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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-20
Doynestic Miscellany,

most se-ious 1f emp de soel occurred In the
CITY Post Office nj Cleveland the fSth mat Fcrri.
dps Sol with acfy ray Looked down upon Suudis ot
postage s,smps worth e. go and 20 heated them that
they did mel. with fervert heat" The remstns rers
rent IN tns Post 0ics Department. 10 BE- replaced oy
cooler blocdec opes.
MIS- Paul,ps Newell Of Newport. whose WAS killed
ir tho korvalk Raiir cd accident few weeks ago. has
received So 800 from the Railroad Company.
Two free negroes. e man and . womsn, were hung at
Citeprer Court Ifousa, Va on tne t2h inst for tho
murder hf X Ganes OF thbt county in May last They
both had previously confessed their guilt.
IL Little Champion, r. /. the heat was intense the
18th inst. drove Of castle passing through the vaFs
affected BY the TEN Ieratrte that many Of theia
fell picss By the say, and restored with great
difficulty.
On tho 18TH inst. Marshal IA rnhSm, Of Bangor, Me-,
se'zsd irtycur barrels Of cheap liquors from the
schooner Express THY varioasly marked to nomi
ral agents in country tcsns.
Fytereiye fires ng Ia the woods In the Borthers
pat ~ Jefferson c,up'y The srtlre sbses,e of mot
tuIe praseata all hope VI E1er eAtinguishnent until
5hibs occur.
Rev. Nj. Clark CT uzb idge WHO vas injured BY the
railrtad coLon at hSt-sk, has received 600 Ia fLu
1a.tierusnt
,os, ofce has bsen ests blsea a. neere.d Corr
oreme Forth o. UNca--Joserh 0ster, Y. II.
William Mir7sy tho brsl,r,an the South Shore
nth by coming contact With bridge, hss sinos
ded CT his injuiies
The Iocisylo Courier mentions ameng the Sunday
sppris ~ Cir cpr all The foowinc Five wives whipped
hy drunken husbands; grand regatta on the rvsr DO.
tyecu bnstrpn: s'yb ara three women Arrertsd
.oy conduct Ia the streets several rebbey;
AID 10 il,dshnits number Of pockss picAed'
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A CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS AT NIAGARA FALLS
On Saturday last, Irish laborer on the canal
was killed by exposure ~ the intense he 1T.
On Monday evening, the half-psst 10 O'Clock train
on the Canandaigua road ran over an Irish woman
short distance from the depot. She had bottle Of
whiskey by her side, and was found crushed to death
the next morning.
During the same night there was o street fghtb be.
tween two hack-drivers, one Of whom was nearly
killed.
We are also informed that an Irishman jumped
IRON Tue express .sin on tne nosIesr TCad Non
him nstantly.-Bu6alo Express, dug. IL.
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Two PERSONS DROWNED IN THE CONNECTICUT
RIyER.-Last Sunday afternoon, six men and one
woman started in sail boot from Cromwell for Mid
detown, Cd tho Connecticut river, and soon after,
iron fome cause. the beat upset, and all it's in
mates tnrown into the river. Five of the men sus-
taIed themselves npon the boat unit, relief was cent
them, hut MIR. Lyman Robinson, and the woman.
namtd Ellen OswoIl were drow red. The body Of
the WOMAN was recovered next day-that Of the
man was not found until Tuesday. Mr.. Robinson
was TIE mate OF tie schooner J. Wright Mrs
OsweI was only about tsenty years old, and It 10
gard was marred TO Der third husband only short
inc sincc.-Nev Haren Cotuier, august l8.
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RAILWAY LAW DECYsION-The following decision
in the Supreme Court, Of long pending case ia the
Vermont courts we copy from the Burlington Pc.
pers:--JOseph Hatch W.. Vermont Central Railroad
Company-This was an action on the ease for da-
IMAGES to the plaintiffs house, land, and place OF
business, caused by the construction Of defendants
railroad In front thereof, and across Main and Wa
Ter str. cts, in Burlington whereby an embankment
raised in said street and the 70 the pre-
misses of the plaintiff rendered less easy and con-e
nent, and also for such damages as were occasi0ned
to the plaintiff by the daily running Of the carr
and engines of the defendants the same railroad
thereby affecting the business and trade Of the plain
tiff. The railroad ia question did not pass over any
Of the plaintiffs land, but through and across the
public highway the fee in the soil Of which was not
claimed by the plaintiff. The Court by RedAeld,
Chief Justice, held that inasmuch there was no
thing either in the charter Of the Defendants or in
the general statutes Of the State, which imposed
liability for damages like those claimed In this ease,
hut the right to ,ever given by the charter, was
only for LAID taken by the railroad or for damages
to land. part Of which taken, the injury 10 the
plaintiff was for which lie had no redress, being
purely consequential, and dumnu absegue issjwri0.
The Court held that neither by the general princ-
pies OF the common law, b. any provisions of the
constitution OF shis State the defendants liable
to the plaintiff for the damage he had suffered from
the prudent exercise of their lawful business, and
hence affirmed the Judgment Of the County Court r
favor OF the defendants.
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Gov. SEWARD AT CHsRRY vALLEY.-Gov. Sew
ard having been called by legal business into Otegc
county visited Cherry Valley to see some old par
sonal friends Late In the night. a. we learn from
the Otsego Repuh can, he was treated TO beautiful
serenade, when he appeared at the window and
thanked his friends for the honor, In an elegant and
appropriate speech, as follows:-
Gentlemen-I ought to thank You for awaking ms;
if It was only becaure yon called me to look upon
this glorious sky There il not space % large ~
your hand that is not lighted up with it's own star
lamp. But for man there are other skies than tha
heaven: they are the hearts OF fellow men around
him. And where shall | look for more genial
cline than this? Your kindness attends me by day,
and prepares cheerful surprises for me BY night. I
could NOT thank you adequately. You seoem 70 say
to me: Do not forget that whatever you Do, and
wherever You go. here you have lenient judges and
warm hearted friends. cannot. and Will not, for
get it. And now, thanking you from my innost
heart, and commanding you and all that are loved by
you to the care Of Him who never wearios In hia
watchfulness, will resume my broken slumbe1s and
leave you to 90 to your rest. Good night 6ooa
night
This was appropriately responded to with tho
beautiful song Of Good night"
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MEXICO, August 1, 1858.
Report cfthe Munster Of tha Treassry-Iz The Bank
Scsfme-Ihe Church Proprty-71e Spanish
Pyofecfoyats-77s Ramsay Ma y, Route--2Ie NE
s'I'a Question ProducticeHcss of the M,aes-Ts-
dan Iucuysions-- The gardner Commission.
There Is not much news stirring at presen, in this
capital Of the msgnanimous republic, The Presi
dent, General Santa Anna, is inhabtng the Bishops
Psace, in Tacubsys sbou. league from this city.
Here be receives his friends, and livcs most royalty
Fis ministers are busy ore pairing aud printing their
reports and estimates for the coming year. Haro y
Tsfnariz, tue Minister Of the Treasury, has finished
hi budget, and his remarks al the subjects sub
mitsed to his department for the Improvement OF the
finances. His report has been printed in pamphlet
tcnn, and hos created quite q sensation. The two
questions most fuIly discussed aae atonal Dank OF
Mexico and the hypothecating OF ait 600 900 Of the
property Of the chr ia to meet ctrtain pressing
claims on The Treasury AS 70 the bank, the Minis
Ger deems that the proposition OF Senior Escandon "a
establish II Ia not admissible He thinks tina. a
Bank would control the government at all tines.
Next: this bank question IL not much better than
r~bhc swDde to The amount Of nearly five millions
annually. The example Of the United States Bank
~ cited, and General Jacksons revon for crushing
u IL does rot occur TO the Minister that the bank
eppls break, or that II woyid not possess pgc ccu-
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posToN VALrAr1oN.--1ho assessors' valuation
This year ia about 1906 900 900. state valuation,
$50 600 COO. This enormous amount IS unparalleled
in this country except in The city Of New York, which
now shows valuation OF nearly $3.50 Ooc 600. Yet
even her wealth bears nc proportion 10 this city, az
NE present population u New York Ia probably
GoG 600: while that Of Boston does not exceed
lS0 100 New York should have in proportion to
noton OF least assessed valuation Of one thousand
Millions o. loliarse-Bostoa Irarolr, Aug. 10.
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Georgia a. shc was, and ~ she 40. sAA
The example OF rapid advancement In I'll The elements
OF prosperity which Georgia presents 10 her southern and
south wssssrn sisters. hAs been To the latter. until very
lately last OF rpsoach What she BY energy and
had accomplished. and what they through
Incidence had allsnped YVES sab@ect Tor bit.
es ssnsctoo And IL must 6s confessed thst there was
Jaa caasc tor his Humiliation tho pan of Alabama.
Mississippi louisiana aud other States. The leas favor.
cd BY Naiae Of al her sisters. her soil exhausted By n
proyidsnl farming impoverished population seeking
By iAosaspds homes in lhs fertile souihwestheT sea
pos,s sbundonsd only resoed 10 for abort periods Of
The year. TO carry on her single and rapidly declining
rs sud. ia short her sin0sphese Pervaded ~ II
with drowsy lislIessncss, which seemed 10 have settled
upon and benumbcd her ensT'ss-sash was the picture
which Georgia presented not very many years ago, That
State in THE sbrci condition sbosld suddenly shake of
her leihsgy. her dormant energies. aad IN lew
years. by .hs labor Of her people, and the IT,
dicous use OF The little capital ef, her. should cover her
whole vas, surfac with evidences OF solid sod growing
prosperity and place herself the hsadeum toagp IN
rroNs-of her whole southern sstsrni,y. 10 indeed
marysl-a thing 10 be no less wondered At than sd-
mised. fFs va 1872. ~
\ Not 10 dwell upon the sumberless other changes
which have taken place ia that Slaeshs rapid amslio
ration CT her exhausted soil the manufactures OF every
kind with which her surface 10 Dotted and The great and
increasing commerce which hrs been attracted 10 her
Us see what she has done and ID doing in the
wsy OF turning bar ai0ost impAssabs mud tusnPskss-
through which ak horse teams were scarcely ate 10 dsg
as many half sized cotton baesinto ison saeks
which freighis astounding in Dimensions and in weight,
are borne with rapidly oa,sfpp0E the hsstnsss OF u
wind Here Is abatement OF her railroads now In &C.
tual and proSlable cresston:sq u 's'a IA aa
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"a sa Ts h lie iii il meet The run in his coming
and lei the rays Of Departing day nges aud play apo"
It's summit"
The next toast was 8ft 8t8X&
The American Institute ard ia psoaeet Ia The ssase
Of American industry
I'm announcing H. the President referred 10 The aid these
societies had contributed 10 the great object OF this ssso-
calioh
Gen TALLMApcr rose 10 reply. The laieners o. the
hour he said, wouid prevent him from any
mark He desired TO Ieusa the thanks Of ths American
Institute Tor the compliment paid them, IhMasscesston
felt pround Of the iuWphs Of Industry which we're nov
cslsbraed He bad Tor thirty years past supported Tue
He hailed such celebrations ~ this as constituting ths
bond OF uoon, the pledge Of peace. and The basis o ma
lional prosperity The attendance Of the Piesidsrl o.
the UDted States such occasions OF the highest
importance TO the general rause. $4,000
The PRESIDENT said the serles OF legus! toasls having
been closed, be abdcated bis ehoflived SOVEREIGN
~ He begged TO return hs cordial thanks for the cour-
tesy and Kindness extended TO him. There wetc repre-
senatives here Of various States oil the Union from All
OF whom we should have been glad hear. But before
vacang his seat, be would take the liberty OF calling
upon Mr. Faulkner, OF Virginia, to speak.
Mr. FAUlKNER said this call entirely unexpected
by him. He bad noticed omission provide any reg
uIar sentiment for the House OF Representatives He
knew mol how Tor it, except from the fac, that
the House bad generally been crssed among he In
that on the next Of this kind il might make its
title good such distinction. II had given him pleas
10 witness The triumph Of industry and skill displayed
n. IL had noSnx 10 81 v what
she had done in the OF labor One lesson she had
ncuIcaled uoy her sons practise home and preach
abroad; and that strict adherence 10 all the lima-
lions and compromises of The national compact, as es
sentia to the greatness and liberty Of coun-
try No State should remember better Than New York
The sources of her prosperity and power. The growth OF
this city, destined in time be The first city in the world,
was due solely TO the Union which holds these States
geiher New York has, Their, deep interest in The pres
ervaon OF the Union and the strict Observance OF the
constitution. without which the Union cannot exist an
hour.
Mr. CARuTuERs gave a toast 10 the directors Of the
association, which was received with cheers , 5l,b
Mr. SrDowlcK being called on to reply, thanked the
company for the compliment and called upon other gen.
tlemen 10 respond. slt
Owing TO the latcness Of the hour, 1aA, the company
here broke up. 5n *Elai
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by j. G. MCGUIRE, Auct,oneer.

VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY At AUCTIoN.--On Thursday
afternoon July 2ist a6k O'Clock, the premises shall sell
LOT No. 464, situated at The of 9Th and
streets, OF Massachusetts fronting thirty
back hundred and four
inches with consisting Of good
story frame house, containing four goods rooms.
The will be sold by the puTchnsers 70 have the prvt
taking eighty feet in depth preferable, adding % The
$50 for e improvements The house rents for -
per month. etfgfaFd. sa Fs 9t l8
the residue in six, twelve, and eighteen
for satisfactorily secured, bearing
.aF4tt$EAtk &t1t4 I t& a. JAS. q. MCGUIRE
July l6--d a 4A Asaasf Auc0ncer
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SEALBD Proposal, ema@rssA .sesropuoaas fer ess.
ing ven around the esmssssy ~ Naval Hospital
fIk, invited AID will ~ received BY thu nwsess On
Docks, until ~ O'Clock, s6h IT Asrsst
fos tssAsht~a I'll tbs materials and csectne wall sass"
The Naval HosysaA Nos1bst, ana 49,
within the esesrsure An No ssassstass and wos 70 ~
with spsciAcssors eshtsised To et>Ss
plicson 81 tbs once n ecsmasdsni Of The Hses S''
Yard NN t8NfftiK w
July i7-lswtAneo ~
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Dy j. c. aioGUIRE, AuctIons.r.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON NEW YORK AVE
auctioaOa "wednesday aernooa O'Clock,
shall sell of lot square of square
5l5 fronting ~ feet New York between 4th aud 5t
streets, running lug
tai well bui story frame houses with brick bascmsn
tanning good each. ~ 5g9.,f
The perfectly and wsI-bui win Offered
singy $3.50 .s..s. .#I.r.
One hiatt the residue six and welvc months,
notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest.
JAS q. MCGUIRE,
July l5-d 6ttiaa Ancuioneer.
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1,wo NEW FRAME HOUSES AT AUCTfoN.-On Thursday
6H O'CLOCK the premises, shall sell the
half No 3D. in No. Az situated north street
wes, improved by substantial and
frame houses each Is feet 3inches by 40
containing The lot IL 100 feet deep with alley be
t,s two houses. t-gl asssst~.s
Terms cash the residue in equal insamens
and nohs with interest," secured ny deed oil
Tue indspuabie Conveyancing at the Of pur
cI1ser. stIe July l6-dts
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Here are one thousand miles in the State Of George
bail, al a cost. perhape. Of $4,000 900.
Besides these, the city OF Savannah has just surveyed
road 10 Florida having its western terminus At Pence
COLA distance Of three hundred and eighty miles. Sa
vannah will build 10 its western border, two hundred
and ninety miles. IS 500. 900 have been subscribed.
&. Besides these roads, three miles MOTE are in conem.
pla,ion, and will certainly be built These will make
The system OF railroads in Georgia amount to one thor
sand FIVE hundred miles.
This is what Georgia has done and is doing ThrosSh
out her whole length and breadth. her sandy pans,
and through the inncrmost Of her mountains.
these roads are creating magical evidences OF wealth and
prosperity They have given her TOO. that better kind
of wealth. an Industrious, conented, and thriving popu
aiion When she began the construction OF these roads
her population was less than 100000; il is nearly
one million Justly and proudly may her sons call her
The Empire State OF the South.
We remark ed above that The unexampled IrosIas
which Georgia was making in internal Improvement has
until recently been cause Of seIfrerroach to her sisters
of The South and Southwest. They regarded her with
admration slightly mingled. iefhaps. with feeling Of
envy This is changed. In many OF them, and paftieu.
lay in our own Alabama, feeling is now entertained
bat spirit OF generous emulation. With the example OF
Georgia hefore her, with her wealth, her untqualled re.
sou,cer Der people hourly awakening 10 the necessity Of
excr,ion and having before them the beneeen fleets Of
the "sood works" already in progress. Alabama will
prove herself sggard in the race, and Ill! be
able TO respond TO the Excelsior" cry Of her model
sister. $780,
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by y. q. ACQUIRE, Auction@er.

HANDSOME BULDiNC-LOT ON NEW JERSEY AVENUE
III aacuonon Wednesday afternoon, July Doth, O'Clock,
the shall sell lot No. 10, In So fronting
New average OF lis
feet Hw be seid in whole, divided TO suit purchasers
Sale positive The wishes
vcyancng the expense OF the purchaser, fs.
Terms third the and IL mouths
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest $500
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
July lid AucuoneeT.
Immediately after, shall sell part
situated the New
avenue, fronting sevenH Ret on New jersey avenue and
forty north l. street Terms above. la fi'
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
July led Aucionesr.
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Tine BLACK WARKIoa.-This is the nam. OF the old
war horse which the President rode Thursday At the
review OF The military on the Battery. He is upwards
Of twenty-ooe years Of age. and 10 owned ~ Nsjor Ae
IT'LL OF the United States Dragons The Black Warrior
participated in the Florida war; where he received two
wounds and is the only survivor OF The battle with the
Indians The President aro rode This favorie horss in
The Mexican war. M
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NOR RENr1ba large brick containing
northeast Massachusetts
9Th adong the hossc quite spacious
containing ccrn OF water, fruit Trees grapes &c Rent si2
year.
particulars inquire Of Hon. A. Kendall wnlam
suckncy No. ia fowers building Of and
Seventh
Iuy
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on Saturday morning the steamer Empire, when FIVE
miles below Poughkeepsie New York, her down pass
age, into by soop with such force 10 knock
OF her boilers and parts OF her machinery
board This caused the steamer almost Immediately to
take fire, spreading the utmost CONSERVATION among her
passengers, who reused from their slumbcrs by the
foc OF The soop running into them. They were, bow
ever all rescued safely. and brought 10 Poushkeepse by
schooner, excep, some ten or twelve. who badly
scaded. and three fout killed. II is feared thai
OF the passengers eaped overheard during the conserna
ton and drowned The IRE ihs boat exiin.
gushed speedily possible. but she 10 greatly injured
From extra Youghkeepsie Eagle" We have the
following in addition: ~ $500 ~ tRR
Among the wounded are J.. d. Scott. . book psdlsr,
Edwsrd G. suran, second engineer. and Mr. Gushing,
third engineer. h5has rsrassf
Charles Cushman. fireman; Mary Beedes and Mary
Wooster, Robert T. Cu,,ingham, OF New Haven, badly
scalded and lex broken. ~.
N. S. Buu. Of Washington, d. c. 1.-TWO deck hands
named James Johnson and Peter Van Feaien; also G.
Parrit. OF New Jerseyall the above badly scaded
and probably rome seven or eight will die.
The boat is badly shattered, and hef machinery much
injured II is stated that after the collision OF
the steamers boilers exploded, which IVES the sasss OF
the gfea, loss OF life yss ..5s
Quite large amount Of freight il oa in Il. sad
very handsome rafes intended for the Crystal Palace Er
hbition.
DASoacAL OUTRAGE-ATTEhRT TO THAow THE Hal
LKM Cans THE TRAcx.--For several evenings Ts.'
the downward Albany express train. on The Harlem raul
road has encountered obstrucons laid across the track
at or near Searsiale station. 10 miles from this city
The distractions consisted OF pIaake evdeaay laid on
for the dsvsh purpose Of throwing ihs train % The irat
when going al lightning speed. Fortunately. Rothing Of
the kind has, hus far place. he COW catcher Of The
passing locomotive having pushed Cd Ne obsruc''on'
without accident ~ II y s. 4 tss4s .s1 $500 Fsgsist
On Wednesday evening last the company placed watch
the tu,hes along the load the scene OF the
previous outraees. for the purpose 81 dssctas M ."
thor. In this they were entirely successful. Some n"s
before the downward express train vas dus--fa. M
4 fend in human form emerged from The woods. and
having rolled down las sleeper npon the tsask com
msncei TO fasien firmly 10 in place ~ means o. s1e
evdeo,lv determined that this time there sAou4 b
cane. But ths watchman spvanE apon him and caught
him IN The act. He was Immediately conducted to the
county Jail at White Palms. where b. aw~ih srn'
When Intercepted he refused 10 nsks sny rsply what
ever fis il yet unknown lie wss we'll drssssd
.Ys3a4r tN y Ee E1vss
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EOR sss~ s~rvs~s 0srI. ~ years "ld, good hc.ss
chi,ds
and qualifications. shc viii south
gentleman family use Ay 20
+ ftf4a.5e. q. Mc3uJR6.A
J~iy 15d6t lFta = ets $50 Auss md Com Merchssa
W iLkARD's HOTEL, Nevv YORK., No. ssS 1vca~yy.Y,
and 0o1 lah for the ~ ~
public with ais sh- ncdesn M
provemars.. and u n" atshed snrcr'"r ne
Hotel D. o. viii BE- happy W
friends. Of the travelling public wh
' m WIN u. D. WILLARD.
Nav YopK, May E-amif
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az fact The srsnd dome Of The Crystal Palace, too.
was emhsmxiic ~ The hsllowing ,nna~nes o. industry
and art Lei il fse till il meet The sun IN his coming,
and let the asl OF eepsrns day hnEes and pay apo"
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NOTICE AND REMOVAL.

THE subscriber will his present place business
L OF November order o
building the occupied will be Immediately taken
suesi,
place where
usual large books, stationery. every descrp
entering his he viii sell Al much reduced pces
r. rAR>UhM
N BAH indebted the subscriber will kind enough
call their of which have boon ofIong stand
ing, ready. Those by ~ November
will be In
my
make different arrangement business. eelffsg
July s-d,fn R.F.
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rHOCOLATE, Cocoa, and Broma.--w. RAKKR b cor
Vanilla Premium
which nm. premiums have besn awarded by hs chief
and fairs Of un'on Or sale BY all tbs pnspai groceries In
Unted stster and ny their Asents 49, ~ fFf&a
Hussay Murray New York and Tws,is, Phadslphia
Thomas " Brundige Baltimore; Kennel Dudsy, Cscinnau,
Ohio; and g. H. Howell Georxetowp, ID. G. IN ~ So
xiguulV t@rAh WALTER BAKER, 4 CO..
Ap1-diy 9YHr%a4H Derehseasr.