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A CLEAN SHAVE. The "human countenance
divine" looks much handsomer and feels better
after than before receiving clean shave; hence
all men who desire to 'preserve appearances, F."
especially with the fair sex, are careful to have
the stub5le on their chins moved every morn
ing. To perform this operation with skill, ex-
pertness and dehcacy, Lee stands unrivalled-
He has mesmeric touch which soothes his
customers into state of underlined happiness.
Step into his shop near the corner of Baltimore
in North Gay street and try him-or if you
prefer using your own razors, take his soap by
all means, which you will find of superior quail
itY and delightfully."- perfumed
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NKTANTED-Two DRIVERS for Ice Carts
w they must come recommended for honesty,
sobriey, and industry Natives preferred. Apply at
this office. iyll Biz,
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY. The heat yes
terday was beyond all precedent. The Their
mometer, in our counting-room which is at all
times exceedingly cool and pleasant, was up to
"a, and at the Telegraph Office, in the Post
Office buildings, it stood at 90, At the Tele-
graph Office in Washington, at 2 O'Clock in the
afternoon, it stood at 81; at Wilmington, Del,
the thermometer was too short to mark the
heat, though it was supposed to be something
below 100 degrees. At Philadelphia, it was up
to 81, and at New York, at So. There's no
telling how high they may go to-day.
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EXCURSION TO WYE LANDING,
EASTERN SHOREl

Ems DhN SFUhE
n sssHy5 The elegant, any and commodous
Ess,stslass Steamer POCAHONTAS, Capt John
HOngshead will make an Excursion
TO Wye Landing, Eastern Shore, Oh WEDNESDAY
NEXT, the 18Th inst, leaving Light street wharf at
O'Clock, A. NJ. This will be one of the most de-
lightfu Excursions of the season, affordng fine
view of one of the most picturesque Rivers on the
Chesapeake Bay Further particulars in future ad
vertsea.ent. 1t
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The WEATHER. 1t can no longer be said
that "the summer is coming" for it is upon us
with all its scorchng heat. Yesterday he mus
hive been lean man who did not perspire
freely. The thermometer was up to 80 n,the
shade at Ii o'clock, and it was in vain to look
out for cool place. A continuance ofthe pre-
sent hot weather will soon send the fashionable
folk to the springs or sea shore, and all who
can escape from the parchng heat of brick
walls, to the country. Nay, it is hoped that it
will accomplish a still more important object;
that is, compel members of Congress to loosen
their hold on the public purse and 60 home
We think that it would have been a happy day
for the country had they never met.
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SOMETHING VERY NOVEL!
- A FORTUNE FOR 25 CENTS!!
EMORYS CO., the far famed Prize Agents. oppo-
site Barnum's, will offer TO the public of the United
states beautiful Lottery on every SATURDAY, the
leading prizes in which will be as follows:
1000 DOLLARS!
5000 DOLLARS!!
1000 DOLLARS!!!
1000 DOLLARS!!!! &c. sc.
And the price of Quarter Tickets will be only
rs CENTSI
For the purpose Of aff0rdirg t. their patrons 1reat
number OF chances in these favOrite Lotteries for A
tTJttng outlay, EMORY & CO. have determined 10
issue certificates of packages of 25 quarter ticket,
Zone OF which may draw hree of The largest przes)
for the small investment of SO SO. Decidedly the
most profitable method Of purchasing tickets partc-
uiary IN these lotteries is by the package, as every
package which EMORY s, co. sell will have in il all
the numbers that are put in the wheel, and must ne
cessarily have in it all the numbers that are drawn
from the wheel The only chances against the largest
prize in the lottery Gas the tickets in every package
that Emory Co. sell, :VGrranted TO have on them
al The numbers in the drGtcing) the chances against
having the three first drawn numbers on on ticket
Thus for the small sum of % cents, il you get the
three first drawn numbers aguarter ticket YOU are
certain to receive the handsome amount of
$50 DOLLARS!
17- For Tickets in these deservedly popular Lot
teries, application must be made TO the well known
aud celebrated Prize Agents.
EMORY & co, opposite Barnum's,
United States Lottery Agency,
Baltimore, Md
{03- The Prizes sold by this Lottery firm are all
paid in Gold. Orders from the country, for Tickets
will be faithfully attended to, be STRICTLY CONF
DENTIAI and the best election of Lucky Tickets
will always be made for correspondents. II
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METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURcH.--The
Slave Question. We notice. that in consequence
Of the action of the late General Conference of
the Methodist Protestant Church, on the slave
question, number of the members of the Gin
cinnati, Batavia and Buford circuits, held
convention on the Goth ult., at which fesolu-
tons were unanimously adopted, disappearing
the action ofthe conference on said question;
recommending to the quarterly conference of
the several circuits and stations of the Ohio an
nual conference to take into consideration the
propriety of Withdrawing fellowship from the
slave-holding portion of the church, and of in
structing the delegates to the next annual con-
ference accordingly. They also resolved that
in case the Ohio conference refused to with
draw, they would withdraw themselves.
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NEW LOT OF sTRAAs BREAsTPINs, the
y best Imitation of Diamond yet discovered, the
feai PARIS invenion-Just received and for sale by
GABklEL ID. CLARK, at his Jewelry store Water
street., second door from Calvert, where Breastpir
may he purchased for SO to ST. to look as we'll as the
Diafnord, which cost from so TO 3l00, iva }
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lie wholesale and retail by

corner of Howard and Marion streets
And ut retail by the following agents. Rodney Giles
san, corner of Madison and Howard SITS; Dr. e. H.
Perkins, corner of Market and Green SITS II. Lemon
corner OF Market and Poppleon SITS; A. G. Ridgey
corner of Howard and Pratt sts,; j. II Perkins Bro
ther, corner of Green and Franklin SITS; II, w. An
drews, Hill st G. X. Tyler, corner Of High and Mar
ket SITS; DR.. T. Rountree, Bel-Air Market; Thos @.
Thames ST. G w. Tucker, Pratt and Eden ST.; r. J.
Pitts, High and Pratt St. g. p Rogers corner of Paca
and Little Green street; Dr. Raburg Pratt and Paca
SLY ell jyl0-lW-el2 6m
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The FINE ARTS. Mr., Shew's Photographic Nina
lures have an exquisite finish and artistca shading
rarely attained by Daguereoype, which renders
them more effective as likenesses than most have
seen heretofore This effect is owing to his admra
Bile arrangement of light and superior apparatus
which he has obtained at a heavy expense.
We would advise all of our readers, wishing accu-
rate likenesses, to call at Mr. Shows rooms No. III
Baltimore street, and examine his specimens of OuI
most distinguished citizens, as we consider them the
best recommendation which can be given of him as
an Artist
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F@NHAT UNKtVaLLED CAkhIINAHIV ~,
IL GROWERS INFANT CORDIAL" is the most
popular Medicine now in use among various families
oflhe first responsibility throughout the country.
BOWERS CORDIAL can be given to the most
tender infant with perfect safety. For children, or
even adults that are afflicted with inward pains the
Cordial Will be found of incalculable benefit. For
those children who are afflicted with weakly or de-
billlated state of the bowels, the Cordial will prove
very beneficial. Children while teething safer great
amount OF pain, and occasion the parent thereby
much anxiety and trouble. The happy influence that
"Bow Infant Cordial" exerts, by its very soothing
qualities, makes il very desirable remedy in all such
cases; let no family be without this invaluable rene
dy-Price 25 cents.
dor In N.lAcInr- lnn dxnAn LIZ
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'E1HE SECRET OF HEALTH
EpATH TUB DEPOT. The subscriber

DATH TUB DEPOT The subscriber hal
lAR on hand as large an assortment of the vatioud
kinds of BATHING APPARATUS as can be foand
nywhere-cOnsisiiug of
BATHING TUBS, of Tin n
do DO lined with lead or zinc
do do with Y0ung's Patent Heater
attached warranted to be the hest article in use.
Portable Chamber Shower Baths; Bates' Shower
Bath, improved; Hand Shower aths for fifty cents;
root Baths; Bath Pans or sponge Baths; Hip Baths
or Leg Baths; Bath Tubs for children, &C. either of
which will be sold low at the Original Bath Tub De-
pot by ALFRED II. REP,
No. 335 Baltimore street.
iy9 ID tin store above Howard street,
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Same according to article H. may take measures TO
ceive or dispose of the inheritance.
Arr. " If any dispute should arise between the diff
ferent claimants the inheritance they shall be
decided according TO the laws and by the judges of the
country where the property is situated.
Arr. vi All the stpulations of the presen conven.
inherited devised bequeathed but not yet withdrawn
from the country where the is situated at the
nature Of this convention.
AR. VII: This convention shall be ratified by the
President OF the United States of America by and with
the advice and consent of their Senate and by his Ma
esty the King of Saxony and the raHcations shall be
exchanged at Berlin, within the of eighteen months
from me date OF the signature or sooner If possible
In fath OF which, the respective pen poentares have
signed the above articles both in German and English
and have thereto affixed their seals.
Done In Tripcats, in the city OF Berlin on the lath
OF May, in the year of Lord thousand eight hun
dred and foryive and the sixty ninth of the lndepend
HENRY WHEATON [,EALl
MINCKWITZ, [ssAL1
And whereas, the said convention has been duly ra-
fed both parts and the respective Publications of the
exchanged at Berlin, the twelfth day of Au
gust, thousand eight hundred and forty six by An
drew J. Doneson, envoy extraordinary AM minister
penipotentiary OF the United states and Charles Count
Yitzthum de Ecksasdt, charge dafares of his Majesty
the King OF SaXony the government OF Prussia
the part OF their respective governments
Now, therefore, be it known that l. James K Polk
President OF the United States Of America have caused
the said convention to be made public the end the
same and every clause and article thereof may be OBJ
served and fulfilled with good faith by the United States
and the citizens thereof
In witness whereof | have hereunto set nv hand
and caused tho seal 81 the United States be affixed
Done at the city OF Warrington this ninth day Of Sep
tember, IN the year OF our Lord one thousand
II eight hundred ana forty-s and of the Inde.
pendeuce OF the United States the seventy first
By tho President,
~ TRsr,
Acting Secretary of State.
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Foreign lamentations.

BoRDEAux-Brg Sun-l2 cks Of wine z Echarte-e half
do q half do yegsaaa2 pieces of brandy halt cks
wlne-T ohens cv8 half pes 10 brs prsndy L CAT
non6 eks ard half cks OF wine do do Stowvenei
hall pipes bra dy do quarter do 10 hf pipes brandy
orders do and do L. of oil paintings Rem
on-5 SKIS Of wine Oelr,ch and Kuse8o of coks
Shhrage, koop cO-30 do Bruthsup * Chute2O do and
small Gaze samples Sehraee. Koop COT do Loveing
SchnedeI-0o cases brandy fruts 80 do Of absynth
Fisld-loO bks Of oil huoid COT Of mdze SIN all
bale do q hoost CO.'S c' OF preserves Caset AID
IL do Codmani3 cases of Porcelain Dolesme--l8 or
pibes brandy IS bis do Is bales of corks Seguette
cs of brandy samples !, Woods cs mdze Schrase
hoop COT OK wine Emile * uumagesud-l do Havil and
col box cartoons Il buraudt col bx engravings
BegsdeD, Esq-l6 casks of wine o order
BELFAsrBark Avaradot Before re edl-55 tons coal
~ cks soda ash SO do bleaching powder 1899 sacks
pigs Richardson Watsoni mdse Ncholson-l do
iockhart Gibson co-l6 bales linen 100 casks Persse <
Brooksl0 do Barclay Livingstone box Wright2 bales
u McBnde-3 do Milliken-3J chests bale O order.
LA,oow-ShIp Brutus-l7 boxes cotton yarn Denis.
town coll do bales Smith, Thursau coo do An
drew MltcheIl Cos do Hughes, Ward coSO0 pig
IRON Richard irwin ok Montgomery Patterson5O do
James, Lee co punchs whiskey tons coal to order
LoNDoN7BaIk Hannah Spraeue35 pipes wine SO hhds do
70 or casks do ii l. Smh-250 chalk Cook & Smith.
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KITCHEN RANGES.
HQI.MER TWO OVEN KITCHEN RAN0E0.

THE Ffopretors are now prepared to furnish Holmes
ranges trade, hom up for private ames o.
houses the right rom the
and sell them Our srpssnes AM lac.
years in Holme: Range cannot De
surpassed economy, convenience and duIncty ihey
chased and no will Be free Of any expense TO
skins 10 purchase The prices from Is to y doars
The propretors constantly and are well
HIsoTiNW ARE, bright, plain and jaraned They have
maseus ready Ranges VrStes and holers
A. 0ILHOOLY & SON,
p Nassau street.
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New York, Saturday, Sept. ~.

New York, Saturday, Sept. ~.
AsHEs-The market remains firm with modera 70 sales
and light receipts Sales in Pots made SO o2
SO 6sA and in Pearls at 81 rs 81 so
BREApsrUFFs There continues considerable activity
both Tor home and export Sales nearly equal
the receipts Michigan and Ohio fat hoop, prime
mands 81 so Sales were made ia Genesee at 81 66t;
Georgetown and How I'd street sold for 81 90 Wheat
Western sells at 95 cents; lot for export went of at
that figure Good quality is held at 81 Rye Is held
II cents Corn is in request at IS cents; large lot
changed hands at that figure TO day
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BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.

A LIQUID COLORING FOR THE HAIR WHIS-
KERs &c-Is claims to patronage will at once be ua.
desood by those who have used sold the Of
tered for dying the hair Its application simple effect
certain being emphatcally perfect hair dye without de-
keepers, druggists Sc, will be found most desirable
tice they with confidence recommend their
toners and be troubled with complaints Of its dying the
skin linen. twill not rub off the hair and constant wash
and perfectly uniform entirely free from those unnatural
varying from the faded the royal purple,
duced by ordinary hair dyes In proof Of efficacy the
inventor prepared to apply the dye WHISPERS
ton of the hair without charge to those wishing purchase
if satisfactory for which he ha. private
T9STs feP1sd Sny sHS ;Sid ana retail oy W..
ST. ube size 81 So Copy the address, Sole agent in Wash
ington City, j. H. Gibbs, Penn. avenue. au25 lm*rc.
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FILL AND WINTER GOODS FOR MEMS
WEAR.
lKNOEPEEL. GREGORY AND EOOTE.

No 80 John street, Up Stairs,
IAVE and will be constantly ing New
and Desirable Goods adapted Mems Wear, which
they wouId invite the attention of NIERCHANT TAIL ORs
and PURCHASERS generally.
CLOTHS-German French and English OF the best fabrics
superior finish and fall widths.
CASSlMERS AND DOESKINS-34 and 64 black and
fancy, newest and most desirable styles.
VESTINGS-Ertra rch black and fancy, Silk, Satns.
Inquired and plain, figured shapes, &c.
VELVET VEST1NGS-ln stripes, plaid figures, &C.. the
richest imported.
CLQAKINGS-Piaid and shaded stripe
TRIMMiNGS-Serges sesias, canvass padding, buttons
muslins, silk twist, thread, &c. &c.
Purchasers will find greatly hsr advantage 70 OK
anime stock before making their selections
sutoI nnAr
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MEEN FUN,

THE CELEBRATED CHINESE SKIN POWDER,
Ss
se The adie. ofths hghs, classes Of China japan and
Of their SKIN attributable I. the use from infancy COS.
n c
The recent extended of Great Britain with that
nation has elected many Important respect
ASs;? SIN ss::s
Tan Temple Of the Heavens. to Charles Malcolm, ESQ.,
na sns Bohss Fs
% be- had @
Rs !G na A. sa Co.
SON. corner Broadway and Chambers and Other
sspeeabs chemists and psI1mer' ,h5sashoat the United
street in boxes price s,., SIS. and Is. aug ere
&5(N) CHALLENGE -y,A Al French FILLS
private positive
PIE oss
sues and other nausea'g mixtures cannot fail o give them
:pssas my sssiIsly
% s Of lie n
They s
the organs have hundreds these
ssg oS s sn s
stages Of these complaints with such universal success the
certainty, under forfeiture Of $500.
Price 81 per boz For sale a Nassau basement
au2l lmsm
M ARRIED LADIES WILL FIND MUCH TO IN
vl teres by perusing Moral Psychology, by
the Hon. r. d. Owen, with sddons and alterations by
Glover NJ. ID. Were this boox carefully read by every
suaded that different state of society from the present
large family of children which could be but poorly reared
prudent people from entering the matrimonial
state but here a work that will tell you important
crets which may obvste all such objections Price Of the
book so For sale No. Ann st. and most other book
tore auI2 Im~rc
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r IBERAL BOOKS at the Beacon Office, No. Franklin
II SQUARE Ps. street New editions Of the works Of Mr.
xclnsy Ruins good editionl Wales Life Of T. Paine the
Works Of Mr. Owen and Dr. Holich Pamers Principles Of
Nature, SheIleys Queen NAB lie Cateur, Emma Martin
Three Inpostor (cuTogs book the vesases of Creation
New Tracts Quarterly Beacon, he. auN 1msr
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Ports.

BALTIMORE Sept 12Cld brigs Francis Jane Gardner st
Johns X; Eyslin. Bsnde Ciypeol West Indies; victo
rine, Forrest New Oeans Jacob Story Pickering Boston,
sehs Henrietta Hughes, Chareson n,incible, Morgan,
Brazos 81 lago.
NonroIx sept io-Au briss Belle vose Barbados; Ca
1ais Keene Calais bound Boston; Cacutts, Snow Bos
York.
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Passenger sailed.

LoaDoS-Ship Northu be land-Hauo II 'rrlug MIR Bish
On Gelmaay; Miss Cook, George Farley, Brooklyn
Key Wall lady, three children and servant Bermuda
Warng Mr. Ross MIR Cook London; Miss Merriw Gather
keniucky; Lux and lady, Germany.
Passengers Arrived.
LoNpoS-Bark Hannah Sprague-Mr Bennett and lady
HaMBURoH-Shp Russia-Captain Nera.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER Is
Cleared.


sp GsSsm TTeEs hyerpSG DSnham Dm9n
Jscobs CITY Poin1steamshp Sousherner, Berry. Char
lIesSGrn spSffOrd Tileston < eo1Barks Peter Dem
Ncksron Rose standish Spencer, Mobile + Huribut
Baker Masr ifBs aass Suy pts Holt 9Sso Yo
Marks fad Key West Moreo Eidz!dss Pensacola Wan
h''I Rs.Ps rhd hs M sn'Sf M w
ryan, Baltimore; fhso fsiasSay.ss nom bossr, f EoS
Nadal, Washington; Elizabeth Beaston, Phisdelphia"
Steamer Vulcan. Gretn. Phlade phia-Sioops Empire
Dayton; Pfoydeeee; june, Aem, Proyidence; Vigi.
yer; Excel, Bennett, Brstol-Barge Phadelphia Dehar
Philadelphia.
Arrived.
Ship Russia Preble so days from Hamburg ballast TO
Schmidt Bachen. 1879 steerage passengers,
ship Brutus, Lake from Glasgow, Aug. 10TH TO Defo
Bark Hannah spague Lunt DAYS from London TO Cook
Shoals IN thick fog with large ship
1.-THE Mediator az this rortI which carried our wing lib
boom started cut heaa, and did other slight images Sept
ISL LAT ~ 81 loug OIL co. spoke ship Alexandria Baltimore
rom Liverpool James River the ant LAT 40 81
~ oqg g. 20 w big Toledo, of Camd from Fhilsdepha
bound 10 Halifax.
BRIG sun Me'neke. from Bordeaux, July 20 10 Motz s.
fo,tz Aug 5th eich nged signals ia lat IS IS ~ or 10
so with the Pussau bark Wolfe goth lat IS 10 ~ long
81 90 passed The British ship u sul standing to the east.
ward grin lat i3 So long ~ w W. passed the English bark
Fasd, standing the we,tward lat a. 90 long 40 40
W, spoke AID boarded the American schr Navarro fof
Hngso" Fuller 3weeks the Bfnks 800 goldfish crew
Tiean whale ship tame orgotteD the loss OF maipop
SAL yard bore for her; she from Gu here
she discharged her oil 80 months the voyage days
from pr REQUIRED 40 assistance Aug 10TH lat az 26 N long
Oh 80 w ptss ed the Br ship Behend Of ST Johns Passed
on the River, bark Jane Cumming. from Charlestony
sehr Sarah, Trott, Portland. mdse.
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THOS. GREEN, Bricklayer, Harlem
PRIVATE DISEASES.


Sssss q ssss
cry een,aus TO direct their particular s,tsn,on 20 al d
requiring resmen s sn
cure without gjgry to the constitution from
cation 70 the College on the first Of those diseases
One Of the members of the College many years con-
nected with the principal hospital. Europe the
sS'f Complaints attends for consultation daily fro" AM
' r.
living il the sSInry and finding j &c make
a. @ eIp 70 with al
any. and enclosing S, po.i.psid:
vELPEAU's SPECIFIC PILLS
a. hi
s.i''I s:s
shorter time than any Other remedy without tsnti.g the
sos the stomach or 'm
THE ffSSs sG y G e.
Msens snd rhI%scy G the Cry Of
BY indulgence any kind is an mssus-
pie remedy for mpo.enee stsrty, barrennss unless
Single bottle, s. EACH case; Of h.lfa dozen s., carefully
RECORDS ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE
OR the permanent cure of primary or secondary syphilis
e. nS or amy GTp" a.
All persons suspecng venerea faint remaining their
% esn & alter Ssas as,y
without thoroughly cleansing this
Justly celebrated aite rative.
Sold single bottles 81 each ofhaf dozen
for ST. carefully pach ed and AL Of the Union
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA
GENTIAN AND SASAFRAS,
DREPARED by the New York College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy, established for the suppression Of qusckery
This refined and highly all
the purifying utilities and powers Of the above
herbs confidently recommended by the college superior
Of Sarssparla before the public
may be relied remedy for all diseases ars
from impure state Of the blood such scrouls and
salt heum worm, blotches pmples ulcers
bones joints nodes, erupton u1csraed
throat arising from
Of syph. an iajadeious Of mercury.
Sold In ingle bottles, at IS cents
. in of half dozen bottles $50
one dozen IS 90
Cases forwarded to all parts of the Union
N B-A very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers.
Office open from A. M to sP. NJ.
VS. RICHARDSON, M D..
d&w rs Nassau street, New York