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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-29
SAAGs a. A.U4Ioa.


A Jno 4 HunGEhfoRD 4 Co, Az TiosEa5
r.. ferempiory sale Elegant household Furniture, Oh
psntngs sss1aIy nnofor.s. Mirrors yelve, aud russ-s
thfpe on hs Gay saturday, at IS West sixteenth street.
near sish essnSs sale commencing at 10Y oclo sod By
grand action octave Plan forte lined ssnwooi
string o. elegantly carved rosewood % BrlAi
way makers fo@eypnt Canterbury, DO. stool covered
French brncads cloth
coignufe marquesre and ros de Cabiaes LADY
Table and writ Desk nlali with pesrl; medallion velvet
carpets mosaic Rurs french ptse pier Mrr
and brarketa large mantel Mirrors
EN- oroidered lace Curtains French Shades Coxne t mag
phcert tus drawingroom Fu covered in three eorsd
satin brocse' OF the best description carved solid
wood Two tetr tete SOFAS,
Chairs two rosewood cenire Tables sstusry arbe TOP
70 match the SUITS Eegeres lined with ssn WOOD mar Ole
mirror DORIS and backs. Kings paebt reclining essy
CNss. card pier and qnsv,ce Tables OH Pantngs by lie
grand Cole fnman Rousse selrres Eglaw osar emit
arth nton Of Virgin Mary FROM celebrated
painting In Louvre Paris by Fngerna9l-
two match Paintings snenes Rocky orig
nal BY HgiAw roewood Hstsiand Chairs 70 match. ocoh.
velvet star oavp-ts silver Rod. 40 Parior chamber,
turnshed wild kngh Bsasse Carpets rosewood msrbe
dressing Bureaus Bsdseads @ mmode. % match Armour
tiace toilet Tables shaving STAINS Wardrobes Tabls de
kuu Rockers vouchss arm and oval back Chairs covered in
Beds Bois,sr. and sn!ows ov. Mirrors pss. Paintugs
decorated china toilet sets brocato Curtains Upper
beUMahcssns I'D black walnut Bureaus Sofas Rockers
wassnds Aiso general assortment dining basement
ard kitchen Furniture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-29

CxB .afI3s GALisRT or FaEsCH sSoLsH AID
u 49, rseAa rst-fvFs So BrrstwNr. r1frfF " bc1d
sr>l sn.nr vsch -in BE- found, 9cb~riH posac temNs
srrr~s ~ Morning ard EysusnE A. y Nsrons srge iant
0yns A n tn5P.M A ts1ou EaSnE1 C-scss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-29

A SPECIAL BEEIIN0 or THE KI6HTH WARD MO
a zar bsn Ware Comm,see will be held this lsaa ds!l
evening 81 IL O'clock ~ Hot mans Concert Hail. 5sJ Hu
steel ID CIDER OF WILLIAM H. Waikiki,
Ckalrna
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-29

NT0Rr0 AGE SALE OF A WHOLESALE LIQUOR STORE
M This day ~ l0 O'clock at 1873 New Canal street
Mott Bar and Bar Fixtures Standing Casks Futures
bsr Pumps. and every aing uausly found In Wholesale
liquor store. q. l.. Waikiki, Attorney.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-29
BALES AZ Auction.
HAhRy H. LAKDs A 90, AuCrlokLERs
IL ePAENDID nufLDlN9 SITES FoH FIRST GLASS
COUNTRY SEAS AZ hkwBvk.

tIAhkE II. LAKDs A 90, AUCTION LEis
IL ePAENDID BUILDING SITES FuH FIRST GLASS
COUNTRY skATs AT hkwBuka
buPhkhL JOURr SALE IN PARTITION.
hkNRf LEEDS co will sell by auction. The prem
ses a! Ne sbur.. on "Wednesday October NJ " O'Clock
sriendd building for first class country
seats belonging 10 the estate Of isn fhayer deceased
without reserve b w. Fullerton, Jr Esq referee The
proter situated two miles north OF the village Of kewburg
~ tho bank Of the Hudson river each commanding
spnca view III the river and surrounding country for
ihsn y mles There lots of IS acres each;
lots al scres each OF ~ OF acres of 10
acres ard ore OF IL acrts comprising liver mountain and
nispd scenery The Wow u ssh BY compesen Judges 10
acres contains vineyard OF about loo CAtawbA and
Isabella grspevnes In full bearing. The 10 acre
lot has stone farm house, barn and a large orch
ard The IL acre lat has never falling
OF water through the centre. The premises arc snr
rounded by the splendid country seas Of Warren Delano
bnTtan, q A. Elliott Mrs Waddel, MIRA PAGE, W H. I'd
warts Demiug and others A the view superior TO
or Tue river first csss neighborhood Of and
me land 10 the vicinity yearly Increasing Ia value
@ one'sd 70 persona seeking nne location for country
ssaa 90 ne nson river which may again With
lerms three qunrsrs OF the purchase money remain
on bond and for Ave years 10 the DAY
viii he delivered 49,.
Mans Of The property from the suconeers
or o. John ihsyer, ESQ, at fewburg
Trains Leave chambers s day at O'Clock ana vu
Fishkil opposite; steamer leaves foot Jay each
be ssle return BY railroad any hon
after the sale.
The steamer rbos Powell leaves every afternoon At 81
O'clock foot OF jaw street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-29

M DOUGHTY. AUCrfoNvER WILL SELL THIS DAY,
M Saturday tept ~ at l0 O'Clock. At 50 kAss street.
househola furniture Of family been ONLY N use since May
viz Teto stes and psror Chyrs Censrc rabss Book
Chandeliers extension Dining Tables sdsboards
Dining Chairs dres. ing Bureaus Wasbstapds bedseads
hair sasressss Warehouses Lounges Office Furniture &C. 40
0ocir car to boxed and shipped from The pre- mises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-29

SUsnAY BOAT FOR gLrsCO NEW ROCHgLLE err
- isiart, HAys Deck snd sr,s,toar0r ne sesmsr
MAkhAsEiI xAl leave JAtharfne oil Al r. A DsAnaT
street Eleerih Itreei p Twenty - itfees % and
Thrir EsFs.,. ssr-~t st2s
CUNpsY Boat FOR yxyPoBr .sn rTaTH AsroY-
~ tsafae Union, 2r~svie TOtlc4 nnt Ca suo4 Ls&
tip y ih- ssaea The steamer ALICE PRiCA etses k5a
80 @rtes ca sunday, sspt % a. 81 oeock 81 ter ~
c'olrrs. fare 40 e~nts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-29

MORTGAGE aALR-JoHN H. BUkIEy, AUCTIoNEER,
M WIN sell this day al two O'Clock at 44 Canal street.
Nsrck Bsresus Bedsesds Chalrs, extension centre and
other Tables Sofa Beds Sofas washstsnds Cottage Suits
wsrdr hes Bookca Looking Gasses Brussels three ply
and other Carpets Feather Beds Boil ers Po Hat
racks Comorters Blankets cooking and other Stoves Cut
lery, Kitchen Ware, &c. GOULD BANKS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-29

"A ". = IsGRAHAM.-rsl. dag, a. II O'Clock, In the
Is New Bowery, valuable variety OF exoeleut
housstod furniture 10 s;oves Tabrs CAsirs LookirE
olss~a CApetA 0lelosh, Crockery China, DRY Cords.
boys rsoes BooS Ac Jewciry. Watches. freaca en-
tFrdefed * A<fs and otser fashionable 0ootA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-29
MISCELLANY EOU1.
a 70 EAEpLosps AND owsERs OF PROPERTY

SIKH has very many apPlcaons for houses ~
Of than he supply Landlords md owner
houses will therefore please take notice that KAvANA8H
odce situated In the right $40. for selling Letting He
tends TO bis busnes from O'Clock the mofnug ua1n
~ O'Clock .; night He can, give the cky rsfs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-29

DR. soeErH HygKN An LARGE BALE ~ PAPER
ID HNnxfnxs The usdes wednesday and rhaSday,
ovsob~r md sts o'elccs n pr.oas-y. Il y aarsy
rich wall Pagers srench Decorstons gud and vel-et Pa
pes Bcrse Lscuiss vsswy OF NV prcsf satin Papers
wrbous rps~rd bar and he goods w be sid Ia s
10 pnrrhHaer win privilege 20 desevs Csalogues
rs.Sy sad ts@ goods vts~ Tussfsy Afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-29

A LOTION EoTrCE-To PERSONS About XkMovIHo
"A VII Ind 10 Asu advantage W call The great Metro
posn Erpss Noa - and 81 King street aad M 10
direct four h,uss wagons for removing families IN the coupi
Al kinds a satuAry. looking glAsssa pianofoes
moved with and ri rst. Furn packed bor.t
shipped N All parts q the world Families hi
sssy war Of moving without 4 oubs.
r. 0OuLDSMIrH Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-29

A VERY HANDSOME GRAY HoRSE poR SALE PYP.
n teen hands high sound and perfectly kind well
undxr the sa4dle and recommended OF the
peAaaatest driving horses n
three minutes lie ID the property Of private gentisman
and VIII be sold sby the going 70 Bu~vpo-
Apply ~ JAW Ii STABLE broadway and Thirty ninth
HtrOeta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17
BOOKS RECEIVED.

Abrdgemen of the Debates of Congress- from 7ss to S by
the author Of the Thirty Year, View. Vol MIL No'
pp 500 Appleton Co.
Hstor, Of the Religious Society Of Fherd By Samuel NJ
Janney Second Edition limo. pp. 49, Hayes Lel:
Life Before Him. Novel limo PIP iOl. w. A Townsend
Co. -. =, =, =,
Mr. FIs Made Fay Edited by Mira Mowstt
Now Edition i2mo PIP. l20 The Same. -
Against Wind and Tide. By Holme Lee i2mo. PIP 4@ The
Same. - ~,
Womsa ia Femme From the French Of NJ. J. Michelet
Translated by J. W. Palmer, NJ. d. limo. PIP. Ssa Rudd
4 Carleton.
The Purans BY Samuel Hopkins. In vols Vol. H. 8yo.
PIP 500 0oule Lincoln. ~,
The Life Of ane Wilson D. D. Bishop OF Calcutta snf Me-
tspolitsn Of India BY Josiah Bsteman, M A. Syo' PIP
"a The Same.
Glen Morris Stories Dick Duncan BY Francis Forester e'q
l8mo. pp. 256. Howe Ferry -
KIT Kelyinis Kernels With Illustrations 12mo PIP go Relo.
The Cbld's Anti Slavery Book lsmo pp 49, American
History England BY John Lngad, D. D. 10 vols i2mo
Rbymings. By Howard Wainwright. 12mo PpsO. DApple-
ton Co. go -,
Julian Horn; Tale Of College Life BY Frederic W. Fsra,
NJ A. l2mo PIP. 400. J. B. Lippncott Co.
LIES Evening; Thoughts for the aged By the Author OF
LIES Morning" l2mo PIP 26l j. L. Tilton Co.
The Csxtons. BY Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton 2vols Emo
The Same
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

TIE GUILT OF SLAVERY AND THE CRIME OF SLAVE
HOLDING DEMONSTRATED FROM THe HEBREW
AND GREEK SCRIPTURES. By GRoReH o. CBgKvBR
d. D. limo PIP Az. John p Jeweu Co.
The substance Of this work consists of a series OF
essays published few years since in the pibotbeca
Sacra, together with large additions prepared OK
pItssly fer the present volume In developing his ar
gument Dr. Cheever considers it in its pathological,
legal historical and moral relations. The subject is
discussed in an exhaustive manner, with great orig
nalty Of illustration and with the chara eIisc vehe
mepce of the author.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

THE OPERA or MARTHA Or, THK FAIR AT RIcHSoyp.
ByTYe FLorow. With Italian, German, and English
words Boston, o. Dtscn Go.
A very good edition, printed with music types, and
hence afforded at reasonable price. This pretty Opera
is accordingly within the reach of any amateur Me'srs
Ditson are steadily adding to their editions of standard
operas-a very considerable enterprise conidering that
all such things are uttered against nveerate forego
competition aided by steamers which bridge the Allan
tic and denationaGze our art.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

The Department and Congressional Directory"
published by C. Bohn, Washington, ID. c., is very
convenient manual. 1t gives the name and address OF
every Government employee in Washington aud of
every member Of Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

partner WAsTFD-Persops who have money u
invest should be cautious how they answer adyerseI
m. hts of Partner Wanted as they are generally
but typographical devices used to entrap the unwary
John ID. McDougal contends that be has bsen d Iped
by one of the Sc advertisements TO the amount Of oo
lie alleges that in reply to an announcement Of
Partner Wanted" he applied, in January, 1859. I'd
ole George W. Snediker, who was the author OF tad
advertisement. At that ntsrview he alleges that
ST edker represented that he the of lour1
mill near Trenton, N j beside 5000 worth of real
estate in Westchester County n. Y. Snediker fartbe
said that he had 500 in cash which he wished to invest
in the produce business, and desired to find partner
with like sum. As Mr.. McDougal was the possessed
of the necessary amount, partnership papers were
drawn up between them, and McDougal paid to Snedi
ker the $500 Subsequently he invested 81 800 moro
for the benefit of the firm but seems to have trusted
the mapae ement Of the business entirely to Snediksr
That individual occasionally showed him bills Of goods
which he said he had purchased and contended that
the business would be in prosperous condition
McDougal now alleges that Snediker never applied
the money represented but used it for bis pur
poses. Detectives Bennett aud McDougsl arrested
Snediker on Thursday, and though he denied all the
allegations of the complaint Justice Quackenbush re-
quired hi to find $4,000 bail for his appearance to an
swer 1t is rumored that McDougsl formerly obtained
considerable notoriety himself bogus advertiser
who conducted bis business on the same principle-or
rather lack of princple-as the famed Ranney. Ger
tain it is that the of McDougal has figured ex
tensiyey in the Police Courts similar charges, ou'
whether this is the same man or not we cannot say
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

DIssoLUTIos OF THE EASTERN CoSGRrsAriosAI
CHuRcH.-Some time since it was decided by In'
members of the Eastern Congregatonslst Churen' 10
Gated at the corner of Madison and Gouverneur ooo
that in consequence Of the smalln'ss OF the conges
ton, it fit and proper TO sell out and dissolve se
Society. The pastor, the Rev. Mr. Ald1dae.. h.
charged and the church sold II wss Pueene ~
the Reformed Dutch Church, and V nefes Hm cs,.SS
used by them as Mission Church AMER al SaI s'.
debts had been paid and 500 spproPrA'ea ih s
WAYS there was stiil g. 900 remaining, anu ,osY
ton MAS adopted providing thai tnis sun suoaiu
donated TO new Congregation 10 the western par =.
Inc S,ata who were building new churcn, aua "ere
- 80 9TH This was not IN eonsonsnee win sue
,,sbss of large body of the members, ana messing
was MID On Thursday night for the purpose OF re-
s;ering the resolution, and sub ttuiing such oehes
epa.;,shle object as might be agreed upon.
The meeting was we'll attended, and tue ques1,"
.xc;,ed great interest among the ehurch'memocfr.
some severe speeches were made pro aud con. SUI
20 the effect that tho pastor had run away wnn my
snrnlus funds and the church library was 'en,os'o
and explained by member who pleacea guuy
taLrc he library himself bat il was done oat On mus
tsle a. The books were supposed by him 70 nave oe
onoed 10 the pastor; and as 20 the surplus naus 'ue
we're ali safe IN the hands Of the trustees taere
much talking. disputing challenging OF votes anu
Lortng 10 Christian charity in debating, aoa ~ 90
WAS 19allv taken at a late hour, which sfoca - -
,ayor 10 n AGAINST reconsideration. mosvS. rrch
NADIA IN annropriate the amo unit 10 hs Mission far
an tbs snot. but the "ba must be kep' r1 s .etaf
While longer. and no vote was taken. i''
adjourned for a week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, w,sa N''.
rec,ons, have arranged for grand ed''o''a 'A.
sien TO Washington next month Tmye"V e..
have 70 far agreed to carry holders OF iaVAn'
ON the occasion. The design Ia to in'i's e'er, 80.
In the West and Southwest, as weu rs ~ aay ~.
points, who may desire to join the excursion, ss,a
son having the privilege of taking with MIN s's'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

LIFE or JESUS. MANUAL AcApENo srrnf. ~
Dr. Cam d,sH Translated by JANIS fREEsAA CLARhE'
limo. up POI. Nslker Wise Go.
Among the living theologians of Germany Haze is
distinguished for hs freedom from extreme views his
wide range Of Learning and his genay and eloquence
Of expression The work, of which Mr.. Clarke has
given faithful aud spirited version has high rePu'
aton fer acueness and erudition while II Is favorte
with many for it, popular character. The bibogaPh-
ica table enlarged by Mr.. Clarke from the references
Of the original will be found by the student 70 he sccu'
rate and valuable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-05
The Japane.e embassy. \

The President caused to be struck at the mint
splendid medal in honor Of the visit of the Orien-
tails to this country. The medal, which is about
twice the size of the old American silver do liar,
bears beautiful likeness of Mr.. Buchanan, and ON
the reverse an appropriate inscription. Three of
these medals have been struck in gold, thirty in
silver, and one hundred in copper. They are in
tended as presents to the Ambassadors and their
suite.
The three princes who visited the Washington
Navy Yard on Thursday, being SO pleased and
strongly impressed with the many kndnesses
which they have received from Commodore Buch-
anan, whom they knew in Japan, sent him on
Friday the following letter, with their autograph
in Japanese and English, written upon beautiful
paper:
The undersigned beg leave to say that they
were greatly pleased to see you yesterday. They
fully know that you are one of the oldest and best
friends of Japan and the Japanese, and now ten
der you their best thanks for the very friendly
manner in which yourself Commander Dahlgren,
ed them everything at the Navy Yard, which rem.
one, and always to be remembered by them.
Very respectfully, your friends,
SENIME BaozEN No-KAMI,
MURAGAKE AwAGE No-kAMI,
OGuRE BANGo No.KAMI.
Washington, the seventh day of the fourth
month of the seventh year of Ansei, (the 18th of
May, 1861
Commodore Franklin Buchanan, U. S. N, Wash
ington, D. G.
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Correspondence.

HALL OF .'CREscEsT DE4aATIr Assoefkrios,"1
New Orleans May 10, 1880
10 the Officers and Members Of the M=== o.
Washington Monumental Association;
Genmen-The Crescent Dramatic Association" actuated
by desire assist you and contribute their mite the noble
enterprise which you engaged do hereby tender
complimentary benefit take place such evening You
ma, designate Considering the motives that prop. of
purely patriotic character hope the proered benefit will
meet with yoHr undivided appreciation.
have the honor TO subscribe myself, yours, etc..
VIZ. A. CLARK, see'y G. D. A.
NEw ORLEANS, May q, 1860
W. A. Clark ED Secretary Crescent Dramatic Association
Dear S-n behalf Of the Washington Monumental Assoca-
ton New Orleans We acknowledge with much pleasure the
ept your generous and patriotic tender of complimentary
benefit in aid Of the projected 10 the Father Of his
Country part of the Washington Monumental Asso.
citation Of tie committee Rracousy accept the and
maine WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 9Th of June as one very
spproate for the benefit Thanking ou and your associates
for your offer aud with best wishes for your
We remain, most respectfully, yours
GEORGE CLARK,
je4 2pNa i. " PALFREY, ''A'1''s''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-05

AT From the Family Journal Heinz
STREETS HAIR evidence the increasing
popularity Of this celebrated remedy and proof the
yncng that is the only reliable article manufactured for
storing grey hair its natural cos and increasing its strength
and beauty, copy the following from the saratogian:
IT NEVER FAns.The most satisfactory results always
obtained By the Heiseet Co.'s Inable Hair Color
ing Resoer is the Oldest preparation Of tho kind and
has umphany for itself the "nmitab in spite
all attempted limitations which followed It's introduce
on The long of names In advertising columns Of
those well known in vicinity who have used with
pleta SUCCESS and Il TERMS sufficient
prove real saue and IFS intrinsic excellence We
mend IL to readers
Price 60 cents and 81 per bottle Sold everywhere.
W. E. HAGAN 4 CO., Projectors, Troy, N. 7.
Sold by WRIGHT CO., q l5l Chsrtres street. New
Orleans. niSl6 2plmGW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-05

FaTAI.a AeeIpaNr Al Coal MIS..- Scaatois, Pa,
May 3l.-A nsexplusian of fire dump took place at
Stahtons Mines, near Wilkesharre, this Afternoon.
A son of Mr.. Frederick and Harry aud Niles Ed.
wards we're descending the shaft at the time. The
forcn of the explosion broke the carriages, and
they were prAeipitated to the botton, killing them
instantly. One niaH was also injured.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-05

NSAAE1s AEp DoxEsrIc nRr Goons Ash Jsx
pusiea ai,esiioa Of tssers Is called %
s. zst sss Of foreign and domestic dry gonas and
~ saks place ihls day 10 O'Clock IT, he saiSss
= q '3aSer gs s Aad y Old Lryre asssrt TERMS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-05
zUFsnAY MORNING. JUNE ), aasS'sso.
n xr syJsaYxER Exonus 10 EURorE'


tnording 10 IN acconifs Shsze never was saeh
$Slsh Iii Earbpe hsY9Fe 9n sss past a. esr AMER
- seskes sud tourists q there i dlf-
5isn fszel rres8nt sossof 7lle New fcfk papers
4t3s Xhsk e1af3 l4az6r fAst leayes fer Liverpool
n Haxze nam anY q the Northern ciNes, mas
aSssiiss qssy ior eeeks beforehand, and thas
skeS 5ssve 4zl, orofs cabins on every "TRIP.
/ AZ Hsh eHnHgii people go 81 Eufope
agt M seafeh ~ neaAtn, 81
a. Hnfroydnz t5e'r mlnas es uasei anu oa'-
ssf aszs slssss 60 49, y. 80, ~
y solslf sar fae lssfpos g coming naeis
q - Urinary 40 entares. ensat 20 ee
szAess11eas rem makfna
q sxAezef rsaiculous " toreign eyes
81 Naase1e1 ~ cuisasatea gentieman, VINO
"a ilnpx0 nehs - pnysicai focte'
~ lyEe11 tzeseis y 2 aiaefent SOFT OF per
~ AZ ane ean complain n re goes abroad e
Als YtGsleY Instead of dissipating It among
and ffisolities Of Newport or Sara
A
Hill W Europe i, indeed, bnt 4 mere bagatellt
4 81 elppaxed to Whist ii was quarter Of a cen
iIxo. Tis Xdriaf lid csiie acrpss ths either day
J "a a3svs ~. ssSeptecn hours One can leave
afS2 i'll din asy, ind land in Liverpool
~ 4z2 ~ faan Ii tDoks Oily FEW years ago, to
s8s ws tind naost Of tho ultra fashion
" pasang acsoss the atlantic in search Of the
SasSSIs Of Sootiand, or the German baths, on
slsslS seaneTy of Piedmont instead Of pr,r-
~ tila dnn and llstiess round Of fashion and
s16IlS Nv Mi IL Altering places Of the North. And
xi III hIe u III III merely, But authors and
poli ..isians, citizens Of foreign birth, bridal
MI mud many pk,er sorts Of people, crowd the