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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-06-25

thence with Days line north. 30 deg east,
poles to r. B. DObbin's land, thence
With his line north, 45 west, 76 poles,
thence north, 81 l>2 west, Al p les TO a
jouble sycamore; thence across the creek
south, 81 west,l2 poles TO The beginning,
containing 80 1 2 acres. To be sold as
the real estate of Dent Thomas at The
suits of William Cahill, Clark g. Wells
and George Houser. Valued at $500
90.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-06-25
Road Notice

June 10. 1914
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-06-25
Magonic Notice.

AN8W . E9EsEsENNH
HaaslarCommissienar II ChancerH
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-04-24

from the Hon. Geo. NJ Dafie, that morn.
ing received from bim.
Immediately after the reading of which,
J. F. Gordon, Esq, proposed that Mr.
McDuffie be enrolled as an honorary
member eff the Association, at which sug-
gestion the meeting rose, as by common
impulse. aud received the nomination by
nine cheers for that distinguished Senator
and Statesman.
On motion of A. Noise, Esq, twas
ResoLred, That copies of The Constitu-
,ion of the Association be left at the Of
fees of the Courier, Mercury and Patriol
for signatures.
And it was then moved and carried,
iha, in consequence Of the impossibiity oil
the present Hall accommodating the i'm.
mense crowd that had gathered, the nex'
meeting of the Association be held on
Tuesday evening next, al o'clock, at the
New Theatre.
A return of thanks being made to the
Chairman for the ability with which he
had conducted The proceedings of the
meeting. the Association then adjourned tt
meet at the time and place above desis
mated.
B. R. CARROLL. Chairman.
A. o. ANDREWS, co,.,.,,;o,
JOHN CHEEsEBoRoUeH,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-04-24

The factsSwo liaye, adducedS Sif taken:
separately, would perhaps MOI be conclu-::
sive; but taken collectively @they form
strong circumstancial evidence foribelley.,
ing, as we profess TO believe, that moi only.
have negotiations with Mexico; ;for;lhe ees-,
sion of her claims'on Texas, OF for Texas
independence been carried on3in: Mexico
but that these Degoliauons have been
brought to successful .IerminatioD.-
Shou!d this prove To- be the situation of
affalrs,fhe scruples which have been with
many The chief, with some the sole objec-
liqg, 10 Annexation, will be removed; {; aud
we dono belive tha. any influence can
prevent the success Of tho project. !
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-04-24

by Aiessrs. Mcclellan, Kennedy and 9th
ers, till lale hour. "a.
The ameudmentof the Committee OF
The Whole. increasing the amount FOR the
improvement of the Ohio Riverto $780,
900 was then agreed to. 80: ~
Pending the consideration Of other q:
mendmenls, motion to adjourn prevailed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-01
WATCHES-CLOCKS-LAMPS
CHANGE OF RESIDENCE

VICTOR GfROUD. Wstch aud Clock Maui Ia.
The honor Of pr,sng his s nds nd the rubc hat he
established his show and wot shops No. i31
Broafway
lie vi have coust,nty or most select assortment of
Lepne and Patent Lever atches and splendid
Of Cl9ck For elence the qualities Of both will We
description
His attention will heretofore. be directed he repair aud
regulation of loek and Watcher also Of Mechanical
LaTps
re con- from Psfs he autifu and
iect Nlsc anica Lamps together with actsls1-
~ II hauy AMI aulny of his sssoffne Of this splendid
lamp leave olhng 10 the - obs t8ss 10 desire.
FO1 repair Of the echsnica he has tabiished
above, Workshop Al work eonded
him. the various OF bis business ~ b. rvscu
ted In rnost superior manner esj mndepte
prices. III imeod zee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-01
Circuit Court.

JAN. 2l-Thorne Mosier.-Ths case was continued
from yesterday The course ofthe examination today
principally the part Of plaintiff who produced several
Witnesses shsw that neither the filling up Of the check
the signature, in any way resembled his handwriting
The sister, Ph9be Thorne, Miss Remston, and Adam
Mott, the farm steward Of the plaintiff, were seve
rally examined to the whereabouts OF the plaintiff on
the day on which the check passed by the alleged
Captain Waite, and satisfactory was the evidence, in
showing that the plaintiff his farm at the time that
the counsel for the defendant stated in open Court that
however suspicion bad previously rested MIR Thorne,
the testimony adduced to-day removed every trace OF the
suspicion and he gladly proclaimed the innocence OF Mr.
Thone. He then renewed the application for nonsuit
the grounds before but the Court refused and
the went to the jury, who will return sealed
dict in the morning.
For plaintiff, David Graham, Esq For defendant Mr..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-01

| ONDON-ST. kATHARINt'S HOTEL opposite the
- - Kstharines Dock Gates, and ner the Royal Mint
THOMAS LENNEY, late Chief steward OF the British
Queen Steamship respectfully informs friend, in the United
he has IN. M the above aud ele
CANT establish ent which built and furnished regucless OF
expense and in every adapted for the OF Ia
miles genternea visiting Enfaad The hotel fronts
part Of the dok Ia Which The liner AID most Of he ehe Ame
vessels lay and within Eve vak Of the Bank
aud Royal r,ohange The houe will be conducted
and pnneips The Coffee Room supple with
the London East Indian end Colonial papers The
Vands, Wines sc Of the hr,t quail, " good Billiard
Room and Warm Baths will b. found 10 the house Gentle
may contract by the week month for board &c the
sam terrnss a. " Anertc1.
r LENNEY be. those who may honor him with
their that nothing shall be wanting render them
aud by the wishes his hopes
to merit that confidence aud good will bery bestowtd on
MIN when steward of the British lurrn DIR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-01
Il FOR SALE-The Urge and spacious Dwelling
House and 10y Of ground. occupied by the subscriber,

Ia FOR sALE-.The Urge and spacious Dwelling
H House aud lot Of ground occupied by the subscriber
In No 7:s Broadway, eornsI OF Aston Place
The house 40 feet 10 inches front Broadway 62 feet
inches wide the and IS e inches deep exclusive OF
covered gallery the feet deep and extending the whole
breadth Of the house
Th,r the first floor. with extensive
hall large pntres eloet'. &c. The second story contains
five rooms, with large hall dressing
antriss Nc The third OF attic story eslSed into live sge
ntan, six with bath room ond other convsnsnces
The under cellar feet high aud divided into apartments
70 coal, vegetables, wines, &c
believed the house OF the belt planned and
comfortable in the city 1t may be seen tetwesn the
hours Of II and o'clock.
str ct, or TO q. CUTTING,
j3O 2wsrrc 7t8 Broadway.
~ TO LET-From the first q February rsst that
ve corner Of Sc street aud ath ayeoue with bar and
ba complete Apply on The premises, or to
j7 GEO. NOWLAN Prosuect Hall
COOKS, CHARACTERISTICS. NURSES, sEAMP
" STRESSES, aud Girs for housewQrs. Also coachmen
gosms walters mechanics and men for any employ
with ncxceptionabe recommendations Tor honesty IA
HENDERSoN's Original Temperance flee
II Nassau street, Joh
Reerences-Hon NJ. Van Buren,, Hon B. f. Butter Rev. =.
N. Johnson. Rector.
N B-Terms-Annua subscribers dollar quarterly fifty
osnts. IS 6weodsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-01
City Intelligence.

Police, Jan. 3l.--Cuy PRIsoN--We are compelled
again to call the attention Of the Aims House Commits
soners the objectionable neglect the part OF some
body in not supplying the unfortunate inmates Of the
City Prison with potatoes for the salt soup daily served
up Tor their food This is disgraceu TO civilized city
The convcts Backwes Island, and in the State Pri.
Sing Sing supplied with vegetables and daily
with potatoes nothing else OF vegetable kind while
persons suspected OF crime and sometimes
those whose only offence inability to procure bail to
appear Witnesses deprived OF fare good as the de-
based and convicted daily receive The Commissioners
certainly Of this injustice to the unfortunate
beings confined in this prison. and trust that this
tice will meet their immediate attention
Yesterday dull day Tor police officers and con-
sequently thieves and ogues in demand at pre-.
MUM. Michael Donoho made complaint against Jacob
Bogert Of assault with pistol with intent to shoot
while Boger taking his horse from the stable OF Mr.
Duff in Duane street; but Bogert says the pistol was
nothing but his jack knife, and that Donoho was more
frightened than hurt. Thus ended that ARRAY which
about all Of any interest that transpred during the
day at either the upper middle or lower police Offices
CouRr OF SEssroNs.-Under the excellent supervision
of aptain Heuss the court Of the Sessions in the
Halls of Justice undergone perfect renovation
such has not experienced for years The daily &C.
cupants will scarcely realize il ut the opening OF the
Monday next, and the court jurors Witnesses
parties and gentlemen Of the press, will be bound to
der of thanks to the old Captain, copy OF which
should be to the Board Of Assistant Aldermen, to
change their opinion to the odd five dollars in dispute
between them and the Board of Aldermen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-01
Court Calender,

CIRcurr CouRr-Nos 81, 81, o., 49, AZ 80, "a, u.s. 49,
%, g, 81, So, a. 49, O. g. 49, 50, 8, 80, Is, l, 30
a. 49, A. A. AS 10; 81, 80, 81, SO, "a, 49, 81 Part a
Nos. 81, 40, 81, SO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-01

New STEAMER EMprRE.-Our Cleveland cores
pendent spoke in general terms OF thus mammoth
boat building there In Wednesday, Herald we find her
dimensions Her keel il 25i feet long On deck she viii
be 266 feet, with dining on the hurricane deck
two hundred feet long on each side OF which will De
spacious state rooms furnished in conformity with the
usual style which characterises work on lake steamers
She s to have powerful engine and wheels 30 feet in III
ameter with ID feet buckets. The LIST August next Is
named az the serod OF her advent Buffalo .4dr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-01

HorsAToNIc RAILRoAD.--This road is a most Of
lensive nuisance, and ought to be indicted as such
There is sort Of dependence to lie made II what
in this respect Is than the weather.,
for almanac makers pretend to foreel by signs and
ders when II is going to rain shine but ina.
CINE II would be troublesome to find a man. woman or
child who could make any kind Of calculation the
time when the train from New York arrives He could
With more certainty guess at who struck Billy Paterson
or whe throwed that cabbage Tonight may arrive at
9o'clock tomorrow morning between and O'Clock,
and next day perhaps not at all II passengers wish to
reach New York for certain they had better foot IT,
than depend the Housatonic. II is safer altogether
.4ibduu pdpsr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-01
Before Judge Ingraham.

John Porter Charles Whson-Ths was an action OF
replevn to the possession Of cab which had
been purchased by the defendant at shers sale 1t sp
psared that the cab the property Of Josiah Por
ter and that he made lot of horses and cabs to the
plaintiff by bill of sale for valuable consideration. The
cab question in the hands Of Josiah who used il
the OF his brother and judgment being issued by
the Marine Court against Josiah the cab in question
seized and sold by the sheriff the defendant in this suit
The went to the jury under the charge of the court
and sealed verdict will be rendered in the morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-01

DEACH ORCHARD COAL-s52 Is per ton for broken, egg
aud Consumers may rely getting the best
Red Ash Coal al the above price, we'll screened weighed by
city wegher and delivered from the yard corner Of kng aud
tireenwich IT'S. PETER CLlNTON
2o.e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-01
no NOT DESPAIR.

LII who have been unfortunate to contract certrln
n private DISEASE and have become with uncsasng Ell
health happiness but haa met
with bitter disappointment medicine that promised the
desired take and forward with con-
dence perfect and speedy restoration OF all their
Dr. Specific Pill: have never yet failed 20 cure the most
and of
aud they will certainly recent case of mild kind IN
hirrysix hours Theie pills equally beneficial for either
mild aud certain their effects removing like charm all
the Of disease from the system AID syaE the constitu
Pnce per box Agents at II East broadway; 70 Fulton
and o7a -BroadWav cor Chambers al. j24 lmsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-01
FRENCH CHINA

FhELfCIl OI1INA
No. 4 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, Up Stain.
DALESME Importer and Agent for Manufacturers, has
n. always large for dinner and tea
plain white and gilt French Porcelain well dinner and
all assorted dishes covered
Dishes salad bowls, fruit baskets cusards and stands
Also Tea and Chocolate Ware Greek, French and Amer
shape
All the articles warranted Of the best quality and b
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-01

FIRST PREAIUM DAGUERREOTYPES.
DLUMBE Daguerrean Gallery Of Patent Premium Colored
Photograph, 23i Broadway. above Murray street New
York-Awarded the first premium and highest honor by Anne
rican and Franklin Institutes for the most beautiful colord
Dagureorypes exhibited.
Plumbe the American Daguerre whose fame as
the first photographer the world familiar not only here
but EuroPe and whose aures have recently been
hi, coleed the most ever
within the reach Of ALL just reduced hi. terms e the lowes
the Indifferent artists the We advise all
examine his fine gallery OF which the world can
not equal, PSI Broadway New York Express
PIunbes Premium aud German Apparatus and Instruction
Plates &c, at the lowest rates. JIG lmdy&wy"ec
limited STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY, IFS
Broadway, up stairs-E WHITE would respectfully call
the Of citizens and visiting the city TO his
splendid collection of Portras single in
from fourteen the plate, which Tor
beauty accuracy Of deneaen be surpassed P0r
traits taken in all kinda of weather. either with without
colon - ..
The American Institute it: late exhibition awarded Mr.
White premium for the best Dagueeoype likeness for
grouping effect. which bat another proof Of the
superiority OF mis- portraits - .
Mr. White in New York for the Superior
Herman CSmarss and at other Establishment
this city or State can they be obtan.d
N.B-lmpOrtej German Camars,; also french and Amen
Instruments of the best quality with Plate Gases
Chemicals, Polishing Nateria &c., &C. always on hand for
sale at the very lowest prices. nj Sm*m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-01
A M f ZIG N HOT + l. ,
PHILADELPHIA.


house situated on Chestnut .si:s; oppos hs
vicinity of all the places Of amusement and eso
IL has built the thorough MANNER oy Johh y
Rdgway ESQ., contains upwards Of HUNDRED rooms
Of which are prlor With bedrooms ADJOINING Suitable
1t will be furnished throughout without regard TO eipense
with new and elegant approved syIe and
opened reception the travelling public the first day
OF March next
business will enable hem to conduct the American o
TEL ali il departments in such manner as will please the
most fstidou their comfort
and luxury that be found any Hotel in the United
States. .
N. B-Bathing Rooms attached tho Hotel, where
aud cold baths will all times be in readiness
Z. JAMES 4 Mac ItcHEEEsEELEA N }PIOpristOr..
January 18TH 1914. Jl5 3mrc
HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL.
THE undersigned takes occasion inform his friends and
the public, that the Mansion House located in In
outsider No 67 the vicinity Of the steamboat landing
and vegetable market having commodous family apartments
arranged in the order.
person employed procure permits land passengers
baggage &C. who will board vessels after the visit
Of the revenue officers.
~ BVstors this Island should passport from
the Spanish Consul the port OF TO obviae diff
fcuities and irconvenience .
sci 6mecs WILLIAM FULTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-01

SALT FISH STORE.
400 BBLS. HALIFAX No. 1 SALMON; 10" Nos /, 3
fOO and tIachercl: GOO half do, do do DO.
100 bills No. I Mess shad
80 half bbs No Saybrook Shad;
300 bbls Cod ard Scale Fish;
400 do No. Cibd Herring;
1900 ho,~s Sc alcd do
1000 lbs Smoked Salmon;
800 kits Soused Salmon;
200 do Sounds and Tongues;
900 quntss Goldfish, suitable for shiI ping,
1000 sa.ks Ashon's Sail;
900 bbls American Sst, &c Sc
All for sale in lots TO suit 20 rchsses by
in in NELSON. WELLS 90. D.y street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-01
Common Pleas.
Refore IudOe InQliS

JAN a. George e. r. l.. Ludd VS.. Thomas Downng.
This was action rent The plaintiffs the
of the premises No sos Broadway the cellar oil
which had been rented to the defendant whose oyster
sews and Woodcock have rendered him immortal in the
community OF New York He denies the right to recover
inasmuch as the premises were occupied by his brother
by and with the consent of the plaintiff and consequently
no action lie against the present defendant The ques
ton for the jury TO decide was whether they believed
the plaintiffs had consenngly allowed the transfer The
Jury had not agreed when the court adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-01

DoCT. JOHN THoMsQN.-s2oo Reward will be pan
3i3 Broome street Scrofua-mportant cure Confirmed =
New York Jan. 10th, 1874. On the 9th Of January gave my
affidavit that astonishing lad been performed
by DR. John Thomson 3 Br!oms street. dreadful Of
Of which diseases had bed denominated Ia said affidavit
stated that had been a ted hyea that had employed
different physicians that had taken 10 bottles Of Sands
and between 40 aud so bottles Of Bristos Sass
paa That head had been and dressed with pou
and ointment alternately for ~ months also used 10
used FOR three months constantly tea drink made of
burdock yellow docs prckeash and sasapara One ply
s,can SEA after attendance five months another
attended eight months but all Of My head was one
solid scale all which had 10 rem every hours WIN
soap suds he itching irritation distress was intolebe
La, scad head salt reum and scrofula have spared no
this complaint Ia - years nave
aid $500 aud $500 without any beneht struck to
my the TINS fill ng up measure OF
trouble and to the bm My distress was beyond my
John homson on the December aud he engaged
by and the 9Th Of January 1884, ten days
after head to all appearance well. and my general
,eah better than for three now renew AFFIDAVIT
those thus afflicted NAV know that am well. Ana
would say all afflicted W it'll scrofua eryspelas, and all
eupons Of the skim try the means have tested and they
have been cured by Dr. Thomson who induced to make
the trial from seeing statement Of my cure;
JAMES HASSON, Moore street
Sworn before me, this 2sth day Of January, ist.
PETER ri OK NEf, Comr OF Deeds. -
B-Wanted at 33 Btoome street, such patients as car
find relief from Others Dr. Thomson's Anti Scorbutic Sy
up 5croa and all eraptons Of the akin For sale only
By s";s JoS No - .%
DEACU ORCHARD COAL-S52 Is per ton for broken, Egg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-01
GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

THE Z NTUN he A 10 vi a "
Principal Store, l2l Chatham street, Neo York
Branch Store, 3ls Besckr ST, NJ y
Agency al ll6 Fulton street Brooklyn
qiso corner Of Main and Pan Houton It, Paterson NJ
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF CITY AND COUN-
TRY families and purchasers their several establish
ments where they think will b. found by IA. the
lection Of pure and unadulterned Teas the United sta
The popularity OF their house with
high q ties prices and upright dealing
well understood render further comment necessary
Original and only warehouse for he sale OF Ho Black
Tea i'll he Particular emsmber Tire
of the principal in Chatham 12i between
Pearl and Roosevelt streets.
The public viii also b. pleased take notice. that the Csu
Tea Company nothing do with Their
whatever those described the Of this advertise
rer lmsIc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-01
SELPHO'S FIRST PREMIUM
NTT,ESEY LEG.

DEMOVED from Second so Spring Patronized
by the eminent throughout Europe and By
many their professional brethren the United States; and
allowed by all be the approach to nature hithe u
Produced Introduced into this country and made solely by
WILLIAM SELPHO,
No. 80 Spring street, near Broadway New York.
~ Terms moderate aud indsputabe eTences gwen
81 have the artificial leg of Mr.. Sslpho. Its consuc
ou appears excellent and well calculated to all te
desired But best Of all the proof II those who
wear them this positive and undeaiabie. Some OF
lends HON mutilated. inform thar theyare
or 70 ali Others. VALENTINE MOTT
Professor Of Surgery, University Of New York"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-01
nOOT AND SHOE STORE.

= s. bOOT AND SHOE STORE.
- foHS READY respectfully in forms his frisndl
fhe rulie that he has commenced business "a tn aooy
80 ehfnllv execute all orders he may be favored WITH on
y most responsible terms Tor cssh NJ. MI '.ai
\, pp rog article, comprsins somplss assortment "o"
A'NIto3. for sse in let's 20 srtt purchaser ny
Xe,eS X. COLLINS Co., n soah so
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-01

LOOK AT THIS.
GENTLEMEN's CORK SOLE BOOTS, the e,st Of
~ Do Water Proof Boot. -. do. $50. ol
Do Light French Caliskin Boots. do ~ TO 70
~ Do India Rub erOver.hoes with leater solss 30
no Plain Kubbers '''''
Do Dancing Pamps. ''.'''''''
Do Dancing Caters. SEE -
Do Worked SepIen
And ali other kinds Of Boots and Shoes in hon Ladies
Cater Boots. Bu.kps slippers Ties, Quilted SHOES Prune
Shoes white aud black Satin SLIPPERS Button SHOES inoie
Rubber Stpfured pisn and all her kinds Of Owe, Shoes
Gloss Moeeasos and ne greatest assortment OF 20, Do
the world all Of aud the best Of French
goods and warranted be best cheap the cheap
est at 1857 Broadway, corner Of Franklin street.
j2e lm.rc GREGORY X CAHlLL, s6T Broadway.
BOOTs-WATERP PROOF Double and Cork soes,
II French and native calf patent taps; warranted
eood 6ne chf boots for men BOYS and eh,ldren's do.
y &C., boots and shoes Of all and sizes
BLadsa, Misses and Chiidrea. CATER boots shoes aud
as tents Misses and Childens proof India Rubbes
sy o de latest STYLE all Of which will be sold cheaper
pair 30 ""'' Co,osr ~ ,...,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-01
FIRE-PROOF BOOK SAFES.

THE Subscriber has hand assortment of Gayler'.
years several thousands Safes been nearly
hundred have different been thoroughly tested by
fire, and NOT ONE has time failed its
aylers Double Safe is combination OF two Safes,
united within the other Each Safe made exclusively OF
ron and the best materials, wood being
used their The with which each
Safe lined perfectly reproof and the Patenee with full
confidence offers hem others nvened
The and doors of each Safe by the i'm
proved detector locks which be picked opened
with false keys.
Also Of Single Safes and Specie Chests for
sale at prices from $25 S75 each.
All kinds Book Safes and Specie Chests made order
8. ELY,
i'm II Fulton Gold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-01

U.h IN AND IS ga superior article Of Broken Eggs
4CO Stove and Nut Size Coal doubly screened at s. 23
small Nut 81 delivered free of from
the yards 2l5 West street corner Franklin North river and
the Sugar Refinery Leonard street. through the Despatch
Post md both the yards
N. BAN allowance made to dealers
j27 2w*m TYLEE l. MAPES