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News by Lightning I,
Important 10 business men and others resid
tcest IF Buffalo,

important 10 business men and others residing
cesi u Buffalo.
A NEW and eventiul era 10 the history and
n importance OF the public press in Builalo Is
at nand, IL is announced, that the dllefen, liue,
oftglegraph, from the Atlantic coast To the Lakes
aud terminating at Buffalo, will b. completed in
the spring of 'i6. THIS done and the buffalo
pIp,rs aro placed IN position OF hI.h imp ut.
ancc. To the clil2fns OF tho great west they viii
become what no other papers have been IN II c
way Of inlc liecncc. Papers from New York
Boston, &c, viii no longer be Of the least inpor
lance, Ia "A business sense. The mark, Is, and
| other business intelligence of those cllie, cact
paper viii report. up to the hour OF going 10 press
eacn day witch will be at least one day aud a
hall earlier than the same eau be received here
IN the papers ct those cities. The reader Of "A
Bulislr paper them whether here or Mt the ives
will have the business news from bath Atlantic
cities, aud that Of Buffalo, thus concentrated and
in advance OF any other channel of Intelligence
The same will he true OF any other important
intelligence. OF whatever kind.
With these facts before them, the business
men of the west will begin to turn their nttep.
ton To the selection of Il paper suited to THEN
waits. In the BgDib N,iion0i Pbi, the pub.
fishers think that such one may be found ia al
resp ec's' ana wou'i respectfully call a'trnton
to the following prospectus OF papers published
by 'hem
THE NATIONAL PILOT.
main, W,eLL, anal y..u.,lL,- IL,
D'''' III ~ "'D 'ts,,5 ''Pe""'"'
'' "''"''
!" r"'l"S' Tue ruo', LOOKING above ana be-
y"nu 'n' present parry distinctions aims at Mr.
"o'u"f3 uhu liz hi"''o 's--"f or our country al
al u,ne' T" approve het when right aud t"
's"' h'' wn1" "'o"s, me rlot parry Is tue
c''Eeh' ." ,he ''Pup'r, against any aud all IFS
enemies ne commercial department Is III
'u'y c"Lnpe'eh''hohuS' "hd tho market IhteIl-
ge"ce wiz DC fecoiu I" no o'her sheet either IN
accuracy ., "S cary promu'salioh'
ne D"y rho'i printed on Il large double
"eo'u"' Sn'e'--'h" rs the largest ana cheapest
paper Il, 'ne S'a,'' published west OF Albany
"e,hs cheaper oy - 'hah any daily paper pub
isn,u ~ bulho.
Inc weekly riot Is printed on sheet OF the
shiuN slH', anu contains fuTe Teduing tndfl nnN
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For Sale,
TBNWO valuable lois OF Land. 50 acres
IA of prairie, h Of ne sec Ii L 3t4e.
Also 30 acres of timber IN h W sec =
+ "a II e 3D. p m, on liberal terms.
For further information enquire of
NORRIS s. POTTER,
GEN. Liant agents.
Ottawa, April ~, lSI6.-4l.
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CITY HOTEL.
Fine Chewing Tobacco.

U G. NATTlNGER hus for sale very ssps.
81 rior article of
Cavendish Tobacco.
Fine cut honey dew DO.
Spanish smoking DO.
Fine Spanish segars, qualities, ard
Rappee snuff.
Nov IA. lS46. 'N
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Notice.

Notice.
@S EALED proposals will be received
/ at the Canal Office in Lockport, I'M.
Ill the 10Th day Of May next for the con-
sirucion OF all the work To be executed
upon the feeders Of the Illinois and Mich
igan Canal, and also for any work upon
the main line which may not at that time
be under contract.
The board of Trustees not having yet
positively determined upon the number
and extent of said feeders, a more detail.
ed notice cannot at this time he given, but
the amount of work to be let is worthy of
The attention of contractors.
Plans, prodles &c. fully exhibiting the
character and quantity OF the work offer.
ed, will be ready for inspection at this
office previous to the day of letting.
An immediate commencement, and Wig
orous prosecution of the work will be re.
CURED. WIN. GOODING,
Chief Engineer.
Canal Office, Lockport, March 30. lS46.
NATOOD WANrED.-Ten cords
w wanted Immediately, at this
Office, for which the highest price will be
allowed on old and new subscriptions to
the Free Trader, March 90.
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il THOMPSON, AGENT, OTTAWA.

TgNlE plants ordered by agents will be iorwar-
Il ded with the utmost punctuaty al such
times as - reach their destination ON the lst,
18Th, and Both Of March aud April. Purchasers,
therefore, by giving the agents their orders sea-
souably, with reference to the above dates, can
be ready to receive their plants Immediately on
their arrival while fresh and in good order.
A sheet containing particular directions fjr
the cultivation OF this and other varieties OF the
Strawberry, (chleiy extracts from the Magazine
of Horticulture, published at }oston,) is furnish
ed gratultuosy with the plants sold. Price oI
plants, i 80 per hundred. hpdl 3, 1876.
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Lime. Lime,

Lime. Lime!
'MNliE subscriber having several excel
lent Lime kIlns in operation on the
west side of the slde-cut, is prepared to
deliver any quality of lime wherever and
whenever desired, at the lowest rates.
+. COYLE.
Ottawa. April 3, lS46.-ly
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C0nslition Of the Streets.

NEW YORK, July IL, 1S46.
DEAR SIR I'll notice what you say in this morn
ing's Herald concerning washing the streets with
the hydrants. do not think our citizens are suf-
ficiently aroused to the condition OF the streets
of our city, and will not be l am afraid, until
some fearful epidemic RACES in our midst Should
there not be public meeting held to take into
consideration the shameful neglect OF the city
government What have we come to, when a
city like this, having advantages equal TO any in
the world, is suffered to remain in such filthy
statel Shall these things bel Are there not
bounds to every thing7 Again, | say, should
there not be public meeting of our citizens to
express their condemnation of this abuse OF
power7 Should not the cry of clean streets 20
"clenn streets - resound throughout our city,
I'll the Common Council forced TO give them
to usl Or, are we to remain in lcthargic state,
"huggng the delusive phantom Of hope" until
our enemy, the cholera or yellow fever, :" has
bound US hand and foot"
Yours, respectfully, SUBSCRIBER
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msnt,. and which have received the Royal 49, TAs
roads srs 90 In number. varying from me to soz
miles In length The London and York Lin so7 miles,
and the Great North ofscosnd los The sggrsgate num-
bsr Of nes is than 1900 The cspil stock sutho
rzed by the acts with authority to borrow
further capi over and above the capital stock to the
amount Of sl2 2o9, I<7 making the total amount
authorized to DO raised, $4s 277ssy two hundred
and tw enty five millions of dollars.
The receipts of the Little Miami Railroad Company,
for the month of June this year. $77S7 g. making
the aggregate from the LIST of January about oOO
This road will soon be opened to sprnghsld which will
complete the entire route, of eighty Sour miles in length
According to the official returns the condition of the
New Orleans Canal and Banking Company, on the goth
of June and 18th Of July, was as follows--
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Died.
On the 25th Of July, Mr.. JOHN CRAwroRp, aged Il
years.
His funeral will take place this day. Sunday the 26th
inst His friends and the friends Of The family are re-
spectfully invited to attend from 247 Canal street.
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COMFY ISLAND
FORT HAMILTON FERRY

FORT HAMILTON FERRY
A&0 The Steamboat I0LAs Captain aa r.. Richard hard
esy"k 'Sos Of Pike street. f. r. ~ O'Clock A. NJ iak
WG,,siall: y C .,l M,iRM " : Il sxpM
a3s ss sss - iil;;F p
5g = slSw' III L e Ef! S40' of Canal street
0'f f,sT 4 n M K, * O'clock z NJ, nxAM,
e G%Sh lsaa o ie;s oeless H.
A1f st %h. sias.S ~ s"i
'S GsssS Island ii nd at sn is,. d. .ndslr.M
Fo THOMAS 81; S;Y sr FL; a ss9s
THE NEW ENGLAND HEALTH INSURANCE
Is SSSSNHShAJFFR n I'VE Haol'LArOAh OF
B BoSi6 5e sMIr y k Es,sss We. f f.i:st
5 Ris' sf asi-d s"i.
JOHN @ HY ESoSa : oSAAFS%Si General Agent, r,
and s
ss:' 5. as
be s ssas S
oceupstion are entitled a benefit Of Four Dollars per
..s siSs !. ni STdsy
:nsled 70 share Of the sa,pus earning. Of tn.
half Of the balance Is y0Ss applied TO pay ,hs e'%ss
too 70 the amount Of capital held By member.
the paid by the Insured for his policy. -
Every person who becomes insured has the privilege OF
taking share Of the capital stock that If the business
Of the company shall be profitable he will receive not only
the bnsh which his policy Of 70 him. but
iH s S po ~
The capital required the charter has been
hcd and the Company issuing policies q
Apple atoms for may be made the Once ofhe
Company, No Strand Norwich Connecrcut, and to the
agents in the 10 WINS and cities of New England
Wv WIN y EATON, Secretary.
M liam
jnIwuc Agent for New York
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AUCTION NOTICE.

WIN. W SHIRLEY Aucuoneer.
HOUSE FURNITURE sALE-By H. WILLARD,
Tuesday, July 2sh, 10Y O'Clock, the story mousse
No. l23 Hammond Hudson street-Postponed from
the 2th on account Of rain general assortment Of
Handsome Furniture prime ORDER all useful
niturs.
Sale will positive rain or shine At l2 o'clock valuable
Panofore and STOOL The House let cheap till first May
next. jy25 3ssr
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THORN CHAMPAGNE. :. =,
FRESH INVOICE Of this dei,ghtsni hotel Keepers
ma private gentlemen invited The & no n,gher
n now supsrior 10 thai OF any in this country Gnu
price than a''f the S' 'r'es'L W.: e :,..
mail isf n
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At Brooklyn, on the 23d ult, by the Rev Mr.. Chase
Mr.. II. F. GoUpY, of Bristol Maine to Miss MARoAREr
NJ GoRHAM. Of Damascotta Mills. Maine.
On the Esd instant at St. Georges Church. by the Rev
DR. Tying, ApoLPHE PFENpER. Of Coblentz, GERMANY to
Miss sAaAH ANNE daughter Of tile late George W. Hyer
Of this city.
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HOTELS AND WATERING PLACES.
FASHIONABLE TEA HOUSE,
Five Miies from Nt'cport, on The Post Road leading


FASHIONABLE TEA HOUSE,
Five Mics from, Ntgport, on the Post Road leading
to the Stone Bridge.
NE% 'eseSS s and aSshoy situated s;ss.h
nent Boarden Tea Parties and PcNcs furnished
The house surrounded by Ornamental and Fruit Trees
Contiguous the house two Bowling Alleys where
as ThsIs 90 @ ROOM being BY
The subscriber promises attention those who
Portsmouth July, 1876. D jss Nv FL
THE COLUMBIA HOUSE,
P GHHts q 3 sIEf PHia,
a Improvement necessary to he elegant .ceommodaiioa
IaME. BAe,rr, late Of Jsnes,s Ho.sl -,
Pnrns Fasarsoa 0'"s 's D US Ms sHs'
TROY HOUSE, TROY, NY
C0LEMaN + ROGERS, PRoPRIETORS.
dsns hss % cars al for Bos.
ton. Buffalo Saratoga and Montreal, Immediately in
few steps The propretors trust by their individual sIsr.
tons fer the comfort Of their guests to receive contuu-
Ihi: without exception the pleasant the
or % a."
Our has no runner, IN rs employ her eors
those employed BY other houses my ''''''' '''A
leave New York Saturday, evening have ample time
to visit the lake. dns end y HsGnSs' evenings boat
en- pd SIs!s e the A''or Housed
jyl7d ere Late Of the Steamer Empire).
SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION
THE PUBLIC Is informed that this having
been enlarged and improved since the close Of the last
season. will be opened for the reception Of the
day OF June, LANDON K GARDNER.
Nav l. 1876. my23 2msr
PAVILION, NEW BRIGHTON.
T. BLANCHARD has the honor inform his friends and
the public in general the Pavilion in full
River and New
Brighton, at the following hours, Wis
from New brighton. From New York.
sasEfM | M,5afMc.,,
Pavilion, New Brighton. June l, is4s. j7nre
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The tendency Of prices 10 still upwards. Most of the
fances improved fraction today. Long Island went M
Vi Harlem Vi Norwich Worcester q; Morris Canal
Vi Farmers Loan Is; Reading RR fell of q; and Ohio
So closed arm at yesterdays prices. The transactions
continue very limited nsderng the advance In prices
which show that these stocks held by strong parties
The receipts of the Housatonic Railroad Company for
the month Of June, 1885, is4o, were as follows
HousArorIc RAILROAD.
For freight -. -. $50. ......... $s576 10
For pa sage and mail. ........... 3227 30
Total. .................... SlI sO3 ~
bame month last year. 10780 so
Increase. ................ si.ca2 90
The London 7nss Of the I'd, contains List Of Railway
Acts wAich havs pssssd IN ~ present sssss of Psrlis
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND

MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND
PUBLIC SPEAKERS
SHOULD remember that William Adsms, No Elliott's
- Buildings Washington city, is the Agent for the sale of
schencks Pulmonc syrup which is the remedy for
preventing and curing CONSUMPTION and other Of the
lungs and respiratory organs which public speakers Pc
cnarly liable Principal Offices in Philadelphia 30 South
Sixth streets Courtlandt street. New York; and Reddng
60 State street, Boston, who for the New Eng
land States ju26 lwsmc
NEW STEREOTYPE FOUNDRY.
VINCENT DILL. Jr, Stereotype Founder, No. IT Ann
street, corner Theatre Alley, New York
BAH orders executed this Foundry equal to in
the Union. jy26 lw me
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TVALF SKINS { sLAU0HTER HIDEs-sooo bssS GA
~ Ity CITY Calf 6k1ns, selected. Also light m,ddse
and heavy Hide, Of vstsns average xsghs For sale by
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CANADIAN ITEMs.--A portion OF the Wesleyan
Methodist Congregation of Toronto, have with
drawn from all connection with the Canada Conference,
on the ground that thai body possessed all the power of
the Church. and for political factious purposes
They have selected site for chspel and will adopt
stem of Government that admits Of lay representa-
ton
Burr one of the gang Of robbers that havo commit
ted deprcdaon various parts of the country has been
convicted at Toronto and sentenced to be hung on the
10th of August.
The Canadians have just adopted new system Of
Common School Education, strongly resembling that OF
the State OF N. York. The country 10 to be divided
into districts, and the system Of superntendence with
annual reports adopted Throughout Board Of Educa-
ton hes been established at the seat of some
what resembling our Regents of the University.
The Canadians determined not to be entirely de-
pendent upon the mother country for manufactured art-
ces and quite brisk movement in progress favor
Of manufactures The "Ontario Wsolen Factory" at
Cobourg is in cesfu ope ration end will turn out
45O0 yards Of cloth week-consuming 500 600 worth
of wool year The wool growers in the vicinity are
determined to try home market.
We learn from the Toronto Banner that at the recent
quarterly examination Of the Toronto Medical School,
MIR. John Red, brother of James D. Red formerly OF
Rochester, passed" with much credit"
The Canadian Parliament have strictly prohibited
Orange celebrations The recent anniversary July
l2h which hos unusually been day of riot and blood
she'd passed of very quietly No public display at
tempted hey occasional badge Of Orange flowers
The breast Of jealous member of the ASCOT
aton Beyond this the Orangemen obliged to con-
tents themselves with ''private reunions"
The Provincial Parliament has been further prorogued
pro forma to the 26th August next.
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ADJUSTMENTS, &c.

Bo%whf ii; !.sSfriS Nh &
.a Gas 6 Ss IVA Wanda ads%sS Rsieecs fS
%e s. ..sa IL n;s
Ss.a sS NJ d Ss cH M fS
Doors open o'clock eSrts,n VIII rl.. a, hall pass
kLLNMlCh THtATKk-Conlsr Vsrcs a9d Char-
sys entitled OLD
i chspmaS nns Mr. Fss5 "a s, stS%Sis s
Ee. JUL, Drake 70 oq%sd By :' double 'ts Highland Fas
kc iHs I o6%ys s@sS ~ tS.
saSy issf s ssd NE
Fsser Jules Coco il H. Chspmaa; L,,ett., Miss Drake
nance to Commence at 4 before O'clock open ~
os!a ,S sdS with s
Will m.n s%s
Ksiliwods Lsbitnky, Jos Lanner, Gung1. Won Weber,
the under t Of M Mr. @sSrs sy
to Ss~ ss Beautiful g. i s ls nead Of as
extending the whole Of the E.plansde which viii
Views
POWERFUL ATTRACTION!-GAB
RAVEL AND MILE BLANGY!
% s. ,.s ss ire
TGHT ROPE BY the Rsvei Family, Gabriel RaSsi and
: AitsI which the Dramatic Pss9tomme of ioCKo THE
Corp. de Ballet.
b s Baa By ls y II a5.
RE . s IS. %s Ls &C. other characters BY the
Door opsr at ocioek entertainments begin at O'clock
Aowhs q COS c Ah% loflA NlAOa-aoln
THIS unrivslled corps of Eauestrians will perform at
s,slsu H.5Sou5 the nh Wais5town the Is.h,
and Kingston ssh 18th and Oih Of July from
The Largest Establishment organized in the United
N: To- Ms9 and
has n: ss E :9 Il Ss as
INA A1 ,; INA,
he Tsss al: h: fsS
S"se sss ss Ss
ys Of The and daring i.s. perform
d. s''is'o" $;Ss sS si;s;s sSTsss
S, s:s Ind sss H':A 10 @
s' (.
@ viii se%ss:. He q Own
N2SS and SsssSs Clown
II &: so6s On
xs 4 s v Sy.pe
i:;:b p n 70 x 2:
their elegant 0ymnasc Pastures and Grouping Mr. Sweet
the Charotse! Of Ph@bus Postung and Gymnastics BY
brilliant Act q Eeness Of P5o.su: Mr. C. HoTss IL
Tight Rope Dancer With variety Of othes: The whole
eo%pr.nY the leading most talented and classic performers
HOwEs CO.'S New York Mammoth Circus
! "A TLANTIC GARDEN is NOW OPEN FOR THE
IA SEASON.-Dodworh's Comet Band will perform every
Tuesday and Friday evenings commencing June and, at
mvs ,msrc WILLIAM ALLISON. Proprietor.
MODEL OF NEW YORK
In Carved Wood
THIS immense work Of by 4. PORTER BELDEN, is
exhibition the Minerva Rooms, 4O6 Broadway.
This model building she'd and other
objects tho II has been progress for than
and Of 100 have been employed in its
| construction
Above the Model is Gothic Canopy of the highly
de sorated carved work containing different compartments
paintings by first of of the Principal Bu-
| sir Esta lIshTen in the cry.
Hours Of exhibition from A. M. to 10 r. NJ Tickets q
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HARLEM PARK TROTTING.
FUh SALE,
TW0 FINE Saddle H0RSEX
AGAVE AMERICANA.

AMERICAN ALOE, OR CENTURY PLANT!
h THERE lew objects more or Of greater curl
3Iosy offered the OF the public than the
~.C entury Paut. from its occurrence OF Towering.
As learn there has been but specimen OF
this plant esbib here before which IN 1872
from the collection of Van Rensselaer, Esd IN whose col
lection for than ninety From data IN our
and nearly circumference the base Of the stem
The variety silver edged The specimen rs feet
high the of the within fraction Of 2ee aud 10
higher the inches circumference the TOP oil
which gigantic aud graceful pyramid composed Of
racenes OF greepsh yellow flowers OF sever thousand IN
number. The foliage of this variety green We
without all wishing deaot from the merits sf thesfst
whether would attain the size o. the latter placed 10 SIM
liar situations; all events, think IT ulaainabe with
either variety by artificial in variable climate
he conclude from the f,ct that tins specimen had
evidences of Towering its natural state III The Island
Of jamaica West ldes which accounts TO us satisfactorily
for its gig Iropotonit being carefully removed by Mr.
Whemirsh Of Northampton Mass, who chartered vessel
the which arrived IN on about the
dde IL the mouth and from whom and Mr. Brown
Of Boston, parties obtained IT, Ii was trans
bout the loss Of dozen flowers as the plant
will plainly show We have been thus particular as every
anxious learn the HISTORY Of this stppendous pro
ducton We predict that similar enterprise Will not again
be under Aside from the the care and labor
plant Of such unwiedy proportions
sent opportunity of seeing stands unequalled in
size and grandeur, al the conservatory Of
DUNLAP Il THOMPSON,
No cas- Broadway.
Iii now brilliantly lighted with gas and be viewed
from clock A. M until i01 Season tickets, 81 cts
one admission rs censChiidren half price Families and
Schools admitted on reasonable terms ly26 3ns-rrc.
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iudges.-No 4S Miller and al ads. Sherder. Mr.
Hill was further heard for the defendant Mr. Taber
heard for plaintiff. and Mr. Stevens in reply. No. 60
Sims and al Humphrey Certiorari to review
ry ceedings tenant, &c Mr.. Noxon open
ed for plaintiff Mr. Fsirchid was heard behalf of
defendants and Mr.. Noxon in reply Decision postponed
No sou Rich plaintiff in Viton and al defend.
ants in error Wrk Terror Judgment reversed by do.
fault W. j. Bacon for plaintiff No. 50 Squires plain
tf in error VS. Townsend defendant in Writ of
error Judgment reversed by default. Mr.. Taber for
plaintiff No So Garrett vs. Scouten Motion by de-
PENDANT for trial in ejectment Mr. Hill opened for
defendant Mr. Stevens heard behalf OF plaintiff,
and Mr.. Hill in reply Decision postponed-.aD. Zoe.
81 Isxls
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l.
nR. WHEELER, Oculis, No. % Greenwich street, New
~ York the Battery deyotes his exclusive attention 70
~h the human eye Se !. saSec any d.orae that organ
vast number OF undoubed estmons which can be seen
his Office win satisfy the public that his practice is not
sseded extent or by that Of any other ocut
Once hours from NJ to O'Clock P. NJ, asr which
..AriGcis Eyes for SALE and which will be inserted
pamphlet containing remarks on Diseases the Eye with
several instances of great cures effected BY Dr. Wheelers
mode ofesment can be bad gatuously at his residences
the same will be forwarded TO making application TO
him by letter, post paid myi2 lmsrc
ITO JEWELLERS, MINIATURE PAINTERS, Eo-
plo.S..y NJ
1: f:. s.; s; "a z.5 ;
made and hed Jewellers show cases. contain watches.
ss. ag x: pS ... T on hand
made tG Hrdsy With nsass' and despatch No
ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.
u. a o. valuable boci: every S.psrt%ss
Siderable s.ctoa q %oIa many q winch are cur on.
rsre and a; more o. less Of great value He intends 70 sell
maInr.. q Ks pro and the cwps:: Of Ii: prices. His
,.,. s .:1 ~ ts'
buy every work ancient modern, TO which value y at
Sy .as f e, III
fore TO make bis ,s an ssso,s reio ,or ne
Rrti.s and men Of letters and .esnes generally each OF
whom will with choice works. in his own particular
M Ss to pag him and Judge
He has ney s large oh. ?, aTS
the lowest price charged by the cheapest seller in the
city l'-a Be 81: sSa i d Yo SRi1!'fS
CALF SKINS { SLAUGHTER HIDEs-5oso 6sM s5s