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First of August in Lynn.
Correspondence OF The Tribune
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LINN, Nass. Aug 3, 1s46.
The friends Of Freedom celebrated the glorious
even, Of British Emancipation Il the wes, Indies in Ibis
town, in beautiful grove wha: Is called Lovers
Leap Leng before me hour -aultrudes assembled
unc from 1000 70 $50 rnign, be seen forming vast
errpcitheatIe in Ire center OF which vas platform
and every aide q human fsces presenting an
interesting 10 the eye Of ,he 5ehode! such IS "a
seldom witnessed
The meeting was called 70 order 5y P BoYcE and
motion 81 FRANCIS JACKSON, Of Boston JAxEs y. By
FuI was chosen President and !. 2 sASoER9oS wee
President
The meeting ,vas addressed By VIZ J Bowo!TcE. OF
Church in salem Rev JOIN PRINCE Of oen7ers JAMES
y BrTrvx Of Lynn. and others.
Mr. BueCrn's account Of his recent visit 20 England
vas deeply interesting. he had Travelled tarouzh Tag
land Ireland and Scotland IN company Win freoefCA
Douglass and they had been met win KINDNESS :"
ever tneT went Tney found 10 difficulty on aceoun; o.
coorphotis he friends Of humanity upon me OIs.
side o:the water manifested g-eatin;e-es,i II ne
for freedom i, raj. co;u,-T Re inri;ec 70 me
house Of distinguished gentleman N be!iss- ileau
and noticing picture turned 70 the F'i4 ae .aeaie
reason Said the gentleman TIA. !!aHie Ls :.
Declaration Of American Independence rHcHS9t- -
5ecs1se oyed N, sentiments Du: when learned taei
Won nav. three millions Of SI-ve@ turned / 70 me wal
and there il must remain until you SCI theHl rec.
a series OF appropriate reso!uuon7' n oP"7eu y '7
NJ SANDERS Of North Carolina, Of Hon Roru.
lus N Saunders Minister 70 Spain aaid ri ne had
bey,d ayo;pt SIaverv was He ist S-eet interest
j., me Ann slavery cause He mad pledged himself,
;s re.,r1 70 MS native STATE that veal come woe
CONC lie come death he would establish paper With
the title " The Southern Herald OF freedom " n
Iloyd Garrison and y p Rogers ne considered Two OF
The best ne and ne intended 70 inscrloe
on MS banner the Motto OF each Humanity erery
thing afterwsrd" My country is the world NY ccun
,rvrnen are all mankind" The Aut-SGrery movement
and dear 70 MS heart and he WISHED it God
speed :.
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Affairs in France,
Correspondence of The Tribune.


PARIS July 22d, 1886.
There is a great dearth Of news st this moment
IN Paris The papers are filed with long, nnintcr-
cs,iny articles about The old disputes OF respect
i've party leaders. The Indifference pervading a!
parties in France and the total ab.ence OF public inter
est in the approaching general election, as'onish an
American accustomed rs be Is to the noisy exciting
scenes Of elections in his country This apathy ne
accounts fer partly By the woeul defects which he sees
in what passes here tor Representative system But
il is also 20 be ascrbed the circumstance that tins
year there Is great question no important measure at
stake on which The public DC easily excited In the
Opposton pamphlets and journals the main topics aside
from local politics the personal interference OF the
King in the Government and the question Of Parliament
ary corruption the last especially very serious CUES
ton in my opinion. The lst 0; August the Election
will have begun and terminated throughout the whole
kingdom. The public attention begins TO be turned
from the recent accidents the Northern Railroad ny
the preparations for the iees Of July By the way the
Courier Francois offers confirm the statements which
j, had published in letter the 10Th (and which had
been con,radcied) relative 20 accident reported 10
have occurred the Northern Railroad near tampouX
(the of the former terrible accident) which was
unattended by any loss OF life injury TO the passen
gers although the boiler OF the locomotive Is said 10
have burst and several TO have run OIL the ack
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Trade OF the Hudson.
Produce Country Merchandise rr-ins at Nr York.
Reported Specially for The Ne.g- York Tribune.

Produce and Country Merchandise drrivns at Ner York
Reported Specially for The Ne1o- York Tribune
svi;,sure Line y Van Sar,voord-Barge Deiroi,-l09
bills -four Mead Co 80 do Wright Co: $40 do Van
SantvooEd CO; SIS DO Williams Co, Boston; 2iO Go
Amy. Crosby Co. Norwich. -ks WOO. SEldmore CO.;
do LeavHns Huntington, Norwich; 5 do johnson Bro
Tiers Is do Mott Co. Phila; 81 do Victor Duck'yiiz
76 bXs cheese casks ashes Mead Coz - Kegs butter
Ergs Newport: 81 do Conan Hopkins Co; do Dbl
eggs VIM tndefh; IS hbs pork 10 roiI- leaihsr Kent
Hayes; 9 do Titus Barnes do Williams do a
Van Santvoord Co; bbs pork do beef Williams
Mcbride Lord 10 hbs high wines Suydar, Sage Co;
80 bh!s pork Maitland Conrie Coz Chs ashes Z, I
Old Troy Line Pope Callin-Barge Pa,tison544s bush
500 b5ls -four Pope Catin - do Norton; go do
Dwgh; Johnson SOC kegs lard 2S nj ho do Herun Lees
Co. p cks ashes sk feathers ba1cock Co III Feais
wrspp psper Smith co.. bbl eggs Scranton Co. 7cAs
ashes Kent Kupan CO.. do f y HerT!ck; "A CTS ashes
" W Winans Sis feathers DaieT, Miller Co - bales
wool E Brown - bids ale Thos Barber; hhds Reed
Brothers; bXs goods Richard Conkwrlsh 6 do Put
NAM 81 sacks rags wool Crane Taylor; sack GIN
seng dos do wool ; Lawrence, Lowell; do Howe Ma
Their X Co Hartford. 800.
Penfed. Day Co.'S Ljne-BHrge Wave, from Catskin
-i2Il sides leather L Andrews $50 do Corse Co. 757
sheep i2 cattle = pkg butter p oale- hay oeis eggs 70
6id Albany Line ] K W schuyer-Bsrge Brainerd
Zj2 bbs 20 hi do -four Herr!ck Van BusEdrk 81 do
Sirlonds . bales wool Chaplin, Providence: IS 6bs
ashes Peck Boodgood; hhds bbls goods Marcham;
same L:nr-Rsrre Neyv.Y ork-525 bbis -four Suvdarl
Reed Y Co; II bbls oil do ashes order.
Fort Plain and NewYork Line Clark, Nlkirk Y Hof-
man-Boa; Diamond-SCIO bush oats bales hop Fair
bss goods Hoy, Ti,ling',ast 10 do Gamer x Co.
Z Fish 4 Cos Line-Boat Bunker Hill-i7i7 bush oats
1850 do rye 20 bbls fOur E Fish X Co
oswego Canal Line Gbert-Boat Zephv--65o bbls
four Suydsm, Sage Co; hbls bNs honey Gilbert.
New-York and Oswego Line, Bas-Boai Oswego
County-265 bbs -four Suydau Sage Co; 2c0 bush feed
c Balls
Northern Transportation Line. Jones-Boat Amazon
-ese bush rye w Thorne; 81 cks nails Judd CO; p
bbls urpeutiue w Blackwell Co: 50 od- paper White
Schat.e $; kegs nails John Acosa; - do Aues Mar
cola It's 5a;s iron W Leslie 2S kegs nails 10 bids
hoop iron - bdls shoe iron Saltus Go.
Lake ChanplHin and Merchants Line, L 4 Johnson
Boat Empre-9s bags tcs rye bbls aour a Johnson
10 bxs cheese W Gus Co. bNs honey Shedding Fer
rs % bbls pork "a butter CLARK Fisk; 80 kegs nails
hxs goods L Bussng IL bXs paper White Shetfeld;
rolls carpet X ey Caon; bxs scales Fairbanks
Co; Is bXs goods w WOODWARD, BALI.
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DIED /.

At Upper Red Hook. Du,chess Co. on Tuesday Aug.
4th of consumption JANE edos, daughter of Anthony
n. Hoffman o.. this city.
At Rochester, the Sth inst Major HARRY P DAN
NAILS one of the earliest settlers OF the country.
In Chicago. on the Isl inst N,ss Sarah Mcclure aged
Al years daughter OF Gen. Geo. Nee ure OF Dundee.
Kane Co Ill formerly of Steuben Co \ y
In st John y r. 5th inst III the ODD year OF hs age.
John Ward, Esq. The Father OF the City.
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MARRIED

On Monday, 10Th Aug by Rev. w. r. Williams, Mr.
THOMAS MACKENZIE TO Miss AGNES GARDNER,
both OF this city.
On Tuesday. the ll,h inst. by the Rev. Dr. Spring
DANIEL D. CONOVER OF this city, to Miss CATTLE
RTNE f. WHITLOCK OF Brooklyn.
Ia Bangor on the 9TH Asa Walker. Esq. Editor OF the
Bangor Gazette 20 Mrs Emelinc d Lincoln.
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Only Arrivals OF Produce, stock, &c. by the
Ncw-York and Erie Railroad Company

:
81 bales waste Cooks: bxs 10, castings Ramapo
Screw CO. $50 pkgs fruit IS sides leather bxs Bull
lard L Coz sc irk butter Capt King 90 pkgs do lot hogs
lambs and calves Capt Leeds; 3 pigs butter 81 sheep 81
lambs IS hogs Jennings Thompson; 90 pks butter box
dry goods sampson Il Coz 50 pigs butter Capt Clark.
Quantity OF mix arrived during week ending 9Th Aug.
2lm SO OF. 81. minds per dnv.
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Dr. Tood,. -ar,npariIln and Wild Cher

ry Bitter>-I-'-e bier- are pure $ - ttao.e cui!-
pound AID a-- 0a-ed the pubc trUr principle OF -
1e~osace under TIE flrs conviction thst they VII be
found and reu1er 1r Dy qepss ard Con-
-pet!OI. They lave been rll-ir 1-r :setet, noi on
n.=rec ample testimony p 20 trlr .ec:cd excellence, be-.
Uy Physicians that have prescribed El her practice.
onst: retail l92 Broadway; ST. B.eecker II B9've-
yNY. suu 5as
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NETWORK.


packc'. ship Queen OF thc West Woodhocse ira L.y-
e-pooi July Q rldse, 10 Noyah-U < Mir;ur;,
Packet ship Northumberland G=is void. In London
and Portsmouth July SIN iG6sc 10 John Griswo!d. o.
Tuesday al 4 " OF the East end OF Long Island cane
in contact, and sunk abou: minutes the schooner
cargo OF coS bound 10 Boston The Captain and Grew
sin IN number were suyed.
Ship BIZ Gaayneier Curry. L ds I'm Windsor NS
plaster. - ,nRs,e-
Ship (Br Ward Chipulan, Bilton 81 d IN, Liverpool
IN ballast, 70 Williams y Guon-23 steersge passengers
July 30th lat - - lon - - spoke B ship Chare> HuI-
bcrtson. IN Charleston Tor Liverpool
Ship Leopard (oi Balt) LonscOpe 50 ds IN Leshorr
RAGS marble Sc 70 Augustus NeS The bark Constance
(of Boston, Tor New-York, sid a. previous
Ship Charlotte Read loi Batn) Houghton. o. d IN
Hare ballast 20 ulsster-l>5 steersse passengers
The K WAS becalrncc % ds-
ship (Brer) Adler, Hnho-s;. y ds I'm Bremen IndSe'
70 Pavenstaa. & SchGmacher-2ol passengers
Bark (Eaulb) Johanna Rosser 90 Us n Hamburg.
usdse and l2 stcerage passengers TO Sch !dt 4 BAL
chen.
Bark (Swel Augusta Dam.nberg s. d- FL Gutenberg,
500 tons snd = s;eersse passengers 70 boorI-isn
Johnston & Co
Brig Ju,s and He!ea Drnkyvater 10 ds n Essrpor-
plaster. 70 smith \ BOynJop.
~ Damascus, Chase, ii d IN Turks Island salt 10
Badger * Peek
Sehr Washington, GasA-l Is IN Washington NC.
nayS stores 20 Benedict X Wisms
>chr Sarah LoagnAn 5 Is IN Washington NC, naval
stores 10 master.
sehs Mary An Allen 10 i. I'm Ea,;por:, plaster to
SAILED.
Ship Josn Sksddy. Liverpool; Sutton Charleston
BELOW.
ship Chaos, -, m Liverpool, June 18Th -ndse. 10
Sls:e Gardner & Howell
Also Banks sad B-ss. unknown
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.T-~> COMFY ISLAND AND FORT

= rzsll.Ifs.sss1 HAMILTON EERRY.--rh- steamboat
PROPRIETOR, Cupt II. Mullsn, VIII run
every day the above Ferry until farther notice
follows Leaving NORTH RiVgR-Foot Of Harnmond-,t II
A. M.3P.M CanaLst. III A. NJ. 81 P. ". Harr1on-st.
III A NJ. 81 P. 81 Vhtehalt. a. NJ y NJ. P " COMFY
bland /, 7. VI. P NJ and The
Slean6oa, IOLAS, Capt Richard Yates, will fol-
lows Leaving EAST RIvER-Footo If Plke-st. 9! NJ. .
P NJ do Hhi,siali 10 A. NJ PM. Sc do. Coney Island
- A. NJ 81 ?. VI. do Landing Fort Hamilton each
az. Fare l2i cents. THOMAS BEILBY, Proprietor.
=. B.-Smges Will be in readiness the arrival of the
Fort Hamilton TO take passengers 10 Ne~Cirecht
I'd Bath also Coney Island to take passengers to the
- oper houses aui ,!is
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rr Newsparer E-tnhIi.h,ncnt for Sale-rh.

proprietor OF lut- established VIM Newspaper, ou'
The fOuTi-i;ag in Massachusetts, conreui
plating change his business, oilers his establishment
Tor sale. Connected with Z; Is extensive OF lo
work For particulars address w postpaid, box No Is
Worcester Mass p o. aus wis
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grrcHss..xn nsoxrRs, B.vE.

= 60 . L5f5.
II Notice.-The President, Directors AMI Company
c: le Butchers AID Droy-:s Bank have declared l'-
d.u Of i've per The capita. siocS ol Of tie prot
OF The last sx month"; payable Lie lj- insi The
transfer book VIII D. closed from he lo; INST until it
time. BE- order o: lie Board q Directors.
nulU lW D. W. TOWNSEND. Casa
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TN PURSUANCE Of ~ ortef Of ne Surrogate Of the
Icountv q EU-ce IS Hereby gwen IL persons
na-!rg claim. sgsist Gl5er- Fowler, iae Of the city Of
Se-Torx gentleman. deceased % present I.- uirh
the ro1cher. i-reof - -e =s-l5r Eis otcs Nc. 50
Narion-s- n cr OF Se<York or beforr me
eeth dsE OF Ee5aar!1e D.ied SewY The slsrea:a
cay OF Aagts igfl. SAMUEL WEEksi
s-U .sE9=' Executor,
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.rus FOR THE FISHING BANKS

IT FUK THE FISHING BANNS-The
1877 rSleambOai HIGHLANDER, Capt Cbas. b.
Armstrong, Will make trip to the Fishing
Banks on Wednesday, August 18th, leaving follows
The foot OF WarrersL al Il O'Clock A. NJ; foot OF Ham
moud.st A. NJ, foot Of Deancey-s 50 A VI; foot OF
Cntnarine-s NJ A. NJ. foot vi Pier No N r. 9. ~
M-Dnner will be provided on board Bait at Lines
NJ reasonable Fnre Fifty for the excursion
The steamer Hi CHAMBER will her regular Pc
10 the Fishing Banks every Wednesday,, Thursday and
Saturday through the season.
For farther Information apply to a Il SCHULTZ. corner
Vast aud Duane sts nul0 SITS
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10 WEAKNESS o; -e Voc. aud Lun=a- Bleeding, Cough
ng and Snortne.s OF Breath Papitaon ofhe Heart Cur
vs;uIe; Weakness and Pain in III. Back Dyspepsia :;
great Weakness ne Sides and Stomach. with Co1spa-
and Pile and particularly FEMME Debility, ana dis
position 70 droop 0ace - Broadway. Jy2s im.seod
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r., --gsa77LoNG ISLAND Camp Meeting

-. ISTINND
ky5 Noce.-For the Camp Meeting be
held at tarnIngdae, August 10Th
TO 10Th 1915, the fare will he Three SGngs each way
Passengers viii purchase .her tickets ii the Ticket OF
fee, before entering the gate TO get into the cars
~ passengers should be the SPOT from twenty
minutes before he of the Cars leuving the Cars
will the hours appointed, Leave Brooklyn
O'CLOCK. ard past O'Clock Ia the morning, and al
O'Clock and o'clock in the afternoon.
Returning viii l-ave FarTnin gda- ~ before O'Clock
and before O'Clock IN The morning, and at past and
5 o'clock IN the afternoon. auS 81
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Packet snip Northumberland from London and Ports.
moRtt-Rev John Lord and lady. Mis- Aexa sisters
and brother OF Canada MR. Seahut OF do Mr. Brad.
shaw. lady and daughter Mrs Fletcher, Messrs Miller,
Champion and Summers. London Mr. Shier OF New
lork-3i0 in s.eeruse
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ecnrral Notices.
Fy.B. Paimer's Country Newzpap,

Y. B. Paimer,s COUNTY Newspaper A1-e--
Using AEenc!, Tribune Sui-d;ns, Ne- Yorz- embraces
;o-rs Il the United States ard Canada fr which &c s v
authorized 70 advertisements and sr5scr 2ocs and
f--- e--oo- cred 20 give -ec=I9-s
Merchants -a-u!ac-u-s-s E--sa7s al -d-.irsI. yer
e-zv. besides public Institutions incorporated companies
nd societies. ko yisz sdveTtse sCbsc-5e ;o-.
newspapers Of zr section OF ne coc-. are respectfully
.1-5Ied q examine he .les
To remove a. 5o1t;s a1t -isap7-ehecsu-s tie Aze-:
hereby ro.,s tx T=5.ie tbat person = Authorized ~
h1 % soc.t &c ve.:i=ez1-= ca-cs or subscriptions
-e-vsrsps-s fo- .iri: - = The on-- authorized
Tie an-o~s-ce 70 merchants and others, growing ct Of
:cn OF :as course essentially proper . guard ssc:r
Tbose therefore vho wish 70 trsasact business With MS
Aye-cva-t avoid mistakes are respectfully -ited ha1d
i her orders 8: the ot5ce address :. 3. PALMER
.r-.-ica- Newspaper cert. Tribune Buildings
p TIE cos- Of 1ovEz.IsiSG Z coc-t-- psoers-a ls:
o. he cie- AID owns throughout re Union z with lie
oE-e-s are published together h copies Of me several
papers Tor which - Z l1- GUY authorized agent 1a- be
seen !: Is o:c- = he Tribune Buildings. -WSS!sc
y Sebriug's Restoratire.-Tlis p!eass-; aedi-
enc rs-er-!s...rF remedy ;oT Drspep-ta and Ss--os
aEeccors II Certain sex and Marcus Head
Sot-; l. correc:5 lo-ot stse Of the bliar- organs
AID : ~er- ecsciouz i re.eTg !.a-leuc Coles and
srar COMPLAINTS o. Ike Stomach AID Bc1vel- !: speedily
promotes ne re:- OF strength SIC scE = a. OF
Debility restores healthy appetite, here This creates; OF
blessings deficient. and aarra consequence gives
tone and viEor 10 ne whole system
r Prepared by c. c. SEBaiSG, Ta-ry:owr, y. I. 10
whom orders nag % addressed
Sod II Es=e-Y0rs al hOle-ale and retail b a 2. D.
Sands Druggists Of Fllfon-sf corner o " ,iaIa-st Sod
also a. 70 Broadway AID ELi Broadway and y Drug
gs generally throughout -he United States Pee : Pc
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MODEL OF NEVV-YOEE
Excursions.

~TS@ "A SWIFT AND SAFE STEAMBOAT
rssssi---lsio The Fishing Banks-The new and very
steamboat ST. NICHOLAS, Capt Dem
ing will on Friday Aug lith. make excursion 10 the
Fishing Banks. The great speed Of the 81 Nicholas viii
enable lovers OF fishing have cust hours longer
enjoyment OF their tIvoriie than slower
boats. The 81. Nicholas will leave HammOuh-st. o.
clock Canal 8: Delaney 81 Catherine, o. foot ofSiate
south Brook yn. q, aud pier No >, y. r. %.
BAIT aud Line, furnished SINAI. charge Fare for the
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Cure Of Spinal Disease.

The following letter from a LADY oil Phiiadeip"'s
10 Dr. Dexter Of MorTistown, \. J. narafes the pro-
cess of her cure by the Water treatment Oh us
ease Of the Spine Of long standing-wel Known as
among tie most critical and painful disorders to
which the human frame is liable, and one extreme
" difficult 10 cure when firmly seated. The par
,iculars Of this case must interest the thousands
still suffering from this complaint and may induce
sorne Of them 70 tr the Water Tor It's eradica
lion We believe DR. D. has had like success in
o.bcr cases of this as well as other dangerous uaala
dies which aesh IS heir TO-
MoAnisTowH, July "a, 1916
Before leave your Institution permit me 20 offer you
NV THANKS for te attentions which nave received and
the grea, benefit have derived from your and
treatment.
When | entered your establishment, some three
months since had been afflicted WIKI disease OF the
Spine for many years and had submitted 20 variety Of
reatnenpior many months without being IL any meas
ure benefited The Spine very tender with almost
constant pain, and could scarcely bear 70 have il
Rubbed.
Al the tirne entered your Institution had been I'm
der treatment for other difficulties, which doubt
arose from the diseased state Of the spine.
by nervous system was very much afected-the
nsh slcepless and .he day full pain could scarce
y walk Indeed could with ea-e) twenty rods II
eAer;ed myself 70 do So was obliged 70 lie down for
70 recruit my strength and 70 relieve my pain
Ny appetite poor-the digestive organs ire
gular-and food usually distressed me The whole
course Of the Spine Was very epde. pressure and
the weakness OF the muscles times almost prevented
upright posture
Alt,r had been under treatment at your hands fc~
weeks commenced taking portion Of the usual e@er-
else required The weakness tenderness and pain be.
ran 70 icsre the Spine, and although the nights were
restless yet felt refreshed and nvgorated curing the
day Ny appetite improved the objective organs were
st.eDgiheued ana | hGd gained some ae-h Three
months treatment with Water mas removed ainost en-
rcy all the pain weakness and tenderness OF ths spine
walk now daily mile out and back, and take ordlna'
re- exercise with feelings OF real pleasure 10 your at
teutiou my symptoms ind TO the e%croons you nave
made 70 relieve me, do attribute my restoration
With the hope TIN, others may derive much benefit
as haze from the Water Cure and with the very beet
wishes for your success and happiness.
mn your very truly. JULIA NJ. Welsh
No no South sccondstreet, Phia. Pa.
To GEORGE 7. DEXTER, NJ. d.