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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-05


IN TONS OF CHINA CLAY, 2,240 LBS. 10 THE TON,
w hfst quality, same supplied to the Wholesale
houses 20 otO Bath bricks malt kiln and door tes 800
bos Roman reaent vrifed ir0ust me water and
pp<s which cannot c0rrOde and tho best imported &c.
For sale BY JAMLS p HAMhIII, IL Old alp.
u OTIEs-wANrRD MMED ATELY FIFTY OR ONE
I'D hundred gross English American porter quart
bttes-new bottles only and In good order Address,
stating price for cash, q. w., Is Thames street.
I,REE SHOW The HAPPY FAMILY CAN BE SEEN
IL at CUSlARS rat, cockroach, &C. exterminstor de-
pot, 448 Broadway from A. until eh T. NJ, free, at
the window outside Of Fail not to It, No I'd
mittsnce in sore, except business half cat aud
half rabbit also few Guinea pigs, for sale. The
tcrmDator l. eciual, and makes all opponents qarm
with their trash sDd foul huinougs.
IF YOU WANT WHISPERS. MY ONGUENr VIII
j force them 10 grow strong and thick In six weeks
and Won't stain njure the skin Try it and prove il
country. Il G. GRAHAM. Al Ann street; Zciber No ~
South Thru street. Philadelphia
NEW YORK PRIVATE LYING-IN INSTITUTE, COR.
IN DeI Of South sixth and Eighth streets, Williams
burg This institution, ha, ing superior Advantage
other the hind in the world Ia for the
reception Of ladies' wishing private confinement Fo,
further information apply at the institution.
TTOFESSoR he ALTON OF EUROPEAN CELEBRITY,
III will upon receipt Of one DOLLAR, post paid, send to
sry add printed instructions In twelve different
bisr ches showipg how from $40 to $40 week may DO
yeaii7ed with very little trouble Address, post paid
Professor Dc Alton, box 10, metropolitan Post Oaice
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II olnRFIGE's HOTEL, 7ss BROADWAY, ooRNEn
II Of Csintcn p ace Rooms recently paistsd and
Handsomely furnished b. Obtained Tor fAm,itss
or ndividnals, nth VI hout board, raascn4 bo
andconyeot-nt for business Rooms from % 10 80
er vesh, ard hoard ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-05

HaseheiorNs HAIR Dye II stan thc Leading
assacs, hy all ackno ~,cdged no dye cxtant
Scs perfectly ccscring the hair Tho applied
sens of tbousands in ali parts o. tho world nrocim
No 233 srcaoway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-05

n II reform, ssdsv the psssgs II vhiah he cvss hts
sessscn witt cut ssr6ing opportunity Of ju-t
yseg BE eopeuet before the puhls-,n nvestg
vhsh ~s, a. matter Of rsh, 10 oarseivss and justes
- ne community. administrators
ESQ we'd. First, That commttes Of three b appoint
- - =, before the next CnmDon Council ct cary
50 - psactcs es he ass constituting thu inability Of
contractors 10 cntDue further 10 the Of
neh on ties, nm the iomedts-iy Afforded
1<D BY an appropriation Of Amount OF money so6i.
at " make the ~qo-is pay nsnts 70 the contractors,
- seyssc ny the CORPORATION.
esecnd That sbile unable or unwilling tn onn-
6ue In the ~ york without pFospeo, Of
besg rsnunsrAtsd and rsir nor. ed Will insist opoo
- tuvetigstcn the motives Of the executive on
sss ~ the department. who has oompelei to tsse
essA steps may b. with the 70 vindi
cate the laws by city charter and pro-
the inquiry with that real which may result Ia
makpg salutsrs example To immedists suocsasors.
hira That The thanks of he contractors are due TO
Assrth Fsgg, the Comptroller of al for MA
ss'tnps b ebdeavoriIg to carry the sgreenent
- part Of the Crpors ion, re having horiy,
bel~vs, TO pay regulations without beiog oer-
asd ~ the Commissioner Of Streets and Tampa
Fourth n at toe said committee be authorized 70 IN
ess such espenss ~ they may dt proper for
purpose Il 60 ryne into effect the object OF the pre-
a0bss and resolutions
The contractors have engaged Mr.. J Brancroft
Stevens a. their legal adviser, who present 1t
ne ting last right.
After she passage Of the above preamble and reso-
Etssns, the meeting adjourned, To meet again on
Tuesday evening next, 1t the same time Ind place.
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I>Aer HORSE FOR eAIE-A DARK Ray lax
IL hands high, 9yesrs Old. powerful butll and Of
equsled endurance, hind dis position and without
fsuh; e.. ,rot pe on the road to an ordinary rod
wagon, At any tne without usintpg, In three minutes,
and NO seconds has this srettsd miles
IN sa minutes and dve seconds road wagon weighing
more than three hundred poun,s without any prepare
non For eeeptkmau's :. Nd horse cannot b sxceied
wa Do seh 1t In front If Conkia Oar1s stable
Futon Terry, Brooklyn, 90 Tuesday, August 9, 1t II
O'Clock -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-05

HII.AEEIPIIIA COLLEGE OF MEDICINE THE WIN
ter session IF this institution will begin October o.
1854 Full courses Of lectures are given both In the
winter and degrees confes rod In March and
July fees-onc fun course, go perpstaa ticket,
,on $50 including r.dustion fee Personal inter lie
taken BY the faculty in the welfare and progress of
student Examinations given daily BY the professors
upon each branch In all facilities for this
school In equal to any in the country For further
lorna ton, address q HOWARD RAND, NJ D., Dean
No. 100 South Ninth stroot Philadelphia.
DEIDING'S RUS sIA SaLvE-TwENTY. FIVE CENTS
III a box--A Boston rene5y Of thirty years standing
and speedy for burns, sores, bos AMI al
external pjuriesrscommended by ply sicians sold by
all druggists In the United ttates A. b d Sands q
v. Click-ner Il Co, G. IL Ring. New York; and WIN.
Zeiber, Phi la6epbis REDDiNG co, Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-05

THE sUBsCRlBER RESprCTrULLY eOIICTns ras
i attention Il hs tvtends and I'll p<rsAs dssreas q
procuring good article II coal 10 thss which - ~ Ct
present on hsna. lnssedng 70 Keep bat N Arse
quality fR those Who sesh sush artlcls b 6ssirss
that they would maAe u psnt y give htm trsal g
viii sell At the lo~ est msrket priose CHAEs WATERS,
cornsr Of King and Greenwich streets " Orders BY
rost promptly attended TO- Coal delivered - Any paxs
Of he city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-05

I,OR sALE-A FINE MORGAN HORSE, lsk HANDS
II high, seven years old ,snted sound and kindi
be driven In ANY way Win be solt with sAadis ori.
ole, sheets &c, for $l7b. Apply ut CONktIN HU0G8
stables Of Twenty 6h Add Fourth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-05

VNANTED-BY A PRIVATE FAMILY A REspEcr.-
w ble woman, speaking the English and spanish
languages % 20 general sowing and housekeeping Good
reference required. Address 100 West Twelfth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-05

MINERS WANTED-1HfRTY EFFICIENT MINERS
lyl who thoroughly understands coal and ORC miuiog
and drift mining Welsh Cornish preferred; ade
qua.e tcstDo isl required Address, with rdsntials
inciosed, box 484 Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-05

VLTANTEr-A SITUATION, AZ NURSE AND >EAM.
wv stress By good, r'eaay GIRL whois com pctont to
6l the situation; has lived in her last place fifteen
months, whore Tho be until Monday evening" 1t
90 Hchs street, Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-14

TRIAL FOR MURDER WHILE ArTENPrING TO MD
SAP NEGRO An indiy dual named McCord WAS
tried az Xeria Ohio last week for the murie OF Z
pegro Ehom he was alton Ftbg to kidnap, and was
COW icted OF murder IL TIE second degree.
"McCOrd riding in a buggy overlook the negro,
who was sfoot aai invited him to ride. Being then
in al Anti Slavery neighbOrhOOd, It was agreed be.
tween tsem that the negro should represent himself
a. fugitive slave. MeGOrd passing for An agent or
conductor # the underground railroad the im being
organized for the purpose Of making RAISE out OF
such benevolent persons a. they might chance 70
meet, for the joint benefit Of the partners. The bust
DesS, however, did not prove very lucrative. Inc
only person that they met Yves lspsed disciple Of;
George Fox who replied to their story that gold AMI
silver ne had none but such as he had they were vel
come TO- pulling out bottle Of whisky and treating
them.
"Tbe first house at which they stopped was tha, OF
CHAPMAN who informed McCerd that he and his
family we're Virginians and had no sympathy for
runaEly negroes. Upon this hint, McCord oh4n2ed
his plane and having found the right kind OF assist
sDoe eeded to capture and bind his late partner
with tie view Of selling him to the nearest market for
such commodities. The negro stouty refused, ana
even after be had been secured as was supposed no
broke leose and ran, heCord and two OF the ChaP-
mans pnrsuiI 2, catching and overpowering him. IN
doing which, they so Injured him by bows on the
head that he died soon afterward. Life being eI,
tinet. they placed the BODY in McCords buggy, and
took il some distance away, where it was found the
next morning exposed, in sitting posture, az iinst
tree. Two OF the ChspmaDs father and som were ar
rested Oh their confession a. participants IN tue
outrage and indictments are now pending az sinst
the for trial at the Bex term OF the Greene County
Common Pleas. Meantime they are q large, on bal,
and v i'll probably leave the country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-14

THE PURSUIT OF vorEs UspER DTFIcuLrns.-
The Flushing Journal gives the following funny &C.
count Of the unsuccessful efforts Of Harvey W, VAIL
the regular Wing candidate in the LIST District to Gle Il
himself by means Of the Know-Nothing vote;
1--WE think we can throw some light on the milk in
that cocoanut We are an outsider, and have no
connection with the United Americans and Know
Notbngs and have, therefore right TO appropriate
whatever ekes out from their leaky vessels. We
have gathered thus much of the drippings:
"A1ter Harvey W. Vail received the Whig nomina-
ton for Congress. he made application to be admit
Deghborhood. The object of the application WAS
seen through, and be was rejected Mr.. Vail, not to
be thwarted in bis designs, proceeded to New York.
and was formally initiated into the Order, in Coun
Gil in the XlIItb Ward Mr.. Vail, having seen Sam,
returned home, and, hunting up the Grand Deputy
of Suffolk, in conjunction with few choice spirits
made apple alton for the instanment OF new Coun-
ell at Ssyville. Ofcourse, the plant and innocent
Deputy could not refuse 10 advance Walls chances
for Congress- and forthwith installed the Council Of
which Harvey was made President that evening.
Armed with his new flag, Harvey sailed oat in his
mght'gown and slippers. and, going il slipshod
through the District, engineered all the Know
No'hirg towns, and, in those of Kings County pro-
aueed the impression that Walks nomination was
sareptitious and irregular. Harvey is fast pOliti-
n9i he was not fast enough in oining the Order
avSu himself Of its advantages.
usea TO think Harvey rather smart for his
axe nis ways; but we think now he has over
gone himself, In joining the Know Nothings. II he
naa e: loem alone, he would have arrived at that
eonoinon oy dint OF mere natural deyelopmens aud
wiihou, tne etpense and ceremonial of formal nta
non. BOYS, be tender Of Harvey. For mercy. ave
don't say 70 LIN, Harvey. have You seen sam -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-14
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
VOICE FROM ONONDAGA.

A VOICE FROM ONONDAGA.
To he Editor Of The n. Y Trfbrne.
SIN; Notwithstanding the sad evidences Of bad
management among party leaders in this State, as
eyinced at the election just passed there are occa-
sona streaks of oases in the desert in the various
election returns. In own noble Onondags we are
right side up. In spite Of the bu!ing OF the Silver
Grsys and Known othing wire pullers the Repub-
leans are able to show whole front to the enemy,
and are ready for another battle lit need be- in de-
fsnce of the right, of free thought and free action
With great flourish they wanted us to bslieye that
the only way to defeat Seymour and bad run, Bron'
son and good rum was to vote the UDmann ticket,
that Noxon their candidate, was more sure Of sue
Gers than Gen. Granger, and our voting against him
would only be the means OF returning Ayord, S)it
Democrat (but temperance man; that Gen.
Granger by his resolutions, had placed himself
outside the healthy organization OF the Wing
party. and there was party 10 support him,
and therefore of course no hope for his election
Not 40 thought the 1000 tried Free Democrats who
stood by the Jerry ticket scorhing 70 pe msae inc
tools of any set of men. They nobly sustained their
candidate as did also the honest incorruptbie yeo-
many, and we see that while the knoT-Nothlngs
claimed 1000 votes in the county they only received
about 0OO and in this city, their strong hold where
they say they have enrolled some 900 names, they
cast not quite $780, and Of that number msny not OF the
order were induced by false statements, to vote the
ticket. But the greatest triumph 10 our Assembly
men. We have elected two Republican and two Free
Soil Wings. In this third District in particular they
made every exertion to defeat our caaddate Dudley
p Phillips by inducing the Hard nominee to with
draw and by buying op the German vote for the Soft
and Know Nothing candidate. Yet all would not do.
We have elected him by larger msjority than has
been give n in this Assembly Dstrlctid number Of
year. Though in this State the new. born ch1d, Re
publican has been badly pursed. it hss shown evil
aences Of power and strength suciea to satisfy the
most incredulous, that maturity only is wanting to
enable fully 10 meet the most sanguine expectations
OF its friends What if the extremtIes of the state
! 0ike New.York City and its suburbs and Buffalo,
be and are diseased IL its heart s whole and sound,
like Opord aga and Oneida, and iis pulsatons true
10 freedom and right the disease is not and cannot be
fatal In union is strength Let all true friends Of
freedom see that between this and next election
such union is formed on true Erousds, ana from
principle and will triumph Let US be acuated by
sectional anime sites hope to gain any party ends
but the good of the whole so that our nation m ~
become what our Revolutionary sres fought bled
fora nation Of fREEnEs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-14
Spoken, &c.

Nov lat Al Ion So chr Mary Fletcher. fron Esstport
FOR West Indies
Oct q let IS IT, Ion 50 TO- ship North America FROM Liver
pool Tor Boston.
New OF Tortusss ship Levi Woodbury.. fu New Orleans
for Liverpool
SEPT rs lat Sc N Ion 81 W. bark CsthArre Phillips I'm.
Salem for Africa
sep &c la, II S. lon 81 w bark Nautilus fn Boston for
Rio Jhnero.
Sept 20 lat 224oN lon 35i ship State of Maine. Ford
I'm. Calcutta for London
Oct lat Is IS Ion IS 49, ship Lady franklin. Of and I'm
Boston for Buenos Ayres
Dc 10 lat &C. Ion Is W. ship John n Wood Harley, I'm.
Liverpool for Boston.
Oct IS Cape Henry w IS miles bark Robert Of Boston
fri New. York for New Orleans.
Oct 81 lat OF Ion b.rk p r. Hszeltins. MeCns 50 q
In London for Philadelphia
Nv ID Cspe Hstteras. bark A II. KimbGl, from ST.
MARKS for New-YoTk.
No date of Charleston bark Star Of the East Hudsou, m
Honduras for Liverpool by brig B. Young at Pn~sn Oct.
20 FIN. Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-14
THE WRECK OF THE SHIP NEW ERA.

DEAL BEACH, n. j., Nov IA A. NJ.
The ship New Era was boarded this morning by
the wreck boats ard al the passengers that are re-
naming will be saved in the course of three or four
hours. great number of bodies have come in shore
during the night and FIVE were picked up this morning
within 400 yards of the telegraph office.
The ship 10 very much broken up but her masts are
stilfstandng, and the passengers are chngng to the
rigging.
SECOND DISPATCH.
One hundred and thirty passengers have been land!
ed from the ship this morning.
Fifty dead bodies, in all. have been picked up on
the shore.
There are two tug boats here but they not able
to render any assistance yet, owing to the heavy
swell which prevails.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-14
MONROE CO-JOHN WILLIAMS, NJ. C.
ror,ssnopdepes of The n Y Tribune

Correspondence OF Inc ~ L. ifouhe
ROCHESTER, Saturday, Nov. II, 1854
THE TRIBUNE, with other papers designate John
William, the Member of Congress elect from Monroe County
asa Soft and Know Nothing" He supported by both
these c.ses and tmes CO. has been bs called
son The designation which would most correctly express hs
real position and senen INDEPENDENT He has Atm
ies whsever with Know Nothingm, understood to have
voted for Gen Taylor snd vote generally very much
oape 10 his idea the merits Of candidates and Of the
10 be affected BY their election and with small regard for
psrty associations He presided at the AnNbraks meeting
held this city last spring and Ia sound and rssbe that
question ss any other member. He moreover recon
suded 10 the electors the friend Of River and Hsfbor I'm
movements thus being in open hostility the Admin
sion upon only in which it has succeeded
II wa. because these Joined wedeserved
re popularity he could attract considerable vote from
the Whgs that he put in nomination by the SOfs The
Hsrds moreover for the most part abandoned their
ddste and voted for Mr. Williams, although he somewhat
Guilty and nceemonousy rejected their nomination for
Mayor Rochester last spring The fact that the Hsrds had
thus him. and that his rejection of thst nonaon
was pretty much all the evidence the Sos could fnd a his
he.ion their faction shows how very indefinite hi, conch
ology while his election in strong Wing county
ought prove that his political classification Is whst
have described regret his election for good
con why the present Member did deserve the faithful I'D
herence Of every Wh but for transition period would be
difficult to find honest Representative less embarrassed by
hi. antcedents John Williams; add there is
why he shsa be exposed to unworthy suseions unjust
dstrust by being branded X. N. Yours, s.
liz Mr.. Williams has the good sense and good taste
to wish to be freed from all implication with the
Know. Nothipgs, we think better Of him than we did
but we should have respected him more thoroughly
he had purged himself Of evil associations Just be-
fore rather than just after Election Ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-14
THE ELECTION.
BOARD OLE CANYAssERs.

The Board Of Canvassers for the City and County
of New-York met at noon to-day at tie Cc1nty
Clerks Office. A quorum wss sworn in, aud the
Beard commenced it's sessions in the Aldermen room.
Before proceeding to canvass, paper was presented
Sy Supervisor Williamson, from Committee Of Cit
liens in what manner proof frauds in relation
to votes returned for Fernando Wood, ahould De
presented The with another paper. was referred to
Committee of FIVE, who are to look into the power
Of the Bos;d and report tomorrow.
The Board then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-14
FROM THE SHIP Ne VERA.

Capt Fountain of the steamtug Hector hss jest
arrived at the City having left the wreck st $50 this
morning.
Up to which time the ship lay as before, full Of wa
ter the masts standing and the sea making s'a.dy
breach over. The Captain, officers and crew, with
the exception Of the steward, saved and Of the
400 souls on board, only l02 are saved.
They were taken off AID landed on the beach oy
the surf boats from the beach Capt f. says there are
great number Of dead bodies lsshed in the rigging.
The LIGHTER schooner is at anchor near by.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-14
MASSACHUSETTS, ELECTION.

BosTos, Tuesday, Now IA, 1854.
The Atlas this morning sums up the result OF the
election ss follows:
Below we give returns from 800 towns which are
all but 81 10 The State. From these It appears tnat
Henry j. Gardner has been elected Governor oil TINS
CommonwealtSbr the year ensuing, by the following
VOTE which will not be essentially changer ny tnose
Il come in Gardaer, a, e43; Washburn, q, 49,;
Bisbop 1895 Wilson, 6,5ls; Wales, 3l3i al others
7I7. Majority for Gardner, Known Nothing 81 ,s39
"Simon Brown, Of Concord, has been chosen Lieut.
Governor by a vote essentially corresponding Win
tho above. Nm &c
Plymouth; Mr.. Burlington, of Fall River; Mr.. Dam
ref, of Dedham; Mr.. Comins, OF Roxbury; Mr.. Bur
iinesme of Cambridge; Mr. Davis, Of Gloucester;
Mr.. Banks, Of Waltham Mr.. Knapp, Of Lowell Mr.;
De Witt, Of Oxford; Mr. Morris, OF SprngneId, anu
sent the State in the next Congress. They were all
nominees Of fbe Know. Nothing organic alton.
"Of these Messrs. Banks and Dewitt are the only
members Of the present Congress. The others take
the place Of Messrs. Elliott, rocker, Edmands' wa,
Law. Appleton, Upham, Wentworth, Dickinson and
Goodrich of whom all but Mr.. Edmands were can
didates tor reelection
"In like manner the State Legislature has been
swept in most surprising minner by the same secret
organization, who haue chosen, IN all prooaohlty,
eyery member of the State Senate, and OF toe 34s
members Of the House. Of whose election we have re-
"such political revolution never experienced
before in this section Of the country
sEcoSp DISPATCH
The storm that has prevailed during the pact few
dsys cleared off during the night, giving day o.
genial Septemt or temperature.
The Know .Nothipgs celebrating their unparJ
elled victory by firing cannon on tho common, and
aproposition has been made for grand iluminat
this evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-14
Rennrfl1Ln TlelerrnnL


pr,x.1o foy IL i2M-The preTa.sDes Of bit.eT saw
%. Dis rnorriur he's almost wholly suspended outdoor
,Is Th added the continued 6srsr seeo; Of money
is re ors demand oi al hiods Of produce although
heiSeJs especially Of grain. Will to realize ~
b,tspept Of their former figures Ia fLoUE hear Of the
Nc, of " 2 bb GOOD 10 cbo O5o and Indians 81
"a 81 IS WgEsT with continued iOod receipts aod
lair supply store qriet this morning AMI hear Of
,aes Com wholly unchanged though ia there
has been evnoeo disposition 10 eel A. sgtt decn- from
yesfsrdsys rates bear Of the sale Of 500 bush -
oars are in GOOD request sales Of a. 80 Dush ~ 4le WHssY
quiet with sus sales a. Sic Canal FEIfesIs ere dali
We quote 10 New York Corn 49, d7c. SOD l4dl4e % Al
bspy ard Troy Receipts this morning Flour, 80 5sls
W heat "a 500 bush Corn, IL 50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-14
furniture, Sc.

EURNTTUHE.-ROJAS Il Co., No. 4S7 Broad.
way, eorert Broms st m,nufseturers Of 81 ksds Of
CABINET-WARE FURNITURE, hsve on ha9d a good IS
sortmen articles of various descriptions which they 0aer 70
sell abe prices They daily receiving nom
their factory ElizAbethport New. Jersey.
4 MPS, CA MP Il L n E, &C.
IL Lamps. Can phene Burning Fluid, Alcohol. Phosgene
. Sits uipentne For sale in quantities 20 suit
,haSer BIZ CHARLES FULLER Mingfsc,urer, SC,
No lse Greenwich ST., NewYork-
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professional Notice..

CHEA & ROBINSON, Attorneys and Counsel
- ors, No. 1877 Broadway, n " troOm' Nos sud > o"
door -, - a. i,
An business inrused 20 their 10 any OF the Oourn
mi. STATE or the United States patent business posecutoaS
eIa ms &c prou pity and carefully attended o. -. .
" LILLIAN T.. ROBINSON OEORrb shEA
tComussouer Maine. Rhode Island Connecticut YER
mont Pennsylvania Tennessee. Wsconsin ~
IT s. Observation-Disclosures to travellers,
. issued by J. n. MONIES. Notary Public. No a ysf'
ren At cor. Broadway Nsturaired eher' u"a p'odse'
their