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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-04
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Correspondence Of the Herald


PHrLADELrHIA, May I'd, le45.
The excitement occasioned by the war meeting in this
city has not subsidized and the factions against
each other in decidedly warlke attitude The idea Of
such man as Thomas McCully disputing with Charles
lngersoll the post of chief officer OF meeting got up
for the purpose Of giving shape and form and tangbilty
to the sentiments of people upon the subject OF our
foreign relations, is supremey ridiculous, and shows
that the real object thc on the part ohs sup
porters was merely the manufacture Of political capital.
Not that dgncd kind OF capital which has for object
the great party but that paltry and pcstlent
capital which looks solely to personal advancement
which is made subservient to Office begging, and
which from its extreme tcness, has heapcd so much
odium upon the party politics of the day. People have
heretofore condemned parties because they were unable
TO single out the huckstcrs who gave to their political
movements this peculiar characteristics Yesterday.
however they had the opportunity Of making the dis
ncton so far as the democratic party concerned and
giving expression to their opinions in way not to be
misundeutood Those would-be leaders who engaged
in personal brws in order advance their claims to
Office have ovcrlcaped themselves and their DOWNFALL
will be as signal their sel6shpess and inpudence was
manifest yesterday If Mr. Buchanan selects these
Pennsylvania. Well may he exclaim, from tho
specimen Of the manner in which they have already
attempted TO manage his int rests, save from my
friendsr To Thomas McCully and his clique, may be
the first Congressional district They first persuaded
the Irish that they their peculiar friends aud made
tools Of them to carry out their selfish objects From
this abuse sprung movement which at length rpened
into nayem, just as the Carroll Hall demagoguem Of
Bishop Hughes produced the native movement In New
York. But our. Southwark movement would not hsvo
produced nativeism would that faction have been
but for the ccnHnsd intrgues this dishonest
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The movement of the North River Bank in every do
pnrmen has increased since February also that Of tho
Greenwich Bank in every department. but in discounts
Contrary to the expectations of all directly interested in
the operations of the banking institutions of this city,
there hasbeen great increase in the aggregate
men of the city banks, for the quarter ending May ls
ls45 An increase in specie anticipated, but
supposed that the contraction that has been going for
the past few weeks would reduce the amount of loans be-
low that of February last.
The deposits to the credit of the Secretary of the
TGasury in the government banks the 2sth of April
1915 about million of dollars larger than tho
oath Of March, ls45 but s5,242797 less than tho oath
of November last. We annex the official statement Of
the Treasurer for each period showing the amount at
his credit in the various banks holding public deposits
and in the mint -
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Miscellaneous Record.

BRIo RosE-The Moncnrahca at Philadelphia from Liver
pool passed 3th u lat 10 lou Is w brig Rose Of
Yarmouth both and bowsprt gone and partly full
water person boardappeared have been abandon
LAuscnrDAt Castpe, Me. 25th u schr saml Noycs,
tons, intended for the fishing aud coasting business
Whnlcmen.
Arr Warren nth ult Sarah Martin Boston, ct for wha.
lng oth Philip Tabb, Webb NV Coast via Rio Jsneiro with
200 bbls VIII oil and 20 900 lbs bone.
- Spoken,
Marna rom Baltimore for Boston, May 60 miles Sc Of
sandy Hook-by pilot boat J. n. Davidson.
Arcot from philadelphia for Boston same dayby the
. Foreign Ports.
MTANlts, April 29-Sd Rainbow, Sampson Europe; Nep-
tune isddcn bristol Ri aIcn Swsczer for Sagus TO load
,or nnitmorsi sea Flower for Philadelphia port York
morrill, ior Mew ok few days; Falmouth Walker disg
MAREI April Pin port centron Norris Tor BOSTON,
NASSAU, mp. no das-An James Power, NYorh.
Lake Ports.
Cleveland; Ward Benedc Chiesgo Jean~ les Es
AhSg cdr smsad Z@ery Ene; s11ay Lyon SsvK'C s,
ClEvrLaSp, April 2g-Arr birmingham. Bradley p, p,,
WELL knne, Davson Toledo. Gid Henrietta Trowell Kine.
ston; Tom Lenen, Bnch, Detrot n Ward Crowl, Marble
head; Ncy Abee, KeIlys Island; Maryland Chicago y
Clay, buffalo; Venus, p Huron. -
Home Ports.
BArooR, April 3-Ar Tamorec, Hoxie, NYork. CID Fem.
nrokc, Brakeman, st Peters, MIG.
PORTLAND, May l--Cld Napoleon, winslow Havana
NEwMRyroRr, May lar Adelaide Katou, Ponce; Mill
boket Goodwin, Philadelphia Trumpet ?sge, NOrIeans
sALEM, May i-An Dodge Knapp, and Koseiusko French
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 4.



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Arrived.
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Ship Caledonia Brander Ocean days from New Orleans.
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B5g Burmsh SARGENT % days from Madeira, with 400 otis
hd brig MsLsll,n BGs,e.l day. from Nsuyi,.
ss co G New o's on Ss p
Ion a. saw brig Belle. Myers, hence for Wilmington
cn Brig John III ,s,sphsG. Hall Z day. from ssas "a ,nd
Iis.ton Len briss Alfred Hammond for Boston days.
: e oss .ds9 q bs
Walsh.
Brig Samson, Stark, from St Marks, and days from Key
West, with cotton TO T. d. Hurlbut Co.
Sehr Nile Bell tof Ksnnebgnk) Is days from Aakapa,
with live oak to o. A. Hoyt Left schrs Adelaide and F1or
S Ss Ny y Ss ,. on sE S EdH
Schr Harriet A. Taylor, Golden days from Washington
NC with cotton, sc. to Cook Taylor
,,Schr Sea, Hart days from Richmond. with -four &C.
Hunter. =
sehr First Consul, Downey from Richmond, with mdse to
master. 49, N' =
schr Margaret Ann, Hammond from Richmond with coal
master. $3.50 ~
schr vesper Baker 20 hours from Norfolk, with and
Schr A. Bds.. Lawrence, from Baltimore, with mdse to
master Carried away bead Of msinmsst
schr Coffee Van Tyaa from Philadelphia, with coal
master.
to New Haven.
Schr Rebccea Abigail, Tomn from Philadelphia with
mdsr, TO master.
schs John wssey, Smith sam c. Abbott, Wood and Ca
schr franklin, Snow, days from Thomaston with lime to
master
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The stock market steadily declining sonington fell
of II per cent Norwich and Worcester, !; Harlem, Il
Canton /; Pom. SIS, 7; Ohio si vicksburg /; Long
Island Morris Canal. and Farmers Loan closed firm at
yesterdays prices The sales limited, and the ten
dency of prices Is downwards. Who're thoy will stop it
Is impossible to tell.
Tho returns of tho City Banks for the quarter ending
May LIST, is45, show increased movement In nearly
every department So far We able to judge from
the statements received the increase In discounts for the
quarter will vary much from FIVE millions Of dollars
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State OF Trade.

AsHEs-Pots in limited demand and sell wanted
at 81 Pearls steady at 81 So There is very little
doing in either description.
BEEswAx-Prime Yellow is held at zoe. The demand
is very moderate.
CoTror-The market remains without change, but
prices somewhat easier for the buyer in the few par
cells taken. The sales to-day amount to 600 bales
Since the departure of the steamer the LIST instant the
transactions have been small. We continue quota
tions
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New stock Exchange.


MAY ar Western Railroad lO3f SO Eastern Railroad
1925 10 Charlestown Branch RR 75; IL do 76 10 Mer
RR at; $50 do DO I'm 2It LOO do 81; $50 DO IN
Oh: so do DO I5ds Oh.
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The Experience Or Five Years has been at-
tended with unprecedented uccess proving beyond the possib
lily OF doubt that Sherman Worm Lozenges decidedly
the best dstroyes that has been brought before the
public And they are pleasant 70 the taste perfect m their
operation convenient that mothers who have suffering
Children do not think ofmng thing else They administer
dose and the work done The banised with
al the accompaniment and the children instead Of
turning their flock their mothers and continue
hard for the dose that frees them from many
ills in so short time.
Dr. Sherman's warehouse Is Nassau street. Agent: ~
Hudson 1888 Bowery East Broadway l9 and 35 Full
ton street, Brooklyn; and State street. Boston.
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nlesY.

Died.
On Saturday, Sd instant, after long and painful sick
ness, WILLIAM ALPERs, aged twcnty-nine.
The friends and acquaintance of the deceased sub
scribers to the Philharmonic Society and the musical
profession invited to assist the members of the Phil
harmonic Society in paying the last tribute of respe to
their departed brother at the Socicys rooms Apollo
Saloon, on Tuesday morning next, at 10 O'Clock st
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MARITIME HERALD.
Shipmastcrs and Agents.

We shall favor il Captains Vessels will give
to RoBERT SLvEy Captain Of News Boats report Of
the shipping e at the port whence they sailed vessels
newspapers news they may have Agents and Conespon
dents at home abroad will also confer favor by sending
this office marine intelligence they may receive.
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Beals Hair Restorative, Mt his Agency, "
Walker street, first Broadway.


All Philadelphia Subscriptions TO the Herald
be paid to the only authorized Agents. Zeber Co..
Ledger Building Third street Chestnut Terms73 cents
monh including the Sunday paper or g cents without 1T de-
for sale as above, daily, at o'clock-Price cents.
The WEEKLY HERALD is also for sale every Saturday
mornngPce ca cents 50 delivered in
of Philadelphia free of postage.
= All he new and cheap Publications for sale their
ta6lishmen as issued. wholesale and retail.
with the exception Of the Herald" read
much perhaps Philadelphia, any published in that
city aoding valuable medium advertisers Advertisements
handed agents hapast O'clock will appear the
Herald next day. ma liz
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Foreign Importations.

Foreign ImpOrtatl0ns.
:. LrERrooLnShP Dessop1l53 tons pig iron Congdon-
so Macy son-s9 Fly Wnkey-f52 Underhiil coil JIG
Jackson-l39J w Harris Blunt Sims-2 John Gihon-6
Cameron Brands Patton & Stewar-l2 Coope Leigh.
Texidors2 hhds 70 bbs 22 Ids moa
lbl sugar de Ryea-l do Dbl bay water to master
NEuvITAs-Brg McLeanl28 logs cedar 1874 % bbs ho
~ bags 222 bds palm leaf 81 hhds molases
fnstic Spoord Teston co-iO2 mahogany box Holt
Owen-23 cs segars Mathews
Domestic ImpOrtnti0ns.
NEW ORLEANs-Ship Caledonia Brander-li0 hhds sugar
Rowland Aspinwal-99 do tobacco Thompson Adams42
bbs lard Howes Godfrey co2 ties do Averil kegs
bales wool % hides obrook Nelson col cask, tslow
Oran207 bbls molasses Sacham Sco22 do lard kegs do
237 bags pmento Markoe Wilbur Scott Dbl pkg Bart
ler-7o bxs A Kingsland-lo8 pkgs tea Wooley-i7
bales cotton Barstow Pope colo Irvn-C0 Morgan
hhds tobacco Davis Brooks co22 bbs wheat do hemp
seed Drape-58 bbls flour hds tobacco 43 skins
lard order
ST. MARKs-Brg Samson-2 bxs Perkins Hopkins-I Clark
Work COS bales Atwater Muford-39 Parmeee
RogsrsN39 Smith, Mills & Co.'S II Warning son-7e Hol
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THE SOCIAL INSTITUTE, completed ready for the
reception Of pupils is situated in Shrewsbury three miles
from the celebrated watering place four miles from Red Bank
calculated 70 give sound practical education qualify The
Terms rer annum 500, including all ncdcutsl except beds
and stationery
female Circulars and interview with the teacher he had
at 13l Nassau strcet. ala msm
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SARACEN'S HEAD,

No. IL Dey street, (adioinng the franklin HoteI)
JOSEPH SMITH late Of Worcester, England begs leave
most respectfully inform his friends and the public that
he has leased the above establishment and fitted up
comforts for the inward man.
AT o'clock there will always be sandwich ready and at
any time during the day the following articles will BE- prepared
and served up ina style suitable the palate of the s
dious epicure
Beef Steaksutton Chops-vea Cutlets-Broed Ham and
Eggs-Frizzed Bacon-Welsh Raebits-Poached Eggs-Sar
dines-Cod Cuts-Cream Cheese.
j. will nj all times keep hand the choicest Wines and Sp
% selected with that taste peculiar old and experienced
bany Ale accompanied with Havana, all Of which will
nh "a
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Passengers Arrived.
New ORLEAN-Shp Caledonia Brander-Mr Hayden and q
in the steerage.
JoBos-Barque Texdor-J Bohe.
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s,437,5i3 s,3sl, f63 l,e7s ,2e2 !, ass, 3lo

It will be seen by this, that in the six government
banks OF these three cities there has BEEN within the
past month"; an increase Of deposits amounting to $677
267 This increase Is in the old deposit banks The
North River Bank has been added to the deposit banks
this city, and had according to the latest report $685.
$50 on hand making the aggregate increase in tho depo
sits of the banks of these three cities from March Oath to
April 2sth $500 1885, The deposits the credit of the
Secretary Of the Treasury in tho government banks
have increased in the face of decrease in the revenue
and an excess OF expenditures receipts for the
quarter ending March 3st Of S5,24509 OF. We annex
statement of the receipts and expenditures of the
Treasury for the quarter ending March slst lsa5. 1t
will be that the payment of the loans of 1871 and
lsi3 are included in the expenditures which is one
cause of their being large deducting those amounts
and the receipts for the quarter would leave a small
balance after paying the usual expenses of the gov
eminent
RECEIPTS AND EIPEsprruREs-USITEp STATES TREAsuRr
Reeeipts-From Customs ............. .S6,375,575
Lands. ............ ............. 485, $50
1''eSHshcous sources, 1V,VVV
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The deposits in the banks Of the principal cities have
since March oath increased will be by the fol-
lowing comparative statement of deposits in Boston, New
York and Philadelphia =
GOVERNMENT DErosITs IN THE BANKS BosroN NEW
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
DnI0,,Js a. ErJn,.:Jc HTcI:y.

Stock 90 600 bales Sales for the week 6C00 bales
Freights-To Liverpool dull at one farthing to Havre
dull at thrce-buartcrs cent.
HAY-Common qualities of North River bale 70 quote
at IS a 40c. The demand is principally for shipment
ToBAcco-The demand for this article is fair sales
Of kentucky have been made 23c for common &c
for prime Manufactured is active and sales have
made at &c for Cavendsh and other kinds Stock in the
Inspection Warehouse the LIST instant -
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A FRENCH CLASS FOR YOUNG LADIES.
M ADEMOISELLE DE JANON begs leave respectfully to
WI inform her friends and the public, that she viii open
French Class for Young Ladies the NAV half
past o'clock, at No. gil Blocker street.
Apply to Madcmoele de Jsnon until the first Of May No.
90 Grove street. Monday and Thursday mornings from
half 10 o'clock and after the FIRST of May every day No
21 Blocker street, at o'clock
Half Of the Lesson always employed in practical CONVEX
7foma sods
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MISS MADDEN respectfully informs the ladies of New
w York and is vicinity that her French Millinery and Dress
Making establishment, 100 Canal is open. Spring
and Summer Fashions consisting Of silk crosse ribbon fancy
Ncapolan straw braid and gimp Bonn Of the Par
sian and London styles Just received last
Country liners and Dress Makers supplied with the newest
Patterns the shortest notice Dresses and Robes Of the
fashion made to order At the shortest notice.
Southern and Western orders promptly attended to.
All descriptions Of Bonne cleaned and altered the
style. AL Imsm
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WASHINGTON, May 2, 1916.


Trial of Wlkes-A Herdict.
The case OF Dnsman, ct al. Us. Wilkes, was sub
mtted to the jury last evening at o'clock, and to-
day, between and o'clock they returned verdict
as follows:-
In the case of Owen Roberts, the jury fully acquit
Captain Wilkes
In the ofcase Dnsman, Wilkes also justified in all his
acts save that Of Imprisonment in foreign port and neg
lect while there, of said and find for plaintiff da
the case of Boal $500 damages the grounds
Another marine trial was brought up to-day. Pa
trick Burnagainst Gen Henderson-the General hav-
ing made Patrick work in his private garden, which
Patrick thinks not consistent with his line of du-
tty as marine. Counsel for Patrick, Messrs: Wal
lack and Hobon, for the General Messrs Bradley and
Morfit.
The jury have just gone out, and the mail is just
going so that we cut short We shall transmit
you this evening volumnous report in the case of
Wilkes, which cannot fail to be of interest to your
readers. GEORGE.
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MARTELLE ~ HOLDERNIANN,
No. 81 MAIDEN LANE, N. Y.
M ANUFASGTURERs and importers Of Ornamental Hair
% and style Of Everlasting curls and all kinds Of Hair
Work, Wholesale and retail
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WASHINGTON CRY, May lst lS45.
Although accustomed for many years the grossest
etterwriters and paragraphists in general has
been my fate yet to be made the subject of das
tardy and unprovoked attack that contained in let
ter from one Of your Washington correspondents dated
the 18th INST In that letter. Sir (presuming the acetous
designation of Count to be meant for mel your unknown
correspondent seeks to produce the impression that Mr.
John Tyler Jr Capt Shaw, and myself, did, while in
state oil excitement commit assault the
person OF creole from the Island of Cuba which pro-
wicked lie.
such perversty of spirit took place at Colemans Hotel
on wednesday evening" the 23d instant and the
25th stated by him. The two gentlemen who
panied me- well myself had been quietly spending
our way home, stopped at Colemans to refresh
selves. On entering the bar ROOM of party Capt
Shaw, was accosed in very familiar manner by
Spaniard whom all recognized at a of
disreputable character The gentleman thus approached
gave the intruder to understand in the mildest and
nofensive language, that his company desired
his department. and personally abusive towards Captain
shaw who, after bearing every manner of provocation
with praseworhy calmness and selfpossession threat
ened to punish the intruder unless he desisted from his
opportunities forthwith At this the Spaniard went out
and armed himself with revolving pistol and just
were about to step into carriage attempted
more to provoke Capt Shaw into breach of the peace
At this moment and not till them did interfere between
the parties and that only to prevent collision which,
from the grossness of the provocaton might have led to
fatal results Such sir the simple facts out of which
your correspondent has manufactured such monstrous
tissue OF falsehood and absurdy II just such riot
as any man might have been entrapped into, matter
how retiring his habits-how pure his character
date his department.
Of designing correspondents trust your mpartiaty
and sense OF justice for early insertion Of the above
and remain
Your very obedient servant
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FAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN VISITING
LONDON,
I'm business pleasure be accommodated during their
~ stay with pleasant and desirable home the of
lady of espectaby where they will with every attention
Apartments with private tables if preferred Apply at
81 BURTON CRESCENT,
a26 imsrc Fusion SQUARE Londop
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VI SIC.
mi DUMSDAY Professor of Guitar Singing al Sight Ac-
VA. codeon Violin &C. continues teach ladies and gem
tem~n OF New York lat their esidence above
System. Terms moderate -
An improved Accordion for sale.
Good city references given application No. Cystie
s'fee', aooNc walker a26 lmsrc
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OLD CLIO! OLD CLIO! OLD CLIO!
THE SUBSCRIBER pays the highest prices for Second
Hand Clothing
Clothing altered repaired and cleaned in superior style
Remember the No., $50 Nassau street. GEO. LEVIE.
a2t1 m
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TO BROOKLYN BILLIARD PLAYERS.
CROSSING FULTON FERRY-A very neat saloon ha,
" Just been fitted at the United States Hotel tenrsnce
Water joining the bar Of the Hotel with
Tables iron Eagle frames and marble bedbeter Tables
any IN TINS country except Bassfod old in Ann street
entrance li9 Fulton Players Fulton Market and down
town on the east side will find the U s. Hotel Saloon we'll
Sacuaed ior neir accommodation The Proprietor pledges
himself to have kept respectable. For exercise only.
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LIFE PRESERVERS,
OF GOODYEAR'S PATENT GUM ELASTIC
COMPOSITION

NJ ARRANTED to Withstand the greatest extremes of hes
w and cold and melt soften the 1.-THE
defect IN Prescver made Of the rubber preparation
Also, general Of goods manufactured under h
above patent. For sale, wholesale and retail, by
GEORGE BEECHER,
aI0 Imsrc 100 Broadway between Pine and Wall SITS.
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LMONp Windsor Rose, Varcgated, and every descrip
"A ton Of Fancy Soaps;--
Cologne Water n,hc most beautiful style Of fancy bottles.
handkerchief and Toilette Essences very
Han Oil, and Pomatums Of the first quality, with de-
Walnut Oil Military Shaving Soap the exquisite Soap
ever invented It makes perfect lsther which does
Also, Family Washing Soap Of excellent quality; Patent
Crystalline Candles &c uacturrd by and for the de-
pot OF JOHNSON, VROOM 4 FOWLER,
No. Courtlandt ST., next door o the
all 1msm National Hotel.
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the trade All orders Will meet with prompt
Z. MEZRIFIELD, Publisher,
AL 2w &C 293 Broadway.
MIR ZACHARIAH BEAR 4 HENRY L. WALL, for
NA mery of Philadelphia, have the pleasure
the public that they have taken the large and commodous
name, the Tape Franque, expense and hope by
strict attention TO business merit least small share the
public patronage As Oyster Saloon and Reectory will
be conducted in different style from those which generally
found We pledge ourselves not to article which has
been hand or days, aim will be deserve and
merit the public patronage
We will open next Thursday, the 8th Call and
New York, Mayo, 1916 ms 3t.rc
A MBROSE JACKSON, the Pedestrian, informs his friends
IA and the public generally that he has taken the Yorkshire
mans Arms No Frankfort street. and has named the Pedes
rian Hail. and soics the of the public where they
will find the Of the day. and refreshments of the best kind
all hours boarding &c. al the most liberal terms
Bells Life London, and Spirit Of the Times will be regular
ly taken nj tins establishment a29 w re
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GENTLEMEN,S Spring; FASHIONS

- TO LET AT NEW ROC HELLE-A neat two story
:; modern built house. with kitchen adjoining The house
has TWO paros with folding doors and i've rooms above
gus beds &c The house ~ good yspsI and will st low
Jones q william srees, or TO .. Brown, New Rochelle