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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27

A LBE1r b. NIOUiAY, AUcuOsEEk-LaR9ES SALE
a q bs.ded Wines ara teAasfes. -AL sHer q. Nj
CCAY vl sd this oay fStayl, q II O'Clock, q the
wines ssd erandtes, from under Custom Hosss lssk,
eonssg y pat Of lS.o eases g. Jali.n olsest coo
$50 HAut ssutsEn 70 ps ooxosc srsndy,
10 quArtess 60. do 70 halvss 40 do 10 octsvss dab
d. DO, 10 baaksts Il c. ChAupsgss 50 sssksts roysi
grape do The ebovs AL warranted TO rep CO.
ssuted, and VIII b delivered ffeu tns bonded ware
houcs In the original paekAgss" rerms cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27

tIrAsON3 AT AUCTION. DAY, AT TWELVE
w O'Clock, at 81 Dey street. corner Of Grssowch-
Three second hand top buggy wasoas two do without
tops one new buggy wagon, Weighing 2o0 lbs farm
wagon, grocer's wagon, rockaway, carts, &c
w. A. CARTER, Aacti0nesr, 81 Dey ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27
@ MTHSONIAN HOUSE,
- BROADWAY, CORNER OF HousroS STREET,
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN

Rooms at al prices from 81 cents 70 50 q day, aad
lower ttan any other first cass house In ths city 40
oonnodates four hundred gussts.
Smithsonian House Restaurant-Salooa No. Coz
Broadway, with private rooms adjoining. AL the sub-
stan sAls and Injuries Of the market ct dean tewa
prices.
smith sonian House Baths Saloon for gentlemen Ne
6O4 Broadsay hot, cold and sho plsnishsd copper
vubs al new aad clean, rs cents. Ladiss' baths 10
stairs, No 6g6 Broadway SIDNEY KOPMAN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27
ANTHOLOGY.

A SIONIsHING TO AiI.-MADAME MoRROw.-THIs
IA highly gifted lady Ia, without exception, the mos.
wonderful astrologss IN the world that has been
hpovn. She will tell all the events Of hfe even the
very thoughts. and win cause spsedy marriages,
show The keness of the intended husoands aud ab
frien the great shmsnt Of AL that visit her
No charge, not sattsdsd Apply ct 70 Become street
near Cannon. Gentlemen not admitted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27

DENAnQUT HOUSE, OPPOSITE FIRE ISLAND
On. Its easy access by Long Island Rallroad, twtos
daily end the splsndid sit1aoo Of the house, reader
Of the most desirable In the vicinty of
New York Boats always In rssdness to take passen.
70 Fire Island Persons wishing 70 visit this house
win leave the cars 1t Thompson station
SELAH STRONG, Propeietee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27

A STROLO0Y-DR c. W. ROBACk, FROM SWEDEN,
"A late Of Philadsphia New York. Boston, offers
bis services TO the oitsens Of New York and IL Vicinity
BE II able to fo~tel past, present and failure evea
He has been consulted By ell tbs crowned head Of Gu
than asy oas nov living Nauviaes calculated Il.
dies 81 gentlemen o. Lsttsrs, postpaid win rsosivs
immediate attention. For particulars see astrological
almanac Can b. procured ct the omcs III Sycamore
street., Cincinnati, Obs, BY application By letter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27

SEGARS COFFEE, RAIsINs. FIGS, FisH.-THI5 DAT,
y at 1Ok o'clocs . 81 Dry street cornsr Of Green.
wich, teas msccaroni salt bss herrogs wooden ware,
crocAery ee.mpssCe claret tobacco pickles DIV. Oh
clothing, vest patterns, &c.
w. A. CARTER Auctioosar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27

0Onn ono MONEY 10 LOAN ON MA
0OOVsVOVsa mssAs, Watches, js wsiry. IN
g. eUssr -, M heusat sse ,esss: cteskA ssSs,
n1tgegW, 70 nseoeiased. 1asinsss oopadsatal sn4
pf0m4t ~ EhOAPSOn CO., hrokers and oommssioa
snEahs.. lea Nssssa strsst esen~ q Aan, room Ne.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27

CIBkRY'S HOTEL, LArE N. MILLER's), NEW RO.
- chslle Families deSrous Of obtaining bosrd in the
country can be accommodated by applying ~ ABOVE.
The location offers many incucements in tho var Of
bathing, fishing and hunting and 10 Of easy access V
the city, being within few minutes walk OF tbs New
Yorh and New Haven depot pass ng several tiuss
during the day. The house has recently beea rsRstsA
with new furniture and fixtures and for confort aaA
convenience II unsurpassed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27

TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING OPENED HIS HOUSE,.
made Soon. Az healthy, cool and qlst retreat aaA
facility for sea bathing, not surpassed For farshse
particulars, inquire Of Gilbert Davis, Iq. corner e
william and Pine streets New YORK; Of JON, Marun
ct Rverhead Long IsAnd Letter 10 the suhscrbse
ct Quogus sufoR county, l. l.
EDWARD GRIFFIN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27

TO IEAsE-1R NEW BUILDING ERECTED FOR A
bstsl near nsdison square, corner Of Fifth avsas a.
Roaaway aid Twenty ssccad strsst Ths hotel ID oun,
the Eurspsae plan, but nth special reference "a tn.
convspencs Of faDiiss- II contains tndspsadsnt -
stores, Offices and pable rocma 120 rooss AL car
lori The shos WI BE- reatsd, With or without the
sscsea, BARRIERS and confectionery rooms The sssr.,
sad confsctiosssy ars nov 70 r~ot Apply to
4. IL LUDLOW, IL Wall and New streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27
SPORTING.

DlkDS FOR sALE-A LOT OF MOCKIN5 BI ads,
10 Just arrived iron the South, Will be- sold cheap
as the owner returns Saturday Prices from 81 to
So Apply ~ lso street, up stairs, front room
M OCKING BIRD.-FOR SALE, ONE OF TIE GREAT.
Iyl EFT mochiDg birds in the city BE mocss cat dog
~. hen and rooster and will sing night and DAY. be
viii Be sold at The low price OF as Apply st47o foartb
atreet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27
WATCHES, JEWRLRY, &C.

- OLD CHATMEINE CHAINS, FOR LADIES.
" Cod curb chatslene chains, with scroll PIN from
90 TO go.
Cold csrb ehatslsss chains, with enamel pins, IRON
SIS to ia.
Gold Adelaide ehstssl.s chains with aswsr pins, frsn
eli TO $40.
Cola adslAds double strand with leaf pins frs Sc
Ga to t3T.
Geld octgon ehatslsins chains, with gold fruit Mn,
from el8 to e32. -
sps.oid French ehatslsiss soid Is carat, from s2s
to SIS
Gold ehaelsiss chains, nat link, Is CARAT from $40 70
30. and al oth styles Of chatslsns chsins for ads
fcr sale very low. wholesale and retail.
GEO. c. ALLEN, IL Wan street, second door.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27

A UCTIoN SALE A CART, HORSE AND HARNESS
"A will be sold this Gay, July ~, 1855, 1t 10 o'clock
A. N at los Attorney street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27

MO EXCUSE FOR HIGH RENTS-TO LET, BY TIN
IN month year, tso splen5ic show on the ~
cond floor; sso one fine front ss'es room tho thrd
foor. Easy access, plenty OF .atr and light Apply :,
Office ON tbs promises, 3zl Broadway; or to GEORGE
r. FOX, 81 Broad way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27

FURNITURE, &c-THIS MORNING., AT loH o CLOCK,
IL ~ No. 81 Nassau strset, tee stock u ex.easive
wardrobe and plain bureaus suits rose wood anc
mahogany and black walnut pArlor furntus covered IN
sstn, fancy camask and hair CLOTH t.teA tetss, easy
and rocking chairs, sofa, centre and card tables hair
marssses silver plated ware, for ia ,e use sofa, &c.,
TO match: for shippers &c, o., paintings aud mirrors
bedsteaes OF vasous kinds hall stancs steserss Brus
eela csrpeting Segais of Kinds at 90 nmeuce
ment OF SALE As inducement TO cexers ninety days
drafts accepted by wsn known houses, with interest
Sums of SlL0 and over, will b taken. B,xtnx, &C..
done prompy and In the best manner
lCNLS MORRILL,. Auctoneer,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27

THE MANHATTAN GAS LIGHT COMPANY HAVE
declared dividend Of 81 50 per share on their full
stock and 81 As 18th per share their script stock,
payable on demand. II. Howard, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27

nNlDEND NOTICE-OFFICE OF TIE SIXTH AVE
~ nue. Railroad Company. New York, July IA, 1866
Inc Board of Directors of this Company declared
dividend Of * per cent its capital Stock out Of the
earnings Of the road for the current six months psyAbs
at the ofnos Of the Treasurer, a. Do Angels, Esq.
CashiE at tho Peoples Bank and after the rst day
Of August next The transfer books will be closed untA
that DAY. T. BAILEY MYERS, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27
CONFERENCE.-THE 1OTTOMs.

4 FORTUNE IN A NJ rSHEIL-AN ENGLISH FIRM
cay D., OOc cash capital. House In New York; xstory
In Msssaonuse.ts Real and ium sd ts psrsonsl
interview ,ndispsnsable. Address Trmountain, room
20 Brandroth' . Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27

w AN1ED-A PARTNER, WITH A CASH CAPITAL 0T
w 5000 or sS,.Oo, who Is willins to engage
lucrative fscturipg business, ful tide OF
operation. The articles ored fully secured
by patent. Apply to \. r. s /, $40 Broadway room II
Hamilton Buildings, between ~ A. NJ ana IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27

SBERIFF'S SALE-rHE 2spH DAY OF JULY, 1855
- at ten O'Clock In tho forenoon 1t s07 Broadway, VI
taior's trmmings nc alss counters, cases. look
ing glasses, iron safes, 80, So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27

TTOUsES TO LEr-TFahER ELEGANT HOUSES IN
I'll River terrace, Hossk A. three niautes' wslt o.
tbs ferry commanding beautiful us~ OF tbs bsy and
city sf Nsw Yors with BATH gas hot and chd water,
&C., to families Of the arst respsctsbty ony lnqore
at che ofcs corner Of Second and Hodsoe str.et He
boken, Of EDWARD MARTIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27
DRUG NOTES DIeCOUNTGD BY
~ SAMUEL BOVINE, "a Wall street.

MONEY ADVANCED FOR SHORT PERIODS On
panofortes dry goods horses carriages and every d.
scripton Of property By the responsibs Empire Loan
and Agency Company. g. WILLIS Agent,
1888 Broadway, opposite the Broadway theatre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27

4 RARE CHANCE-AN OPPORTUNITY Is NOW or
"A fered to business Of small large capital to
invest in lucrative business, which paying to ordi
Eary ssesmen from one Aunored to hundred dollars
reoatsy to different parts Of che United States
In the above business to whom inducements ofsre1
LIE to travel tbs ABOVE 70 an opportunity seldom met
With, - tho profits are highly remuneratve, and toe
Broadway, third door, room No. l. from A NJ. tili
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27

UNFINISHED ROOMS 10 LEA HANDSOME FkOSI
u psrior and bedro Nm, VIII slsepnx sccsmD etxtss
for servsn rsquirso most dssiraoly situstsd (bsas
exactly opposite N.bo's Arden, ustropoltAn HoseO
t7t BsoA way N.B.--HAve been Occupied ~ LADY
(fsr Aoms yesrs) who 10 now in Europe.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-02-23

upon this subject who may suppose that have gone ana
hunted out these particular desire 10 state nnt the
we're called for by me and they abstracts OF the two
ar thr.e rst claims that auditors laid their hands upon
They have not been gotten for the occasion and If time
had perI,,ed il had allowed the opportunity, be-
le, thar should have been able have brought docu
euts here showing that the awards Of these judges for the
benst OF these claimants allowed tbera from two dollars
to Eve dollars per bashel for swec, potatoes and other
eYuges equally extortionate-
Mr. Speaker do desire unnecessarily 10 deiain the
House upou this subject But felt that IL necessary
that something should be said felt that II
that bin proposing appropriate this large sum OF money
should be discussed have doubt that the chairman
the Judiciary Committee, aud many vi the members Oh
that committee have been deceived into making report
in favor Of this claim by Pyte statements IL Is long
and dilhcu matter 20 through all the documents IN
such self have been able to wade through
all OF them There is other document which nave
advcred to-a report submitted by Mr. Forsyth OF
Georgia when he a member of the House OF iseprs-
entave adverse this very claim prior 10 the passage
the OF 1884, and when II was supposed that we
should only have TO pay $4,000 for all the spoliaons
COMMITTED in 1912, 1873, and 1914
Mr. Speaker these claimants have already received more
than they entitled to- in ray judgment They have al
ready recei three dollars for spoiiauons where their
property only injured the amount OF one dollar
and protest az anst the payment now OF Interest upon
these spoation claims that have already been paid call
upon gentlemen this door 10 vote against inns p az
they have had explained to them The 'ac's when
have felt IL 10 be my duty to bring before the House lot
its consideration.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-02-23

mortal and anforgivag foe dArrs TO suppose ths caa
Of being isls BY his shallow and his wicked sephis,
senator Wilson adds all this daplicy, however d,
contemplate and mesn-sprised assumption that a,
American organization Ia Massachusetts, does smhr
the question Of slavery among those for the regulation
which il formed WIN he deny, however that h H.,
sent band Of sboliuonisss into the Congress w
be deny tina, Il has elected abolition Legislature Tia,
has chosen abolition governor and that il pgosss,t
and hunts down every who aarcs stand up for O..
sgitat.onal doctrinesf What matters Il 10 the sssn
what the profession Of any party may be when ie WON
the works Of trcssoa-is leaders abolition lsai,,
and when II violates the law Of God and is sru
upon the rights Of the States aad the right, Of ndvidu
The know-noshing wings Of the South 10 whom =.
respectfully dedicate this article should be very psou
their ally Mr. Senator Wilson, Of Massachusetts
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-02-23
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

The venerable Elder Boodey of Alton, publishes the
following card shows how the old guides Of the party
bcled the present crisis in New Hampshire and how
true they to duty and principle:
As there have been various in circulation in
gard position before the public polite matters
hereby that satisfied it duty, and believe it
be duty every friend of freedom sustain the
principles avowed BY the democratic party they
made the basis of the administration Of Franklin
Pierce aud hereby dsclam and dsavow and absolve my
self all with, other political party under
whatever name, and shall vote the democratic ticket only
nominated in the democratic conventions"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-02-23
RATES OF POSTAGE ON PRINTED NATTER BY THE
BREMEN LINE.

We authorized that the postal convention be-
the United States and Bremen has been modified
that pamphlets magazines, and other printed matter,
well newspapers may be sent in bands open
the sides ends by the Bremen line of steamers from the
United States to any point beyond well to Bremen
belonging the Gernan-A Postal Union and
from any snch point to the United States.
On newspapers sent from the United States by the Bre
line the postage is three cents EACH prepayment
qued Thspays full any of the German Austrian
Postal Union Any postage accruing on newspapers be-
yond the German-A utrian Postal Union be collected
at the points of delivery
Newspapers receiced by the Bremen line in like
fully prepaid.
On pamphlets, magazines, and other printed matter
Except newspapers postage Of cent ounce or
fraction of ounce be prepaid the mailing Office
when from and collected at the office delivery when
received in the United States This is the United States
postage only.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-02-23

SEsArn-The Chair laid before the Senate report from
the Secretary Of the Treasury relation the erection Of
building for the accommodation Of the eusto-hoase and
other public buildings in Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr. Stuart submitted resolution instrueting the Com
mee on Judiciary inquire into the necessity OF
providing for the erection at Detroit Michigan OF suitable
buildings for the sakeepng OF such persons may be
subject confinement the laws Of the United States
He stated that there building belonging TO
the United States in that State which could be used for the
confinement Of fugitive slaves and asked the immediate
consideration Of the resolution but Mr. Chase objected
and il accordingly lies until tomorrow.
Mr. Chase presented eight petitions in favor Of the repeal
the ugiivesave law &C. and moved their reference
select committee Mr. Weller moved that they lie on the
table; which agreed to--yeas 30 nays H.
The bill provide for holding the United States courts
in the northern and southern districts Of Florida in
the sickness disability either Of the judges Of those
districts, considered and passed.
The Senate resumed the consideration Of the bin pro-
vide final settlement OF the claims Of the officers
the revolutionary army and of the widows and orphan
children of those who died in the service which was
amended and passed--yeas 20, nays l5
The bin granting railroad companies three years in
which pay the duties iron imported for railroad pur-
poses was again taken up and discussed length by
Messs Pearce Bell, Cooper Brodhead Toueey, Bayard
Clay Wells Seward Chase Stuart and others after which
il passed-yeas 25, nays Is.
The House bill authorizing the purchase construction
of four additional considered and
passed soon after which the Senate adjourned.
HousE REPRESENT ,TivRs.Mr Washburne, of Illinois
from the joint committee Of conference the dsagreeng
votes of the houses the bill known the swamp
land act" made report thereon agreed to.
Mr. Middleswarth gave notice thaton Tuesday he
should ask the House proceed the consideration of the
bill granting bounties the soldiers of the of 1872
Mr. Davis of Indiana, from the Committee for the Dis
trict of Columbia reported bin organize institution
for the insane of the army and navy and Of the District of
Columbia which passed
The bill reported by Mr.. Cobb from the Committee
Public Lands granting lands aid in the construction of
several railroads in and through the State of Alabama
was tabled--yeas 81, nays 10.
The House then went into committee and resumed the
s'ierat:en Of the civil and diplomatic appropriation
~ As;er the adoption of several amendments the COM
mis.ee rose and the House adjourned
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-02-23

THE DRINKING SALOONS IN SAcRAMENroA correspondent
the Mobile Advertiser writing from Sacramento refers
to the assertion that liquor drinking is the in
California, and says:
aIfimportaons are less then conclude there is great
increase in diluton 1t would the business must pay
to induce the opening and fitting up of many and
magnificent establishments | in this city But in
these as the gambling saloons doubtless much anticpa
ted from the patronage Of Legislators Many Of the
best business the city occupied by saloons
and fitted in the gorgeous STYLE with costly chande
lier marble and sdeables mahogany sofas and
ottonans the finest glassware and fine Brussels carpets
How all sustained with the enormous expensebils and
sunpiuons free lunches at /, and TO- regularly
cannot conjecture Some one has been lately estimating
the Of drinking and smoking to California and Ore
gon and though his estimates seem based fair and re-
liable data the result is astounding He makes the cost
per day for liquor SIS ooo $27372o 600 per An
other on the data, makes the daily consumption OF
cigars $23 1850 $685. $50 per annum Nice bills to foot
truly
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-02-23

AIp AND coSrogr FROM SOUTHERN sIAvEs-A few weeks
ago noticed the fact that several slaves in Mobile had
made liberal donations in aid OF the suffering poor the
North. The following from the New York Journal Of
Commerce speaks for itself:
We Yesterday received ucey dollars and ftts cents from
Columbus Mississippi accompanied by the following
municaien ard list of donations In several points OF
view this is very interesting affair II shows becoming
sympathy between colored North and South. IL
shows that southern slaves have money spare when free
eo!oed and rce white too in distress for the
necessaries of life This Of the aleyang features
Of slavery which should be taken for what il worth
We know OF no better way dispose Of the money
the wishes Of the donors than place IL 10 the
hands Of Rev Charles Ray missionary large to the
coiored people OF this city, with instructions dispose OF
it according his best Judgment for the relief Of such of
suffering We shall dispose of IL accordingly
The alton referred to the list Of the slave
donors fifty in number
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-02-23
OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
By and Nth The adriee and consent Of the Senate.
John Appleton of Maine be secretary Of the legation
of the United States at the of her Britannia Majesty
Samuel s. Cox of Ohio be secretary of the legation of
the United States in Peru
Robert H. Swift Of Pennsylvania to be consul of the
United States for the port Of Maracaibo in Venezuela
Oliver H. Perry of New York. be consul of the United
States for the port of Canton, in China.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-02-23

BUSINESS AT NEW 0RLEAss-The New Orleans Picayune
OF the 10th instant says:
The money market is quiet and unchanged. For sew
eral weeks past the negotiations have been limited
scale and this arises in principal from the COM
paraiively small quantity OF prime paper offering At the
time the actual business operations of the place have
been restricted by the light arrivals OF cotton sugar and
produce and under such circumstances il is be
pected that moneyed transactions could be brisk But
apprzed Of general rise in the upper rivers and
also that large fleet OF boats is under This will in
life trade and be the also of supplying
with various products the scarcity Of which has been
keenly felt for some time past
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-02-23
THE SWORD OF GEN. JACKSON.

The sword used by General Jackson in all his campaigns
presented by him to his friend General Robert Arm
strong The family of the latter since his death have de-
ermned present it to Congress and for this purpose
have forwarded it the editor Of this paper The pre-
sen,son will be made in few days probably tomorrow.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-02-23

We understand that in the recently decided by the
Supreme Court in which Mr. Goodrich applied for
damss compel the Secretary Of the Treasury pay his
salary as judge Of Minnesota Territory since his dismissal
from that Office by Mr. Fillmore the gave opinion
rs to power of the President make the removal but
denied the application because il proper for
a naad1mus
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-02-23

THE OLD INDEPENDENCE RELL--The old bell which hrst
proclaimed liberty the United Colonies from the State
house seepe Philadelphia and which for years past has
been object of attraction in independence Hail.
cupes position in the hall Immediately in from, of the
portrait Of Lafayette close by the statue of Washington
pedestal octagonal in shape with double base The
Philadelphia Ledger publishes letter, written in 1851,
which gives interesting history of this bell The letter
is addressed Robert Charles Of London by Isaac Nor
ris and others We make for the following extract
ave hope and rely thy aud assistance in this
affair." and that thou wilt procure and forward il by the
first good opportunity, workmen inform it will
be much less trouble to hang the bell before the scaods
siruccfrom the building where intend to place it,
which will be done till the end of next summer be-
ginning of the fall Let the bell be cast by the best work
men, and examined carefully before is shipped with the
following words well shaped in large letters around it,
viz BY order Of the assembly of the province of Pennsy
vana for the State House in the city of Philadelphia l752
and underneath Proclaim Liberty through all the land to
all the inhabitants thereof'-Levit XIV, 10.