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MORE OUR ExpREss.-We find the following
in the Albany Argus of yesterday
We receive the news via New York, and we
are indebted for 1t to the NeU York Herald extra
of Sunday
We notice that the ALBANY Knickerbocker,o
and "Atlas," and Baltimore Clipper" received
the news exclusively from this Office
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FROM NASSAU, N. ply the Julia Ann, Capt.
Pltman, arrived last night, we received our regular
files OF papers to May rs. 1t appears that the inha-
bitants of all the outer Bahama Islands were in a
state OF starvation, having had no rain for the last
seven months, in consequence Of which, the crops
had all failed which was their only means Of subss-
tence. The government had appropriated Je7OO for
their relief, but had not supplied the inhabitants
with provisions or water. No vessel had arrived
with produce, previous to the sailing of the Julia
A nn
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90 "BEWARE OF IMPOSTTIONn-Many COM
plants have been made by customers within few days
past Plaster has been enforced upon them instead
Of the genuine article Shermans Poor Mans Plaster has
ALWAYS fac smile" of the DR. the back Of
the same and all others although called Poor Mans
Plaster are spurious trash Caution therefore, il
sary as many Druggists and Apothscares in the city.
are selling an article which will be Of service to the
buyer under the name Of the genuine article Dr. sher
mans warehouse is at LOG Nassau street Agents. ilo
Broadway 10 Aston House; 227 Hudson street 1873
Bowsry; II East Broadway; 20 William street and 10y
Fulton street, Brooklyn Stanwx Hail. Albany;
Ledger Buildings Philadelphia; and State st. Boston
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Loans II dis. Specie Circulation. Deposits
1885, s4is sos ISL $sss77 SOL Si2s Ioi $O.5ss ss
ald POI 277.l26 As $1,000 55688792 689;7 7s0
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Am usen1cnta.

NIBLo's GARDEN.-Public expectation is wound
up to a high ptch to ascertain the title and pecu-
liar character OF the piece about to be produced at
this delightful establishment, but yet all is stery
MITCHELL however is, with his efficient aids, busily
poyed in bringing it TO perfection Among other points
craftsmanship and to asonsh and delight all beholbers
by terrific and sangninary combat with OF the
daring and Iawless leaders oil band Of bold bad men,
whose deeds have been handed down to us by history
New scenery by Bengough-Music arranged selected
and composed by Loder with costumes machinery and
already provided and in a night two more we shall
behold this anxiously expected production.
&C. LINES BY TEE LAPJANp DWARF.
/ write but httie, and song
Composed by me cannot he long,
And TO be good, all knew ought,
II brevity is wit-be short.
LINES BY THE FAT GIRL.
The song you're aware says laugh aud grow fat,
guess you'll admit that have done that
And altho Think should make fat Queen.
Yet I'm not a thin King-you know what mean
The Giant Boy and Giaptess say that although they
stand nearly feet that they write atau
would suppose that il their ceegrophy at all correspond
ed with their they would write large hand and long
letters performance takes place this afternoon, at
three o'clock. Winchell. Master Rather the Ethiopian
Dancer and host of other performers appear including
the wonderful Orphan Family or Penny beg mnstrsls.
90 Last day of the Orpheans the American Museum.
As their engagement is at close this will be farewell
benefit We need advise of readers, they will
they have not heard them already Mr. Nes and the
Gypsey Queen also appear to-day for the last time.
Lovers Of novelty do not forget them Great Western,
the Giant and Giantess, and Cero assist in the
performances, at hafpast and NJ. new song will
been Let the friends go carly they wish comfort
able seats
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MONEY M ARKET.

Friday, June I'D Hs VI.
Stocks to-day declined slightly. The snes were not
very large but principally Tor cash stoningon fell Off
per cent; Ohio 6 d Illinois u; Pennsyv S' In
diana /; and Vcksburg Ii Long Island advanced per
cents Harlem IA; and Norwich O. Canton Co., Kentucky
6s and Farmers Trust closed firm at yesterdays prices
At the New Board operations were very limited Illinois
advanced per cent? Norwich Worcester X on time;
North American Trust fell off 81 Vicksburg /; Canton
and Farmers, Loan closed firm at yesterday prices
There were no sales OF Morris Canal in consequence Of
the existing difficulties regarding the stock 1t appears
that there is in the market large lot Of spurious
stock that h stock issued by the receivers of the compa.
nv illegally. About ten thousand shares have been
thrown on the market from this source and those who
have purchased this stock find themselves subject TO lcs
e. Many brokers have refused accept these spurious
in the fulment contracts and complaints have
been made to the board Of brokers to this effect This
caused investigation into tho subject which resulted
in the appointment of committee of five, to report
at uturedey In the meantime, all contracts ma
turing mus, be settled with this committee, consisting OF
Messrs. Little Bleeskcr, Carpenter &C. All differences
must be paid to these gentlemen subject to their decision
rhe advice Of able has been taken subject
who agree in their opinions to the Illegally OF the is
sue The receivers Glow. Pennington of New J-rsey
being one-arguc that they authorized by the Cont
to use the assets Of the bank and hst authority they
issue these certificates the capital Of the company
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Court CaIcndar-Mouday,

COMMON PLxAs-Nos 60, 40 10, II 5, IS, II, Q, IT, IA,
II, 20, IS, IS, 81, 80, So
CIRcUIT CouRTNos H. IA, ~, al, go 49, z 3, a. 40
SUPERIOR CoUHr-Nos g. ID, Ia, l5 H. Is, 20, 49, %,
"a, Is, 20, 81, 49, 20, 80, 80, "a.
CHARGE OF SEDUCTION. Yesterday morning q
young gentleman, and student at law in the office
Of MIR. Ashmead named Dewitt Clinton Appel was brought
before his honor Mayor Sect upon the charge Of having
seduced young beautiful orphan girl of this city, under
the OF guardian The young lady is represented
being remarkable for her virtue aniabiiity and moral
and religious department prior to this occurrence and
being active commitment and member OF Baptist
Church within the limits of the city for some period pre-
vous to the lamentabe fruits OF her acquaintance with
this young We have not learned her age, but she
must necessarily be under d. before indictment be
sustained under act Of Assembly making the GRIM
inal We omit the of the young lady, publica-
ton OF it could do no possible good but might multiply
subjected in consequence Of the unhappy affair We
did not learn the attending OF the and
therefore, unprepared express sentiments with
regard to the degree Of crime Phil .ausriean, June
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fh}- ANOTHER REMARKABLE EFFECT OF CON.
NEL'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRAC OR DR. Nelson,
No II White street one OF our most experienced and
scientific physicians of this city lately called to the
of child burned in terrible manner. The Doctor
chance for recovery with the usual remedies,
and consented that the family should the Pain
Extractor Sslve, from z? Courtsndt street. expert
ment II procured by the distressed father and the
child dressed with it, when all pain Immediately ceased
Dr. Nelson delighted with ii that he continued its
and the life of the child saved and is wsll
and scarce scar to he seen NJ. Ball. Esq, 2n6 Broad
way, witness to the whole case and will say far
more in person than have to here Remember
was Conneps Pain Extractor, from 81 Courand street
UD- THE BALM OF COLUMBIA THE FAvORITE
article for restoring the hair freeing it from 7and
Courtlandt street Every ladies' toilet should have this
balm
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SAC AND Fox INDIANS --Kiskekos, one Of the
principal chiefs, with thirty braves and sluaws, be-
longing the above tribes arrived this morning
rem Keokuk board the steamer Boreas 1t Their
Intention learn from their interpreter when start
ing from their homes to visit portion OF the tribe
the Missouri, but they have since changed their
minds and have engaged passage back Koekuk the
boat which will start tomorrow is said that the
most perfect good feeling exists between the two tribes
and that in their difficulties with tho Sioux nation
they united band. The largest portion Of those
that arrived here this morning. old and warworn
looking men, dressed In all the gaudy and savage
tune peculiar TO the North American Indian Louie
Ere, Msv 2sth
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CANApA.-Our papers from Montreal are of the
4th ult. They give the annexed items.
The removal of the Public Officers Is again postponed
except those Of Commissioner OF Crown Lands, and Of
Surveyor General.
The Kingston Chronicle says that II has to be-
eve that before Its next issue will have to commune
cate important movement in the political hemisphere
Mr. HARRISON late Secretary and confidential agent to
Sir Charles Mecale, has been in Kingston, and up
pears rated again in other words he has separated hin
self and fortunes from the Government at present nd
mnsered He returned TO his former residence Lake
Ontario, near Oakville.
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The NEw BRITISH CURRENCY SYSTEM

The NEw BRrTIsH CURRENCY SYSTEM
RoBERT PEEL's SPEEcH.-We continue TO-DAY this
important speech, which acquires additional inte
rest from the fact, thar according to the Boston
Courier, the idea adopted by Peel first origi-
Mated with sir Webster in lS3S-that it was re-
Gently approached upon by Mr.. Webster in Tren-
ton-and bids lair TO be the new plan of national
currency, Swallowed forth by the wing address Of
the Clay clubs held at Utica This week. This plan
involves the gradual dissolution OF all state joint
stock banks, and the establishment OF national
system, under the authority of Congress.
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| Before Judge Ulshoefer and Aldermen Cozzsns an,
Williams.

Before Judge Ulshoefer, and Aldermen C0zzens and
Williams
JAxxsR Wm,rrss, Esq, District Attorney.
Jurs 7-Bail Forfeited Richard w. Redned, indicted
for perjury also for embez element; William White, Tor
misdemeanor in malicously sroyng properly AZ NO
5la Pearl street Charles r. Petty for msuring lotteries
and Washington Jackson, for assault and battery, were
ally called trial they did not appear then
recogDizances declared forfeited. The bsi oi ed
field was M iollows-S3000 in that Of Charles sIike
$4,000 in tna oil John Hunt $1,000 Charles Dodge Sloov
J. 8 Redied $1,000 Jared L. Moore and $1,000 Russell
Frisbe in all $40 0o0 Redel embezzles SOC 600 while
cashier OF the Commercial Bank" and committed per
jury before the Bank Commissioners.
Receirins Stolen Goods Patrick Calhune pat on
trial. indicted Tor receiving stolen goods knowing them
be stolen viz two bales of cotton stolen on the night
OF the goth Feb worth $i A. in the care and charge OF
the Patterson Rail Road Company
JOHN DAVIES the agent of the Company deposed to the
cotton being carried away from the wharf and his ira
cling the next day TO Cahune's premises who keeps
junk shop in Water street near Pkervcognzed one bale
by the wrapper.
HIRAM Musr deposed to marking two bales of cotton
he City Wegher and thinks the wrappers taken from
Calhunes premises the those marked by him
Officers kiso and RELYEA depossd that the accused.
their going his premises prevaricated on heing ques
TONED TO the manner which he came IN possession
Of the cotton. carman named Davis testified TO caring
the two bales to Cslhune's the morning OF the LIST
March.
The defence was-good charaoer--and witnesses were
called to that he psycd fair price for the cotton
SC. Verdict guilty-recOmmended to mercy.
The Grand hpguest-The Grand Jury came into court
with number IF bills Of indictment found by them and
again retired.
Joshua Brush, Edwlrd Ferris and Thomas Gardiner
were fined $25 each for nOn.attendance
Node Prossqui-By consent OF the court and the Dis
ric Attorney mol pros was entered IN he case OF 10
seph Quick indicted for assault and battery on Mrs
Frances Phillips, and the complaint dismissed This
had been tried and the jury could not agree
verdict.
The then adjourned to Monday at II O'Clock
A. NJ
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Court for the Correction OF ERROR.

JUNE This Court have got TO number FIVE the Ca
lendar but have yet decions The fol
lowing is an official list Of the members composing the
Comrt =
The Honorable Daniel 8. Dickinson, Lieutenant.
Governor r Hyde Waworth, Chancellor; s. Nelson,
Chief Justice; G. C Bronson. Justice Samuel Beardsey,
Justice; F. F. Backus Thomas Barlow, william Bartlit,
Abraham Bockee Clark Burnham, c. T. Chamberlain. o..
Clark + Corning, r. Denniston, Abraham Deye, j..
Faulkner, A. Foster, G. Hard. 8 C. Johnson, D. F.
J,nes s. Lawrence Lester, j. A. Lott, T. b Mitchell,
NJ Platt j. Porter, H. Putnam E. Rhoades j. Scott, &.
ScOvil, G. C. Sherman J. B. Smith H. w. Strong, L.
Varian, E. Varney, y Werks, j. C. Wright; J. r. Ell.
wood, Clerk G. Nivcn, Sergeant.at.Arms
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att~ CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED Ths
fonic Mixture prepared by ths Coilegs OF Medicine AID
Pharmacy OF the city OF New York. confidently re
commended for all debility produced ny secret N
diligence Of any kind II is an Invaluable r1ns
dy for impotence stery or barrenness (uniess depspd
ing msL1ormation)
sing bottles 81 each cases OF nall doLes se euro
fully packed and sent TO eli parts oil the Union
Office OF tho College Of Medicine and fiiarnsry 20
Nassau sireet W. s. RlCnhRnSON. NJ D Agent
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Common Pleas.
Rafnre IuIUa Dalv

JUNE 7.-SmiM VS.. Corporation, reported yesterday.
Verdict for defendants.
The People Va. j. G. UtterThs an action brought
TO forfeiture of recognizance a Of 5000
II is of class OF that have before the
courts under the statute which imposes certain penalties
parties abandoning their wives man OF the name
OF Stanzenback was made liable under the STATUTE and
ready to receive his wife, while her part was
svowed that she voluntary remained away through fear
The case has been before demurrer. The jury
will render sealed verdict this morning.
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CO. DR. G0URAUD's ITALIAN INDICATED
Soap from 81 Walker street first store from Broadway -
universally acknowledged to be nfaIlabe the ours OF
freckled, pmpcd blotched, dark, rough erupve skins
Ills positively fiction that fiery red faces after lew
applications this beautiful Emoent Medcated ,om-
parent appearance Pray do try one cake ladies'. and
word for it, you'll not regret it. Be and buy
only in this city as above Price 80 cents a cake.
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IHz- RHEUMATISN--Th reason OF so many persons
suffering with Rheumatic affections is, that they allow
their preudces instead OF their Judgment govern them
II they will lay aside their preudices and the Indian
Elixer and Lneament, they may be assured that they
cannot have Rheumatism Every proof Of the efficacy Of
this article in the most obst ate that reasonable
person ask, gwen by reference many of our
most respectable citizens who have and experienced
its effects. Buy only at 81 CourtaDdt ST
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ANOTHER GoNF.--The Salem Register ammo ounces
the death of the last of Washngton's Lite Guards
in the person of Capt JyE SMITH, who died at his resi-
denee in Salem Tuesday, aged lightweight He wa,
in the battle OF Bunker Hill and afterwards drafted
INTO Washngtons Guards He present in the battles
Of Brandy wine, Trenton, Germantown and Monmouth
He received his discharge in ITO, from Colonel Wsshiag
ten. Peace TO his names.
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0ry- TO PREVENT THE ABUSE OF MERCUhy
md the dreadful effects Of certain disease, can az ,he
auneran dispenssrv No Division street, and get tn.
I'D vice the physician and prop without money
md without price, Hunters Red Drops, me best RENE
y on earth for secret diseases Is to be obtained Mt that
place only Cures without injury to the constitutopo
restrictions in the habits OF the PATIENTS in from three 10
light DAYS Full directions and treatise accompany the
vial, price Al only II Is left sale Of No. 20 Green
street, Albany, not to bs had In Buffalo,
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U. 3. District Court.
Before Judge Belts

JUNE 7.-IN BANKRuPTcY-D Decision In the matter Of
John H. Moore bankrupt, it ordered that all books in
connection with the establishment with which he is
connected shall be produced before the Court The cred
tors allege that the bankrupt owns certain property
whereas he alleges that he is merely doing business
salary in the establishment with which he connected
The Court has, therefore, ordered the books for examna
inv
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M yELpEAu,s SPECIFIC PILLS FOR TIE CURE

Gy- VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE CURE
Of Gonorrhd.a Geet and all mocupurnent discharges
from the urehra These pills prepared by the New York
College of Medicine and Pharmacy established for tbs
suppression of quackery may be relied IA the most
speedy and remedy for the above complaints
They guaranteed to recent in from three
10 five days, and possess greater power over obstinate
discharges and chronic geet than any other preparation
at present known, removing the disease without oonnS
ment from business ,ainting the breath disagreeng
with the stomach Price 81 per box.
Sold the Office OF the College OF Pharmacy and Me-
dicine 90 Nassau street.
w q RICHARDSON M. d. Agent
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Circuit Court.

Before Judge Kent
June 7-Bgelow vs. Heaton-An action Of replevin
noticed in yesterdays Herald
The jury will render q verdict this forenoon.
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10 RECORDS PARlSlAN Alternative NIX
TCEE--For the cure of prinury secondary Syphilis
and all affections produced by njudicious OF msr
curry The great advantages possessed by this
Alternative all other preparations for the of sy
phs, is, that while curing the disease Il improves the
constitution, whilst mercury generally leave much
disease than the II is adrnnis erred for. The
best recommendation give of it u.s. that It 10 now
extensively prescribed by the medical fac y who for
nery considered mercury the only for those
plants Solo, in single bottles, 81 each in Of hall
dozen S. carefully packed and sent to all pers OF the
Union Office of the College Of Medicine and fharmn-
cy, o5 Nassau street.
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QUITE WARM ENoueH.-Yesterday was very
sultry day. Many like it would be far from agree.
able.
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FASHIONABLE REsoRTs. with all its no.
tells, is open and ready for the reception of vi
sitors Each OF the large houses has been burnlsh.
ed up afresh-the fountains are sparkling-thr
weather delighuul-the country heavenly-and all
ready. even their little daily with lists of arrivals
Thurlow Weed, "the best Of men," is announced
already as having arrived, with long nine in his
mouth.
Belmont Hall, Schooley's Mountain, in New
Jersey, is ready. This is delightfully."- cool, airy
healthy PEACEFUL of the picturesque, and lively
Try it,
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UNrTARrANs.-The Hartford Courier states that
efforts are now making to establish Unitarian
Society In that city and also II 10 in contemplation 10
build Church which will cost $1,000, Of which sum
- 900 raised Hall the amount needed IL expected from
The Unitarans in Boston.
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SALT WATER SALMoN,-A salmon was cangh
near the South side of Staten Island, yesterda,
morning II weighed eleven and halt pounds.
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ELEGANT EXTRACTS. "-Some saint has beer
| extracting all the queer passages from the Bible
printing them and sending them to pous ladies
Who could do it 2 Was it the same one who pub
| fishes Dents Theology!
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W. g. RICHARDSON. NJ D., Apsns

90 PRICES HIGH, TERMS CASH AND NO FA.
asked beyond the interest of the purchaser
Knapp Entire Extra first Edition is from the expe
rience Of quarter of century Of the constant personal
attention of man. using the and attention OF
the druggist in giving medicine hence the perfection Oh
tanned. To those and those only who want the most
splendid Backing now known thpougho the world
say call at lao Broadway 400 Bowery it cannot he
found at many Of the stores and If this statement
is not true return the money Small boxes sxpenco
each, and up to four shings. r. S-The finest qualities
of black and blue Ink for sale above.
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IMMIGRANTS .-Thesnumber of vessels that arrived
at this port yesterday unusually large presenting
quite active stir along the them wer'
hree ships from Great Britain, with seven hundred steer
age passengers mostly from Ireland They appeared
generally to be healthy set of
.JIusT
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CHEAP NATIVE THREE CENTS PER HoRN.-The
Central Hall, new place of refreshment in the
l4th Ward, Grand street, opposite the Centre
Market, has just been opened, where one can gel
the native" at three cents per glass This is said
| to be the great rendezvous of The new party.
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NAvAL.-The U. s. ship Macedonian was Ma
deira on the Odd OF March-all well.
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OLE BuLL's SPEECH IN BosroN.-Here it is, al
reported in the Lady Enthusiast and Transcript -
Ladies and Gentlemen -May you sometmes remember
whose feelings of gratitude always shall be nony
nous with the name Of Boston. never leave you -
When go don't 60 don't come back when come
Boston shall be what the sunshine is to the li,tl.
flower. May it be the flower of everlasting benedcton
TO you.
Put this in your pipes and smoke, We orators Of
Congress-
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n3-DEAFNESS CURED.-BY THE USE OF DIR
McNairs Acoustic OIL article which does not in to
give relief in any case and Is daily performing some Of
he most remarkable Sold at 81 Courtlandt street
Price 81 per hask.
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Superior Court.
Before Judge

Before Judges vanderpoel and Oakley
JUNL Cram Locery Fl al.-In this case, reported
in yesterdays Herald the jury will render verdict this
forenoon
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WATER Excursions. most delicious and cool
place is Clifton House, down on Staten Island, OPP
posie near the Telegraph. u is open TO The sea,
catching every breeze that is going, and is high up
in heaven enough to have pure air. 1t is new
house, and kept in excellent style by Peris for
merly of New Brighton.
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o. DALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
at 81 Walker street Grst store from BroadwayThe Rev
MIR. sparry, j. w Hale Esq, Wall street, Thomas Rdsy
ESQ., Fifth Ward Hotel; Dickson and Co., 1915 Broadway
will certify that thegenuine Dalleys Savei to be had at
the Agency, 81 Walker street