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RICHARDS, IIAIGHT q co.,
IMPORTERS
CLOTHS, vEsTINGs, DRILLINGs, CLoAKINGs,
SATINS,
BLANHETS dLPdCNdS TWEEDS

NbohhiNuc,
BLANKETS, ALPA C0AS TWEEDS,
ies-sn-t.l so ;' lsD u BARCLAY STREET. NJ.
HDl nNB EFT nooT AND HOE
stss W, %sis; % =.
-gsy and Afford cheaper other house No
ap2s-dsn-txl s. cAHILL.
EXCEIsIon SEWING NiACIiINI,s-aade by HOOD, BAT:
Ts ssa. .9. BY E: .Ts
sornanie and 4i do Tanoi. ssSeaS
and s1aae,. work. in manner warranted give 'a,
done ey hand Call and them in operation lao cHEsNUT
myS-dly-tsl W. A. DAWSON, Agent.
AMPS; PH9sGrNE GAS. BuRNls;d TLUlD AND CAM.
in the above articles. and Offer for sale
hey special attention to the T;iieat Siy Pe.gsne
Lamp which furnishes the mos. brilliant portable Hight known
explosion Impossible 1, /. superior
Material, for Ish quality always for sa at the owes;
-.-, III fulton street. Ne. YORK I.
HE0iLIN AND OTHER PlANOs.-BERRY GORDON, 2y7
and in no @eeoS. snd 70, TaSs,e % ess
FasS % San Grand and other Piano, made ae DAVIS,
s1sas = Ne. TGI,
BERRY GORDON, Successor, T. $. Berry, 99 BrOadway-
p,s Il D. Co. Ko.n Piano. have til. l,s., Improved
aSIr rfEE D..!s. IN ySry and Ivory
BROAD sIssf-f ESA ,a,o!, poLEMIS: p -.
- - for sale the following heavy Cotton Fabrics:
New England Cotton Sail Duck-?2nch all nos.,
hard and SOFT also, all the widths
.ared a, mi. comprising every variety to
the trade, and offered At the lowest IA
United states Pilot Duck-woodberry Mount
Vernon Extra. full superior fabric
willimnntic Cotton Duck-l6, is, ~ ~ incl, all
numbers hard soft Ti, fabric highest
and st,f s@a hs
uaetured by the Greenwood Comp
sails tents, awnings also, Twied Ravens
Howard Ravens Pioneer and PhGnx Mills Light Cotton Ravens
plain ~ to 81 inch; Heavy do do.
Tarpnnin.T Sf TSinsmA h1 Ss%Is.
for drier feits.
Car Covcring-coton Canvass, all widths from so to $50
inches and all numbers made expressly covering and rooang
railroad perfectly and aud more
enduring than the car Itself.
Ennmclling Canyass-SO, S. 40 IS and so inch plain
and ivilled, In variety.
BnRs and Bagging-of every description. seamie,,
Bags, WHOLE all bales OF iO0
bning strength utility chsapnes grain
surpassed.
Also heavy Cotton saekng 40 inch Canvass warp
Filling, heavy tvilled, do do, 20, %, 20 44inch
Wool Sacks-Woven whole all sizes, lev desirable
article. felS-dl
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NEW YORK ADvERTlsEHRSr
s.on r'poslLDs souss. ioS. ~,
No. 10 Chamb bcrs Street, New York.
PININEO s. CO.,


No. 10 Chambcrs Street, New York.
PINNEO & CO.,
49,. Importers and Jobbers Of
SILKS. RIBBONS. yELvETs, FEATHERS FLOW
ERS LACES &c.,
Are nou receiving large and complete sssortment Of
RICI MILLINERY GOODS,
which they enabled pces
most terms Those who OF
pront At nearly all goods received direct
the manufacturers In France.
10 Chambers Street, LIST door West OF broadway,
OPPOSITE iHE IRVING HOUSE MY.
,nicoassnf.., O. s.I. &c. enArs' Q. L. si.'o'D.
BLANK BOOR
MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT.
Caps bound numerous styles per que upwards
do full bound white, loc. and Fine Blue, isc.
do With Ends and Bands, White, 9ac Pine Blue, paxd
Demys ZINE Blue Rusa PACED 20 cts
do do Russia do do 70 55c do
do do extra bindings, PACED. 6oc. and upwards.
hediums Fine Blue Russia PACED 6re
do do Russia ends a b. do T5c. do
do do extra bindings, do Sic.
Royals and super. RoyAis, extra bind, do sl25
do do Memorandum Books, S5 per gross ana upvard.
Receipt Boohs Petty Accounts, Mintue Blanks Copying
booh Wriung boot Cypherng Books School Albums,
constantly on hand, 10000 Of work
every quality and description, all bound
and In the neaest styles which
ana Dealers generally for cash paper by
- J0HN o'uARA,
ITO Nanau street, New York.
myo-d6m-fnl ''''>''
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&. ID. EVANS,
No. IL North Fourth Street, PhlladelphIn,
ROOT SHOE AND CATER UPPER MANUFACTURER
IL descriptions Of Uppers fitted
"A y on hand and for sale at the lowest prices.
FRENCH English and American Kid Calf skin,
ana buttons Jel3-d3m-[xl
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,,,ur .AtEIG,N .AAtMEIGGMNTcSA ,si;.1 .AnT5sIs, Is UNION.

mon recHkn AprrErrsIxe Horsr so
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THE undersgned having formed purpose
OF conducting general Commission Forwarding
the si,y o. Rchmond under the style GoooH HARRIS
respectfully soc tbs Of the public contnuS
on Of the Avors the friends the NArCE aoOo
ID. p. G00CH,
End January, 1854. A, HARRIg
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FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE

DEPOT
"M MCFARLAND ND & co, 81 Maiden Lane, n. York
WAREHOusF, IL Pratt ST., baltimore, Nd
RANKS, JEWELLERS and COUNTING HOUSE sAPFs OF every
spect. " '' ~
u., W.. ,,.,. New York. April 5ih, 1854.
give. me pleasure to inform shat your
preserved my books and unnured
which thing else my premises eonsumsd and AZ
though WAS exposed throuEho the heat m
tents remained unhared The little rspairipr viii
think, answer for another trial. e' ' :
Respectfully yours,
jeiS-6m-fvhsl 7. JENNY Jr II sop.h william, n,
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RELGIUM " GOODS, &c.-Lades Work BoSe, Mai,
5. do Glove Boxes Writing Desks; Tea Cad
u and Mirror hne Engh Dressing Cn.., or s
@ with Glass Bottles Spice Boxes, Gentleen,,
ZIMMERMAN
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2nd January, 1854.

cheerfully recommend the GOOCH HARRIS
the favorable consideraton Of my friends.
2nd January, 1S54-iu THOS j. NANCE,
The Lynchborg vgInian and Express please copy
above for two weeks and send account this ofcs.
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M VAN BRUNT, ss Ririing Qfp Me- Yorl MIsrrv.c |
~ rCRfR and DEALER Of >'
N InsrIIra
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UCtnNhEN, PAHU a co.,
COHBISSION MERCHANTS
Nos ~ and 80. Bowly'. Wharf Baltimore
NHCC. 60 tender 10 the FARMERS ants Eenera
W. ~ their services in the sale GEa Corrox and other
prIdues snd the furnishng supplies,
Their long this
lance ana facilities In the trade, justly them
rates -
Refer hsss, Edvin worihann o. Levi, webb son. Rich.
uaond, Va. IyiS-ds-,
PhL Lea, isstThs subseTiesr most rsrpeioy iuiorrss
IN hts friends And the public recelp
OF MS spring assortm-ni of goods, esnfsting o.
HAuand Caps, Of evsry fashionabs style
Boots and Shoes, do DO
Travelling and Paekng Trunis
Oarpet N and Umbre las.
which he pied sshussn 70 sson favorable terms,
AP JOHN THOMPSON,
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hb SITS eontaninF freu ITO to 800 pieces uheh
have new aud desirable patterns Tor sale ios By
susl BULKLEY 4 CO., IsI halp street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-05

the shoal water large and fine mullet abound so
much 30 that often at night when a boat Ia going
rapidly through the water, great nuGbers will Jump
in. There are found also IN the fresh water various
kinds OF fish, and amongst them perch and carp.
The lagoons are frequentea by large quantities Of
curlew and wild duck. OF four footed animals ind-
geDous to the island, there is only one-a very
small rat not venomous reptile is TO be found.
The sugar cane grows very uxuriantly; the natives
use IL for food, eating It in its green state. No
doubt mostly oil tropical plants would f,urish on
the island, and not only 80, but from experiments
which have been made wheat, Indian corn, rurnips,
and such like vegetables, are found to thrive Cot
ton has also been tried, and is found to grow luxu.
risntly. though short in the staple
Ia 1851, q. B. NJ. ship Havana, under the com
mand Of Captain Erskine, surveyed the coast and
explored . considerable part Of this magnificent
island and transmitted an account OF his surveys 10
the admiralty II is understood the British govern
ment contemplated taking possession OF the island
with the view OF making it penal settlement, but
Which they have been y IT,
like avowed object.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-05

FLOOD AT ST. REGY-A correspondent gives rs
The following particulars OF Q disastrous flooding Of
the Indian village Of 81. Regis last week. The
weather on Tuesday was extremely cold the wind
blowing steady gale from the west. About z M.
loud rumbling Loiss was heard, ~ OF the breaking
OF heavy body OF iee The wind blew with In
creased fury till about 10 o'clock In the evening,
when it somewhat absted. The Inhabitants retired
for the night and were aroused about l o'clock on
Wednesday morning by the roaring OF the water and
the ice rushing up the high banks OF the st. Law
renee and driving before it timber canoes and large
rocks. The mingled mass crushed into the dwell
irgs ard drove the inhabitants into the open air, 70
buffet with the dangers that surrounded them. The
water In the streets was several feet Deep and one
female was compelled TO swim fifteen or twenty rods
before she could find foothold. Fourteen dwell
ings which were near the banks OF the river were
entirely destroyed. The water rose fourteen feet
above high water mark, driving some four or five
hundred inhabitants from their dwellings,, destroy
ing their little stores Of provi,ions, and drowning
their cattle, horses and swine. The American por-
ton Of the tribe sustained but little loes ~ they are
more industrious class and spread out into the
country between st. Regis and Hogansburg. They
arc now extending tbeSr hospt ,lites TO their un-
fortunate brethren. II wa terrible night TO brave
q deuge gith the Thermometer at so degrees below
zero The sod /, is needless 20 say, was caused BY
TIC damming of L. 81. Lawrence below with leo.
os9caibug Sen nd, Jan 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-05

MsRCHAST STAB Ny A PHYSICIAN AT CIV
CfssATI Last night 4 tobacconist ramed Feuche
who keeps store on Walnut street, above Pearl re-
ceived wound which 1t In feared will prove fatal
from the hnids OF young German physician named
DR.. j. +. Frank. The affair took place at a a,e
hour last night In the Office of DIR. Frsnk on the
corner OF Clark street and Western row. The affair
Is somewhat mysterious. IL appears that the two
men are friends, and we're playing euchre together
yesterday afternoon. The doctor invited Mr.. Feuche
TO bis office last evening, eating that he wished
TO show him something Interesting. Mr. F. went to
the office after tea. aud Immediately on entering
thought he observed something strange ia the coun-
teDaDce OF the physician. After q few minutes con.
versston, the Doctor asked Mr. Feuche TO sh wv him
q blister Oh his breast This he refused to do when
the physician, quick as thought, drew ont knife
and inflicted two wounds. one In the abdomen and
the other over the shoulder. DR.. Frank then fed.
and Mr.. Feuche WAS found some time af er living on
the feor wcltering in his Dwn blood. The cause OF
the murderous attack is entirely unexplained, ana
must have been either for the sake OF rob ,ery or in
revenge for being beat at euchre. At late hour in
the night Waterman Freeman arrested DR.. Frank
and lodged him In the wstcnhouse He will have
hearing before Judge Sp,oner some d.y this week.
Mr.. Feuche IL represented to be a very peaceable
ard quiet man His stu alton this morning l. verv
critical bis recovery being considered very doubtful
The bowie knife with which the wounds we're in.
fcted b In the possession Of the police II il neg
end looks as If Is bad been lately purchased. C,n.
crnmah Times, FEB. /.
Arrcposi,an has been startsSin Pai.Se,ps,. 20 ,,ka
~ stt~Tp'ior for the Rev Mr olo-r W 40 .s,~, -
sb,ti.io 60 We san Feuei 20 curtpg tie e,s waich
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-05

ArrEAPr AT WHOLESALE MURDER AT CIscIN.
NATI-SI PSF ONs PoisossD-ARREsT or THE
SUSPECTED PoIsoNsR.-Just after partaking OF tea
last evening, portion Of the family of Mr.. Henry
MatfhewsOn. residing on the southeast corner Of
NiL th and Vine streets, were very suddenly taken
sick, and presented symptoms OF having been poi
soned. The symptoms grew worse, and Drs Fries
and Slocum were Immediately sent for, who pro-
tered anecdotes accordingly. All in the family who
had partaken Of supper we're more or less affected,
but those who were seriously i'll are three young
children OF Mr. Matthe two young ladies board
lng with Mr. NJ, and the servant woman, named
Mary Toyer. The remedies Of the attending ply
sicans had the desired effect and 1t Is this morning
thought that all will recover. Two or three, how
ever, are yet considered in critical condition.
Judge SpoOner, who resides Ia the immediate neigh
borhood, hearing of the affair." visited the house early
in the evening" and Immediately set himself to work
TO ascertain, ii possible, how the family had been
poisoned, and who did It, He had portion Of the
Tea ana'yzed by Dr. AaTons, which resulted Ia find
ing undoubted traces Of arsenic IN 1t The cooking
stove was then examined, and arsenic was found on
its top, as II II bad been spilled while being thrown
into the tak,tte. Suspicious we're then directed
towards several persons. bu, finally fixed Il. Toll
yer, the husband Of the servant Soman The circum-
stances wbichduced this suspicion are as follows:
Tover is an Indian, and his Vife white woman.
They came this city from Coum ous several weeks
since, when she employed herself In Mr.. NJ 3 family
and he in the Massachusetts eating house. There
appeared TO be difficulty between them in regard
To some property in Columbus He wished to dis
pose Of it hu. she constantly refused her consent
and also refused to sign any deeds for the property,
which was necessary TO make the sale valid. He
called on Der several times to persdade her to con.
sent to the dhpost on OF the property, and hard
words passed between them. He was there on yes
terday while she was preparing tea, and remained in
be kitchen some tine. He left just before the fani-
sat down 70 tea, and returned just as the poison
commenced having It's effect on the family. he then
seemed disposed 10 treat the matter and talked
as II medical ad vas not necessary. In fact, he re.
fused to allow the attending physician 10 prescribe
for bis wife but called in other parsonage IL
He was arrested ct late hour OF the night aud
lodged in tie watchbouse. This morning he was
brought before Judge SpooIer aud charged with adj
ministering poison with intent TO commit marder.
His examination was postponed until Saturday thst
She full effects OF the poison might he ascertained
iefore the trial Bonds for his appearance ia the
sum OF $4,000 were required, in default of which
be was committed 70 Jail Cincinnati Times,
FEB. L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-05

Aprcposfhn has been stArtedia Pai,a5e,p,s 20 'Aka
~ .srt~ rip'ios ior the Rev Mr olc-r wlo ss,r -
tbttltin 60 Vie San Fsuci 20 curtpg til e.Is Which
cs.eltd her The sum cisco "a bees sl-..5y sas
Tcfile'. =" =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-05

-four, l5OsO roubles; lnseed ASS, 1872 roubes; and
rope, l26,OO2 rouoles. The expectation of tao Y
dInlDishes every year at Odessa, because the Eng
sh, who formerly purchased all th.t could be found
In the Odtsss market, now take that article from
south America and the Russian provinces OF the
Baltic, where the price is much lower.
The utmost exactituds Is required at Alexandria
In checking the number Of boxes which forms the
India, China, and Austria ian mail passing through
Egypt The 1lterate Arabs who take charge Of the
ma Is IN that couotry have unique and unerfiny
nethoo oil keeping an account Of the numDsr OF
ooxee az which y done BY string of beads; as
each box u passed before the eye Of the Arab I'd
IL thrown over his shoulder, where one end OF the
string rests. The power OF mental Abstraction pos
seeeed by the Arab, together with the simplicity Of
his numerical operation, enables him. amidst con.
fusion and noise, to keep an exact account of any
number OF boxes OF which he 10 take charge without
any chance of a mistake.
serious difference Of opinion has arisen on
point OF military discipline and religious liberty be
OF Lyons and colonel OF one OF the regiments under
him. The colonel marched the whole regiment Ia
garrison at Belfort TO mass Christmas day having
however, according to oue account given previous
notice that any man who from religious scruples
might object, would not be compelled TO attend. The
general o. the district, General Rebel who happens
70 De Protestant, Considered that the colonel hsd
exceeded his authori y 10 calling Lis men to parade
lot the purpose OF being marched rs a body 70 any
place OF worship. He plsced the colonel under arrest
Tor eignt Gays and caused al order of the day,
stating hi reasots to ne read at the head of the
regiment The colonel has sppe lied to the Minister
al Mar. Meanwhile the IN tier Is taken up with
considerable warmth as religious party question by
the local journals
The Berlin journals contain long accounts OF the
funeral OF Gene al RADIO sitz. Tho ceremony Wa
conducted Win almost regal po1p Az Berlin, on
the 4th OF January, before the body vas sent to
Erfurt for inferment there a religious service in
the church OF the garrison, M woish the king Vas
present His Majesty approached the coffin and
prayed In low voice, after which ne kissed on toe
foresead toe four Of the deceased two of whom
are oficers la the Pruseian army, and who we're
standing near the coffin.
The Cologne Gazette says:-The Prince OF Canine
Charles Lucien Bonapsrte hs, sold all his ,sses
siot In Rome and Roncgons to the banker, Ales
sandro Torionia, for $50 900 and one scudi. The
Prince, who Is well known a. a man of ex ,lted
political opinions has stipulated In the contract that
the one scudi should Indicate the value OF his title
as Prince de Canine, which he now sells, together
with his estates.
The Mon tour mentions from Vienna, the 3lst OF
december, that the Russian government Is about 10
establish journal; the name Of the chef edi-
Tor Of That ns. enterprise il already mentioned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03
CRYSTAL PALAcE.-AssocATIoN for the

~
~ EXHIBITION Of the INDUSTRY Of ALL NATIONS
Open EVERY DAY Except sunasyD from A ". until
down Aduson The celebrated GERMANIA SOCIETY
give CONCERT IN the Palace EVERY AFTERSOOS, ciia-
mencrg o'clock The Palace repee with everything
10 Manufactures and Art and additions contnuAy
ton OF Paintings numbering One thousand
by the first In the world; -Four hundred
aud hundreds Of specimens Of Mechanism, well a.
&c. from Six 1houfsnd different deposors snoa 10y
LIBERAL awards OF casn M-As .o
Diplomas Will be the end u The year psIeuEs o. Whh
will be duly The Palace viii Dot De epensc "a -
for the present. except upon sl7oAA 10 49,
Of vhich will be the Fourth ofJuly n
THE FOURTH or JULY viii be celebrated a. me Ofys tA-
ace n sd AZ oy ALL NATIONS will be displayed from every
portion building TIE tres Bell Of me rance VIII Dc ahs
Tor one hour commeDf ing a. E1Drse
The c.bs,ed GERMANIA BAND and other talented perform
ers will zye THREE GRAND CONCERTS thai day and
ins the first CONNIE neiDg at II O'Clock A NJ -.
The Bells Palace vii be rang at O'Clock NJ 70 not
will omen and be followed BY the reading Of the Ds
rston Of Independence, ty T. DELAFIELD SMITH, Esq.
ORATION. BY The Rev =. II. CHAPIH
TIE sECOND GRAND CONCERT viii take place immediate y
after the conclusion Of the o. 4tion.
Tie THIRD GRAND CONCERT viii commence rt The ccnco
son FIRBW ORKS exhibited by the city scthoes which
will be Gbou, 81 o'clock.
A. third Concert finished and sufficient time given
~ '''' a MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS
by celebrated Pyroechn Isesc Edge Jr will take place n
Yard Of Crystal pslsce accompanied BY appropriate
sic by the Germsnis Band
Thermometers 10 be the coolest place in the city -,-,
For the the pres q sdni,son w be = eensJo
dens purchased the Office Of the Crystal Palace
The public CAUTIONED against purchasing sfGRiOl >
TICKETS from the sdewaks Is T'efs are reusn
ly imposed upon by such persons -
Tickets obtained az the once OF the trytt rance u TIC
PERSONS entering the Crystal Palace permitted to
the whole and evening without further charge No charge
ma OF set
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03
1Musements.

vVyHF DUSSELDORF GALLERY.-The COLLECTION
known under the above has been removed
a ne iNyRiCAN ART-UNION GALLERY, No 4T broswsy'
vAsse remains on exhibition from O'Clock A. NJ until ."
Admission IS cent? -, :, :,
TSxHIBITION Of PAIN1lNGS.-BELGIANf FREE
r. GAITFpY al PAINTINGS DE BRAEkELEER, ~. SEQ
aren't Be sa0 sches 10 he Nha ~ ANTI
~, Nc. 81 EIoedwny, " y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03
Summer Retreats.


4 SUMNER RETREAT-The most delightful,
N with good BOARD pleasant ROOMS, Bath Rooms Bowling
Aev Billiard Table hours ride from the city the Water
Cure South Orange. Inquire Of .,,~o,, ~, ,-o,..
COUNTRY BOARD near Glen Cove, l.. l., to be-
HENRY G. VALENTINE Stage Proprietor
ENTLEMEN with their FAMILIES wishing to
spend the country free from the noise and
Su. of the City will find good accommodations At KINGSTON
PLACE PORT RICHMOND, Staten Island on and alter the
Fourth July and the tssbbsth excepted
the Whtehalls times day aud
turning often; distance bours sa price l2t cents
II ITTATINNY HOUsE-Delaware Water Gap,
IN Pa w II. BRODHEAD, Proprietor.-Ths house is now
visitors To esortpg TO the eoun
Try with reference to health hne scenery there scarcely
locality combining Attractions The journey 20 the Gap 10
pished day Terms OF Boarding moderate Al
dTes y above
ETROPOLITAN HOTEL, LONG BRANCH,
NI EEW-JERsEY.-vAN DYKE COOPER Proprietors-
VAN DYKE and JOSEPH IL. COOPER have purchased the
The be- surpassed The house ana
tuur, al and the establishment the largest and mos
the shore There daily with the
cify by Thomas Uaght Alice Pnee James
Wave Every accommodation Tor
ing has been procured that detention VIII ahs
place when low for the steamboats, the ver
The will BE- supplied with decacy OF the season. the
Wines and Cigars will be selected with the greatest
Il Of the propreon expense IN
making the Metropctsn 10 every respect y, Re ,i
nav he JOSEPH H. COOPER Long Branch, j. or 70
81 M. VAN DYKE. No. Is csiharine slip, New YORK.
YI,O FARMERS-Want in respectable Family
not over thirty miles City BOARD for TWO or THREE
PERSONS be mcdefute Address with all psfiieu
lars, W. MsDONALD at this office.
WHITE MOUNTAINS.-SUMMIr HOUSE,
w MOUNT WASHINGTON, N H.-rhis Bouss win DO
oueued 10 receive company, June Is, 1884
HALL, sPAULDING Co, Proprie'os