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Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-03
SHERlFF'S SALE.
Swain & Williams,

rs u IA.
Wa. Austin, Sam Hopkins and Thos. S. jerks.
WILL be sold for cash in front Of The Court
w House doc, of Mobile county, on the first
Monday Of April 1875, between the hours Of ii o.
clock AM and 4 O'clock Pm. Of said day, all the
right and title Of William Austin in and To the fol-
lowing described piece, parcel or lot Of land and
premises. situated, lying and being in the city of
Mobile, the south side of st Francis street, be-
tween Franklin and Hamilton streets, having front
Of sixty (6O) feet more less the south side of
ST Francis street, and running back souhwardly in
depth oHe hundred and eighty Qs0) feet or
less in depth, and bounded follows TO wit west
by lands of + Il. Kmball south bv Lands belonging
TO the Branch Of the Bank of the State of A lbama
AT Mobile Ell al, east by lands OF John ) Gliddon
and north by ST Francis street.-The same having been
levied as the pronerty Of William Austin, by Vir-
tie of the above stated execution which ssued FROM
the Circuit Court Of Mobile county and to me di.
rected.
nhS 94tds C. BANCROFT. Sheriff NJ. G.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-03

SHERIFF'S SALE.
vs. order of sale, w cash in front OF
Joseph W. Ham. the Court House door
Of Mobile county, Saturday, the 18th da, ofApri.
l845, between the hours Of ii O'Clock AM. and o.
clock PM Of SAID day, four boxes of assorted Dry
Goods and other merchandise. The is 10 be
sold as perishable property, by virtue of the above
stated order Of sale which was issued by ibe Hon.
the Judge ofthe County Court of Mobile county and
to me directed
mh2S lOltds G. BANCROFT. Sheriff M. G.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-03

SHERIFF'S SALE.
Henry +. Andreas
VS. fl. "a
John X. Collins.
Planters and Merchants Bank OF Mobile
vs. Fl. ia.
John X Collins.
WT ILL he sold for cash in front OF the Court House
w door of Mobile county, on the first Monday Of
April, lS45, between The hours of II O'Clock AM and
o'clock pm. Of said day, all the right aud title OF
J Ohm X. Collins in and TO the following described
piece, parcel lot Of land and PREMISES situated
lying and being in the city Of Mobile, on the east side
of Conception street, between Church and Govern
menl streets, having front The east side Of Con-
ception street of hundred and forty feet, (l10)
and running back eastwardly hundred and lie
(llO) feet, and bounded follows, wit: south by
n lot Of land formerly belonging TO Doh-on II Will
ams, east by lands of the Episcopal Church, ct. al
north by lands of Daniel T.. Hall, ct al , and west
by Conception street. The same having been levied
on as The property of John X. Collins, ty virtue Of
the above stated executions, which issued from the
Circuit Court OF Mobile county and to me directed.
mh8 S4ids c. BANCROFT. Sheriff VI c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-03
SHERIFF,S NOTICE

COMMITTED to the Jail of Mobile county on the
- 9Th March, lS45, by Charles B. King, ESQ, a
Justice ol the Peace, runaway bright mulao slave
high, aged 10 or 20 years, husky head, has reck-
led lace, and says he belongs to Alfred Dexter, OF
Montgomery, Alabama. The owner is requested to
come forward, prove property, pay charges and take
him AWAY, otherwise he viii be dealt WIN according
Jail fees. o,o,r .,n,o
milo S5tf c. BANCROFT, Sherin Nj. y.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-03
SiERIFF'S SALE.

Johanna Nolan, John Nolan
VS. ia VS. Il IA
John O'Brien John O'Brien.
M I'LL be sold for cash in front Of The Court
w House door Of Mobile county, on the first
Monday Of April 1915, between the hours Of ii AM.
and O'Clock pm of said day. all the right, tile and
interest Of JOHN O'Bren in aud 10 the following Dies
cribed piece, parcel, lot of land and premises.
situated, lying and being IN the city Of Mobile, at
the southwest corner or intersection of ST Francis
and Hamilton streets, having front on the south
side OF 81 Francis street of seventy COY feet, and
front of slxty6se (65) feet the side of Ham
Iton street, and having the same width IN rear as in
front on Hamilton. and bounded as follows, 10 wit
west by lands of Stanton Ell al, north by ST Francis
street, east by Hamilton street, and south by lands
Of Charles Steele ct al,-the same having been le-
Wed The property Of John O'Irien by virtue of
the two above stated executions which issued from
the Crcuit Court OF NJ 'bile county AMI to directed.
mh7 S3lds G. BANCROFT. Sheriff NJ q.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-03
PUBLIC SALES.
siiERIFF's SALE.

ShERfFF'S SALE.
Charles Hawthorne
vs. | order of sale.
The barge Surprze.
M ILL be sold Tor cash in front Of the Court
W House dnor of Mobile county, on Saturday,
the 9th day OF April, 1915, hctween the hours If
O'Clock, AM and o'cb'ck pm. Of said day, the
barge allied the SURPitlZE, her tackle. apparel
aud furniture. Said barge is 10 I've s.,ld by virtue Of
the above stated order of sale which issued from the
County Court OF Mobile county aud 10 nc directed
mh25 99ms e BANCROFT. Sheriff NJ G.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-03
BY II. Ii. TAYLOR.

Sale in Bankruptcy.
On the 9TH day Of April AT IL O'Clock NJ. in front
the Mansion House, the following described proper
iy situated in Washington county, Mississippi, viz:
The undivided ! Of s. g.
do do acfS. %, 7. IA, R. W.
do do s. pfS. %.
mh7eow,ds P. =. HARRIS, Assignee.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-03
'Fb. -,
IN 35tr G. BANCROFT !, Sherlf Nj. U.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ORpuAN's COURT, Mobile co. March 15 1915.
Green D. Caller, deceased NOTICE is hereby
Estate Of Ngiyen that the Is
tate ort;reen %. Caller, decreased. has this day been
duy declared .nsolvent by order Of the Honorable
,l,e Orphans Court, Mobile county, and that the
first Saturday in May next has been appointed by
the Court, when Theophilus l.. Toulmin. Executor
oCtbe last i'll and testament, of the said Green d.
Caller, deceased, shall make settlement Of his ac-
counts when all persons Interested. may attend II
they think proper To do. Attest
mills 82tf ID. THOMPSON, Clerk.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-03
SnERIFF'S SALE.
Juhn Uaske and James Iiaske

IS Fl "a.
joaquin EslAya.
XN7IIL be sold for cash in front ofthe Courl House
w door Of Mobile county, on the first Monday OF
ApriI IS45 between the hours Of I O'Clock AN. and
4 O'clock PM of said duy. all The right aud title Of
Joaou,m Esava in aud TO the following described
piece, parcel lot of land situated, lying and being
in the city of Mobile, ON the north side Of Govern.
meni street, west Of Bayou street, having front
the north side of Government street of fifty fur feet.
and running back norIhwardly hundred and ten
(l10) feet in depth, and bounded as follows, to Wit:
north by lands OF X. A Lewis, ct. al west by lands
of Kennedy, deceased. south by Government street,
and east by lands Of Thomas Masbry. The
having been levied The property Of joaquin
EsIava by virtue of the above stated execution whrh
issued from the Circuit Court Of Mobile county and
to directed.
mhs s4tds c. BANCROFT, Sheriff VI. e.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-03

Y ;n,.res, of A. ID. BLAUyELr, in the firm OF La.
TON & Co., the said firm is dissolved by mutual
consent, and The said Laton will continue the BUSH
,sss IN MIS- own account. A. ID. BLAUVEIT,
hIa az b. B LATON
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-03

lust RECEIVED by KNAPP q SoHuLTz, AZ
- Daupbin street a general assortment Of French
and Fancy Goods. consisting in part Of Printed
Muslins, in dress patterns; Printed Lawns SWISS
and Cross Bar Muslins, Silk and Cotton Hose'
Fine Linen Shirtings, Linen Drill'ngs' Fancy e"k''
Linen Shoetings, Shawls and Hdkfs, Silk Suspen-
ders, Toge,her with many other articles. Dealers
are respectfully invited 10 call and examine the
above goods as they will be sold low at private
49, s'o''' mh2S
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-03

COFFEE--500 sacks Rio la
~ 80 sacks Laguyra, rs do lava
50 sacks Maracaibo In store and for sale by
apl SMITH, DAbNEY & CO.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-03
ARMORY HALL.

IRA FOR SALE-The two story frame dwell
G::n ing HO USE, with double kitchen, and wei II
Of good water with pump, the southwest corner
Of Government and ST. Lawrence streets, at present
occupied by James Henery. The LOT has front on
Government street of fifty feet by depth of eighty
feet on St. Lawrence street. For terms apply to
apl l04Kmo p. E. BROWN SON.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-03

%EA FOR SALE--The eligible Building Lot ON
s .: the north corner of Church and st Eman.
uel Streets having nInety-sx feet front the for
mer, nd hundred and feet the later street,
adjoining the residence of Newton st John, Esq. on
the west.
The above property will be sold at low price
and on accommodating terms with guarantee titles.
apl Apply to PATRICK McLOSKEY.
The New York herald., 1845-06-20
PORTED sTo r,tr ifS,r@vr ~ sr..r. snos aNp STEEL u


Total TONS 26l,0H S63,837526 $50
This table shows that notwithstanding the immense in
crease in the consumption of iron in this country there
has not been any very great increase in the Importation
and that the supplies from our own manufactures have
nearly kept pace with the increased demand for con-
sumption.
The most extensive iron works in this country are
those OF the Mount Savage Company of Maryland. Its
present capital 100000 with power to it
10 ts stock is owned principally in Europe
These are the only works in the United where rail-
road IRON is Manufactured to any extent and tits cacu.
lated that 70 900 tons be made in a year. Some of
the Easter railroads now building, supplied with
ras oy this company The mines Of the Mount Savage
Company and in fact all the iron mines of Mary land are
situated in the Cumberland coal region which, for the
manufacture of ron is said to be superior any other
The iron manufacturers Of Great Britain already feel
alarmed at the rapid increase in this business in this
country At recent meeting of the leading firms in the
South Stafford iron trade it stated that they viewed
America as dangerous competitor, and likely take
advantage Of the dminuton in the foreign trade created
by the absorption of iron by the railways of Great Br
tain and to supdy markets now completely dependent
upon them-the manufacturers of Great Brain-for the
ired for
The New York herald., 1845-06-20
DIRECTORY,
FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK AND THE CITY
co,,p, QE On BR0oKLYN.

ACTSOur Directory for New York alone contains TO- 900
addresses being 10 600 than in last yeastogeher
with the calculation that least Of the city
from lat May 1874 to ist May e,5shows that Directory
Weempo ed near seventy nteligeg active men
the contents Of Directory enterprise labor and ey.
have collected aud published Directory since
the It May 1876 about 900 addresses together with Street
Map and variety e useful Information cgsat value every
nurs has less omissions and than ls years
False against Directory have been circulated by
the public and damaging aud for which have
Legal proceedings aud expect in some to get redress
publish improved Directories at reasonable prices and the
c,est practicable after the LIST May This
willing for experience and being determined that
shall at least have their WORTH have
uctd the price TO shngs copy For sale by agents.
aad at 100 Fulton street New York, by
GROOT x ELSTON,
jei9 1wrm Publishers and Proprietors.
The New York herald., 1845-06-20
I SAY IT BOLDLYl
PULM0NIC SYRUP
SAVED MY LIFE F!
READ! !! READ.
THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE or
IL &c II A X ID r, COX

II 4 II X ID l.. COX.
Ssifsy F:Sss. ss
e. s so f. h
@ Ho /: a, M
'rtfs eitySf OF F5isd.lpSs. FF5hSisdiaISfslA' Ss..s
al sde RsSa Of the City Of
Who nen on b cssa aaOn Sd
asnoss and for about twelve months past he
Ss: hshI
Ss
pain in The !sh. side and breast His family physician then
BECAME Gradually weaker weaker
ana INC G
sSsnxs Tor eaaS i gf w the difficulty and pain that
S' %aafs
y ard i friends indeed Al who him.
En- HIM and he took no during that TING
when lays sStLeraE formed in his s side, which soon
other medicines bis and
% Il. s Wife anS
a least a. S a sa greenh matter Of 50 offensive nature
s1 Rs sh'
sas e R . s M m .S.sR
By ali s se S il The
diminished quantity changed to that Of healthy cha
up lis
The period intervening taking the first bottle and his
condition created such surprise and all who saw him
during his Illness that friends ineighbors ocked cont
nuay TO see as were man rise from the That
tnued using it until he had taken wentyy bottles That
he now believes himsef sound and is in the enjoyment
70 fulfil them township officer well any period
his e that he has had his lungs exained that they are
" 0t ssneed sound RcGSRD SS9fiif L. cox
ArTss s.ssSa ssd SHsNGsY e
EvEsHAM, Burlington Co., N. j., April 22d l845.
do hereby certify that well with Mr. Richard
L. Cox and frequently visited him in the last Of Pumona
chencf Puimonc syrup feel it our duty to
to the consumptve in the possible terms having
been Of the performed
William I. Brown. John II Ellis
John b. Cox. William Hammitt,
Tho%a; i Il nasxlinss. Joseph Elis. li''
Joseph +. Hewiings, Jacob Hewings
:, :, s,,n ,MAaLroS, New jersey, May 9Th ls4s.
cSar Mr. J. Ne. am Pastor Of & the Baptist
neshSor co Rse laying ali
impression that the gentleman would live week.
TO my surprise saw him in my compensation last Sabbath
received from him the assurance that your syRur was the
means SAVING MS s 'm XMEs
Please notice that s. Beekman of 4s Courland street,
no longer agent for the sale Of the Genuine Schenck
The Genuine schencks Pumonc Syrup can be had at the
Broadway; No South Sixth Street Philadelphia one door
No. State street Boston, and at No. S North Cav B
timore. je20 lm+rc. j. II. SCHENCK
The New York herald., 1845-06-20
Sales of Stocks at Boston.

EXCHANGE BOARD, june is-i shas Boston and Worcest
RI I2o IS Long Island R, 7i1 100 Reading RR 26s 10 De
26 IS Norwich and Worcester R, bl0d, T2 IFS do 72
Do s9l; 100 do, bin, l54; 25 Wilmington RR, ls,s 800
Ar 1ucTos~5 slaies Eastern Mass i2k per ct adv
Boston aud Lowell do tpar 5oo 22 sdv Boott Manufacture
ing Co tpar l00o 2 per adv Great Falls
Co $3.50 81 so Appleton Manufacturing CO, div off, par; 40
Nashua and Lowell RR 2 adv; National Insurance
Co. $50; Neptune do i0 per adv; Eagle Bank
dol 3Trader do, s97 per sh ii North do, s9s o. per h
The New York herald., 1845-06-20
SCOTT'S BAZAAR,
No. II DEY STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND
GREENWICH STREET.

CANDS SCOTT returns his most sincere thanks 70 his
- friends and the public large for the liberal support re-
ceved he has been business and hopes BY the SANE
strict attention TO merit continuance thereof The 1qaes
Of his Aes Wines, Liquors and Scgars too wen Known
TO need comment large assortment Refreshments % be
had all times tl twelve at nghtsuch as Beei
Eggs Pckled Tongues, Welch Rarebts Coffee, Tea nc
good dinner fRoast Boiled Meat fo One shilling every
daught Good Lodgings for p cents aad ya cents INS m
comparison years past be the coolest and most
able in the city No House better supplied Win rnssh
Steamer Good Rooms Private Parties always ready 81
moment's warning e-srstis-for nothing les im""
The New York herald., 1845-06-20

l. O. O. r.
THE MEMBERS Of the r. W. Grand Lodge of the State Of
l. New York hereby mortified attend special meeting
at the rooms National Hall, This Evening O'clock for t
of taking into conderaton the ah of
GENERAL JACKSON and adopting such me asures As they
may deem expsdis9s6 Bupcgs aends,cs requested
by order. JOHN Z. TREADWELL, g. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1845-06-20
LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY,
"BATH BUILDINGS"

(FoRAIERLy RENsHAw'sl
THIS wellknown and delightful bathing establishment
will be opened for the reception ofvisitors and after the
18th june inst Ths buildings have complete and
thorough repair and efforts will be spared maintain the
deservedy high reputation which this establishment has
tofore acquired.
The price for boarding will be from s. per weekch
dfen and servants harice Young people, requiring much
room. will find accommodating terms.
The steamer 0ru. Captain PRICE from the Fulton market
will make daily trip between New York and Long Branch
Stages will be in readiness upon the arrival the
the Ocean House. TO convey Long
Branch. JAMES GREEN Propretor
June 2, l8i5 jelg lmtm
The New York herald., 1845-06-20
WASHINGTON, June Is, lS45.

.
Those H,staiments and Ben. T.. Green Music-Prof.
Hc,citt's Orutorio-Hs Card aud The Failure
Erpiaincd--d,riras--I Baltimore Railroad
Company, and the Corporation Of Washington,
We refer YOU to Benz. +. Green's letter in this
evenings u. s. Journal on the subject OF the Mexi-
The New York herald., 1845-06-20
NOT'ICIG.


MR. CLARKE desirous Of supplying the public in town
vh and country with the best OF help free Of expense with
servants of good character both tean and others white
and coored lie atters himself that by doing he is bene
fitting all those in of employment aud is in hopes Of that
which such undertaking merits His office is
is Duane street. and fitted up for the of all in
want of employment. Call at 95ls Duane street.
je20-Im'm
LIGHT GUARD UNIFORM COAT,
INOR SALE, good new, will be sold cheap IL applied for
the owner has no further use for IT, Apply TO Mr.
0iffn, No. Barclay street 100 itsrc
The New York herald., 1845-06-20
THE WONDER IL BLESSING OF THE AGE
THE ONLY CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.
LET EVERY MAN. WOMAN r. CHILD

LET EVERY MIN, WOMAN &. CHILD,
WHO is troubled with Coughs, Colds, Splitting, Blood
Cough Pain in the side and Breast Sore Throat Rising
n the Throat Nervous Debility Papation Of the
other ca9ss TX the genuine and only genuine Compound
Of Phaderhaall others spurious, and limitations
Therefore BE cautious ask for the original and only genuine
preparation from this valuable tree-D Swaynes COMPOUND
Syrup of Wild Cherry. Principal Office, northwest 9Th
and Race streets, Philadelphia.
Agcnts-Wm Milnor, NJ ID. of Broadway and John
street T. b. Warner 205 Beecker of Mnea
and H. A. Sands Church Dpensary, 1913 Bowery, Of
s Spring street, New York; W g Wood MD Harlem; Hay
Cook 76 Baltimore street. Baltimore; Andrew Oliver and Co.
New Orleans; l.. b. Swan and NJ. Winsow, Rochester, N
r1ysRsEo.s 1ys Rnmas Cincinnati, PeTsoa and Harrison
street, Newark John s. Harrison Salem Mass j. H.
Pierce, Ssnwx Hall, Maiden Lane. Albany, New York;
WqTcs:ts s Mass; James Green and Co. WSrcsser Mass
keepsie New York; o. D. Woodman vicEsburg Miss; H.
sndJ Brewer Springfield Mass J; Hall and Co.. Boston
Charleston, S. G.. jel9 3meod~r rh
The New York herald., 1845-06-20
A GREAT CURE OF CONSUMPTION
IN JERSEY CITY
BY SCHENCK'S
PTTL1JONJC SYRTrp

- Nh ~
PULMONIC SYRUP.
had been complaining for years which resulted in
%Ss U hfs s a mae % ing
r S Ts s,a aS ass
an n ner Mas not
day burning The palm. her hand. and
would be followed n he G evening by fhs and sxsg
hsy s%SSss S sn
We every remedy could Of but she Kept losing
and that her case beyond the reach Of
& sns m s Ssys % s % nSw s w did,
Last summer heard cases that had been given
sssa o sr s.%aS
ws for % a1 b . her great s "
ss hm any ny we had Puou sa ss,, tell o We
ducsd much pain thrOashout her We again
with great reluctance she consented do when suddenly
oT sSi We
now thought her end near a. hand The Syrup produced
aSd found OUT that sis sVs %ss
S e' s sa s'sass assa and
effort cough h. fell sOms1s d give way in her breast and
with q hope with oy 5sI, ISers were pros
Continued do 50 for several months in that Tune her sys
TEN also mproyed her strength returued that she could
ey helpless having be carried from bed the obe sa
Her appetite returned and she felt as she had been translated
into new existence
1t about three months since she began 60 the
house and this remains entirely free from any
m the lungs and lind words adequate
feelings of the gratitude feel for having been directed
Schencks Pnlmonic Syrsp which has been the Of
curing who the grave and whose loss would
have been rreparable After she about the house
clergyman called her and astonshed find
Improvement in her far beyond his expectations Many of the
neghbor can also testify from what they that her
almost miraculous.
Mrs Tucker particularly desous that any person afflicted
with consumption having friend thus afflicted should
call and see her and hear her statement verbally and she be-
the best and oly remedy discovered
ton and has conferred blessings upon Others which
other remedy could do.
.,EPHRAIM T. TUCKER,
- 80 No. 43 York-street, Jersey City.
Jersey City, Jan. 20. 1884,
fore me the subscriber Mayor OF Jersey City Ephraim
Tucker by duly according 10 law on his
OATH did depose and that the facts stated by
him subscrb bed in relation the effected BY schencks
'""0"' PETER PG%TIaY Y Mayor CITY,
Jersey City, Jan. 20, 1874.
JrRsEy Cry, Jan. 30, 1884,
Mr. j. H. Schenck-Dear Sr:Mrs. Ephraim Tucker is per.
sonaly known and believe her worthy OF all
credit represented the signature Of her husband
ment OF comfortable health. Yours, &C.,
Pastor of the r.. ID. Church, Jersey City
Proprictors Office only No. Courtland street few doors
below Broadway.
Please notice that p s. Beekman Of 4sf Courandt street
who formerly acted my agent Is no onge trusted with the
je2o 3t'm j. n, sCHENCk,
The New York herald., 1845-06-20
GUNTER'S DINING SALOON,
147 Fulton St.. New York

ScbsCklbER having taken the above premises, and
ned up style surprising that OF
me KIND IN New York. begs TO call the attention Of his
friends n town and country the which his
establishment affords To whose business and proes.
ona ursris require them be supplied any in the
luxury which may be desired will be found, while the most
customers " - 's' -
those who visit the city from the country peculiar IA
ces are afforded Every thing daily up at so eco
nomica price that all enjoy them The subscriber feels
to every visitor. ''
lII- Open Sundays. H. II (iITNTER
Je20 imeod 8twy'rc il7 Fulton street N v
The New York herald., 1845-06-20

TO LET-Front rooms. furnished or unfafnished
III suitable Tor any ONCE, in the National Coffee House. 32
.a DroSadway The proprietor respectfully Informs hi
M ,s.ds md ts public that he has h.
fss's a ~ s house the price Of billiards 2 cent?
and that he has combined economy the following prices will
show loom can be had low 25 per night and
Per week The porter will be in attendance all during
tne night any body who wants to in at late hours will
ring lne nall bell je20 3w'je
y KEFECTORY TO LET. and Fixtures for saie-In
good repair and Of the best Locations the lower
OF The city-will be rented low good Inquire
AZ 10 "a vesey street j2o 3tissrc
~ TO LET-The NEW HOTEL now finishing at Ho-
Sonen Immediately adjacent to the fey-built in mo-
STYLE 40 by 90 feet, three with
sides and containing II rooms, with wing by fee
stories CONTAINING rooms This House beautifully situated
commanding fine view OF the city and harbor Of New York.
or further particulars apply James A. stevsns J the
Hoboken. ie2O 2wsrrc
The New York herald., 1845-06-20
SHARON SPRINGS PAVlLIO
SCHOHARIE COUNTY. NEW YORK.

~ EHOHAR1E COUNTY, NEW YORK.
VNHE PUBLIC respectfully informed that Mr.. LAM
DON, Of Congress Hall Albany has associated himself
with Mr. Gardiner and that this establishment will be
Quoted by them.
The Pavilion will be opened for the reception of visitors
the first day Of June The subscribers have made many
in the grounds and bathing house, and pledge
their best exeons render this establish
ment fully equal any watering place in this country
Stages viii readiness arrival Of the cars at Cana
joharie, take passengers the house.
MIR will heretofore continue the Congress Hail. which
will during the summer be under the superintendent Of Mr.
Joslin. my29 lm+ec