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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16
"Sic transit gloria m,indi.O

RAILROAD FREIGHT TO ETERNITY We heard
many enquiries made by simple honest people,
pending the transport of the deceased John
Quincy Adams through our city, as to who he
was, and where he came from, and what he had
done to excite SO much funeral honor? Alas
what commentary on the fame and glory of this
world But q greater commentary than the
above mere Ignorance, has been made by an act
which "beats all CREATION 1t seems, accord
ing to the Tribune, that the body of Mr.. Adams
was shipped freight, board the railroad
cars of the Hartford and New Haven Railroad
company, and that freight was charged and paid
for, upon the dead body!
What lecture on human greatness and
glory
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16
NEW YORK HERALD.
HoFth-west Corner Of Fulton and Nassau SIS.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRSpRI ErOR.

DAILY HER.4LD-Evsy day, ts,indgv ,ne!sd.d9
E. :n: ssT - r. r.; an % ses
s.s;ss,rs IN South n'Jea and a. ~ nad KS
~, Ss x. Gs gs 's e.
!; ie, e. tn &c g.;f fs
S aa ss',ss eli 70 &c "a, D,,sS % % DAY Of & drars %
sss q: .fG ps. ss. Rsrt as TON
fnt ssseD9Iss Sat Teesgsa ~
is Cernla John Miller Bookseller Hemries street,
PREsIDENrLaL HER.aLD-Epery Tuesday, One
DIl5i 81 z; sre.a every srns, a,
ssscnsbte Prices. 20 Be- written ~ gair sGIe manner
= :iiIss 81 ;!s
":a sL fGss ~ S's y s
gss or the postage ' De de-
sHf,ss gs% ss quarter " "a" ''''
IS; q sssTs%'%s a
81 90 Cd d % ' n" s:S
T Be a 's e esssee
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
FARK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAN AND THE MAN OF
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BEpDEp Room.
BowERY THEATRE, Boxe-y-THr BorrIr-Hvr
AND CRr-GAMroocK OF THE WnpERNEss
CHATHAM THEATRE, Chatham stree,-BRurrs-
ssT a BEseAa on HoRsrs scK -lplor WITNESS.
CIRCUs-BowERY AMPHITHEATRE. Bowery-
EsuEsrRiASisM, GrMNA'rIcs fANroMIME' &c
MECHANICS HALL Broadway, near Btoome-CHRIs
rvs ACCOMPLISHMENTS Observation-Disclosures DANC.
ms, &c.
PANORAMA HALL, Broadway, Houston street.
bANvARDs PANORAMA OF THE MissIssrrI.
BROADWAY ODEON Bfoadway.-MoDEL ARTISTS.
CONCERT ROOM, BRoADwAY.-MODrLA Artists
MINERVA ROOM-CAMPBELLs MSsTRELs-ETHIo
Plan SINGING, DAScIxs. &c
CONVENTION II lLL-sABLE BnorHxps, ETHIOPIAN
bfreire, PLAYING sc.
FPALNOS OPERA BOUSE.-Chambers s;r.et-NlopKL
ARTISTS.
NeH XAxk. lbIlrsdax lal2
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Markets.

BALrIMoRE March is -Flour-The market contin-
ued frm and note sales OF 1000 bbs Howard street at
IS slk SIN, aud 400 bbls City Mills at 50 O6X.-
WheatA good demand with sales Of 2o0O bushels in
Guiding Maryland reds and white at 81 80 81. Corn
The market was inactive, and we could hear Of NO
sales worth reporting Provisions remained noninaly
the same. Whisky change.
BosroN, March l5-Flour-Ths market continued
firm sndwe note sales of 1900 bbls including Genesce
and other good western brands at Sc 6a Sc u.s. Corn
Sales OF bushels made ct SIC for yellow and
60c for white. Rye Flour WAS inactive Oats-We note
Gales Of 5000 bushels Of Northern at 4S,. Rye-We
havo only to notice sales of 800 bushels at IS, Prov
sions continued about tho same Freights-Thcre was
not much Offering Merchants were waiting with great
anxiety for the Cambrias news. Wind high, and
weather intensely cold.
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Police Intelligence.

Police Statisics-Ths following table shows the
number of arrests IN ado by the pooe department of
this city during tho month Of February last also
signaling tho crimes and charges upon which such
rtste wers uredcated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

Dismissal end Suspension of Policemen. The fol-
lowing tsble shows the number of policemen dismissed
and for cause during year. from Janu-
ary lat lS47, to January LIST, lSi5:
Policemen suspended. =. ................. 1873
do dismissed for Gauge. ............... 50
do resigned after charges were made against
them. ..................... ...... %
Policemen res gned ................ >. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-19

1bis City Mes sold A. 50 Some snail parcels Of Coun-
~ t!n Al ~. a. 3 and l..13 . sale n i0 tts
hset mans vas made ~ TO 7i snd the looks Ike
tsftnef improvement p csei Meats beng la r1od-ras
p. ~ sn1 .ents, fle -a-r price ~ -lfrs Ll-i
Del hrm anf bat little landing tai- of Ir bts 40 wss
m -is o. "A aad 200 bbs prime priva-e God
pps are ~orfh cents cheefs Las ben active inquiry
prime A. " a1d -se of f1I hoxe. reported o. terms
nor made public G1.d lots are firm bat lower grades
duNer
GROCERlEs-Tbe usrEet Tor Sugar e. frua and sale.
are ode a. RE very fullest rnf az che searon I'd
il hhrs New Orleans - ftI-f. 500 Cuba sass. I25
boxes Brown = 8l White, AN asses without
me'erla change H0Ilsrs ere enabled i0 obtain -
cents fora choice article ~ New IBERIA iu hhs ard ~
closed a. = asa. The market IL bare 0f 81 good
grades and s.Irs have been made 10 arrive hIgh
cents flg prime Neulberi1 ard = for New-Or-sas Par
oi csrg1 % Cisrfleg1s asses has fskeu 90
lots o. - cents OF Csrieres ard ether decr g'ior
The sr<et is harsrhe l'si ses bsinE made
snd cargo below offered a. same rste..W hear q
ss.-s NJ Coffee
RICEA sae Of 81 Tea fair Rice VS. made Tor export AZ
OlL-ssiss Of 100 bb.s Crude Whale have been made
A. 5307 for England The market is firm Lioseed is
do ~ 6f0 rs for English.
HOPs-Thsrs isa fair inquiry and ifo baies sod q. %
cents Tor fret sort.
cOAL-A sac cf - ton. Orrel vas made on private
terms
LINE-we notice 'slss OF o,rg' u Thonas,on a. Is
cents. cash
DYE wOOD-A sale of go -ou, Clmpsaehy Lorw0od
m ade 81 >1l short pre-. for export
sH-Ther- JET GOOD demand ard The ul,rket is fru.
sses on q1ints.s Dry Cod 81 proving prices.
WOOL ae~e generally cr-f a. this season ~ fhs
year bot unu.uay doh 40 the present time The quota
give nominal. having heard ~ sales %
fairly establish them ,axonv fleece % % g. r-nts
TOT. blood Nerno 5, of o. M-rino. 80 u Naive
aad Z! az Pollsd-suPeI So 70 s3 cents No J. .ta2.
Fore "a ls dell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-19

To ne kdttoT OF me fft0tNf
The question Of location Of this Road from Fish
XIII to Abanyhas produced discussion 10 an extent that
cOuld hardly have been anticipated Il Is not my lnen.
ton to add TO H. except in a very small degree
Having read evory thing that has appeared the sub
ect M 10 this time and understanding that the Direct
or. viii hold meeting saturday the 18Th Inst for the
purpose Of deciding the matter feel somewhat DESTROYS
I, state the result produced my own mind By all that
have read and heard on the subject.
may state that have no Interest whatever IN either
route directly indirectly, except siockholder.
On the appearance Of Mr.. Jsrvhs Report, read II
with tina, degree Of attention which might be expected
from one who took very warm interest IN the Of
the enterprz. thought 6. rery ale, reg candid arc
sutirsy s4fisfgc0ry must confess think s, not
w,hslsnoing tire able array OF words tina, has been
brought against IT, claim 20 understand the reasoning o.
the Report throughout the engineering part. well
that addressed g. business men n general n u has
fauitai all 70 Will be foundn unierqi10 me argument for
the River Inc The light grades aud small ascens ~ ni-
lire will most PROBABLY produce In prac lee less retarda
ton. aud therefore will costly Than is allowed
for In TIE Report. Furthermore understand that Sir.
Clark. the locating Engineer. has expressed the opinion
that the annual c1sl az maatensuce o. he River route
will De Hof greater than thst on the Interior route Mr.
CLARK know. something a1oHt maintaining The hsh cay
entertainments that belong Oh the Interior nr mss haa
abundant ox pcrcrco I'm tuch matters Nov, t-crc is
opinion OF Mr. Csrf and SET, n o-'cr that the Interior
route may have every advantage n De argument "hcp
Il can possibly claim he has charged the River route Nth
$4,000 per for extra Cos OF mantelap Does
lhis look ike leaning toward he River Inc r %
OF blame Mr. Jervs for this 20 was well 20 be csutious
he had Arguments enough left 20 satisfy any unbiased
mind that " the River route is the best route"
The arguments which have a-pesroi in the newspapers
In favor OF the interior route appear 90 Of very
weight; while many 0f those the River route Of
the opposite character There s one In particular IN the
Journal Of Commerce ~ the 10Th inst which The
whole ground 1 would recommend every person who
wishes for information on the subject and woo has not
time for farther investigation, 90 read that article atten-
lively 10 my MUD Il Is quite conclusive.
Again. Of all those have converted with, aod the mum
Der been quite considerable recocct q but
who Is IN favor OF the Interior route and hc At This mo-
ment more than half inclined 20 change his opinion.
After all, therefore that have read aud heard on this
very important question, am led 10 the conclusion, that
IL decidedly for the Interest Of the public well ss the
Stockholders sdop, the River route That the Dfec
tors will decide a. their meeting Saturday can
no. permit myself fo- one moment % doubt.
ONE MoRE sTOCKHOLDER.
Nsto.YorL, In Feb lsi3.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For sale Of s,oes,. Sr. ,,, Fowa Page.

FRrD,y, p ~
The market was without change Of importance
to-day soun stocks were firm and Treasury Notes sold
90 per cent preusl Government Skies were ios dloi
and go demand The isnces OF the second Board were
firm
There has been a small inquiry for Bills today
ani although Leading advanced their rates
ye, good Sterling b. could be ned a. loaloi. and fair
bills lower. The supply il oonudsfsbie We quote
Rix Dollars 77i "a. Goildeu 5sl a 49, Marks baneo
So 9'l
In Freich's there has been but dull market to
day TIE quotations fer breads,oa nominal q, i5i.
aud g. fr Flour and Corn About 700 bales Cotton
enrsrea A. 1-iGs Some Ashes were engaged 20 Rotsr-
dam 3, so. Cd aud some Cotton FOR Antwerp At &C..
7, appears 70 be thought in the street that the
Senate viii send the Loan BIZ back 70 the House With
Treasury Note amendment, TO give it another trial.
There is no new feature in the Money market.
PAPER n fret class "a net very plenty and h nsgosted
freely per cent. per snnun, but second class u d
cult Of sac. % good security money call IS per r.
Ire new banking law Of Mr.. Ayrault is pub
Hshed II length Tiompsons Bant Note Reporfer The
Rporr remarks n regard to IT, There but little pros
pscr Of this Act becoming aw bu should pass there
- no probability ma. any Of our leading banks will reor
g1rs. under d. so ons The neral BANKING Law. M
Der heh the Fulton. the Chemical and The North River
banks 90 its blty anf th~ bofn~fciei BANK u q Dany
have 40 s1ccessiullF rso ranized 10 ln f1li force
itf A1ftA.Nf mas ttr'iN-lfs tA4p-" nt't iN tHr
speca benefit n few minor safety Fund Banks of
Of which he s the prrsdeut) ard very unVseiy opens
the door for All sorts ~ banking associates
Mr. Ayrsult have hut very lin ted know edge o.
that cisss Of bankers which will take shelter under the
provisions Of bis act None but such az intend 70 make
Zen By viii i-opadze len per cent on such B.
amount Of currency - they mag want He scheme VI
make honest banke II hey are 20 be caught pay mp Tor
the ,windng operations = The dishonest We say, ceci
dec y, n lefI not Gn7uer."
The following table, compiled from the quarterly
statement showing the condition Of the banks the 18Th
Of November asst will show the discount specie crcus
ton aod deposits Of the Nsw-YoTk City sad Brooklyn
parr
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DIED
st. SUMNER riARRING.
On Friday evening

On Friday evening. 18Th lnst SUMNER hAN"'''
TON, sfed - years ..,,---.,.. -. .. s,,,3,,.
a, Ialfpnss o'clock 2 NJ Friends Of the family are
invited T. attend without farther uonee.
on FRIDAY afefnoor 18Th inst at her residence 10 io
Grand st. Wi'ianshurgh. LNplANA, vile OF John u
Darlington. aged 81 years and month
The rel.tves and friends Of the te nlly also 'ne
bers q the Grand uuion. Unity lnicn NO D., ana KS
Madison nion Ne. OF r. also hines County Lodge ~
a and Mouni Oiv@t Encampmeni NJ. TO l. q. 81 ~
are invited % attend her laurra sunday cite neon A
haiti past O'clock from the Episcopal Chuicn' corners
Fourth aud soathl' sts Williamson 81.
OF yellow fever gl Sacrlfclos, Mexico. December -
EMERSON @. CONEL First Assistant Engineer U. :
Navy eyed 50 years This young lccr cu of On i1
midst Of useful and active service. llmentec By al who
io Pius6.ld Ms's on the lo.h iosf sGera short illness
OLIVER HULL In the 5iih yea7 Of his ese. lie va
formerly OF this CITY.
The arrow Of death isdirecied toward 3D. Aud. though
10 the pure la heart % hath 20 tenor sui meet thai
" Brethren d sh O. er suno-rfo tef
And wake che dirgs o err 80 th departed
Death IA. agan stolen upon our hroherh1o -eo one ci
IL n Is oars 10 lament ne 60 49, ~
DANIFL r BAcc ourfr friend and brother " me mere, hf
was endesred % al who knew him, bui mos' 20 hoe VINO
know him best Assn expression OF orr es'seN ,o W., IN.
deceased, and Of sincere coudoe1ce 20 re Iaif
deeply afflicted by fheir lsfe bereavement lt ooc'eo
Ter That the tadss ~ our fraternity re slio"oe" ''
nouinIrg ior The ususl time
"a That Brother Rev fsaIah ThGcher, De INV rA
70 pronounce euiogy upeu cur departed friend, a. inc
next anniversary of fhe fraternity
81. That cony Of these Proceedings be ransmtea I'D
relatives Of he that thew b. published lu
the Sclsnsctadg Cobiatf. y TribanS and Springfield
J. WADE y ILSON.
: HAYS Li~VILLE Committee.
OEO y. ANDERSON
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Or. MOTIFS
BALSAMIC COUGH SYRUP

IsA SPECIFIC ANTIDOTE Tor the influenza. as well
other afectors arising r. m dsfsneement Of the re-
bronchitis. asthma 80 No eoogn, however obstinate, 10
bsyOnd the each Of Is curative power
We every day receiving certificates Ike the follow
ng which sfdiona evidences VI its ~ peofity
al o-ber medicines icr iLhgenE4;
DgAz D0CTos-As matter Of dgty feel myself bound
% volunteer t-s,lmoniz 10 favor u yoor
medicine Ny health had become very fesb.e my Lishis
espl-s' ami restless my appetite misersoe and geo
srsl debility, accom- pani.d with syery serious aud dis
tfesng cough, gusuty wearing rapidly away
Ofh-r having fai led 70 awe any relief my
Thomss procured Tor " Dr. Mous b.issmie
syfup and after taxing four or i've DAYS vss fesJ
s'touisnsd AZ ~ efficacy. II immediately menssd ny
health, ny sleep became sound my appetite returned n
srsogth was renewed, and mJ cOush entirely cefeo.
wish you b send BY my smother ooIle Some o.
ny neishDor. ~hD h.ve witnessed ts 20 enteH epoH
will cab ppon you Sod ass .essisz =. 1,nr"
% msy you Be blessed yourself n.y.,
IF RIPLEY Dear Sv I wish 70 ''y SO" wofd. n
f.vr, Il ,our medicine because am ssush-c that ts
good have had IN ~ lsffs ft1 y, ~ .,s
osv., ma. u,s Of 90 saee,0al remedy I. Or Mo,ts
49, syrso ;. r BRITAIN
EArNf'n'' Jgs.Ey CRY FEB isis
gE RryLgY-Ioar Srs ! have used Dr. ro'rs Beis.snfe
80 Ia &C. ping away the doctor. w l.. OR sSBf
p,irr ~ cerfs bottle For sse. wholesale sud refsi.
~ Ripley General Ae-1t for the gropretors
,aads. 100 Fglfon s. Of Wiliam-st and Of tho
dfus store Of Heury Johnson u Broadway srd
Chamber.-st, ard A Winship II East Broadway esr.
Aarset., Mrs Hayes, lSs Fulton st. sfoos,ni sna ey
Druggists generally
Druggist. snd retailers throw eegny msy a.
dress BY letter (po.tp.c) FF RIPLEY sole srs' cor
lofssw4sW M 2,wlstfrsAs
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II is a subject Of remark that in this City no
measure Of public importance IS undertaken without II
once becoming tn OF vehement controversy. Par
ties are forthwith formed either 10 oppose directly
some collateral point IN this rssoect New York totally
differs from Boston or Philadelphia Ia those ties
measure Of public utility Is Of public support ard
the unanimous cooperation Of parties that on Other
points are divided. when the Erie Canal was pro-
posed the newspapers Of New FORK filed with essay
rid cung the "Bg Ditch" and nowhere the 0ppos-
tlcn mora firm and decided than ga this City. When The
Western Railroad prrj clel % connect Boston with
that great channel q trade, all parties and asse from
the chiel magistrate Of the commonwealth TO the barber
and porter Of hotels, united 20 carry 10 through. And
now when New. York awakened % sense q It's import
ancs determines 20 have q Railroad along ths Hudson
connecting ihs City with Albany, every nerve Is strained
and every engine put n rcquion 20 excite coubt as n
l,s succss and 20 awaken csrust to tie capacity
integrity Of MS Directors. AS citizen, caring nothing
about the river the inter- route, would asa n thos
lust or fair toward the public men who compose Inc bao
IL Director Ihey have devoted their time aud energies
and advanced their money 90 construct ms road "hc
all admit 90 De necessary. They have chosen moss me
petent Engineer mine Che different routes and thfA
we're appointed ny ths stockholders 20 determine upon
the best route Lei them DO his uuinauencdby mo oui-
ocdoOr Cry 90 bend their o. 1ns Co suhsv private l-
teress and the community ~l sustain them IL expects
Railroad which, foe Ell cheney and spe d. shall De iht
first la the counir,-ouc which shall Doe worthy of COM
Meeting the commercial metropolis Of the Union win the
great Weston Canal Lei thcm give us such WORK, arc
they may well endure for iew years the SCOTS and tnees
II those who pronounced visionary undertaking. The
completion Of The r.sd @ill prove Triumphant reatatoh
II these attacks and the names Of The public spirited
men, Who have sustained Ibis enterprise nnrer 90 many
dscouragemen.s, VIII be enrolled among the beneilcios
Of the State
The public ant stockholders have preference for ore
auohcr tut hey have AN Interest in me &C.
lection Of tie best route. and hat should be one which no
increase Of business will compe them up lcJn
siseut with the permanent Interests Of the road T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-19

Dr. NcHoI hiss the pleasure ~ announcing that con
sequence Of request with which De has been honcreo he
- D. deliver cfsix Lectures on the more Inter-
esiine e Astronomical Sprcuatons and Phenomena. in
the Chapel cf the University Was1n gt1n sQusre 90 The
even n Of Tuesday and hIrsdaythe second Lecture 90
be gven th- evening Of Iuesisy "a u Febluy a.
La past O'Clock
Lrcrusr Il-Fs'rusry p The subject Of this Lecture
will be Specia couter 1latou of or SOLAR system The
perfection OF ifs mechanism Re l1ns o fhe dr-lenl
planets Doctrine ~ perth barons Detailed history % ae
cisr0yery nl tle b .alct Neptune
fuI sy sbusof che course msy De he'd % che 1cos-
stores OF Mess-s Wiley q PnfDan itl Br1adHly. 4-f
h. kerno., 65j Broadaay, where tickets may also be-
procured.
lI.stts To IiH NI-'
almifgns Lsdy a1d 0-ut.sui 10 .......... . .0
o. d single Les ure......--- ......-.-.- F
100 Sol.
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A London paper says there are rumors, as there
have been Tor time Of an intention 70 establish m
London very large discount and banking es-bishmen
on the principle OF paying interest deposits II this
be done q secure basis it-wil materially AFFECT the
value Of stock no the Bank u England By Withdrawing
large portion Of The deposits.
The Illinois Canal is now so far advanced that us
completion by The st Of April is confidently anticipated
being month earlier than expected, owing 10
The favorable Winter.
The Attlca and Buffalo II X. Co have closed
for The heavy rail for their road srd the whole
of o. De delivered between the Let Of May and let Of
ptenber next The price we understand vsa - per
ton. The company will commences releying the track es
soon az The iron arrges and viii have the whole road
laid within the present year. L. The intention Of
Tonawands Company 10 re'sy the road with heavy iron
between Batavia and Atica the present season Between
Batavia and Rochester 10 - already in excellent order
The bin TO charter the Belvidere and Trenton
Rs road rassed the ssnste OF NeqJersey yesterday. j.
now ants only The signature Of the Cove 10 become
a aw The bin 20 charter company 70 construct rail-
road from Enzabetttown 20 Mouisfown, under dis
cusion yesterday in the House The correspondent Of
the Ne1cart Earie says that II cannot pass
The increase on the Ola Colony Road in nine
weeks following list December from s22z75 - last year
so 35 % the present year. at The rate Of $4,000 for
the year
The Members Of the Mississippi Legislature, OPP
posed 90 tie repudiaton q the State bonds sold &C
count OF the Planter. Bank, without distinction o
party on the evenin! Of the 18th ut in the hall Of The
House Of Representatives, and by vote OF 10 Senator'S
aud 7O representatives. against Senator and Represen
tvos decided favor Of The payment Of the bods and
the redemption ct the state faith
The deficiency in the Pennsylvania Treasury for
the February interest $4,000 The loan just author
lied has been taken by several banks In Philadelphia and
the interior
The table which follows, covering the period
from the completion Of the Ohio Canal TO the present
time was prepared with view Of showing the value Of
this Canal As a mere investment OF capital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-19
pENARKs ON srAMMERING.

l.rsSns. EDlIoki-l have few r-larss On stan
lftnerrg VII cl wish fol present ~ the public through
fhs medium of your paper Tbs IN rtunste class las
ben impCssd on % very great extent ~ those Do pro-
f.ss 20 cure stalr-rinE sr0U Do 1y i0lx p-f-ncs
have o. irFetsrafe sf srer Tor ms1y yesrs sLc
have i've Institutions ~ cure bat - 10 elect
TIE AZ rs-trt- CONDUCTED gYnssLi- prlc -
or lac Nr H11as of ttlscry Gymrasflc exerc sss
never can re- ara rg person IL capable
n r-rovuc refirr unless be ~ been sfsmsrsr
r.ef have srsrt much time 81d money will r.0us
trsrtf1 a. found fllt lars ard csnts ~as the
.rest -ct lll ae cure rolc De wfrrnt have b's1
invest irz fhe sg -ct fr fl- At Fix years aa1 Ep
~ sv fhf great rcsfsrau has been c1fa 1ed Toe
nor work yearly 1eted. vh-ch VIII b siVeu .
The public fIs other aroH H admit To treats
on of sra the rode Of crre The
author has or-rs1d sev-s os stubborn cssss which
-~-~-d o. tt- f1i. u al s. viii
within the ~ zlIf ir - not object
money! bot Treat tnls tleY ought 0 be- treated
P-rsrrs vi ina farther ll1ruat91 -ddresstn- sufh.r
pad NJ persons have attended installations n the
Sd rh-v vi u pI-..- mention o. A. 3 p.
S-,~.fitv-~ orr T-h 1f frtq f3f ltnGWs