The New York Herald Newspaper, July 16, 1857, Page 3

NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1857. i 4 ait i i I & it it i E oF F | ES L 8, tH i ty i BF H i H Hy i i : fete lige Ey iz § i 2, A BE lH i HH ids plete body of fi flat lookin; of firo or flame, 1g more like a bi Baoe “seven times” heated than the quiet Pica ‘with its reception roo! vuheres slice fend ‘The fire is said to have ori; Joneliness of the place, in a short time envel whole main building in a blaze. There is nothing certain about the origin of fire, as during ex- ‘overed, and no efforts were made to remove them from they were confined to a place of safety, of sa grand entrance wo been coniddered as fatile, different keepe ‘the fears of the inmates of their respective wards, thus = the gubfogation of the flames to a few persons, who were, however, uncqual to the task. The employs did all in their power to subdue the fire, but they worked to disadvaniage in not possessing the Lecessary agents for that purpose. What the loss is we of couree can furnish ‘no estima 0, except it be a wild one, as no persn knows ‘amount of property destroyed, nor the damage to the Duildings and fixiures. It must be immense, however, ‘and it will be some time before we again see that splendid wtructare in the periect order, under the good mapage- ment and conducte4 in the admirable manner which have haraceerized it of late ‘The fire companies at Nome were te'egraphed for at an @urly hour this morning, and Nos. 2 and 7 aneny an- @wered the summons, To their credit be it sooken, they arrived at the depot in this city in eigateen minutes oa after, drawn by an engine kindly, furnished by Su) tendent Dutton, of t.¢ Rome and Watertown Rail ‘A fire company from Yorkville, and arother from New ‘York Mills, were also on the ground at an early hoar. ‘The supply of water was very sparse during tho first stages of the fire. A large reservoir upon which they de- pend for water, in cases of emergency, ts supplied from the Chenango canal by & draught-pamp; and it being ne- cearary to get up steam to set this pump in motion, the Ume occupie | in 80 duing was allowing the dre king Wo ad. ‘vance bis work of des ruction with fearful rapidity. ‘A vumber of firemen dropped down from sheer exhaus- don, one of whom was the foreman of No. 2 of this city, Roes J. Tutner. Anotber Gre company arrived from Little Falls, at 12 @clock M. They area fine looking set of fellows, and posress a mashine that will no doubt sympsinise freely ‘with the muscies of the men woo “man the brakes ”” ‘The military companies were ordered out to protect the rty carried out into the open grounds about the Asy , and te guard the lunaties, who were sent back into the ‘djacent woods. The Citizen corps was the firet com- y to receive orders, and they lost no ‘ime in repairing Kher, hay ing their fire arms sent before them by an ex = wegon. Tbe Palmer Grenadiers, the Lafayette two squads from the Seymour Artillery, and one Squad from the Johnson Guard, (all ta uniform), also went pry an early hour this forenoon. out, ‘The City Guaris also ‘The roads and grounds leading to and in the vicinity of, the Asylum, were literally crammod and jammed with buman beings. All the avatiable space for a mile within the vicinity of the conflagration was ‘liled with horses and carriages, buggies ead backs, carta and everything pos sessing wheels sullicient for a horee to draw, tnat could roll the people in from the surrounding country. Men, women and children hudcliog toether indisciminately, mot being able to procure even a ight at the burniag mass of rving, avd yet not able w leave from the terrible halla- efpatic| which the dense vapor and the columns of dark, curling smoke inspired. What setisfaction so many hu man beivgs could derive from «ing for 80 many hours ‘fm the bot, scorching sun, is unaccountable to us; but there stood, spell bound, as it were, looking like 80 many banaticn fast escaped “from tho burning pile; with eyes miraiving in the direcdon of the lames, with mouths wite open aud distended nostriis, eager to catch the least whis- per or remark concerning the calamity they were gazing ‘upon. But how sball we attempt to describe the sorrowful tare of the poor lunatics themse'ves. Tne horror depicted fe their countenances—their deapair—too'r wild, mad fuge—their incoherent exclamations and ejaculations a Cont.astod wits the loud, wild crackling of the tames and orasbing of (ailing timbers! An, it wae aborribie sight the prayers aad euppioations—the loud curses the bois- terous jaugh, sickening the beholder at the sight of un throned reason--the menacing scow!—'ogether with the thousand other acts and parts of acts which go to fill up iaty meacure of the monomapiac’s life, was never so viv- ‘ayed as today, when broaght out under tho ter po esd fade them at the sight of this mighty con- flagration. Poor creatures ! they are strangers to pene thy, from their pitiable and helpless conajton of mind ‘Dut the tear will not refare to moisten the cheek of ha ee, as they look upon the melancholy picture just witnessed. ‘When the corps arrived upon the ground the greatest confucion prevailed—men running for medical assistance for the burned, others seeking help tw prevent the tmmates from ‘eecapirg from the buildirgs and On being formed, the company marched to the grove in the rear of the asylum, and there mounted gaard, About two huvdred of \be patients, mostly fo- males, were placed uuder tho surveillance of the compa pany.” They at first, in equads, made efforts to escape, but ‘upon being lirmiy ordered to rewain quiet and not at- tempt to excape, they became reconciled to their quarters, fat down ip grovps, and, apparently, wore pleased with the excitement aud confusiov, ‘A rpeciel police force was called into requisition to pro. serve order and prevent pilfering. Many of our drat citi- gens responded to tbe call for €xtra police, and donsed tbe badge vt offico—a piece of white cloth tied round the left arm. They exerted themselves manfally, and to them and the ini itary wore@he immente number of spectators present indebted for the comparative good order which, fer thetr organization, existe The military, with the exception of the Corps, wore Mawoned in the iawa in front of tne asylum, ia the ea Gloved yard, at the gates leading from the yarcs and in the feids adjacent, to prevent patients from escaping. There was a report origivated by some one that Dr, Maltbie, a patient, well known in this city, bad boon burn sd to desth, and that several others were not expected to sur. vive, from a Niko caure; bot apom investigating the rumor Wo found ikto be 6, Romors were flying from mouth to mouth, and rece journey, tbat twenty five paints bad been found lying ta & oom Safcested to death; that Dr. Gray, the Saperiaten: dent, had died from the elfeots of a fall from the third to the first “oor; toat one of the male patients bad thrown @ fomaic into the burping butiding and then had followed her—all of which, it gratifies us to state, had their origin th the fancy of some credalous fellows who wiehsd to be considered as knowing more than their neigh' Wo Ihave not space nor time to give one tenth of ihe stories Giroulating at the fire, many of which are probaly thougat to be true by those who beard them Notwithstanding iho care and caution exercised by the Persons -wa9 entered tho buildings, come of them were Severely burned, by not being acquainted -with the complicated stairways and lovbies, and which pro- them from making a speedy exit when danger crept opon them ey were carried outside and placed on beds under trees, In the grass plot at tho eastern en: of the main builitvg, ‘and shetr sufferings alle ‘Among the number of thore scrioasly injured ‘White comoatiing the flames this morning, and readering every assistance which hervism cov .d inapire, was ir. L. F. Rose, one of our moet respectable city physicians. He Was teen to enter the main building we some persons, ‘when shortly after a cry of distres# was heard to procood from that vicinity, whereupon a number of rushod to the reecue, where they found Dr. Rowe lying with e hw lying upon and around him, His in) Hioting kind, but he |* not so badly ‘durned this forcooom, His injaries are chiefly con back and thighs, and by the assidu- toon slvcations of Russell and Day he | now in a com fortablo state, at his residence on Bridge street. We no tieed on the ground many of our physicians, who were fi waiting to render assistance if required. notty and excitable, restrained frem ex- at the crowd outaite while otherr manifested "four and ‘and lost all control over their physical systems. ‘The firemen worked avondily and Iabortously te quench the devastating clement, avd althovgh their tatorts for a long time were scarcely recognized by the flery monater, they bad the nitimate gratification of seeing it succamb ¢ their determination. os ot ar ‘A food many citizens worked with a will in removii carrylog water and aevisting in any capacity they thought would be of service in ratining the flames or in saving property, while hundreds at aid |, When solicited, to acsist, There was considera ble bediling ‘and alse furniture of various kinds removed pS may say, as compared with what way barned partially destroyed by water. oan have we witnessed & more oxcited maltitnde ‘were congregated in ali —, pons, wees wo te ain, observing the work of ru ay ears fe pth stories, eyes that saw hun- PE fm the flames, hands that re- that were transfixed vo the @ Adilional exaggerations tn saeir | | Evening, stratas on clear Whe Weather Last Week, ‘The following is the result of three daity observations im New York city, of the range and mean height of the baro- meter and thermometer, the temperatare of evaporation, the force of aqueous vapor and dry air, the relative mois tare and dryness of atmosphere, the proportions of clouds and clear sky, the course, character, velocity and movement of the wind, and the quantity of rain, during the week ending Wednesday, July 15, 1867, at 7 A. M. > wesnowel ys oO 3 oO 2 4 4 4 Saroumce! ~ yo ways wy = . ba | paeernaae [yada PA [yed opus pA | al nlbretzo| a] 48 te 4 3 |oreeze| 2 ads very)" reryl't| veryi’t| is Ww Dreese| 28 Wibreeze| 2) 8 |breeze| ivery!'t tle| zene 8 |breeze| 218 E]breeze| 418 Bl breeze very} gentle vervi't M....|8W]breeze] 2} 8 |breeze| 4]8 Bl breeze] 2 gentle| 15....1 W [breezel 4 The force of aqueous vapor and dry air, and the relative moisture and dryness of the atmosphere, are calculated from the thermometrical and peychrometrical observa- tions, ‘The proportions of clonds and clear sky are determined on the British Association ecale, ranging fram 0 (entirely clear) to 10 (entirely clouded), the intervening figures forming fractional numerators of 10. ‘The pressure of the wind at the velocities given above 8 estimated by Rouse to be— Very ceca aya ge ane ep eae Gentle breeze € Fresh breeze a hed “ 160 “ “ gwind 2% “ & B00 « “ High wind 85 4 “ 6.000 “ “ : 46 « & YOO “ ‘rong gale eo “ “ 17000 “ The movement of the wind is an approximation based om the mean recorded velocity, REMARKS, Wednesday—Morning cloudy, oirro and cirrus cumulns; gentle breeze. Afternoon, light cirrus, nearly clear sky: vening ‘tta light and clear: very light breeze. ursday—Morning, wholly clear; very light breeze. sheen slight cirrus, with geatle breeze. Evening, stratus, gentle breeze. Friday— Morning clouded, cirrus and oirro cumulus— the former predominating—very light breeze. Afternoon, cirrus ‘and clrro-siratus. Evening, clear; very light rere. ener gg Al third clouded, with cirro- cumulus; light breeze. Afterpooa, half clouded, cirras and cirre cumulas. Evening, slight siratus; very light breeze all day. Sunday—Mornipg and afternoon entirely clear; scarvely any wind Mom any Eventi swatus; very light breeze. The hottest day this su Lewy PI Ir very slight stratus on blue sky. Af ternoon, clear till 4 P. M.; overclouded for » short time; dletant Ne Bag potty breeze. Evening, stratus; genite breeze. Tuesday—! Beamon cirro cumulus on heavy gray sky; very lt Afternoon, sky one-third covered’ with Ans gentle breeze; hazy about 6 (P. M. a FF dorm S: ; very ligne breeze. nesday —Morn: gray sky; arometer’ height was’ 90.08 of the Sth; range, 28 d 17 (seven tenths) to .37 (three tonths of cuneeeten). rain fell during week, which was generally clear very warm. " ADVERTISEMENTS REX RENEWED EVERY DAY. PERSONAL. RzoRmation WANTED—OF FANNY AND ANN ho lived with Mr. Jackson, ® farmer on Lon: Island, by @ particular friend who bas not seen or beard o! etther binge 1880. Any Information that could be given of ether of hem will tally received by Kliza 6 Bevemh avenue, NFORMATION formerly lived in Liverpool, an ear, {e63: in sapponed to have. lived in Albany. his address to W. H. J8., berald offio, ine will hy ing greatly to his advantage. WANTED-OF HENRY WRIGHT WO to this conntry about By ear of Aloany papers please ibe sending nomethi copy. FORMATION WANTED—OF ALLER McDONALD, A native of Greenock, Sootiaud. Was iaat beard frm in the jear i842. Any information coacerning him or hia where ‘abouts will be bankfully regeived by his brotaer, Sandy Mo Donald, 3.8 Vearl sireet, New York. NFORMATION WANTED -OF MARY KEATING, Aa. tive ¢f freland, parish of Newcastle, townland of Row- more, county of Tipeery, Treiand. She satied from Liver pool in September, on board the ship America, and landed in Kew York in November, in i861, with Ber (wher soo sister, fod sbe has not been heard of since. Tnformation will be thankfully recrived by her facber, William Keating, No. 2 Levpard street, New York. Gounity papers pleaso copy. I86ING—PRERHAPS DROWNEO—A BOY SIXTREN AVL years old, mecicim height and dark complexion; weal, is svipponed, t» bathe, on Monday evening, July 14, in the Kast or North river, in the lower part of tne city, and has not aince been hea: He dari My oroR°z, LEWIS, LATELY ARRIVED FROM « Frng’and, will find letters to nis addres, at No, 47 Paiton wirert JERKING, I WILL COMPLY WITH YOUR REQUEST. Will be in © at Jol ‘0th, with Usterers, age. Acknowledge immediately with every particular, bt ‘- LAE OR HEIRS ARE INFORMEO THAT M&A BNRY HAYS, nest of kin offcr, 327 way, im willl | cetag or the beaeét of sald he'rs, and will not be responsible for any contribusions to OP ain te setae in Rngland exsept such as are paid to Fim, he decliving to act with ant havin no conf lence in some of the committee who bave « lverised to meet on the 2018 lortant ta Camgandt street. Those of the heirs who have ve tri energy and integri 'y Of Mr. Haye will for ward com 8 ant cont igutions to bim at bie ofiee, $37 Broadway, where s mectiog Wil take piace ow ihe Snb intent, ad Orelook F. LADY WHO ADOPTED MY CHILD AS BER OWN sis Qeaise mer ia tbe Rrosery wore, Bete "ser @ tre atreet more, befcre re to New the wishes fo wee it on: UHARLOTER LINN, y's, VERY ANXIOUS, AND MORE 80 NOW THAN ever. 5.0.8. oh parvure to New Orleans, as $1, Geog h WAiheg atom a leant Bry ata sup} SRCORD &. BARD, 44 Sead HAVING price for the lr ROYALTON BAR Seeees = Pome Saas JO MAKE YT Sal] Touma in inition Ban cai a Corresponten rt be hon and — = —— bia i in lane just arrived in this count: gue ‘sleey ie lever ware, G mak rs, rao No! 3. chai spine, Nor 14,866, one a jeneva; ioeignae ‘apply at age quastier No. 16 Catharine street. ZiVsRD—a BOLL OF BILL market aod BANK, ROOK LOST —LOBT, BANK BOOK” NO. 108.087 ‘with the @ank. the finder will reoetve a anita ile reward by leaving the same at the Bowery Bank, or at the Putnam House Dining Saloo: Pew PésRASOL, IN Bis? OF THE CARS OF the Long Irland Railroad hey meng lll ‘The owner can Tave the same by applying at 25 Vandaun street can—OM 3 Lage tered pig el mS Some, FROM of Catherine and Mad! ts to 194 Chat- pocketbook contain is tealintsouns of money, finder wil be Uberally rewarded by leaving the same ai JO Madison street O8T—ON FR DAY LAST, IN A SRCOND AVENUB ear, from Pearl street to Stanton, or in Stanton street, bé- tween Allen and Ludiow, 8 roll of bank bills. The finder ‘will be liberally rewarded by leaving the same ai No 174 Ludlow street I Rye bpp eyild “Fue! Ts, IN A BOWERY ib ferry, and eh Allen wnt Cr atte street monn, comtalning abbut $23 ip gold and a G eenwood Cemetary ticket. The finder will be rewarded by leaving It at 31 Fulton street, up stairs, second story. OST- YESTERDAY, IN WEST FORTY FIRST STREET. between beventh And Ninth avenues, «book of ul fo get pames, hd tho na name Martin ret, stamped on the cover, The teder will liberally re arded by sending Mt to the owners, 27 Beekman street, OfT—PROBABLY IN A BROADWAY STAGE, A CIR- cular pearl poriemonnale, with ohain attached, containing about twenty-two dollars in pank bills and a lock of hair. ‘The finder will be, Ubeally rewarded by returning the same, or with thanks of the owner for portemonnaie and hair, to J. 8. Brown, 52 Water street ‘. om STOLEN—A DIVIDEND OnmOK ot get of Commerce, dated A Sys et, oe Bee Be 44L. finding the same will be suitad! 08 OF STOLEN-TEN DOLLARS REWARD—A +mall diamond cluster pin, by a lady, on Saturday night, ‘The above reward will be paid for tha recovery of the pin aod farren sireet, no questions asked, OBL DAVIS, 28 QPERA GLASS—LEFT ‘AT WALLACK’S THEATRE OR inn Brradway and Forty second street omnibns on ‘Thursday eveving 1B Ange size, ivory mounted opera Flnsee The fuse wil be’ iiberally rewarded oa, dellveriag lhe same at 74 Cortlandt street. ITO) RS—A NOTE FOR $500, ENDORSED BY JOLIN F Buibbone, payable at the Mechanica’ and Farmers’ dank, Albany, New York. Payment of the note has been stopped. J. PARRY. HORSES, CARRIAGES, &O. SUMMER CARRIAGE FOR SALE—AN ELEGANT two vest light carriage, for one or two horses, with pole and shat; the top covers both seats cr oan be turned back guurely ont of hw the way. Will be sold cheap. Inquire at 0. } corner of way and Thirty fteventnotrese berry HAVING so. boy! bevy? Hovens, for one, would lik oat nner Onn trot without train- river. ‘The other a brown size, and entirely without a fault, ap {rot without nolee in 2:40 in harnevs; has been driven sag ronda borge by ‘he present owser tor cnrse youre, Miner will stand ‘without, tying, or a ledy oan drive. To be seen a edine’s Pierrepont) street, near Falion street, SIX Li OLD HORSE FOR SALE—I7 HA*DS igh; price $60; for no fank. but will met work in wingle harness; itis a bamgain. apply at 63 Uberry street, in the grocery store. RRL GES Lp dt BSALE—A GOOD SEOOND HAND exter sion ge, for one or two horses; foar light NOTICES. Se ees faerie ieaccme em Sandi rate | | "ASONIG {Fim MEMBERS OF MUREEA M i i ma thelg rooms, Snspe Washoe Fea pate hy ‘of Broome and Crosby alreets,on Thursday jad Heat Sovciock tor dsepaich of basinces. Bye ° #ioHtOLas Wa. H. Unnexnins, Secretary. OFIOR ALL, PERSONS ARE HERGBY FORBIDDEN Want Sotho Sf etcaeing wie pF asno a cont the captain or agent. JOHN Dales A ‘OTIC’.—THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY gavmansn ‘against a man who has recently. both in New York and , obtained money on iy Reit etcu to be drawn nied harlosion, 8. ©. ‘OTICK TO CONTBACTORS.—SEWERAG! reals be received at the office Tengih. Sealed proposals will a'so be vee, e ne ae ame any and place, main se ‘size and ma! oral, tnd for lateral sewers connesiing there The Pill be about 28 0 feet and the iisrais about 5200 in (engin. Jans specifications can "Sa ¢ office after the i inetant, BAILBY, Kngineer. OTICE.—THE JOINT COMMITTEB OF THE COMMON yupeil on the disposal of the gold box bequeathed by fi ine coat 2 BM ia room No. 8C) Hall 2 Fieeioes stant . M., in room No. y baving a cla vrileular! preseat and save fair dee Ube aah 1 tae. vara MONEGHAN, Chairman. J. H. Kewnann, OTICE.—THE COMMITT@E ON MARKETS OF THE Board of Councilmen will bold a meeting on Thuraday, July 16, in room No 17 Oity Hall, to tace in Simpideration ts Pamper peheg mye 1g of the land now ovcupied as B, W. OOL Wa 8 COHAN, Committee LB REYNOLDR, j Markets @. P BICKFORD. U, A TRONSIDRS CHAPTER, NO. ,¢7.-THE MEM: OD, “vers of this chapter are bereby nutifed to, be punttual in thelr attendance on riday evening, the 17th inst.,en busi pees ot it the utmost imporiance to every mamber will be broug! before the ay J. IRA GROSEMON, Sachem pro tem, Gronce B. Woopsan, C, of the ©. NEW PUBLICATIONS. — | eed PORTER. SPIRIT, there Were laivat news of the Contalpin. AMERICA! — ae IN EN@LAND, of 8. Hunting the the Rajah. Linstrated. Up & Hemlock tree. Illustrated, john MeLenan. THE SPISIT OF THe WERK. Racing in all paris of the world, on water and land, The coca met Cup—Who will, Win Tt? ujardeLfigham to Phaven, eS aW SUCKEY CLUB Pee Base Ball Cricket, Aquaties, Ac , do. MUSIC AND THE DRAMa. ¥or sale everywhere, Price six cents mp BAtLRosD MEN AND TH® PUBLIC.—IN A FEW days will appear accounts of the interaal improvements: within be United States, Canada, dc., exaibiting tae American system of railroac ig ines, o.ra sled by Railroad “This work has the Guice and highest cont thoratative work of the kind yet William Parris & Co. 18 City their industry in the ecalfection of infor der and distinciness of their issues. sold by DINSMORE & CO , No. 93) DRY GOODS, &C. 5 SNOW DROP NAPKINS AT $1 & PER “DOZEN, The best quality ever offered at that price, & nen 148 Broad’ above Astor p! . or “y 6 O MILLIKEN & €0.. Proprietors. he map will also be ow street, N.Y. NKW Lyd OF COLLARS AND SLEEVES FOR TRA velling, basques, skirls, capes and manti lag, black rea) pa tins and flonaces, po'nt aguills collars and up; coifares from $16 to $0; application pott = rE antes wo nabs fn alarge nergy oo im aod points from Ww $80, at our Dew store, MiLLh 2 onANT, RODIE'S SUMMER MANTILLAS. ‘dhe remaining stock of MANTILLAS ‘Has been reduced in price nd a3 tbe closed out before i Ue To make room for who'esale FALL STOCK VLOBING BALB OF BLACK LAGR Ma MANTILLAS aand ahawis, ‘By BEEKMAN & COMPANY, 4 a way, ‘s reduction of 25 per cent VHEAP TRAVELLING —,, From $1 60 very description. repre At BEKKMAN & COMPANY'S, 473 Broadwag. |OLLABS, EMSROIDERED SETS AND BANDS, roidered Swies and jaconet wets, broidered Swiss and j collars, Banda and flo for ar ier in every widia, OF ABD ew wos SYURS, 1807. 3.8. MILLS & JO. are now rescy w exhib « full ‘all and wie Styles, the inspection of store ronda and ive boty ro aod Western buyers. Sout a0 and Sd Chambers street, np stalre. wagons, six bet, Ups, ae. ¥. oh all in good order; prhors from $30 to $150, at #9 Ridridg’ st . 2ST HORSES. — ory WwHo Has a tol & bargain. a? Rc FIRST CLASS CALECHE CARRIAGE, ifting ep, Ined wih brocatel silk, nearly new; wi ine oe a0. Bguire of R. F. CARMAN, 1,088 Broadway at bia Bouse, High Bridge. RK BALE—A DARK SORREL HORSE BUTTABLE for aay kind of buriness 15 hands high, 7 years old oot ay Oe anda ay Ves Orel * a a bs Leng une. rohard street, pear Gran of BDWARD Nod RRdOR’ BsLE—A BLACK PACING HORSE ; CAN PAVE Tyears old, 1654 hanés high, warranted Saks 5 tots ahddas horse ant tery atyliad; would exchange for a trotting horee. For paruculacs ap,ly ai 18 Jay street, coruer of Greenwich street. OR SaLE—A HORSE, CART AND HARNESS, WAR. rand sound and Kind in all harness. Can be keen ie tand, coraer of Housion street and Broadway, for three ve. in exchange for a good stock. Address munications treated confidentially. RY GOODS WANTED—TO THR VALUE OF $10,000, D M. HL, box ‘ost cfilee. All cor qm REDUCTION IN SUMMER GOODS, Ladies’ and missnes' Swies and Marseidie by Boys’ and misses’ ¢ obing of For the present season, ting off at @ sacrifice Bathing rodes and roves ¢e chambre, in great Variety, at very low prices, Bun bonnets at 2, and 29, 6d. Worth $1 and $1 25 each, GENIN'S BAZAAR 51d Broadway, Hic AWXS AND ORGANDIES CHEAPER THAN LEWOUTILLIER BROTHERS aro offering French and gliah Inwnn of superior qualities, at lower prices any to be found in the eft ‘All their atock is IN'S Bazaar, em; r 7 description, in the rear of thetr Janal str torn R SALE—A HORS! suitable for light busta: warranted sound WAGON AND BARN RSs horse sit years old, .5 |. Inquire of JNO. P W—A COAL BLACK MARK, 153 HANDS old; will give a writen and responsible 9 is wound and kind every way; will stand ay in any street without tleing and ean trot elos= to these grannies that al: mipu er; she ie as near perfect as a horee can ¢ mide. Can be seen corner of Wall and Naaean sireets from to2?, 7th, if not sold before. Price ee Thursday, sth, and Friday, ( HANDS HIGH RBA RA PAT oF & Mane * i“ iv gether re old, warranted portly sowed and Kied: alos wegen befoeen, ae: Prive for mares, 81,60). Address A. M., Herald office, VOR SALE—A NEW L'GHT BUGGY WAGON, ENA melied (9p, balf patent ales, to order. Price $130. fPply gt coraer of Universiy piace aad th street, to hk HANDSOME CLORE OO 40M, NEARLY n used in private ‘seat rockaway, two four it coupee rockaway, one four #eat standing top rockswsy two four seat square box wagons, With Jenther tons, pole ant shafia and two hend ome four seat phetons, with pole ant abalwe apply at id West Twenty third stree, up stairat, over the livery stable FOR SALE—A FAST FRENOH PONY, 13 HANDS high riz yearn old, pacer; iigh. wagon and arvess +! ver mounted, and a butvher's cart and harsess. Sold togedher OF separate, Apply at Gl Cherry street, tof wagues, oultten, $0, Also, » number of geod horses. and stables, lu Heving street, Bi Re saLn G CHRAP—A BOX 4 BBARLY NSW, ood, Brothers: also a single harnees icon "at bi "Ss bebevers cabin Pile arenes, conser’ of ‘ORSES FOR SALE.—FOR SALE, AT onan wo span of Bre, sound young, ho sorrels, six Weare ol ig at browns, Sve gents old price B00. They ‘are ail, weil worhy ihe ot om. of 5 $4 want at bevees, Apply to JAMES ROOT, ‘ORGAN HORSH*,— FOUR SUPERIOR YOUNG Jnat from Vermont, of good size and style; two © tbem fast. “Alro & low priced ‘and new city made oe below Waele value. Apply at No. 6 Boerum RXPRAFSMAN AND © powerful bay horae, 15% ieporivon. Sold for want of use. ivington rire. wi} AQOOoD Lage yt HAND BOSTON It Lig, 7 toe low for s Sey sty price. be: ofhee. TOR SALR—A QRQORR'S OF EXPROGS , pearly pew. and In Gres rate order: sleo two tron bot'ere, Paltabie other uses, Apply a the cor corner of Suh avenue and KR FIREMEN. NITED STATES WY 35. Uae aevanen comets carne Werth hi bi Sy sor Beat Sa and. Sa day, Jay 13 re ie Waren, — coqnenes ary eh " sal __, HOTELS, | er | ’ Ri itd BARRA TIRING, ng SALOON, “efoRt 1 1a ini arg heh agra rhs alent if» 1 conte and 8735 sents. the entrance being 47 Howard auree:, between Broadway and Mercer street, TS8RA M. 4 J. VIRFOLET, PARISIAN DkaHe makers, No. § Ulinton place, Bighth street, thres door trom Broadway, receive vy every steamer, In \alr new swore ‘All whe articies of \adiew dressing sdopind by ine lave er Goons AT REDUCED PRN AN & CO“PANY, Are clearing out hele entire storks Of white goods very low, IneInding some handsome pavierne Of white Marsetlian for basqnae NS BITE CANTON MATTING, % ORNTS PRR YARD; check Canton matting, Beenie } per yard, 1 close the bs ‘of the season's sock. W. 8 BOND, Importer and denier in dry foods, 108 and 1i0 Sixth avenue, LEGAL NOTICES. TOTIOR INTIMATION 18 HERWSY GIVEN THAT A process of mu/uplepoinding and desiarats’ ix at present in dependence before They ourt of Hesston, tn and, nrpore of determinin right to, and the dia rt Rietom of eh ga, Mi. sterling, being the balance of the ae in Glasgow and Spencer, junior, smith nad iron founder there, are pursuers and vosinal and Andrew Crichton, some man in the employment of Willian Spender, ion andynow, or at least when Inst beard of, in or near Baburst, in the ovony of New South elsewhere furth of Scotland, as the immediate olor wes. and nearest aad In vfal hetr of line copq nest apt rd deceased Joba Crichton, hae deen 8 defender, and certain other parties, who: ta! the ew Crichton ane ‘bie in ese) age the neareat Jawtnl bets pordarers of the said decease! John Crichton, a EE, , aod us * WY] ‘caine pon 1 le Lord Hantyaide, ordinary, prong reed be the tolling In LJ to lodge condesnen: ‘of all whieh intimation ts 7 SOOTT, winer to (he goo place, Rdinburg, agemt. a OF APPLICATION FOR THE DISCHARGE ‘arose of the hrs eof be aft chap str, Yate 2, & fata eos indy AND LODGING, ecekloy yieawant Srila i a oan ieee ass tat ene find this locauiun very desirable, ou ry VARIOCK STREST, \Oencaren a. souwre PaBK.— Two or three single genUemen caa be accommodated with good rooms and board GQ REMSEN, STREET, BROOKLYN HEIGHTS —PER Sa oF transient eat board may obtained as he aire handso: "Dinner sain References ita Trg val WEST TWELFTH STREST.—FOR TUE SUMMER OR permanently, rooms suitable for married or single gen- demen, Howe clas, Family email and select, Befe ences excbanged. ee bea STBEET, FOUR DOORS FROM BROAD 7 several handsomely furnisued rooma, to 6 gentiemen; Jocation is ner all the first ciass hotels, attached to the b usa {8 aS room, where ail the ner ‘are on einen ANSON HOUSK, Proprietor. 8' PRINOB STEET, bf SIDE, NEAR BROAD way. -- yas and faa f pred raps with ex tension room and of very | ——- tenga ‘will be let le ass a4 ‘together or separately on T1O Wie hs washington equarePrnt and. back parlor, togmiber of separate, handsomely furnished. om ret floor, ith or without board, to gentlemen or families, Beferences required 136 Bz ELIZADETH STREET, FHIRD DOOR, YROM geen his wife or a few sing! gentlemen ean on be cae modated with rant soa furs i Fooms and good board at $3 50 a week. House has all the medern improvement, such as closets, wardrobes and oath rooms with hot and cold water. 924. THOMPSON STREET. NE WASHINGTON aquare,—Fize airy rooms to let, in suits or single to sniciamil'es cr gen'lemen, with or without full or partial oard, ‘The house contains bathe and gax througbont, WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET—ONE OR omfortadle rooms Fnad p partial board in aquiet private family, at the above ad two single gentlemen can obtain co 399 FOURTH 8TREET.—TWO fay mate vw onl cane BB accommodated wit rooms. house {a firet class, newly fit e¢ up, sonal the moter te provements, sonvenient to carmand stagess Dinner at6o°elook. 41: BROOME STREET, SECOND BLOCK KAST OF ©) Broadway. is ou the best boarding houses in the city fer single gentlemen and gentlemen and their wives ito, transient oF dally boarders accommodated. Dinners at Tani G BROOME STREET, ONE BLOCK FROM BROAD. 427 © —Rooms and board for families and single gen ; all the mosera improvementa will Be fo: n the ‘Terms moderate, French spokea. Traasient board ben at $1 60 a day. 626 HOUSTON STRERT. N&AR BROADWAY.—TO let, a neatly furntabed front room, on the second floor, References required. B59 BRospway, UNION sauans. AN DROWE ) rnished rooms to to families oF gentlemen. Friaie thio preferred, or on he “Baropean plac. Dinner ‘An¢ modero tmpravementa, feat veleek Referenoe given and required, ath gan Hous $! 0( ANY GENTLEMAN WILLING TO LOAN THE rs 's above am ont may find & pleasant room, wi h goot hoard, on very moderate terms, Security given. Ai W. A.Y , Herald ottice. SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, LIVING IN 4 G&MTERL neigbborhood up town, would take sa boar man ard Indy, or a family of three or four p house is large. and has every modern convenience. Address Ricbards, Herald oftice 4 FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ADCOMMO dated with pleasant rooms with or without partial board, at No. 9% Hudvon atree SUIT OF ROOMS, ON TAR SECOND FLOOR, FRONT, to let—Suitable for a gentleman and h's with board} the house fe fret clase. and ite Iecaiion uneuronssed. Hefo rences required. Apply at 76 West Twenty third GENTLEMAN WISHXS A FURNISUED § OOM, WITE A “cr without board, in some piensaat locality, Address Amicus, Hersid oftiee. A ‘ARGE, PLEASANT PRUNT ROOM AND PANTRY, ‘on second floor, to let, with board, for a gentleman ac wife or wo single gentlemen No, 114 Tamersley street, be tween Hudson and Greenwich streets, N. Y., (ld namber 104.) GENTLEMAN DESIRAS A FUSNISAKD ROOM, WITH breaktast in the room, pay weekly, price from to 80 week; family preferred; references qiven addres W. Heraid office, stating paruculars aad loca (on. ei WITH OR W THOUT FUBNIAUBD ROOM, WANTED. HANDLOMELY FURNISHED PARLOA AND ap. joining room on the second tivor, with gat aad bath, let, by # private family, toa gentleman and wife or to single graulemen, with or without board, a1 628 Houston street, near roadway, GENTLEMAN AND HI8 WIFE OR TWO SINOLE gentlemen can be accommodated with a front, parlor on second floor, furnixbed as desired, with fot board, in m pri vaie American tamily; also, a room on third floor, suitable for two single ge: Uemen. ‘Apply at No. 87 Chrysiiv s.reet, near Grand street. FEW SINGLE ENTLEMEN OR A GENTLEMAN ind wife can be accommodated where there Na tow boarders, (romes,furglaned er fenterntsbea} Within three minates walk of Paliow ferry. Apply st 23 Fron st. Brooklyn. —TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN OR A GENTLE his wife can De accommodared with a large and | room on the second floor, with board, at 544 Houston atre OARD.—A F2W 81° GLE GENTLEMEN OR FAMILIES can be accommoisted with rooms furnished or afur ished and good board. Family private Thowe wishing the comforts of a home may apply at 182 Lexington avenue, corner of Twerty mind street, Kelereneos exchanged. OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND) LADY OR SING ez genslemen ean obia'n good rooms snd board in a quiet joeation, near Canal street, on reasonabie terms, Addrosa Lady, Broadway Post ollice. Boake ox MODERATE TERMS— No devore a few bonrs dally to the tuatrue boy 18 years old, during the holidays, will moet with the above ety agreeable private nly, here he cond have halen lage of French conversatic ideneé near the South ferr Brooklyn. For cards mooi to Mrs Keauedy's china Wore ‘ils ntio sireet, near Henry, Brooklyn, OARD IN RROOKLYN—IN THE FIRST CLASS How ae delighnl'y loesied at 443 Henry street, near Amity itack parior oo fret door and tw» largo alry roomy on \hird y beatly furnished, to let, with board, to married oF single OARD IN BROOKLYN.- ree singe gentlemen, ean find goot board an 4 Airy rooms, with komie cumloru, by applying oaRD IN BROOKLY®.—A yi BASANT ROOM SUIT. mt 10 the Wall street amd South ferrica Referenees exchanced. Aeemanaiy TI OARD IN JERSHY CITY—POR GENTL) WEN AND wives and ingle gentlemen, can be had at 13 Kesex st. ‘ ns from the ferey: rome, very plea w of the harbor; house baa all the mode; —BY A GENTLEMAN AN OAKD Wa ei Would prefer to furnish their own rym. n0 dianer rs quired for ger on not above Fourie nth wroet Address J. Herald ost _niating ters an! ieoaiton AND Ww e oF no fi ] OARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN for & permanency, who wonld raone Ii \ hie ner keeping ay y Herald ‘ollice, ata'ing BEN Desiae more than two b: from Brow! way. ard between isle and Tenth street: oreaktast and ten alvo required. Address B. & P., Herald oflioe, s'aung par tlenlarty terma and location ORD WANTED IN BROC man and wife, ina senall + rival rd for the lady; wa for gentleman. W. &, 75 Prince street, Brooklyn Naas Beas ANTHRO) Wo twe rooms, located nc LYN—#Y & GENTLR @ American family; f Call on or address C OAR WANTED IN BROOKLYS-LOCATION AR Bt. Peter's chared, Btate street, three bedrooma with use of parlor reas Board, Lox 143 Post ollice, N. A VERY PLBASA Bourne T AND HANDSOME. y turntebed eult of roome, with the use of an elegant piano, for eliher permanent of transtent boarders, at 97 © in ton piace, Also, «single room for a single genueman. Din Der At Fix BROOKLINE (LARGE AIRY ROOMS ON THB BRCOND and third flora: aeitting room and bedrowm attached fitted can be obt: ined w ‘all or partial board, in ern Le within five minute's walk of the South or Wall street ferry. on very moderate terms, 243 Henry stree!, cort er of Congress street. proanyscen ROOMS FO LET TO GRNTLEMEN ONLY with or without partial board. fa house hae modern improvements, Apply at 337 ‘Broadway. RD Prosnisuap ROOMS TO LET—GANTLAMEN KB quiring pleagant room In ® convenient and eentral Yon will ‘and every eoaveniense by applying st 419 Broome street, near Broadway. ey) ISHED ROOMS TO LET—SCUITABLE pons A =. or one or two single ngie fentiomen, privae i 6 Fourth stree , opp: getrave Reaaiiy, of Se Poare Sree oe eee Diet ach, ROOMS TO LRT—WITH tJ Ly amour oard, at No 43 Greenwich street, near ¢ sew RNISvED BEDROOM TO Le to one or two gentlem ance Apply At 201 Fourth atreet, ‘Washin equare. OTEL, LODGNNOS—SINGI BE GENTLANEN OAN tute goad eda sad aingie rooms at $1 60 per week, or Coable veda or 3 jer aight. Meabesan Soe Ske Hoe oon ee Boise OTEL LODGINGS.—GENTLOMEN CAN OBTAIN farnished rooms st the Globe Hotel, corner of rankfort and aan “cn at %5 coma and 37 cents per taht. Hense open all Broo mS bas = EAST BEoaDw @ Ue AY.—A GENTLEMAN AND A a fenilemen, can be with board ‘and ue Dleamant Foote “Also, an unfursiobed oncond ONE,O8 THO GRNTARMEN OF RESPECTABILITY | An be aesommodated with sand partial | f furniated room Be © River tenreen Hobowen, Neds, ‘near the bath beard and ferry. ‘PLEASART Rooma To La—wita Boanp, 14 4 wall family, where the comfort of a be nad; toteryace piven, ry eh od, a Iya 1s Wont ‘Seventeenth xtenalve business ea poly sr igine an cate OOMS, HANDSOWRLY FURNTSHRD, WITH ROARD, to let to & indy and gentleman. Sitnation not abort forte ay only and in trae ae office, WsVERLRY PLACE, BETWEEN ATXTH AVE. | Ale. Yo ag Ppoan IN FEE CoUNTRY.—A uw vAoAwT ROOMS Bes IN THE ape eae poem a In = oe A Hy ettnat piles a yorgee IN ORANGE bpdns prow rew RL get accommodated ine and is ae .—TWO LADIER AND A GENTLEMAN DB tire board in the country, convenient io New York. Two Send particulars to rooms wanted; private family preferred Ransom, Herald office NOUNTRY BOARD. Zo0p p SOROTANTIAL AnD Cons be obtaimed at a rome the eit i sbaded and loc: fon *SSatings samieten ee Pond? stages four times a dx Good ref reference sy O72 re quired. Apply at bu Kiaat Fifteenth Con aon BOARD. A Ma ged, Lape 9 CAN 3B pe. odated the bask it jeasiifal plese oa. ariver about tea soulh of Lor g ‘ranch. eee +i For particulars apply at 18 Leroy #tr OUNTRY BOARD,—COMMODIOUR AND OOOL Rows, CCU iatlor parvat board, for a family of a fe gentlemen: tuated house on the beach, and onl, three ml- in the finely ates from nter walle from en kit ke twenty five a the elty. Good bathing, fa ic. Apply Wor Taness, Tompkinaville, Staton Island.” Inquire of the ferrg master. JOUNTRY BOARD CAN, BR OBTAINED IN A MOBT able situation on the barks of the Hudaon river, @ mites from the ey. Siotenket toe wonaon land'ng; the situation for health and i Beltcnos recaireds Address ocstort fics. NOUNTRY BOARD MAY BE HAD 1 HALE AX hour's ride of Brooklyn, i dentas! y of fine inv and'shase tevem, plooty Of fly vemeiahen ‘and milk inqeire at 74 Raat Twenty. street, 0 2 Auinntie street Hrooklyn. AGUNTRY BOARD WANTED—FOR A SMALL FAMILY, J for the summer, ia & healthy location. & farm house pre- ferred, Address tmmediately C. L. K , box 1 144 Post office, PAMIKIES CAN HAVE HANDSOME Le v ROOMS, ‘with good board, at Klchmond FUN), Staten Nand, five miles from Van erbi't landing, one mile from the beach, fine ses and marine view. Parucniars s. Mr. Beneaict's, store, Saat ‘SWwal or from a SUMMER RESOKTS. BRAUTIFUL 8PCT TO SPEND) THE WARM Wi ther.—ihe Green Grove Mansion, Keyport, is now for the reception of summer boarders. Kvery fa ility for the enjoyment of all kinds of country recreation, such aw ba'hirg, boating, Sabing, guoning, he. The seamoas Keyport leaves foot, of Marray street every Aferaoon at 4 o'clock, Terms moderaie, | For particulars apply at Mra. WINNB’B, 149 Franklic street, or on the pri siree', P. KELLETE, Richmond be eche! BEC TT HOUBE, MIDDLETOWN POINT, NEW JERSEY, —the above bamer establishment is how open for tha Fecepunn of boarvers | Ibe building, which ts entirely new, i@ situated about oue mile and ® half'from Keyport Jearant, and rooma airy and ecommoedions The Kesport leaves foot Murray street daily (Sundayn excepted) ab do'clock P.M. Carrirges are always in readiness on the ar- riva! of the boat to conve: stato the hotel. For psrdculsre Inquire of Augustus W NY #4 nek. Keq , 64 South a ‘ wAuNiY W" AunoTe.” THF MARBLE Hot RR, NAW BRIGHTON, PTATEN A” fnlandUne or | in be bad wiih board a! this ¢ on bigh ground, Narrows. bxte Lar, ¢ stable and ca or lien: 80a bathing. ADp- iy io or address Mnrole louse, New ‘Brighioa, Refers to 6G bine street, from fier Gro. 8 Doughty Whitlock, steamer YONGRESS RSON, N.J—TaTa WRLL Known family hotel, fo minutes ride by railroad, oF two hous drive on the piank road from Jersey Clty has beer newly furpiabed througrow: within the last year, maxing iS more desirab'é or fam) esand traosien, visiiers than ever. The Pas-nic Falla are within lke of the hotel, Applica jon enn be made year by addressing L. Workman, Congre hed with inners « aod suppers 8 ‘hort not HALL, P. ORMeT NOUSP, WULD'S LAKE N, J.—A® A SUM. Those who are in mer retreat (his plaee Is unequalled. wearch of health wh would advtw to repalr im- mer intely to the autiful aod fascinating Jade, ‘Access con be bad thi ber twice nday by the Morris and aex Railroad Pastengers leave the cara at the Stanhope Btation; distsnce by aing- from ralirond 10 tee Fores House two miles, ‘Thoa rv fofornatina will please nddrese JM Sharp & Co., Budd's Lake Post office, N. J. HOUSE 18 SOW OPEN FOR BUM AKE MOHEGAN mer boarders; sianted four miles rast of Prekskil vik lage; scocesible by ail treies on Hi River Railroed Steataboat Inland Belle. Adirees 4. W. Palmer, Pooksktl. Me neds AMI7H go PRREARED TO RECRIVE A few boarders a: the Siony Brook Hotel. a hing and tlab- ing privilege wishin short ciatanee, The sce ry la pleture 465 ‘8 fine view of the Be dand onnecticnt can be and from the ea leave the door for farm. Board $4 to $5 ar week, Mt daly. Stony Brook, Lake and station at 5 ti u Bulolk county, Loag Is! URRAY'S DOTKL, NARROWRBURG, SULLIVAN county, New York, situated oo the wanks of the Dela- Ware river, and on the sine of the New York and Kile Rail road, ony four hours rice from Ney where all vaing ln Persons deatrons of speoding try cannet fird & more plearant or healthy ronnded by beautiful scupery, with plenty trout fisking in the immedlate vicinity, florves tobe had ataildmes, Apply 4. H. RUSSELL. RW YORK TO TUB WHITE MOUNTAINS DIRROT: ‘also to Inkex Wilionehby and Hemohremagog the most beantiful trout Innes in New nainnrd tiekwta and mapa of tbe route apply at the New York and Haven Railroad offi, Twenty seventh areet 8 BYE ners! Agent, Conn, River Railroad Peek alip, New York TEW YORK BAY HOTRL—NOW OPES FOR THR RE eopiion of guests, inaitauated on tha New Jarany shore ot the bay of New ork, oy plank road 3}4 miles Crom Jorwey city ferry. HW HeWie, AREWSHURY —THR SUBSCRIBER, INFORMS, THe © pndlie that the Pavilion Hovel, Kort Washing open for the reception of boarders and visiters. ‘Tre rome are Ke, airy sant and gol? ing will be left undone ihe ean tend w the comfort of those viniting ti tel. tod DAVIS U® FAIRFIELD HOUSK, FAIRFIRLD, CONNKOTI. ent, fa now oven for gu i oil furmianed, leh ec wth gas and pleasn The’ ba hing ia very fue. Thix is a deatrable bouse for familien who wish « quiet summer bome. BH. OL tr. HQUa® —Valu ets hours siroad to Deposit, thea Wage over ® benuiifuliy sdaied plawe roa! (14 miles) to ay fprings, ‘The aurings ac deligh Cally altaaied n rising grid cverink ng the besntifol valey of Sueqaebanns god are shaden, 4 drives and 9 MUMmer Mets, al soenery and tho wal walers, surrounded by p'ea tentrous of Wem, New York mal. every mora Ferme Families for half price. Oarring (apy train, For particulars adaress U. porae, Propriewr. COPARTNERSHIP NUTICES, __ NAN ADVRRTISMENT REFER of California property, an imporian' marred Thue, by WU. Jowett, “formerly” @, 0. Jewett &cia. sbonid have read, W. 0. Jewett, rm W. , Merebair, and commiasi ‘ners for Caforuia. and ober Sates —an per correction this morning. $150, ry ty BR Ny yy CHANOB FoR A 200, —AN EXTRAORDINARY man unacqvained with business, a4 partner ia ws large Oret clees grocery store. Cali immediately with 0 ceah, as ibe advertiser with business. LIVIN co To S0-<WARTED pa ATELY, AYOUNG Fourth, wrest, eer leave the city. Ie, A PRIVATE $2. tween Bleik avenue oni to an sow No. 6 Beekman street. 8100 She oat mene tate wil pay & wa echanee engaee in Ay rotted le meat, ‘Apply at 8 Broadway, room Mo.” bietad $250 FOR THE INTEREST OF A PARTNER IN a creasing ¢aily, e worthy “plous Feourew! 1OK; 64 Nagano street. $300. —A PARTNER WANTED x ONE OF THE heat paying business ia the oly, genteel and ro. ‘and an Yew will antinfy any usinoss man thas the inoue of the bem ever oil ly to THOMAS 17 Chatham sqnare. bat 600.3 WANTED, AN ACTIVE ARD ENEAGETIO of ihe strictest honesty wad integrity. wo en mediniely in & very. protiable business, No nore gives and required Por partientars apply ‘one ly at 888 Broadway, office 17. . BARTNER OR CLERK WANTED, IN a + sve ion and com sin house, wh) ag fom amonat in cash One haifof ihe profs or 8, s0ary man, address C, D., Herald offlee, wi mame and references. VOPsRTNRRSTIP 8) Oh SO —A CHANCE UN- J equalled for a party who haa thal amount ‘0, irae, aa partner, or secure sn adequate Fem iomn"slT ere mont fact cr Hetactory reference en cmesinely a 48 Dreadwey. Ins new, bat very flow ishing business yiseon tion Tae es HERETO. 3. a Hophien aa “anv AS * be AK The Dasinew: @ — ves soa fe gone {oF Cah OF short oredite. 4 on New zon. wie foal ‘samme and adds oune Ro asent of broaer need aoply NV RD—a GRAMAN, WITd A mand tm y dimolved. All eh ~ nex, Saly 14 en y ° ee St WwW Cf Cl for s - " addrine + box fg ig ALADY, A Pa ie ee wr A OaPiy in a lucrative bi vail bis are, from 10a. MoS a adtree B. avenue, Ma sansa Benes elke