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Correspondence of the Herald.]
New ORLEANS, May Is, 1913.

New ORLEANS, May Is, 1913.
DEAR BENEFIT
Since the news of the capture of the Mexican ar
my, we have received letters from Campeachy, in
forming us, that Com. Moore, then in that port,
would sail on the 9th, to attack the Mexican fleet;
and there is but little doubt that he will capture it.
General Ampudea was in treaty with the Governor
of Campeachy the 9Th inst, for terms Of capitu-
aon, which, it is understood will be the entire eva
cuation of all the Mexican forces from Yucatan.
Com. Moore had succeeded in capturing the vessels
loaded with coal for the Mexican steamers.
The custom house investigation is still gong on
here. 1t is believed that all of the Treasury Ger.
tifcates were not marked cancelled. Some of the
money has been traced to Mr.. Breedlove, who
was formerly in the Collectors Office But it is cur
rently believed that others have hand In IT. A po-
lice officer has been despatched to New YORK and
Philadelphia, special business connected with
the robbery. 1t now turns out that the money was
not mailed, was first stated. 1t was not in the
power of the Secretary of the Treasury, therefore
TO detect the robbery earlier.
Much blame is thrown upon the Collector, Mr.
Morgan, for so much negligence, and 1t will In al
probability cost him his Office. The fact is, II wal
lnludicious appointment to make, Id the hrs
place, because he had no acquaintance with com
merclal affairs, and was only rank ed third rat,
LAWYER IN the country. And In the second place
although very clever man, he does not possess thu
cumbent of such an Office ought to be selected from
among our merchants, who have retired from busl
ness, with competency, and of popular manners
Our new POSTMASTER, Gen. Dawson, is candidate
for Congress in the Third District and if elected
he will resign his post. Louisiana will probab.
send majority of democratic members TO the mex
Congress. In less than two years. expect to see
complete change in politics in this State. The las
wing meetings in this city were but poorly atte nded
and the people, in fact, are getting heartily sick
OF the tricks and humbuggery of the wings. The.
are bent on change, and they will have it.
Business mas fallen off very much, and we hav
really entered upon summer weather. For the las
few days the thermometer has ranged 81 deg s il
the shade. Every who can raise money ar
preparing to make their exit tor the North and thu
great West
We shall probably have sickly summer of it here
as this is the epidemic year. All our theatres ar,
closed, and few nights more will close the opera
which is now our only amusement. Madame Cas-
lillian ID splendid prlma dona, and has won laurel
for herself She will probably visit New Yorl
shortly. Yours in haste, M. G.
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City Intelligence.

PoLIcE-The only Of interest yesterday was an ar
rest by officer Cockefar of an old woman named Collins
who resided in 2sth street, near the Aims House, in
whose dwelling found three dozen blankets that had
been stolen from the Aims House by the inmates and sold
to her for rum, tobacco and money.
PIcx,ro LADv's PocKEr-A lady named Banta, Of
East Broadway while crossing to this city from Jersey
city yesterday morning in of ferry boats had the
pocket Of her dress cut into by sharper and her recue
containing 500 note taken therefrom.
SuIcIDE.-Yesterday morning the Coroner held an in
quest Ut the OF 9Th and 10th street. the
body of John Akee native of Scotland aged 4s years.
The deceased a weaver and Of incorporate habits
He had been separated from his wife since the first OF May
last called upon her Sunday and took leave Of her
ana her children saying he going to his boarding
house to get his clothes 60 into the country She
otter went his boarding house and found him lying dead
on the foot OF his bed stained with blood and at
his side. It was discovered that he had severed
artery in his right arm and vein in his left Verdict,
suicide.
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Gazetteer OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
BY Daniel Haskell, A. NJ, and ]. Calvin Smith
Published by Sherman IL Smith, l22 Broadway
This work is designed TO exhibit the present cond-
ton of the United States and their progress in agr
culture, commerce, manufactures and general i'm
provement. great deal Of industry and labor
have been expended on this work, and it is alto
gether the best one of its kind extant. The style
IN which the volume has been produced is unex.
ceptonable. We can with great sincerity commend
1t 10 the favorable notice OF the public.
TRAVELS IN EGYPT. ARABIA PKTREEA AND THE
Holy LAND.--By the Rev. Steph Oliver, d. D.
Harper and Brothers This is d highly interesting
Journal OF travels IN the East written in pleasing,
agreeable style, and must he peculiarly acceptable
10 the religious portion OF the community, from the
piety which pervades 1t, and from the fact OF the
position occupied by the nd author II is got
upln elegant style, and is embelshed with nurne-
rous highly finished engravlngs, from drawings by
Mr.. Catherwood
ADVENTURES OF Herman CoRrEs.-Appleton 81
Co.-This is delightful little volume for young
people, and may also be read with profit by ''chll-
dreu OF larger growth" II Is by the author Of
Uncle Philips Conversations"
ANDRAL ON THE ABDoMEN.-Thls invaluable end
hghy popular treatise, by OF the greatest French
Psychologists OF the day. on the disc asses of the abdo
men, has Just been issued by Darlington and Has
Well OF Philadelphia. II forms of the quarterly
Nos. OF their Medical Library. - one of the
cheapest and best publications of the kind in exis-
tence. Francis and CO., and the Lanpeys's. are
the agents IN this city.
HoME, The IRoN RufE-a Domestic Story
Under this title Mrs. Ellis has written a volume
devoted TO the task OF illustrating diersn, modes
otpaerna discipline, and exhibiting the bad effects
oi stern severity on the moral character and habiis
OF children. Her design is well carried out. in a
story OF great interest. The work is published bv
the Harpers, complete in one volume, for twenty
I'VE cents
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

PpILAPELrnA. May 2a-Pam, Elddse. Boston; SYLVIA
poo Globe Ealing. Penami Monsoon Carlton, st Jgo
NORFOLK, May 20-Arr schr Ajax Richmond bound the
West lnde. finish loading; Adams Portsmc nth
AjaI ST Hard.
BlLTIMoRE. May 22-An Stephen Lurm,n Burto' Liver
'o Spoke 18th uit off south eland
ysr PcDdls,Sn from Li'srpoo 18Th 10 80 long 10
lo'g &c. Noble, of Bath. from for Autwerp: 18th.
81 II ~ long 50 10 exchanged signals with bright wasted
Amerci strip standing east, sho bugee red ,g WI n
black cross. s h l:ts "A long 81 40 seoLe bark Gber,
Merchant, Murphy from LverN oil; Luise from
Bremen; Ianthe, Porter from Liver. DOL !; HommIg Bird,
Godfrey from Bemuda Arclc Ruak. from Rio JAMIE
Harriet Jarvis from dc; Midas Benthall, fron Havana
Chatham Davis, fir n boston Spartan Stubbs from Ber-
muda.
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NAvAL.-The U. S. sloop Of war Fairfield arrived
at Marseiles on the oath of April, in twenty-four
hours FROM Mahon. Officers and crew all WE'LL
The following is list of the officers of the Fair
field -
Commander, William c. Nicholson; Lieutenans,
Charles G. Hunter, VIM Leigh, G. F. M. Spots
wood, Stephen Dodd, Edmund Lancer; Purser,
Samuel Forrest; Surgeon, J. Frederick Sickles;
Master, s Decatur Trenchard. Professor, M. H
Beecher; Passed Mieshipman, Henry Rolands
Midshipmen, Thomas G. Corbin, h. M. Cuyler,
John L: Davis, J. Mcleod Murphy, Edward 5.
McCaully, Alex. r. Simmons, jos. d. Daniels, G.
Clark, Jas. M Rich; Boatswain, William Forces
ter; Gunner, VIM. Arnold Carpenter, Samuel
White; Sailmaker, John Burdine; Masters Mate,
s. M. Saunders; Purser's Steward, Lewis Gutz
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On. L.RprsR AT NArcBgr.-Dr Lardner is still lee.
turing with wonderful eciat at hatcher. Ii would
that he has walked up astonishing degree of curiosity
there and fairly set the all sgog know what
Is the color OF the nhabt of the moon-whether they
are Mshometsns Mormontes, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
they have advanced lar Fourierism yet, and IL
whether they go for community with individuality" OF
community without individuality "-snd above all
whether they cultivate Undertook csbbsges, mint ju
cps Durham cattle, and Berkshire pigs. Ali these phi
losophca questions have been propounded 10 the
Doctor and ifhe should not unfortunately make up his
m ind that the moon like the continent of America can
no, be reached by sea very scientific and satisfactory
answers may be shortly expected
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Vice ChancelIor's Court.

Before Vice Chancellor MCoun.
MAY 23-MitcheH az ainst M b. Hart and others.-This
was motion for receiver on creditors bill In the
course of some discussion this subject it was stated
that Monmouth B. Hart sheriff had made assignment
to his brother, DR.. James II. Hart That Dr. James H.
Hart had made assignment to Mr.. Wilsey and also
that DR.. James H. Hart is the assignee of Alderman
Towle. Alderman Towle assigned to James H. Hart AID
j. B. Stevenson but the latter gentleman refused to
serve
The Vice Chanc ellor gave order of reference to Mr.
Cambreling, Master, to appoint a receiver.
The affairs of the Sheriff may possibly get little entan
gled.
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The EMPIRE AND SOUTH AMKRIcA.-It was an
nounced in the Albany papers that these two boats
would try which could make the quickest run to
New York. They left the wharf simultaneously
at two MINUTES before seven o'clock. The South
America had the lead full fifty rods, as she laid
further down the river, which she gradually in
creased, and arrived in New York little ore
than an hour ahead of the Empire, making the trip
in eight hours and fty-four minutes. After passing
West Point the Empire gave up the contest, having
deranged some Of her machinery, and only using
one of her engines for the remainder of the dis.
lance.
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The U. S. SCHOONER GRAMPUs is undoubtedly
lost, and with her noble crew. She sailed from
Charleston, S. c., on the 1lth Of March last, we
believe, for Norfolk, Va, and has not been heard
from since. On the 18th there was a violent storm
at Charleston, and it is copjectured the schooner
foundered during the gale. The Grampus was
commanded by 1t. Downes, brother of Com.
DOwnes
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SUPREME CouRT.-Charles Humphrey, Esq of
Ithaca has been appointed one of the Clerks of the
Supreme Court, to reside at Albany, in place of
John Reyes Paige, Esq. The rule of Court making
this change is dated on Saturday. The other Clerks
have been re-appointed. Mr.. H. was a member of
the Assembly in 1884 and 1912, and Speaker in
1885 and 1886
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FouRIERrsM.-In speaking Of the late Fourier meetings
held here by Brisbane, Greeley and Claiming. and
ported in the New York papers, the other papers through
the country inclined to rdcule the whole subject
This is unknd and improper. We the public
that when such Albert Brisbane, Horace Greeley,
VIM. II. Claiming Park Goodwin, and C. s. Murray, (of
the VT Teegraph0 come out publicly and endorse
give il their respect and conference.-the TO discount their
notes-gve them eredit-buy their sock-and set them
down for saints
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FOREIGN NEws-CoURTEsY OF SHrP-MAsTERs.-
Captains of vessels arriving at this port will please
deliver to the commander OF our news boat what
ever they may have fer this Office in the shape of
newspapers and letters instead Of sending them to
the post office. Captain Smith, of the Christopher
Colon, from Havana, will much oblige by attending
TO this on his next arrival
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Court OF Com mon Pleas.
Before Judge JJlshoeffer.

MAY IA. H. C. Smith vs.. Ezra S. Barnum.-When
the Oneida Bank robbed in 1886, the defendant no
one ctors employ ed A. c. Smith to dis
and the robbers at the time agreeing to
pay him for his services Smith spent good deal Of time
and money but unfortunately without success His
bill for services amounted to some $780, which the defen'
dant refused to pay. Verdict for plaintiff $3.50.
Mr.. Barber for plaintiff. Mr.. Hurbut for defendant.
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sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia Yesterday.

$1,000 Cincinnati alter works bonds % shares Lee
high l0 IS do Northern Bank KY s5 lodo Farmers, ana
Mechanics Bank 3It 5do Philadelphia Bank 5It ~ 90
Mechanics Bank ISL; 46 do Wilmington Raiiroas lot
edo schuyk Navigation So; $500 Girard Bank notes.
81; $500 do do, SIT.
ArrrR BoAnDEs9lOo State SIS, 1854 49, $3.50 Grard Blk
notes, SIT; $4,000 Lehigh SIS, lS4s, "a.
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ACCIDENT AT THE BosToN RAILROAD DEPOT,
GRKENBusH H lad named Bradley, was seriously
injured at this place on Friday evening by horse
and cart passing over his body His life is dispair
cd of
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90 THOSE IN WANT OF FINE DAHLlAs
should attend the sale Levys this morning. They
from the splendid collection Of Nibo Dunlap and
forfeit nothing saying II h Of the largest and best
collections in this country, Catalogues on the morning
of sale.
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HE STEAMSHIP GREAT WESTERN, Capt. Hosken,
leaves tomorrow afternoon at o'clock, for Liver
pool She has upwards of hundred passengers al
ready, and we trust every berth in her will be fill
ed
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NAvAL-A list of the officers of the U. S. store
ship Lexington, which sailed yesterday for the Me-
diterranean William M. Glendy, Esq, Lieuien-
ant Commanding Lieutenants Theodore p. Green,
Andrew F. V. Gray, William May William Spei-
den, Purser John J. Abemety, Acting Surgeon
Edward C. Anderson, Acting Master Joseph Ho
ban, Captains Clerk; Midshlpmen William A..
Webb, William w. Roberts, Dawson Phenx.
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THE QUEEN OF ENeLAND's BIRTH DAY-SALrTEs
FROM THE WARspITE AND NORTH CAROLINA This
is Queen victoria's birth day. To-day she CON-
petes the oath year of her life, in the sixth year of
her reign and in the fourth year of her marriage.
royal salute OF twenty-one guns will be fired from
the heavy ordnance of the Warspite, at IL o'clock,
which will meet with courteous response from the
North Carolina. Both these noble vessels now lay
of the Battery where an excellent view can be had,
although the best can be enjoyed from Castle Gar.
den.
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CHATHAM THEATRE The new piece drew an ex-
celent audience last night, and went of with great
satisfaction. tits played tonight.
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90 changing their residence, will please
notify this Office Of Nassau and Fulton streets
where they want the Herald left hereafter.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

Mr. PAeEor, the French Minister, and SUITE ar. ar,
rived in thus city yesterday and took Lodgings al the
CITY Hotel.-Bafmore American, Mag Is
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To CoRRrsroSDKNTs.- The request Of Therax," o
Philadelphia is complied with. Apply by real name ant
stop the correspondence.
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MovEMENrs.-Mrs. General Cass and daughter,
have arrived and taken upquarters at the American
Hotel At the same house also, are Gen. Wool, U.
s. Army, and Capt. and Mrs. Goldsborough, U. S.
NAVY,
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SIR CHARLES BAeor.-The Canadian Royalist Of
the 18th inst, informs us that the Ex-Governor dice
on that morning.
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KFngE BLACK (CIrIzENs.-A recent decision Of Judge
Muilanphy Of Missouri strikes death blow at once to
the contemplated effect Of the laws Of that State prohibit
ing free blacks from entering residing In the State and
grants free into that State to all persons who were
born the United States matter what their complex
ion. The opinion is to be published.
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DEATH Peter Lorlard, Esq, aged so, died yes
terday morning.
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All the and cheap literary puthcs:ions Of the day
for SALE wholesale and retail q. the HERALD OFych,
northwest corner Of Nassau and Fulton street
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BROADWAY MENAGRRIE.-Ths extensive and well
conducted establishment will remain open few
days longer lt is one OF the most pleasing resorts
for amusement in the city, particularly for children
The performances are repeated two or three times
during the day, giving all an opportunity 10 enjoy
them. To the juvenile portion of the community
the departure Of the little ponies will be cause for
regret
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-24

REMOVAL Mr.. o. Davis, postmaster at New
burgh, TO make room for JAS Belknap
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o. PORTABLE GAs.--$2,0O0 will at present Pur
chase half the interest in portable Gas company
about to be formed In this city Any quantity OF gas
be manufactured on premises, and sppications ior
are numerous the moment II Ia ready lot denvery Al
dress w. A. KENTISH, Herald ONCE
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90 COMMUNICATION-Eas India Hair Dye, CO.
loIs the hair and not the skin-warranted.
Indian Vegetable Elixir, sure cure for the Rheuma-
tism and Govt.
Oldridges Genuine Balm of Columbia, restores and
preserves the hair in all cases.
Dalley's Pain Extractor, extraordinary article for
burns scalds cuts and all sores and sore eyes,
The above named articles to be had at No. 81 Court
landt st. Broadway.
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90 THE MANAGER OF PEALE's NEW YORK
MUSEUM evinces strong desire to crafty his patrons.
The entertainment he affords them for such as
shilling, is truly surprsnghow he does IT, we are una
BILE to explain. For instance, there is Miss Affair." tn
much-admred Vocalist, who MARBLES her sweetest
strains Miss Blanchard, the Grecian Juggleress who
also dscourses most eloquent harmony the musical
glasses. Weeks Irish Songs really rich. Master
Henry, child OF unparalleled abilities sings, dances,
and IN fact does every thing and that too admirably
La Petite Ceto dances with trace and elegance rarely
equaled The whole Of these attractions including the
splendid picture gallery to be seen for the above
sum.
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90 WISDOM IS BETTER THAN WEALTH, and
happiness than either New ideas contribute to the former
sensations TO the latter Where shall find them
IL not among the curostes Of nature and art and the e
forts of genius And where find these in greater
dance than at the American Museum Gen. Tom
Thumb is an unfailng source of wonder and delight
The model of Paris has made thousands well acqant
ed with the French metropolis as with own, while
the performances Of DR.. Valentine ETC. never fail to
please.
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90. SPLENDID HAIR FOR 81 CENTS.-We do not
wish to humbug you therefore we sell three shilling
bottles of Jones' Coral Hair that you may try
without much expense for dollar is the usual price for
pretended hair resoratives" We know if you try
it, you will have more because you will really find all
represented Therefore charge reasonable. These
its real quates-t will force the hair grow, stay
its falling off, ssurf dandru and make light, red
nothing excel hist makes the hair soft dark and
beautiful and will keep it in order twice as long as any
other preparation. 1t is sold three sizes price or
Chatham street. New York Agents Zeiber, of Sd
and Dock street. Phadelphs; State street, Boston; 81
State street. Albany POT King street. Charleston, CT
lse Fulton street, Brookiyn and Mitchell, Norwich,
Chenango. N. Y.
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00-BATHs.-Mr. BRAHAM, SO we'll known as the
popular proprietor OF the Aor Baths in the Aston house.
Tor the last seven years. fitting up in magnificent style
BATHING establishment at No. Courtlandt street, near
broadway Every department 10 constructed the most
commodious and convenient plan Mr.. Braman was for
merry poPrietor Of the swimming school Baths Boston,
anu ong experience will be able TO make his new
establishment vie with any in the city.
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90 BRISTOL'S SARsAPARILLA.-Public attan-
ton having been called the merits Of this article BY the
Messrs. Sands, (who gave an unquaheo cermche Oh s
healing qualities last year) many naturally inquire Tor
what diseases it is cuarly applicable now although
longs life is left to Others whose imitation of the genu
inc sarsaparlla WILL it is said cure consumption in its
Bristols sasapara scrof uls rheumatism, indi
aeson or dyspepsia and all diseases having their origin
In an impure state Of the bloodpatens stay cured by
this preparation Remember has stood the test Of
eight years.
See that the written signature OF c. c. Bristol ID
the cork Of the bottle-none other In genuine.
Sold wholesale and retail, by VIM Burger, so Court
landt street. and at retail by Rushton and Aspinwsll
witch street; Smiths Medicine Store, 200 Broadway and
Druggists generally.
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90 MILITARY GARDEN-YANKEE HILLS BE.
NEFlT-This genuine native comedian and psrsonator
of Down East" and customs, makes his fare
well bow this evening in Brooklyn. Hilrs has been
drawing crowds in this city lately, and believe the
good people the other side of the river will give him
BUMPER at parting. The Gsrden is very beautifully
fitted up and deserves liberal patronage. &c early.
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Q3-SAND 81 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RCapen,
of Windham, add another to the many tesimo
mails in favor of sandsl Sarsaparilla. His wife has
been for nearly two years troubled with an indolent
swelling under her tongue which was so large to i'm
peae her swallowing. and much affect her speech 1t
was frequently opened, and discharged large quantities
of very offensive matter. She had also the Eryspeas
accompanied with extensive dropsical enlargement
tended with dartng palms. SO severe to disturb and
much Of the time totally deprive her Of rest One OF her
stiff and painful as to render it almost
less Under ell these Affections by the advice Of her
physician she used this valuable article which almost
Immediately relieved the pain and ameness removed the
swelling and under the tongue and reduced the
dropscal enlargement to leave her dress nearly
quarter OF yard too large around the waist the swell
ing Of limbs which very distressing and trouble
some, has also been removed.
For PARTICULARS advertisements in this and other
city papers.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, and for ex
portation by A. D. SANDS & Co., No. 273 Broadway,
Granite Buildings, Of Chambers street. New York.
Also sold by A. B. D. Sands Druggists No 70 and 100
Fulton street; David Sends Co. No. II East Broadway
corner OF Market street; and by Druggists generally
throughout the United States Price 81 per bottle-sx
bottles for SIS.