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The New York herald., 1845-03-25

MONEY TO LOAN
AT NEW YORK TATTERSALL'S
~ description and value.
CARRIAGE BUILDERS are respectfully solicited to for
ward their work early sales have ady commenced with
spirit, and at fair
PUBLIC SALES Of Carriages Harness. Saddery Horses,
&c., every Monday, commencing at IL o'clock.
GEORGE w. MILLER, Proprietor,
mh22 1wissrc i46 Broadway
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These discounts Of the banks reported to be made
upon paper of good character and strictly of business
kind The commissioners state that serious difficulties
and arise by reason Of that part Of the
law limiting loans to directors which prohibits any loan
to any company corporation Of which such director
is o member sockholdcr," and recommend its repeal
The circulation of the Housatonc Railroad Company
is all redeemed with the exception Of about $4,000
The defalcaon Of the cashier of the Stamford Bank
twohrds Of the amount has been realized from the
ties Of Mr. HILL and the bank has the from which
they expect to obtain the balance.
The surplus fund Of the several banks Of Hartford after
making their last dividend follows: Hartford
$9s,27l 70 Phoenix $62,l So; Exchange $l9,63s 81
Farmers and Mechanics s5s7l 7s Connecticut River
Banking Company 4,6l2 70. The amount of suspended
paper held by all thc.e institutions is less than 0oo
most Of which is considered good.
The Phenx Bank, Providence, has declared dividend
of three per cent.
The tolls on the susquehanna and Tide Water Canal
18th inst amounted to $26s45 a. The receipts this
work. up to the period last year, $24 1893 a.
showing increase in favor Of the present year. Of
S26a7 There cleared during the week 276 canal
boats.
We annex full and Official returns giving compare
tive statement of the banks Of this city We have given
the reports for the day Of each year. for the pur
pose of showing the bank movements incorporating
business seasons
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w. T. JENNINGS IL CO.,
DIAPERS AND TdILORN.

IMPORTERS Cloths Cassmere: vestings Fancy Dress
Articles, &c. No. 23i Broadway. American Hotel offer for
Inspection extensive Of seasonabe goods,
ssns Cloths Cassmees, Vestngs &c in all the and va
rious styles. .
The aid OF efficient corps Of Cutters be found in
the country the belief that the style and charac
our Garments, will be such continuance Of
the liberal patronage heretofore elected.
Whilst an assurance Of the of the system Of
Small Profits and Quick Returns cannot fail to be appreciated
by who would effect saving OF the extra cetage
We'd under the credit system.
We would refer in particular the Pantaloons
lied TO furnshham which there trying the
skill Of Cuter-and solicit trial from those who appreciate
fit, combining and elegance .
In addition to the usual Of goods kept by the
trade we have always hand Resdy Made Dress and Foc
Goats Pantaoons Vests &c the requirements OF
those who, in Of may require hrstrate
suit. =
Handkerchefs, Gloves, Suspenders Hosiery underVess
Drawers Linen and Muslin Shirts, Collars, &c. &c.
mis- imisrrc
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENT.
REAL ESTATE

II win s5H s Pubic
II sss,:s:ssia IL: nd street..
Sss frame lot s
@ ., Ssns Rate. mo Nd r. on the east
iss sissss ~ fh
af to h cesr Il q IL ss depth east
that story st and id dwelling liz and
s.Ss T ss and Nv Vine
on ss ss isr "a @ ssy
sS shsi w by feet il and :G
.s1s and in snsS dS 10 Csl
ssiisa ss .s eT ssl S S.s iss
g. es the
S%sS % s'S
hs s an. ssa . ssh ED south Of
No 4-Fibert street. adjoining the above.
No a
:siG en- 81 front d Ss
length depth said T1aquar st.
N: Fourth street between Race and Branch streets
All that certain three brick dwelling house. and the lot
Foa c sG ana 5
on d ey s y ana in ..s
. E no SIDE. "a s % u ue ss
- BUILDING LOTS.
the PLAN now file at the E.ehsnge-cOpes Of which be
had at No. 81 Market street, viz -
Race streetISiI Building Lots, Nos. and sit
ate the north side Of Race between Ashton and Schuy
depth.
Ashton street-Eleven Building Lots Nos. T. g. g. TO- H.
H. 10, IA Is l6 and H. situate the side of Ashton street.
between Race and Vine streets each q feet inches 'front.'
except No. H. which % feet 'front.' and the whole 32 feet
Scuykll Front street-Eleven Building Lots Nos 49, 49,
co. 2 y 81, g. a, 81 and %, situate the side Of
Schuyk street, between Race and Vine each
feet nche: 'front.' except No. 49, which % feet 'front.' and
the whole l32 feet in depth.
schuykIl Front s.TeeteTo Building Lots Nos and 3d.
and in depth la et No 30 having front Of 20 feet by
Race between schuylkl Front Aspen Al
ley@Ten Building Lots Nos 81 80, -, IS, %, 81 g. %
kill Front and Aspen Alley, each 10 feet inches 'front.'
by 100 feet in DEPTH except No. 81 which 70 feet in 'front.' by
100 feet mdepth along Schuylkill Front street.
Schuykill Front street. between Race and Cherry
side schuylk Front street between Race
and Cherry streets each feet inches front by l25 feet
DEPTH except No A. which is 20 feet 10 inches 'front.' by l25
Aspen Alley between Race and Cherry streets and between
Schuyk Front and Second streetsTen Building Lots Nos
~, So 81 So So 81, IS, S. 81, and 50, situate the
side Of Aspen Alley between Race and Cherry and Schuyk
Front aud Second streets each lot ets inches in front by
GO feet in depth No. 49, which feet inches front
schuyk street is co feet vide curbed and paved
Race street and Ashton street is % feet wde
NJ BThe whole Of the above properties will be sold posi-
lively and without Capitalists and Builders invited
to view the premises Terms At sale.
0' 0'us' . l''''''' WvoLBERT HERKNEss,
mid WF&Sato29 re Auctioaeen.
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Deposits. ..... A,71zo G,Ol5,O9 81 1880 OSCAR
The great dnerence In the operations of the city and
country banks Of this State, is fairly exhibited in this
statement II VIII be observed that the amount Of specie
neia inc country banks is only about oneourtcenh
part OF the circulation while the amount Of specie held
oy the city banks is much larger than the amount Of
their paper issues The deposits the country are very
limited compared with the city banks while the dis
counts are more equally divided. Loans TO large
amount are made to brokers and bankers in this city blythe
country banks, many Of them depending upon demand
Tor discounts from this market for any increase in bust
ness. very large portion of the circulation Of the
country banks nds its way to this city while the crcu
lation Of the city banks is bagatee and Is not
looked upon by the institutions of the city as aordng
any profit of consequence. The Manhattan Bank with
capital Of 100000 has circulation of only sos 69
Tho proportion Of circulation capital Of the other city
banks is nearly as great
The aggregate movement of the Banks Of this city was
not so great on the LIST of May ls45 ON the LIST Of May
1914. Inc discounts show reduction Of nearly two
millions Of dollars Last spring. there was quite specu
ative movement in this market in stocks and in cotton
The government deposites at the time being large
the Banks discounted very literally for the purpose Of
fostering the excitement Of the time and giving employ
ment to their idle funds The speculation continued un
til the middle of June, and the banks having become
pretty well extended up to the middle of April could
not reduce their discount line much and were compe
cd to exhibit very inflated condition The explosion
taking place in june gave the banks an opportunity to
get their affairs in order before the August returns were
made The returns for February exhibited a reduc-
ed and those for May an increase upon Febru
ary In the absence of all speculation the Banks are
gradually, but steadily increasing their operations; and
we anticipate in time great imitation in the opera
tons OF the Banks Of this State experienced.
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TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOKS

INAINS NUN Ao FOLLOWo.
From Brooklyn Depot
Boston Train ga A. M. daily, Sundays excepted
Accommodation fran-9h A. M and 4 P, NJ for Hicksvlle
and places And Tuesdays Thursdays and Sa
turdays, through to Greenport at 91s A M,
From Greenporf Depot
Boston Train daily Sundays excepted l2 o'clock M
the arrival Of the steamers from Norwich.
Accommodation Tain-At ga A. M, ON Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays.
From HicksriHe Depot
Accommodation Train for Brooklyn-At A. M. and IL p
NJ. daily, Sundays excepted.
The Boston Trains stop only Farmngdale and st. Georges
Manor.
The Accommodation Trains stop the following places
the road going both receive and deliver
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Erysipclas, or st. Anthony's Firc.-Wright's
i1ds Pill s ar. an , and certain
those morbid which If deposited on the lungs are the
OF said Indian Vegetable Pills will make perfect Of the
most obstinate attack Of Eyspela the time the d.
gesti0n improved and the blood completely purified that
new life and vigor are given to the whole frame.
CAuToNAs unprincipled persons industrously
engaged in selling counterfeit Pills the public should be
tremely careful purchase from advertised agents.
PERSONS Of known integrity the Office and General Depot
288 Greenwich st, New York.
BIN all be particular ask for genuine WghtS
Indian Vegetable Pills
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Examples Of Rates-for the Insurance Of 500 on a
ppr,. Single We.

monthly 800 '' '-'''"~'' y.
The PUBLIC respectfully requested examine dsn
gushing principles of this Insutiontheir tables Of
LOAN Experimentation deciding to insure elsewhere
Pamphlets containing the last Annual Report the Soce
TVS rates &c may be obtained upon application
ms lm3taw+rc J. LEANDER STARR General Agent
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Ins increase amounts 70 twenty per cent Earlier In
the season. the increase be at the rate Of thirty and
thyfv per cent For several weeks past the
in the receipts from passengers has been very small
Every weekly report of the receipts Of the Reading
Railroad Company shows progressive increase and the
carly estimates made Of the income Of the company
the present. will be exceeded by the actual receipts We
the returns for the weeks ending May GOTH s4s
May 18th, 1884, and May l7th 1885, for the purpose Of
showing the great increase in each year.
READING RAILROAD.
Week ending May 49, Nay - 1884, My rs
cos sias tonnage. ssss ss ssi7
The increase each year has boen about one hundred
per cent The militia trainings in the coal regions, of
two days each week for the two weeks previous to the
18th instant, have interrupted the mining operations
and reduced the supply Of coal for transportation In
consequence of this loss of time in the mining district
the weekly average according estimates has not been
quite maintained although the increase in the quantity
transported compared with the corresponding weeks
last year has been enormous The estimate for May },
ls45 is 6oeoo TONS and have doubt the receipts
will exceed that quantity.
The report of the Bank Commissioners of Connecticut
to the Legislature of that State for the past year. shows
a steady increase in the banking business. They state
that they have personally visited each Bank and saving
institution in the State least during year. and
have looked into all their operations far
ed expedient and necessary They have also received
from the cashiers periodical statement of the affairs of
the Banks and balance sheet Of their accounts From
The evidence in their possession, they say with entire
confidence, that all the Banks the State are in sound
and healthy condition. and the currency is of the
order.
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EOLIAN HARPS.


NUNNS& CLARK having purchased the patent right for
~ "Colemans lEoan Attachment the Panoorte for the
tir United stes, (excepting Mssachusetts announce
he public that they prepared supply Pisnoioes with
his attached attach the modern
made horizontal Panoores In regard the durability this
vcuton N Z. prepared satisfy the prjudcsd
mind their critical examination and experience warrant
hem in the assertion, that the Eon will remain in
uophe The satisfactory is given with each
The public are invited to examine the osn Panofortsss
their wareroom, No 2o Broadway opposite e Park when
so may be found assortment Of g. 6x and 0avs Piano
tories both In rosewood and mahogany csses ~ cmsu
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MONEY MARKET.

Thursday, May XH-6 r. M.
The stock market continues heavy, and the transac
tons limited Norwich and Worcester. Reading Rail-
road Long Island Morris Canal Farmers Loan Illinois
u s. Bank, and vicksburg, closed firm at yesterdays
prices; stonngton fell OF per cont Erie Railroad Il
Canton Ii Pennsylvania Ss Ii Kentucky SIS i; Ohio IS ii
Harlem went up II per cent.
The receipts of the Western Railroad Company, for
the week ending the 18th inst this year and last
pare as follows
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First store FROM Broadway


Deafness Curod.-Dr. McNa1r's Acoustic OIL
oconnue its reputation, and deaf
soon as they learn Of its chamgs effects in al cases Of DEAF
and forty years stsndg This EAR OIL has the effect
so relieve the tension, end bring into the natural action Of
This proved BY and we'll known that where
that each may speak Others uncommon virtues till suf
ferers know aud be relieved end restored by
CautioAs several eempts have of late been msde im
tate oil By bs and aliases would take this
inc Of Dr. Felix Goaraud, CT Walker street, from
Broadway NJ York. who is now the sole proprietor
DONALD McNAlR, M D..
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Msp 1875.

State for the periods given in the above table
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THE "THORN CHAMPAGNE. ="

.-,,,, ~ L MN xIihiII noIsL
hand for sale, article Of Champagne Wine Of
passed, and probably unequaled quality
The subscriber has been appointed sole Agent the United
States for the Manufacturer.
As guarantee OF its superiority Colonel Herman Thorn
Paris allowed of his seal to be affixed
bottle The quality of the Wine will be preserved all future
cate.
Respecting this wine, COL Thorn thus writes tit is Of
quality rarely with America Ihave drunk other
for years past"
The of private gentlemen, Hotel keepers and the
trade is invited 10 this article.
Parties desiring summer supply should make immediate
pcation. T.. LIvlNGSION,
ale m re- No. 10 Wall street.
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GOLO LEAF

- - GOLD LEAF. 1-1 ~ --
VI Maker jsppsSnsr.. Dmrrss. L.mp M.i.n Cola Isaf
Msns and al Of Gold hes. aY:y and
EUROPE at the veryowest prcss j. L. WAUGps Gold aud
SILVER Leaf Factory No 90 Read Church street.
y the rear first floor mot ia the basement) Also, superior
Dentists Gold Foil $40 less quantity in proportion.
j. l.. WAUGH, Practical Gold Beater,
my23 2w issrh % Resde
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSU-
RANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON
Empowered by Act Of Parliament. r.4.
CAPITAL ESQ, coo STERLING, OR 1880, 900.
General Agent for the United States
J. LEANDER STARR "a Wall ST. New York
Physicans-Ds Hosack and Keaney Rodgers. Solicitor
VIM. Van Hook, Esq
Examples Of Rates--for the Insurance Of 500 on
Single Life.
PREMIUMS PAYABLE ANNUALLY
!, .age nsIt For one year For fve LIFE.
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DE' Felix Gousaudh ItAlierIschs scifs.
ITALIAN Soar ID known to ALL 49, - -
from north 70 south, both great and small lfsg rt
MY cake morning seek, ~ 10Y s., s..elfS.e
And iee its freshness my cheek. 4
Ny skin Is free from pimple or tan;
" Oouraud thou art the prince Of men, ~.
PoUpREs SuErIIEs. try ye will
For forehead and lips are hairy still ttfs FL
Thou I've shaved them. find TO my great surprise
Ihey're as thick as the brows above mine eyes. :
TO Gourauds, in Walker street must 90
IL will never do to be harrassed So
LIeuID RouoE! Ihave heard the sound
VI your praise IA the country for miles around;
\ our rose-like tnts must certainly seek,
For my studious habits have paled my cheek.
q GouRAUD, lin Walker street. sxty-sevens)
Can make this earth little heaven!
Agents7s Chestnut Phsdeph.i Jordan Mn street
Coz Worcester; Bull Hartford; Ferrs, Middletown Nyer:
New Hsven Dyer Providence Tolsey Rochester; bacEn
Moore Lynchbug.va; Anderson NasiNilk. Tenn; Hsni,sh
Lancaster, Pa
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sales OF Stocks at Boston.

May 2I-3N Worsted Co pble 9Th 1907 50 do 100; DC
500 Boston dividends Q; 50 islsnd Railroad 737; 50 do
IS ds 7ss 81 Wilmington Railroad, 2oai 100 do M
1871 COO do, IA; 50 do, Is ds, Ia 50 do 81 M 74l.
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AUCTION NOTICES.


aESHES ho SSsss7'' will sell. on
low Monday s;nS t ,Gs e p o'clock front Of the buildings
Of lsrss and ANAL Bow Windows with Glass window Sash
Also large quantity Of assorted Doors snts Tim
per Sc artieulary worth the attention OF builders
c.,,,,,, A. G. TUTTLE -Auctioneer -
SHEFFIELD sTEEL-Jacob s. Plat will sell This Dav AZ
o'clock az the auction No. q Plat street, corner Of
comprising genuine o. L. BIistered SQUARE Csss Do
IRON inch to 4 inch Sale peremp,ory Terms months
4Nb b9 gETtEkY Ys sHEJ.eob s. r..
last Hardware Sale for this will take place This
ae Sss t q Shelf and Fancy ,'G
s % 81 Tsbs saa p. Ko,.. and
s Sarser Pen aud Pocket Knives Scissors Razos,
Also at u O'clock, 10 tass Sheffield Cast Steel.
Also oz. e. SoS Wass s
Steward, &c Round Belts Cast Butt Hinges Padocks Axle
Also an Invoice Of nc Ivory Table Cutlery myas .h
,r,r,s n WM w. SHIRLEY. Auctios ecr
nro. pay Friday ssy 70 At 10 o'clock At store No ISL
Ganxs a o e Tin and
Stair Carpet and Rug Brussels Ingram Carpets Silver
rists Cake Baskets Cutlery Castors aud fancy
m2s n.rh
FINE PLANTS AT AUCTION.
LEVY Will sell on Friday morning, l0a o'clock his
e Pasts comprising Garden and other Roses variety
Beautiful aaq PaDss ae with great variety q ether
VALUABLE OIL PAINTING AT AUCTION
LEpY will sell on Saturday Evening, at ~ o'clock at
"A s9s Broadway LafsTe Building, valuable collection OF
~ G' s. 9 eose
pleasing pictures invited call aud them Now
ready with catalogue for examination Sale positive
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NJ IT g 10

M DUMSDAY, Professor If Guitar Singing Sight, Ac
v1 cordeon Violin, TIC teach ladies and
tlemen of New York lat their resdence) the above Instruments
&c. short time by his Analysing and lnductiv
System. Terms moderate.
An improved ACCORDION for sale
Good city references given application No IS Chrysr
street, above Walker. AS lmsrc
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COPPE5o cases very superior English Sheathny Copper
~ comprisinga complete assortment from u o1 9 or ma
nuctursd from selected with great OF the first quality
for m .ss in lots 70 suit pu']e'c COLLINS CO. 8 so,.
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NEW BOWERY THEATRE.
THIS establishment is being erected the ground
cupied by the late popular Bowery Theatre and will be
ready for theatrical by the LIST Of August
ladies and gentlemen Of sckowedged talent Letters in
must b. pao and directed the sqbserbs No
Bowery A. w. JACKSON,
m19 2w*m Manager and Proprietor
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FRENCH LANGUAGE.
MANESCA'S ORAL SYSTEM
NE wSps study s sSys are in
E" m s', y n.s T. " sis' Rs.9
q. TS1ss Hlss. p Dol
% ciD sS q s ysr sS e. N lay
w 81 os on Il Tq *. sS, nrs e. pireor
New Yord, May 2,d, 1875 ma it'rh
$Ia FASHIONABLE DRESS COATS MqDE FOR
W. III. DE GROOT ~ CO.,
loa FuISon street, 81. East OF
Ss. e:sS s'i they vi" make order
Gsss ,ay %.S Ii. oS "a Ssi M
and I'll nd. q Summer toSs e. from 81
'o'n' 1900 PAIR OF pANTALooNs,
VI all grades quality coors and cuts Prices from to Sc
per 3. So ~ vSs T;Sa IA H1
2 Boa ss yss ss :ss As
suit to os o% 80 DE- s
We buy for cash and for cash only and inv. buyers to
eau examine W 'isi is'i
JOURNEYMEN BAKERS, ATTENTION.
IT He members Of the New York and Brooklyn Joumeymen
Bakers Association requested to meet Gro
Hl Saturday Evening" May 2h at o'clock Let every
prepared report 70 the Association the of
those employers that willing 70 pay their their just de-
mad for labor also the Of those that refuse pay such
demand that may them Ia the public their pro-
per light We also Iuve those journeymea who wish to be-
members the Association to meet on Saturday evening
When they will have opportunity TO join Those that have
wages their the Association, and
weekly dues allowed them by the Association Let
every and do his duty which he to the As
''e'a'0" and his employer j u GSss5 RENNE
J. b. JACKSON, Secretary ma 2t-rh
a pENINs GOssAMER HAT, WEIGHING FROM
ner Hat introduced the Nee York public the ghes
md durable article OF heretofore in
The success which attended them, evidenced by an cx
nsve SALE and the universal app citation OF the many who
have worn them, induced the subscriber TO labor diligently ~
the Improvement o the qualities which he bases uen
CLAIMS 70 liberal patronage Fully warranted by experience
and the conclusive testimony Of his he repeats his de
carators Notwithstanding the novel improvement
80 caied1 0 the two preceding years that the Gossmer lat
are lighter and more pleasant than other, liable k
exhors Panamas &C. to lose their shape color by expo
10 ,ain aud last not least they the cheapest ge
summer hat and maybe The style Of
from being soiled by persprson OF hair OIL extending thu
trimmed This advantage alone entities them preference
over all Others JOHN N. GENIN,
24 Broadway opposite *. rhuls,
NIB. The 0ossamsn are made without hoea In tn top and
without tin, unlsss especially desired othswsa se5lnrc
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NEEDLES AND FISH HOOKS
TT 81 BATE have removed their Establishment TO No;
assorted stock superior Drilled Eyed Needles Limerick
Salmon Trout Bass Rock and Black Fish Hooks Fishing
Rods Reels Grass Silk and Flax Lines Silk Worm Gut Flies
SHELLS and every description Of Fishing Tackle which they
able to sell on the most liberal terms.
10 l02 Maiden Lane, Cup stairs )near Pearl
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New York, May 5th isi5.
N0TlCEThe Stockholders of this lnstution are hereby
IN notified that an Election for Councillors and Directors
will be held at the Banking House 9Th day OF June next
Polls will be open from 70 TO o'clock BY orass1 go.
myf ltawtoJt~rc y ~ FISH, Cashier
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BVHTON'S EATfE.
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA
Comedy Of THE HEIR AT LAW-Zekiel Homespan, MIR
Brrca Doctor Pangoss Conner Dick Dowlas Barrett Ce
ely Mrs Knight.
After which,
p,mS' Ethiopian 4EeI, SeTgspy viz appear in the ope
Introducing the gems from Balfs Of Tbs Bohemian
Girl.