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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-28
REWARDS.

~
CO REwARD-LOsT, ON FRIDAY MORNING JUNE
sDO rs female canary bird She last tying oss.
tbs bk between Bleecker Houston Mulberry trosry
streets The above reward will be paid returning her %
o. Bleecher street
&C REwARD-Losr, ON SUNDAY MORNING A
FC small black and tan terrier slut with trimmed
bob tail 1he above reward will be paid delivered he
Libby House. 50 Warren street. New York.
Ok pEwARD.-LOsT, ON SATURDAY EVENING AT
spO half pact eight from the yard Of 70 White
black dos between Fewfoundlspd and 81
hsd lesher cellar iron and chain
TO the 81 Rover Whoever will dog
the above place win receive The above reward.
6DS REwARD-PArENT LEVER GOLD WATCH NO
sDZO T1pl Tobias maker lrs stolen AFTER
about O'Clock viii going steamboat fraser
Cute N. y. The had ribbon fob chain A.
tachsd ss1 BUCKLE and seal IL the reurped To-
0sO T. THEM, In Fifty second Broadway hs
above reward will be paid and no questions .sked-
e1nn REWARD LOST, ON rRIDAy TIE 2,rH
BlOO wst between The hours Of 4 and o'ro,h p N
on the road leading from The country OF
mersey fsq The wss'uort depot or al the DEPOT
TIE cars OF the br O'Clock train from New Haven
forf one hree stone diamond ring set be.viiy
gold setting marked on the nside Hervey
so PIE pal, Of heavy chain gold bracelets about inches
IN wldh The above reward will be pail tor bs
applcaiSn 70 xrs Andrew Hsmersey Compo Paiat
New York
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Increase OF week compared with that Of 1857. So
The following "a . comparative statement Of the value
OF exports from the Of the year 10 June
a.
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H1On REwARD-Losr. ON
FURNITURE.

E,rAxEILED CHAMBrR SUITS OF yuRrrrURn, m
~ AL coors and aylea Wholesale and retail fro
rs and upward. WARREN WARD, No III Canal sses,
aid No ~ four doors east OF Broadway, Few York.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
whe offered for three days only the private resdeace
H0 West Twenty seet the hghh and MINI
avenues family about leaving the city n,eh rosewood
suts French brocade velvet and hair cloth
did wood bookcases elegant Turkish
easy An reception chairs French plate oval and pier mir
rich carpets china rosewood dressing
and bedseads extension tables china and glass hair
mahresse &c superior rosewood octave
forte, solid pearl depth OF
tone rarely with has been used only three months and
will be warranted BY the makers The furniture contained
In The house h In perfect order.
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England and France.

The Paris correspondent of the Manchester
Guardian says that the alarm Of a war with Eng
land il reaching persons OF high official position in
Paris, and that In a recent conversation upon the
subject, Morny and Fould, both exclaimed, There
is no doubt VI the every day increasing tension Of
the Situation; but. sooner than that such war
should break out, would throw myself at the
Enperor's feet, nor rise till he had given up his
fatal pian.' great parsonage standing by said,
Yes, just as the Due de Montpensier did to his
father, Louis Philippe, to eRtreat him on the eve
oil the Revolution, Of 1913, to allow the offensive
passages In the Address to be cancelled The i'm
preston OF these words i, reported ~ having been
very profound. II IL undeniabie, adds the CORES
peadentt that the whole situation leeks dark enough
to Brighten those men wh0se fortunes woald be
destroyed should tho Empire be 90.
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In q recent debate in the House Of Lords on this
subject the Earl of Carnarvon, Under Secretary Of
State for the Colonies admitted that there aretwo
separate and distinc; branches of the C0oie trade
namely, the transportation Of CGolie apprentices
to the British colonies and their conveyance in
British vessels to tbs slave colonies Of Spain. Lord
Carnaryon said, 10 his spaech, the authority OF
Sir John Bowring. that the Stree immigrants who
are obtained in China for transmission to Cuba,
are for the most part either drugged with opium
until they are insensible, and then taken on
board ship, violently seized and carried Of or.
iu,many instances, openly purchased in China--
When they are thus got on board, they are forced
to sign what is called an indentuTs of apprentice
ship, by which they bind themselves to work for
eight years for stipulated daily wages. mot ex-
ceoding 80 cents a day. and while on the passage
to some colony of which they know no:hing-not
even the name-they obliged TO suffer priva
tions and misery Of the most revolving nature
The Bishop ofO1ford cited a case where a number
Of these wretcbed Coolies we're hnddled on board
ship, and fell sick before they put to sea- and it
was considered too expensive to give them raedi
cal aid, they we're landed on the beach and aben
doned, where many persisted from starvation, aud
many others were devonred by wild dogs and pigs
From the Sd of June, 1Si7 to the LIST of September
1856, the total number Of Coolies imported into
Cnba $50. 1t is calculated that qaite equal
number persisted on the passage. Inone instance,
cut of cargo Of 200 Coolies, 1872 died during pas
seae of 149 days. In another, 122 died out of l75
during passage of III days. The survivors
those who serving their apprenticeship
are, 1t is proved, treated with far less consdera
tice than Is Phown TO the negro slave and it is
thonsht that not one half of the number will sur
visc their eight years service.
This debate also revealed the fact that long cor
respondeuce has taken place between the govern
ments Of the United States, of France. and Great
Britain. with reference to the Coolie traffic and the
laws relating to IL; and that the two former gov
erDments haze strongly urged the suppression Of
the trade, on the ground that it is quite cruel
audrepugunnt to humanity and civilization, as the
old trade in African negroes.
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ARMY INTrLIdGENcE. &c,

WASHINGTON. July 81 The following army or
deis have been issued The order for the "a cava-
nv to leave Texas for Kansas has been counter
msnded. Tie graduates OF West Point are order
ed rs follows Those assigned to the dragons, cav.
airy and mounted rides, are to report at Carlisle,
Pa those assigned to the artillery, are to report
at Fort Monroe those already assigned to the 5th,
eth. and 10th infantry, to report at Newport, KY,
aud those assigned to other infantry regiments, to
report at Grosvenor's Island. New York.
The Florida Military Department is to be broken
up.
tary Toucey has recovered from his Illness.
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xnIu enArHrC uHWe.
RsrosrID non THH DAitYDIsrArun
EXPULSION OF AMERICANS From MExfCO--
CUBAN QANARD--pARh9UAY.& &c.

CUBAN OANAHD--PAKAdUAY,& &c.
WASHINGTON, sJuiS 21--One o. the sufferers ~
zuioNea's forced taxation Ia Mexico, had, this
morning, an fnterview with the President Oh the
suhject II Il understood be will make affidavit to
all the facts OF she aud file IL In the state De.
partmens Acting under the advice OF Mr.. For.
syth he refused to pay the tax, and was compelled
to leave Mexico Il is not probsble Mr. Forsyth
wonld have been directed to withdraw his legation
had he not terminated his connection previously.
There are good reasons to believe, from recent
Information, that our Government IL now In fair
way TO acquire Cuba. This Is derived from an un-
questionable source saks
Owing to the perseverance Of Col Florence, the
second sioop of war will be buiit ut Philadelphia
The order will probably be issued tomorrow.
The Fulton and Harriet Lane are the only res
sells yet detailed for Paraguay. The utmost care
will be taken 10 selecting Commissioner to &C
company the expedition.
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ANNIVERSARY OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE IN Lon,
poN-The Anniversary of the Declaration OF hide
pendenoe of the United States celebrated by a
banquet held Oh the 4th of July, at the London
Tavern, and attended by about so American gen
tlemeD residing in london. The dinner took place
under the auspices of the American Association,
a society recently established in London for the
benefit Of the citizens of the States while ourning
in this country. The banquet was presided over
by General Robert B. Campbell, U. s. Consul at
London on whose right sat Mr.. Dallas; and among
the company MIR J. X. Croskey, Capt. Man
giles, NJ p, Mr.. r. W. Keunard, Dr. Chas. Mackay,
Mr. NJ Marshall, Mr.. A. Dallas, Mr.. G. Moran,
Assistant Secretary of American Legation, Mr.. ii
Hurlbut, Mr. C. +. Mcneil, Mr.. Il. Noyce Browne.
DR.. Ballard. Mr.. G. F. Train, Mr.. Thornton Hunt,
Mr. Whitehead, OF New York. Letter of apology for
non attendance were received from the Hon. Jas
I. Mason, from the principal American Consuls In
The United Kingdom from MIR. G. Peabody and
Others. The room tastefuiy decorated with
the star -.pangled banner and the Union Jack. and
over the Presidents table hung portraits of Gene
raj and Lady Washington, and also an excellent
likeness of Queen Victoria, graconsly lent by Her
Majesty for the occasion. After exhausting very
long list of 'seutiments" and spending very con-
vivial evening, the arty broke up a late hour.
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UARGAINs IN DRY GOODS, AT MAI

BARGAINS In DRY GOODS, AT MAI
- LERTS Cheap Store:
Berages and Herage do Lsiues very cheap.
Richest styles of Lawns, fast coiors. 1212 cts.
Calicoes OF the newest designs, unusually low.
Back Dress Goods cheaper than ever offered
treat bargains in qingbams and Lawns
w bite AID coiored Brilliants selling cheap.
sup rfine Bleached Sheetings and Shirting5.
White Fripges f1r eounterpanes very cheap.
Back Net, Black Velvet aud Trimmings, cheap.
+ White Marseilies and Brilliant Capes for children.
Splendid Linen Shirt Bosoms great bargains
Table Cloths and Towelliags. extraordinary cheap
Busters ofali styles ut low prices.
Superior White Cotton Hose at l2& cts.
Debages and LavelIa Cloths for travelling dresses
Black and White Lawns for oae dollar q dress.
Heavy Black Twisted silk Mitts only 371S cts.
Cactus and Hoop skirts. Steel and Brass Hoops.
Ladies and chidrens Parasots at half price.
Great bargains in Swiss and Check Musns.'
Those wishing to purchase may rely on getting
good bargains for the money. by calling at my store
AUGUSTUS MAILkkT,
iy IiI Main
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LATEST ERnM UTAH

ST. LOUIS, July 2o.-The Salt Lake mail hai
reached ST. Joseph's. Gen. johnson, with Capt
Marcy, had entered Salt Lake City. The Mormon
have been invited to return aud assume their pos
sessions and dwellings,. Provo lie still the Mormon
raliyiug point. The express, with orders from th'
War Department 70 Gen. Harvey, was passed sil
miles n rear of the General.
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FOR SAIEJ wish m call

EA FOR SALE Il wish to sell pri-
E::i Sately, a small TRACT OF LAND, lying in
Il county of Powhatan, and containing about six
ty acres 1t is situated about mile from james
Z yer andles a joining the lands OF James H. Sub
lex, Mrs. GcCaw and others The improvements
are good dwelling House, with five rooms and
passage; Kitchen; Mt house: Barn. and other
houses common to plantation The quality of the
land is excellent Nearly the whole Of the open
land has been cleared within the last ten or twelve
years, and by judicious application OF clover ard
plaster and other manures during that time is now
i'll very productive state
To any one wishing to iarm it in a small way, or
To any professional gentleman wanting pleasant
and agreeable home, in moral and intelligent
nes hborhood, the opportunity spresented OF graft
firing himself. Address
RIO. WREN, sublett's Tavern,
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ONluJN .LasT,C SI,NkINGo O

1 UNDUN ALASTIC SIUJkINGo OF eve
~ ~ size. for the of yaricose Veins, Ulcers.
DC on the legs anu arms, with large assortment
furn-h promptly. to order. ARTIFICIAL LEES Spinal
Stays, and every variety of APPARATUS for the sup
port Of the baby in functional and organic c.ange
of tbs Bones, Muscles, Veins and joints
MbADE L. BAKER. Chem SITS, &c,
lS6, N. W. corner Main and 10th streets
il
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Dr.D-Michael Murray, New York Alderman
and member Of the special committee OF the Ccpn-
Gil which visited Richmond with the remains OF
FIX President Monroe died ..on Monday last. lie
had not enjoyed health since his return. He was
but 20 years of age and was we'll known as fight
ing politician in the LIST Ward Of New York.
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REV. Ma. MoRRIsoN.-The New York Church
Journal states that, in the shsrt time since Rev.
Mr. Morrison, formerly of this city, accepted
the Rectorship Of the important parish OF
Christ Church, Lexington, Kentucky, more
than fifty have been added to the com
munion, and the congregation has so increased
that it has become necessary to enlarge the build
ing, for which purpose six thousand dollars have
| haan NH rrib
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MArr.roxI IMPRoyENENT.-A company has been
formed for the improvement of the navigation Of
the Mattaponi river for boats Of light draught
from Ayle,ts in King William, to a point at or
near Guiuey's Depot in the county of Caroline -
The Gum of S. 600 has been subscribed to the
scheme, and Capt. Geo. Tyler, of Caroline, elected
President of the Company.
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MAN Snnr-Mr. AIexander Alien. of Jnhns

MAN SHoT-Mr Alexander Allen, of Johnson
county, N. c., was shot in the abdomen by wo-
man OF doubtful character, near Smithheld, on
Saturday last Allen went to the womanS house
to sell some property which he alleged to be his;
the woman ordered him off, and while in the act
of turning away. she shot him. stated, with a
common shot gun. The wound is supposed to be
mortal
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~ TYLER Co., i29 Main street, undoubtedly
make the best Ambrotypes of any made in the city
and their prices the lowest Give them call if you
have not yet done SO. Superior Anbrotypes, Pho
toeraphs. Reesotypes. new st les. Is cts to $25
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CoLLIsLos-A collision occurrt d on the Jackson
(Miss) Railroad between two mail trains, on FRI
day last, near Babala. Several persons were
wounded, but none killed.
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Judge Mclean.

Judge Mclean, whose name vas 20 prominent
among the BLACK Republican candidates for the
Presidency. IL nov about ssssnty-three years Of
age, 80 that it 10 not probable he will ssafn be
brought into the POLITICAL field. SM
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BRUTAL ATTACK.--0scar Won Briesen, Russian,
and music teacher was brntslly cowhided 10 Ra
leigh, n. c., last week, by Talbot Lyon. his bro
tLer, and another man. His clothes and flesh were
badly cut up. One of the parties has been ar
rested.
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The "DArLY PRESS" is the name OF a new daily
paper started in Petersburg by Messrs. Martin'
Fraetas & Nelson. The conductors being pract'-
cal printers, it naturally presents an unusually
handsome and attractive appearance, and the pro-
misses the public regarding its future, il carried
out will ensure its success.
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MAIL RoBBER KILLED.-A letter from Pensacola
Fla, states that Mr.. Client, the mail robber who
was arrested in Pensacola, aud confined in the up
per room of Collins Hotel, ia that city, Oh the
night Of the l4th inst. in attempting TO escape,
jumped out of the window aud was killed.
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ARRIVAL OF THE KANGAROO.

NEW YORK, July 81. - The Kangaroo, from
Havre on the 7th. has arrived. Her dates are an
tieipated by the North Star.
LIVERPOOL, July T. p M-Markets generally IN.
changed.
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e1- WI 3. FOSTER. ESQ. is The authorized
agent for the Dispatch In Norfolk and Portsmouth.
subscssbsrs Ia those cities will obtain their papers
Regularly ffem him aa the earliest possible menee'
n the dav
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-22

There were l4S deaths in New Orleans, for the
week ending the 18th inst. nine of yellow fe-
vei.
There are l,325 employees now in the Gosport
Navy Yard.
Benz. Ralston, Of Savannah, out camping on Ty.
bee Island with some friends, was accidentally
shot and killed on the 10th inst.
Gov Wise is at present sojourEipg at Cobb's
Island, Va
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NOTICE.-This is 10 give notice that
" the partnerships existing between the under
signed and DAVID BlsSET, OF petersburg. 10 the
execution of contract with the United States for
tract with the Blue Ridge Railroad Company. Of
South Carolina, the said partnerships being some
times styled Eaw kins Bisset and sometimes Bisset
& t-awkins, ere dissolved by the Undersigned. ahj
that said BlSsbT has no longer any authority to
bind the undersigned ia any manher whatever.
PHIL. b. HAWKINS.
July goth, lS5S. jy 22-6ts
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Richmond Markets Jnly Fl.
BREADsTUF There /, no change ia FLOUR.
WHEAT has advanced cents, and fer rrime lots OF
He'd we quote 81 IS; White do. $I45. CORN un-
changed.
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AMERICAN MANUFACTURES IN EsoLAND-t 10
fact, significant of the progress of American man
ufacturing skill that the Birmingham (Engiish)
Manufacturers, initiate the trade marks OF Amefi-
can manufactured cutlery, and sell it as imported
from the United States. The London Times, OF
the LIST inst, reports the trial of the Collins com
pany u.s. Reeves, in which it was proved that the
letter had initiated all the trademarks OF the for
mer, au American company. even to the fac simiie
of s.w Collins signature, which is stamped on
~
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n.y. JUsr REcEIvED, beautiful as
sortment of fancy HAIR PINS, which sell cheap.
:, G BOETTCuER,
iy s-3ts Il III Broad street.
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s6s- NorIcn.-The subscriber having

purchased of Mr. W Peterson the entire stock Of
DRUGS and MEDICINES at the Storeo on the corner
of Main and FALL streets. formerly Gaynor Wood g
City Drug Store ana having made large additions
to the STOCK am prepared to offer to my friends
and the public generally. every thing In my line as
good and AZ cheap rs they can be purchased else
where and would be pleased to have them give me
call before purchasing, as feel confdentof giving
them satisfaction. tt
jy II -dis&Cw4t CHAS s DAWSON.
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Two Performances each pav.

Two Performances each Day.
50 The PROCESSION will BE- preceded by the
GorReons Hnsic Chariot, drawn by eight horses and
containing the New York Brass Band led by the &c.
compished Philip Niouter.
H. BEAR IN MIND that this is the GREAT
COMPANY from the BhUADvAY THEATRB.
NEW YORK CITY.
AS- See pictorials, HaDdtilis, &c, for accounts
of the many Splendid Acts ~ .tp-td
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no CONSUMERS OF COAL.--The suh.

L scribers will keep constantly On hand supply
of the various kinds of Coal produced Mt the Black
Heath ana old Etna Mines, such as LUMP, AVE
RA1E, HAIL and smiths Coal, with which
prepared to furnish those in want of superior
article OF fuel, at the lowest market prices The
parior quality OF iha al produced at tnes- mines
for general purro es is too wei! known to require
any recommendation, PARTICULARLY the smiths Coal
which cannot be exceed by any Offer 10 the trade.
Orders lett 1T MIR Alex. Motifs auction store or at
Mr.. Samuel hastings, on l4th street, or addressed
to MIR. john Farrar. the Company's Agent, through
box 2i9, VIII be punctually attended t..
jy 22-lm TOMPKINS 4 CO.
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The late Laurene HaMut0ns
fhs New Ycrk Heraidpubiishes An nrccsnt Of =
special religious service Of the members OF the
Junior Association Of st. Luke's Hospital, new
York. on the occasion Of the death OF LAufess
Hamilton. their late Treasurer. coss'oo'so,s
number Of the friends Of the deceased we're pteses.
and. among the copgreKation. not NV wese "s's'
ed 10 the sable habIiiments OF mourning IN resps'.
10 the memory Of the departed. Alter prayers sau
sing.ag, the Rev. DR.. Muhienberg, rector o. sne
church of which the decreased vas communicsnt'
delivered an address on the character ana useint
ncss OF the deceased, which was listened to Win
marked attention, showing the necessity for con
slant Christian profession In consequence Of the
uncertainty Of human life. The deceased had al
ways endeayorcd to hold fast by the faith, and to
fuii the sacred duties Of the Christian religion
lie was also cf much use to those who now 50 mnca
lauaented his removal from among them but they
had the consolation Of Knowing that he was gone
TO Join the spirits OF just made perfect, ana ron
the heights OF bliss they look down upon those VINO
are left behind, anxious for their endurance INTO
the end. And it seemed as If they were saying 10
those who are 10 co.ae after them. "Be strong,
quit you like men--isht the good ms"'' anu IAN
not 20 Join as In the city of our God
At the conclusion Of the address, the i4'in
hymn was sung by the choir aud congregation. IL
commenced
The Rev DR.. Muhleuberg Observed that TINS
hymn was seec.ed because il was one CT the favor
lie hymns OF the deceased who delighted OF times
TO sing it. This factstated Just before the
was sung-lent It additional interest, ana every
person present seemed to join 10 the chorus with
the utmost fsrveLcy.
Appropriate pray ers for the bereaved family were
then offered the reverned gentleman !mpiorIng the
| mercies OF a kidd Providence on those whon, III
the exercise of his inscrutabe will, he had deemed
| il proper to afiiict.
Another hymn (the 1T2d) was then sung, begin
ming
softly now the light OF day
Fadeth from my sight away.
The music was sweet and impressive, ana was
performed by the boys Of the choir OF the commi'
MON. The whole service was OF a solemn ana I'm
| posing character; and during the singing OF the
favorte hymn of the deceased and the prayers Ior
the welfare of his bereaved family, there we're
many weeping eyes among the congregation
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DURE LIQUORS, &c Pure FRENCH
BRANDY from Richmond Custom House, of
superior quality.
srmmeldean and Clfmmers OLD RYE WITS
KEY of good age and fine flavor.
JAMAICA RUN. ...- a. .r.
superior & 2. and English Breakfast TEAS, of
late importatioAs. GEO. A. HUNDLEY CO.
" 22-3t* Broad street.
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D& New FRS Poor RoorIsa-The

Subscribers, successors OF EsTnL 3 Co, In their
PATENT ELASTIC
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
CEMENT ROOFING.
now offer the same to the public
1t makes one Of the very best and cheapest roofs
ever used for DWELLINGS, CHURCHES, BARNS,
DEPOTS, &C.
Ii also makes invaluable PAINT for tin roofs.
stops the leak ones and prevents those newly put
on from leaking.
Roofs painted with this material will not require
re,paiotiDg for many years
All orders in city or country promptly attended
to. CD YALE CO.,
l3a Main street.
a. County Rights in Virginia for SALE
in 2f-2m