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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31
NAVY BEEF AND FORK.
NAVY AGENCY, NEW York, 80 Nassau street,


Sealed proposals, endorsed Proposal for Beef, and
proposal for Pork as the may will be received
nj this Office until twelve clock noon on Saturday the
Sd day OF August next Tor furnishing and delivering free
at Brooklyn,
1900 barrels of Beef
1000 barrels Of Pork
The beef be from well fattcued cattle The pork
must be packed from corn fed well fatened hogs The
beef pork aud barrels conform as near as possible in
quality to The standard assumed for navy beef pork
an. must pass the usual inspection Of the Navy Yard
Every oner must be accompanied by written guaran-
a he ' G hev s hacr to the
Twill, his their bid b. accepted enter into an obliea
ton Immediately with good and sufficient surctics fur
nish the article proposed This guarantee be accom-
panied by the certificate Of the United States District
Judge, District Attorney Collector Navy Agent that
the guarantoIs able make good their guarantee No
proposal viii be considered unless accompanied by such
guarantee.
Full particulars may be ascerained upon application 70
the Commandant of the Navy Yard, or at this Office
n. BThe abovebeer and pork is purchased Cd account
of deaung contractors and mast furnished within
twenty days after date of notice OF the acceptance Of
proposal. l. HENDERSON,
Navy Agent.
CTATE OF NEW YORK, QUARTERMAsTER'S DEPART
~ ipent New York, july 80, 1861
Notice is hereby given that 10 bills hereafter win be
paid by this Department for articles furnished or for anv
services rendered, any officer regiment or company,
Office. G. A. ARTHUR, Engineer in Chief,
and Acting Assistant Quartermaster General.
9TH wARD-S0LDiERS' FAMILIES RELIEF FUND
I The Committee meet daily at l6 Pike street
where applications for relief must be made.
STEAMBOATS,.
HtIIEAP FARE TO AND FROM KEYpoRT THE sPIEN
~ did steamer MAYFl0WER will commence Der regular
morning trips to Keyport Thursday, July 25 leaving
New York between Robinson and Barclay streets al nine
p NJ landing az Cli0wood each way Fare each way ouy
fifteen cents or twenty five cents for the whole trim
There Is new boat building TO IN ION with
this boat 10 leave Kcyport the morning and return 10
the evening Liberal arrangements made with excursion
parties to CGwood or Keypor Apply on board Parties
can enjoy themselves by fishing, bathing. boating &c
Freight taken at moderate rates. N. B-The GEORGE
LAW will continue her Sunday trips to Keyport.
nAY BOATS FOR Albany AND TROY THE NEW
IL and fast steamer pANIFI DREW leaves DAY street
The ARMENIA leaves Harrison street ut O'Clock A. H.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays calling OF Thrtieth
street Excursion tickets good TO return Tor one week
can be bad on the above boats at greatly reduced raee
COAL.
COAI-S4 4o,-BEST QUALITY RED AND WHITE ASH
~ Coal delivered clean in all parts Of the city 80
per ton Of 900 lbs,
A. TREABwEIL, Agent,
140 WaverIey place,
l95 West Eleventh street,
1854 Washington street,
Perry street., corner Of West
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPA,
~ TrcasuFer's Office, corner Of Fourth avenue
Twenty-sixth street, New York, July 81, 1851. In
coupons of the Second Mortage Bonds, Dover Exte
and Bonds Of 1861, will be paid on and aftcr August
the Treasurer office. W. II. EMERSON Treasu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31
NEW SPAPERS.
DRY GOODS.

4 TR. II. MACY'S, SIXTH AVENUE AND FOURTEENTH
N srcet.Ladies, You will always find best Paris Kid
Gloves Mt SO cents Auction lots Lace Goods Lace Man
tlas, &c. Auction lots in Embroderies and Ribbons
Auction lots in Hosiery Auction lots in Linens White
Goods. Auction lots In Linen Hannkcrchies. Best styles
French Powers. Job lots in Yankee Notions. LADIES'
Under Clothing, Corscts, &c
~ REAT BARGAINs.-TWO BEDROOM GALL wOOI)
" Ingram Carpets, at 2s Cd per yard cost rs cents
six oak Chairs black walnut Table, four gold border
Parlo Shades at 81 EACH cost 81 EACH all nearly new
Also, lot of Crockery Call this day at 107 West Forty.
sixth street, near Sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31

WTANTED-1O LEASE, WITH THE PRIVILEGE OF
w purchasing, House with ten or fifteen acres Of
Ground al moderate cost and Of convenient 10 the
city Address, with particulars, Cor two weeks, 9. P.
Noyes, bog liz Poet 0olcA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31

ID EGULAR BOAT TO THE FISHING .BANKS--T
III stcamer'CROTON, Captain James A. Damont Il
run TO the Banks daily during the season. Friday except
Tenth asvss FAST zs. a1ss soHrH RYE.
Broome street 7;30 A. NJ Thirteth street $40 A.
Peck slip. A. n. Pier No. So. 900 A.
Aad Fulton street, Brooklyn, at $50 A. n
This il one Of the best excArRQna out Of Nav York
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TNXCURsI0NS TO THE FISHING BANkS-sTYAs
IL HERO, Capt HaucoS, leaves Amos (West Ten
street Y Spring street * Robinson street So prot
street q. Rl sA. Peck slip sjs, and Pier ~. r
O'Clock, A. ~, every day, except Saturday. Fist
tackle on board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31

nAY BOATS FOR ALBANY AND TROY THE NEW
IL and fast steamer DANIfL DREW, leaves Jay street
at O'Clock A. NJ Tuesdays, thursdays and Saturdays
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, calling OF Thrtie,h
street. Excursion tickets good TO return Tor week
can be had on the above boats greatly reduced ratee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31

A FAST HORSE, TOP BUGGY AND HARNESS FOR
N sale; buggy made by Stivcrs Smith; harness made
by Dunscombc, of this city An exchange for diamond
line leMclry can be made INQUIRE at 1913 Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31

4 Ill GRAND STREET, THREE DOORS WEST
"A Broadway. advanced on Watches, Diane
Jewary, Plate Dry Goods and personal property Of
description or bought and sold by JOSEPH A. JACK.
ductoneer and broker.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31

4 SITUATION WANfFn--BY 4 YOUNG WOMAN AS
"A good PLAN cook and first washer and roner;
has no objections to general huusework will go short
distance III the country has the best Of city reference
Van DC seen Tor two days at ZIG West HOson ST., near
Vaick. in the store
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31

FIRST CLASS COOK WISHES A SITUATION IN A
IA private family. understands all kinds OF family
,ng IL able to take the entire charge Of kitchen; has
lived seven years " family very best satisfactory
ference from last place no objection TO the country Ca
Tor two days AT 80 81 between 10th lltu SITS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31
LOAN OFFICES.

4 T NO. 9 CHAMBERS STREEF.-MONEY TO LOAl
"A any amount on diamonds, watches, jewelry,
by the well known and old established ISAAC, broker
commission merchant No. 0 Chambers street. N. B.
business transacted on Saturday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31

T1xCURSIoNs ON HARLEM RIVER TO HIGH BRIDGE
IL The Harlem and Spuy,ca Duyyil Navigation c
pany's steamboats, EMILY, TIGER and TRuMPETER, lie
Harlem every hcur for High Bridge and Kingsbridge:
Sundays, every half bcx N. B.-E!ther OF the ab
boats can be chartered for excursions picnic partle
Sunday schools, on APPLICATION at the Office Harlem.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A VERY HANDSOME, STYLISH, SHORT TAILED
IA black Horse, sixteen hands high, sevcu years old
sound and Kind IN all harness, trot niIc in three
minutes Will be sold for s250-one half his real value
Sold for no fault only because the is going 10 the
war Can be seen at Ss West Twenty eighth street Till
SOLD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31
EXCURSIONS.

TtIEAP EXCURSION TO CAMPS ON STATEN ISLA
~ Fare cents. The Staten Island ferry foo,
Whitehall street, between the Battery and South &c
Guide to Camps-!To reach Camp Washington preside
Life Guard, Camp Seward, at old Quarantine grot
Clinton Ri!es), and Scott Raes at Silver Lake, i
boat at Grst landing To reach Camps Scott and De,
change boat at rst landing, for Camp Scott direct (no
ira CHARGE. Boats leave every hour from GA, NJ
p N. On fine Sundays every half hour TO TX N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31

TINION COURSE, l.. L--GREAT TRIAL or SPEED.--A
- Match for 5000 to come OF on Thursday, August s.,
at half past three O'Clock mile heats, best IN g. James
D. McMann names b. Flora Temple, in harness; Horace
f. Jones names b. stallion Ethan Allen, aud his running
male Socks, 10 wagon SHAW q WHITE, Propfhiors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31

TIME ADVERTISER Is DESTROYS OF HIRING A SMALL
l. furnished Cottage or part Of Cottage, IN the
try, within about one hours sail ride Of the city,
the water preferred rent not to exceed $500 Address
w. II. A., Union square Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31

G7C SA PER MONTH 10 LET, HALF THE
ND1l w three story and brown stono basement
House 1875 cast Thirty first street second house .ast Of
Second avenue Contains hot aud cold water oa,hs wa
ter closets, &C. Apply TO WILLIAM KENNEDY, 20 Mas.
sau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31

YTNO DRUGGISTS, A PHYSICIAN, IN GOOD PRACTICE
l. and owning an old established drug store, desires
partner who capable of conducting the business
old establishment Capital in cash necessary for partner
ship 81 500 Address A. X, box l65 Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31

CUpERlNTENDENT OF A RETAIL. DRY GOODS STORE
~ waned.--Onc competent 10 take the entire charge
of the retail department large dry goods house on
Broadway Must be of pleasing address energetic habits
and IN every way acquainted with the business. Address
J.. T., Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C, WANTED.


A PARTMEN1S WANTED A NICE MIDDLE AGEp
"A widow lady wishes two three Rooms for herself
mother and brother, in the upper Fart Of the city Rent
% 10 slo per month Answer for two days TO 229 su
van street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31
HELP WANTED-MALEs.

ID ESPEtTABI.E MEN SEEKING SITUATIONS AS BOOK
III keepers statesmen, clerks, porters barkeepers SC
should apply at the Merchants Clerks Registry oce Is
wall street. situations procured; reference 10 first class
houses Applicants by mail must enclose two stamps.
Established 1856. q. RAWLlNS, Superintendent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31

GtfiEAP RENTS AND VERY NICE, CONVENIENT
" Apartments gentce house and neighborhood whole
large Floor to family Rent from 50 10 $40 Apply
the premises I'll West Forty sixth street. Seventh
avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31
FRENCH ADvERTIsENENTs.

FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.
I o s'AMSTERBAM on DE ROTTERDAM EST ms.
LIZ lanmeh' pre- de donner immedatemeut de SEES
nouNccs w quo sou depart influence funeste sur
Ia sante oe sou pere Sadrcsser 90 Walker street.
| NE JUNE DAME FRANCHISE, POSSEDANT LES
~ meheures recommendations desire SO placer com
VmHe de chambre ct scansrcss GU BONES au
aessus de os ans SadTesser a,ALne Josephine NJ 296
Beeckcr st pendant deux jours
NE DEMOlsEllE FRANCHISE DESIRE sE PLACER
~ pour femme dc chambre GU 6onne denfapis ellie peut
East Houston street. '''0' - A'~
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-28

9ltGt allo, erpioerle bee N6nh. SD bin
etn propvet, Der g8abrtett ipra9, unb wta lte
DIR gum lesten male perfitnptaen. OaS Goan,
9eltum Der Gretbett uno Der 3tebe bat 0ott In
Den 9RenlGen auf9etpedt, euer 8Itben wirp es
ntGt oernthten. &amen mir 3u frii0, 70 tamen
mir bod TN ytamen oeS 6errn, Die Moraenr5tbe
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nt@t me1r 9elhlaAtet perpen o1tev 10 Iete td3
Die Selten nno ote Mdnner fommen, Die NIT bem
Sanner Der 5reibett Die 0Glfer erlGlen. Damn
iptro erfullt iperper, wp3u MIR bic Babn oebro-
den, oann miro tetn letbeigener &nedst n,ebr
letn, tetn uneliidliGer i'm 8erlteB perlAmadtten,
tetn 5err mebr ricbten t6nnen. @letdes Gecbt
unD 9letGe 6reibeit pirD Die MenI9en psretnisen
unO pa5 Deutlde 8Otf miro Elm grpBes Golf freter
unO gleider Mdnner lein
Daraltf tperpen wr parten t1nnen laAte
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pbet nnp bob letne Nrme unp ietn 6aupt gum
btmmel auf uno cennu4, pu @eipalttser, prlt
pu pein 2Bers ntGt oe.lalien. 3.auIenD ShlEjs
ler unp R6ter ltegen in S9utt unO Gritmmern,
fetne 6anp MID Iie pteoer aufbauen. Die Bar
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0sttes, unreAt unO @epalt tpsrpen parin per-
lintrn. 3eiten werOen fommsn, Gte uns eanen
unp ilber ene Den Stab bredeu, bic iest Die gBelt
nit Slut pitn9en unp tTnnen ie bod niGt in
Retten balten.
@la4 eth gnoe, unterbruA tbn @aFmir, ss III
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Nn Dir, Dm lle6ernat6tser rtef Der blinbe
@reis, miro Der 0err 3eisen, puB er ld ntbt
lpOtteu laBt. Define Git unO Stdrte wereen pte
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fallen, rpie eitsl SlenDwerf. 2lqes 0lut BAIT Du
l.mpnlt perSClIen. alle @rduel umlOnlt be9aneen; !;
Define WlaAt wtrp ntemal5 gepetben, Detn 9ss
iAleht miro oerperben, unO Du lslblt ptrf elenp
enpen, 9emtepen unD perlallen, POM Saterflu6
berTOl9t pom 6lude Der @smUrpeten; Slu9 unD
Grauen, Den Jtame unD 0eDeufcn nod in fer
nen tpmmenpen 3eiten,
GenOer Narr; ipOttete rer Martsraf Oera9t,
lta aber ieine 6anOe 3tterten, ais er letn S4wert
aufltteB, iein @eliAt mar fabl uno per3Og f6
trampfpaft. 9iieOer NIT i'm, l9rie er pem Nfsi-
lter gu, pulO' e5 niht dngsr!
Die Senferfnebte lprau9en berbe, er 1Clte auf
eine &ntee linfen uno treigerte lib pe1er. 9ie4t
unD gBabrbett 3u lsbren, purDe tb ansgelanrt
il8te er, unU babe erfilt, mas mir ssbOteu,
5tnteen mtI iA 0err, pcr penem Sbrpne, glin1m
mid 3u Deinen Seltgen.
pnp bel DEM lestsn gBorte bltudte bas 3t9t-
lAwsrt. Der O!arf8raf Bate peu Metlter nod
eInmal Sugepntt.
Sin 5teb unO nod eth 5teb. Das 9aupt
res 9rppbeten rclte in ben Sanp,
(6ortlegung fOl9t.)
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Gr. SObnf0n,

g9ee ts s9Relsden GraeGtums Bet guudrse In QVasrn
@aIItr enes pr eren meestUihen @saesten ber Der
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pc ftt pSs6er ernui&en sg ebr erte6ea M III Ss etrs-
tee ef SsFnssn Slsinefetssa u wurben ausatd &C.
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S0ltImOre=SsocFsS S9G;pifal,

G'e8rjnoet Sur unterOrid,mg Der g2uodialserst..
Der etn3ige DIab, tpD cine Qetlung eriGnG!
msrDen faull. liaE -H
0tnDerun9 tn Iedae Gtuhbet.
Rett 9uedltlber, oas eiere @sianpGsit Sai
- LENDS rutntrt. asu
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Dr. .9Ol)nI1oll,
Der eln3iae 2lrst, rOeLdler atlaesat.
lGiabLtrs ger a4aeDa 5antsa.

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Dser pdut.HraEsti uni Glsr Dl6gn usbe s
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Ppnungen uernt6xn S&EdA h' aDuA,fusn ssrper6rnssz
n &ts uumSsIt ateu aaA nIeas ESFser Stun ser
nJren
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Gerrelatsuura &c.

ga 5 cine plltbe aen SGme 3ertd Sraut1 4pet5er Ser
pelatpur Sr RpenmeI Soren reP3dt er1o1'
ten baoe fo mae t 4anoeu ope aSeceros1nee e"r
| Gx oAtulertIant. Senrp &neteLn,
| Cf19l In SO, Sarrirnltr., nabe @atHoreItSss
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eiun0e HDdnner.

teOnbers Esi6t bic Otf enrs 5ebrn eaatrs SsBSyteu a
eas dtr6 70 ptes Edaenb su fltt sree rsts rei8s
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NIT hem 0ennef esr Serrctanistt enat beaaer
ter esssuberae asae aicGt babeu RnEbsR mS9ea Rh u
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artareHetseu &EurhesntHs etshtu &IdleIstei auS Sd
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Berbetrdtbstt perionen,

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Aan ttS as euem &bsurGs1as ssut pr& R4 snpsrtaues
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Sreontihe SChwodbe

snpsrtnStS gsSsti Has s Sp9 Ffs ssresasat Dts
r1tbdrt EeeeU eiss hda eebtp eIcnt cs 81 uut a
pmmsEfGis anu6sl& mai u oft RppF Detr st tbrss
tiissutfaftn unsSaHra rSbntn SunG eewS ant 80 t6s
"a observation-disclosures eeIsJt sI Re tclaep aii ssuas
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Pfrn Sen uni aneerf ura6en eutarteu ann IL liz poe
meieNstoets ttue 5pgt bes Whsbrdnss ehheu DrsGr
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rer 1nasr rer 3psnBe, 10ts Oft ebsH Rs ate 0btr snA
E1nRsa Tue fs6 e.st-ta fTe'se 81 n" ~
rs Office; $40. 9iib- -i5rebertdj4aet
Reben 19nren pom Valtimsrelr., SltltAs Gfite,
Die Stuen binanf. ~@.e
dn merle b Aamea aHb Sauenuntmer tenn unufnbe a1t
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Cine Qeilun8 in 2 Sasen si8tiIctert
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9nnae 2eMte.

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-28

IkB A4ALa TseMAs ~. R3oC9FTos.-The fol-
lowing sketch OF the caresr of the venerable
Gentleman whose death has besn announced
ia 4 letter Tsoia Norfolk, is copisd from the
Nay Boo.s, Of hat city
Mr. Brough ICE WAS horn i1 Princess Anne
oonnsy. Va during the year l7s5, and was,
therefore, IS years of age 1T the time cf ais
deaks.
Ia lac year Is1i, ne assumed the position OF
senior e7iior of Ibs Herald, published III this
city, which posmoG Ae con tinued to Eli with
ont IN term lasion until his 6scease--a period of
raore jaSn forty JssaTs. During this long time
he YVES seioosn, i{ 2 rer, oseGt froEa his poet
SjiscEaTsiDS, -es1i e;S:y ahd TAI .hf2il, the da-
ties devoIviug upon him ECT did he al s.n rs
lax his efforts QAnF forced to do so by tie fee
slsns SIS OF OH age. So faithfully did he labor
IN the sphere wH.cn he had chosen. thst, With
ouc hesita S;Gr IL nlssy he said, il was alone
through MS care AMI supervision that The
heralo's existence has Continued 20 the pres
ear moment Thropga all the storms that
have swept over the coipniunity. the Herald,
with his 0and Opon the aeim, mas survived
them all.
Mr.. f3rougIrton Aas Gllec a number of pub
| Tic positions. among them that Of member OF
the ClTy Council aitI Secretary OF the Board
cf Health. In all the pc Itions o. noaor or
trust 10 which he Was called by his fellow
oiL4ans, his high9s: aIn6Ilon was to prove
himself worthy or t1eir Considara tor. Oh
uothirg tast hs uAdaTt tcoA ran IL he said that
it was halt done. Lis whole sou, was an
listed il all his cnGectakipas; and, as i con5e-
quenoe, e GaLS1fllEeSs and pJoalptituae were The
characteristics OF ell his ,rans actions
In all the relations OF life, Mr. Broughtun
YVES 51tac"i0lGeS. courteous aSsA devoted As
= citizen ae was much ioveG 2aaG respec ted
and his aee-tA Is universally sspiofed. Ihc
young. especially, will miss lsia 8a1heIty cd
Yiee and coansei, which was always sought
anu faithfully regarded while ths cid Will
miss his nearsy greetings enG instrEetfye con-
yersatioH.