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Washington.

TIE DISASTER AT LANGLEY AND BATH.--The
Augusta Chronicle, in later notice Of the effects
orthe breaking Of the dams at the Langley and
Bath Mills, says: 'Not only the dam but the
over.fall OF the paper mill was destroyed, which
will increase the labor and expense Of rebuilding
We understand, however, that no unnecessary
time will be lost In getting to work, and that ar
rangenents are being made BY means Of which
operations will soon be actively commenced. We
hope that in abort time all the damage will pe
repaired, and that this important mandatory
will be In full blast again.
Sat the Langley, affairs also looked rather
.gloomily. Alarge portion Of the dam was swept
away, and the factory will have to suspend work
for several months, and this loss in time far ex.
ceeds the real peouniary damages sustained. 1t
is noticed that only that portion Of the dam which
was not sustained by piling was swept away. This
fact will be kept in sight when the work OF re-.
pairing Is commenced, and nothing viii be ne
elected tending to make the dam secure for the
future. The gentlemen in charge OF the affairs Of
the company have noides Of allowing the factory
to remain idle day loager than Is absolutely ne.
cessary. The president, W. Sibley, Esq., tele.
graphed for the engineer who constructed the
dam-Mr. Bodfsh-on Tuesday evening, and re-.
ceived an answer from the latter yesterday, say.
Ing that he would leave for Langley last night.
All the operatives who can assist In the ont door
work will be given employment, in order that
hands will be ready to enter the mill as soon as
the repairs are completed.n
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OUR PRICES CURRENT.-We especially invite
the attention of our merchants to The NEWS
Prices Current, issued this morning. Made up
with the utmost care, and handsomely printed
with entirely new type, it forms, with the
business card of the house forwarding 1t, the
most attractive and welcome weekly CONNER
cial circular that can be used. Price, for ten
copies or more, with business cards, two and
a halt cents per copy; single copies five cents.
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The ACADEMY OF. Music GRAND GIFT Con-
cERrs, as advertised by Messrs. Butler, Chadwick,
Gary Co.-Mr. Eben Coffin, sub-agens for this
splendid and attractive scheme is now prepared
to cell tickets for the same. Appucationsto to be,
made to him at the once Of Mr.. @. Clacius, corner
East Bay and Central wharf may2s
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ANOTHER BIG, ,F1sH.-Our young friends who
follow piscatorial sports have been unusually sue.
cessful this season. .Ano,h er big fish has been
caught, and this time perfec. whopper, aud no
mistake. We are mot acquainted with his Latin
name, but In English he Is called ssw fish. The
story Of his capture is briefly told: The sloup
Washington, belonging to Mr. Z. Msgwood, was
on It's way to Bulls Island. While lying at
Devices inlet, shark line was put out. About
II O'Clock Wednesday night 1t was discovered
that fish otssome kind was on the line, and on
hauling 1t In It was found tobear immense saw
nsh, measuring fourteen feet in length, and four
and q half feet In width. It has saw measur-
.as three feet and four inches. When hauled to
the top OF the water it made desperate efforts to
strike the boat and those who were engaged la
securing It, After about half an hours strugs ling
they managed to get it ashore, as 1t was too
,heagy to lift on board. The captcrs will exhibit
this sawfsh to-dayat FraserS north wharf, at the
foot Of Cumberland street, on beard the sloop
washington.
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l.. sE to inform the people CT Charleston
and the country that they can ouy better and
cheaper Sewing Machine fl. IN me than they can
elsewhere, and now Is the. time, and No. 81 Queen
street Is tae place, to ct hrst.cass Sewing Ma
onlne' e,sner ne" II .second.hand; so come one,
conie a'' ahu ie' me serve you to No. Machine.
!uniV j. L. LuNsFoRD.
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THE NEW RAILROAD FROM COLUMBIA TO AU.
aU>TA.-The Edgedeld Advertiser is Of courze con.
sidering the enterprise entirely from an Edge.
field point Of view. II the new road is to run
north OF the Charlotte and Augusta Road, 1t vii
be Of immense advantage to Edgeheld County; II
south, which Is q mach nearer hne. but other.
wise less advantageous and more expensive in
the building, 1t will be Of comparatively small ad-
vantage to that county. The Advertiser, there-
FORE counsels Edgeneld TO exert herself, and oner
"a large subscription OF STOCK in order to influence
the location OF the road.
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PERsoNAI.-H Honor Judge Graham leaves
this city this morning on visit to Marion. he
I'm return and make short stay here about the
1st Of August.
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"a House Div1DED.n1There was o skrim-
mage at the Detective ofice yesterday evening,
between Chief Phlippy and oflcer Marochettl,
which at one time threatened to be Of g serious
nature. For some offence the chief ordered his
sub 70 leave the Office. and upon his refusing to
do so, caught him by the collar to eaforce'his or
ders. The officer whipped ont six shooter and
threatened to blow oat the lleutenan!'s brains. A
scufne ensued, in which the ohief was almost
pushed through window, inflcting serious dam.
age to the glass, but none upon the person Of the
,lIsutenant Of1cer karochett was suspended i'm
;mediatele from the force.
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CHARLESTON HoTsl
sUsINEss NOT TIoEs.

A RARE CHANCE FOR BARGANs.-We call
the attention Of honsekeepers and dealers to the
advertisement Of Mr.. McDufr Cohen, pub ished in
to-day's NEWS, A rare chance is here offered for
purchasing, at cheap rate, all kinds Of articles
needful in household economy. A word to the
wise Is SUFFICIENT, and all prudent housekeepers
will at once repair to the store, on the southeast
corner Of Meeting and Hasel Streets where they
can see for themselves.
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CITY AFFAIR." S.
Meetings This Day.

Marion Lodge, at P. NJ.
washington Lodge, Good Templars, at P. NJ.
Stonewall Fire Company, ats P. NJ.
Citizens Ward 8, at 8 P. II.
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SERVICES on sULIIYAN's IsLAND.-The Very
Rev. DR.. Birmingham. win oniciate Sunday in
the Catholic Church on the Island, at O'Clock
forenoon
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For. SALE, on Southern Wharf, this day,
5000 Watermelons, by a. DAWSON, Agent.
july21-*
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Hotel Arrivals-5uiy 40.
PAVILION HOTEL,

PAVILION HOTEL,
8. J. Walton, N. E. Railroad; VIM. J. spiers,
st. Stephens.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
Smith Leach, 5eaufort; ]. B. Ezell, Columbia;
Q. Day, macoa; T. @. Livingston, Miss N. Llyings-
ton, Madison, Fla.
MILLS HOUSE.
John 3. Green, Columbia; John Hardness, New
York; J. W. Atwood, Washington; Chas. o. Kir
kup, Savannah.
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The STATE CouEr.-Wm. Grove, a native of
Ireland, and seaman by profession; was yester.
day made citizen Of the United States in the
Circuit Court.
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CR1BBAaE BOARDS, 30 cents each.
White Envelopes, 10 cents package.
jun1H HAsEL STREET PAzAAR.
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Too MUcH FOR ms BaAN.-The effect Of
certain Radical promises to the colored voters in
the country WAS painfully exhibited yesterday
morning in one Of the public streets Of the city.
A colored man, from the country, was seen in
Meeting street divesting himself OF his clothing,
and, suspectlHg thetrue cause, a police nan Inter-
posed to step him. The poor man resisted, and
angrlly exclaimed, ':Nebber mind de mule, but
GIN memy forty acres Of land, and lem me go.n
J The magnificent promises held forth to linn by
the political demagogues had proved too much
for his understanding, and half suspecting their
hollowness, he was even willing to give up. the
long expected mule. Broodng over his cherished
hope Of anluenee ne had gone mad. He was
lodged in the Guardhouse on the charge OF being
insane.
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BUSINESS ENvELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
Is nowprepared to furnish good envelopes, With
business cards printed thereon, at. 81 per thous.
and Send yopr orders. Every. merchant and
'usiness man should have his card printed on
his envelopes
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FOR PHILADELPHIA YEsTERDAY.-The steam
ship Empire, Captain ainckley, left her dock yes
terday afternoon for Philadelphia with full car.
go as usual. in spite Of the season Of the year.
The Virginia will be the next departure, sailing
= July 27.
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at 50, "a,
IS; Sc so snd So so per thousand, according to
size, at TIE NEWS Job ONCE.
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ELECTION ANNOUNCEMENTS intended for pub
ncation in The NEWS, must, in all cases, be paid
for in advance.
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In accordance with as sresolutlon adopted at
the last meeting, the president of tha ward has
appointed the following gentlemen to acras the
working committee, who are requested to meet
THIS (Friday3 EVENING, at halfpast 8 O'Clock, at
Hibernian Hall, to arrange the plan OF campaign
In ths nnnroactinn m nnntonnl elention.
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William Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, ct his
store furniture, cutlery, &c.
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MONEY ORDER PosroFFrcEs- Monday,
the s1st OF July, the following new rnoney:order
offices will be put in operation: Aboeyille Court.
house, .Yorkville, and spartanburg Courthouse.
Twelve such ofices are now in operation in this
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real. estate SALEs.-The following real
estate was sold yesterday morning at auction: I
ByRaM. Marshall & Bros The lot onSS Sulliyan's
Island. formerly owned by Vim. Jervey, Esq,
near the fort, and measuring l52 BY 2o7 feet, for
$3.50 cash.
By wardlaw & Carew: The house and lot No. 9,
on the south side OF Amherst street, At feet In
front by l4o feet deep, for s144o,. $1,000 cash and
the balance In one year.
Also, small farm on the west side Of the Meet
ing street road, nearly opposite Magazine avenue,
about an acre in extent for $500 cash.
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PUBLIC NU1sANcE.-Abont halEpast s o'clock
on Wednesday evening, q pariy2of' negro men,
six or seven in number, having entirely diyested
themselves Of their clothing. went in swimming
or Moreland's wharf, just above The steps at the
west end OF the shell battery. The hour men.
toned Is one which is usually selected for prom.
enade on the battery, and indecent exposure
like this should at once be put stop to. The
dusty bathers we're plainly visible from the shell
walk, and their appearance at once drove all OF
the respectable promenaders to another part of
the battery. Where are tho city authorities that
public decency ia outraged in this unseemly man
nerfn
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;. The CMRoPGD1sT, DR.. Randall, was in court
yesterday; and the charge against him, mention.
ed in THE NEWS q few days ago, not being sus-
tanned, the case was dismissed. Dr.. Randall has
In his possession testimonials Of great proficiency
from some Of. our most highly respected citizens;
and the charge referred to should not prejudice
him in the estimation OF the public.
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EXECUTIVE APPoNrIENrs.-Th Governor
has appointed T: O. Spencer, OF Pickens County,
and ]. Fielder Meyers and James Van Tassel, Of
0rargeburg County, as notarles public.
Samuel Bell and a. o. Stone have been appoint
ed commissioners Of pilotage, vice A. Habenicht
and James Whipple, removed.
E. R. Kingsmore has been appointed commits
kpner Of election forNeH6erry 6ouny, and James
N. Runion has been reappointed auditor for
Greenville County, vice Alexander McBee.
Simeon Bradley, OF Chester, on the petition Of
numerous citizens, has been pardoned by the
Governor. u
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CLUBS AND srARs.-John Boles, arrested for
assault ard battery, is held for further examina-
tion.
Daphne Alexander, an old offender, lodged for
being drunk and disorderly, and trespassing
upon the premises Of Celia Cradle, in King street.
near South Battery, was sent to the House Of
Correction for thirty days. -
Edward Lee, reported for carelessly driving his
wagon against the lamp.post at the corn +. Of
King and wentworth streets, and breaking the
glasses thereof vas sentenced to pa5 fine Of So
and repair the lamp.
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ALAS, Poor YoRIcK.-The following lament
we ind in the Columbia Union: "It has been
noticed quite frequently Of late that the sexton
of one OF our city churches has been Industrious
ly trying to make pattern for q rairfence, and,
on one occasion, became so exhausted from the
exertion that he had to be assisted home, by a
couple OF friends. The old Sexton is colored,
and In the scar and yellow leaf.n
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The UNITED STATES CoURT.-The District
Court was opened at 10 O'Clock yesterday morn.
ing, Hon. Geo. s.. Bryan presiding.
The time within which the lien creditors Of VIM.
G. Whilden & Co., bankrupts, were to prove their
demands was extended to the 10Th Of August, and
the registrar was ordered to so report the same
as soon as possible after the 18th Of August; also
whether any toatract had been made by the
bankrupts respecting their Orangeburg property,
and whether it would be to their interests that
such contract should be carried into execution.
John Il. Doscher and D. Hopke, Of Hanover;
Alfred Heptze, Of Saxony; Patrick Kiernan, of
Ireland; Lawrence O. Meyer, OF schleswig Hol-
stein; Johand sohl, Of Lamstedt Hanover; Jno.
Emil streick, Of Hanover; Geo. Won ochsen, Of
Hogen, Hanover; Henry voight, OF Hanover; J.
L. Gustavus Dass, of Scbleswig. .Holstein, and
Peter Schroeder, OF Utterdorf, Hanover. having
compiled with all the republics OF the law, were
duly sworn in and made citizens OF the United
States.
Ad;onrned nnril N o.c.oos this morninp
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Rev. B. N. PALMER, D. D., OF New Or:
LsANs.-The First Presby terian Church, New Or
leans, have rendered their pastor, Rev: B. n.
Palmer, D. D.. noble testimonial OF their CRATE
ful appreciation OF his services. At late meet.
ing OF tie church and congregation q series OF
resolutions were adopted, testifying to'the earn.
est fathfulness and devoted abors Of their pastor,
and rendering him avacation Of four months for
recreation and rest. The sum Of $4,000 was raised
by the members and congregation, and placed at
his disposal. After some hesitancy DR.. Palmer
accepted the offered vacation and:th generous
gin.
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Auction Sales This Day.
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NEW PosToFF1cE.-A postof1ce has been
lately established between Charleston and NC
Clellanvlle, and known as McClellanyllle. The
mail win be semiweekly. and Mr.. ]. d. Leland
has been assigned to the post BY the department
at Washington. This onlce supplies great
want and will be appreciated BY the planters
and others living In that section between Charles
ton and Georgetown. - {
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BURGLARY AND LARCENY. WIN. Roach was
brought beforsTrial Justice IT, Mackey, ,charg.
ed with forclbly entering the restdence of.W. q.
Chapman and stealing therefrom sss in United
States currency, double case gold. watch, some
trlnkets and several articles or clothing. The
evidence sustained the charge. and the Justice
committed Roach, in default OF $500 bail. to ap-
pear at the next tern ofthe Court Of General ses-
sions
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The PILoTAaE CoMMissIoNERs.-We men
toned few days ago that the Chamber Of Com
merce had appointed committee to proceed to
Columbia and have an interview with the Cover.
nor. The committee have returned, and report
that their mission had been entire.y successful;
the Governor having met them with courtesy,
and given the matter his immediate attention.
Captain A. Habenicht and James Whtpple. the
late incumbents, were removed, and Captain A.
o. Stone and Pilot Samuel Bsll appointed In their
stead as commissioners Of pi!otage for Charleston.
The Governor also expressed desire that means
should be used to deepen the bar, and promised
to lend his influence to this desirable end, not
only with the State Legislature, but through our
senators and representatives in Congress. The
interview was pleasant to-the committee, who
found the Governor tesirous of doing all in his
power to foster the shipping interest Of Charles.
ton aad to promote its prosperity. The commit
tee are indebted to Mr.. John Heart. the private
secretary Of the Governor, for many courtestes
extended.
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FORCING coManTEEE, WARD NO. I.

Adjourned until 10 o.c:ook this morning.
The New York herald., 1871-11-22

Those South Cnr0linn Bonds.
About haDfpast three O'Clock yesterday morning
Onicer Young, OF the Fifteenth preclnct while pa
trolling Broadway, discovered, near the corner OF
Fourth street, o hackman named Thomas Lynch. Of
40 East Fourteenth street, partially inside OF his
coacn In tho act OF searching the pockets OF man
VINO lag slupidly drunk inside. The bottom OF tho
coach being stiewn with papers. The onicer, upon
questioning Lynch. received the Information that
he iound the man lying ON the pavement short dis
tance below with the papers scattered over the
pavement and placed hm IN his coach i0r fear some
harm might come 10 hun.
Surmising all was not riaht the ofiicer conveyed
bOtE Barues W the station house, and upon
searching the man fonnd In the coach. who
subsequently, proved TO he Richard De Puyster,
Of AZ West Sixteenth street, he found 81, 100 IN
money IN his pocket. The spapers." being removed
from inc coacl proved TO be Souh Carolina bonds
OF the value oil $4,000. As the .hackman lad no
lights on mis- coach lie was locked up for violating
Corporation ordinance. aud DE Puy ster on charge
OF inioxicatlOu. Ihey were both arraRned before
Justice OK, at Jefferson Market yestcrday morning,
aud locked up to answer. DE Puyster IL nifty years
OF age, and has only ore arm. he Was respectfully
dressed and pleaded very earnestly to be liberated;
but, a. ne was too much intoxicated TO appear
So ely on the streets with 50 much money III his
pocket, he was locked up until he became sober.
il ls rumored that short time since there were
large amount OF south Carolina bonds stolen
The New York herald., 1871-11-22

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Now that Mr. Green IL permanent Comptroller
lie must take the relns In his own hands and ad-
minister the duties of his oice without the aid or
advice OF irresponsible nopodies. lie Is a sound
ana careful lawyer. and a very short study oil me
legal duties ol his Oice, with his owed Integrity
and Industry, Will so0n restore conn lence to The
pubic ana the honest creditors OF the CITY, This
was the ADVICE one OF Mr.. Green's best lrlends
even wicn he was benny OverSnauOweu Ivy the all
uevOurnK kng. under the new 1tvyus let
there Le no gO-netweelB; uiiat system has
cost cur city millions vi dollars caused uniO,
annoyance aau dlsa.rCeaole suspicion, often, per
hAps, uaIOunued. hut al INJURIOUS 10 the u,,.
li-ht ana nonesL administration Oi the business Of
tne Once No one doubts his integrity Oi abiG, Tor
the poSiliol ne been appOInteu 10. 1nere is no
doubt he wni re1ect credit the unancial depart.
Meut ui our metropolis; YET II Will be wei. Tor MIN
to 4 ARA against tue danger Of Irresponsible par
ties anu AVOID the footsteps of his Predecessor.
OBSERVER
The New York herald., 1871-11-22
ssTHE UPTOWN MAN TRAP"
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-

To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
seeing in your paper OF to-day the report Of DI.
Morris TO tho board 0 Health, alleging mat seven
persons nave been killed during the past eleven
days on the Fourth q enue tracks. between Forty.
second ana Fifty second streets, feel strongly i'm,
peeled 10 add such cOrroDoratve proof as poseen1
as to the truth Of these sa emcnts and -
make again my protest against inc outrage this
ra lroad nilcts upon the uptown nhahltsnss u New
York. have resided tine corner Of Fourth ave-
nue. and Fifty filth street for the past three years,
and during that time have been again and again
rendered indignant 10y the slaughter OF human
beings on the ralir0ad and the subsequent suppress
sion OF the acts In the newspapers For instance,
some Two years ago there was collision at
Fifty-ninth street, between Harlem train
aud one OF the Belt line morse cars
which witnessed from nv window. 4
man AMI O boy on the platform were Instantly
killed, the man having both legs cut On. was
only spared by my distance from the scene from
witnessing ull the horrible details The next morn
Ing your paper contained bricI paragraph stalne
that there mad been AN ACCIDENT ~ fny ,ninsa .s
man mime and So the 10. y could nW De as
certained; tney were removed u Bellevue uospai:
or course these fllslncatOuS were the Iauit NOT o!
your reporter, but Ot the pc sons VINO gave MIN o
fniormaton. A short ine n'ter .nls aaotler man
no record whatever IL youI paper. indeed 80 con.
stanly during my residences nere have these
rOr OF that quick double wni,tte Tor down
brakes which 80 often indicates thai soul
has been Violently hurried INTO eternity. Al
one time Two wrecked wagons Law near my door.
each the property vi dead inas, and, as = rule
none OI the ma ny accidents that have occurred ~
my ue lghboriiood have been CORRECTLY repOrteu "
aby papers which have seeu.
with regard 70 the events 0l the past few weck4
since the Hu son niyer Railroad cars Also pass over
these tracks, testify 10 the killing o. one Ma0
ana w0undin9 VI another ~ the q irner ot Futy.
first street. und youg paper contains the LccOuns
or tho destruction Of ward the naatender At fnty-
ninth street. who seems Ia have uceu Killed. while
in the discharge 0t his duy, ny the grOssest care
essness ON the part OF he cugine driver Ol the DOD
ton ,raln Tne present condition O our city on tn9
eas, SIDE IL gross outrage On the inhabtants and
1 Wouder PROFOUNDLY that the property hodera
on the line vi tne railroad permit lts cont inuances
l. as taxpayer. but uOt voter. have Of c0uree,
no right 20 . voice IN public Affairs. Ninety truin4
pass over tho road ev ~ day. The avenue from
Forty second street 70 Fy second street y n!sfsy
imp8ssable without risk. The pubic safety DE-
mands inar the roa shall be lowered into tunnel
n Ii cannot lie removed. A. II u II - hndTanc4
to our prosperity, injury b our property, and .
Ss'S''1 ELIAABETH JOHNSON.
LOG East Pifty.nfth Street, New York, Nov. IL is7h