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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-11-23
The New Offices of the Scale Works

Messrs. E. & Il. Fairbanks & Co. are
now occupying their new office build
ing which they have erected the present
season. The building stands on the
corner just north of where the old office
was, and occupies the site that old res
idents will recall as the Hiram Knapp
place. The structure is of brick, 53x55
feet, two full stories, with basement,
and a store-rOom in roof. The entrance
Is on the east, and the doors open into
hall twelve feet wide, out of which
the five offices open, and from which
stairs ascend to the next story. The
first door on the left as one enters the
hall, opens into the General Depart
ment and Cashiers office-a room 1Sx30
feet. Directly in rear of this room,
is the Merchandise Department office,
16x20 feet. North of this office, and
connected with Cashiers office, is the
Scale Department Office, lSx32 feet. On
the right of the main entrance, are the
private offices of the firm, connected by
sliding doors, one l8x20, and the Other
I4x1S feet. The finish of this story
the doors, window castings, wainscoting
etc., is all black walnut, and looks ex-
ceedingly rich and elegant. The doors
stair newell, etc., are the same that drew
premium ut the late county fair, an6
are of fine workmanship. The floors
are of Georgia hard pine. Directly il
rear of these offices, and built separate
from the building, although connected
with the Scale department Office, is {
two story, fire-proOf brick vault, il
which are stored the books and papers
of the Company, except those in every
day use which are kept in iron safes
The second story of this building il
finished off into sleeping apartment
for the clerks, and a large hall anC
sample room. The building is very
handsome without and within, and thu
offices are light, roomy, and convenient
and Just what business of this magni
tude needs. This building is the worl
of the employees of the scale firm. Mr.
Lambert Packard is the architect, ant
all the work upon it was done by thu
builders in the employ of the scal'
company. 1t is an ornament to tn
place, and must be a great satisfaction
to the clerks as well as the firm.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-11-23
leahs.

Hedflfs.
At East st. Johnsbury, Nov. II, Mr.. Horace
Fairbanks, aged rs.
At Fitchburg, Mass, Oct. PC, Harry, aged years
and months son of Francis and Maggie Russell.
In Santa Cruz, Cal, Nov. Z, of consumption, Nor
man d. Goss formerly of this place.
AtLyndon Centre, Nov. 20, at the residence of
her son-inl law, FL. M. Nichols, Mrs. Polly W.,
widow of Daniel Quimby, aged Il years Funeral
Friday.
At Barton, Nov. 90, Mrs Catherine Peterson,
widow of the late Paul Peterson, of this town.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-11-23
Rnfhs.

At East st. Johnsbury, Nov. Is, son to Napo
leon and Emma Richards.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-05
LADIES, FURNISHINGS.
r AIDES DRESSES AND OUTFITS
TAYLOR 81 HUFTY,
933 PENNSYL VANiA AV EN- U &,

Washington, D. G..
Have during the past few weeks been steadily
adding to their supply OF
LADIES AND MISSES SUITS,
and az a result hayo one Of the largest and most
varied assortments to be found III America
Immediately that a new article is brought out
by the leaders of tho mode they take measures TO
| ho supplied with it, so that their lady patrons
can always find what they want, or what mas
beun suggested to their fancy anywhere.
In pERCALE SUITS their stock is CON
plete. They show Plain and Combination Per
Gales, in Checks and Stripes, and in al colors
and shades Tho most fastidious taste cannot
escape being satisfied, and the prlces range As
follows: S3, 81, So, S5.7 and ST.
In CAMBRIC SUITS they have all shades Of
Blue, Groen Black and Brown, and with Trim
minss, embracing Bands, Plaitlngs, Lace and
Embroideres Tho prices arc: 81, $3.50, IS,
So so, Sc, $G.5l, S7.25, js, Slla7 and Sl2.
OAMBRIC OVERSKIRT5 and BASQUES.
in all shades Of Blue Black, Green and Brown,
edged with sll the stylish tnls and trimmed III IN
Embroideries, Bands and Torchon Lace, At S5
S4 SIS and Sc.
A full and very elegant line Of entirely NEW
LINEN SUITS, trimmed in novel and striking
designs, and extending in price from So to Sl5oo
Linen Overskirts and BAsques. in endless va
riety, trimmed in Plstings Erahroideries
Laces and Braided, IN all c0lors anu snspes,
and at prices from So to $l2 75. Polonsises
trimmed in Bands, Plaitings and Braids' from
81 to $3.50
LADIES SUMNER ULSTERS, an indis.
psnssble and very "tone-y" garment, in all the
latest shapes AID with different trimmingss, and
of all sizes, lengths and Dimensions, at moderate
figures, running from S. to $3.50.
The grand department Of WHITE SUITS Is
one of the most important of this house The
stock is large but we'll selected and unsurpassed
for design, make and haish throughout. The
different patterns of suits embrace Polonaises or
Overskirts and Bssques at reduced prices, run;
ming from S. to s1S; also White OVerskirts and
Basques from So to $l4 80.
A'line of very graceful Folonalses marked
down to rates varying from So to Sl0.
Particular attention is called to lot OF stylish
White Rssquos trimmed with Lace Embroide-
ries. Laces and Rullas, and marked only $3.50
to SS.
They will open :his woek new and very su.
perior line of frat class LIN EN- and CAMBRlC
SUITS. Those will be trimmed with handsome
shaded and tinted embroideries, in all the new
and becoming colors. They will be marked at
the lowest possiblo'fgures. and wa predict will
just suit the tssle Of ladies who appreciate artist
ic things. IA I LOK q HU FILL
is eff G333 Pa. av., Washington, d. g.
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c.. M. ADAMS,
DEALERIN
Ladies' T. Gents Furn'g. Goods.

LADIES' DEPART MENT
Kid Gloves, Hosiery, Underwear, Corsets,
&carfs, Collars and Cuts, Handkerchief, &c.
GENTS' DEPARTMENT.
Kid Gloves, Collars and Cuffs Hosiery, Shirts,
HandkerChiets, Underwear, Scar(s, Ties and
Bows, SC.
NOTION DEPARTMENT.
Cotton, Pins, Needles, Thread, Buttons. Edg-
ings, Zophyr Worsted, Shetland Wool, German
town Wool, Saxony Yarns. sc.
nov q. NJ. ADAMS, No. % King st.
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DRY GOODS.

NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS, SC. Sc, &c.
~ ACTIVE WHOLESALE and RETAIL
TRADED. +. BRASHEAE, No lOs King
complete stock of Staple and Fancy Goods, viz
CORSET Corsets, Hoso and Half Hose, Gsuze Shirts,
Gloves, Suspenders. Collars and Cuts, Cray.ts,
Ladies Ties and Scsrfs very pretty, Mons SHIRT
Fronts, Ladies' and Mems Handkerches n ia IN
great variety, Dress Buttons, 1ii l'no BLACK
English Grape Veis' hne quslsy, Snu IN very a
shsSss SHADES NJ N q. Knitting Cotton. price s5c per ID;
ihs Wnmsutta Shirt, price 81 ; Courvoiaier's
Kid Glovos price s5e White Corded iiq991e'
nrieo lOe; 10. Of full standard Prints at G4c;
New goods receiving constantly Wo sell good
goods at popular prices. "
ID. F. BKASHEAR,
n y H,,omts, No. 100 King street.
ia ., Alexandria, Va,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-05
ICE CREAM, sDDA WATER. sc.

NOTICE.
respectfully inform my customers and The
public generally that having improved my IA
cilties for tho manufacture OF
ICE CREAM
an now prepared to furnish families. pcnlcs
and parties al the lowest rates with u superior
article, in quantities TO suit.
My ICE CREAM PERLOES vii! hg found
as comfortable as any in the city, they having
recently been reGttea for the comfort and con.
venencs Of my patrons, who will 30 served at
all hours with DELICIOUS CREAM OF any
desired flavor, and leo cold SODA WATER,
mado oC the pUreat Syrups.
FRUIT OF all kinds in season.
y largo liao Of CONFECTIONERY GOODS,
such as CANDIES, NUTS, &c, constantly on
hand and for sale Wholesale and retail at bottom
prices. CHRISTIAN SCHAFEK,
No. > north Fairfax ST.,
nv 2l-3m Alexandria, Va.
SiT M MkR
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-05
ALEXANDRIA, VA. THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1877.
VINES AND LIQUORS.

DNKTN ER'S VIENNA LAGER in bottles,
1, q, IS ems par dozon, delivered to all parts
Of the city.
my Is Il. w. AVERY, 226 King st.
DECEIVED THIS DAY
IL A fresh supply IF
BOTTLED ALE AND PORTER,
from Denmosd's Arlington Brewery, to which
We invite Il attention OF families and restau-
rants Also their celebrated ALE in quarter
kegs w. a: JOHNSON,
my 10 N. f. cor. Cam. g Royal sta.
DRDUCrloN IN BOTTLED BEER
II Rcbart Portner's Bottled Vienna Beor, 85c.
per dcgsn, delivered to any part "f the city.
''' UEo. McBURNEY & son,
mylO 166 and 10 King st.
Henry EDg|ehardt's Lager Beer.
(Bottled for Family Usa mn! Shipring.)
The attention OF the public is respectfully call
od to very superior article Of LAGER aud
WEISS BEER, brewod from tic bast Malt and
Hops, with tho greatest care for is lurLy, and
put up in tho most convenient stylu with patnnt
shoppers.
Invalls or delicate persons will lsriye much
benefit from its use. Orders lett 81 Louis Ap-
pich's restaurant will receive prompt attention.
Country merchants and dealers supplied a.
lowest ratos Delivered TO any part of the city.
HENRY ENGLEHARDT,
my5 Wost End Brewery
WOOD AND COAL,
COAL c0A"'
CDALi
On 10y wharf aui to arrive during ths season
full stock Of
ANTHAROlTR,
CUMBERLAND and
WEST VIRGINIA GOALS
Of best quality
and we'll screned | will be plea:ed to
supply my friends and customers at lowest r:laT
ket price. Delivered st hou5oa, cara or boata,
per ton of 2240 lbs.
je7 W. A. SMOOT.
CoAL' coAh'
Wecsn now offer bsst quality a NTHkAClrE
COAL, prepared especially for family nao Mt
the following rates:
White Ash Egg and Nut Coal ST.
White Ash Stove 81 Is.
Red Ash Stove 81 81 and 81 -.
Ggynbsrlsnd Gynins xaI!sy g g. g. 'O'
Per ton of 224G lbs, dolvortl t. any part of the
city. IT, }. VI EiAFFEY s. CO.,
je5 Wharf and ysrs foot Of Queen street
COALl COAL!
4
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a GREAT CONVENIENT GE.

Save your time. labor ana money BY Calling st
Mrs. s. X. SNIDER'S
"a RIETT ST. R l.,
"a door from s. Z. cor King and FairEa1 as,
To mako your purchases in
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
She has in store and is constantly receiving
large quantities Of China and Queonsware Glass,
Tin, Wood and Willow Ware Brushes OF all
kinds, Busters, Brooms, Rope, Backing, lsn-
torns, Lamps snd l.amp Goods. al kinds of IL
Illuminating Ois and Toya in great variety.
NH 3t--3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-05
NIACHINISTS, &c.
Alexandra Iron& Brass Works

JAMESON s. COLLINS,
Proprietors.
Corner Of Royal and Wilkes streets.
We are prepared to manufacture Stean, En-
gines, Shafting and sll kinds of Machinery; also
to furnish Iron and Brass Castings of tlo best
quality and workmanship. Having an unusu-
ally large and varied assortment Of Patterns, we
can furnish Castings at reasonable prices and
short notice. ap l4-tl
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AND VEAILO SETS.

A full limo, FROM dollar to t"l dollars. per
set, in bo1oa NJ ,
-.ap24 q. L. bEkkl'N.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-05

aIUN UMBREl.LASl
y Sun UMBRELLA5l
A full line OF thn above just opohod nj prices
+ suit the times al
an 10 &C. BERRi'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-05

DEADY FOX SU Nj ii EN-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-05

OLD AFTER KNOWLEDGE Among the grad
ustes at tho Univeraity Of Pennsylvsnia last
Thursday was Q quiet old gentleman aged above
seventy wears. Ho received tho degree OF doc.
tor of philosophy after passing q course OF OF iull
scieDtii: examination. 1t WAS Stephen Town
sond father Of George Alfred Townsend.
Without college advantages IN carly liio.
he studied and graduated IN medicine s' .n'
age fifty i've and in the sciences at seventy
Inc under graduates gave him shout as ne
plscidly took his sheep skin and degroe OF doc
tor of philosophy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-05

DNKTNEK'S VIENNA LAGER in bottles,
l. q, IS ems par dozon, delivered to all parts
OF the city.
my ID H. w. AVERY, 22G hlDg st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-05

A NNUAL CLo3lNa SALE OF
SPRING AND SUMMER
DRY GOODS.
On and altar Monday, June II, 1877, We will
REDUCE PRICES
on all ths balauca Of our Spring and Summer
stock of
DRESS GOODS, CASSIMEKES. &c.
Crest bargains may be expected.
PRETZFELDER s CO..
al8 l44 King street.
LWAYS IN TIMEl
Just resolved:
Dotted ana Figured 5misses.
Allendais Quilts. full ia.
Gauzs Flsnnel5.
Anglia flahnes,
Mosquito Notiings.
Tarletons. all shades,
Linen Lawns, solid white and colorad'
Lace Shawls, SILK and Llama,
Lace Cspes, silk and Llama.
BLACK Gren slinos for Shawls and Dre:sez.
4 new line Of Embroiderss. Laces, Yelling,
Belts, and great many new style goods
Csll and examine at
ISAAC E1CHBERGS
Successor to Slaymaker 20.
N. .B.-We have several JOBS. and offer spe-
cinl Inducements in DRESS GOODS at l2sc 4
ward Also Plain snI Culorsi PERCALES 81
Sc yard. --.----.-- ----..-----------l le !
NvEW IAWNSl NEW I.AWNSl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-04
STREET ANNoYANCEs.

'sPoico" wishes that the Captain Of the Twenty
seventh precinct would station officer in Liberty
street between Greenwich and Washington. The pas
sengers the Central Railroad and the are
annoyed every evening, especially Sundays by crowd
OF bad boys Water 1on't cure them.
European" complains OF the filthy condition Of
wcst Thirty eighth street between Eighth and Ninth
avenues. Last Friday half the block was swept and
plleu up rendering II almost impossible to cross tho
street. but the other hail Is lett till future time
Indignant implorcs, for pity's sake help for tho
unfortunate dweliers In Fortynrt street between
enth and Eighth avenues, and wants the Complaint
above mentioned they nave heaps OF nth three
and four feet deep that have been there Tor months
The ash barrels have been standing fui and
for week. scarlet fever Is rife and threatens TO
become epidemic
"a Neighbour asks why the policemen IN Mott
street, near Spring. do not stop tho young men who
lounge there insulting passers by.
mo Thorouehiarc" wants attention called TO the
pavement OF Fiityith street, between Filth and Sixth
avenues. II looks sif there had been dozen He'll
Gate explosions ON top Of II.
Josie Hechtman IS constrained to put record her
protest against the asscmbhge Of the rowdcs who
pregae at Of Hudson and spring streets Tor
tue purpose Of insulting young ladies' The police pay
no attention TO complaints
a. \. Less would like TO inform the Commissioners
that tho ashes IN Bond street have not been removed
nearly two weeks; TO the street, It has been
swept but the dirt never removed so that 1t Is bad
ever.
tween Broadway ana Eighth avenue, tho ashes and
garbage have not boon removed since last Friday week.
He adds awe have all our barrels out filled, over.
flowing there IS place left now but to ill yards
aud cellars, IN order TO create pestiIcncc which
VIII I'll our gravcyards by the numerous deaths which
will occur next SUMNER
"PIague adds to our already largo list OF street com
plants by calling attention 10 tho condition OF Ludlow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-04
GOOD CITY GOVERNMENT.

A call signed by large number of prominent BUSH
ness men OF tins city has been issued inviting all tho
residents OF the city who in favor Of reform and
retrenchment in the management OF our municipal
government. The call reads as follows
You are requested to attend public meeting, to be
held at Chlckcrng Hail. saturday, tho 9Th INST, at
eight o'clock T. M for the purpose OF giving express
sion such views may tend 10 strengthen tho
luton the members oil the Legislature who using
thor influence in the interest OF procuring the passage
OF the constitutional amendments recommended by
the Municipal Comnission and also Tor the further
purpose OF the passage oil the several reform
now pending
The present Is very critical period in the history OF
this Legislature 1t Is believed that large corruption
fund is being by Interested parties to be used
In defeating the much needed legislation IN the inter-
est OF this city. In order TO prevent the of
such scheme II Is absolutely necessary that the
members of the Legislature who are working earn
estIy tor the interests OF our citizens should receive
their cordial support.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-04
IMPORTANT TO ASSIGNEES.

Tho General Term Of the Supreme Court has reu
dered decision reversing the order OF Judge Donohue
appointing receiver OF the funds in the hands of Mr..
Leopold Bamborge assignee for the benefit OF the
creditors OF S. A Castle * Co. The granted
the petition Of one Hyams, who alleged that he had
purchased claim OF Resented Brothers against said
estate, and that the fund danger of being lost If
Allowed TO remain in the hands OF Mr.. Bamberger.
Tho General Term have reversed the order, holding
that improper, not being warranted by the facts
o. the Judge Brady wrote the opinion. anu, as
the points involved OF rather novel character and
OF special interest us relating TO assignments, the
opinion rs given below in FULL
The plaintiff IS an assignee for the benefit Of cred-
tors and on his appointment gave the suretcs required
by law He brought this acton 10 dispose OF tue
by proper aud ample consideration OF all the Incl
dents connected with It, One of his suretics Joel Il.
Byams, who is a creditor for small sum, applied Tor
the appointment OF receiver allegations that the
plaintiff was insolvent that he had mingled the funds
OF the trust herein and others with his own money
and had appropriated some portion OF II to the pay
ment OF his private debts The allegations to this effect
we're contained in The AFFIDAVIT OF Mr. Hyams, and
arc not sustained by any other evidence The plain
cit denies all Of them specifically except perhaps the
charge OF mngug the trust funds herein with Others
but he AYERS that he mas faithfully discharged his
duties assignee in all respects that he has given
ample security, and that all the moneys that
his hands were then held by him, and that he was
ready and willing to account IN any proper proceeding
II thus appears lnat the application OF the defendant
and surely Hyams, assuming It TO have been war
ranted by precedent and authority, was made
upon his affidavit alone, which was conlradictcd
and it's statement denied and declared
90 be untrue by the plaintiff, except
rs TO the minging Of funds and which Atone under
che circumstances disclosed, would be entirely nsu
ecnt for the OF such proceeding All the
tal facts presented were therefore conrover,cd and
al the equities which might have been involved from
them, II true, we're by the dcnals overwhelmed. The
ruic under such which obtains equity
turisprudence, except u may be under very special
which do not exist herein Is to deny the
application The person applying does not sustain by
proof the case he submits, aud he must therefore
iaL II this principle had occurred TO the learned
Justice presiding AT Tho Special Term, he would, no
doubt, have given IT prominence aud denied the motion
for tho receiver. IL would require such disposition
OF IT, becomes duty therefore tc reverse the
ordcr with $40 costs, and the disbursements of this
sppcaI 10 abide event. Messrs. Hart & Bamberger
appeared for appellant and Mr. Richard s. Newcombe
TOR respondent Hyams.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-04
SPIRIT OF BUCCANEERING.

Notwithstanding the vigilance of the Custom House
detccvcs tho frequent OF parties their SEIZURE
nj contraband goods their forfeiture ard other penal
tics attached 10 the Illicit traffic Of smuggling there is
anil found some spirit OF the old buccaneers among
tnc men that 90 down to the in ships and do their
business on the great waters The business, with all
must have It's charms and its profits,
wttbssanding that Captain Bracket, of the Custom
House SO often ovcfbauls and brings to punishment
Abe parties so engaged On the IAN March last, by
sc,,s occult Knowedge peculiar to the craft Captain
Irsckotl and another officer OWNED that certain
Sason beng thon driven through West street, con-
1890 goods and followed till arrived
~ Norris street. The goous IN the wagon then
SS,,vered 70 John Sinclair, . boatman, and known
snscaIIy As being dsreputably connected with John
SrsIcr Alas fIoors as his deputy right hand,
ssShf boot man Boots seems 70 be consistent, how
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-04

To ruE EDITOR or THE HERALp:-
wish 10 answer .'veritas, " who writes about Lud.
low street prisoners II hiy prisoners held for less
than S. o00 spent at least $4,000 per for law
yers fees trying get rid OF paying their debts, and
it takes average OF four months each to get out OF
jail without paying would not be airer II they used
their $50 about $3.50 per day. to pay their debts
Al this rate three would be released every Two days.
and in about thirty-lour days all would be out aud
they would have S45. 900 with which 10 live (without
work. tor the balance OF the year. or II they choose
to work and $50. 900, they can club together
aud start life insurance company, and no doubt II
they refer their place. vii, meet with great
cess There Is truly need Of reform. but II is tho
side OF A SwINDLED MERCHANT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-04
A COUPON DEFAULT.

Alfred venables brought suit against the Missouri
Kansas and Texas Railroad Company, and the case
came before Judge Freedman recently on u demurrer
10 the complaint, which argued at considerable
length. The complaint states that tho plaintiff is q
banker doing business in London; that he purchased
on the 10Th OF February, 1873, twenty-one
bonds OF The road for six months
interest each. due tho LIST OF February 1872, and
ten coupons for months interest each, due tho
Isl day OF August, 1872. The coupons were not pad.
the brought ST. $50, with interest
from February "A, 1873. The compliant was dismissed
on the ground that It was detective IN not averrng
that the coupons warrants attached or
annexed TO bonds obligations Tor the payment OF
money made ana executed by the defendant
and duly delivered and put IN circulation
Judge Freedman giving his decision says The
plaintiff not having avaed himself OF the short mode
OF pleading authorized by section lUz Of the Code. ~
the case OF instrument for the payment oil money
only am OF the opnlon that he Is bound 10 show by
proper aycrmcnts that The coupons sued upon had,
PRIOR his purchase Of the same been duly made and
issued by the defendant TO constitute obligations
binding upon the defendants. The defendant Is entl-
tled TO judgment upon The demurrer, with leave 70
plaintiff 10 aunu. the complaint on payment OF COSTS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-04

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
Being workingman living near Fifty ninth street
in Seventh avenue and having to be down In the
neighborhood OF the City Hall before seven A NJ to
attend to my work, may ask why the Broadway and
seventh Avenue Railroad does not run cars earlier
than each morning from Fifty ninth street?
Many others well as myself have TO walk eight or
nine blocks to the depot, Fiityrst to Fiicth street.
which occupies much time should take us us Tar
as the Filth Avenue Hotel. II much put this
complaint your invaluable paper and confer a favor
many well as yours,
JAMES HENRY SMITH