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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-18

DAMAGEs-The owners Of the steamer Kent have re
covered $l3 900 damages Of the of the steamer
London in before the Canadian Court, growing
out ofhe collision between these boats last
STATE LOAN OF $500 ,000.-Thc Commissioners of tho
Canal Fund have given notice. that proposals will be
hundred thousand dollars; at per cent? redeemabe af-
ter 1864 for arrearagcs to contr actors and others tho
public works
WISCONSIN FILLING UP.-The Plattvilc (W.T) .awe-
rcan says 1.-THE influx of strangers this spring to this
town and vicinity, is truly astonishing Almost every
extras required to convey strangers place.
This speaks volumes for the growing prosperity of west
Wisconsin,
THE ROCHESTER CoLIIsroN.-The details which rumor
attached to the collision between the steamboat Roches
and sloop, the North River have proved to be
imaginary The Rochester sue red consde damage.
by having portion Of her starboard guard torn away
Just aba the wheel. Ono person slightly injured.
being all the personal damage DONE The boat proceed
ed on her trip, as usual
TELEGRAPH AT NV HAvEs.--The New Haven HERALD
of Saturday says " We notice that the workmen ara
putting the wires Of the telegraph along Chapel street
and informed that the line is completed to within
a short distance Of the city
sEpucrros.At the circuit court held in Ontario last
week, Erastus Smith, Of East Bloomfield obtained
dict Of $500 against Oren Bradley of the town. for
the seduction Of his daughter Miss Sarah Smith The
verdict unexpected from the evidences and we un-
dcrstand the defendant intends to move for new trial
DUEL WITH AN ODD WEAPoN.--A few days ago. two
rishmen, Chicago drank quantity Of whiskey ON
wager The result died on the spot, and the
other is not expected to live.
BECOMING Drrr--A new post Office has been estab-
lishcd at Lowville, Columbia county, W.T., eighteen
miles south Of Fort Winnebsgo and twenty miles north
Of Madison. A few months ago. there were only two
settlers within Is miles Of Lowville there are now fifty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-18

NisLo's GARDns-Ths delightful place Of public
tertanment viii open. informed about the LIST
OF June next when the popular Ravel Family will
re-appear before New York audience We understand
that Mr. Nblo has also succeeded engaging beautiful
danseuse Mile Blangy celebrated in Paris Vienna and
Berlin. most finished artistic This lady we have
heard is young. pretty and splendid figure she will
doubt produce sensation. At the same time Mr..
Niblo brings out young gentleman from the opera
house at Paris equal t. male dancer that has
been among us. With these effective acquisitions he
will delight the city with the ballet in the grandest style
The garden itself has also undergone extensive altera
tons and improvements tending materially to increase
the comfort and pleasure Of the visitors.
italian opERA.-Wc really hope that successful ef-
listening TO Italian opera, during the ensuing summer
The Park Theatre will close and have doubt
the house could be secured for that purpose. II not,
danes Pico, Antognni and Tomasi and other Italian
singers Of acknowledged talent now In the CITY, and
the maerals1or producing the Italian opera. could be
easily brought together, and the opera brought out in
very superior style. We hope citizens will move in
this matter r~n .s4
AMATEURS Ar PALMo's.-Ths evening company OF
amateurs commence operations at Palmos to continue
through the week Their bill is Othello," and the
Idiot Witness" We have doubt they will attract
good houses and who knows but they may turn out
number of actors who may yet be great Forrest grs
duated in an amateur company-and we believe these
geniuses intend to outshne all companies Of
Kind, and manufacture talent enough to supply IT,
in fact tat they nave received orders Cur three Tos
four Murdochs, and one Nh. Mowstt They viii give
series Of entertainments through the week.
CAsrLE GAnDES.A series OF musical soires is TO be
commenced at Castle Garden this evening, composed
Of the best compositions of the most celebrated authors
In addition to the music, the delightful promenade must
attract large crowds
MIR Keyser, assisted by Miss Garcia and signor Do
Begins gave another at the City Hall In Portland
on the 10th inst
WEIGH & Manns circus is now in Providence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-18
City Intelligence.

OUR NonLE PACKET CAPTAINS The cabin passengers
Of the Quebec lately arrived in this port invited Capt.
dinner at the United States Hotel mark Of esteem
for the gentemany attention paid to their comfort while
on their voyage from London to New York
WAR MrErISe.-Thcre is to be war meeting in the
Exchange at two O'Clock this afternoon. Attention.,
volunteers!
CRcKEr.-The st. Georges Cricket Club will play .
match this day. their new ground, at the Red House.
to commerce at 10 o'clock, A. M.
FOUND DRowNsp--Thc body of an unknown man was
found foangn the dock the foot Fulton street. yes
terday morning, by officer Muller. He naked, and
was tall stout man. and appeared to have lain in tho
water about week. He was taken to the dead house
AccIpENT.-A sailor named Daniel Smith, fell over
board from vessel at the foot of Roosevelt street.
Saturday morning He was rescued by officer Melvin.
and taken home.
ASSAULT AND BArrrRY-Thomas Adams O carman,
was employed to remove old iron from the street.
which was an incumbrance to it, when three nte
rested in the iron fell upon him and beat him
~, CohosERs orrIcE.-MAY l7.-.accidentaily KILLED
a held an yeSts s the Bellevue
50 years Of age who his death from tho accdcn
tai discharge of blast while engaged in blasting rock
on the Fourth avenue, near the railroad Verdict ac-
cordingly.
Found Drooned-The Coroner also held an inquest at
the Dead House, in the Park, on the body Of John L.
from the testimony Of his brother that the deceas
ed was lunatic in the Asylum, Blackwes Island.
called to his brother John the Island who appear
ed to be much improved in his mental faculties and
quested to be let out to VOTE and further said that he
was not allowed to he would certainly swim
the river The next, however, he missing from tho
Island he discovered until found. yesterday
floating in the dock at the foot Of Fulton street. East Rv
He lost his life evidently by attempting to swim
across the river The jury rendered verdict according
to the above facts
an inquest yesterday at the Dead House, the body OF
unknown man about 80 years Of age, found in the
dock at the foot of Rector street. North river From his
dress he was undoubtedly along.shore man. Verdict,
found drowned.
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Police Intelligence.

Stabbed Nth intent to KiH-1his case reminds Of
the old adage that, when thieves fall out honest
get their due An ARRAY took place Saturday night,
about II o'clock in the 5th ward between two men
who have long been known to the police keepers Of
"touch- houses, or "paneln thieves by the names Of
Col. Mann and High Vannostrander II appears these
beauties dispung which was the most honest man
Of the two, whcn from words they got to blows and
Cal Mann, finding his opponent getting the best of him,
drew knife and struck Vannostrandcr in the side pass
ing through his coat and lodging against the rib opposite
the heart by which his life saved he bleeding pro-
fusely from the wound Officer Crous of the 9th ward,
trial.
Stealing Tea-william II. Lewis and John Minor were
arrested last night suspicion Of stealing tea from Id
ward Hlkin, No. SO Anthony street.
.arrsst on Suspicion--Ofcer McDougall arrested a
called John Manahan, last night, suspicion OF
stealing small carpet bag, filled with wearing apparel
supposed be stolen for which owner is wanted-ap
ply to the clerk of police Tombs. The accused was
Charse of .4rson.-A black man. called Exam Law
renee arrested yesterday suspicion Of setting fire
to the premises No 81 Thomas st. Committed for cxami
nation.
Robbery of siicerThe dwelling Of the Rev. DR..
Wainwright, No 10 Hubert st., entered Saturday
by thicving scoundrel and robbed of quantity OF
silver consisting Of spoons and forks marked A. p
and w. with which the rascal escaped without detection
ward arrested saturday black fellow called Jesse
Chinn, waiter on board the steamboat Mohegan, charg
ed with stealing from the of BENJAMIN Beech
the steward OF the boat, two 800 bank bills There
was between and $500 in the pocket-book, but only
these two 500 bills were taken thercfrom and as tc
accused was the only person who had access to that par
Of the cabin, he arrested suspicion Committed
for examination by Justice Taylor. 49,
Stealing Harness-Ohicer Shell arrested man ny
the name Of Charles A. Duryea, yesterday on =
wanted. Locked up by Justice Taylor Apply W va
clerk Of police, Eseex Market
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-18

STATISTICS OF THE LATE ASSEMBLY, years
since, a friend of ours in the Assembly, amused
himself in his leisure hours procuring statistics Of tho
which printed in the journal of that House, Since
then the custom has been followed and such statistics
the session Mr.. Hewlett deputy librarian Of the As
sembly has performed this work this year. From this
report have the following information Occupation
Of mcmbers-farmers, 81 mechanics, merchants Is
lawyers, ~ physicians 81 manufacturers 4; author,
gentlemen, This last designation, however to be
understood casting mputatons upon the remaining
l26 The Oldest member was Col Cost, Of Ontario 81
the youngest Messrs Watson Of Albany, and Pierce Of
Duchess, each being "a The heaviest Mr. Hawks.
of Madison $40 the lghtest Mr.. Grinnell, Of Fulton
no. New York the birth place of 95 Msssachu-
sets Of IL Connecticut of Vermont of ireland OF
New Jersey of 3; Maryland and Prussia Of EACH
albany Ere. journal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-18
Movements OF Travellers.

The annexed arrivals comprise all that register
ed yesterday, at the following principal Hotels =:
AMERlcAS-M. H. Alvear II. B. Pennock, g. Stowe,
Phil. Capt swartwout Lieut. Nichols. Y. $. A.; Chas
Hervey, st. Thomas E. w. Rollins, Boston; Noah
Spears, Kentucky
AsroR.-O NJ. Thompson, Va; s. Nelson, NJ. Barney,
Val c. Miller, Ohio: A. Pcnz H. Stanly, Bristol; w.
Saunders, Mass Lempson, Child, Reynolds, jackson,
Boston; X. G. Smith, Alexandria; II. X. Danah +. Kim
ball. Boston; sturgcs New Bcdford Caldwell Dean,
Boston; Francis, Thomas, Maryand J. Potter Phila II.
Carr, N. o.; J. B. Cano, Troy; D. Williams, Boston;
Mr. Montague, Montreal; g. Chadwick. Portland
CiTY-W. Nelson, Pha- l.. Foner Dayton Ohio
Geo. Taylor Alabama j. Henin, Bangor; J: Stanus,
Boston; Capt vintons U. s. Al X. Homers Michigan;
w. H. Rockwell Brattlcboro; d. Geissi, Phila James
Hall, CHM.
FnAsxLrs-H Beers, Georgia A. Amy, Ohio d.
Barton, Essex Co.; b. Webster Southport: J. Brady
Boston; G. Goody car, N. Hatcl. w. Judson Boston,
Shepherd, do a. Boodgood, Albany; james Espy,
Washington City, J. Preston, Bridgeport.
HowARp-T Van Brunt. L. l.. &. Lincoln, Salcm NJ
Pratt Boston; McClintock, A. j. Pcclc. Montreal; f.
Power Boston,; J. Andrews Ohio; Brigham and Goold,
Boston, X. A. jones' Do; w. Prescott, Dol James Nal
lett Vermont; w. Holway, Maine; NJ. Brisbane, Boston
U.s. Lee, Phia; H. Noyes Steuben CO.; B. Brown, Yale
College j. ?. Grey. KY; J. Hannegan Albany w
Vattles, Southport; Thos Lemon india; A. Robertson
Missi.; J. West, NC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-18
Supreme Court.

During the present term Of the Supreme Court now in
due examination admitted to- practice counsellorsat-
law, viz. =
Charles Anthony Charles L. Austin, George G. Blod.
Barber Augustus Bockes, William c. Barrett Francis
N. Cady Henry A. Cram, Nathaniel w. Chittendcn,
John Curry, James Crane, John o. Cole, Henry G.
Door, Benjamin f. Cunning Robert Dodge, Henry q.
De Forest Morris NJ Davidson, Gilbert Dean, William
w. De Forest Richard 8. Emmett James +. Fitch, Henry
p Fessenden Stephen J. Field, Stman Foot, James NJ
Fly, George Gibbs, Edward Hoffman, John Hone, Will
T. hE o6a JGh ms k1y Holmes 10sn
Lord, Freedom g. Luckey J. w. c. Leveridge, James
Lowrie William B. Leitch William b. Mech Duncan
George W. Morrell T. Bailey, Myers, Charles Ga Num-
John w. Nelson, Samuel w. Judson, william II. Onder
S1k lanes Phelps E LsSI r Robert s, Proud
Spencer II. STAFFORD William j. Sinclair Jacob NJ Settle
John Sherwood, Charles l.. Shea, Raymond M. Tyson,
Geo. wodman, Peter }. Woodbury.. William G. Wood
Allen wson, william A. Wheeler, John T. White, Ed
ward Wells william II. Woodman, Elijah Ward, Henry
II. Ward Edward II. Boyle L. r. w. Balch, senior Geo.
w. Rolph, Edward s. Picrpont
The following gentlemen were, also, at tho same time
Merritt Andrus, William Allen, Richard Busted, LIE,
Roy 4. Bow, Henry l.. Clinton William +. Cogswell
Reuben H. Cudlipp, William H. Curtiss, James Callahan
jr, H. q. CHESHIRE, Alfred Dickinson Charles Daniels,
Anthony II. Dyeu, VIM. H. Ebbetts, Frederick Frye
Dewitt Z. Graham, Andrew Garretson, +. w. Gcissen-
hemier, Elias Hand, James Hunter jr John b. Higgins
John o. Halsted Walter b. Hurlbut Henry Walters,
Stephen J. Hubbard, John Hubbell, Norton A. Halbert
Charles NJ Hall Benjamin NJ. Heernance Lofts ingalls,,
Nathaniel Jarvis jr, Gand w. Judson Jacob B. Jewett,
Joseph Knckerbocker, Henry q. Lansing, Henry D..
Labaugh William H. Learn Burgess N. LaDan john b.
Morel, Henry Morrison, Augustus G.. Morrei Andrew
c. Morris, II. s. Merrill, James McKown VIM. McIIay
John q, McChesney, Theodore North, VIM. b. Olds, b.
OConncr, Jpo A. Pell, James Parker, Theodore NJ.
Pomeroy, Cephas NJ Plat, John X. Ruggles, Henry j.
Richards Frederick s. stalkneight Owen $. Summers,
Joseph }. stephens, Augustus H. sidell, Charles Is.
Smith, John ID. Shea, Edward Seymour, Edward Ten
Eyck Edward +. Tredwell, Samuel j. Tsber, Henry J.
Retley William Van Wyck, Theodore Z. vermyea
jeremiah Voorhees,, II. Vanderyn, John M. Watson
Charles II. Sheffield, VIM + Warner, John A. Mitchell
Cyrus o. Pool Henry b. Rockwell, Samuel NJ. Ray
mond Hezekiah sturgess Robert b. Storm, William q.
Weld w alter Smith.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-18
PRACTICAL BOOK KEEPING,
m CEDAR STREET.

RY c. c. MARSH Accountant author Of the Science Of
ID Double Entry Bookkeeping Smpfed, and the Art Of
Single Entry Bookkeeping improved"
COURSE OF INSrRUCTION.-The public is respect
Marsh reaching that important branch truly OF
practice keeping books rather than of lectures
the theory.
TO be practically useful and particular know
ledge Of Bookkeeping required than possibly be impart
ed by lectures
Tie pupil faithfully and well exercised in all
the connected with Of rship
Books Opening Conducting and Closing the in max
Trial balances Balance Sheets Accounts, Current
Accoun, Sales and in cslcslang interest," Discount profits
He becomes familiar from actual with all the books
suting and If Of good capacity will by this
course become competent Bookkeeper about month";
and will received certificate to that effect
Prospectuses, with terms obtained the Rooms from A.
NJ. to9 p. NJ. a22 I'm RI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-18
Political Movements.

LICENSE LlcENsE.Thc people Of this State vote
on this subject, on Tuesday next, the 10th inst.
Iowa CoNvENrIoN.--The Convention to form Consti-
tuition for the State of Iowa. at Iowa City on the lth
instant The democrats said to have majority Of
eight
The LAWYERS Communicative have been about
SO lawyers elected the State Convention The remain
ing rs distributed through the various other calngs,
professions and radcstho larger portion being farmers
MAINE GuBERNAroRIAL CONFERENCE.-The next Dem
ocratc State Convention Of Maine to nominate Govern
or, will be at Portland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-18
KITCHEN RANGES.

HOLMES TWO OVEN KIICHEN hANOES
THE Propretor prepared to furnish Holmes
to the trade set hen for private families
boarding houses having the right from the
manufacture and sell them Our experience in manufacture
ing and setting Kitchen Ranges n this CITY, for the past
surpassed for convenience, and durability. They
warranted perform the for which they
chased and they will be removed free OF TO
the purchaser references can be given TO persons
wishing purchase The prices range from % to IS dollars
The proprietor. constantly manuac.uring and well
supplied with parlor Office add bedroom CRATES, Of the
patterns.
Also-TINWARE, bright plain and jaoaned. They have
at ell times ready Ranges and boilers
Also to cure chmneys and warrant them not 4 SMOKE
A. GILHOOLY x SON..
al2 lmsuc 10 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-18
Acuulttnl OF johnson.

The trial of John Johnson, for the murder of
B etsey Bolt, which has been going on for some
time past in Bnghampton, Broome CO.. and which
has created SO much excitement throughout the
State, has resulted in verdict of Not Guilty"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-18
EMPIRES. ATTENTION.

TTNFURL the Banner Of Libertythe War Bugle sounds
~ 10 Arms, Fellow Citizcnsthe Proclamation has
orththe Rubicon is passed-the Command Chief has
called upon us enroll ourselves under the Star Spangled
of the invader the soil Of freedom
our have been baseiy, teacherousy murdered
Some of the best blood of America has been spilled Thx
upon humanitythis insult countrymust be
avenged Fellow Citizens, friend
70 its prosperity and liberties promptly
respond the call Of its Chief Magistrate Let cast
stigma the and Of the Empire City by
waiting the tardy operations Of drafting but
come immediately ana eneeruiy forward sno Of our
country desire raise aregiment Of volunteers Una. Wi,
organize and be ready march momsnts
warning Let watclrword be, God, Liberty ana our
Country -.
House. 81 Reade ST.; 100 Wahingto. 4, nnq
Esq, Centre Market. ISAIAH nhNDI
milo 4t~rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-18

DEsRrcrioN or CLARxs FERRv BRrpcE-On Thurs
day afternoon the bridge at Duncan Island was discov-
cred be fire. and in the short space Of twenty min
utcs the eight spans left standing after the great cshet
in the spring, were entirely destroyed he fire 1t Is
supposed originated from sparks from the steamboat en-
ployed in towing boats the river. This will be
great loss TO the State.-PhiL Sentinel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-18

IscErprARv ABoLITIorIsr-The Rev. George Kearn
has been arrested and imprisoned in Roosevelt county
Kentucky for haborng and assisting slaves to
escape from their masters. When will these fanatics
lesrn to respect the rights Of property
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-18

Dentistry Study and s1psrimsnns have enabled him to
%ss are Ts These .s' s ss,'
transparent feke natural appearance for
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M.yi is entitled .ppp!s@eaisry the entitled
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ssi IN addition rs faith q ths State die above
a h he % s, snd
ao any sur Of canal amer the satisac-
tion Of the present charges upon such revenues
liberty take less i the offers such in their
| a5s S he 'ns said
than S. all proposals be sealed and
he oT and %
rect to the ~ Albany :. y, on II, v
s. il st y the s s% York or Albany
sSehhodeIs residing il The Is, and I'd Senatorial Districts:
stock held BY them quarterly Bank the Man
s saas KEW es s Ct SsS e sss
Dated Canal ASSsny lh 4I sa, I'
A. G. FLAGG Comptroller.
THOS HARRINGTON. Treasurer.
II. HALSEY, Surveyor General.
j. VAN BUREN, Attorney General.
my17 tel N. s. BENTON, Secretary Of State.
JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE No. 50 WALL ST, OPPOSITE THE. MERcHANTs'
EXCHANGE
THIS Company continues against loss damage
i by Fire. dwelling houses warehouses; buildings
goods and and description of
property also against loss damage by inland
vigation and transportation.
DIRECTORS
Thomas w. Thorne, Elisha Riggs,
Thomas T. Woodruff Arson Baker,
II. II. Robson, M. ID. Joseph Drake,
Thomson Price, Joseph Allen,
Moses Tucker, James L. Holmes,
John II. Dawson, John p. More
John II. Lee, William X. Thorn
Caleb G. Tufs, Thomas Morrel1,
Francis Sage, Eugene Bogart,
John. &. Merritt, Robert Smith.
THOMAS w. THORNE, President.
GEO. T. HOPE. Secretary. tire
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-18

DACKET SHIP sARTELLE from NEW OKLEANSt
II il dischsrgng Pike street wharf, ConskJses VIII
please attend to he receipt Of their goods immediately
mvt3
Ty1IP p17NT'I4C FROM LIv POOL.-Consignses per
M; IN viii please send their permits board, at Pier
NJ Norh River All goods not permitted IN i've dayswi
vi ~ u H. - he cent 10 the Public Store my1
nr.isiDAlN from Liverpool. 10 dlsch<rg
,n.nder general order at Orleans wharf foot Of Wall St
will please attend to the receipt Of their goods
.rans.1l,sfeIy, myi6
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WINDOW SHADES.
TINE cheapest and best assortment the United States
i for sale wholesale retail. by
DUNCKER x BECKER, So Chatham street.,
rx,l7f okr lnor fromC ham berxS N ~

SAkACEN'S HEAD, IL DEFY STREET, N. Y.
JOSEPH SMITH, late OF Worcester England, begs leave
inform his friends and the pablo in general
that he has recently fitted up his house very superior
and calcuatsd to please gentlemen Of taste Hs
with the best Liquors and Provisions that the market affords
Dinners from IL till 3ocock and Cold Cuts Chops, Stakes,
Rare Bits &c. at all hours.
His supply Of English and city neWspapers is exceled by
of the quality and the attendance prompt P
Rooms provided for parties and the comfort and
mediation Of customers always attended lodgings &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-18

CHURCH'S VEGETABLE LOTION.
THIS highly valuable Cosmetic i'll effectualy
tons the face and skin, particularly pimpss bctches
letter. feces and ringworms The of the Lotion
for short time will establish clear and brilliant complex
ion. Sold ia bottles rs each 1888 BoweTy
Of Spring street. Also by Mrs. Hays, Brooklyn.
m IN m
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SHEET BRAS,S;;-'

JAMES q. MOFFETT, No. l2i Prince street between
Wooster and Greene streets manufacturer Of sheet Brass
hand and constantly receiving from his mall sgc
assortment Of all sizes Of Sheet Brass which he Will -
Wholesale retail az lower prices than other Ps
the city, and warrants equal to any made IN inc oh"
States.
city Brooklyn, shipped board Of any Oh
s-Bnss nd Copper Tubing Of al Kisses made 70 order.
~ JmsT
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THE Subscriber having become interested in the above
house respectfully the patronage his
friends Orders entrusted to his will be attended with
promptness. JAMES A. SWAIN.
ami ms