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]. b. GoUGH. The New York True Sun,
says We understand that this gentleman is still
quite feeble, but there Is strong hope entertained
that he will soon recover from his present weak
ness. We are informed by personal friend of
Mr. Cough, that during long acquaintance with
him, he never knew him to take opium for any
purpose. On the contrary, he always had great
aversion TO it,
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PREACHING FOR HIS Own BODY. A Massa-
chusetts clergyman writes us that, last Sunday
sldUe who is minister of the gospel, and has
charge of the flock of Christ in st Louis was in
his pulpit begging money to buy his own body
HE is bright shrewd, and very respectable as
preacher Bangor Gazette.
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WooL.--The principal buying In tb;s ,,..,-.
is atpresent for England, where the nrcos "F Nc,
grades are distinctly higher than thew are bero
Notwithstanding that the article is admitted r.ae
The prices paid during the last week have ranooi
from y to 80 cents, for all the grades of merEao
south Down wool is worth rs cents in Fnr,an1
and 20 cents here.-.N Y. Jour. Com. e''"o
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MoNrEy Commodore Turner, in lei
Ter 70 me Secretary Of the Navy, dated off Monte
video, June rs, says:
u ma the war continues as it did when | left
mere re- IN december last-Gehera Oribe, outside
OF Montevideo, besieging it with large armv
and the party inside of Montevideo. about seven
thousand strong, determined to resist TO the last
ne English and French have large naval force
IN the river; and their agents are at Buenos Avres
ents' "0 D0iiSeF-
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according to letters from Brazil, the district
granted In the province ofSt Catherine as dow,
to the Princess OF Joinvlle, is about TO he cw,ny
vated and rendered richly productive by free Ia
borers' engaged for the purpose. Forests and
precious mines are to be turned to account dock.
E@aus iI b rice, coffee, sugar to abound and
borders OF two tropical slave regions We bon o
the experiment may prove successful OP'
NJ Y Eyoroso
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Murdt, son Of the great general, now resi-
dent at Bordentown, N j., is said to have offered
his services to the president, in case of War with
Mexico We hardly think there will be any me-
cessity of calling upon the young and ardent
Frenchman.-.N. ". Express
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man and his wife, named Christian and Con-
rad Finsent, who occupied small shanty in
Switfs woods, eight miles from Buffalo, were
both killed on Saturday night last, by the fall of a
tree across their cabin. There was no other per-
son in the house.
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DREADFUL MURDER. A letter in the Nor
folk Herald, dated Suffolk, Napsemond County
Virginia, September l4th, says: Hunter Hill
tailor by trade-assassinated Major Robert r
Smith OF this county about l-2 o'clock last
night.
he invited Maj. Smith out from the Washing
ton Hotel, professedly to have some conversation
WIN him, and when short distance from the
notei' stabbed him Immediately over the heart
with dirk drawn from sword cane GIVING
smith no notice of his intention TO strike the blow
he ned immediately and made his escape before
ne could be arrested. Major Smith died this
morning at O'Clock, after giving full account
OF the circumstances of the murder.
Inc relatives OF the deceased offer reward of
hVe hundred dollars for the arrest and delivery TO
the proper authorities of the assassin
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People always like to patronize energy and en-
terprise. When they see a dealer advertising
literally, they naturally infer that he has an as
sortment he is not ashamed to have examined by
ALL
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press will be pleased to learn that Cass;ns N cree cree
arrived in Cincinnati yesterday morning ny
VIII continue here, we presume, a few davs ~
IS gradually acquiring health. CincinnaE H.
aid, 18Th "'u" Her-
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others in an equal degree Glorious indeed our
land and generation, if the first to make virtual
the song of welcome on the advent of Him, whose
teaching and example were Peace and Goodwill.
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A MONTH LATER FROM CHINA.

Great Fire IN CGnt0n-FOurteen Hundred per-
sons KILLED, and more than 1000 FOUNDED.
The Rainbow has arrived at New York from
Canton, whence she sailed June 5th, and from
Anjier July Sd. She has made very extraor-
binary voyage out to China and home
From Honan province, there are accounts of an
earthquake, which demolished about ten thou
sand houses, killing upwards of four thousand peo-
pie. Circulars with the particulars were selling
in the streets of Canton.
Correspondence of the Journal of Commerce
Canton, June 2.-On Sunday, the 25th Nav
there was most distressing fire in this CITY with
in the walls. In small open square, mat house
had been erected for theatrical entertainment
and some five or six thousand had assembled to
witness the performances. Suddenly in the midst
OF the play, fire broke out Immediately under the
seats occupied by the women. Ofcouse there was
rush for the streets, but there were but two mar
row doorways out. One of these was soon closed
by the falling of part of the building, so that it
was almost impossible to escape
The bodies of about fourteen hundred have
been found who died from suffocation, or the
flames. or being trampled upon in the crowd
Many were awfully burnt who still live. Wheth-
er the ire originated in design or by accident is
not known. Altogether about 80 houses were
destroyed. The whole number of deaths is COM
puted at 1000.
On the day after the fire. part of the ruined
wall fell and killed thirty more
tits rather remarkable that, thirty years ago, a
similar accident happened at the same theatre.
1t is supposed that upwards Of eighteen hum
dred lives were lost by the fire, the falling tim
ber or borne down by the crowd and sufocation
The bodies are so horribly mutilated their friends
cannot recognise them in consequence of this,
hundreds lay unclaimed, and the worst conse-
quences are to be apprehended from their expo
sure IN such climate at this season.
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A NAME LEGALLY ESTABLISHED. Its stated that
the publ sher and editor of The Cold Water Foun ain al
Gardiner, who indicted by the grand jury last Feb
ruary for libel, because they published communication
in which the rumhoe Of Ephraim Sweat OF Belfast was
called breathing hole Of hell have been recently
after fair trial. iriumphanly acquitted.
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DO oIJEcr. An English paper contains
thirteen objections given by young ladv for do
Ginning match, The first twelve being The suit.
himself. VIC suilor
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THE STEAMSHIP GREAT BRITAIN has been spo
ken again, and was making rather tedious passage
home.
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THE STEAMSHIP GREAT WESTERN departed for
home Thursday afternoon. She takes out 40 passen-
gers and an unusual number Of letters
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LUCINA CORDIAL,


the touch Of earth restored vgo activity and confidence
IA to the exhausted arteries will that glorious preparation
LUCINA CORDIAL renyest the geerave organs however
weakened, with their original power There shadow OF
doubt that this true and the subject OF delicate
hundreds would testify tho unrvalled efficacy
regusrtes in the secetions pains in the kidneys female
disease to which the delicate portion Of the human
organization LIABLE Il indeed maormafion OF
bic cure Tor bsrr.rnes while u all the obs, diseases
sovereign remedy The Lucina Cordial gentle tonic opern
ting the secrve and bracing whole
system without far stimulating any function produce
subsequent relaxation On the contrary
ec harmony with snd doe. not vgor
te used will fully convince the purchaser Of the truth Of
have asserted.
Principal Office 25 Fulton street, New York Sold also by
Seth Eowle Boston; rWadsworh Providence; Muir
ply 90 North Sixth street, Philadelphia g. X Tyler John
Lsroqus and Roberts and Atkinson Bstmors Charss Sou
er Louisville, KY; Sanford Parks, CINCINNATI and by
other Of the above named places Price 50
bottle, or ga per dozen. jua 1m+ec
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HESE well known and truly valuable Pills justly &c
LIBERATED for their benehcisl effects now becoinn,
specific for the cure or prevention mot ali the
that flesh heir to but for the foowing-Lver Aztec
tons, Dyspepsia, Piles rheumatism, Headaches Jaundce
scroaa Bilious ard Diseases q the Chest short they
be sure safe remedy for persons Of all ages
time Directions enclosed in each boz and genun.
without bearing the fac sme Of the proprietor the wrapper
For sale, Wholesale and retail the principal depot Hail
Pharmacv 4. p. HASKELL x Co., corner Of Broome
Mulberry streets.a
Dr. TARBEL will be in hi. Office, corner Of Broome ant
Mulberry from to AM, to and in the even
NIB Those wishing obtain the sole agency for these Pills
in county the State AXE to tha
effect BY addressing the proprietor above liberal
allowable. mo m
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r Z A d T H L Fol 10y IN &
ADVERTISEMENTS
COLLEGE,
Medicine and Pharmacy
50 NASSAU STREET.
M f DICAL ADVICE
PRTVATE DTSEAS ES

HhlVAIE DISEASES.
:
private and confidently promise persons requiring
medical treatment asaf aud permanent without injury
make college, sa s
as ,sft %ss u
Tor many years with the principal hospitals
attends Tor consul
To St c6ys FRY
living IN the country and finding il ilconyenient 70 make per-
ps =. 70 perform radical cure stating
and
''' CONSTITUTIONAL NJ sFfs DEBILITY CURED.
SsSs1
fsS
snss Sass 81 each Of dozen 81 carefully
packed 'T VIZ 7 = i s Hs a PILLS.
oa radical sas sss seminal ZEN emissions
@ IGs: Of gy ss sv s the aGp.a Do
Tey effect .rsr ' si%s
he .toma q @ ss 81 ns y Son
RECORDS ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
the permanent cure Of primary or secondary yphilis
1pSsiou. use 1n.. %sas; treatment
Sosd srs1 rsSsas
s AZ after III ,s
So carefully packed and all parts Of the Union.
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARSAPA
RILLA, CENTIXN AND SASSAFRAS.
DREPARED by the New York College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy established for the suppression ofquackery This
refined ed highly extract ,.seg al the puI
deny the College infinitely TO any
before the public may be
relied certain remedy for all diseases arising from
pure state of the blood such cofa salt rheu ngworm,
cutancou epon throat OF any dsrase srsnr
from the secondary effects ofsyphis njudcous
mercury.
Sold IN single bottles, st y5cents each
in cases ofhalf q dozen bottles,
I" " ~ one dozen !"
Cases forwardsdto all parts Of the Union.
B-A vsy liberal discount 70 Wholesale purchaser.
disrs w. .. RlCHARDsON. N. D., Agent
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Medical Advice,

DOCTOR LAMERT i st eonhdsnsislly co2saesd q his
II old once s. Gold between Fulton and beekman,
all diseases Of delicate his being mild and
judcous, requires neither mercury restraint in diet or him
days. - : ------
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL, arb
from frequent indulgence Of the passions Of ndiscree
youth and thereby causing nightly emissions and eventually
confirmed impoecy the Ds srictest his
state of vgor originally designed.
STRICTURES disease frequently existing without the pa
ent being aware caused by maeament
Of parties themselves by the Dr. eectuay cured with
out pain neon enience.
The Doctor being qualified advertising Surgeons
in the city, guarantees perfect cure or no charge made Let
ers post paid enclosing Fee Immediately attended to- and
define with advice, any Of the United States
Office So Gold street. Open from A. NJ to +. NJ
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A. b. SANDS s. co.

~ &AAo OI8mkb0 nWAAWAWXs MO- ~ 10 n3OW1sv ~ ~
corner OF Chambers street, New York,
ROOM i'll i. 81 Z E s.s :i.J
ofPEaEynEsv, ofevery knd SCENTED SoArs varieties
goa: blooming
ss f lady and sne%sn %.
whether travelling or at home.
Ss IN
s s for so: s %s sss s Ssn
ss S Ss as @ and and s
king the selections Strangers visiting the city
to call and observe the Of have
'FxNCY, TOILET AND SHAVING soAPs.-of Soaps,
'1St'ies Soar
a
let Soaps Of all kinds Lpbn and Pivers Soaps,
in fsSsy Siliis It d%D sss%
AmSOsia Cream Of oussn. Ambro;iai sahsyng Cakes
Sisi,s ";
sS$o% ,;'js
seas Wh LsS S
Besuts, &C. &C. These destroy tan, spnhun, ecklss,
md ss burn 'S DAMN
ss
tons Esprit de Cedat Aromatic Vinegar &C. These last
vs a s' ffR aSsSS
o Antique o
MIC Balm q CoI9mb. Cream Lilies Psrlss Pom
% a
9 nd for :saes a. Ty1s o
9g G black q s the f1 sdd sv.aV
variety Paste. and LqudsfOr identifying the hair or resto-
For "a EEs sSs 1T
@ ns
MssI as toR THE TEETH-Pss.s
sna
ons Tooth Paste; Rose FSste Chloride Dcarce; Orr'
%n Glove yss s Ss
f aJ y
v
Ss S ysTs y
.ss E Aasess Can &c ts Ss
asrs d SsuSs. e. a.
M Sms. M bfG
G. csrSiins DO Fop.Slsau f.isSeSly Eds. Esir;ei
&c. Patey Cronnelia ilossr vsb~s, Musk ovrnia GA.
ToiIET ANp OTHER BRusp the srs..e..vr
ety. Imported and oihoms massfs,s e al patterns, make
i%ss Ysss and tssS brushes. Hs BsSs:
sas nd co. ~. c eon
dent tha. stock Of Hair and Tooth Brushes will be found
ANS SIfgy
She'll Ivory and Buffalo Dressing Combs oevery
Pocket Combs and Mirrors combined Ivory and Tortoise Shell
Fsi sSfDHRs fifsgf Fo u BoDys USE
Lip salye Cold Cream Pastes Liquid and Powder Rouge
longe Bottles Spirits Of Vinegar, Aromatic Vinegar Otto
Sealing saf
Paper Salts q Lemon Dianond Cement Powder B0Tes and
Mouth Mirrors, Sc. Also Nail Files Tooth Picks, Tweezers
Tongue Scrapers Corn Rubbes and all other articles
the toilet personal comfort home ortravellng
In snumeatn peSion Of Toilet articles they have fo
their choice Of Drugs and Medicines from which
they supply the prescriptions Of first city physicians with
despatch They intend be first the rstin
their business and respectfully solicit the patronage Of then
SODA WATERMAN the following Syrups, viz: Sarsapa
ra Lemon, Ginger Pine Apple, Vanilla Raspberry Straw
berry. Qrgeat, &C., ofsuperior quality.
MEDICINAL WATERS-From the most celebratec
sTmssFma C9ngs an S "a O.
Sharon Spring Water White Sulphur Avon, and Blaelcl
Waters and the Sedtx and Switzer Waters from Germany
Va On, dkec
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ANOTHER REMARKABLE CURE
OF CONSUMPTION
BY SCHENCK'S

Mr.: sCHENCK Dear Sr-It great satisfaction 10 me
syr gave up ii hopss hat she ever could
ss As &.
sy s,s r. InS
ip being genuine cure for consumption and has proved
public g Be oquackery andnoy wiz
e my aaash,er case For several months Continual cGag
aeS sGss Of aa | sss a
its both sides. and in her shoulders so dread
full Ehtne across her chest with the loss Of appetite and
statement Of my daughters case and any one wishing to cali
may see her at my house. r
90 Market street, Newark, New Jersey.
City and County Of Nsw York, So.
Peter Delany duly sworn depose says foregoing
nowsdss asd ~ em and us to the best Of HI
PETER DELANY.
5xsH ss aR Ts !H' h Il, Say Of August 1884,
Please notice that the genuine sehencks Pumonic syruI
e. hsS doo n: below os only No. SNn
CAUTION TO THE PUBIC.
Office for The sale Of The Original Genuine
PULMONIC SYRUP,
At No. 40 la Cortlnndt street, New York
a. usual.
GONE, YEARS AGO was cured Of a severe and danger
doa that much FOOD nigh, dons through
,as
schsnef
him, aud the medicine sold in his and
msn OF my cure by the Syrup his in the form of
tifcafe, was pg elished and widely circulated
person deviatng from the understanding Complaint after
complaint had in relative to the variability and
strength Of the Syrup Thinking thata written agreement might
be ehectua requested ONE but declined could
ton completely with reputation OF
valuable medcne of felt that whatever affected the
Que would extend its consequences to the other.
had encountered large expenditures in establishing and con
ducng this business My time and attention DEVOTED
c!usivy to t. These influences based upon my well know
patients friends who called at my Office as
others whom visited both in the city and country aud ths
gradually Increasing and now widespread popularity OF
respiration as we'll as the liver and dyspepa ssy
caused make application me- whom
have been the of benettng and restoring
results Ike these were truly gratifying and did not feel will
could permit my sphere of usefulness
narrowed through the neglect variation any other
To those who know personally and the history Of Sy
and have the most knowledge Of the only
thod OF preparing this medicine through all its different stages
And ia order to render esrom all impurities well
Of heat which tends destroy the medical properties
the most effective ingredients have the aid Of discovery
the improved and only suitable apparatus by
Of necacy blackish color and variable strength
from my process the knowledge and employment OF
which are confined exclusively to myself
The young man whose name has been mentioned
for HIMSELF at least opened Office in this city, wish HIM
all the success that he justly deserve He invites the pub
llc am informed to come and buy HIS genuine Syrup and
The Original Genuine Pumonic Syrup prepared this city
exclusively by myself for sale in New York my old
established oce 49 CORTLAND st. door below Grenwch
myas im~m
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ALEXANDER'S TKICOBAPIIE-

NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY BEING A
liquid Dye which insantaneousy changes the color Of the
nair 10 peautfu brown BLACK without injury the hair or
mons o. I and seca s dyes
application " IVY S"' 'PoA sHSie
Extract from the PHILADELPHIA Daily unnA,rx.,r.,
effect Of the above ON the hair Is truly A.
was tried Yesterday in Office and the change
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily Forum "ssveru Of
our have recently applied their the yaua
bic liquid Dye known a. Alexanders TncobaIhea new and
yana6e discovery and has failed to produce the
whskers imgrs beautiful brown black color.
wall SO William street Johnson, Moore Taylor 81 Maiden
lane j. W. Wright CO. Cedar street and Of the pucinai
druggists throughout the United Sttes r. of sole aUeuis
H. x q. A. WRIGHT. 80 south III street,
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THIRD EDITION.
I H E PRIVATE TREAT ISE.
nv m RATpH

DESIGNED enable individuals undertake successfully
and privately the Of their case and also give
usnty mistaken for yenerea which afford wide field for the
xtortions and decepons of certain Boosting people
The authors rank graduate Edinburgh his letters OF intro
acti9n from Sir Cooper Of Londsn to Dr. Mott Of this
c Dr. hysick Of Philadelphia, and Others and his permits
on TO refer almost physician Of emnence in abe CITY,
mast be considered sucent ground for condolences the work
10 be had only at 98 Greenwich Price ST. 1t may be
cent by unbound mvt5 iyuse
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VICTIMS OF TNDISCRETTON.
TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED.
PROFESSOR BOERHAAVES
HYGEAN RENOVATOP

All those where manly vigor Is impaired where the
mental and physical unrestrane
destructive habits Of early ouh inducing
and debility the Hygean Renovation will be found inab
healthy action AID removes mpotency BY nfnsng new
taneous fails to chronic elects and whites and
stry, by restoring healthy action Refer
be Physicians who prescribed
Renovatcr with success il toe sccio.s aso Dyspep
orGans Sold only the Importing Agents" AK Fulton st.
New York Price ~ per bottle Of Is ounces and forwarded
N B..Copious directions accompany each bottle,
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BY last Nights SoRthern Mnil

bALIIN0RE, June N-rr Garonn, Uavre. Ia,a q n A..
, Az AZ 9asr os kron psnl from Bnen de-
si probably the Herald, from Amsterdam r..
burypot- wei war; view
SoaroLx June @-Ar Vssper, Baker New York; Bolivar
Alexindra for Nantucket Sarah ST Vino en and Ia, s
Cape Henry where she got ashore on the 18Th ns, h
Bl'tmorehe is perfectly tight, having receive an,
hjury ~ any
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CfhhLES FAUL DE KUCk CUMPLtIE
VIE Works Of Charles Paul de Kock illustrated Edition
res one doliur The public have opportunity Of pos
tossing OF the complies works Of the renowned
de kock magnificent volume containing twelve hundred
ana eighty large columns Of reading natter and at prcs
wnch Places within the reach Of persons the most limited
THIS volume contains all the novels ETC.
when we;e ever actually Written by this witty laughter
psdse sasssiyss that the TRANSACTIONS been faithfully
aur and tnit the work VIII be found the carekling
and exciting that has from the press
OF ms country tor sale Al Ann street, New York.
Inc work maabe and be by pos 10 any mart M
,ns wnsa S,.e. or s q an
20 twenty Gents according the distance All orders for one
complete copy conan dollar be anked or pospad
and directed TO Holland Glover, New York City
ma dXy ms - - - Nv "~''"'s'
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MEDICAL NOTICE

hh.COOPER II Duane street, between Chatham and Will
- liam streets has, for the last ears confined his
re 70 me te iment q vsn real mercurea and other disease:
Lock Hospital and has for the en- years enoyed tho most
extensive practice in private diseases Of any medical man in
New york He can the agg tied cases Of this
eas' and mild cases removed in five days. The Dr. is
regulav educated physician snd aud never
ms pa tents to leave until perfect cure performed
Sricture.Dr. Cooper has discover a new method bv
which he the form of Structure in from one 10
two weeks, with scarcely any pain to the patient.
Constitutional Debility brought by habit
egcs dysfepsa weakness he limbs aud sua of the hack
confusion o. intellect fogeulness papitatn Of the heart
ma aversion To society warranted in
shags Be sure and rccollect the number H. the mortar
over the door there Is adecptve sign and
impose upon the creduous in the block DIR Cooper is the
jelf mos+rc $3.50 - " ~ sue"
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GALVANIZED IRON AND TIN.
GALVANIZED SHEET IRON AND TIN, a very sn.
u warranted to rust Also Tin Plate Shec
ron Russia Sheet lron Copper Zinc Scotch and Ame
-ican Pi, Iron, for sale bv CASS X WARD,
rnv,s 'rs'- M ~ Rrnah street
MOHAWK AND HUDSON RAILROAD COMPANY
BONDS OF l84j.
INTEREST the above Bonds due st July will be paid
to the holders on presentation at the Office of
- DREW, ROBINSON & CO., Sc Wall st.
New York, June 26, 1885. ie2J Iysec