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National Republican., 1885-06-20
a FAvoRITE LANDING.
The Attractions OF Lower Cedar Point
Increasing Yearly.

Increasing Yearly.
The travel on the river has set in and
every steamer pulls out from her wharf
with q heavy cargo Of human freight.
While for the past few days the weather
has been moro endurable, still hot wave
is likely to come rolling along without
much notice. To locate whore u is most
comfortable Is the desire OF all citizens who
are able to send their families ,away from
the city during the heated term, and as
result the resorts along the Potomac are
quickly occupied. They are nearer home
and Jf easy access to the merchant, clerk,
and business man. There are number OF
places between here and Point Lookout at
which many II not all the steamers
make landings. 1t does not require
pense is nominal. While each place
finds itself well patronized, lower Cedar
Point catches the bulk of'the excursonists,
and IL is very desirable resort. Fishing,
bathing, grabbing, boating, and almost
every sport eXtant can be found there At
the same time the hotel accommodations
and table are excellent, and every attention
is given to the guests that eau contribute
to their comfort aud enjoyment The
splendid steamer Armenia-safe aud swift
runs to the point, leaving her wharf foot of
Seventh street daily, except Saturday, at
8 a. m. Tomorrow she will lllinaugurate her
Sunday excursion, starting at the usual
hour, and II is needless TO predict that n
large party will he aboard. Societies and
organizations wishing the use OF the
steamer for excursion purposes TO the
point will find II to their advantage to apply
10 q. l.. Sheri1's coal Office, 1114 Pennsyf-
vania avenue, where that courteous gentle
man will furnish all information In regard
TO the boat and Lower Cedar Point. His
standing in the community Is sufficient
guarantee that good order and safety will
nrnynil
National Republican., 1885-06-20
Hearing salcserge suits. Eisoman Bros, rs


Messrs. Duvall d Mari have been granted
permit to build ten two-story bricks on
New Jersey avenue, near Franklin street,
at cost of $500. Moses Kelly will build
two one-story bricks on Fourteenth street,
near >, for store purposes, at cost OF s., 900.
G. G. Willard will improve 1922 Z street at a
cost Of $3.50, Prof. Marini will add a one
story brick addition in the rear of his hall
on Il street, near Tenth, 10 feet by 20 feet,
at cost OF $500.
National Republican., 1885-06-20
a Bulletin on American Sugar.

A bulletin upon the sugar industry of
the United States, prepared by Harvey W.
Wiley, chemist of the department Of agrl-
culture, has been issued in pamphlet form
by the commissioner Of agriculture. IL
deals eXhaustively with cane, beet, sor-
ghum, and maple sugar, giving statistics OF
manufacture and consumption, chemical
analyses, method OF manufacture, and
modern improvements.
National Republican., 1885-06-20
Arrested With the Plunder on His
Hend.

Charles Richards, colored man, was ar
rested yesterday by officer Clarkson for
breaking into house known as the Drov-
ers' Rest, corner OF Twelfth and b streets.
A hat was found on Richards's head, which
was identified as part of the property of
Albert Esllridge, which was left In the
house during Thursday night, when the
robbery occurred.
National Republican., 1885-06-20

It is expected that Secretary Whitney will
announce the detail for the court-martial of
Paymaster General Smith when he returns
from New York. As soon as the court
opens Paymaster General Smith will be sus-
pended, and II Is said that Pay Director
LOCKER will succeed him for time at least.
The general impression Is that Paymaster
Allen will be the judge advocate of the
court.
National Republican., 1885-06-20
Clearing sale sack SUITS Elseman Bros, 7 &
A Benefaotor of His Kind.

There is one man in Washington who, In
the days when the thermometer is away up,
and people swelterunder the scorching rays
Of the sun, strives to make life as pleasant
and. as cool as possible, and that man is
Henning, the oSeventh-street tailor. "A good,
thin suit OF clothes ON awarm day Is a bless
ing to suffering humanity, and In his stock
can be found not only these, but suitable
clothing for every season and climate.
National Republican., 1885-06-20

Messrs r. T. Merrick and I. w. BGrtley,
who are lying seriously III at their respect
i've homes, were each in an unchanged
condition at an early hour this morning.
Neither OF them is I'm a condition that
gives any great hopes to their friends.
Judge Bartley, it is believed, cannot re-
nOv9r
National Republican., 1885-06-20
HALLS ysssinsl' sisiiisa
Hair ReneWer

Acts directly on the scalp and on the roots
of the hair. 1t prevents falling of the
hair, dandrui1, or any disease of the scalp,
restores gray hair to It's original color,
and, where the glands are not 'decayed,
will cause new hair to grow on bald heads.
"a diseased scalp caused my hair TO fall
out. After using number Of prepare
tions, without avail, I tried Halls Hair Re
newer, which caused new and vigorous
growth."-E. J. Adams, st. Paul, MINI.
Sold by ali Dealers in Medicine.
National Republican., 1885-06-20
The comrndos to Loave sunday.

The delegates of the department Of the
Potomac, q. A. r., have decided TO leave
for Portland on Sunday morning at $3.50
O'Clock instead Of leaving on Saturday
evening.
National Republican., 1885-06-20
Reduced Rates TO Philadelphia During
the Military Encampment Mt Fair
Do

The passenger department of the Pennsylya-
MIA railroad has arranged to issue round trip
tickets 10 the Washington military organlza-
tions desiring TO visit Philadelphia during tho
encampment at Fairmount PARK at S276; all to
travel In body on one ticket. Arrangements
have also been made to sell round trip tickets
to the public ON this occasion Mt S5.52. Tickets
will placed on sale June 90 to July Z, inclusive
National Republican., 1885-06-20
DIED.

% ~GfHON.-Oh Thursday morning, CHARLOTTE
Clara Montfort GihOn
Services at 81. Johns Church Saturday at $50
a. m, TO which friends are invited. lnterment at
Philadelphia. sm
National Republican., 1885-06-20
BuCkinqham's D.
FOR THE WHISPERS,

win color the beard brown or black
may be desired. 1t is ip one preparaf
cheap, safe, convenient to use,
ell'ectual, giving to the whiskors or i
tache permanent and handsome cd
The color produced is natural and
form, cannot be rubbed or washed
and always gives satisfaction. al b
been using your Whlskor Dye for
years, and would not have any other
b. +. slado, Mclean, III.
Prepared By r, P. Hall & Co., Nashua, N.
National Republican., 1885-06-20
Clearing folo $40 suits, Elsemon Bros, : x y

The Naval Advisory Board and the
Dolphin.
The naval advisory board WILL It is said
by one of its members, ask for an investlga-
iion into the proprioty of its action with re-
speet TO the construction Of the Dolpbin.
The board has not yetreceived a copy Of the
report Of the Dolphin examining board, and
1t Is probable thatit will also await the reply
Of the Attorney General to the letter OF The
Secretary OF the Navy.
National Republican., 1885-06-20
The Smith Court-MartlaI.

ORDER THE REPUBLICAN mailed to your sum
mer address. only so cents month, postage
National Republican., 1885-06-20
The Dudley Blind & Shutter Work

Tie Only Practical Fixtures manufactured Opening Closing
shutters tho Inside OF the
windows or Removing Window Screens. i
National Republican., 1885-06-20

Virginia vs.. Nationals to-day at 1880.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-05

GARDENER.-By an Am crican married man.
~ Experienced In ali branches Best recommendations.
.nlv FI.uN
New-York tribune., 1885-03-05
TO PHILADELPHIA
TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLDEST ROUTE
% TRAINS EAcMWAY WEEK DAYS M ANpso SUN.

THE OLDEST ROUTE
% TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND ON SUN.
DAY. STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, 2IN
EEw.YORK.
xprsss trains leave NewYort via Desbro,es and Court
esdt street Ferries g follers; =, .oo
80 $40 and p. and i2 night sundays siS
s:YfsFt as s's'Ss ss'ss s1S
Broad stree. Station ss rsilaasgh
s,s R ss ss$ %: - e. ss SG.s s sP1SsS
s.!s ssssys s.1S ~ sss.4. A.se,
sS BrocIyn annex ststoa foot Of FuitoSst. prookyn
nc bakery ss. and C sr h~s.n
Tns New York Transfer Company viii call for and check
basg,ss ,TSn Hs sGeIs Pna aad residences JRwooD.
cnA Central Manager General Psssr.Agsnt
WEST SHORE pOUTE.
w VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER
an trains leave West 42dst Colandt and Desbrossos
chicago 'io NJ % p m; Pullman sleepers through
.5 o ass ssG ssss p Ra rnIs%s1 Baas sifsSs
AH- $500 .sp. sleeping and parior cars through
.ios s.le silS 10 loo a. no: o;'
Sewburg KinTston. Catskii Albany ~7ilo 30. li'oo
for Montreal sY and Canada East 7,io q m, $50 p m
Hamilton London, 40 O. IN. $780, - IN Toronto oSa
ybsiiy. Other trains daily except Sunday.
for tcktts time tables paroz sleeping car sccommoda
ga S:$.I; S.ss s,sss: sst ~ 4 dss ks
S srd 10y %s sSa S loot
q si4ts-sE HEERY MON Err. asn. Psss Agent
New-York tribune., 1885-03-05
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on sns after tso; lss5.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
fns leave York via Desbroses and Corandt Street
Ferries rollows
Hsrrsburg Pttsburg, the west and south with Pullman
Palace Cars attached . q. And p dauy new
York aad CHICAGO Limited of Paror. Dining Smoking and
Eiiiismssort iock HAVEN a M D. m. CORY and Erie
ess p m connsctnx Cory for Tusville. Petroleum
Centre and the Oil Regions . -
BALTIMORE Washington and south Limi:sd washington
M arrive washington !O6 p m Regular az 6;?O 300
md $50 a m. !. $40 end P In and II night SUNDAY
1er Atlantic City except sunday with through Psror Car.
loo p. m.
yr Osps May. except Sunday. ll:loA m. ,.,.,,. -.
Long Brznon, Bay Head Junction and nternediaye sta
kens via Railway and Amboy. 9 a. m ~ noon $50 m
koss brooklyn with al through trains at
ysrseytCy ancrding speedy and direct transfer ior
rDS srrive From Pi,tsburs $50 and li2o 1880 and
LOCO n m daily and TOO daily except Monday. From
Esshlngton and Baltimore e:so slo m J. 2o $40 $;59
pm From Bsiti%ere 92op m Prom Phlsssgsia dh 80
fi;so q I i.2o 200 $40 S5o, $50 $50, 72s 7So $50
30 1oo5 and 1920 p m and l22o @ might s1ndsy day. 8 30
New-York tribune., 1885-03-05
Gcnntrp propertp Uantea
Real Gsiate Aeents.

A --CYRILLE CARREAU,
IA 0rand-st. and Bowery, under Oriental BANK Iele
phone Spring ll6 Represents In all matters OF rea
sstato superioE faciies rent and manage property
New-York tribune., 1885-03-05
Dipioeno Notices.

CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD CoMPAsY,(
CHICAGO. Ill, February Il 1885.
NOTICE.-A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF
~ TWO DOLLARS PER SHARE has this day been do.
payable the second day Of March next to sockbOd ot
record at the close Of business hours the twelfth instant
The dividend shares registered NowYOrk will be paid
a the office OF the conpany's ents JOHN PATTON 90.
30 Wliam NewYOrk and shares registered In Chicago,
'A' &. II. FOSTER
Iruas4.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-05
fnanridl.

N10rfCE To the bondholders Of tho East Ton;
csn.ny Of SswYork win from and afser nn oA,s S
tSnssp1 s sSSs5 sAs 81
.snsd Sefsfor being into the cgsfy.
souds q tbs Fast Virginia And ae0fsis ~
OP and af''r Apr 81 81 ersr Of FUNDING coMMIrTEH.
SHORT TERM, I'd mortgage. $5 1000 at
y per cent on improved city property renting ior Ioo
yearly over interest small fret mortgage VIII not gVo
oiSO0un' Address A. HART. 2s9 Broadway. NewYork.
TYHE Union PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
PANY-Ihe annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Union Pacific Railway Company for the choice OF &
for the ensuing and the transaction OF any 0eT d
which nav before the meeting VIII DO ned
in iioson on WE'D ESDAY. the tn day OF March next
The meeting will be allied order at 10 O'Clock M ~
the Compays Oft in the Equitable Buidins III
the ompanys has heretofore failed to aoeommo-
mectny HORT CULTURAL HALL l0l 1remontst, mas
Leen en- and motion TO adjourn 10 meet a. .nae
will probably made before any business Is unnsaetsd
Stockholders can therefore, meet at HORIlS u ht a.
HA AT 1880 where the polls will be opened shoud 'hc
meeting vote 10 adjourn there.
Transfer books will close on March A. . ,.,,, .oro 90,
Stockholders VIII be asked 10 vote on the ioo"hs PioP
ton to amend the bylaws; - .,o, .reo,o 7 NJ the
Articles Of OF datiou, IT is
Voed THAT section Article l. be amended bv inseuS
after the word Bos.on the following words or AT sun nro
place shrIl be duly noih cd In the MANNER
~ " CHARLES I. ADAMS. JR.' fresoeh''
Boston, Feb. q, 1885
IIINo. CENTRAL RAIIRoAp CONTAIN.
TTNHE Animal Meeting of Stockholders OF tne
Illinois Central Railroad Company ior the hn a.
directors and transaction business viii be hed ~
the office Of the Company E S ths SS noon on
day March H. 1882 at l. WELL WILLIAM MAURIAc
New.York. Feb. 81. 1885. secretary
New-York tribune., 1885-03-05
Gnp propsrlp tpanieo.

WILL give cash aud pretty country place
w free Bergen county y. J.. for city property.
OWNER, 14O Nassal-st. Room OIL 10 to3.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-05
STEAMBOATS, uuo Railroads

4 ~sTONINGTON LINE. r,,n ,orrr
"A. FARES REDgCPH;n P;s4 m r. dsy except sasday
ss soU D. M Tirsicass to Boston, So Corresponding
dacOns to all points hfPoppLE General Passenger Agent
T,AYJ. RIVER LINE.-The Best Sound Route
~ f; IIT .sss fsas'
SS4siy'c :aSssfsi
Tor NEw-HAyEN.-steamers .IssS' Leave Peek e *
sp and Il p m sundays Urt sISepte ens sast E1
sis.%sI s.ioS "a SswMaSsn s and return 81 5o.
T,RIE rArr,vAY, now Known as fheyTWn, ovn
lan 1SsnS.l. bsso &AHosa From
;ss:s
Sa
rSTss %i sa s:'gsss
NJ si % s. 9S Ica 800
second day Ccnneo,ng trans arrive Toledo 100 p ~
ndapspS' csS Ssossd Express SOLID Train an
Pulaa Day ysssass sRS ss'E Fans oSsSa
s s.sdsy. Is ~ %sa $50
fseT5scSs o ss sio sG sc o ma1gh
iss sS .s
g i 9nS o g. $50 pGRish' sa'o'a
Is S &c ie SsaS as SS
ssRs'y' sS Sunday
Sondoa. and Kingston and Montgomery an sSop m
sqnssy aosS.S So Sss 1920 $50 sso 4so $50
Ontario TSs ana Ns. .4a S
aie1yS y.rts asc 4so sunday
$50 quarter after sss ssa from, sS15
sT sSs IS e 5is Every nraw,n. Room and
ssn ss seS sSa
q s5s SaSsassa SSrosa%sy oi s IT. T.
Geur BROOKLYN or a e. tHs Nest arTsn Ns%York at 7o
$780, N aRd aBoT iSi1p don Passr Agent NowYOrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY Y.
IN leave from Cna%osssh se 10 SspGs iGr SO 1880
g,Sssr ris%oG. sgS and % Midnight Sundays l. and
s,SP sN.PPns m Spring valley and Monsey7 10 m 4So p m
Sundays f. n ABBOTT GEM Passr Agent. NswYOrk
uARLEM RIVER BRANCH
III NEwYoRK EEwHAvESt ta AND oaIAds MAgrfSEspt fs.t md
55 iSsa iSs % S s1sSGs g
rs;S SS ss % s T.%s Rs' SsTr
ssy csssS sss
yeSc9ss TssS ls % and shore
rs sns h and al points
asanisht train for NewRochso end all intermediate sta
tSs rsn, m for aA s1sSSs sn
R: aS nscR % snG ray 80 to Depot
n;Ur snS WITH express Boston via shore Line
n EHIGH VALLEY RA1LRoAD:.Psssenger
trains leave depot foot Of Cortand and Ps.Srosses
s.aaias III as
sverly Ithaca Geneva Lyons Buealo and the West Pull
II N for Easton ethlehem and Coplay.
Vfrains leaving S:l0 and 4O m connect for All
snS nafSa .n sss ''
s:s.1sl zs:sin oos 80 S}s 3 blGssTS sSYsSsrox oaA
NORWICH LINE.
FAvoRITE INSIDE ROUTE
ToBosToN S.
WORCESTER $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-05
NORWICH LINE.
FAvORITE INSIDE ROUTE
ToBOSTON So.
WORCESTER $3.50,
NASHUA $685.
PoRTLANDs S.

Steamer, city OF Worcester and "City of Boston"
assve Pier 40 r. foot of wstts pier above Des
trcsses ST. Ferry, daily except sunaays at 500 p
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RA1LROAD.-Commenc!pg october =, 1884.
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
1900 Rochester and Montreal Express through draw
$40 M Fast Limited Chicago and St Express
With dining stopping Albany Utica Syracuse Roch
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland and Toledo,
Arriving at Chicago To- m and s. Louis 1920 In next
f0.sO a H. Chicago Express drawing to Cansn.
fsigua Rochester Niagara Falls and Buffalo connects for
Iii m. Nsw.Yort and Northern E1press with
$50 p m, Albany. Troy and Utica Express through
q p m, Accom@odaton to Albany and Troy.
Iais Buffalo Cincinnst. To!edo Detroit aud st Louis
$50 m Express with seepingcars 10 syracuse and 70
Azbzrn road and 10 saratoga; also 70 montreal
Pacific Express with cars ior hocheset
Il D. m Night Express with sleepin TO Albany snd
froy with trains for the west and
Rsr the North except saturday night ~, , p-,,.
Tickets on sale Grand Central Depot No Bowling
0reen 252 and AIS Broadway and at Westcotts Etpts
bces Park place ano 7s5 and 9t2 BROADWAY New-fork
n1 1888 Washington and 73O Fulton sts Brooklyn and ~
toprthst, WILLIAMSBURG ,, - - =,
drawing and sleeping cara can be
prcoed OF the ticket Offices in Newfork CITY, sno ~
kS3 Washington ST., Brooklyn.
baggage called for and checked from residence
~ TSuTEY w - ~ C. b. NEEKER-
General superintendent General Passenger Agent.
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-For BOSTON
and the All rail from Grand Central Depot Three
express daily sundays eIceptedl TO Boston 81 m
tp N lparlor attached and ~ M palace eepns
4y Sundays at 10 IN with palace seepipgS
New-York tribune., 1885-03-05

TYH CHICAGO AND ALTON RAHRoAp COMPANY. !
SECRETARY AND TBsAsuRERs ONicHa Zoo. (
CHICAGO, Ill, March 2. lS05)
ANNUAL NETTING.
THE Stockholders and voting Bondh0lders I o.
i Tho Cbicag aad Alton Railroad Compony arc hereby
notife that the meeting OF said company io the eo
ton Of transaction OF such oneT ca ~
nav be hell at the oompany,s once IN c
clgo Illinois Monday the sixth day OF April next NJ ten
o'clock A. ,,.. a.. o,o.a n, bua,ness
hours on the and reopened On the seventh
day 'i Apih n'A" CHAs II. FOSTER, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-05

COACHMAN aud GRDOM.-By respectable
~ who thoroughly understands his business y
competent g. drve double single tan iem and four IN hand
IL also good singe doe or and D! cIk young
horses iJr tho saddle 10 wiling ani oOIg nS.
y Boz 1913. rrIhnne plohn Ohce
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-19
BREAKFAST TABLE CHAT.

BOSTON woman who invented corset has made
$50, 900 in three years.
A STORY of the life of William Lloyd Garrison
down to 1841, as told by his children, will be issued
III the fall
THE original of Mr.. Tope, the verger, in Dickens's
story of Edwin Brood is still verger in Rochester
Cathedral and is worry proud of his fictitious counter
part.
NEW ORLEANS still clings to the wasteful system
abandoned by progressive Southern cities, of
employing smaller coin than the nickel for purposes
of making change.
NINETY EIGHT Americans exhibited paintings at the
Paris Salon this year. than 25 per cent. of the
foreign exhibitors. The American artists are strong
colony in Paris.
JUDGE STALLo, minister to Italy is the
author of Fundamental Concepts of Modern Phys
les which fact the Current fears, cannot be con.
cealed from the United States Senatein cold weather
THE Paris Gaulois announces that the tenor, Nco.
lni has obtained his wfes to divorce by the
payment to her of $50 900 francs. When he becomes
free it is asserted, he will Immediately marry Nine
Adelina Patti
THE role Of wind in fertzing the ground is remark
ably illustrated by the very fertile valley Of Lmagne
in Auvergne. The prevalent winds there are west and
southwest. and traverse the chain of the Domes
where vast deposits of volcanic ashes. Much of
this dust is carried to the Mmagne valley and settles
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it occurred only in the ceiled and invent
lated houses, heated with huge stoves. Also
two cholera ships, going from Havre, in De-
cember, 1848, one to New York and not
melting the disease, and the other going to
New Orleans, where it was. the starting point
of an epidemic lasting all winter
DR.. Stille says there is not the slightest eV-
idence that poverty, crowding, filth, intemper-
ance or mental depression can generate chol-
era or favor it's spread aside from the presence
of the specific poison, and the facility with
which it is transmitted from the sick
to the well. Here it differs from
typhoid fever, which is believed to be devel-
oped de novo, as from fecal and other forms
of fermentation. The poison of typhoid is
only exceptionally communicable, but the
poison Of cholera is conveyed from man to
man, far and wide, through various channels,
but so far as known has only one primary
source, and that is India. Typhoid fever is
very far from being exclusively disease Of
the poor, squalid and vicious but cholera COM
monty plants itself and disseminates its seeds
in the rank soil Of moral and physical degra-
dation. AS to intemperance, for example,
there is, apart from the british mode Of living
of drunkards, nothing to show that they are
mo re liable to cholera than the most abste-
mious of water drinkers. The fact that
in cholera epidenics, drunkards of the better
class enjoy certain degree of immunity
from cholera, DR.. Stille attributes to their
using little water, which is the main source
of the spread of the disease. It is transported
mainly in articles of clothing, utensils and
furniture, soiled with the discharges Of the
sick. Water is contaminated from the ema-
nations Of closets and sewers in which these
discharges have been thrown, and also by
washing garments in pools or rivers from
which drinking water is taken.
The author (writing in May, 1880 regards
cholera incubation after Ferran's plan both
deceptive and erroneous. TO assume that
cholera bacilli' in the blood can prevent the
action Of the poison on the bowels is unscien-
tific and illogical. The one fact settled in the
pathology of cholera is that its specific germ
acts primarily and chiefly On the mucous
membrane of the stomach and bowels, and
hence the symptoms of cholera are all due to
that action as their primary cause
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-19
A Case for Police Interference.

CHICAGO July 18-The various Chicago news
agencies have given it out that they are to
T pa Mn 'Gaay nuntteo copies Oh sne
dial. Inquiries at the agencies developed the fact
that each had orders for about 1000 copies A
gentleman connected with one of the agencies
said: ga company has been started to handle
the matter Not more than ten copies of the
paper will arrive on these shores from England
Three of the papers are to be sent to this city
from New York, and whom they arrive fac smile
copies will be struck off as soon as the matter
can be set up. The cost of the plates will be
considerable, but those who are in the scheme
are confident of reaping rich dividend. The
talk of any company receiving 1000 copies of
the paper from England, is all bosh Why, they
are not to be purchased in London. The men
are now in New York awaiting the arrival of the
vessel. who are the gentlemen interested in
the schemes" THAT refuse to tell"