TO pos
'i Isl n s peeeg sh1 under of the Coo
"a made Of the strongest fabrics and will mildow
S R ' nos By m cont.c, with oil or
grease ,ened by cold weather. nor can the rubber de-
the s., complaint be made ;i, Of q. Hoe no, pO.'e
side OF r month, from its purchase and other gwen in e1
coqPiiDs and will be attached without charge.
U, the article long Fl 5 sadPg fe Sd many other
ii7im., snrc.,.n, 20 roIhnIy ] U e 9 Ms,nenL.r..
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN FRICTION
MATCHES.
"A or any other offensive qsty and actually sateTcroof
ha, lately patented a letters ., the United STATE,
iursd Offered he pub!e he Of
NS 70 aasS ae, e TO ea and
And al pe.on. are hereby notified Of said p'ent
aaS 1S' hey SiSs pc
and cmster and burn with brilliant fame; placed
vertical position will continue to urn ong enough TO seal
is aad for WEEK.. aud
sa ,i;s of these Match, are mias old above name
T-NG. Ezra and Pefgm,d. The latter are agIssab,
and al win, m,eSs, viii ,e.ay perceive
hw decided The ady nage % Dy .ns; " ohe
orders s an. SSwES w 81 n .a;,.s;.
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
: PHILLIPS, Merchant Ts2r tlste Of A.toI house
wa b w s Is. pes ses Sdn ne
snpo,bIs to DO 50 while subject to the enormous opys
dS %S %. s Rsp sas r. the
% TSsAG REE sdfns Of Bs.i%n %Ss
gentlemen be Supplied at deduction Of ten cent
The following !, submitted merely a. specimen of the
supsT6ns Goats made 10 the best style from SIC SIS
Extra do OF the finest quality, 10 10
3. r bsss lcaven conclusion ob,erve articles
be relied n a. au house Ss 2 %G
sI'tvr Of ,,iclss ii imr
VII : II! ss1ys5 e s$ss..
b., bpasSsI Of insurance against loss damage by ire
an GOOD, wares and merchandise and Also vessels and then
'SfS0'' 's'm'' l0'''T bi8f'ssps e AiySs!!o'
IN oms, w Thorpe Eliihs Riggs
ffhsoom n r WoSdrus benjamin r Robson /
John OsvIsD sranch sage
Thomson Price !oseph Alien
fokn M lee John Moore
Gasrs TUctsr gAnes y HolInos'
rsIsb & Trup JAMES Whiting
antnu Baxcr WIN Thorn
TrEeph Urake irsi Hawey
BlpG Meat Thomas Monei
rnOMAH W, THOkNE, Preside I.
gGO. a. aoPE, Secretary mi9yIss
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Saratoga Springs.
ICoHespondence OF the HeradI
SARATOGA SPRINGS, July %, lS4S
Grounded Hotsls-Loue, Politics, and Religion The
Herald Be

SARATOGA SPRINGS, July %, lSaS
Grounded Hotsis-Loue, Politics, and Religion The
Herald &c.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ.,
My DEAR SIR
We are full, crowded to OVERLOOKING damned.
There are more human souls more fabe mortals
here now, than were ever consregated in the same
space before The United States' sends folks
into the fourth story, and if the house had fifth,
or even sixth, believe people would go as high up
without grumbng, Martin has now four hundred
boarders in the hotel, and sevenyfve lodging out;
and his dozen cottages are also filled. The Union
is not far in the rear. Putnam told me yesterday
that every room was full, and he had put in requi-
sition all the spare rooms of his neighbors The
Pavilion, under Barnum's management, is on the
high road to prosperity LaUs Dec.
Your able represe NATIVE m 1st take trip up here
and take notes, There are thousand things trans
piring every day, that ought to be duly chronioied
in the Herald We are full of love and matrmony
politics and finance, singing and dancing. Yankee
Hill has had the whole town In an uproar with his
comcalities, and filled his pockets by The operation
Russell has gwen two concerts, and completely en-.
chaned our resident and transient population. John
Hawkins the reformed drunkard, held forth the
other night Dr. Macauley, distinguished and
learned divine, preached in the Presbyterian church
Yesterday to an attentive and crowded auditory.
Again, say, come up here.
The Herald continues, OF course, te be the paper
sought after, and its agent Lewis, and his boys,
have become lions OF the town. IL is no uncommon
thing for one number of the Herald to serve a dozen
persons
advise every one who comes here to visit that
charming retreat, the Lake House, four miles east
of us. The fishing, and game and fish dinners, are
peculiarly fine, and liquors TIT for king Coles
Grove, in the south part Of the village, also de-
Iishtfu resort, where all can go and find quiet
orderly, genteel place, and very prince for
keeper.
Every body takes an interest in the Puseyite con-
troversy. Your articles the subject are read
eagerly and much admired for their correct tone
and boIdness, are also your articles on Irish af-
fairs and political matters in general Go head!
The coming month will be glorious one, and the
man who fails 10 visit Saratoga during the August,
loses ten years of his life hear from all quarters
that the town will be invaded.
Adieu, RovER
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D. M PEYSER ~ co.


NO ITO William street corner OF JohD street. and 4s broas
uppy as s following ASG G6ob AZ
wSsS he SS oP Wholesale and
Berla Zephyr and German wsrstsd-the most complete
Berlin Embroidery Patterns-a choice ses ction. 80
Canvas. for EmboiterY OF cotton, wontAd, linen, e
gold and silver. of all width, and qualities.
Silk Chenille, for embroidery, thinning and flower MAXIM
Purse Twist, German French and English, PLAIN and
shad d, 10 skens sticks, and on spoos.
Floss Silk for Embroidery and Fringe Makers IN skens and
spools,
sa,penders superbly embroidered, and suspender Trim
mugs.
Mother OF Pearl Gold Silver aud Steel Purse Ornam
Gold and Silver Fringe, Braid, Cord Twist, Thread and
Tas'els.
ces.
Artificial Floven-a choice selection
Fpges cotton, wonted and silk imported and domestic
Glmp', Tasses, Buttons and all other kind of trimming
jyl7 3m &c
VIM. T. JENNINGS & Co,
DRAPERS AND JAlL@RS, 23l Broadway, Anne lean
II Hote opposite the Foun solicit att nion
ings, &C., all and vous styles under the
anc, the system .mol profits and quick
which elcited liberal patronage, will b. continued
while our ar angernep tuch will enable fiji all
den in future with prompmess
feature the establish which must commend to
those requiring articles for immediate the addition
stock Of assortment OF first quality ready made Gar
ments, consisting OF
surtouts Frocks,
Dress Goats, Pantaloons.
Travelling Frocss, Dressing Gowns, &c.
a choice sell ction Of
Silk and Satin Scarfs, CIavas,
Hsndke Icbeis, Gloves,
Suspenders, Hosiery
Under Shrts, Drawers.
Muslin Srirts Collais &c
At price, which must offer inducements pu chasers
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SHIRT MANDATORY,

ANU GEN TLkMEN'S FUK NINHINIF NTOHE,
go MAIDEN LANE--Jut received the latest and most
W approved French pattern Shirt general assortment OF
shirts under garment hosiery, cravats, handk erenies ne
shirts under made order and repaired az
siIk. VIM. COLLINS
NCl
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ROVER.

NEW MODE OF NAVIGATION BETWEEN CANADA
AND THE UNlIED STATES Most eli our readers
will rscolect that the British steam packet Adven-
ture Capt w. Taylor, of ST. Catharnes was no.
ticed in the Journal some weeks since, as havinl
passed this place. on her way to Chicago, an ex-
detrimental trp-being destined, ii the erprize
should meet with sufficient encouragement, TO be-
come one in new line OF steam schooners, with
Ericsson propellors, between that port and Montre-
al. We have now the qualification OF stating
that the Adventure has returned, with full cargo
having had good run, and very hdttering en-.
couragemen mt in the way OF business On her al
rival at Chicago, she was hailed by the citizens
with much Joy, as iormlt new era IN the com.
merce of the lakes-being the first vessel that ever
hosted he British flag in hat portland the recep-
ton Capt Taylor met with was very cordial and
satisfactory. Her cargo consisted OF 500 bush
els of wheat, 128 barrels of pork and lard, con-
signed TO George Burnett, Esq., OF II Chatarines
She was only about nine days coming down, al
though head winds prevailed most OF the time, and
consequently had to steam nearly the whole dis
tance-thereby demonstrating most clearly the I'M
portance and utility of the Ericsson propelers.-
Another fact, greatly in their favor, which ought
not be omitted, s, that no extra expense for tow
ing through the canal is required we are inform
ed by Capt. Taylor; that he steamed the whole
length OF the canal both ways, with much great
er safety and facility than TO be lowed by horse
power The Adventure next proceeds 10 Torono-
TO- as soon as the lock gates are repaired, be low
this. and thence to Montreal.-M Chathdr'ne's
Journal.
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sL. Tss . ssss s "a i SsS
Street ednesday aternooon 2sth inst, at o'clock
ca s6k ALbaNYNbsHiiyS at 7E o'eoes, 4.
1- Throug3 Direct susdsyi excepted from t.
fs Sss
s6GH IA
will leave Monday. "Wednesday md Friday evenings at
ssssmbe., NORTH AMERICA, Captain M Trne.dell,
Thursday and SATURDAY afternoons. at o'clock ''''
sisht apply board r. C. sehul,s at
skvHH 2Stcfk Ho aaS .sss
oG q saIs.. DiaP;5 S
and FSsv The Troy Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
ass: E;9se HsEsafs ss
The new low, pressure steamboat TROY, Can't A.Gorhsm,
th The MpRE .hs %0s at
O'Clock. ''''' .' = : WV
Nonc..-A Goods Freight, Baggage Bank Bills, Specie,
tn Boat, Of this Lie must be at the risk of the of
aa,es1 <eN. NO MoNoPotY-FARE REDUCED
SEaSY New Independent Opposition Line Tor Alba
Ihe new and eommodious steamboat NEW jersey
% Wss.s sd ,oG and F sG1 E
For freight passage apply board Freight taken les.
The New jersey furnished with elegant .,e rooms. and
for ed and accommodation surpassed by
boat on the Hudson river i'll
sesSs1 Aa sTh arTIS,, ISLAND FERRY. FOOT
W sTAThIf isth tDsR - anS s sAstIsGSss
will run follows until further notice'-
Leave New Yok 8, 9, 10, H., 9. M5,67
teye New York and staten Island every hour on SUNDAY
Leave Fort Hamilton IN A. NJ, returning sm New York ~
M i'll
.Sa.essy Sa NEWARK AND NEW YOKK-Fme
PAssAlc alter June sh. 's Will run as fo
Eeay, the foot of Barclay street, New York, mloA NJ
Leaves the foot Of Centre street.. Newark M7k A M and
The accommodation, both for passengers and freight have
been greatly uproved.
kre,gh, carried very Tow rate, als smr
mi =. sHREW sBURY-Lons Branch Ocean
8---M-K- House, Black Point, Rumson. and Eatontown
sHREWsBUKY, Captain Jonn p Coes, will Eaton
Land' Sunday, the 4h Of June and fol
Mendsy S ss foot a sSsS
Friday, O'Clock, A. M. Returning, will leave Eatontown
Landing each Of the above davs O'clock NJ On ga
tuday will leave New York az o'clock p M and Eaton
ata O'clock The SHREWSBURY will stop at Fort Hamil
each way.
~ Bsages will be in attendance to convey passengers
from the aforesaid landing places country required
iclt
.O<1 ~ HAMILTON HOUSE F0KT HAN
Yk--AI3LANDsR and SAMSON viii run every
day tSunday, excepted during the .ea,on as ,onqws
Lave v Fort M Hhm,lton n H. - AZ tHs NJ
This arrangement be relied permanent, its
tinusnce will not depend on contingency Il3 3mr
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NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY &c, lS43
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED


Pursusnee Oflaw John TYLER President If the United
u5s G I be Ss and %a aa
the Territory OF Wisconsin, at the periods herenafe desg
Az he laad office Mineral Point mmencipv on Nc ndsy
the twenty third FAY October for the disposal of the
puoe lads within the aforementioned townships and trac
tlonsl townships, W.
North ths base line and Vest ehe fourth principal meri
Township ght. Orange five
dan, aud North Of the WISCONSIN riper.
fractional townships eight AID rine of range one.
Fac ionai township eisht, including Of isand
lions eleven twelve thirteen aud fourteen, and township nine
tmc ona township eight, including parts of islands in
ton elshteen, OF , nge three.
fractional township eight, Of range four.
fractional town hip eight including the island in section
nine, aud township rine. of range five.
fractional township. nine and ten, of range SIX.
rae 4ona township, niue. ten an eleven OF range seven
Az the Land Office at Green Bay commencing on Monday,
lands Within the aforementioned townsInps, to wi -
North 9th base line and EGst principal eri.
Fractional TOWNSHIP the island on the north
site OF wmkonsan river, Of range nine,
nneeen twenty twent, eight TWEEN y-vine thirty
thv TWO and hirythr,e lying of the nnebago lake
aS aas Monday
the 1teenth day of october the disposed of the rss
lie laudi hereinafter desguatt d, viz -
North Of the base line, and coa Of the fourth princtpa
Township ten, Of range tea
Tine half of the quarter of section three
The half of twentyr township ten, range
twehty one.
The lot nunber five of the southwest fractional quarter Of
ssclion nine, township three of range twenty three
1T The nth quarter Of section nnesen and the
hg sSwap T9 b. If nss ss, n
or o,hef purposes win be excluded from sale
The will each be kept for week, tuness the
G ss land in Sotow%kp. so offered will be adned unl
Given unaer my hand at he City of Washington th. 9Th
day OF June, Ammo Denim l8i3
BY the Presideat.
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LARD On. MANUFACTURE The Pittsburgh Ga
zette OF a late day says
This new branch of business bids fair to become
one of vast importance to the west, and it is thought
by some will soon be second only to the manutac-
t1re of -four Lard Oil factories are springlpg
up in most western towns, and the oil of prairie
whales, rapidly supersedlng the productions OF the
fatty monsters of the deep Mr. M. g. EDDY, on
81 street, who first commenced the business in
this city, now produces beautiful oil, almost as
clear as water, which burns with great bnarcy,
and is devoid of noxlous smell and smoke Instead
OF manufacturing stenne for candles. Mr.. EDDY
only extracts a portion OF oil from The lard and
converts the remainder into Refined Lard for fam
lily use This article is OF the consistency OF well
made butter, beautifully white and free from all
impurities. IL must be fine article for pastry In
the summer season. II is sold at the price oil COM
mon.lard.
We see it predicted in some of the, papers that
our annual crop OF nearly i've hundred million
bushels of corn, which can easily be increased TO
one thousand millions, will soon, IN the shape OF oil
refined lard lard butter and sterne, be second only
to cotton in value, on the list OF American exports.
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ASE

Atl3E
"HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEWST
RETURNEp FROM ENGLAND.
Z. eS and naS
the British Colonies &c that all the latest important
Of Ss es ni ea.e n IL
forms, with cedeu,ed expedition and dispatch and
R6spp "h'
s'fp6i Gs0Rf6 ( =; Tstss
oS@ % S .sF es, %
sudnT observation. certain cOo Of the Uteras-ny
ho;D Where PATENT nS S find both .Pd sd
foraoy accommodate them while under medical
Wht.yeT c.ebny Dr. Cook may have attained in the treat.
men of Disease believes other by that
has no Agents with snY similar esb i,h
ment IN the United state can be found - me Albany Lock
The unfortunate will please sttend to this part of their du
ty he due and timely notice and govern Themselves accord
my " y REMEMBER NO. s.NoRToN STREET, ALBA
TO MANuFACTURERs AND DEALERS IN
L wo0LLENs- Henty Mgeon, FinshcI Of Cloths, Cas-,
n repeatedly iaorn, the manuiactuer, asse'. in
orders his line hi may be cOned to hum spec@ea.
R iS
He also refers to the following remarks upon his workman
' THE GOLD MEDAL
has awarded IA. Meeon, for the beautifully fin
ished Cloths Css,me sstpei displayed at the late
exhibition; the Institute have thus borne their testimony to
the perfection art bv which Mr. Mgson has
one the manufacturing wealth
OF the United States by adding, at iing from
his process of finishing aud preparation The brilliant finish
and,ikv smo thnes cloths thus pre- pared satisfy
every one who will examine them Of the great superiority OF
the process by M Mgeon Manufacturers and i'm
porte will do well 70 scquan themselves by personal eram-
nation it'll the merit OF n . invention.
Orders may be eii AZ Nos So and 81 Pine at
REFERENCES.
Haisted, Hainss & Co, 81 Nassau st.
Lander q W0cou, 90 Pine ST.
w e. Langley & Co, 81 Pine
Wilson, Butler u TO-, ~ William 81.
ID. BreghAna, 60 Fine st.
wa imsr