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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-10
BORT Uaroen's Notire.

SrarE oy NKw-YoRK,
PoRT.WaRDENs OTFicE, No - William st.
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section tie Act passed April IL 1871 entitled 40 Act 70
on The WareuF the Pof, Of Newiork 10 All
., or having charge the subject matter Of such inquiry
or survey that following vessels under erAmina
be completed within succeeding this notice On board sAd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-10

aud are well fed they will require little whipping
STILL they need watching for fear they will turn in
the yoke. or make break for something green.
We have o thousand receipts for cooking a
thousand dishes The woman who can cook five
dishes well knows enough
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Alarble Glantels
DrouosGie.

oyFCE on ASSISTANT CoaNssaRY SUBSISTENCE
No. STATEsr kEw-loHK. July 9, 1901. !
A RMY SUPpLIES-SEALEDP PROPOSALS
~ lin dupcs- m be received by the unersHei until O'Clock
states army SUBSISTENCE SfoBES be delivered in NoH.YoTt
BrOOklyn a. hu9ss viz.
30 600 pounds quality PILOT BREAD BE- made Of good
crackers
thooughg perfectly dried before packed and
thickness conform standard heTeloiOEe established
packed 10 pounds bread each box bIe 70 be made
u full easpnd No Of such knd viii hnput Taste or eor 70
the bread bottom pieces ~ tao pieces ongued sud
be strapped With hg o sltabe
sud Bread will also be etaahe by the Inspector
will reject all that the quality the au In other
so 900 pou,s prime INV With BEANS seasoned and
DRY he packed gcot bright selcoopered ho barrels to be i
hcadhued
IHfs " n he receved for bushels
20 QUO pounds NEW CAROLINA RICE, clean gooI siou OAK
barrels Ike tie samples 10 be- AZ lis ofce
Ths snrss Grs rsyiirri Or iqaasfir> dSiirsry
Samples be delivered w the proposals.
and referred - therein.
printed copy mast h. attached @ sGh proposal
proposals specific complying precisely uh All TIE
terms kach consideration ooHiu tie Wtten
ants 81 tao responsible names, - follows; .
I'VE undrnc hereby guaranty that should al Or suv part o.
accepted shaih du m1e according u ~ true
purport conditions; contract with bonds The
fourth the ans OF the stores PROPOSED TO be iafnsH
shall b. I --uied II required
shipping marks e b. hereafter
py NAKED packssr All othes GA mAF N1s' %
ohNtsraeL
The bean nd nee Inspected the date Of dehr.ry ard
compared the retained snps By ins9co hppaied ~ thH
ohce whose certificate Wil be- r~lu.rs'.
Payraers i b a "a eHrcy - 9uifo,a /" soon a. ianh
received a'f ibs purpose ..- q. A..
yrIs ~, Jyofsl, ,cH D. Gs,f nl orc, rhtA mrn =.
lCod IN a. sHr>ype adsf % ~ uHdsya>d cd ia3ofa
nrt Ma. Gen, l. S. o. =
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fectures ano nlcetinos.

GENERAL SOCIETY of MECHANICS and
" TRADESNBN q the CITY Of NEW YoRKA9 adjourned meet
will held Mechanics Hall No az Broadway,
''''' WIN VAN SoRDgS. Secretary.
VNHE REV. DIR. HALL of Dublin, Ireland, is
erpette preach WEDNESDAY, EVENING. In the Rev Dr.
Rogers Church corner Fhh Twenty st. O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-10

In any State three bushels of corn will pro
duoe n pound of wool and turn it into cloth IN bought
in England six bushels will be required. Ihe DINER
three bushels is for doing business.
The currant worm is said TO he destroyed Dy
being busted with equal parts of wood ashes, plaster
The Massachusetts, Agricultural College opens
In October. ornloo .
In a cold climate plant the following apples t:
Ped Astrachan Dutchess Of Oldenburg, anieuse
Talman Sweeting, Rawles jeanette ana NolVnerh
Spy. -, an Ia treae ,vban-
over he has an heir and for then tne Irut VIII
educate the heir, and, II made into vinegar VIII
through most of the year, in parts OF Cali
f.rnia they can have straw ana cream III INC
morninq. and before noon. sleigh-ride
The Murrey Valley Australian Wine Com
many annually produces 10000 bottles of first quality
If Won would have your daughters husband
pleased with bis breakfast, teach her TO get break
fast. a, -. - in .;x, ,ood
v;II Keen the fly in check Then pure, rich SOIL to
give vigorous growth :,
TO learn whether young man will make
GOOD husband find out if be is kind to his sisters
and whether his mother has to build fires in the
morning. -, wocro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-10

new railroad Is to be built through pe Mossss
conufy New York to connect Fishkin on the hnsvSs
18th he Harlem Road m Columbia County The snoen.
Of subscription required from Dutchss County
bas ca., !l,c a. .a. tn. vod.iv - "a FGaa MI -
medIstely be put uadQg eQniI22e
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Corporation Notices.

BOARD OF AUDIT.-Rules adopted by the
ID Audit created BY the acts Of the Of New
passed Ap 1907 aud April % 1851 for regulating the proceedings
I've Tic statutes ty which Boards Of Audit created
Sd Con- monalT Of The CITY Nev.Yo which originated ghor
1851 70 peg, the same to the Bo,I ,S a. o. 1iS
@ sq i .ept Be same to the Board created the
5 sft 81 toss claims on OF before july 1867
Ia compliance with the requirement O. ne sAs car y ' &
of NevYok before the days above mentone Ca ms not pre-
scented before the expiration Of tie times Above Limited e'l' Oe e0l''
Ssf Esch claimant al dsys before The bearing O hls
had shall Gle with the Clerk Of ne Boal o. Aust % sn m
claim presented statement IN writing dny tethea w.
hi basel togehef with complete b o. te ~ m coz
s,ssg seS e' i0 az ten. S De Counsel 20 the Ccorso
Ererv fc; shall also e whether any SUIT hss bee
o. cry . tt ~ ,.re 1s brgIt srd The names of
Ha 20, h.-sn betls speb sui il stl pending
disposition has been made q ~ and }aogpe a., hss e'
TIj m no special answer any such statement claim inter
nose, Ard aed With he CLERK 'tbe Hoard TO whom the claim present
q within dars stsr such hpg sld sere % We oGi ". %
denial ard a.. eases Nheie AZ Asei ., "a -
claimant required sustain bis claim by proof u The '' u"H
Toprti Caicndars vii b. Of the claim, presented SD
Boards respectively ~ The order IN which me veIihe
SOL BE- 81 and served IS above required asa claim y "a
shown 10 tho Boad afo reasonable notices. preference may De granted
to s e.eBS fs- each dsv consisting Of rot wore
eases ue.s oriers By The Boards shall be mace up ey ne
CLERK directed by The Bosr and posted N TIE room ooeP W w.
viii be- granted sTeeps Tor sssnt by AFFIDAVIT
% mn fe1ngs Of aid shall Je conducted geHeTs TIE
e trials q actions he Cotrt o. he"'s O
~ s s Boa and he r1is 81 srcs sppa5s sa @ an
Dot with the duties and purposes Of these Boards '-u ~
~ ~ lie seSn Of the Boards upon Chains heard sl
aqnO W. the beng shall K closed a. ooayeHes,
done CnAuNCBY n. PEPEw Prs.legt,
" BOSNBY
, IL MAkTlSDALE,
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CIVIL COURTS.
DUPLICATES OF PETITION AND SCHEDULES.

Before Judge BLATCHFORD
Petitions in bankruptcy wero filed by the follow
ing: James Williams and Nathaniel w. Burtls, DOth OF
this city.
DUPLICATES OF PETITION AND SCHEDULES.
The " Hints 10 Practitioners recently published. w0uld
make it appear that the petitioner must essarly pre-
pare and make oath TO dpicofc originals of the petit
ton and schedules Rule OF the Rules and Orders OF
tQo District Court for this District provides that the
duplicate may be c0py OF the filed original, made aud
certified by the Clerk under the seal OF the Court.
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P1SSRNGERS ARRLHED.

FdNNENbEHo dhRIl M.
FROM ANTWERP June 2t-ln steamship otowAMr Bos~Orih
and f.mr Grand snd sister M MAJ M LTon Mt Jacobs
MINIATURE ALMANAC
Gu, 81 SUI S,s.....T ~ Moon Morn. IA. "a
S.ndr Iook RAJ Cows 800 Hell Gate ;H
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Ofean steamers

limited STATES PASSPORT BUREAU
~ United States Indispensable travellers Issued By j.
MONKS, Passport Agent No. z6l BroadSsye
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTlCE-That ON the
t d.r Of Juv ID 1901 Warrant n Bankruptcy was issued
saus e Es JAMES RHODES o. Eewios 70 The County
Of NeHloh and State Of New ie,s , oS Ss S,,ss 81
any properly belonging panip 70 tm OF for his ue ana hs
the creditors OF said Bankrupt 10 prove heiF debts and TO Choose
or Of hs ks ph ~ yea a. CoaI' o. peaa
Wdf Alien REGISTER the SOL dsI o. JH, y 1907 a. U eoe1
'~' . .susssesssr salihsgs tlse Of EsYIess
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OYITtE oE Arn CiorniyG Asp EgrmaeS
No. % BHotnVtY. NFW-lOHE. duly 3. 1901.
GFALED PROPOSALS will be received nj
- ts oF NATL ~ oeloef tn lsDAi ls llh Jolly instant
fr Furnishing following named al insi 4asA Va
Y fat Peoio. wood German silver teJ-
y" PLOT. coco GOOD German silver keIs
H. wool o. German silver feT' r1h rng'
d ClAroust beft uhu
2 D. fsf Coracts brzss f0ut bel, valves. foiaJ.
o T. lsi Cornets bsss font bell, valves. rotary
( l. Cat Alios. hrsss, bell 90 valves retry
: % n fst Tenor. bllss tell Tallest rQiafg
m, All Bartorc iflss bel'lp valves ruiafy.
/ b. tat Bass brass ben up, Z ,alves, rotary
} r. at Rases bfss. bell up. valves. rotary
E,cb instrument mus compahed rith music iaai
- small Drums
I,ss. Drum.
! pair Turklb Cyntsla
doIen J." FAT Caronsi Reed,
doEen b nat Clsuoaes Reeds
81 Mare, aooks.
rean OF test Mutic Paper
The above nsIned be- Of plain nerpeu
bat good ihe purpose ar wtiol Intended
Bdes should pseH sample o ,he instruments that they pro
a furnish
Parthef Information car be hal At this oGce.
the Whole OF
NA be deemed 10 the interest n tie teTvics.
delivered should
be indorsed Proposals furnishing musical Instruments" and b. id
dressed 20 BTevet halor6en D. IL nlNIoh,
Ast Qr-Mr-Gen- u $ A
Two CONTRACTORS.-SEA pROPO-
SAILS will b. reosiyed addressed The Commissioner the Re
parng Clinton Orce ofthe Engle No
IL Coust until p NJ MOSDAY JAY 49, 1867 FOR Regua
ting asd Paving nionst from Ruon Seooudlaee With Trap
Bloch Noon according plans and SPECIFICATIONS Nheh
Ofce othe Engineer The Commissioners reserve
the gh 70 reject any all said they think for the inter
est 81 sal
By order OF the Commissioners - ...u, - =.
Brooklyn, June o. 1897. L. y NIbbAhD EAblDeeH
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public notice is
" hereby 30 the owner owners ooeaal OF Of
oH completed AID lodged ID the ofce Of
The Board AessoIs io iaEnSioA by az psi,oh in'Id w.
d. Tor aging eross.ls Intersection Of Charlton Prince aud
81 FOR laying ero,svals across west souther side Of
a. Kor laying crossvall. .,ro whi,eh.st opposite No "a
Chastopber'st 20 Pier 81 and also 70 HoboEeu Pery.
En- FOR paving with PrOntst walLs Oh Zip
laying eossEs at the intersection Of Canine and Bedford
s For paving fneihst iron Seventh Suihsye with trap
lie embraced sTsu assessment ineud ar ID. several houses
'f BS 3 Ss@ Bod l S o Gs % to Wal
"a Both sides q Mselouga from Prime and Charlton SITS half
KING Tbs NORTH side o. pseest haf ya = sullivan and tie
north ds o. & % ron as ,S o is s % s5 70 the
Of bali the block either waJ from the southeast corner Of Charles
4ih The north and The side Of vlehalst
gt'isis saa the east .ide Of wtsba from Front wss,t
point M the block either way from the outheas, corner Of West and
s boil, sides Of from Front TO sOut end The east side Of
Front and the side Of soutst from DePeyst 10 point half
sh Botl ies Of FoHts walst Old dip the extent Of
hall the b.ocl either way from Frontst .
half the block either from the Of carOs and Bed
Oh Both Of Ehehs Seventh to Nnthave, to the
tent Of hall the block either way on The 5'e'.eeins streets
who opposed to The either Of them requested
oe NO ChsSberssi basement New couHOua' within thirty
daJs sOn tle date Of thi notice
JACOB r. OAKLEY, }
} }sa1o D 3 q gfST Board Of Assessors
orce Bond Of Assessors New Cogrtioase, June 20 1851
DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
be 5 ss si 5s SsS 3
on ib m 1867 panel Of % Grand Jnfou ioI Court
Ses.aos 80 VIM @. CONNER Clerf
CEALED PROPOSALS for building PUB,
= MARKET s Eighs9th Ward sq a" y As stSs
once otJoiS n HAYWARD esq No 70 DeIAne, where Plans
&C.. b. =, - s-.--.tt....
tiste nt 10 Interests Of the city
JACOB H. GUMBLE,
JOHN n. HAYWARD, Commissioner
WILLIAM HAW, j..
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTlCE-fhat on the
dar Of Jane d. 1861, aWar1t in Bankruptcy
us against the Etaie Of BoYLAl Of the city Ossw
York in the County and State Of who has been
,Ao. BANKRUPT on his Petition that the Payment Of
Dst and Deliver Property belonging Gch Bankrupt
Inn or for Transfer OF any Property by him, arc @
i ~ Isw, t Neetne the Creditor OF the said Bankrupt
b. prove their Debts or more Asgnes Of hs Estate
IN h. h s ourt Of 10 be hS At No. % Pine st.
a. re "a Eea Yok L. John Fitch, Reger the lgheeath
a. m Jgig A. d. sj. n h O'Clock m.-Dated Juy TO- 1851
~ " ~ ROBERT MCRRAY,
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SUPERIOR CoURT-sPECIAL TERN-Before Justice
JONES
DECISIONS.
John Withere agt. The Foster Iron Ore Mining Co.
Default opened on terms.
George NJ Fuller agt Mako stern.-Moton denied,
without costs. . . -, -, ..,,..,.
Motions granted In both eases. 49,
Isabella T. Lawrence agt Leopold Tilman.-Motlon
Calvin j. Comstock agt. The Corn Exchange Bank
HiSxander Irwin agt. Jonathan A. Fower.-Motion
Before Judge BARBOUR.
Mary Catharine Reed agt Abraham Harris-M0tiOn 10
dissolve Injunction granted unless the plantin SHAH
amend her complaint, on leave within ten days.
Before Judge JONES.
Edward Hall agt John Boyle.-Motion granted
Eugene Cuminskey agt. Daniel standardization for
Henry Van n DE Brost agt the New-YOrk and Havre
staamship Company-Order for Judgment entered
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AleDiral

Ele0iral.
REDDING"
RUSSIA SALVE.
Established 1900
PRICE q CENTS PER BOX
Ia the Universal Remedy for
BURNS SCALDS. CUTS. BRUISES.
all
FLESH WOUNDS,
CHILBLAIES CHAPPED HANDS. PILES.
OLD SCROFULOUS SORES.
ERUPTIOSS BLOTCIIRS, SALT RHBUM.
and all
OUTANROUS DISEASES
REDDIYGS RUSSIA SAIyB purely Tcgrhk OtaiTlni made
from the very materials and combines itself greater HEALING
any preparation before the Pue It's timely spP
cation has been the means saving thousands Of valuable lives 81
e,u suffering and wherever used has proved itself
IN reality 4 SUFFERING HuNANlTl. - 80. -.
SIXTY YEARS GENERAL USB or TIE RUSSIA sALNE
Is A NOBLE GUARANTEE OF ITS INCOMPATIBLE
VIRTUES as a HEALING OINTMENT
The large sale Of REDDNGS RUSSIA SALNk during the past
8s0rs hundreds o. unworthy mutations hut
opposition the RUSSIA SALYR maintans its
preparation having steady and sale and
quality by climate and sold 70 dealers at
price enabling them realize generous profit by ts sale
REDDING & Co. Propietors
Boston Mans
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Drlntln1.

WIN. EVERDELL's SONS, No. 104 Fulton st.
w STEAM JOB PRINTERS sud LABEL MANUFACTURE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-10

TVHIS is TO GIVE NOTlCE-That on tn g
s dav Of Juy A. d. 1867 Warrant in bankruptcy Issued
sgap The estate PETER uRLBUT Of The City Of Broohn In
az C,n al Kpys and state who been aiudged
bankrupt on h own petition that the Payment Debts and Dev
ery of y Property belonging bankrupt him for his
and the Transfer Property by him forbidden BY Law that
Meeting the said Bankrupt 70 their Debts and
A. Co one or ors Azuees bis Estate WILDE he Court Of
Bntptey 10 be holden at No lGl Broadway 10 tn City ofNssiok
before lIenrg Wilder Allen Register the third Gay OF sepiembef
A D. 1867 At II o'elock a. m.-DAtsd yalJ %. 1907:
49, ' ROBERT MURRAY,
L. 4 Marshal as Messenger
utselet fks,.-N Yah
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Motifs of Bankrnpttn.


L. s MARSHAL OYFIcE, l. d. % PSSvsILvASiA,}
PHiGADKLPHtA. July . 1871 )
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE-Ihat on the 81
day Of July D 1861 Warrant IN Bansrup was issaed against
The Estse Of GKORGE FERDINAND SMITH Of Philadelphia IN the
County Of philadelphia Of Pennsylvania who has been al
nlged Bankrupt bis Petition that The payment Of any Debts
and delivery property belonging totuc BANKRUPT 20 hin OF or
his use transfer property BY BIN are forbidden bw
that meeting Creditors the said bankrupt 70 prove their Debts
u his Estate VII ~ hel AZ on
az Bapkupcy CTS Wanuist IN The City " Phia
De a before j. HUXLEY ASHTON esq Register tbe 2'h day Of
Iair IN las- a n ,'elocL a f.. 4. kLLMAkkH,
'' L s Marshal. a. Messenger
TTHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
twenty day June 1851 s7t IN ,asir1py was Issued
gsIBst tbe e1iAt. SAMUEL LEVY sad MARK LEVY Of
tss cav Of Now.York, County Of NeWlofk. aud State
AZ NewYork who been adiudged lankmpt, on bis
eyn petition that the payment Of any 'ehts and delv
Of property belonging such bankrupt "h or for h use
Of by hin, 7bden by law that
meeting d The said bankrupt their debts and to
l one or more asignees estate viii be bid Al the Court Of
Bankrptcy be 81 Broadway n The said City Of hes
Yok before Isaiah Williams Register the t~ey second day OF
'-'' -" " ROBT MURRAY
US Marshal q, Messenger Southern D.ihe,oi Nsa.Yolt
vCHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
sixth day OF Ialy, A. d. 1861, Warrant In Bankruptcy
was ned against Estate Of EDWARD n EBBEIS, IT, Of
10 The Connty EewYoTk aud state Of New York who has
been adbdged bankrupt his petitions @ the payment Of
ny debts delivery belonging TO h bankrupt him
or for h Of property BY h forbidden by
law that meeting the creditors Of the sad BANKRUPT 70 their
dehts and Of his estate will he held Al
Court on Bankptoy holden No 81 Broadway IN the CITY
EewYor before WILLIAMS Reg.h the % day Of
ssnsuher A. D. 1897. al u O'Clock m--July q, 1871
h. MURRAY, u. s. Marhalas Messenger.
Southern Darct Of es.fOrk.
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FARM ITEMS.


J Aues HERRrNAS. Secretary.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-04-26

SriLL ArorHyR LIspsAT.-In Chicago,
H., OH Monday, April lst, child aged ten
years, named Louisa Barkhaus, died from
tho effects ofa severe fogging administered
by her father, William Barkhaus, on &C.
count Of her refusal to take certain medi-
cine which he alleges had been prescribed
by q physician. The mutilated remains
were discovered in an old tumble down
shanty where Barkhaus and his wife lived.
In room 90 small that tho bed that stood
within. left scarce space for the opening Of
the door. The corpse lay diagonally across
the bed on its face, partially rolled for burr.
al, and coffin in readiness betrayed tho
haste and fear Of the guilty pair who had
fed.
Tho back was one mass Of bloody wells
and discolorcd bruises, while the garments
wero stained with the blood which had
been cxtravasated. and lay thick and clotty
upou the surface of tho skin. Tho body,
on l9ing turned on is back, presented q
pbnstly spectaclc. The neck bore plainly
marks n if violent hand clutcled il fast.
causing the blood to collect in blue and
purple spots, ss under tho print Of mans
iingen. The breast was discolored by tho
same marks Of goro which marked tho
hack, and tho abdomen was strcaked with
blue and purple, such n blows from raw
hide would cause. The half.opeu eyes
were yet staring, not with vacancy, but
with an expression Of tho widest terror
and tho dircst agony.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-04-26

men by shesr force Of will. His word y bis
bond, and punctuality rule Of his life; he
never moment late, and has no pstieooe with
those who arS,
One OF the most noted features Of his oharso-
ter, however, 10 his extreme beneyolsnce,
which hes become almost proverbial. Possess
Ing ample means, he contributes with . most
liberal hand to every good work, especially to|
the aid Of those less favored than himself In
fact, generosity ID 90 thoroughly part Of hls
nature, that he attributes everything else 10
even his success. enjoying nothing which can
not be shared with others.
In general department he II OF most pleasing
address, modest and unasumlng. frank, open.
hearted, witty, despising affectation. and max
ing friends at once OF al with whom he comes
In contact. With the keenest shrevdness OF the
genuine Yankee, he combines the broad. genial
iiberality Of the South and West, being every
way what Is generally termed whole souled
fellow. He is not only man OF Large and
comp prehensiys mind, but possesses immense
brain.mattsr, rendering him capable 70 au q.
trsordinsry degree OF exercising that indescri-
bable power, or sort Of magnetic influence. BY
means Of which one mind controls and rsnders
subordinate another. In his presence you feel
at once that you are In contact with an intellect
endowed by nature with superior qualifications,
and although In his manners he may descend
to b0yishnesS, ana even frivontys you Know u
to be but the relaxation Of really great, and
perhaps, over-taxed mind-simply ripple on
the surface Of the ocean Of thought and depth
Of character underneath.
Mr. Shaw has travelled and seen much, both
Of his own country and Of Europe, aud his eI-
pereuces with the world, Ito pleasures, cares,
troubles and responsibilities have already far
exceeded what usually falls to the lot OF most
men. His scquaintance 10 very extensive. and
among his intimate friends he probably mum
bers as many persons Of note - any man ii'-
Ing
height. of good form, and weighs about one
hundred and seveuty-fve pounds. His hair
and complexion are light, eyes gray, his fea-
lures being what would DO called homsiy. but
oil Indicating great strength and force OF char
acter. In habits he Is strictly temperate, ofroo
bust health, with strong constitution capable
Of the greatest endurance, his principle danger
In this respect lying In overworking both mind
and body; but with proDer regard for health,
being yet many years below the prime OF man
hood, he Is capable Of attaining the highest po-
sition In whatsoever sphere he may devote his
energies.