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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-23
4 RAID ON COUNTERFEITERS.

CAPTURE or COUNTERFEIT MONEY AND CoUN-
TERFEITING IMPLEMENTS.
Several of the officers in the Secret Service
OF the United States Treasury Department having reason
TO suppose that den Of counterfeters existed the
premises occupied barber shop at No. rs Cherryst
descent made on the place at about O'Clock yes
.erday morning and gang Of seven eounterfeters
rested These Italians and repulsive and
forbdding looking SET The OF three OF these
The MINES OF the others Antonio SarO Antonio enere
ItterO Maletti. and Rosario Denere. The descent
made nv Deputy MaTshas McCay Butts, and Thompson
who IN addition 70 their prisoners found on the premises
about 500 ia counterfeit IS greenbacks and 81 aud 81 Ma
tOua currency notes. about SIS In counterfeit 80 cent
currency and also mOlds for making counterfeit five
cent coin aud quantity OF metal for material for such
coin TIE prisoners brought 10 the haTBhaPs
Office and shortly afterward, the four whose
names are given were taken to LudlOw-st jail
After cleaning the barber shop Of cOunterfeers the
secret Service Detectives returned thore about O'Clock
gang named Jose santreia, who had come on utter the
officers had left in the morning, ana had waited
there, thinking they had gone out temporarily
He fought desperately before being secured
and slightly wounded Of the detectives.
Yesterday morning Detective Joseph Galllard OF the
Secret Service Department, under woso supervisor an
above arrests made proceeded TO the Tesdehce
OF Francois stephanO, alias The Cook" at NO BrnlDR
haHst and arrested him and ms wife In their apart
nents found about half bushel OF counterfeit nve
cent coin aud plaster OF Paris mOds for making the same
These parties also taken 20 LndOw-st JAIL In com
pany With sautrella and all tine prisoners will Dc brought
before 9 United states Commissioner 10 answer the
charges against them.
These arrests we're made information furnished by
"Italian jos, >" notorious cOunterfelter.
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oonpos. sehuylain Co. Pa. Nav IS. 1905.


Mrs NJ a. BRovN-Maaam; Prom the day Of my b (23 years
,s have tsea Afflicted WITH stated periods shAt supposed Was
gathering Ia the bead and treated Such aud would obtain short
s,c tr from one month to two would invariably be troubled
With repetition Of H. lasting from one to two months thea became
convinced II something more as began to feel loS'Pni
oroe ard uen actum rarely speaking unless d.
reey appealed and e membranes to myself and
everybody around Ny memory which powerful began TO
m ne 90 that could remember the particulars Of an occurrence
two DAYS aner il happened About this time (which about three
r, go) celebrated Aur who professional tour through
out the country stop few days where then living ae
called poa him. and bad bin determine the nature Of com
p,pt and The remedy But doomed to disappointment lie
tod me sero but being Of the bone and not Of
the ah would be impossby for human hands or remedies
10 esee, cure did despair went Others but was tod
the sane beginning lose all hopes when ehree placed
one Of your and then beeams hopeful AID
resolved not TO rest bad tried your remedies hare tried them
and m the following results Ny is improving my former
y p returned Formerly my sleep broken and disturbed
"a ,y, arose With very bad heaache sleep Is regular
"a rl and arise In the morning without Tesse Of my former
headache not Jet cured must trust to Providence your
madeline and tine 70 effect that most desired end.
Respectfully yours, G. II.
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THE DRAMA.

DRAMATIC NOTES.
Booths Theater will open on wednesday,
Feb. ,, and not on the 1st as preyiously stated.
Lecoco's Fleur-de-The" is in preparation
at the French Theater to succeed " IEn Creye."
Jefferson has made another hi6-this time at
Indianapolis he is now in st. Louis playing RlP va"
Inc "second Volume of Humpty H'nympty."
will be opened at the Olympic Theater, on Monday even
ing next, Jan. %.
The auction sale of seats at Booths Theater
for the opening night commences 81 o'clock Oh Mondy
morning next, at Irving Hail.
Josiah p Quincy, esq, will lecture tonight t
at rrenor's Lyric Hall on american Ideals" lie Is al
able man, and should have liberal hearing
Mr. Owens is engaged for two weeks b only Se NJ
the Broadway He begins ms engagement IngIo Scion
Monday night, playing Joshua B"''er0S anu ''''"
ShingLs.
The trick-horse Red ClOud, now to be seen
q, tbe Circns "a Tsrv handsome well trained, and inter
estng beast and several OF his trlcKs are extremely
comical
The new California Thcater at San Francisco
opened last Monday night An audience OF 1850 persons
was present 1t is said tobe one OF tho finest buildings III
the city
We observe that Marietta Zanfretta has been
added to the Tammany troop Of performers That estap
Ishment seems to have found its audience us iuh
every night.
After Dark" will be played at NiblO's Gar,
den unt the end OF next week. when Will be removed
10 make way for the Lydia Thompson BuIesque troupe
III 1.-THE Forty Thieves"
A new performer from London Miss Rose
Massey will make her first appearance here, at WOODS
Museum the LIST Of February, when the tlOrehces CUM
menee their engagement.
Mr.. Mexican Buchanan and Miss Virginia
Buchanan, his daughter will appear at the New YORK
Theater. on the lst Of February. Mr. Buchahah has
taken the theater for four weeks
The San Francisco Minstrels continue their
REPRESENTATIONS OF Bone Squash DablO, an ola BUR
iesque-one OF Rice's we beleve-whch is comieal and
is Wen done by Birch WamDold, Bernard Baekus, ana
their coadutors. -.
The Circus promises a new and startling
feature Of entertainment for next Monday night when
the Brothers Risare Will appear, and perform n0yel
exploit called the double flying trapeze" act rms
achievement, told has never yet been seen IN
America
Bryant's MinstTels offer an extremely yarie.
gated Ethiopian nosegay Troyatore the Live MN Rv
Gen d'armes, Love Among the Roses GeneNeSe no IS
ant etc, etc 1t is thoroughly good BILL ana ylsor
TO Bryants Is certain 70 pass pleasant evening" seeing
much that is funny and nothing that is coarse.
Matin6es will be given to-day as follows
At the French Theater qiGh Creveg at the Grand
Opera House {" la PerichOle'l at Woods Museum e. IT
DaDi') at the Olympic Theater e. Humpty Dnmpy,G
at the Broadway Theaer 1.-THE Emerald RingG at the
tic performaneesG and at The Tammany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-23

m md ifs Of Orsure The evening train Of the 18th in1'
J h, jpt,ee mis- Yesterday in the Of $500 each
OPANCF v 1.-The jury in the case OF BOnes,
td on the Morn, B'.eI Railroad at this place On m &
INV sp.uring be Compauy not having hagusn at al Tue s'
crossings In Orange. -.
NEWTON. n IA number of improvements are are
s ar in ontsmpaiau in this places among them nes bp
bR Church to cost $4,000. Reeto sgoOo Town Hall
~ pbVtsri,a Church $4,000; Catholic Church sow
Town ihonse s23OOi Round Hin Hotel e5ooOo Oas"o
S35 OOO and Others
SUMMIT. n. J-Yesterday morning young man
,ng on the platform which about ascend the grace 90
he Morris and EsssI Railroad Summit thrown under que
I,s nv The sudden starting the pushing engine 10 the ore Of
III legs was 50 bslv crushed to render amputaton necessary
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iAnDOuncemenu

There is good authority for stating that III
this country one adult ont Of every dies Of Consumption and IN
Coed so prevalent and fatal b's this disease become that
m the great seoue and JET in the formative stages all fu
moparv Complaints may readily controlled By resong Iompg
the ExPycrosANr Dr. D. which soOthe and strengthens
the bronchial tubes ayng Inflammation aud cleansing them aud TIE
Lungs Of al impurities It a certain remedy for Coughs ana Oo
which when len TO themselves frequently bring Pulmonary Com
t, and cures Bronchitis eGeetuay aken In tme and the dee
tons strictly followed haslmananed ' reputation curative
for over quarter century and those who threatened vii"
Lung Diseases any the symptoms Of Bronchitis or Asthma VIII Az
once give thi, standard remedy trial they win never regret 1t Sold
eHerEwheTe.
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cATARRu. uLcERATED soRR THROAT, ETC, CURED.

JANUARY, 1870
Mrs Holmes Of No. 4BhsbOust, ch'rs'tOwn Mass 60 eerf
that have been with very had Carrh for IS and ulcer
.ts throat passage head obs rueed that ctn
While ratg Obliged leave the ia lie sud My clearing
mouth 10 prerent srdaga0 In the Spring Of 49, health
very poor was troubled Indigestion weak sight aud lost 30
pounds ~ May commenced Mrs NJ c. Browns Meta
phycal Discovery few months digestion improved
that could eau any Kind Of food and regane the flesh bad lost
feel shat the Metaphysical Discovery has renovated the system Ny
cata sore throat dyspepsia gone and enjoy good health
have every believe the Metaphysical Discovery saved my he
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LETTER FROM CALIFORNIA.

San FRANCISCO Feb. 90 1853
1 TO ron as philosopher that shall something other
ht rot Well the cold deep seated nepenl Caab continual
puh gone Ny clear AnIbOds Nv hearing Is won
d roved-berIn mind have been partially deaf very much
ny for than twenty seven years For ten years |
Years have had Pes-bnd bleeding and Itching For
past have eight oagroWtbs Of aesh under as large ss
tugerenl and torpid AFTER two months use Of your heaphys
cal Di,eoyery TIE Piles Lumps all What shall sAyi
feel ubaut ike freed bdi like one free years I'm
pr1meut You The song Of ny heart IT, God bless MIS-
N. g. Brown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-23

FOLDING POCKET LANTERNS. - Very
LIGHr srRoSG aud be FOLDED and arst TIE
With and CONVENIENCE ocupyag
sni opeued aud closed readily tbg
open cos matches and candles and hel
ready Tor use ARE MOST APPRECIATED IN IHB GREAT
Est EMERGENCIES
No q Candles in @ ssch
No g. IS Candles IN eaohl... - each
Liberal discount 10 dealers and
julius IVES Co, No. - Miisa.lias, ~ T.
Propristou and Manufacturer u
IVES PATENT LAMPS,
nd ealers Keroaena Geods IsnsraLlr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-23

THE INTERNAL REVENUE BLACKMAILIEG CASE
This case, in which the defendant, formerly
an internal Revenue Officer, 10 charged with leyyiDg
blackmail Oh oscar Hoym, was resumed, additional
evidence given for the defense for the purpose OF throw
Ing discredlt the testimony o. the main witnesses for
the prosecution, two OF whom, HOym and Hess have
been heretofore arrested criminal charges The de
Tense having closed, the case was adjourned % Dc
summed W Friday next
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BLIND SIXTY YBARsl

Tbs certify h,tI George Cont ONO South Hghst West
Chester P 60 years ago by which
lost the ght eye and have been blind ever since oosned
Mrs NJ Browns Metaphysical Discovery to cure Gravel and Deal
found the Discovery efeeual In curing both II also restored 'ae
tt Of 81. Nv entire constitution has been renewed 30
years Of sge
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HOME NEWS.
TIKI WEATHER

THB WEATHER
ERw.YoRK Hour Their Bar wind hO. 9e on T., u'
22-7 2989N S',a
"a 25o 500 " v 10 ~ ~
~ 3OUN IL ~ S8.l@ ". y; ",
RHyIRKs-Mouiug-Ye haIy Anernoon-haIy 70 = 'V nay
A. a. No. b,yv 10 snaset Bvenihg-CleIr ~ .
80 JtTK on JUPTKR-Thes satellites are generally all y
MI IN he s GA telescope and the planet neNe, apPeag qs
thirteen dismeteTs Of the planet Their color - Jeo"sh
Win power Of 1000 satellite which the largest sp
49,. Ds,y A. large the full moor the naked eye.
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PyTRlCT PROM DR. BOARDMANs LETTER WHICH ACCOM-
MS

PANIED HIS CERTIFICATE
HMy extreme deafness and decided has excited much remark
this section Of country well known considered
sunz because confirmed deess generally considered neurao
base the wide domain Of the ar. Of medSe Tor
,, reliable successful Of confirmed deafness found none
until met With your Metaphysical Discovery AOpatbic and HOmeo
pahe practice and Eesesm in s its varieties failed to furnish
found your Discovery God has sent this blessing 10 all the
ea through your fundamentally You mast inspire faith In all mnds
dispense largely @ destiny God has appointed you
DR. Bo,an had many other ailments assured be eoui
not have lived year found relief from disease IN ny Dis
eoyeTy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-23

FEBRuARY, 1863.
This certify that nine months was attacked with neuralgia In
the most violent Several physicians applied TO- who did all
,v l TO relieve me- but purpose In short time asr the
peuy attacked lost pounds flesh In this state
friend recommended Mrs Browns Metaphysical Discovery, as
had cured Of diseased eyes which baed the A Of eminent
phans procured and applied the Metaphysical Discovery the re-
,ult beug that neuralgia subsidized almost Immediately slept we'll
hout any poul,ees as before entirely cured
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CARn.

are now Extracting Teeth (a Gs many pln;'ws
well accommodate -t-.tt..u - ..c,r. an
We must wait patient, the order Of arrival uoe an 'ppohns
Co1roS DENTAL ASSOCIATIONS,
Nc 10 Cooper Institute.
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GoRDos. Sch. Co., Pa Sept II, 1868

GORDON Sch. Co., Pa Sept II, 1868
NJ. NJ O. BEowS-Hridm, you truly that
am now we'll man or the distinction without difference
Since er part have been troubled with recurrence
Of my old complaint and have felt like entirely new Per'oa l
49,. -, v.,rse6llv vour, c. II.
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LATEST SHIP NEVIS

ARRIVED.
Steamship Thpol, lie Messuher, Liverpool Jan ) mdse.
Steamship Geo. Washington eager ndse and pai.
soht Mary Simunl, Guudy, GeorseoWu 8 c. JAYS laval
schr AutheA GODFREY Godfev Wilmington Del timber.
GCH0ONKRs-HlYER AND COAsTwsA
] p Hazard NewIAven A. y Kindberg Baltimore.
Tbos Norlug New Martha s. Wright virginia.
Excelsior. Gleawood. Maggie McNiel bfaoe'lPoIb
Henry Remsen Providence. Nevada Nen,ha'eh
Celeste Portland Peace Nsw.Hsven.
bs5ttH PSovIfsAee CYNTHIA Jane, Eew-IIaven.
J. b. Marshall Providence. frAaaln fleIce 1iiA'eA'
w. G. Peudleton. Westerly. Expedite Nos.ha,fh.
Fora. Bridgeport 1tn. ffeuel Ne"A''h'
G. s. Hazard Bridgeport WA CAII0A' fio'leA'e'
SAILED.
U. s. ship Portsmouth.
DOMESTIC PORTS
Porroy Jan 2l-Auiyed steamship Mcclellan, from bahmore
Neptune Eew.York brgs Helen ~ Rovey Gareoai heaniAs
EhIAbethport .. g.. - VI.
bark Arches sydney Cleared ships Cutvator Liverpool Win V
Alumni Liverpool With 1900 sacks wheat Sailed sP
anens Liverpool Jan a. sailed steamship Constitution Tor Panam
with $50 In treasure $4,000 Of which 10 for hcs-lorki ard
1874 COO for England Arrived ship Severn from Newcastle " = W.
sailed ship Camille, Liverpool Arr, ships Revenue NeSloE and
Gaele, Hamburg =. g,
Falcon Baltimore =,
NeW.iorE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-23

A large proportion of the Female, Sex tufler
o pteuar disease which the PERUVIAN SYRUP viii cure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-23

MRS. NJ G. BROWNE
GREAT METAPHYSICAL DISCOVERY
FOR DEAFNESS.
NOISES IN THR HEAD, BLINDNESS,
DISCHARGES FROM THE EAR.
CATARRH,
NEURALGIA,
RHEUMATISM
scRoFULA.
BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS,
THROAT DIFFICULTIES.
Diseased Eye, Loss Of HAIR Dyspepsia Enlargement Of the Liver
p,.,,., Of the Kidneys, Constipation, Gravel, Piles,
Insanity, Fits Paralysis, Rush Of Blood 10 the Head,
CONSUMPTION.
he, nc, &C.
The Discovery the system y Ab'OrDhOn-thOOgh
the .ys. ears. and ,c-,nd only logical treatment sIant
THE REIGN oP TERROR
The Reign Reign Of Terror more awful and devastating
than the Reign ohe JacObn any bloody reign that ever cursed the
earth The Hair. Scalp the Gums iOrsake the Teeth the
Ees Sink the Bl Dean Flesh sOn and vhsr' the Blood
becomes scouous the Body Parses the Lungs CONCEAL with matter
and the Patient Distress the Functions Refuse to
Work and the Body becomes HabOn Of Creeping Things While
the Soul is Trammeled unable Expand It's eavenBOn faculties
And who would dare rsproach COD for such state Of tnins'i
Non. bat the "fooshD Tack understanding" Disease Makes
Pauper Creates In6e Suicides Transforms Humanity into
objects Of COnaOn Scaite Households to the four Winds Trans
nit, the fatal Seeds generation generation staying all Classes
and Ages sweeps along its mission Of Suffering Sorrow and
Death
DIR. J. C. BoARDMANs CURE OF CONFIRMED DEAFNESS
TRENTON ~ j., April 49, 1857
To hereby certify that for many years
imp hearing and Tor time almost stone deaf
But under beautiful providence cured by the use Of
Mira g. Browns Metaphysical Discovery which have been using
about years Her deiesum in the art Of mene
and IA truly sui generls }. T. BoAkDAAH H. "
Crr TRESroS-I DO hereby certify that have known Dr. C
Boarman prae.ieug physician 10 this city His reputation "
physician good and bis character nneTeeponabe Ny ae
quaniABee extends back far twenty years during the
whole Of which amsng Wiuess hand ihs
18Th day OiAPnl 1861 FRANKLIN B. MILLS Mayor
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All care and anxiety about burglary re
moved by applying the BuReLlR ALlEN IELEGAAP nItaIeo
who using testify Eight experience and never
broken through Pamphlet free Look out Tor ungsm.n Each
using vending will noted aud dealt with % The u extent
Of the FOR provided HOLMES NO 2Ol boAd"sy
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CURB OF DEAFNESS.
JANUARY. 1868.

Miss Roberts Of 3 Arehst Philadelphia Penn, came to me
five years ue constitution aud very dea-bad been delicate
childhood The family physician had discouraged her as to regain
her hearing assuring her that the drum vi" perforated and IL would
be useless to attempt cure legged Der TO ties. Discovery which
she did The deafness was mo-. but rather increased while using
bo persuaded her continue the treatment in face OF
every dseouragug symptom Miss compiled with wshes-she
gained victory Deafness aud now hears we'll 10 addition TO re-
covering her hearing Roberts that using the Meta
physical Discovery walk Eve miles with greater than she
could 6,e streets prior to is use
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SUNDAY-SCHooL BooKs-BROUGHToN x wy
MAJ No 10 Bible House Issp sss, and hest IsGorwet
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MAsoN's BLEACHING is used by all who arc
| bright JAS. \. MASON d Co., fhAaltphlA
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Mr NJ O. BROWN will give counsel free aud receive patients for
treatment daily No Bondst, from s,o2 3O6 and
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THESE LErrERsfARE AT MY OFFICE

MISREPRESENTATION or MR. J. LTTcH OF CHARLES.
TOWN, MASS.
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,,ment from as to $50.

All convenient will rich reward BY placing
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Persons At distance who wish procure Metaphysical
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be ,cni 10 aay address receipt Of The price
To- rLRASR INCLoSR 10 CENTS 70 No. 81 BONDST. NEW
YORK FOR MRs N. O. BROWNS METAPHYSICAL PAMPHLET
" 81 pagra
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And 10 tbs no have ihey rot OILY been pouring h o many ~
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subscriber. renewing bat largely also new subscribers whom tie Old
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-06-26
The Boston Peace Jubilee.

THE BUILDTNG.-It is 4 mOnstrous building, and
of itself is well worth a journey to see. More than
two million feet of lumber have been used in It's
construction. 1t is five hundred feet long and three
hundred feet wide. The walls are ~thirty-siX feet
high. and the apex of the roof is one hundred feet
from the ground. The trUssed roof is a wonder.
There are 10 trusscs. each OF which Is sustained by
four pillars of Southern pine. twelve by fourteen
inches. and rising to a hight of ~ffty-fOur feet above
the stills. 1t was a big job to pat the trusses in
place. the labor of twenty-five men. two horses and
six capstans being required to raise each. The
building comprises a parquet and four galleries,
the latter extending along the four sides of the
structure. and will 10000 to $4,000
people. The lighting and ventIlating arrangements
are unexceptionable. Water will be introduced
into the building. and a telegraph Office will be es-
tablished in it. The supplying of gas is no small
lob. There will be AGO burners. and the consump-
ton of Gas will be about 1900 feet per hour. The
present condition of the Coliseum full warrants the
expectation that 1t will be ready in ample time for
the Festival. and if the musical department of the
affair is as successful as is the attempt to provide
a suitable building. there will be no room for fault
finding with the jubilee. The choruses are full,
and are undergoing daily drills. by squads, under
the direction of our most competent musical leadl
ers. The orchestral arrangements are in an cquat
state of forwardness. and in the instrumental par
Of the music the finest players on all sorts OF in.
in ali parts OF the country Will participate
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-06-26
New Views OF HoNoLuLu.-we found at Chase's

New VIEWS OF HoNoLULU.-We found at Chase's
yesterday morning one of the neatest photographs of
Honolulu that has yet been taken. The size is ex-
~ceedingly convenient, being adapted to a frame of 14x9
inches, with wide border. The view is from the
boat wharf on Summers reef, ON the west side of the
harbor, and shows the mass of the town rising into
Nuuanu Valley, the high peaks near the Pai,-catch-
ing the clouds on their tops, Mount Tantalus, Punch
bowl and Round Top, very clearly and satisfactorily.
The n. c.. Murray is at the wharf just spreading
her sails for departure, and the Morning Star is also
very distinct also the steamer wharf and Custom
House. The ship King Philip, while perhaps adding
TO the artistic effect, unfortunately conceals the more
important buildings along "The Beach, An
other view. with this ship moved to one side, and the
Idaho at her wharf, would be more satisfactory to
many, as also would be the removal of the boat in the
fore ground. We hope Chase will yet improve on
this, his best effort.