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Naval Intelligence.

Lieut. Jas. w Cooke ordered to the Pensacola Yard.
Surgeon J. NJ. Fotz to the Navy Yard at Washing
ton to relieve Surgeon Clymer, detached preparatory
for service.
Passed Mid. E. D. Barrel ordered to the jamestown,
the coast of Africa, to relieve Master Wilmer
Shields. who has permission to return.
I'd Asst Engineer VIM f. Marcior, ordered to pro-
coed to the Pacific squadron in the storeship to
all from New York on special service
correspondence has recently taken place between
Capt. James M. Mcintosh of the steamer Michigan on
Lake Erie, and Capt Whitaker, of the steamer A. d..
Patohin, occasioned by services rendered to the
Patchin while on the rocks at Racine Point by the
u s. steamer Michigan. The prompt and friendly
manner in which the services of the Michigan were
rendered to the Patchn called from Capt Whitaker
sincere expressions of gratitude. The letter of Capt
Mcintosh, in reply, contains the following -" You
my dear sir, under no obligations to me. have
performed but simple act of duty. The government
has placed under my control the means to render as
sstahce to my fellow-citizens and should be sadly
disappointing its expectations and the views of the
Hon. the Secretary of the Navy should fail in
dering aid when required, on all such occasions"
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MARITIME ENCE.
TO COMMANDERS OF VESSELS.

TO COMMANDERS OF VESSELS.
Captains Of vessels bound to this port will confer
special favor upon by having all parcels papers
reports for this Office readiness to deliver
to our news steamer, the News Boy. The News Boy
will board inward bound vessels in the vicinity Of
Sandy Hook and any attention or effort made by
captains to facilitate the object and the despatch Of
the steamer will be properly appreciated by the pro-
prietor Of the New York Herald. Gentlemen in com
mand Of vessels bound to other ports whether foreign
domestic will lay under additional OBLIGATIONS
by forwarding through the mail or otherwise the re-
ports, ship news or papers of any kind that may be
deemed of interest.
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useful arts while they encountered with the incu-
bus Of slavery Agriculture is the simplest of arts but
wherever understands the nature Of soils he
make them produce greater crops You the effect
in the houses and in the inhabita nts--everywhere
plenty is discernable Mr.. Mann cxpatiated on the
duty Of enightenng the human mind, that all may
lock from nature TO natures Godn For himself he
knew Of right he would reluctantly part with.
During the delivery of the speech, there the most
respectful attention. and the above is intended merely
as glance outline OF what he well expressed]
The committee then and the House adjourned.
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Army Intelligence

The chartered steamers Ocean and Hercules
left last evening for Vera Cruz, and the U. S.
schooner Sarah. and also the brig Mary A. Jones'
for Tampico. The U. S. steamship McKim, Capt
Breath, leaves early this morning for Tampico and
Vera Cruz for the transportation of troops.
One hundred and seventy-fve volunteers were dis
charged from the service of the United States at New
port Barracks on Saturday last. About two hundred
others were discharged on Monday. They paid in
this city These recruited to fill up the
ranks Of the different volunteer regiments in Mexico,
but had been drafted into their respective
panies They receive the bounty allowed by the regu-
atons of the service, and the land bounty voted by
Congress Cincinnati Chronicle, June IS
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Port OF New York, July 3, ls4s.
Arrived.

Arrived
&c sisR n RS s to
sSa ee sSYnd ys,v 10th Is q
spoke St John Galway At ir sl ifn lat
q T s Is
aa b s ship ass s as IS daT steering enc The
Bark EdinsgTgh Conway cste tsOuth Of Fance IS days
june the continued aS i'i gales from
Will Hs oass bark sksn
Hamburg h b,Tk Augusta Berthe cre Hamburg days. in
brig Mecca Hale Penzanc days with salt and coal and
NorSesn brig stsasd Tos soer Be.u Norway m
days a hs. With loS 70 Schmidt Bachen
ys D. la 70 ont lon 49, 81 spoke p ship A hence
with whale ship showing blue and red signal with white bali
Brig Buena VISTA Wooster Machas days. with lumber to
Big Tyrone Smith Ellsworth days. with 100000 feet lumber
Brig Evir Perkins Eastport days lahs &C. to Brett
Brig Eud0ra Mathews EastpOr days with laths to Brett
Brig Mary, Chappel, New London 2 days, in ballast
Brig Georyianna Bsds Boston days ballast Bedel
Rehmond eoVs aseSa Ss da y.ss With lumber to
0ldenburg sehr Anna Elise sehucic. Bremen. So days. in
ta sr M %1, IsSrsy a f Pope;
sehr Edward; SHARP Boston days with m nls.''
schr Cabot Nickers1n Boston, with mdse to Herrick
Newark Masi r T lumber
Schr A Smith, West, New Bedford for Newark NJ
Schr VIM Stevens Shoemaker New Bedford, with oil
Scbr Mary Gallant, Wlett, Virginia with apples
Schr Sally Pitts Munshall Virginia, with mdse
Sclir Renz, Hunt, Virgins with corn
Schr Hopkins, Hodges, Richmond with coal
schr Bagnet Masen, North Carolina with shingles
Schr PataIeco Holman, Georgetown with corn
Sohr Mary Jane, Bailey, Virginia, with wood.
Schr Fawn, West, Virginia, with corn.
Schr leila Ann, Satison Washington, NC.
Schr Edinburgh, Decker, Virginia, with wood.
Schr Patt Sherman, Newtefn, NC to M blackwell
Bedell-bas been ashore the Hook. " "
Schr Cornelia, Young, New Bedford, with oil.
Sciir w m Russell Godfrey, New Bedford, with oil
Schr Wankipco, Crowel Boston, with mdse
Sloop Preceptor Van Clief, Virginia, with apples
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LvFRPooI-Packet ship West Pont-W Sorby and lady, OF
Sheffield; Jhos Dundas and lady of Scotand Lambert
Ceye DIR TWood England Pencel Ireland 81 second cabin,
and 80 steerage.
HAMnuRG-Bark Augusta Bertha-R Waloes A Waloes.
BREMEN-Schr Ann Eise-r freedman Mr. Hopper Mr. Rolo
man, Mr. Ram. Mr. linn.
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Whole number lSlT from foreign ports ~ coaswsof
tbs number British Bremen aud the balance no Anne
Iiean. "
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RoBT. II. MORRIS ,P.u'
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Please mention the date in which they are advertised


Atwood Sarah ]
Blake Mrs A N
Bradford Miss Susan
Ii
Bachelor Mrs Isaac
N
Barnes Miss Emma
Barritt Catharine
Beard Celia
b. rgen Miss Margaret
Bedford Mrs
Brinnan Miss Mary
Bishop Mrs Phebe
Bixley Mrs X i a.
Brown Mrs Clara
Brooks Miss Mary G
Boole Mrs John
Clark Mrs( Water st)
Carr Mrs John b
Carr Mrs Patrick
Clark Mrs Z j
Carr Mrs s Z
Carroll Miss Maria
Clark Hrs Catharine
M
Clerkin Widow
Child Mrs Fidelia
Comfy Miss Ellen
Cotton Mrs Catharine
Costello Margaret
Cooney Ann
Cohen Mrs v
Cosgrove.Mary
Daily Mrs (l6th st)
Davenport Miss Au-
gusta A
Davenport Miss So
phia ii
De In Fontaine Mrs
Susan
Dempsey Miss Mary
Dickerson Mrs John
Erickson Mrs Hester
Egan Mrs Many
Flanagan Mary
Fairchild Mrs g N
Frank Sarah
Flanagan Mrs Mary
Francis Mrs Manuel
Franklin Miss Eliza
Feriiss Miss Catharine
Freeman Mrs Arnbell q
Fitzgerald Mrs Eliza
Flower Mrs
Gray Mary i
Garrabrant Miss Mar
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Herald Marine Correspondence.


$ Mayo cSp ssl
Calais Delaware Blher NYOrk; Psuna Finn Boston; Nan
cy Pratt Stevenson, Wilmington, NC Henry Woodis Chamber
a RI ss ss. % E
Mary MATT Smith, East Greenwich Edward Franklin Cheruck
Horesu Mason roydenee Major ROaao ToMnsn nSh $
Ann somcrs somers NYork Susan Ros Green Five 0rson
kcndrick Boston, schr uena Vista Brock Savannah n Ma
honey mclaughlin Charleston; Ann somers some NYork
Miscellaneous
scBR BRILLIANT Hail. from New York at Norfolk r.nors
having passed about miles South Of in
water pine mast which he supposed floating but having
lowed and therefore considers that have been attached to
avesseL
srRucxBy LreHrSINGOn Thursday night last the HeIlrae
manmast through the vessel came out her bottom She
sunk in five minutes Crew saved. the time soop
by not known struck by lightning and sunk
Pcny OF BosroN-Aals and cearanccs during the month
f fSS'tS'' 8 l s f fS %
T &c Foreign Arrivals p Ssr * liz. and 1873 ,sS Sss
ers were British bark and brig French and fbrg scian
Ships. Barks. Brigs. Schrs. Shops. Total
fsssisH....... ilS y g If II g
Total. ..:.9s rs l6s ss2 8 oI9
Swedish '
PoRr BAIrIxonEhe arrivals at the port Of Baltimore
during the month Of June were as !, annexed
From Foreign Ports. ........G ~ IL
From Coastwise do -. ......0 10 "A "a
..., Total ...............6 % SO So
Whole number lsT from foreign ports and ~ coastwiseof
rean
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of mhite flannel.

One-hird of each width and be delivered
of the navyads herenbefore named The coors to be fast
and deep. :.
quality be twed to have selvages on both edges
and weigh not less than hreefourhs OF an ounce to the
square foot.
Samples of the quality may be application the
commandments OF the yards named.
The flannel to be subjected TO such chemical other
and inspection the bureau may authorize direc
be delivered Gree ofcharges to the United Sate) by the
Bonds with two approved sureties in half the esti-
mated of contract, will be required to be entered
into within ten days after being notified of acceptance Of
bid and per centum in addition will be withheld
from the amount OF each payment as collateral security
for the due and faithful performance of the contract which
will on no account be paid until the contract shall be COM
Proposals be sealed and endorsed Proposals for fur
nishing flannel to the navy
To be published three times week in the Union and
National Washington Republican and Argus,
and Sun, Baltimore Pennsylvania and Public Ledger,
Philadelphia; Journal of Commerce and Evening Post,
New York Morning Post anu COURIER Boston; and En-
quirer Richmond, Va.
March 25-3 aw to LIST May
Extract Congress approved August TO- 1916
And further enacted That. from and after Re
the Navy under the provso to the general
ss s ini Ss BY
Responsible to the effect that he or they u
cepted obligation in such time be prescribed
By Secretary the Navy with good and sufficient n1ees to
such Il after the ss tai
Secretary the Navy with good sufficient urees for
S s1ms oS then 'ns or thee
supplies shall forthwith the difference between the
which he may have furnishing the au supplies
period the to be charged against said bid
same may be Immediately by states
Navy Department. action OF debt against either or all
ny- Editors of papers who have published this adj
verlisemen will notice the alteration April 9
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Agency for Claims Mt Washs nxton.
1 '"HhLEs DIE SELDlN(a Notary Public Convp


sn ana General Agent, No H. Tods Buildings. Pennsyl
n avenue, Washington D. c. offers his services for
spuuon oil claims before Congress any of the execu-
@ nrnents, or before any boar of commissioners
& or may be appointed for the adjustment spoations
whg private claims and rents, procuring pensions
revolution any other service; bounty lands FOL
.surn duties those arising under contracts treaties or
oupl.rwse; buying and selling real estate, &c.
acuiar attention paid to the settlement Of accounts OF
tbj sung officers who may find it inconvenent to give
a y,ig oeeh commissioned notary public he is pre-
pu 10 furnish egazcd copies of any document or other
paper that may be required -
c,;ms5 S ~ oe moderate and regulated by the
o'",iicu anu tne extent of service required
tention. ' WIN ieco'Vc ihihc'ua'e Nv
lie mas INC honor to refer to the NAVY DEPARTMENT ano
ne several bureaus connected with IT, comprolsrs' and au
ors onces Oh ,ie treasury Department and the senior
aPahs ana Pusers IN the navy all TO DR. John Ho-
Boston; Barnard Henry, esq., Phiadcipha Rev
epumns Iustin ehnpoin of the Senate Wasbpg,on Hon
her L. Ellsworth, Fayete, Indiana; Thomas N Blonn,
pS' Pensacola, F1orda Hon, G. b. Penrose Ianca ster
fA- JuoS--I Harley TrEptszd; Wasi 60 W. A.
fT X 1Rss s,, Nsw York 4 Collins te Buore Md
New Haven, Conn, M. Judson esq, New Orleans. Hon
80 i0'Ve'' NashVhe' ienh' May l6-ly
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BEAUTIFUL BOOTS.
Comfort, Elegance, and DtrdbNtiN combined.

TTAVING returned with lasts, materials, and tue
fashions, viii, in few days, be prepared to exhibit
TO my samples and patten-boots for the
present spring which will excel any heretofore known Tor
beauty and utility OF style.
Dealing in none but my work-having an extensive
and beautiful always ready for exhibition and
salehavng number OF the most ingenious wokmen the
world produce with an abundant stock OF French,
English and American materials, purchased only for
CASH. produce boots and shoes good and cheap
us any other house in the country.
Particular attention given to the patent Congress boots,
AS well every other improvement new and beautiful in
the line
Lasts made to fit the feet, and fits warranted.
Motto Small profits, quick sales, and cash at the coun.
HENhI JhtSNLl,
Apr l5--law6t 9Th street, the Gen Post Office.
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r InE, Cement, C~lcined Plaster, de'7Lime cement
calcined plaster, lime for manure, ana puli'ins SAM
- he had al the lime kilns of the subscriber, near ie
lined States Observatory either in large or sha quaht
leS leii''s 0"'"' "'' VIM. Easily.
very. -, .o,, ri, ~ Is,5
SIR In compliance with your request l9fn1sn oeoW
es of some trials with the lime purchased OF YOU and
,h TWO other lots as to he quantity oil paste they pro-
duce, being slaked 49, ,at. osTho,oas,oo lime
awe a bushels oflime paste 10 the barrel ,
3-Tbree barrels of Potomac lime (bought OF william
Eashy1 averaged 81 bushels Of paste per barrel
Si3-Four barrels of Potomac lime {oouglIt oil another
or.oyl averaged Al bushels of paste per barrel
isi5 Two barrels of Potomac lime, (Easbys,) being
s aked and converted into paste afterwards aver
aged 81 bushels of paste per barrel
eiSi51Two barrels of Potomac lime, (Easbys,) wet
ked Tor converted into paste at once averaged u bush
The "pas.e" referred 10 rather sitter than common
oar in every instance requiring water before being
mixed with the sand
Very respectfully, sir. your obedient servant
f' FREDERICK A. SMITH, Capt. Eng.
Capt WILLIAM EAsBy, Washington.
April l--w4w
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TO sUBsCRI ERS.

The will books uncas tn
payment of the subscription be made IN advance.
Distant subscribers letter
which will be- paid by all It's
safe tfansmission
The COUNTRY PAPER il publishsd uiwssky during
Congress, semi eckly during
Subscriptions perodles than viii be received
propo ronsd 70 the above annual rates.
payment
tons advertisements will be sunci1nt receipt therefor Tbs
not o any specie lying bank viii be received
PosTMAsfERs agents by
subscribers with $40 encosed I'VE SEMI
WEEKLY with enclosed; ave WEEKLY sub
acbeT enclosed will be entitled to oil ths
edition they furnish us subscribers for. Srafss
90 THx RHer9K viii be furnished them o" As
81 ter
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

COLLECTORS OFFICE, KEY WEST, Feb. 7, 1913
'JNHE NEW LIGHT, just com pleied Key West, will
be shown the 10th inst Ii is fifstclass stationary
light and will probably be visible from ships deck
the distance OF twentyw miles, in clear weather 1t is
situated eight hundred yards northeast of the site the old
light The bearings and heretofore followed for
entering this port may still be observed but APP
preaching the shp,channel in the day time will find five
athoms the bar by bringing the buoy in range
with the lighthouse, and running for il.
s. r. MALLORY, Collector
The Herald, New York Boston Post Daily Keystone,
Philadelphia Charleston Mercury and Courier New Or
leans, will please publish the above thirty days, and send
their duplicate bills, receped, the Fifth Auditors office.
Feb 24-30t
NDCCATION.-REV.D McCARTER'S boarding
IL school for boys and young men, Sasbnrg Lancaster
county, Pennsylvania The branches taught embrace all
those of thorough English education together with the
Latin, Greek, French and German langueges vocal and
ing, &c.
The whole expenses, including board, tuition, washing
&c. per session OF five months, $55. There is
charge whatever connected with this Institution Payment
not required until the end OF the
This institution has been in successful operation, under
the OF the present principal for the last nine years
The principal has lately enlarged his buildings, and will
be prepared by the commencement OF The next session. 10
accommodate about sixty boarders.
Summer session will commence on the first Monday Of
May.
school, where they will enjoy every possible facility for
ences &c., will please address
REV. ID. McCARTER,
Principal and Proprietor, Srasburg Lancaster co.. Pa
March 29-6w
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TUCKER & DANIEL.

Successors 10 Tucker & Son. Merchant TUTORS,
DEG leave 10 call the attention of members of Congress-
- strangers, and their customers generally, a general
and carefully selected of spring and summer
goods, which they have just opened their establishments
three doors east of Browns Hotel
They will name part superior cashmere, CLOTH cash
merets, drap dete and other materials, for coats
Single miled cassimeres, linen drills duck, &c. for pants
Lght silks, cashmeres, and marseilles, for vests
Also, under-shirts, drawers gloves, cava &c suitable
10 the
They propose furnish articles of clothing at as cheap
rates the articles could be bought at in this or any
othef cly April 4-3taw3w
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Horatio N. Steel,
Montgomery County Court,
MARCH Term.
John Holohan, and

John L. Holohan. :,
THE object of this suit is to procure sale oil certain real
in Montgomery county, which was, on the TWEEN
yseventh day of January, eighteen hundred and fory
purchased by the defendant John Hoohan as agent OF
John T. Hoohan, from the complainant Horato Steel
or about the day of January eighteen hun
bred and forty said Horato N. Steel sold and gave
his bond conveyance for certain real estate which is
pa described in the bill AID its accompanying
hibits the said John Hoohan, agent Of the said
John r. Hoohan, and for the OF four hundred and
fifty dollars one hundred dollars Of which said paid
by the said John Hoohan, aforesaid, in hand,
and that the said John Holohan gave agent afoe-
sad his single bill for the balance of the purchase
payable by instaments OF equal amounts in and
three years. with interest from date that possession OF the
said premises given up by the said complainant to the
said John Hoohan, agent aforesaid and that no part
of the balance of the purchase money has been paid ehe
by the principal agent although the deferred payments
have all become due. The bill further alleges fraud, a
alleges thai the said John Hooan was not the agen
John I. Hoohan, and that John T. Hoohan was hilio
and under the age of twenlyone years, ana una, INC
John Ioohan is nsolven and is not resident OF
and thai the said still charged with ana ape 70
sold the payment the purchase money mere
ppon aduded and ordered that the COMPLAINANT by caus
mo COW Of bis order 10 be inserted in newspaper
published at Washington city in the District OF Coumola
four weeks before the tenth day OF May next
rive notice to the said absent defendant oi the OBJECT N
substance OF this bill, and warn them to appear IN hs
oour i'm person by SOLICITOR on or before the tenu DAY
of Sentember next the premises and show cause
II anv thew have why a decree ought not to pass as
prayed. = =, =, LSio -, ''N'" '''''
| March g. IS4S-Apr 2-law4w tI...
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NEW BOOKs.-Life Of tho Chovalier Bayard. by
~ w. G.. Smms History OF the Mexican Var rs origin,
and detailed account its Victories by Edward D. Mans
field Eses Defence of Slavery as exists in the United
States Ernest Clemencaau, British philanthropy Illus
traed tale of Guadeloupe 1888, translated from the
French of Soulie by lady of Charleson Appetons III
the works in every department Of know
edge Agnes Srcklands Lives OF the Queens OF England
eleventh volume Life of Henry the Fourth, by G. p. r.
James; The Prose Writers Of Germany, translated by
Hedge; Stevens's History of Georgia. volume Military
and Civil Life of General Hull prepared from his manu-
scripts together with the History of the Campaign OF 1872
and surrender of Detroit by his grandson volume
by j. NJ Cuts; Our Army Monterey, by I b. Thorpe
Ida Norman or Trials and their Uses, by Mrs Lincoln
Phelps. JUST received by
February 10 +. IAfLoh
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(NoTA PERCHA.--Ths article in its natural state is
- iouhd applicable to great variety of purposes for
Wuich eather lndla-rubbcr glass; hemp cotton, and most
oc horous substances have hitherto been applied; and
Weh prepared with uphur in the manner OF lnda-rubbe
slouhd to make better flexible substance for many pu
Poses than vucanized rubber The advertiser, having
oeeh long engaged in experiments testing its properties
anu USES mas obtained supply of the material, and
maui permanent arrangements TO import it in its unmanu
Hcea state Tor sale The scientific and curious, who de-
Pcaton to the subscriber, who has this time the only
o Tor sale in the United States Having been the first
iouuce Tue manufactured article the American public
subscriber has made greater variety OF applications
uiah Is TO be found at any other establishments Among
uue goods now on hand and for sale in quantities to suit
are shoes dressing bands fiat and round; cloth and Sheet
ioi picture iramcs bookbnding wallets, portfolio,
sS LOT beds, cushions, billiard tables, soles and
~ ooos and shoes. OF these, large supply
Euy orders from any part of the country, enclosing
VAs the bottoms of boots and shoes Cloth for table,
paho ana stand covers Floor CLOTH flexible tubes,
s sPnts ilre-buckets, ma-bags, water bags, portman
mas, sacheis NC Harness and all the appurtenances
o upon horses as equipment Lining for ladies' hats
substitute for oiled silk in ladies' dresses tobacco wallets
Nc, &c. - - 49, ~ f'-f
substitute for patent leather, applicable to all the pur
uses of which the glazed goods used, is being pre-
Paleu alter a method discovered by the advertiser
e present time, and be, whereby the public
% oe prevented from enjoying the free of Gutta Per
as our laws do not allow patents for monopoly Of
in M products for applications not involving novelty
rnbh process and the ordinary process OF making India
auooer Is found just adapted 10 Gutta Pecha Every art-
wnlch now made of India rubber will be furnished
sn mon ''ntta Percha, which ISL really and properly a
species of rubber by HORACE H. DAY
manufacturer OF Inda-rubber and Gutta Percha,
ph- ~ % Cortlandt street, New York
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ME subscriber invites all those in want OF rich and beau
tfu articles in his ne call at his old established
where they will be to find something to please
shem antqunrians in particular.
His stock of watches of the choicest kind those
recommended are from the mandatory of Joseph Johnson
% Church street, Liverpool together with many others of
like celebrity. -'iA
The jewery consists of London and Paris manufacture,
well as home fashion and fancy All articles in his
inc, which are very will be sold New York,
Philadelphia, and Baltimore prices.
Dec "a ROBERT KEYWORTH