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FROM OUR COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENT.

New Yosx, August %, 1855.
The shipping business begins revive after Of de-
reon The coming year is looked forward TO one Of
hone nauch as that the great abundance OF the eart
products this fall viii require every OF transportation
to bring them into the hands Of consumers The tonnage
during past has not been large and the usual
wear and tear prevented much increase The eoasng
trade has however, been very lucrative, particularly for the
eastern States In the of Maine aloue built nearly
Of All the vessels built in the union and although
hat region furnishes much timber Georgia and Florida
ced upon 10 furnish nearly all the live oak and pine Of
which the vast fleets composed The
gagged in coasng and provincial trade make vessel build
~ other and their wealth counted not in pastoral
regions by number Of oeks but by the fleets The for
ep tonnage not in the last year. been thrifty Cali
na business has been depressed and the freghts offering
Tor Europe been less but nevertheless in series OF
years the progression has been marked is aso the
ia Great Britain The tonnage entered Great Britain diff
fsrent periods has been follows:
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Tonnage entered great Bri,aia ia seeA gear.

The year 1854 shows decline in foreign tonnage ascribed
to the diminished importation Of grain and to the war; which
reduced the entries Russian vessels from li3 59G2
tons The United States tonnage increased and is
ous fact that quantity Of United States tonnage ed
Great Britain in 1854 s44, 257 900
the British tonnage which entered Great Britain at the
beginning OF the century. Ii is also remarkable that while
the laws have from time time berazed in favor Of
foreign shipping the British tonnage has increased 400 per
cent while the foreign tonnage has increased but 20 per
cent. Notwithstanding that great development of maritime
power the progress Of the United States has been greater
and the Of tonnage entered the United States has
been follows:
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English and French Boa riding and Day school

BROOKE, from Philadelphia. viii her boarding and
M school for young adie- on Monday 10 ls al
Miss Brooke viii be assisted by The most competent
French lady recently Paris engaged
erncss Every will be used accomplish her pupils
language.
Drawing be taught in various and elegant styles.
NV friend Brooke, esiimabe lady, OF
erence, whose Qualifications rs eschrr and whose accom-
''' "ALoSZo POTTER
aMs. Brooke il lady who entirely
nabe Of conducting successfully young ladies'
= e'ep '" WIZ AZ. DALLAS BAonEn
rrrrrtscrs.
The Piabt Rev. Alonzo fotrr, n. D., LII. y.
Professor A. Dallas Bsehe Superintendent Coast Survey
Professor Jeserh Henry seeiea Of Smithsonian Institute
William w Corcoran, esq, Washington, d. G.
i I,sn j,n m.e csnr s.G Po.lma,r ceas"
Hon Lewis Chief Justice Of the Court Ct Penn
lion a. W. woodward Associate Judge Supreme
Hon George Van, NJ. C., New Jersey.
I,iru. NJ Naury, L. L.. u =. Observatory.
ocuarr stating terms principal bookstores,
Of Mics Eroosr, No. iSe Pennsylvania avenue
Aug 3i-eodm
.UTuMS SUPPLIES, stock now complete de
"A parmentsIn all probability offer the most thvr
ooe ock of sncy and stape dry goods Of reliable quail
large portion manusced order and The
obtained from the best enables n To one decided
Inducements 70 purchaser
One proverbis'y low price only.
Those Who not Judges goods may hna 70 he advantage
TO min our making fhsir reflections
who have settled their h presented
July will he expected DO prior TO beginning new ball We
puac'usl credit cordial,
inyd TO cali and examine our autumn sappe but for the
Good. sthe ssep from the appreciation,
Good articles low prices and fair dealing be relied on in AZ
PERRY 4 BRoTpEp.
Central stores,n west building,
Aug SQ-s,dN Opposite Centre Market
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AISrrlCE TEACH ERS.-Wnnted at Charlotte Hall ~
IN teacher casahle
preparing psp for advanced classes IN any college.
Salary The acquainted with the veons hrAciss
Epeh and mathematical studies % wei rs Infantry ans ms
drill SALARY, S4o =. Ia, -,
character the third "Wednesday n rrprmp
VIII AZ are l,' 70 ui
Judge regard rrrdc Of scholarship required o. ieah ~
school, he htcssrfN-
stage wsshnelon city p Charlotte han on
blsre,si Mt. n. BROWNE, Principal
Care OF wAi, II. nBIsCogi Vice fnpcPal,
Aug - 3awti9thEertdSnp
TRicRmOnd Enquirer please coPy-l
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CES.sKAL AehrcY AT wAsHIseros.-rhs ~,

GENERAL AGENCY AT WAsEINGTCN-The sui
scrber, formerly Of Richmond, Virginia. having esiasshtt
in street. front OF the Treas
tc
especially services and Tor iand b1rncf
and pensions under The recent acts Of Congress .
Having manuscripts Of The late DaVa UofHiob
he has, perhaps made to Ibe
papers the ffri auditors ONCE 40
copous index 10 The papers 10 All
other public Offices in tbs Capitol Of Virginia Ihess ana me
twenty ycars experence en-
il claim nisusisd 10 him be jus ne WIZ 20
where the claimant himself may lie entirely
unable do
For claims Sd March, le5 giving so acres
af battle scryed f.uen Days ms
charges will be very moderate FhLiA hNhAhus'
RrYErrScZs.
Hon Henry A. Wise, Accomsc, Virginia.
James Lyons Esq.,, Richmond, virginia
E. rath Commissioner OF Pensions, hichmone,
Virginia.
Stafford H. Parker, Richmond, Virginia.
Hon. John y. repdieion, Virginia.
Samuel Chiffon, Washington, D. q.
William }. Ward, ESQ., Baltimore.
Lewis TmherIake, esq, New York.
March 7--dAcplys
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The proclamation Of General Jackson in relation to the
India and the colonial trade caused great increase in
the foreign tonnage the decade ending lS4o restoring
great facilities OF transport upon the producers Of produce
and reacng upon the American tonnage in greater ratio
than BEFORE Since then the increase has been rapid
stimulated by the Mexican war famine Europe and Cali
gold The of freghs may be estimated by taking
average charge for barrel of -four from New York
Liverpool in each year. follows
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PRENTICE.

COURAGEOUS LADY.-As Mrs Eben Caldwell, Of Ips-
Ne was about to take the at Soningon for Boston
oy the New York train, early Saturday morning she
let pickpockeis hand IN her pocket wbereupon she
uned round suddenly and seized him tightly in her grasp
until assistance The rogue was taken 10 Proydence
and delivered over to the officers OF that CITY
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An El.uibly-Iocated Furnished House for Eoaf.
VERY located in one Of
"A Of viii be Rented and pos
furnished which furniture wa DC difosca OF
nd the wanting tic house.
All particulars learned inquiry at this Office
Aus
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q Il FIG A l..

STATE,
Washington, Ans. ~, lass.
Information department om Thomas
United oonsui nj Paanma OF Tie dea'h
Lewis Bown by 7l day Of May a
on steamship "Golden Age"
Aug 2s--d3nf
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National Medical College,

Washington, d. T.
lectures viii commence ON
Monday OF October, 1885, and end ON The LIST OF MARCH,
1856.
Thomas Miller. Professor OF Anatomy and Physiology
Johnston NJ Professor Obsieirics ana Dseasrs OF
Women and Children.
Joshua Riley d. of Maieria Medica Therapeutics,
Jno Fred May d. Principles and Practice Of
Grafton Tyler NJ H. Pathology Practice Of Med
iciue and Of Clinical Medicine.
VI. Chemistry and Pharmacy
Edward NJ. Scott ". d.. Prosccor and Demonstafor
Thomas Miller, NJ. D., Dean. -.
Like Europe, the desks from which
regular given and the wards tor clinical psacon
under the roof
The entire expense full Of lectures.
the demons'rsior ~
Maculaipg fee payable only
Graduating
medical and surgical clinic without charge
The afternoon and evening" asfehy
dung the mcrnns bouis 70 "
tend.
THoHAs MILLER, NJ. d.
of the uiy.
NB-Meacai STUDENT. aesng situation resident STUDENT in
Washington (Which the clinical department OF The
College, requested mns application by let
NJ d., of the Washington nImary
who will Civ any,n that may BE- desired
bopal for making early application WIZ
Elk chosen before the lst OF oeoeI
grIy 7, 1855.
July 10 eodstNovd&sw
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nOUSE FOR RENTThe large and convenient dH.lhrs on
ii opposite City Post Once This onsr mas e
apartments on the eh OF
tc III, opennr on alley and hand
all The modern Improvements gas u1ee,
baDng and washing purposes, &c ~
desirable houses IN Wasn"won having
attention Ia health and comfort, atu
vii be on reasonable private isriiy,
Apply q Major 7. L. Smith, FIRST Auditors Once
23-iaw3wt
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DEPARTMENT. NEWS.

ATTORNEY GENERALS
Locality Of the United States Treasnry,The Treasury of
the United States has locality and credits upon
bona notabila confined to the District of Columbia.
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rosr orrlor DEPARTMENT.

Transfp Of Route Agenn--J. X. n. Tenhet has been
transferred from the Wilmington and Manchester to the
South Carolina railroad between Augusta, Georgia.
and Columbia, South ,lsrolina.
Mr. T. j. Martin has been transferred from the south Car
DINA railroad between Auguss, Georgia, and Macon
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Loans spce.c. Clearinc,. Dcposi,es
Aug. ls,... os4e6e sisss9a5 Sl5s2o,43s s6s 2s 2s5
3...... ioo6oi,6o4 10 3a6,s7s i72s9tss e4oo9,o67
Increase.... Lao o57
Decrease. ssaa8 I,aaa,se7 ail9,is9


This decrease in dep5es indicates that the export
che, well the drafts from the interior against bank
snces have taken up the banks specie The receipts
California have however reached 600 00o which viii
into the next bank For the first time
weeks the discount line shows reduction, and money
rather in demand to carry stocks general business
being also better.
The produce markets generally show but little change.
The cotton with this week reaches its Close and with
mail transactions the prices remain say 3 for fair New
orleans, at which the crop viii Open Flour maintains
It's value well in face OF better receipts 81 50 for mixed
western rales at 81 for November delivery Rye -four
" 80. Corn meal " 70. Wheat is dsl Rye scarce at
u TO- Oats dull at 81 60 Corn for the East sells
freely at 90 cents western mixed Pork remains very firm
and active at S27 50 for S2 50 old do Beef
VII country prime. Rice dull at 0 ss4 cents.
The stock market is active The increased demand for
money and export Of specie has given the advantage
bear party and prices in 40 less Generally
tnerc not SO much speculation.
You're, PRENTICE.
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New York, August 2a.-Cotton is unchanged. Flour is
with moderate demand previous rates sales
OF 900 barrels TO good State brands 81 70 SIS
extra State SIS l215 50 southern is unchanged Wheat
firms of 1000 bushels Mt 81 so 81 30 for southern
red and So 81 0 for southern white Corn is rife lower
sale az 90 600 bushels western MIXED Mt 81 SO cents Pork
is trne lower; mess, So 37}S Beef is firm. Lard is
firm.
BALTIMORE Aug. 2aFour IL unchanged, with limited
street sold for IS l2s ss 81 and City
Mills at S. Wheat il frner and unchanged. Corn is
ohanged-wbite S. a SIS yellow, ss 80 cents Rye
MARYLAND and Virginia, 81 90 cents; Pennsylvania, 81
81 o5. Oats heavyMaryland and Virginin "a IS
cents
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or the ships than ehalf built in the State
Maine, where, ALSO of the briggs built the
boats built in New York. Ohio and Pennsylvania The
number Of ships and brigs for the fiscal year 1854 Is large
inasmuch up to that time freiehs paying During
the fiscal year 1855 they have paid II is be remarked
that the of tonnage entered the United States 1854
showed decline, for the first time very many years.
The valuable table prepared by the department giving the
Imports exports the Union for the quarter
fiscal year 1885, the first Of series of similar publca
TONS has attracted attention, and promises to be very
full 1t appears that the specie exported for the quarter
been 1884, of which 56T port
New York. and the balance probably mostly by the Boston
steamers, going indirectly from New York. This large
for the quarter Of s4,5o75l and with reghts, earnings,
profits produce, immigrant savings de-, should indicate
at least balance due abroad and that the continued ship
ment Of specie caused not BY payments debts By
the metals but by demand for gold arising out of special
circumstances such those which have before consider
ed as the consequences Of the loans the quarterly
reports multiply they together with the
will form most useful indication Of the
cial payments Last year this time the began to
huence specie shipments and the
OF exchange larger than is the The
duties for the quarter ending June 80 1885, Sl569
oO0a sum which would indicate Importation OF dutiabe
goods equal to ooo SIG 10000 more than given
in the present report This statement the trade
has suhced TO keep the country confident great foreign
drain Of specie would take place since, debts are rot
due the money be obtained only for commodities In
the unfortunate state of exchanges however, which
remain sort OF monopoly in the hands of few banking
houses Of credit that credit may to large
sums ont of the country. The bank Of this week
SHOWS as follows
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O FF lCIA l..

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, August 3, 1875.
Notice hereby holders OF stock Of the loan nuhozea
by isda, edeemshe and AFTER the i2h Noyeneef,
e that stock viii be purchased by
any previous the 3oh November neSI.
which VIII be paid n ladnon 10 ie SUNS
expressed IN the certificates
Aud 10 the holders OF the Of The United
States amount OF S,aipV "i
also be N AIDE dun ing The ZANE period following
1872 Of 10 cent for stock
sss premium OF IS cent; and for
ocl issued u,s.y the ac az .so commonly called
nit stock, premium per
will be aowod The rate stipulated in tc ceuh-
cates July settlement here win ono
addition, enable drai to reach The party
Certificates transmitted this department under Tbs present mo-
tee should duly assigned eni
tied TO receive The purchssemoney.
Gssisi
BOSTON, New York, Philadelphia, as the pais
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Aug 4-dinNos30 INTEL siarl
BUCKETS LATIss. AND COAL received and ready
aoo,ooo No. laina, full Length and thickness
Also, 5000 AZ feet pickles, superior article
coal OF ALL KINDS AND SIZES.
lykia valley red An r.aae,pha red ash s and Bristol
My regular customers are requested 70 leave 'her orders o e
Also hand lumber Off descriptions
Shingles lime, ca'cined pins,er and cement.
! My yard On street, the Capitol
| -
DoRTo Rico sugar md Drolass@s at Auciion.-on
O'Clock. +. X A. H. Dodses
Ponec, Pnio Eiee
| CT
| 5s3 hogsheads sugar, part prime
do molasses
EDWARD s. WRIGHT,
An Ancioneer, Georgelown-
EULoGIEs OF calhoun, clay, and Wssrer-ee rs,-
Il official docuMenrIhis book, OF U psgas, really
hound, b purchasers nj 81 per
ST. have single copy
sent N their addr postage.
hundred express of charge
| remittance Of SIS.
Aug i2--dkcp2m' Seventh street, washington, ID. u
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oyorant;ne La,rs Er,.pdel


New YoRK, Ang. 29.-Mayor Wood has issued proca-
nation extending the quarantine all vessels from Nor
folk and Portsmouth until the LIST Of November.
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CHICAGO, August 29.-The schooner knickerbocker
capszed off Sheboygan Sunday and totally lost The
captain and hands drowned. The schooner
owned at Milwaukee, where she insured.
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SHrprING RIcHnoND.--The Richmond Dispatch says:
The dock is crowded with vessels at this time that
they lay and three deep The entire space alongside
OF the wharves closely packed There a large
class vessels in the dock
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The Philadelphia Stare Rescue Gaze.
PnLa pELPnIa August 29.The of the six negroes
charged with assault and battery Colonel Wheeler in
capturing from him his three servants Wanut-strect
wharf, weeks since, taken to-day in the Of
quarter sessions. Colonel Wheeler sworn and testified
to the facts OF the assault previously narrated.
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Anoiher Noble Contribution.

dnother Noble Contribution.
til, IN. H.,) Aug. 29.-The officers and work
men Of the here have appropriated days wages
for the sufferers at Norfolk and Portsmouth
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Among the guests at Wizards Hotel Hon. w. o.
Goode, Of Virginia and Hon B, Florence, Of Pennsy
vania.
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encc, II IN feRiscf booh ne IL No
(second class and yet is almost century old.
DrArn spRISG.A Int California paper mentions the
discovery of spring in FL Dorado county, in that State
whose waters flow from bed of arsenic The mineral
deposie is thirty feet thick and crops the surface
the earth Veins in abound with gold and specimens of
this aurrous have been shown the editor of the
Placerviie American. The OF Death Spring. has
been given the The existence OF il is supposed
for the mortality among the godiners at the
early period Of the California epidemic
NEW York MUSICAL RKvFw--The enterprsing publish
offered $500 for the best songs with pianoforc
compartment which shall be them prior 10 the first
day Of October next The best eight Of the contributions
will be selected from the whole number in by com
pe,ent committee and published in the Review The
scrbers inform the publishers which Of the pieces
thus given they consider the best and the prizes are
be awarded accordingly The first prize is $780, and
the second 500.
VINO RULES AMERICA p" Maryland the FIRST State in the
Unionp says the Boston Transcript nwherc the Roman
Catholic Church gained footing contains eight hun
drcd and seven Protestant churches and only sixyve
Catholic congregations. In Florida the Catholics early
made settlement Now there hundred and
~ Protestant and only five Catholic churches Louisiana
was settled by the Catholics who now have ffy-hve
churches in the State while the Protestants have
drcd and forysevcn congregations In Texas the Cath
ocs the frs, sect In point Of time they now have
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CALIFORNIA 6oLD.-It has been discovered that
Der OF the $50 octagoLal slugs in circulation have
bad the centre sawn out, and plate Of copper in
serted causing loss of SIS each piece The bankers
have given notice that hereafter they viii receive the ugs
only by weight
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CITY TRADE REPORT

tt
ASHES. Pots were quiet at SO SO The stock amounted
to about 800 bbls.
BnAnsrrrrs Flour Ianeu'd, st tine previous
Gays quotations The sales footed up about g. 500 bbs
including inferior TO good State IS 81 s.
good straight 10 extra, IS 81 IS 81 Western common
70 good and choice brands, 50 IL 50 So and 50 IS
w ~ Tor extra do Canadian toeraby drm sales
OF ECO bbs at $40 II sI IL southsrn-ssles OF 700
ste bbs at $40 ~ $40 IS for mixed to choice brands
and iancy to extra DO at sll sl2 Rye H,urT6 bbIs
snperfne sold at IS 81. Meal was quiet mt s. ST.
Wteat-ssl.s CT 400 bushels canadiau AT 81 10, and
i,uo oVsseis new southern to arrive on Monday, at
ether kinds Of old wheat chiefly small lots at
Irregular prices. Corn-The sales embraced so, 900
totoe bushels, at sec ole. chiefly no wever Mt DOC
tbs masket closing dull white Southern wa scsrce
ana vas worth about 81 Is Rye-The sales EN- racei
about 500 bushels at 81 AZ 81 A. which was easter
oAts were In moderate demand, at &C. 64c for State
and western.
sales OF goo bags Of Rio were reported a.
government Java at lac.
Co1Tox The market quiet, being confined to
zoo Co Cape at 1Oc,
FisH.-ihe market was unchanged, bu. with rather
nacsere large No. at $40 10 so. Scaled herring
were worth acc. Acc.
FRnGnrs dull in all directions and engagements
quite light To Liverpool few hundred bales Of cotton
we're shipped Mt 1924, with outside matters on
private terms There was nothing new 70 London r.,
Hayfe rats were unchanged, and engagements light
To Bremen 120 bales OF cotton reported At xc
with ot Of India rubber and measurement goods at
hsY.- oid was scarce and tolerlbly Arm for ship
NEXT, AZ 81 06 a 81 IL.
Hssp-sale. Of 100 bales American dew rc,.ea Dana.
gtd, we're mace By auction at s105 si25.
lEos-seotch pig was steady, with moderate sales It
$50, mos.
MoIAssys Sales OF ESQ bbls New Orleans At aac
PRoynioss.-Pofk WAS firm and sold At higher rates
The sales embraced about IL, COO bbs fncIudipg new
mess at $40 10 $40 81. with small LOT O, 30 bbls
a. 500 new mesa vas at $40 so, old mesa Was AZ
$la so Beef vas firm and IN good request The sales
embraced 200 800 bbis Mt ~ rs tfo rs for copntrv
pr me- and 81 sla for do. l50 bills Chic ago re-
pacs ed al extra mess sold At SIC ST. and 200 bbls
beef hams az SIC se Bacon and meats were dull
and ortoIng. Iafu.-250 bills. were sold at I0i.c A
ltesc Batter and eheese dun though prices were no.
niDsliy the same
hoE-Aboat so casks were soidat 51sc. e'.c rhs
market Was 6nH.
sricEs -ssles OF eco hsgs pimento we're made at l.
srGARs The market was firm but less active Tbs
sales we're confred "a soc GOO hhcs Cuba museoyaSo
stont eco OF vbirh we've st &c. The range was from
about IKE toei.c stase. for prime.
"Hshf was quiet, the receipts being light ADD
holders dtIareps rates above The views Of buyers.
stne TOTO leo bbls. prison reported Al ifc ami
40 hhes drudge a. ioc., four months.
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Az az artist, have read with heartfelt pleasure
you suggestions "of the siue mode 70 encourage
at" Init zee, ( it Is carried out in tbs spirit ia
which the suggestions are made,) q new era about
70 dawn on art and artists-sa era that will sSesp
away all his doubts and fears.
You say tauly, and VITA tae feelings of poet,
'that poverty too often crushes tue noble aspi
rations of the painter, and tpe sous ideal is over
Swallowed and extinguishsd by tao bo6ys necessi-
sies." Remove that chief impeachment give hin the
facilities ehich other producers possess to dispose
his works, and you open before h's step uai a
peded path 10 whatever excellence ne ma7 be caps
bic OF attaining. NOBLE sentiments thass
AIT Dtver, IN my experience, has NE ded 30 much
the kind fostering Care Of her friends 70 lift nor
drt opipg torm aud give t. it Ia tresoensd beauty
what she has lest By the total apathy Of lukewarm
friends. Place her sgsin on zoe pedestal which
she has always gracefully occupied, and make her
81 ocject OF admiration to the Intelligent world.
But 10 come 10 plain matters Of facs. / hope and
pYsy, Mr. BsrIett, that you vill persevee ID this
good work. 1t requires q practical working hand,
snd You Can do it, and you mss rest assured tnat
many q sonic blessing VIII fail on your head, aud
your Cwn heart win not condemn you. You're. ever
truly, Blush.