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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14

WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, THIRTY YEARS or
w age, situation in wholesale business where he
could devote his whole time and attention to tho interest
his employer; would leave the city required respecta
BILE and permanent situation object than salary
Best Of city references given by addressing note W. B.
Herald ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14

W. FABER'S PENCILS, SOLD by T. HABER,
~ sole agent for the sale Of the 1873 William street
Beware Of counerfos0wing to their reputation these
pencils frequently counerfeed OF these
though of totally different manufacture and inferior
quality bear the the genuine A. W. Fab
have the slightly altered into w A. Faber A. W. Fa-
Favre to evade the law Purchasers
to examine carefully the stamp each pencil A. W. Faber
andto observe that the label oten fac smile Of
the name Is printed and that genuine
pencil sold in the United States has impressed the wood
T.. f. sole agent by order of the manufacturer A w,
Faber. L, FABER sole agent, 1888 William street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14

TIyANTED-BY A REsPEcThBLE YOUNG WOMAN
w q situation ~ ehambermsid ana wsItts Can Rvs
ood oity reference nrslued Has NJ obJseor Is 80 "a
4rosiiys Please call ey sdagsm a. hsi,a street room
Ne, teg tre dAya
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14

HOUSE AND STORE TO LET-A SPLENDID NEW
store, in first rate locality for business will
be let moderate to good tenant also the dwelling it,
suitable to two respectable families Tue house finished
in rstrate style Apply to A. hcAYoY III Jay street.
Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14

WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
situation as cook and to assist in washing and iron
has objection short distance tho
good city references given eau be for days At rs
basement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14

WAY WITH HARD TIMEs-GOOD TINE COMING
IA pay the highest price for all kinds Of old newspapers
pamphlet old writing paper old blank books old tickets
hsndb catalogues and waste paper Of all sorts and Sizes
j. CHAUNCEY STOCkWELL 20 Ann street, basement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14

large three story houses in Spring street between Null
berry aud Mott The lots ~ wide IL deep
Also the house and ~ Spring Inquire z3j
Spring street, between the hours Of and %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14

ITO LEASE-FoR A TERN OF YEARS FIRST CLASS
house IN perfect order, west Of Broadway in Blocker
street with gas, Chandeliers baths &c Possession may
be had from the 18th 20 Goth April Situation very
Yearly rent 81 900. Il. w RICHARDS, 307 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14

uoUsE TO LET-A TWO STORY BRICK AND BASE.
IL mcnt house. with stable attached in Hoboken corner
four O'Clock. Apply to Mr. WOSLEF, Washington street,
Hobokon third door below Fifth street. opposite Odd Fell
lows Hail. after r. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14

DART OF HOUSE TO LET.-A SMALL FAMILY
having more room than they require, would let
an elegant four story English basement house. consisting
children Location town The house has all the modern
improvements. To the right kind OF tenant the shall
be very moderate. Address with real name A. S. H. He
raid office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14

AN OLD ESTABLISHED FANCY AND GENTLE
"A mems furnishing store to let and stock and fixtures
for SALE in good location chance TO begin business
fwanted Apply at % Canal street Rent low, and posses
sion be had imme diately.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14

TJoCSE TO LET.-A THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
IL brick house. No. sos Houston street Possession with
in week. has fixtures bath and heater belonging It,
Inquire Of JOHN SoMERINDYKE ITO Centre street. A
splendid lot Of furniture sold on Thursday next 18th
March, by the Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14

TNANTED-BY VERY RESPECTABLE YOUNG
w woman, a situation cook washer and roner In a
private family would be willing to do the housework Of
small private family Is excellent washer and ironer
Can give the best city reference Can be for
days l39 Forty street. between Eighth and Ninth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14

A STORE AND BASEMENT TO LET-IN READE
IA street, opposite Elm street. Rent $780, Apply at the
box office " Burton theatre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14

WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL A SITUA-
w ton cook, and would be willing to assist in the
washing and ironing in respectable family; understands
bread and pastry Call ut 80 Mott street. third loor back
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14

MONEY TO LOAN, ON BOND AND MoRTGAGE-IN
I sums Of 81 600 and upwards to suit applicants Also,
desirable property for sale low at tho Union
Square Real Estate Oice No Everett House, Of
KEYES & HoAGLAND.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14

no IET-A PLEASANT HOUSE. IN SOUTH BROOK
yn three story and fixtures within twelve minutes
gn 9, the south ferry Also part Of pleasant house.
Also part OF hosse in this city consisting OF
nent, parior fool and extra gas water bath &c.
Apply to FREDERICK n. BUTTER, Sc White street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14

WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA
ton cook washer and roner or to do the housewok
Of small private family Has objection to in the
country Can be at $50 Houston street fourth floor
room 10, for two days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14

NTANTnD-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
in Arespsctable family, situation Ms scamstress and
10 take Of children, do chamber Call
rorner of Nevin and Atlantic Streets South Brooklyn over
the meat market, for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14

to nurse has lately lost her own and has no other
children the child will with comfortable home and
the greatest attention paid it. Please apply at $50 ous
ton street, l5 fourth floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14

NToNEY.-CASH LITERALLY ADVANCED ON Ola.
1l monds Watches jewelry furniture, panotortes or
other property ut the and loan Office M Broad
way Of street, No. Prouptness and
confidence observed in Branch office 81 West Six
tenth street. MCLAUGHLIN O'NEILE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14

gTo LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS-THE THREE
i story house. store and basement, 81 Bowery
Fourth street, good location tor almost any kind of
business, being In q great thorougnfare Possession
may be had Of the store Immediately Apply to B. w.
RICHARDS 3O7 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14

HOUSE AND STORE TO LET LEASE FIXTURES
store ten rooms and good cellar, for $780, Apply at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14

ITO LET-IN THE VICINITY OF BROADWAY AMI
Bleecker street, large four story house. containing
eighteen rooms, with modern yearly rent
$500 Location excellent for FIRST class boarding house
Possession may be had on or before LIST April
b. W. RICHARDS, y07 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14

NEW SPRING DRY GOODS.-BEAUTIFUL SPRING
silks A., 6s 6s. 3D. per yards small plaids do for
children 3s 3D. yard rich blacks high usres remark
dress goods: Lace snIt.ins pair Dr.Psry muslins
al Of which are well worthy the attention Of buyers:
LYONS JONES, T7 Hudson street, between Canal and
Spring N. Bone price. Terms cash.
CHAWLS.-Two CASES DE RICH CASHMERE sTEL
- la BhAws Will be opened this morning.
UBSDELL PEIRSON 4 LAKE AL Broadway.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

G6OO REWARD-JEFFRIEs ANTIDoTE, sPECI-
pCUU fc mixture for the Of disorders. 1t makes
speedy cure without the least of diet drink
posure change application busines The proprietor
challenges single which the mixture will not
der the forfeiture Of five hundred dollars Further-he dis
cannot be contracted dose of the mixture is taken
when exposed put in bottles, with full directions,
at ST. One bottle lasts week-mRny cured in
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FINANCIAL.

NAsH ADVANCED IN ANY AMOUNT, OR PURCHASED
~ Ct sight, dianonos, Watches, rich iewsYy, and
Fulton street. second soor, front room, from A. u 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14

ITO LET-AT lis WEST SIXTEENTH STREET, FOUR
rooms on the second and third floors without
TO small family without children Privilege of bathroom
vas throughout Rent $50. Can be from twelve to
three o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14

| rINo LLT-THE SECOND FLOOR WITH FIVE ROOMS
and back bnseme to nice family Landlord lives In
the house, water in the yard Apply at East Twenty 18th
| street. Rent 5000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14

7NANTED-A YOUNG WOMAN AS NURSE AND
w scsnstress She must understand the of young
infant None but PYoteant and those having good
reference need apply after 10 o'clock the corner
Fourteenth street and Seventh avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE GOLD
IN Hill Mining Company will be held at No LOG Wall street
Friday next the 10th instant at IL o'clock for the
of taking into consideration business of vital
tanee to the company II "a earnestly that all the
stockholders be present in person or by proxy.
J. II. SMITH President.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-16

The Hon John Letcher addressed large rumber OF his
feow-citizens aud constituents in Harrsonburg on Tues
sav last Ills speech of the absst and best TO
which we have vet listened He established from the
ord the identity Of the doctrines and views Of the modern
sesyIed American party with the doctrines and views
Of the Hartford Convention HIS argument WAS certainly
one Of The oa conclusive that could have been addressed
TO the minds Of his intelligent auditory His remarks told
upon those who had assembled TO hear him We heard gen
sssn who had belonged 70 this order declare that Mr.
Letehers speech the convincing they bad
ever heard lie was listened atenvey throughout his
address Of several hours and frequently interrupted
with 10 applause Of his hearers His speech has done great
good
The district has be proud Of John Letcher Hs
Is faithful rgiisnt Industrious upright representative
inst such representative the honest people OF bis dis
trio. ought have in the Congress q The United States
No wonder be hss no opposition
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II has seldom painful da,y 10 rrcord the Gus ~
our midst Of respected beiovet worthy
ahiect VI this notice, who died the day April
iDslionD bis residence county,
esrih bis The regret
departure, es wherever he
ais character ard has euosy Good generous
Should
saors OF Maryland Guy
Of msascsae under DR.
ey Having completed medical and
aualed Phsfephfs Coli Of Avdicine
a4y az s~snsy years. asohe se~d Elm
conmeac-d practice Of phy1c He
the eaess residents Of this village III. practice
and and tpfeadins did
spsrs ,s1y mI~s sons,ous He married
zS OF November, iss 30 Mics xs Dali sasyhfeT o.
I.~s Dali coam-sess! a. Dali Heashcose,
Bnosa ,qua then existing for captst high
efxty ana .rss a4iv Operations,
of Mr. Dali HAPPY the physscan
occurring Inc hra lazy Isles Dali
n4r prnspec taese do psdocs hsppiness bn
o sceoant q h. avssisees. fe=nd-d
strength afisisc ssaien.ss Of aaa-r love Of ber feb
and which adon the Ca
man lady prope Ecost Mais aad Il. vicinity "
especially, who experienced the full snec Of
nose traces vge% they They
truth OF asr rxissnes in the person aud charae
Asa Thou,as Bat aias both they aud her beics
c-est UPON early In 1916 She
departed through bodily suffering Ike gold
became prepared sos the highest bliss
Heaven.
Dr. Thomas previous THIS miIsd much with
woy,sb. OF ponies
brr and upheld by his poea friends
candidate highest political of the
d.norrac Of Maryland when Wan
rem President he United states Bur he
ieit ac piica and, 80 far
coais, he retired lsoaa the world.
defenders Of Maryland in the n 1874 vii
Of horse commanded BY Captain
their The battle Of BiaS~sssasx
which they and ,eir
bss.a pb<yiag Of their neighbos
he Canotoa early epayeA
confidence sGishp OF
his ssal The latest psrod OF his Lie
snd sslnsae of wellesley
Affections Of Or Thomas did nos end with The des'h Of hi
svtgyea vile; called upon the
accomplished daughter and long after.
a oldest severe, hut
~a, rr,daay Hway-n- Death had
fas. Cor him wsas writing -tay Heaven
Fsber might thss r~sissed frame Of
READY departure FOR the
ard children mtase 10 se Of
| fosvsvmore.- Eissot- . Aiis MAJ PaYer.
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IiITt

f. Butler Of Lowell defends General Hiss, and by a
course OF argument singular to be worthy OF note
The scripura alusiou in the following passage OF his
peech will felt with great force by the sky cergymen
Of the Legislature:
.Mr b. spoke of the in which this investiga-
tnu has been 80 far conducted He said il had been
Quoted with great thoroughaess and be thought with
great apparent esgerness find anything that was
wrong Eyery mode Of eliciting information had been
tried and the case had kept open to receive evidence
after the defendants counsel had made their argument
But one mode Of investigation however still remains and
that Is the used by the who spake as never man
snake when the Jewish woman brought 10 him for
sentence and he said Let him that is without sin cast The
first stone and ALL fed In this If that mode were
applied it probable that the same result would follow
aud all those here present anxious TO prove my client
guilt woEld 90 curry in The sgms manner.
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ny NHEEs - ~sUfST. 4 ars oarFFs.
81 A~DSoME HOUSEHOLD AND KsTtsIlES FuAsIi usK At
- sSsds~saay &Hw@ stN tte
s~stssss~ az ~. Wee. q hs~1ea s.rred 80 fnsta
@fsFss rssaey cars, rretiirn
-
- 1se carved ana
HE tevs
Fk~ fss4e vsts-& cas- sud fsTcg cna4ts
Xahu~epl Fssnsh hAas
~ a ~s as
eeskes-~ ses4 ~1sst xfs.a4 -sgu. sAfb
Two wsErag ctsssas~ eemsf~tsre e.
Far ds~s~fns Ms
Asfh~ wA~f.<s<ads, ant~s Cd castr.
tslrM xads
Gusa1asrs. tawp~
Iaas
kssrst~i s@.w nj ssss
es.ses 4
~ asw
gstk rood sssar 81 xsseh~s ssg.issvs
Ard Macy shrr srnsses which unnecessary
The ia ans orssr sas quail
~snsax wass 10 ~~si -
Saas $ks and
Fear aaaagas, OF s2sssctnfsy ~ndsra hs~Fns s,st
GkAEs n StpTfs
May ia aMeusasess.
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TaAGIcAL The Toledo correspondent Of toe
Detroit Free Press under date Of May writes AZ follows
Yesterday the Of the Michigan Southern road had
axf @topd 81 the depot this city, aad the passengers
were In The o. passing out when German, who re-
tanned his seat deliberately placed pistol Al BIS head and
blew IL entirely The blood and brains new 40
the horriked passengers who pressing towards The
entrance Though the fascination Of horror retained Them
vet quite different consideration soon induced general
stampede The eoroners the slert hHl strange 70
Ay the witnesses not 70 he found Persons whose
soilsd hablimen testified their proximity 10 TIE appalling
rersssently denied knowied9e oil The tfsnsne
ton The ferry boat lust starting 10 ths uAv
sers the river coniinus their journey The e'
OF detention the u this sudden sno~-nothsnx
The German u reported TO have been 81 rPecisb'
appearance and reccntiy from California Eight handree
dollars and gold xschss found Or his E~rso
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cas Wssk Later Fro@s cas.fsrxsa
NH~ oa1x~SS MAY 1.-The steamer Preu@theus With
dates fon tAfornia to the sssh a week later than
pss'oa' .'ess has arrived here. There
The United States land commlsssoa have confirmed The
Der sA !" sssssn leagues Of Land which abe
esty of Stockton Is heated
Two heavy failures annsanoss-shas o. Jose Dune.l
y, AHo Thai q George b. Upton. IT,. for sieo oos
Business generally had very dun aud no arrivals had
occurred
s&aDders the forger had escaped In vessel bound for
China.
The papers record nauber Of suicides.
Letter free. Hasaaa-
NEW ioAx, May f5.-The steamer Granada with Havana
aAes :" vac t'sn has arrived, bat her
The steamer III Dorado left Havana on the 10Th for As
pinwaI.
Arrest Of Baker, Gs N~rasrer n BIZ Poole.
ssw ioAA' May i5.--Ths clipper GrApe.hot arrived at
View ork with Baker the murderer o Bi Poole ON board
The GaPeshos reached Cape Paas seventeen day and
laid Oh the port till The 18th Of April when the Isabel
Jewett arrived with Baker on board
No iidlnss Of the Baltic at ~ tonight.
Arres Of Cot Ksaasy.
PRItApELrHIa, May ls-Coi. Kinney was arrested TO-
day. and be gave bad for foar hundred dollars
he viii have hearing Thursday.
Deesios ia Libel .saa
ST. LouI May is-The slaader salt Of Birch rs Benton
decided Ia the Henry county on Friday A.
ter trial Of foar dAys Verdict for the plaintiff 81 900
The case . TO be carried up to the Supreme Court
More Gosd.--rAe N.carayaas Reyosss.oa
NEw 0RlRAss, May A-An arrival here reports that the
steamer Northern Light left San ON the night OF the
h instant for New York. with $50 passengers and $500 600
In gold.
The revolution In Nicaragua stu progressing; AID
wees 70 the sth represent that impetus had given
the revolution BY the accession Of General Marrose to the
cause.
Two rich copper mines have been discovered al Costa
CoHrictica and Sentence far Robbery
AArsvrItE, tNew York; May A.--Hal the negro bar
oer who arrested In New Orleans robng man OF
sIlc0, BY administering choroorm to him while shaving
INN at Dankrk was tried Saturday convicted and SEN
fenced to fifteen years imprisonment.
Markets.
New Yoax, May l5.-Co,toa is unchanged and in limited
demand Flour has declined II Wheat is unchanged
and in limited demand Corn DOWN. ard and prices tae
lower-western mixed, 81 IA 81 Is. Pork is hrmold
mess SIG rs. Beef frn Lard unchanged. Whiskey firm
at 50 cents.
BAiTIxosr, Nay l5Four unchanged this morn
ing Of 200 bbis of Howard At $40 ST. Wheat il
trine owessles OF red 81 81 ~ white at 90 10
81 49, Corn il unchangedsass of white 81 06 81 0s
yellow at 81 0s . 81 10.
MARRIED.,
A. Baltimore. the t4sh nstant, ny mr. BAcxus Ma
daughter of Mr. DAslsL w AHrRLD, of Baltimore.
DIED,
On Sunday morning Instant THOMAS infant son OF JoHx
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LOCAL NE w 8.

The extensive marble yard Of William Rutherford, on
street between l2h and 18Th will well repay the
trouble Of careful examination His deliberately finished
monuments tombsones spoken Of in terms Of
BIZ gentlemen Of approved taste and Judgment
Faoa wasarscToS SoaFoLK aSp olp Porsr.--Pss
senaers Portsmouth, and thence southwark 10
Charleston New Orleans Ac, conveyed down Chesa
os,ke bay from Baltimore superb steamers uade the
command excellent captains good supper and an
broken nights seep always be enjoyed these large
boats The new Louisiana, Captain Russell, and the
North Carolina Captain Cannon, rannip alter
DAYS Ii Is by this ine that yoa eheapy landed
~ oa Point Comfort where everything desirable be
n, wizards Hotel the bog fsh and oysters Of
g.apon Roads TO the game of the mountains. Mr. Caleb
willard il determined maintain the reputation which he
has 30 fairly a. public caterer.
Hresp.xpxp paocExpisss.At the meeting OF the city
councils Monday evening Last the following persons were
elected commissioners Of eectioni
y,,., wavd.-Meszrs. Carol, Dorset, and Deiawsy.
Sseoad Ward.-Messrs. Dom, Melvin, and Shedd.
Rad ward-Msssrs. 6rubb. McCuschsn, and Brown.
psnytA Wsrd.--Messrs- Dom. Mekssa, and Boss.
g,ftA Wara.--Messrs Ferguson, Brown, ard Barry.
ss~sh Ward.-Messrs. Gsrretson, Briggs, and Uber.
s.rsnts Ward --Messrs. Martin, Pumphrey, and Alien.
~ ha ,xenty-one commissioners elected
only anti know uothing 1t has here
ssore been the uniform practice 81 the dominant party in
this city give Of the commissioners IN each ward TO
their opponents not Of grace courtesy but
As. ACT OK simple iustce and prevent the suspicion Of
uon or dealing This practice has Rot only been
unaruiy observed Washington, but throughout the
coanry ard in several Of the states " = nAde ooigs-
,ry nv satute From the pnrsnsd BY the conn
css in shus eating Oh all who are opposed 10 know
nohsngism from representation at the bsiot-eor, the
ors suspcicns mar be fairly entertained II looks
The electors % wsshnzon std IN danger Of eing de-
Of the privileges the elective franchise unless aey
as .bs 10 give the grip Sign Of the ORDER The
nothing vigilance committees 81 the various yards
should look TO this.
Tn .x rax-raYxss or wAsmSsTox.--Accordinxt 20
suhatrd the lss meeting of the city councils
there was due she Bank Of Washington from the
corporation og Washington o. re s~ssad sad 'reaf
dollars. Comment h unnscrssary
Tho e,sv eouncis have elected W. J. Martin ecdaer d
shs lsws District q Colanhs N place John necaa
resigned
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fIARrEH~ eAsszfSg ssr A~y.
,..sa r~e~svws ~ TAYLOR 4 MAEky,
Nsya Bo~s~eifesss fssa sv~@ass s~@ "n s"ssS~
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- Nassi4gfes AFssd~cs.M Misrepresentation 10 not al
sAa ne result 81 msc design II frequently springs
ION ignorance, prejudice passion We resined from
Participating 10 the discussions during the sessions Of the
~ congress 10 relation the sskefos appropriations for
~ construction - the wsshrgron aquedoes, bccsuse
10y ne ail nuusted % the 81 gentlemen who
use 90 only y sensible u The Importance the great
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Hos I.Hwrs C.ss--we learn that The Hon. Lewis csss
has been invited deliver the address IT The New York
STATE Agricultural Fair at Emrs, in October next.