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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-02
Navigation OF tho Ohio River.
MONEY MARKET.

sunday, February 1-6 p. M.
The stock market during the past week has been
much less active than anticipated Prices in many in
stances improved several per cent but the operations
have been comparatively limited The effect Of the
news from Europe by the Hiberna very great and
stock SPECTATORS anticipated rapid rise quotations
for fancss. On Monday the sales unusually large
and notwithstanding the efforts Of several very strong
bears an advance running high three four per
cent, in some instances was realized On Tuesday,
there was slight reaction and prices fell of fraction
with very reduced sales. On Wednesday, the market
became somewhat depressed, in consequence of the
debate in the Senate upon the resolutions introduced
the chairman Of the Committee Of Foreign Affairs and
many timid bulls were induced to realize. Thursday
brought no Improvement in prices in demand A 10
PortThat Gen. Cass had been appointed Secretary Of
State, was generally circulated and many the anciss
dropped fraction. Friday another dull day-,hs
advices from Washington unsettled the market moro
than previous accounts and the bears succeeded in get
ting up small panic nearly every stock in the list al
ling of fraction. Yesterday there were very few
transactions but the market appeared have
s former Tone and the sales made were principally for
cash. and at advance prices of the previous day
We annex table exhibiting the daily prices for stocks
in this market twill be observed that hsre has been
m advance Of several per cent nearly all the ances
Tho bulls are gradually working prices up but every
advance weakens them and the bears soon come in
for their share of the game They are large sellers at
every improvement.
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To IN. ra,..~ =, -. NV YoaT Feb. ! isss
, hsS undss The head Of CITY
noticed would bs coasScd into tsct sdmi.son Of i.
~. when We pronounce from beginning to cad an
With respect to ourselves. willing 70 stand tall BY
al Who ss. a., sns 1s sod 2: b..
matter Of regret doubtless to parties thar they
ships US who are 80 oraa.se p" :. 70
We them for less. they &C Snowissse
DO not cost the Aims House department dollar and
H0n,s Which We i have
for that they oud 6nd cost 81 keeping consid
s a%d ns rp%ser,
sa ss cid sna Ps abe
asiau tied that have been Instrumental in inducing
reply isea ~ 70 % saeS WORK
aGs y se
tins and whchhss wider in England and Ireland
IL is
TO Who
,,,SSs e: s from Whence q: ,rass
hs The parties who .ss
food until Frid.y last when they told hey must ck
three mouths but when iens we .e, them 10 work. they
SsmuHsd The ground r., long The the ship
Were e, s9nE 70 but would the where
them would M on us The men are ali .troSS and able bpt
too lazy to subsistence long they fall back
the city.
rs place d:.isn.,sa Poor House HO.
bufghl will leave TO the judgment
son to say it's improperly conducted when we say that
physician paid for the attends daily and il
nightly too and without
dcon that sick have
;,%is: = ii se ED
re- % haze SssS tina, kept for feeding
any other person. to inspect the vctuals
% sol ras,e I On their refusing 20
on the following day when notified the Commissioned of
port them still. provided they would work When mott.
usue." Of ths hns md - GoSk Esa admitted inc
TO keep the notice before him. the pare, should
apply there to be Office MI Anderson made re-
mark that he had never diff uy in getting the
rom apsrott Ter the support OF their pauper and thought
doubtless that they would submit thing no
Ju and have good that he had made
hrs mud to send them TO Bellevue befrrc he them.
Whether they admitted for the purpose of
money from to show his petty authority neither
know or care but this him, that shall
allow the matter rest here.
From the Commissioners Mr. Cook, Mr.. Moss. Mr.: Mum
ford and others Bellevue have all the
utmost courtesy and their has always marked
Justice As you have gwen publicity statement
we trust You will do US the justice Of inserting this
And remain your obedieut servants,
w. & J. T. TAPSCOTT.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 81, 1886.
Those Dinners.


A letter Of one Of our associates published in yes
terdays Herald relative to certain private dinners
Of public functlonaries in this city, has excited
good deal of curiosity, and the following is dis
clalmer by one of the distinguished statesmen i'm
plicated;-
"It 10 stated by letter written in the New York He
raid that Senator Mangum gave dinner, &C., and that
among other things that transpred the occason, Mr.
Bodsco denounced of the great parties Of this coun
try, the mobocracy; that the party unanimously
nominated Gen. Scott as their candidate &C. There 10
the slightest foundation in fact for either Of the
above allegations. correction IL requested mainly IN
reference to Mr.. Bodisco, whose uniform urbanty and
entire abstinence far as know from all particpa.
ton party strifes entitle him to the respect Of ALL
and especially to be exempted and exculpasd from an
allegation well calcuatedto produce prejudice I'M
Justly against him. As this has originated in mistake,
no doubt entertained that 1t will be chesuy correc-
ted"
Certainly. We doubt not that "Ariel" was mis-
informed, while we sure that he would not mis-
represent any man. or any body Of men, either ct q
public or at private dinner, unless BY mistake"
Respectfully, The Docrol.
p. S-The senior editor of the Intelligencer dis
claims any unfavorable language against the Herald
at the aforesaid dinner, at any other dinner. We
are satisfied that justice to all concerned, you viii
cheerfully, Mr.. b., admit TINS amsnse honorable,
with the full assent Of our associate into the Wash
ington column.
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Died.
On Sunday LIST inst. after q short illness Mrs su
l. wife Of Henry Dusenberry, Esq.
The friends and relatives requested attend the
funeral at her late residence 80 Duane st. Monday after
noon, at hafpast twelve o'clock, without further inv
tation.
o. Westchester papers please copy
On Saturday morning 3lst ult., of Consumption Dvs
CAMP. CAMPBELL, in the 34th year Of his age.
The friends and acquantances Of the family also those
Of his brother Coll ~ Campbell and the Fire Depart.
ment in general respectfully invited to attend the
funeral Monday afternoon, haEpast3 O'Clock from
the residence Of his sister, Mrs NJ E. Campbell SO Hes.
ter st. without further invitation
On the 3lst ult, ALBERT AUGUSTUS, son of Samuel A.
and Caroline M. Harris aged years. months and Is
days.
Their friends and acquaintance are respectfully In
vited to attend his funeral Monday I'd inst at
O'Clock from his late residence 232 Church without
further invitation
On Sunday morning, LIST inst Of dropsy of the brain
CHARLES JOSEPH CooGILL WErMoRE, the youngest son
Of Egber and Eliza H. Wetmore, aged years and Is
days.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral Monday afternoon I'd inst at half
past o'clock, from the Of Hudson and Morton
streets.
On Sunday Let instant, DANIEL L.. son of Daniel L.
and Jane Ann Tuthill, aged months.
The friends and acquaintance of the family are re-.
spectuy requested to attend his funeral this onday
afternoon, At o'clock, from No. Is Norfolk street
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WASHINGTON, Jan. u, 1915.

Rwmors of the Week.
First, That Mr.. Buchanan was chosen to the
Supreme Bench; Mason, Attorney General, in the
place Of Buchanan and Woodward in place of Ma
son.
Second That this was not so but that all things
pertaining to the Cabinet were, totiden uerbs, in
state OF irredeemable efevescence and that If the
Oregon question should lead to no other explosion,
it would lead to the blowing up Of the administra-
ton.
Third. That Slidell was hung by the rabble
xico-Amendment-Tha he was afterwards ia
ken down and quartered Correcton-That our
Minister, though still on his feet, was afraid that
his lite was IN danger.
Fourth That Santa Anna was in town, with a
view of offering his services to the capture OF Mexl
CO for a consideration. Press stopped to announce
that the rumor is unfounded
Fifth. That Mcconnell had killed Garrett Davis
in duel. Saw both individuals an hour afterwards
in the House.
Sixth That an officer of the Navy had called
Bancroft a id Yankee upstart. We expect the
honorable Secretary will start up at this.
Seventh. That Burton was dead. RumoT cor
rected next morning,-whereupon you will please
send Burton forward to fix US up Theatre.
Eight-That negotiations have been resumed.
Nine-That Corwln and several other wings will
lash Col. Webb tor talking about them as he did.
Ten-That the devil Is to pay among the polu-
clans, and none of them ready to 60 home with
him.
Eleven. But the bell rings. A June day with
April showers winds up the month OF January,
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LATEST MTgLLIGENCB BY PIE NAILS.


The House to-day was occupied in the morning
hour with the usual general business General
Mcconnell on the subject Of the pension list, dipped
little into the vulgar. The general az good-heart
ed fellow as lives in the world but tell him for
his good that he must not do If he respects
his constituents, if he respects his country, if he
spects his position representative OF the people,
If he respects his friends and himself he will not do
SO. Several gentlemen proceeded to define their
positions upon the Oregon question, when Mr. Petit
moved that all doubtful gentlemen be permitted to
explain, the explanation to stand good for one week
Orr gon resumed Mr.. Andrew Johnson, of Tennes-
see, out Heroding Herod, for the whole or none.
now or never even at the hazard Of annihilation, il
there be such hazard Mr.. Wood Of New York,
followed against running into war He said
nothing OF the notIce-nor Of the title-nor
of the convention OF l827-nor OF arbitration
nor OF compromise as we heard his whole
effort seemed to be directed against an imme-
diate declaration of war, an idea which appears to
have crept into his head somehow. The debate,
like thrice told tale, ID becoming most stale and
lnsipd The staest of all that ever John F0y had in
his cellar, is not halt 30 fiat the Oregon discussion
has become from excessive fermentation. And tho
House will bear us out in the fact that Captain Foy
has good liquors. We seldom indulge in old Johns
Injuries, but the House will bear out in what we
say. We appeal TO Mr.. Levin.
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i fACTURERS AND CAPI1'AL lists Vnlusbie pro-
petty for sale auction Thurday ssh February at u
corner Of Delaney and Chy.e streets block Of the
bowery known a. the American Eagle Hane sale Essbsh
being 60 By 90 feet T. the clear having each side q
has within the last been thoroughly mode and
Pned Is three stories high and wen lighted the ement
dating seventy hoss Cetoa water throughout; admra
being remarkably we'll aud strongly built II a buidin.
much used and demand for large public meetings mi
ary drills, balls &c which produces large rent Two
TN Dis OF the purchase money remain bond and
gage Tor term oi years at SIX per cent
js SIRE GE0. B. ROLLINS, Auctioneer.
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MpSIC.


n Bowery-M DUMsDAT, Professor Of the Gutar. Sing.
ing Accordion and Violin has removed from No Broad
the above LOCATION having minority Of his pupils
men AZ their resdences with much fcy and rapid
sion bur failing Terms very
pe. All kinds Of Brass Instruments Taught .pply at IS
nlS5OLUTIO V-Thr Co partnerhp hsTeiof-Te s1lstinE
~ between the Subscribers under the firm OF HOPKINS
SHERWOOD, isthis day dissolved by mutual The
affairs of the WI, be settled by f. X. HOPKINS,
who will connue the Clothing Business his
at lG Walker door from Bowery.
Nsw York JAN g. 1886 El1hq HofK SHERWOOD
AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION.
MEETING Of this Association, for the election Of off,
Rooms. New York University, on Monday. the I'd Of Feb
DhI .% '' mai HENRY g & FIELD Recording Secretary
HANGING ACADEMY.-MR j. Parker wishes to
- notice his friends and the public that his quar-
ter will commence next week the first week in February
Days Of Tuuou in Bayard and Satu
days In Bsecker street-Mondays and Thursdays.
The Public will take place TUESDAY evening next
during the The same in Beecker 2N'mc
by ORDER OF HON. d. r. INGRAHAM Aasociste
Judge Of the Common Pleas and for the county
Of New York, notice hereby given. prov
concealed and noneudsn debtors that an attachment has
issued the Of Jose Couarios Calos Rod
rgues Crispo residents the said Couaos OF Grenada
and the said Crspo Of Havana ard that the will be sold
such attachment according TO law within nine months from
the OF this notice. and that payment
any debts due to them BY and the them
or 70, their use Of properly belonging them tho
void. - 49, $50
Dated the l's day e Sd Esse5y,.y 1915 no,,vv,,x
r. Attorneys for Attaching Creditor
II IaMIm-m NO Ill Nassau street, New York.
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CHRISTTErS
G A.LaV A MIC RINGS
MAGNETIC FLUI


remarkatle discovery comprises entirely safe and
remedial AGENT The GaIyAssc RING. G IL Connection
syf se. ns:s 3, rS sH .pS
ing to the head face or limbs Gout. Tic f.
tone sy. sv Nervous e :eE hsadaehs ndges
Lamosgo Neuralgia Tremors zz,ness Of the Head
nervoss and physical and all disorders
CASES Of Dyspepsia which simply detang
Rings prices made "
and Of various ornamental patterns and be the
BE III 6aS
chrome Of disease where the Rings DO not pos
or p. Soay % w
perfect ease ANY Gavanic that required may thu.
NJ & efISS' FIUY believed
used connection with the Rings and their notifications
msts to be Of the most valuable discoveries Of modern
science believed possess he remarkable power Of
means causg concentration Of influence the Of
0HRisFIEs azf tE$s VI ssifEESSfHfssa
These articles form important addition to the aIvanc
acting upon the principle but having the sdvan
rcngth ning the when debtaed by other
causes a. certain AL constitutional weakness pre-
yentye for colds and in all affections OF the generally
the GALvANc SrREysTHsx,NG PLAsrERs will he found ~
great and permanent ADVANTAGE
refer e. -faSsss e ctaEsRsTqmFsifccuHrEs
publ,,hed BY the Doctor the SUM- Times Mirror Tribune,
similar character which durinS the short
time the has been before e A MooEREp 1e
General Agent for the United States and only Agent for the
City OF New York,
Beware Of Counerfeits. ja3i MWGast Im.r
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THE NEW YORK LEGAL OBSERVER edited by
Samuel Owen is published the first every mouth al
Ann street. price D. payable in advance In addition to
of all the principal English Reports in advance law and in
equity. "
NO. l, VOL. T. WAS PUBLISHED ON THE FIRST
OF JANUARY, INSTANT.
ter of the work. - ~
have frequently looked into the New York Legal Observer
it is well conducted. r. B TANEY Ch j.
u 8. Supreme Court
the profession. The Hon Il Gay -
well conducted periodical. ordered the whole of
the work to be sent to the Harvard Uniysr.ity
have been in the habit Of reading N Legal Observer
eded by Samuel Owen. ESQ., and cheerfuly recommend il
to the profession in this and valuable legal
publication The Hon. r. H WALWORTH,
wy Chancellor Of the State of N Y.
We concur in the above recomm endstion.
Ihe Hon. 9. NELSLN u. Supreme Court.
The Hon. 8. r. Belts, District Court, N Y
can with much satsfacon recommend it q valuable
periodical throughout the country
The Hon. L. H. SANDFORD
Assistant Vice Chancellor N. Y.
The Hon A. j PARKER Circuit Judge.
much value. HIN AN rfiO :. ESQ
have been subscriber from its commenc cement The
work is Of great value. sAML STEVENS, Esq Albany.
The matter it contains is of highly
TsE saT NXifaBER FOR rrpprApp GRAHAM MI mir
IMPORTANT CASE OF CRUGEk V. DOUGLAS.
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OvERCOATS AT NOMINAL PRICEs!ti
FEW handsone Sack Overcosts Of nearly all eolor for
"A sale low. These have al made s1rr ~.
lat Jsnga and got npwh du regard besuy seono
least Is cent under the usual charges for similar
coats in other establishments II Judge from the
az vho have purchased Fine black Dress Goats MEASURE
q. B. CLARKE, Ira william street.
q nN'me opposite the buldisss.
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ELIZA HARRIOTT, Executrix
GEORGE CLINCH ! r.
ELLIS B. FREEMAN, ( Executors'


e S:' s Il;
n: principal Hotel is ia x. village, known a. the
rt. House the LOT ., ~ fee. front the main street with
with s is % siTsi aGS:s
shade well the kitchen door furnishing
nsusoIe supply OF water hrstras stand and has done
Building Lots each - feet from. by 100 feet
ing Union Town evs! and h.ndsoms building location
Nos plot of acre lying in the rear Of the above
lou: and adjoining he Pse heu.. suitable or uEe
where small watsrpowsI required Head. Brook con.
OF Hoa.s sy
with tea room adjoining and kitchen in the rear large airy
1'S of sSrqSS.Y SoSs
well Of e1eeent water the celia. .I The los
sbou, Depth IS divided into three
shop and other oubudngs for the convenience Of The place
~ 81
man. could Be easily arranged for extensive Boarding
No Two slisols building lots. fronting II. main
Three Pxsllins House: and Lots: adjoining each
street each lot lao feet in depth By about p feet in width
den well q water the door The lot 50 feet front by
above of the beautiful
churches school,: post Office, &c.
No H. small Farm OF excellent land, with house. garden
well of water and suitable buildings. containing
pleasantly situated the road leading from Wood
bridge upper Railway and about % minutes walk from the
village.
No H. lot of about is acres lying mile east Of the
above and adjoining lands Of CONS Baker and Others
which meadow the redue st quality oak and hickory
SOIL and covered w splendid growth Of timber with
the exception Of acres, which have lately been of.
mo = rate o # upland snd ssI gIn; n..dSw
brooL running through h. plot very vau.
on on S s The m viii % n; large
For further information the locality, &c references
be had to map Of the made by r. w. Briney
Surveyor General OF East New jersey exhibiting the
Woodbridge who will show any portion Of the premises
A. j. BIeecker, the Auctioneer, No. Broad st.,
GEORGE CLINCH,
Upper Bulls Head, ID avenue, New York.
B-The title beyond dispute and half OF the
chase money can Ien,in on nortgge &C per cent per
Of the deeds Possession to be given the t Of April
ueY iA22 tfehl3]mc
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PARK THEATRE.

~" % 's GfsETLE. OK The WiLiEs '.'A''
Sselle ........... ................ nIle Augusta
Ola -. -. -. -. . Miss a. aisir
t H1;.. M Mo.. Js. ,:sylns
TIince Adoretch' uoIs eae"eA
fisVaa; to iS1iia h; 5sfj|. d6n'd' Or
OsiavM...... M ~ ~ pare"
r SI S9rs 6pif S 81 i: Eeiss 81
'I a sav Coyu,;v IN. K Rs Horn
>. rrss Of Xdn,s;oa-Bo1.., a f 80 ''aiisI,,
Door: sH O'clock and the cu., will precisely
- s0WEKY TMEATKE:
Monday Evening. February
THE Wi ss.IiI5't 81 ~ T sGIi'' % =
Or, The Ship Of the .avsngeri
Charles Falkner, Esq Captain of II. M. 3. the
H %,e :6ra g. :a q Il &:
Previous to "hi fGt Il T sFs 4 s;''' Comedy q
BB: :S.sy B B[is c0bbs NJ Hs: :ass,s,
and Third Tiers se ! s
Door. viii oDen st half past curtain will rise att
sOWEItl AMPHlIHEATtEa
Enlarged 'ns MsH.ysf EVENING th. ssk Stone
will be PLAYED the new, vast and supeIs spectacle,
T Trained hoRsE sMa &. BULL
Splendid Costumes net from Paris by the well known An
Music, Peter,chen: Properties, II. Needham.
Of Sohc SS e. and o
the ssn: Of % M:sA End W
the governor and Knights. I'm. o--,-
Stone Mosey Stout &c., also appear in their great ea See
norss IS cents Pit lak cents Open at s-commsnes att
ARCH STREET THEA RE.
PHILADELPHIA
Lessee =; 80. .Mn W. T. BURTON.
s Ae1,so n s, ss1s,
's Sss ss; # " s'Ss II % ,Fys
THE G bE x II i'9 ToKEN
cSgn, FIJI. N NJ. c. Smith, B'ar Mr. Stevens cl'ri''s
Dancing by Miss Carlins and La Petite Bertha.
Ginger Blas, Mr.. Rice; Lucy, Mrs. Myers.
The II f ffef!Sa' TSP SPY.
nss wd ai-s D. M e NJ M''
NATlONAL THEATNE AND CIRCUS,
Chestnut STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
WEIGH NM Mann n n1 ANS npsfEiLoAavAN;
opened .hTOushou The Winter Season With S,sn,
Sy@a..I. pniyasd in the Equine Temples Of
crpys list of Of the highly gifted artists Of this great
w6S
F'Heif'' Nj Miss ss{r.hS %{ErLs Characters
Principal Male ns'.''Hsliv;a; I hHyl NORTH and Tv
School h'si issSk FsiE 1 Fast Indian Effects
TIVE and Four Horse S Ea9FHs.;s and r0''0ni''' J.
Fs:s '$s,s; a:;as Ess:s: SAshS
s sas;: 4 I; ss:;i %SEs
GSRS y0e %k .ss
IS: 5s.s$:: Ss;rs
The Public requested to remark that the long promised
FtEEs RFSSss 81 SsSiEShs LIEF
o. s, s"E SsfsI; s'''
ss e.
Door open hacpssts performance commence at Z
l. EOP Old DE MEYER
viii
y -''"i MADAME OTTO AND MR.. BRouGH.
LEOPOLD DE MEYER
s
$ Nc
two GTR Cen Easa BY him and
q d S1s d. Do Il. to S hS Music S''
Concert to commence at o'clock. j29r
HERR ". BOUCHER
s ~ informs hs t patron: Of Che late
that his FIRST and
ONLY BENEFIT CONCERT,
will take place at the Apollo Saloou on
Saturday, Feb. 9TH, !.
Gu y nSbS Sisn:1 %h b viii be a''i''td1y
FSzSfziSa k0f I'll szf,ss. .
THE GERMAN QUARTERLY T VEkE hiHtIiii'
MR. H. c. TIMM
MR. WEIGER8.
and full Orchestra and Chorus.
He that his efforts give the fullest and gandss
Concert Of will the appreciation and patronage
Of the public Nearly all the pieces to be produce are 60.
trely to New York audiences and selected from the
best and most classical composers Of modern times.
o. Particulars 10 future advertisements.
Tickets One Dollar EACH be had all the principal music
stores flgsnc
MR. LYNCH
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HANLINE x OsTHEIMER, importers, No. Bank street.
rhlsdsPhis have Just received BY arrivals this port
70 BY 90 All sizes polished plate window glass from
Ply 0y byN Also Toilet glasses Plated spectscles,
With variety Of other French and German goods
~n ,.s i they 9nsr q the lowest market prices.
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The expresses over the Fltchburg Railroad with
the Hibernate news reached Montreal six hours ahead
Of The one run Portland and twensy6 bcufs IN
advance OF the mail.
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8; 14 ea Z ,S MEHs
ln =.
evening" our eo a05 i1a:a
Resolved That the hxhss. regard for hun a.
genem.n and professor Of dancing dances the
Marie Cania and La Mode much admired By the
Resolved Tia, " send him vote Of thank. ed BY
Association. As''"
c""a MsM:f S.iI Secretary. "a B. c,r;.
Gee sS1 AsSss.l9 s e.: sySss elM.nu.,
Charles saDdf.r tiAe''
ton ES%%sf Fl b III Young Mems
UNITED ANCIENT ORDER OF DRUIDs.
TINTED BROTHERS LODGE, No. a-The Second
Annual Ball for the Benefit Of the Wid,ws and Orphms
s .rS
s1' fh!s = ss!; I. s. ): centre f:%% street:
s % cssss: !: W.: ss: :s:ss., stree:
1,.ar JOHN LGCAs cor csnsrs and Hester, see,y
SAINT DAvID's DAY, 1886
Reufual Of Ancient CMstoms and Hospifalifies
ssssT.ss he coming csnS1i s az ani',s sy
81 &. ss It y: style SSa
ii, sy No pains WI ~ .sw.i. .aa com.
ne a::sss sss,sy 'sf
S,he, nov beng painted for the oeessc and will with
to a.. %ssy ~ whom
. sys s ss:,
s'sisi,eiory Several poissons and amateur singers viii
,el.s for dinner ar. lei. for sal. .. tn. following
Sc David. Hall, No IA WALKER stree.
A.. Ben Tavern. No. is csssi street
hoa.s. WIN sns Of Arrangement and the other
o,r. Syofd'i q he National Standing .Gomni,,...