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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-17
ANOTHER LADY'S EXPERIENCE WITH DR..
VERNON.

the following letter was addressed to Captain
Irving. Chie OF the detective force Ill regard to the
writings OF Dr. Vernon. The accompanying letters
are fair samples OF the work Of the scamp
JAMES IRvING:- JANuARy1s
SIR-Enclosed you will find some replies received
from the Dr. Vernon mentioned In the HERALD OF YES
terday. I advertised for position as copyist or
cashier, and was quite annoyed at receiving his
notes. Finally wrote TO him, saying, If he would
meet me at the HERALD ONCE, and stand at the
door with his hat under his arm, l would be
able to recognize him, but do not know
II he ever came, as l was not there
Ii the replies enclosed Will help TO further the ends
OF Justice and cause him to receive the punishment
ne deserves, / am satisfied. For when man says
ne writes reples such his to pass away an idle
hour, think 1t time for the public to provide him
with position where his time may be fully occu.
Peo' iours' respectfully, G. H.
"NEcEss ITY--Do You wish gentleman friend IN
assist you If your advertisement will ADMIT Of
TINS construction a can offer TO lady OF good APP
nome ana KIND treatment In return for her intimate
COMPROMISING and exclusive society. She must be
under tnirty live years OF age and healthy. send
name and address, In perfect confidence TOR am
gentieman), TO box So, No. ess Broadway. Respect
fully. H. WERE
g. H.-lf your advertisement Is susceptible or a
nidden and more enticing meaning you may be
nooi "hJ uCdtb Will IL you VIII communicate with
", box 81, No. 6SS Broadway.
NOVEMBER &c, 1871.
u. HI see that you still advertise for s'employ-
ment" You may do so for weeks TO come and not
ma what you desire. My proposal Is vet before
you Tor consideration the only thing that prevents
our meeting and, perhaps, becoming friends is
your delicacy about giving your address. / am a
gentleman. and gentleman tnstinctively knows
what course TO pursue under all ana every circum-
stance In lfe II. therefore, terms were arrived
a. should make no improper use OF such lnfOrma-
ton as you chose TO impart, nor OF the knowledge
Oh your Whereabouts; neither would gentleman
make himself conspicuous statue standing by
door Jamb with his hat In his hand las you lnno-
Gently suggested
Am to be favored with a lady's reception Of a
Box 81, 6s8 Broadway.
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" heat quiet bat steady. We note sales of about
5JOO bushels part last evening" 81 % 81 SIN for No.
Milwaukee spring, in and ahoa 81 90 81 SO for
red winter Jersey, I'll 90 for do. Pennsylvania (sma
Corn quiet and scarcely The sales were about
3,OUO bushels, at 7Sc. 75c for mixed track and
afost 73c 7c for yellow, and &c., delivered for damp
southern yellow Oats were quiet and scarcely rm The
sales about q 900 BUSHELS at 54c 56c for in
store and aoa SIC. &c. for white. Rye quiet and
nominal at scc. 81, including all kinds Barley was
steady, with sales of about bushels Canada
I'll 70. Western was nominal at e5c a 90c.
FREIGHTs.-There but little inquiry to-day for berth
either by SAIL and rates remained without
particular change In the charering line there fair
call for vessels general also some inquiry for
suitable vessels for naval stores and petroleum, and those
closed about rates. The engagements
ported to-day were as foowsTo Liverpool by steam 200
boxes bacon S0s The grain by steam was
800 boxes bacon eos To LONDON 100 tons oil cake at us
To Antwerp 1,0Ou boxes bacon and 1900 terces lard
NJ u.s. 3D. and 100 tons OF bacon at 25s. The char
tiers comprise IAN Italian bark hence TO Odessa, 1850
bbs Iosn at s0c and 100 tons Of wood 3d. Norwegian
brig lIb TONS hence to Cadz full cargo light pipe slaves,
lump British iron bark. about 600 TONS TO London,
general cargo, on private erms Norwegian bark,
to Gibraltar for orders TO the Mediterranean 1900 bbs
petroleum. a. 3D. Norwegian, BARK from Philadelphia 10
ksnore FOR ORDERS privilege OF the Prussan Baltic 1000
bbs refined petroleum. bs 3d. Norwegian brig TO Cork
for ordersro the United Kingdom Continent 800 bbIs
.piriis ,urpenne Ss 3D. TO direct port in The United
OF and privilege of 400 bbs rosin At Be- 3d. per $50 lbs
GUNNiEe.-There has been moderate INQUIRY for both
cloth and bags since but the have been
fined chiefly small lots for which former prices
tanned We quote bags at like 16Sc for light heavy
and cloth at kc. for Calcutta and i6c. 1870 for domes
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AN EXILE FROM ERIN.

Phil Collins Experience Of City Life
There came before Judge Scott yesterday after.
noon, "a poor exile Of Erin" He had been rather
unceremoniously initiated into the ways of this
queer city, and he wanted to know II he could not
get some justice. He had fresh face and innocent
SMILE which at once appealed to the sympathy OF
the magistrate.
''what can do for you, my man" said the
Judge.
The applicant, in rich Cork brogue, said, "T
plant to make an anydavit aRin two dirthy bla-
guards-Phil Farley and Joe Shannon.n
JUD0E-What did they do to your
ExILE-I was gOin' home lasht night, fair and
-asy, nos sayln word TO amy wan, fhin Phil Far
icy kim 81 me, IN Seventeenth street. near avenue
z. ana Rev me thump In the butt OF the lug and
INN shannon and four or I'VE more tossed me 10
the walk and not me In the belly with their ieet
yuD0k-Mnars your manner
- ExILR-Phil Collins, SIT. am greenhorn, Yer
honor' ana am not long IN the country, and 1t
wms I,nu 81 mine that keeps q little place In
see me righted. ~" ~ "N~
,JupGE-i VIII do all can for you. Mr.. steers,
Bire mm summons for these men,
fnu Coilns t0ok the summons In his right hand
s 1uu neM ~ one corner, looking askantv at IL as
~ ne wes AFRAID II was going to explode: and .that
Will 40 with this, Yer HonorYn he asked.
suDoE-Glve II to Phil Farley or Joe shannon.
ExILk-Snure. they Will bate me agtn
:Tpok-Weh get police 0f1cer to serve 10.
inans ye, thank ye, Yer Honor, III go now,
nne WIN many profuse ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Collins
S0s' VIZ Vourt oowing TO everybody within sight
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET.

WALL STREET,
TUESDAY, Jan. 1851 M.
On Change to-day wheat was nrm. with more
doing Tue cotton market was active and lower.
MONEY EASY.
The money market was active, If not stringent.
early in the day, when borrowers paid per cent
coin quite freely while tranactons reported as
high as 1-32 and interest After two O'Clock there
was q sudden relaxation In rates under more
plentiful supply OF money, which was pressed to
the street so eagerly that borrowers accepted
8, and even per cent, rather than
have their balances go unemployed over
night. The disturbance Of the past two DAYS has
been occasioned by the calling OF money to meet
certain Indebtedness OF the city; but the require
ment In this connection having been satisfied. no
further arrangement is anticipated. especially as
money is still flowing to the city from the interior
banks
Prime paper is more readily taken, and the quota
rion has been modined to a per cent discount.
Foreign exchange was dull, steady and I'M
changed.
GOLD DULL-l09 A 108A.
The gold market was dull and lower, Washington
advces OF this afternoon rendering 1t quite certain
that there viii be trouble with Spain on account
OF the Florida case The course OF the market Is
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY. Jan. l6--S P.M
ASHES Under continued light receipts the market has
remained firm, with sales of pots So IS SO g. and
pearls at $1l $ll 81.
CANDLEs.-The market generally continued quiet al
though prices have shown no change Small sales have
been made at S4c 36c for sperm, 44c l5c patent
&c. for paradlne.
CoPPERThere has been fair demand Lake since our
last at steady prices The sales aggregate lbs
at azSc &c., cash, and 2shc for February and early
March delivery. The market closed firm at &c., cash.
COFFEE.-There has been better demand for Rio hut
other descriptions remained uiet although the
throughout continued strong We of OOO
bags Rio, per steamer Bishop, at lsIc., and 5000
bags do, per Superb in Baltimore, at &c., We quote -
l7c; do DO good Is%c l5,lc.; DC. DO prime, isSe
guayra. lsc 20c ST. Domingo, In bond l2c l2c Java,
23c 24c., gold, duty paid.
COTTON-There has been but limited inquiry for cotton
the spot the sales being chiefly speculation
consumption. Prices about I6c lower The market
for future delivery only moderately active
about Yesterdays prices The sales reported Change
n
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TROUBLE BETWEEN HORSE DEALERS.

Frederick johnson, of go East Eleventh street,
an old and well-knOwn horse dealer, preferred
charge yesterday before Judge Scott, at Essex Mar
ket Court against J. Webster King, another horse
dealer, OF perjury. Mr.. Johnson alleged that In
April. 1865, he placed mare with foa In Mr.. Kings
stable at Planfeld, N. j., to bOard that this mare
while in the care OF King had lOal. subsequently
lawsuit came up between Johnson and King in
the Supreme Court, in the course OF which suit
King swOre that the rOal died. Johnson alleges
that on The evidence OF a man named Alexander
Snyder, formerly employed by King that the foal
did not die, but IS still living. Judge Scott held
King to answer at General Sessions under $500 bail.
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For middlng sales have oeen
follows Last evening-Januarv 400 2lI6c Febru
ary 500 at sc 700 at q lice March, 500 at &c. 300 at
@sc go at H b Mgr EloS at - slsc May at
100 2. siSisc, 800 49, at sI%c 100 a Sisc, loo at
2sc, 200 at q 7lsc March, 900 at ssc, io isc
so0a 22c 200 at22 1,sc 100 at 22c 29o at % 500
April 200 at saae $50 at 100 at SSc, 500 at
June, $40 at % 7l6c Total TO- 400 bales total
bales Rates on cotton to foreign ports closed
Liverpool. Dv steam 4d by sail 3l6d. 1921 To Havre
by steam lc gold sail &c To Hamburg by steam Nd.
pressed. To Baltic ports. bv SAIL zc. lc. gold.
ss s sw '11 s Moh 7a w.
Charleston 26sl Wilmington, u.s. Norfolk ls72 Baltimore
1877 New York. 769 Boston 30-toal 26259 This day last
week, 7,l5s This day last year, $3.50 We quote =
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The following table shows the highest and loves
prices OF the principal stocks during the day.
THE RAILROAD BONDS,

The accommodating idle capital OF this season OF
the year is steadily finding Its way into railroad
bonds, which are taken by those who are unwilling
to assume the risks connected with the dividend.
paying stocks. The inquiry to-day was unusually
large, and resulted in transactions involving about
half million dollars worth OF BONDS. The leading
feature was an advance In Union Pacific firsts to
g. The following were the bids at the close OF the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-17
Fire in SaciAett street.


The alarm OF fire sounded at two O'Clock was
caused by the discovery OF flames issuing from the
frame structure No. 500 Sackett street. owned by
James Bradbury and occupied by Tudor Horton.
The loss sustained the destruction of property by
the latter Is estimated at 900; insured for 500
in the Home Company. rhe damage to the build
Ing ID about five hundred dollars; insured in the
Humboldt and Columbia companies
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-17

The quotations based running 10 quality mi
more than naf grade above or below the grade quoted
FLOUR AND GRAINRecelps-Flou S,225 bbls. wheat.
1000 bushels corn, 5000 do meal, 40 bbls oats
co. bushels barley 1000 do The -four continued
dull, grades rihe lower Shipping brands
dull and 6rmlv held at previous quotations. The sales
about $500 bbs The market closed dull revised
quotations. Rye -four dull, but prices nomnalIy
unchanged Southern Hour likewise dull. without
change In value The sales about 200 bbls Corn meal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-17
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
Highway Robbery.

There have been several cases OF highway robbery
in Brooklyn within the past few days. The latest
victim OF the Vaccinations Of foOtpads Is one Solo,
mon Wasserman, OF CT Prince street. who was
knocked down In front Of his house and robbed OF
shis wallet, containing SO. The outrage was com.
united by three men, who, as usual escaped detec-
tlOn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-17

Died.
ALLEN.-In this city, on Monday, January l5 of
typhoid fever, WILLIAM G. ALLEN, formerly captain
Relatives and friends OF the family are invited to
attend the funeral, on Wednesday, January H. at
ten O'Clock A. NJ, rom All Souls church, corner of
AUsTIN.-On Tuesday, January IS, 1872, after
short illness, RICHARD s. AUSTIN, 81 years OF age.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend the
funeral, from his late residence, 1877 South First
street, Jersey CITY, on Thursday, January IS, 1872,
BARLOw.-At Waaka Fla, on Tuesday January
Q, JOHN BARLOW, aged II years.
The funeral Will take place from Trinity church,
Slug Sing, on Thursday, January Is, at two p. NJ.
BRADY.-On Monday January 49, CATHARINE
BRADY, in the Goth year Of her age.
her sOn-in-law, William f. Power. First avenue,
between Eighty eighth and Ei0htv.ninth ST., to-day
Wednesday, at one O'Clock r. NJ. The friends Of the
GYMNASIUM Sunday, January H. GEORGE
Pr 0AMaA in Inc da year aa Of n ms age
third street. this day wednesday,, January II, at
ten O'Clock A. M.
O'Clock, OF pneumonia, Captain BENJAMIN L. COOK,
OF ship Sacramento, aged So years and 3 months.
IA M %ow III on
In the 3sth year OF her age
Relatives and trends are respectfully invited to
Church, Rev. Mr.. Meeker's, on Thursday, January
Is, at two O'Clock p. M.
CoMERFoRD.-On Monday, January Is, PATRICK
kenny, Ireland.
His relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 81
Columbia street, Brooklyn, on wednesday, Janu.
airy II, at TWO O'Clock p M.
CoRBETT.-On Tuesday, January 16, 1872,
CATHERINE, wife OF the late John C0rUet In tine 45tn
year Of her age.
The relatives and friends or the family are re.
spectfuy invited to attend the funeral from her
late residence, SO Elm street, on Thursday January
IL, at two O'Clock.
DuFFIBLD.-in Brooklyn, on Tuesday January 1e,
1872 at her late residence No. 500 Pearl street, Miss
MARY ANN Du EFIELD, In her S7th year.
Her friends are invited to attend the funeral, on
Thursday next, at two O'Clock +. NJ, from Old 81.
AIMS church, In Washington street.
EvERs.-In Brooklyn, Il. d., on Monday, January
Is, after lingering illness, JOHN EvERs, aged 81
years and 10 days.
the relatives and friends also the members Of
German Oak Lodge, No. 81, ]. o. OF o. f, are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral, rom st.
Peters Lutheran church, corner DeKalb avenue and
Walworth street, on Thursday. January Is, at one
O'Clock.
FIYCK.-On Monday. January Is, GERTRUDE, only
child oil Eugene and Meta Finck aged months ana
16 DAYS.
the relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from the residence OF her
parents, 104 West Thrtyeightn street, to-day (Wed-
nesday), al eleven O'Clock A. M.
FOULKR.-On Sunday, January IA, or pneumonia
p. LOUIS FOULKK aged 65 years
The relatives and friends or the FANNY are re-
spectfully Invited to attend the funeral non Moa
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tic The saics round about OF domes
tic CLOTH tor future delivery. Ike
HEhP AND JUrE-rhe market still continued DUH for all
descriptions Of hemp. although prices nomnay un.
changed ute was also quiet but steady Jue butts met
psisn.cipsiy In small lots We quote dressed American
iySc alsrc gold sisai, Is.c lie. do. Tsmpico The
3tc., currency.
>. hops.IIhe market generally remains quiet, although
there has been sgh the inquiry for choice
new hops but with limited supply continued light
receipts holders remain indifferent and show willingness
TO realize unless full prices obtained The current
sstons are State Sc &c Eastern and Western sc
Doc yearlings. 2Oc Doc. 0ids loo Soc Ola 0lds 9c
he California yearings, l5c s5c olds, &C. l5c.
Foreign hops are quoted within the range OF 50c Toe
HAY AND SrRAw-The market generally has quiet,
with tine exception Of moderate inquiry for choice shp-
ping grades Prices however show change We quote
shipping. VI IS 40; prime retail quaes 81 IS 81 80;
long rye straw 81 20 81 %; short rye do. 81 81 0S;
oat &c. 81 wheat Soc, &c., and clover 81 % 81 20
LrATHER-The market for hemlock sole continues &C
tive nj former prices The stock well assorted with
the exception OF good and poor damaged which
and wanted The market for about 1c:
advance per H. The receipts for week 536l
lea andl. We ouote
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NIX KxPORTs OF THE wERK.

Tue aggregate amount OF exports. exclusive OF
specie from the port OF New FORK to foreign ports
for the week ending January ID 1872, was
$4,O06Ol5.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


HALL-WARD On Monday evening, January H.
by the Rev. Henry G. Potter rector Of Grace church.
JOHN d. HALL TO CORNELIA G., daughter OF the late
Augustus h. Ward, all or this city.
HECKER-BELt.-At Trinity chapel, on Tuesday,
January 10. by the Right Rev, Bishop Potter. JOHN
v. KICKER, OF New York, to GEoRGIANA, daugnte
of A. J. Bell. OF stamford, Conn.,
MAYER-BROwNLOw.-On Tuesday, January 49,
by kew. f. d. Murphy, Lieutenant WILLIAM H.
MAYER. Jr., United States Navy, to Mrs. BELLE
BROwNLOw, eldest daughter Of the late CAPTAIN
William ThOms, OF this city. No cards.
THOMPsON-THOMPsON.-On Thursday, December
2S at Myrtle Street Baptist chapel Liverpool by the
Rev. Hugh Stowel Brown, JOHN THOMPSON, Esq,
Belfast Ireland TO JOSEPHINE. eldest daughter of
Joseph Thompson, ESQ.,, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-17

In the gold loan market the rates for carrying
ranged from to per cent. Tne operations OF the
Gold Exchange Bank were as follows:-
Gold cleared s26 $40, 600
Gold balances Observation-Disclosures. 1,677,647
Currency balances Observation-Disclosures. 1880, 1913
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fairly active decidedly frer Sales were reported OF
'app1s 50 New ssi Si iFs a a
ba "n uhanT so K
$50 ESQ t y GOOD strained 600 S6s $50
$40 was dull and nominal at former sarss 0''u a.
ss
me
the market active tribe arner quoted
ssd u as Ii e sdS.s.
wsa With bd rs er x n he Refined held sc
EssS,'f beef sas pack
ana unasr
demand for new for forward delivery better
70
S %ssrn with and : mai s v, Gs
&; ps: S s..:. IT,.
sns sIss Tor :1sr s.
range Cut steady, with small sales at 5c for
smsr with sale. Of about srces t at s s for
s Ss asS s %
has been sr business today at steady
r s Dbf s:s as s SS
sUeAR-There has been only moderate business to-day
q clear 5ass al Osc 80 hhds Of Porto Rico
n'd sD Ta s moderate reqqs. a. cw lie for
ouDsinreno9 TO comon ' rsan,ns s0s $40 quote fair
70 sooS fair refining &C. exc; good TO- prime
70 choice srooery, go ioc centrifugal and boxes
&C. 1lc moasses nhds ana boxes. ne a &c. nelado
sHc &C. o. 70 20 H. sac CSC ao Y to l5 loc.
ao White &c Porto qs nc TO pr%.
refining SIC 93sc. fair to choice grocery, 9bc aiO4c.
Dutch Standard Nos 10 to Y s4c szc Manila Superior
and extra superior. 7ilc. n SIC
sTEARINE remslned duh ana entirely nominal There
no inquiry whatever
for Ohio and 1c lsc for Indiana, with sales Of about
$40 bags.
TAIIOw continued in good demand and firm The sales
we're 7s,0O lbs in hhds 9c CSC for city, and
9l;c for country; also 250 bbs of Western at 9hc.
TOBACCOThe business in most all descriptions continued
fair ut prices The sales
cases of sundry seedeafs 20c 5c 80 bales
II cut 81, gold 200 hhds of Kentucky at &c., and
1850 bales Of Havana at 95c. 81 IL, currency.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 745 bbs The market dull and
heavy, with sales OF 45O bbls. at 90c. 9Ulec.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-05-24

MEssRs. Holloway & Co., the de-
servedly popular south side druggists.
have been exceedingly fortunate in
procuring the services of Mr.. Fred.
Garlichs, late with Messrs. Brown
& Sargent, of this city. Mr.. Garlichs
is too well and ~favorably known as an
experienced and skillful druggist to
require further notice. He win have
sole and entire control of the drug
store, while DIR. Holloway proposes
to devote his entire time and atten-
ton to his profession. This arrange
ment viii be noted with pleasure by
the many friends ofboth parties, and
Mr.. Garlichs' friends throughout the
county will be more than pleased to
learn that he has determined to re-
main in the city. We predict for the
firm u large trade in the drug line.
Remember the place, directly south
of the Courthouse, and don't forget
to call when you want anything in
the drug line.
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Married.


On Tuesday evening". Mry 21st,
1872, at the residence of the brides
uncle, Mr.. Joseph Austin, if Savan.
nah, by Rev. j. Gillies,. pastor of the
Sixth Street NJ. E. Church, Mr.. John
Sherman to Miss Nellie Smell, both OF
this city.
Mr.. Sherman was formerly pub
Usher of this paper, and takes his
bride with him to Iowa, where he has
relatives. Although not ayear a citi-
zen of our 'burg," he has contrived to
take with him one Gifts fairest daugh-
tiers. We're it not that we have plen.
ty left to charm the eye and enchant
the heart, we should be disconsolate.
As it is, may God bless and prosper
you both, is our sincere wish.
On the 22d inst, at the residence of
the brides father, in this city. Mr..
Joseph E. Berryhill to Miss Anna
Frodsham.
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Another Heavv Mortgage.

Last Friday another hesvy mort
gage was filed for record with Phineas
Edwards, our worthy County Recor-
der. The mortgage is executed by
the Burlington & Southwestern Rail-
way Company to the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company, of New York
City, in trust to secure the payment
OF second mortgage equipment bonds.
The mortgage is on the entire line of
the road to an amount not exceeding
$4,000 per mile, subject to a prior
mortgage of $4,000 per mile. The
mortgage bonds are of the denomina-
ton of 81 GOO each, bearing eight per
cent. interest. These bonds are con-
vertible into the capital stock of the
company at the option of the holders.
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May Goth, 1872.

SHEDRICK keeps fully up with the
times. He has just fitted up one of the
neatest and pleasantest ice c sa-
looms ii has been our fortune to see.
Those who have q taste for this deli
cious summer edible land who has
not?) enjoy it doubly when the sur
roundings are pleasant, as they are
here. Sparkling soda-water is also
Kept in season, and there ia no dis
count OH bread he bakcs or the meals
he gets up. In fact, nothing is done
by halves by Shedrick Il Co. Give
them a trial, and we fell surc our
words will be more Than verified.