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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-25

Christian missionaries under tho wing Of the ae-
my would nSaks effective work among those peo>
pie, thus far denied by Brigham Young the
freedom of Discussion. But there is another
thing which We think should be tried Nine
tenths of the Mo, 'mon community of Utah are
from Europe-frow England, Sweden, Dem
mark, Norway and Germany, with few excep.
tons These recruits ave deluded BY our Mormon
missionaries, by their fa~ representations of the
glories of their New Jerls N&em, and by that dis.
ta1ce (which lends enchauament' to religious
fanaticim. Let these false missionaries and
their false pretences be oficicfly exposed, and
these annual European reinforceneNts Of the Salt
Lake colony will be stopped.
To this end. We would respectfully suggest to
the administration at Washington the expediency
and propriety OF furnishing to the several gov
efnments of Europe concerned through our gov
eIsment ambassadors and consuls such official
and unanswerable facts of the geographical,
social and political condition of Utah and Nor
mondom as will convince the most ignorant Corn.
wall miner or Norwegian peasant of the rrmous
folly of Salt Lake pilgrimage. Let the foun-
tains be stopped aad the stream Will dry up In
the meantime, all attempts OF Mr.. Douglas or
Mr.. Seward, or any other Presidential aspira1t
to make political capital out Of Mornonism will
be cloves labor lost"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-25

RTAfo, June 2l--6 PM
Flour unchanged sales 500 bbls at 50 so o. 81 for
super Wisconsin and Iowa, and 81 s. 20 for extra ditto
and Ohio Wheat steady; sales % 900 bush at 81 30 for
Chicago spring, and 81 rs 81 80 for white Canadian
and Indiana Corn steady; sales 5000 bush. nj tic.
Oats nrmer; sales 10000 bushels M Csc a soc.
Whiskey frmer; sales 600 barrels nj 2pc. per
gall Freghts-l0c for corn aud 10 &c for wheat 10 New
York Lake imports for the ~ hours ending to-
day2000 bbs -four, % 900 bushels wheat; $4,000 do.
corn 10000 do. oats Canal exports-2l 900 bushels
wheat ali TO the interior; do corn, twothrds 10
tide water 10000 do. oats, all 10 tide water.
AIn,yy, June 2i-6P.M.
Flour il 10 better demand but the market IL not very
active Prices are well sustained, and buyers are more
ready 10 meet the views OF holders The receipts TO day
are quite moderate and the sales amount 10 about 1000
bbls The quotations So SO so for common state,
IS IS AZ for EXTRA ss IS 80 % for extra Gencsee,
AZ so IS 30 for extra Canadian. wheat-irime samples
continue scarce prices FIRM inferior qualities are dul
sales today 10 900 bushels at 81 % FOR white Canadian,
al i6 for Chicago spring and 81 % Tor Milwaukee club
very choice sample Of white Canadian brought " co.
Corn-There fair speculative demand, AMI the market
Ia nrmer NJ 1c Dr. advance. Sales day 5000 bushels,
nj Sic ssc tor Western mixed afoa and SIC. In lots
the depot, Sales of oats TO day, 5000 bushels at sc.
whskey 3oc and the market had advanced At the cl SC
~ 81 &c. 49, =. 49,
Flour unchanged Sales 500 bpls. at 81 for Wisconsin,
ss Is for common state and 81 80 - 70 for superano
and extra Canadian Wheat nim. Sales % 600 bushels Al
81 49, 81 40 for Chicago spring and 81 IS for Racine.
Corn dun axe imports 10 600 bushels wheat
lo,oc2sshsl 1hsp', J.coo eushss cora
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The Excise Commissioners.

The Board Of Excise Commissioners met in the Common
Pleas Court room at II O'Clock A. NJ wednesday-prs
sent Commissioners Holmes and Kerr The following per-
appeared with the requisite petitions and made app
cations for licenses which granted the psymsat
of tho suml annexed 70 their names.
NsKxYPERs' uCxNsKs
Charles A. Stetson, OF the Aston House. SIS.
VIM Hart AZ James street. $40.
Montgomery =. ciller, 204 Blocker street, $50.
Park Tford, liz Sixth avenue, $40.
James A. Tford, corner OF Third avenue and Seventh
street, $50.
Nicholas C. Houseman, 1854 East Broadway, tSs.
Herbert Harris, 16i Church street, $50.
srOsFHESPxHs' ucRssEs
VIM. C. Burdick, II Liberty street.
Eealson h Anthony, q Beaver street.
Henry viii, - Duane street.
Henry D. Felter, 500 Broadway.
William T. I. B. Piiman, 81 and Dos Hudson street.
The Board ordered that all the bonds received up this
time be died with the County Clerk, and then adjourned
till Friday, at 3h O'Clock p
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Affairs In Washington.
Nr2N7ANT EKyUkIMEKfS WITH RpRAcHtoA nIra
FIREARMS, HrU.

Affairs In Washington.
INFORMANT ExyVkIMENrs WITH sssAcH.LoAp1s
FIREARMS, xrU
wAsH1Soros, Juno ~, 1857.
The aesre aries OF War and Navy with lsype
of spectators. vted che United States arsenal todav "a
test the rslatys merits OF the bresch loading nrs.rms
The following on the ground for competition
Colts rife carbise and PISTOL distance one two and four
hundred yaris sbsxp's sae and carbine distance
Burnstdes' 2hode Isanf rife, distance Merrslss
Baltimore y.de and oaroiae, same distance,
The result OF the test applied not ye1 ascertaaed
tail At hundred yards Sha-ps rife proved The
accurate thong Gthere spirited contest vita Colts
and Burusides At three hundred yards the contest
nearly equal Shasps missing AT for hundred and
five hundred yards Cots ride the day. Burnsdes'
ca,bine beat sharps badly at i've hundred yards the lat
ter hitting the target only Ave shots The Seore
aries of war and Navy remained on the groand during
he whole time, the former making excellent shots
with Colts pistols at one hundred yards.
The NEW YORK Herald announced the appointment Of
Col Cummings Governor Of Utah the day after 1t was
made other papers, which then contradiced it,
publishing il IS news.
Governor McMullen leaves for Washington Territory on
the Goth of July.
The President has recognized Edward WalGhouse Mark
British Consul for Maryland, to reside at Baltimore
The Masons of this District Joined by their brethren
Richmond, and celebrated st. Johns Day by visit
Mount Vernon. The ceremonies at the tomb were of
deeply solemn character Among the incidents the
christening the premises Of two children bear the
name of Washington,
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Personal Rsneontre at the Capitol of Con.
nectfcut.

HARTFORD, June "a, 1887.
At noon to dag James E. Durham OF bridgeport of
the Tank Commissioners or Connecticut, and william f.
Noble also OF Bridgeport attacked Judge Brooks, Chair
Of the Bank Committee in the vestbule OF the State
HouJe, calling h. n old liar, scoundrel &c,
OF hs position IN regard TO a bank.
Judge Brooks seizd Mr.. Noble by the collar and thrust
him against The vail be abou, to throw him down
stairs when the spectators nlerfered and separated the
CONTESTANTS ~ force Mr.. Durham fed on the first de-
mcastraton from Judge Brooks.
committee OF investigation was appointed by the
House, and hey are now taking evidence, with view
br ny Aess-s Durham aud Noble TO accountability for
asaupg officer Of the House while In the discharge OF
bis ofica, duty.
later account Of the ARRAY that NJ Noble inter-
lam, but was not al all involved b the fghi
The committee reported to the House that sr Durham
ought 10 apologize Mr. BROOKS, and also the House;
ana this M DunhAm willing to do; but Nr. Brooks, Is
understood, refuses to accept an apology.
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Removal OF the Landings OF tine East and
North River Steam boats.

NehOvh OF the Lanulngs OF tine Ease ana
North River Steam boats.
The Committee OF the Board Of Aldermen 10 whom
referred the subject OF the removal Of the landings
OF the sas river steamers to above the foot OF Grand
street. East river and the landings Of the North river
steamboats, to or above Canal street. North river, met In
No. City Hall at P. II. on Wednesday, Alderman
Steers In the chair. petition from three thousand
chants asking that the landings OF the boats be not chang
ed proposed, received at the last meeting of the
committee. At this meeting the following petition In
or said proposed removal received by the com
mitiee
NEw York, June Is, 1857
Tori I'VE the undersigned, property owners merchants
and others, doing business in the city OF New York would
respectfully represent TO your honorable body
that the present location OF the landings of tue steam
boats plying en- the North and Fest rivers
causes the thoreuehfares I'M the lower pan OF
that their passage through the crowded por
tons OF the waters about the city endanges the lives and
property OF our citizens and that are an
sing from the want OF sufficient wharf for
our shipping We would, therefore, petition your honora-
bic body pass ordinance removing the sndnss o.
street. ana those Of the Fast river steamboats, TO or above
the foot Of Grand street. And your petitioners will ever
pray.
Over two hundred signatures were attached to this PED
ton.
kAAo NEWTON of the Peoples ne Of steamers opposed
the proposed change.
Nessrs. Mlss GRANT, merchants, doing business in
the swamp thought that they could get their goods
carted quicker with less trouble to the foot OF Grand
street than 10 piers No and OF the press in
broadway SO they were in favor OF the proposed removal
OF the steamboat landings.
Mr. MUS also IN favor OF the proposed removal
The committee then adjourned al Wednesday next al
2P.h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-25

The Troy Times Of Tuesday evening says -DCeneral
Wool lies dangerously IN at his residence in ,bs oIi
and u IS very doubtful whether he will recover III,
disease is pneumonia, or Inflammation of the lungs
me General was 10 good health until Saturday
brought ON the disease This morning he wa.
very low, and iusensble council Of physicians r,.
called this afternoon consisting Of his attending pbvs
clan, Dr. thorn, and Drs James NcNsughton Of An.nv
and Wotkyns, OF Troy Later in the afternoon the Gene
raj was caster and BIS symptoms were considered noys
rbsgs sl VIC lgas' ~''"'
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Advance Wages 60 sssmen.

Al meet ne Of shipowners this morning an agreement
made that aer the Isl OF July next the Payment OF
aivanCe 10 scamen was 70 be dis uutlnued IN
cordance with the plan OF shpowncrs Of other ports
Hereafter they will furnish suit Of warm clothing, and
engage TO gse bounty Of cent on the earned wages
Of those Of the who perform the voyages and 10
Of the loss q the shin outward vo age the
10 be pad the earned 10 Tie OF such loss and
in less than TO- month foreign and for two
week on coastwise voyages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-25

TH PaosPru ~ CstfFoRyA-GRru YnuD oy Corn
ASrcrAur.-we have seen a private letter, which
came by the si steamer, from gentleman San iran.
CISCO, which states that the writer's opinion the cid Of
gold for the year 1857 will not be much short Of hun.
ared millions Of dollar The assumption based on the
knovledge that the facilities for waning have been great
y increased By the completion Of canals and
dtches which have been progress for year or two
past, The letter further states that trade in San Fran
&C. will lie good Throughout the summer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-25

NtNFHsl 'Nne n Is51.
John Able, known as 4 gambler here, shot dead
this Afternoon by named John Everson, in front Of
the warshsm House Able asked Everson FER some
money that he owed him. and the reply he got ps.
to ball through his body, The affair Sreaied great ey.
ctemcn among the citizens who assembled AT the Jail,
determined to hang Everson but through the psrsuaonS
OF the Mayor and others they Gained do meet
ing was appointed for this evening, however, decide
upon what was 10 be done with Eyersop
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The German Sangerbund at Detroit.

large number OF delegates have arrived to attend
the ninth anniversary Of the German Sangerbund whih
commences In this city today They will give grand
concert this evening Russell Hall and another
evening The festival will conclude with ball on Friday
evening II Is understood that the net proceeds Of tha
and ball will be devoted the benet of the dss
titute population OF Northern Michigan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-25
The Great Rate nc Aibany-The Dalton Horse
the Winner of the sinke..


race for $1,000 a side OF TN afternoon. be-
ween the Dalton horse owned here, and the Taylor
horse, owned IN New York. The distance was twenty
miles IN harness. The Dalton horse made waiting
for seventeen miles, laying close 10 Tayors quarter and
taking Il easy, and at the 18th mile Dalton drew ahead
and nlaincd Il for a mile, when lay or past him,
going In a few lengths ahead. The time for travelling
twenty miles hour twelve minutes and City four
seconds The Judges decided the in favor Of naton
who Gets the stakes in consequence OF Tsy run
ming The horses matched for hfy mile race, to
come of al New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-25
Republican State Convention of rIRssachls-
sets.
NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES FOR STATE OFFICES

NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES FOR STATE OFFICES
WoRc1TxR, Mass, June "A, 1867.
The Republican State Convention met in this city today.
Fiftytwo towns represented by $50 delegates MIR.
Joseph White, OF Lowell, presided. After the orgAniza
ton had been perfected informal vote taken for
candidate for Governor and Hon N. Banks received
2s votes Of 4e4. The result received with great
applause.
In the afternoon session a warm discussion took place
upon the informal nomination Of Mr.. Banks.
Messr5. Erastus Hopkins, Charles G. Davis. Rodney
French Charles Francis Adams and j. e. Goodrich all gave
In their adhesion to Mr. Banks provided he should come
out squarely on the republican platform.
without definite information to the plank plauks
which Mr. Banks stands, he received the nomination for
Governor by the following vote -
N r. hAnxs ....ocl
!. H. Hoodrien 20
Mr. Goodrich nominated for Lieutenant Governor by
acclammAtion, but declined
Oliver Warner, of Northampton, WAS then nominated
for Lieutenant Governor; Thomas D. Eliot Of New Bed
ford for Attorney General Joseph White Of Lowell for
Secretary OF State vaerus Tu OF Upton, for Auditor
and Thos. ]. Marsh OF Waltham, for Treasurer.
Resolutions adopted sdhering to the Philadelphia
platform; in favor Of limiting Legislative sessions to
hundred days, and demanding more economy in State
pendit1res.
alec resolved that regard the decision OF the
Supreme Court the bred Scott case usurpation OF
the judicial power for political purposesan insult TO the
memory or the fathers OF country and founders OF
goverrment-a vosAion OF the panes,, natural and
stuiopal principles of lava perverson OF HISTORIAN
del beately struck II the lights and freedom oil man.
The last resolution pledges the republican party 10
unr,g and unconpromising opposition to the existence
and further extension Of slavery.
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DsstrUetivc Consideration.

BURNING OF TIE oAKUM WORKS AT BRISTOL, 2. I.
BRgToL, X. l., June II, 1861.
=, Tne brsto Oakum Works, owned by Messrs. Devos,
Uimon TO-, were discovered to be on Ore at O'Clock
thus morning, and were soon totally destroyed tbs
origin OF the IRE is unknown The badnss wore nsureA
Tor DO 600 among the Hartford and Northw estern Ve
ern Massachusetts, and Slater Mutual Insurance oces
FIRE IN BOSTON.
BOSTON, June "a, 1857
W. l.. r. Brooks furniture dealer, John Morgan Neuos
seller and Others nearly destroyed by Ere kHsf
night. The loss Is about $4,000.
BURNING OF An IRON FURNACE.
DETROIT, June "a, 1867.
The new blast furnace in nitrank, owned by the De-
troi and Lake Superior Iron Mining Company with some
valuable machinery, destroyed by nre about eight
O'Clock this morning. The loss Is estimated at S3S Ooo
and % partially covered by insurance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-25

Ms ELIZA IoeAN-Ihe excitement created by the
beautiful and artistic sciiDg Of Ms Eliza Togas, Wal
lacks, Continues to Increase. The theatre Is nightly
crowded. las, night she appeared Julia, the
Hunchback" To night she repeat, the character Of
juliet Ms Iogsns success "a secured. She stands a.
tue head Of the American stage.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

The Ccurf or Appeals-The Metropolitan Po-
lice Case.
AIaAxY, June f<-1.SoP.M
The decision Oh the Court Of Appeals In ae Metropolitan
police Gaze has NOT yet been rendered
Case No. 2 70 now ON argument
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-25

sentatives OF the city In the Common Voun-
ell: the dirt that Is thrown upon him falls pon
oar own faces. If he is wrong in his una er-
standing OF the constitutionality of the Metropo-
polisan Police act, he will yield to the mandate
of tho courts: had he yielded without it he
would have been liable to impeachment, and
would lave been handed down to posterity
as the Mayor who had not the pluck to defend the
rights of bis city when every respectable NUM-
cipal officer n it was ready to back him, and the
eoundest COUNSEL advised him that be was right.
We repeat, the attacks that are made upon him
by the Albany ohgarcby and their orgaus are the
mere empty outfeuring ct spite and disappoint-
ed knavery; they stand in lieu of sensible argu-
ments, and will heavily reccil upon their authors.
The EXPECTED DECISION OF The CoUKT OF
ArpEMs.-The public is locking forward with
intense interest to the decision of the Court of
Appeals On the new Metropolitan Police bill
That august tribunal has never, perhaps, been
called on to decide question of greater interest
or Importance 10 the community. Its decision
alone, bat Of every city, village, county and
township in the State and in the Union. If the
Metropolitan Police bill be declared to be not
violation of the provisions of the constitution,
there is net an instiA ltion Of local government
now existing througAo ut the State that may not
be usmped by cspe ienceless Olgarchy at Al
bany.
But it is consolatcry, % think that such vio-
lntion OF the elective rig hts of the people cannot
he sustained o. tolerat. by the Court of APP
peais, unless that body hould prove untrue to
lite high calling, and saa I'D, like the Supreme
Court Of this city, take \ narrow, pettifogging
view of the great quest on submitted to it.
If the law is to be sustainea at all-and we think
it is not to bet can only be by miserable,
quibbling illiberal interpHea tion of the phrase
ology used in The constitution and by an ig-
noring of the spirit aadinteut of the instrument.
We do not anticipate that the Court Of Appeals
will initiate the Supreme Court of this city. We
look to it for something more editable to its re-
putatioK The public does sol The public want
to have the question decided ne upon bubbles,
but upon broad gyoundoof rubiA polity-to have
it decided once for all.
If the Court of Appeals regard AS we think
it is bound to regard-tke whele q 'ope of the con-
stitution, and the main purpose an intent of its
trainers, which was to deprive the State govern
ment of ito then immense patronage and to vest
it in the people, there CEN be 40 gu estion as to
what the decision will DO. But if it should en-
dorse the Metropolitan Police bill, it will have
utterly dis-sgarded The spirit Of the constitution
and then it will be for the people to re-ex2res,
by an amendment to that instrument, their idea
OF the great principle whohli lies at the baais Of
principle of selt-governnent
Let not the Court of Appeals subject itself to
that rebuks:
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Exploits or He unssbreak szx.

hATEf5fVE bUH0LAKY IN ALEXANUHxA, VA
ALsxMToRIA, June "a. 1857
The ewe.y store OF W W. Adarzs in th;s place, wusr
entirely swept By burglars las: night Upwards Of
$4,000 WORTH OF ewa.y and plate stolen by theM
There clue " the robbers.
BURGLARY IN PArERSOTy Nd
PATERSON, June "a, 1867
The residence OF NJ. JOHN Murray In this plsce,
broken into this morning during his family absence and
an English Geneva watch and chan two bracelets, twv
sean Two keys and pencil case, all Of gold were car
riea on thirty dollars in money was elso tsken Its
reward offered for recovery of the issin articles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-25

HocsroS or rs srus.-Ssm Houston has made out
an publishes programme for s,umpng Texas on the
lbercato al question lie invites H,a. q. r Kennels
a.; 5ercc-,'c cs.f 'a:e, 70 mss,hm.
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Movements of (,overpor Marcy.

BAilsT0N SPA, juno a 1901.
Hon. ". I. Marcy arrived here last evening, and IL
stoppBg At the sans Souc HOTEL where be will remain
until the tine OF MS departure for Europe.
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Tx MASONIC CELEBRATION AT PROVIDENCE, r. 4.
PRoyDD VE r. L, june n lS67.
The Masonic celebration passed on very pleasantly Ths
sssebsss was lssgs and the dplay hue. me ovstsoe
vas BY the Rev Dr. Randolph and Sae poem BY Mr. Van
zandt Both were excellent The De Aosy Boston En-
dinner Viperb.
TIE 0oLoRsD FREE MAsoss OF PRvLASsLPaIA.
pHlIADxlrHIA, .Tnne "A, 1857.
The colcred Mssens Of this city made an imposing pro
cesson this morning celebrate and dedcAte sher HAE
which has just been nn,shs There LeAriy seven
hundred perrons the line, who hands one regatta
and other psraphernala Of me Order The Ia dges wer
accompanied BY bands OF musc, and display sd several
rich banners Among the strangers present lodgs
from Camden. the Maryland Grand Lodge, and her''
dian Lodge OF New York.
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The crop now going forward WI rIi be.
low 5000 900 bates Under The influence Of q good
demand and light receipts dour advanced Loo lsc per
barrel upon The lower grades ana Sc Ioc fo- medium
70 good extra. Wheat arm, wiz, sales Of Mlwauxie
ciao u S. Fair Canadian white so,d 81 So primo
CLUB DO a. 81 Co. and prime white Ohio ss 81 co. Corn
was Inner, with sales Of sound western mixed at &c.
soc, and prime high mixed ct ssc, with Southern yellow
at ssc White Southern ranged from eoc s,c. Pork
Was heavy and lower, with Gales Of $3.50 S:s,
part check on the day In sugars the market exhibited
no change Of importance, while sales were confined to
about 200 hhds cuba mascovado, chesy grades
al e7Sc loc. The raes OF coaee embraced cargo of
200 bags Pic. and 500 do al rates given In another
column. American hemp quiet and nominal A esle
OF 800 bales Manila was made at &C., the purchaser 10
have the benefit OF the reduction in duties the Of
July, If not previously Withdrawn from bond for con
sumption. freshis continued dull, and engagements
light.
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Boston Weekly Bank Statement.

Borrow, June "a, 1857.
10 following are the footing, Of our bank state for
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-24

HardWsFe except sush specified IL third class Coffee
Ms Machinery Foreign Liquors 10 bFrels and pipes.
obaoeo IN boxes Leather 10 roll and boxes Oils bar els
and ks- Coekery I'D eueensware in crate and casks,
hiee, Whiting Pas er, sheet Brass AID copper
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-24
MACDONALD,S

GAL YANZZED IRON REFRIGERATOR
WE have just received sample OF the shove valuable
w Ciet which recei. ed the Premium others
TIE Chr sta Palace EEhbitiOHHt the Fair Of Agricultural
and Nicola meal Assoc a0nat The FAIR sehanics
Institute and al all Fairs where 10 has been exhibited.
IL supposed 10 be The DO article Of kind before
she pu0ic Those who feel interest," 10 tins subject
requested 70 aud examine E approved, will re-
oegs orders for u ard furnish @ at smal advance upon
juneg MACKRNZIE & WILSON.