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DIED,

On Sunday night. at ~ O'Clock, Mir. ISABELLA X.
INSECT, IN the SSH year OF her age.
TIL. friends aud ac9uaintanees of tho family are request.
ed TO attend her funeral this morning, at II o'elock, ftom
her residence. On Grace Street. near the Grace ST. Bsp,isi
Church. Without further invitation.
In this city on the let inst, at tho residence Of hi. broth.
or. John ID. ousIles, Mt. AAnos ouAklk., in the 4lst
year Ut his age.
Ga Tuesday. the 9Th inst, Of ~naamston Of the BRAN,
fLAsEL BAxrtK, only son OF Maj. Jcduthan II. Davis, in
the STA year Ut hhs age. TIE circumstances attending the
death OF this interesting, promising little boy are truly dis.
uc-sing; Tie aud his sis'er were at play ono evening". durins
the Christmas holidays. and IN attempting 10 run up the steps
OF tho porch he fell aud struck his head against the pos, OF
the doot.-The injury was not regarded at the timc a. any
thing moro than ordinary gu such oecs,ioas, Ia abou, a
week he complained. 81 much that n Physician w.. sent
Tor, who supposed him to be labooring under a slight bill
hous attack, and treated IL accordingly. Ills tall ha,in,
past out of tho minds OF the family unul his situation be-
came alarming 1t was then discovered that the ,kull had
been fractured and 'ndcned just above tho corner uf the
lett eve his sutterinss were INDISPENSABLE Tor nearly two
weeks before his death. lie was a most aHccionais child,
sud leaves a father aud sister. a. well u. many friend. Ia
mourn their loss IN his unuu,ely eud. But why weep fo,
him he /. now in the srm' Of tina, Saviour who said.
' Suffer little children and forbid them not TO come unto
the. tor OF such 10 tho Kingdom of Heavon"
Another Revolutionary worthy gone.
Al his residence, in tho County OF Buckingham. on
"Wednesday, the 2l-t inst, (Janusy, 1850 Mr.. OLIVE
BRANCH. aged So years. a Revolutionary Soldier. though
a private, served several times aud wa. Mt the Ssiro OF
Little foTk,-and tho writer OF this little tribute, who ha.
known him long, will only quote the language o., Pope.
-" rh.'an honest man is the nObesi work OF God" Such
was the deceased.
er EnqaHet requested to eopv.
Prom the rlau. Missouri Argus.
OBITUARY.
Died, in Platte city on Wednesday morning. CuIsIns {.
Trans. Esq. attorney ct law. In the aSih year OF Ia. age
son OF MIS-. Lydia Tebbs, Of this county, and formerly OF
Virginia.
ar shortly after dark on Wednesday evening. the de-
ceased went into his Office in tho company Of a friend.
with the view Of going to bed. IL seems that aftor un-
dressing, he stepped 10 4 prcss In which n physician Kent
some drugs, took out n bottle and apparently drank two
mou'hiull.. but Instantly threw the bottle into the fire. TO-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-03

Gr Mas. ASS q. wuu.s., Treasurer of the Fsaals Human.
A.oeiauou. acknowledge tho receipts of sSt 10 nou sspss
bi's- being ens half the entire receipts OF hi. srhhaion at The M
change Concert Room. on Saturday evening, sia uh.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-03

The New Orleans pSpers mention tho arrival in thst
city o: the venerable Bishop SouLE. OF the Methodist Fps
eopal Church. on bis fetnm from TeHna.
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ATHENS. te.eN Ian. 10
Methods, C..s,r.,s.-

The Georgia Conference 81 the Me,hcdi.t Episcopal
Church, south, has been In session In ihi. plae. since Wed.
nesdsy metning last. and will NO, probably adjoarn e.fot.
ts.n,stro~ &C the day following. B,shor Asdrsw PIE
stdes, and something over 100 member. are In attendance.
We vndesstand ha, the following delegates have been sp-
ptated 10 attend The Southern Conference 10 b. held n,
Petersburg, ,piats In May nsxr George y. Pierce,
Losick Pierce. w. j, Parks. Samuel Anthoay, James
4. Evans. }. W. Glenn, Isaac Boring. and A, n. Loas.
street; and Alex ,nder Means and J. W. Taliey, alter
nates.
Mokk CHksSkkx MvspKas-ws take tho following
from the Little Rock Gazette Of the 18th mat
.rhs Chsrukse eeuairy u in IN. very worn, s,s,. Of an
srchy-law and humanity seem to have LETT this M fsied
land.
1.-TWO more murders have been committed by lawless
bands on the Goth ult. A nephew Of Joseph Swimet who
was Killed some tine bach. wss also killed fSt complain
ing too loud about tho death cfhis uncle. Joseph s~imsr.
And on las, Sunday. Charles Smith. . son II the lsts Ar
chllies Smith, wss brutality murdered"
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GAYNoR 4 woop
SEED STORE
SEED STORE
Of more Than 40 years S,anding.
No. 10 MARKET street, PhIIa.
"HERE may constantly be- found a complete and rn,,Wrv

OEED DlUhE
Of more Than 40 years Standing.
No. 10 MARKET street, PhIIa,,
WnEhE may constantly be found a complete and carefully
GRASS N GARDEN SEEDS.
al Of the choicest and most approved varieties
The ulmo', esre - 'Istei'rd in mi'nr Tig GARDEN SEEDS
ad Ve nrrsnt Aind'Hte always widely separated 10 pr,ysn, th.li
Sold IN papers by the do.sn. Or BY tn. yO.pd upoa favorable
terms To dsaisrs W
es-est JOSEPH P ~ COATES.
SONGS from Opera " The Bohemtan Girl "
'n'hE h'ar bowed down ~ weigh, NJ voc
- Z dfeamt that I dWet m mafbis halls
The Pair iard ofrospd
a sohisr's Life
It's Snd 10 leave 0uf FathffaHd
See at your feet a supplant
Pity fof one In childhood torn
Then yOu'n REMINDER me
The Song ~ the Gipsey's nnds
Couh Ihu.ha Taibs'. s~iSb-tsons Duet. spd Tdui
Crmndr, your hand-fDurul
The hst fond lines that Love hss tneed-fDu.u
This 10 Thy deed fDusuI
Rse w 20, head for soffows Ehsve-fDusu
Happy snd iEbt ofbesn b. tbo-s-fChorusl
Ibo'e who In might uprems-tPmysI
The estsbfatrd "Chotus ~ gyr.tfs"
Prom the huls spd ysn-ys e,ss ws-foa.r.u.,
1hou'h syey hope be .S-fosirstsj
asssesi Ths Lady Hoon-f Chomsj
The fsr rtene. ~ ldfr itssif - ~ NE bsr-fcbomsl
9hi what f, S,,'9t tns ssi.s,,..a a'al'J
SION 90 TBE 0OfDEN Lyag
hb No ~ sain srs~.
M 1LGTARY LAWS uentise am A,,.,i
- ~ "Whafy iAHfs ~ VIZ 'mrtef ~ Cuuus NAVAL
"hh 'uFr"'ons Tor thsn fnyfnta " ~ John D1HHsn. LAam
N thg Us Amy Jus' Pubhs'"d go hr ~~by
NAsHs WOODHOUPR.
hd i11 Main ~.
SHORT SEKMONS.-Shuti sermons an Inn
= gor,n' ~.le,s Y J,usrhs. I%dneai-s. = ~, .h ~
intfod1etioa ~ Hsy. , y DOfbtH. " y, iste Frssidspt Of Dtss,.
ON COLLEGE, p. Fff Ansnear, from me mn LONDON .dst,,
NASH = WooprousE.
h in Main ~
Inik BUSHELS superior planting Poia,oes.
wv In soss shd fi sds ~
H1 AEEiE a wHrLOcE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-03

hs sCo.iinuai Agitaiioa rs Rrpoai-Who arc
~ 10 be The Ssferorsi
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SALE OF FASHIONABLE CLOTHING The
Large assortment, oi Clothing To DO sold ut auction by us ON
tuesday '" Sd inst, - NOW orEK roR EXAMINATION.
Tho Invoice comprises many desirable articles for Gen.
uen'o"s and hoy's wear which the public can inspect du.
Ting to-day and early on tho morning ofsnlc.
IsfnNaG n,.wy..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-18

A party of New ork and other Northern capital
lists have recently taken hold of tho Macon Railroad
which purchased at auction for Sl55oOO and intend
70 put 1t in complete order with new superstructure
equipage, &c &c. The Road runs through one OF the
richest porons Of Georgia, from Macon TO Atlanta lol
miles, and In the hands Of Northern enterprise, will
doab.essy prove highly profitable link OF the Railroad
connection between the Mississippi and the Atlantic
At Macon this Road is In operation Savannah
distance of one hundred and ninety miles at Atlanta il
connects with the Georgia Road, which extends North
east to Charleston and with the Georgia State Road
tending Southwest to the Tennessee River thus connect
ing near six hundred miles Of continuous railroad The
supersrucure Of the Monroe Road Ia dee Give ard the
estimates embrace the cos, of entire supcrstructure
to suppy the necessary hange iron, also complete
the Road the necessary depots. water ata,ious turn
outs turning tables wood sheds and engines aud
to complete and furnish the lol miles in substantial
and permanent, manner Contracts can he closed any
moment with reliable Eastern contractors who will
take tho entire work below the estimates. The est.
mate not only contemplstes entire new superstruc'
ture &C. but also cara engines SC. and that the
Road and property isto be ready for USE at the m
thest by the fra, day of Juno costing the Compa
nv probably a fraction under Goo per mile. 1t Is
proposed to raise
Ist Tho sum to pay for tue purchase of the
Road, at coat. $lsS, loC
3D. Instalments on the stock $4,000
Total amount to be raised. S5Q5 100
There Is no doubt that THE sum, with the amount of
tho 1000 shares reserved for Mr. Cowos and for which
no agrees pay Si635S 3d. will complete the Road and
leave the new Company entirely FREQ from deotsssuni
Ing this TO be the proceeds OF 1000 reserve shares will
fund OF S952 go equal So 81 OF the share
for cabdiVisio among shareholders. Sundry estimates
have been made to the probable receipts OF the Road
and the lowest leave net, income OF $50 600 tho Ts
year. As the mail contracts, existing, give the
Road 500 per mile. per annum. o. $4,000 per annuu
and the Road passes through the healthy and pro
ductiye portion of Georgia little doubt should bo enter
tanned that its immediate receipts viii equal or exceed
the estimate and that subsequent years will show
Increase tina, will ensirely satisfy its stockholders The
division of the stock contemrlses that tho control OF the
Road and transfer books be kept in NewYork, and
rangements made 70 put under the management
officers and agents from ths. section Of the country who
VIII command tho confidence of the community. The
road bed NOT exceed by any In the United States h&v
Ing grade exceeding sc feet to the mile without sim
sie bridge or foot Of resse work tho one hundred
and one miles The cost OF the Road purchased at sale
for $3.50 was oo 81 $4,000 ere!asirs Of the Bank
Ing eepissl.
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Law Courts.


CIRCUIT CoURr.-Before Judge Edmords.-WilIiam
Williams vs. Eliza j. WamsThis Ia suit for divorce
sent from the Vice Chancclors Court tegned issue
under the title OF John Doe Richard Roe. Mr. w
who 10 grocer Of this city charges his vile with mn
deity and the question for the Jury to pass upon
whether OF not che guilty OF such as relates 10
young named James Pnssm0ye. distant reiave OF
hers who frequently called 20 see her while she boarded
at the house OF Mr. Ferguson No 81 Rutgersst In the i
of le43 Mrs w having left her husband and taken mp
upon not only the frequency OF his visits, &C. but
her being absent ORD different nights, saying previous
to leaving her boarding. rhc going 10 her
theirs who resided in the upper part Of the city was
doubtful however where the latter during the time
charged The trial will probably occupy or days. II
will be continued this forenoon For plaintiff Messrs.
Burlock and Jordan for defendant mr. Brady.
CASE OF PoTTER.-The decision in this case will pro-
baby not be given Hr days, probably Saturday
next.
opened yesterday before Aid Brady aud Compton. The
Grand Jury after being called, discharged til We'd
nesday next
CoURT OF COMMON LEAs.--Before Judge Ulshoeiter
Sebastian Ksaraty CrisEen Stick1 and Dor6,hea
Sticke-The plaintiff charges hrs. 5. with mn undue eX
erclse of adys privilege, IN having sad oil him he
stole SIS from mel can prove him TO be thief. md
brings action recover damages for sander Verdict
for plaintiff, sos which carries like amount of costs
For plaintiff Messrs Magic and Carpenter for defendants
Dir. McGay.
MARINE CoURr-Bcforo Judge Smith-The action
brought by David g Jarvis against Palmer & Peters. re.
terred to last week again tried yesterday Verdict
this forenoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-18

SB7ILDER,S PATENT Ssianander Sales.--future
w can he greater evidepce of The superiority OF The
yenuipe Wilders Patent Sasmander Safe than the fact OF
The inability of other SAT. makers invent Thing or
make any Improvement upon their old inventions by which
they dare sk the reputation Of their Safes 10 fair and eqas
trs with Wilders Patent Schumacher The late attempts
made TO destroy Of Wil5ers Safes by making another
Saamand SAFE twice the usual thickness sufficient OF IL
self TO convince every who will take the trouble 10 in
vasgate tie subec OF the superior hreproof qualities OF
wideEs Patent Sannsnder Safes Another 10 the su6scr-
The public hold Widers Patent Safes s The increasing de-
nnd-lo NEE. which he has enlarged his factory and ap-
plied steam power machinery which renders II the NOSE eN.
ersivs establishment of the krd in the United States ana
will enable him TO furnish the best slns, dsbe salSn1n'
der Safes ever offered - tbs public.
SILAS c. HERRING, l59 Waterst
Sias Herring ia the only person author zed 10 make or
sell Schumacher Safe. this State Suits have been COM
renced agsinsi anufscors aud purchasers and will be
tended TO all who infringe NY pstent
mia ewDaW u G.. WILDER. PRentee
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THE TRIBUNE.
From the Columbian Magazine.

From the Columbian Magazine.
WILT THOU LOVE HER STILL
WILT thou love her STILL when the sunny curls
That over her bosom flow.
Will be laced with the silver threads of age,
And her step falls sad and low2
Wilt thou love her still, when the Summers smiles
On her lips no longer live
81 will love her still,
With right good will
Thou wilt love her still /? then our cherished one
To thy sheitering arms we give.
Wilt thou love he- still, when her changeful eyes
Have growp dim with sorrow $ rain
When the bosom that beat against thine own
Throts slow with the weight Of pain
When her siivcry laugh rings out no more,
And vanished her Youthful charms?
With free good will,
! shall love her still J"
Thou wilt love her still then onr dearest one
We give to thy loving arms
Remember no grief he's she ever known
Her spirit is light and free
None other, with falteress step, has prest
Its innermost shades, bet thee [of youth
Then wilt thou love her STILL when the thoughts
IN their blushing bloom depart?
Through good and i'll,
will love her still Z"
Thou wilt love her still then our darling take
To the JOY of thy noble heart
Remember, for thee does abe smiling leave
The friends OF her early days
No longer to meet their approving locke.
Nor their fond, unfeigned praise.
Forgive her, then, If the tears fall fast,
And promise to love her well.
81 will love her still.
With right good viii ~
Thou wilt love her still ? then with peaceful truss
We our eobbing sorrows quell.
When her father is dead, and the emerald sod
Lies soft on her mothers breast:
When her brothers voice is no longer heard
z And her sisters hushed to rest
Wilt thou love her still? for to thee she looks,
Her star on lies troubled sea
:" ] will love her still,
Through good and i'll y
With the marriage vow on her youthful hp.
Then we give our child TO thee
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UNIVERSITY EDITION

nFDR WEBSTER'S DICTIONARY: Ahhdged from
,bs pronunciation OF Greek Latin and Scripture proper
rsres OF: etc with Memoir and SEot OF ihe Aaof- Oi
volalae royal duodecitan - o..
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This Dictionary designed for general sbc popular USE Ia
now oresen,ed TO the public Ia hope that II will meet The
nn,s OF mu:i,udes OF the couniymen OF Dr. n3s
only among the teachers snd clsssen Public schools
snd Academies but also the Counting House. ths Manu-
factory and the Family For sale by BOOKSELLER gene ally
HUNTINGTON SAVAGE,
q ,oo % Die P-a-.st n York
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@ BLOODGOOD NURSERY. gIQ,nIDg- l.. J.

MS Ivy No. II WsiIst
ES BLO0DG0Op NURSERY, Elasnlng L. |
- hlng Ripley Pruprlelors. c5er for sale from this
old snd well known establishment every ysriety Of
fruit forest and Ornamental trees evergreen, sbui. ard
towering plants which will put ub with ,Ls yr.stest
Orders left with Geo B. Ripley Co No "a Pearl.
street t~hsre catalogues may De obtained grar:s VIII re-
ceive prompt attention ml2 imO&w+
@VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Lxi-Iy III.
residecce OF Nicholas Smith. deceased pleasantly sill
ua.sd the side Of the R1r,an river about !!
miles south Of New Brunswick containing al more
orsss consisting OF about 81 OF meadows fair pro-
portion OF heavy WOODLAND the remainder arabic lend
large portion which is in high STATE OF cultivation and
well va,s-ad There ihs fsrrn good dweiltr ghous.
and peach orchards 10 full bearing and variety OF othcr
u, trees The beauty s5d healthulness Of its siaatUn
peach trees seher with its proximity 10 the New srns-
wick aud Newly ork markets renders this farm wei worm
The attention OF The gentleman and practical fsrmer
For farther particulars inquire OF NlGnoss ooefu OF y
g. Van Dyke Esqrs the Msnsioa- House, New bruns-
wick; D. W Smith, iOl Mitds ghs. Brooklyn, u u or OF
Josiah Smith. Suffolk county. l. I. mig I'm
"a FUK S4Ls-A valuable jsr.n pleasantly situated
ST in the 81 Harrison. Wesi,h-ster County. n
90. containing l50 of drsi-Fss land Is OF which
wood The arsT be plorsd moved pssiret, Is
well yrate5ed with streams mat never hss grod guam
lily fruit Charge and frat rate barns. ard cher on-hGd
inys The dwelling large. containing IS lsrgc apartments
with hall running throU IN them me prospect from me
dwelling besltiu 81 glance OF ihe eve ian be viewed
nearly the whole with portion OF LonS slAnd sud
the Sound. The la1G is OF good fnaty-cs gradually
descending the SJu.h and s good tUf ali sinds ~ gram
has grove OF beautiful Locust timber Farther Description
is thou a. al i WISH 20 PuIeGSse se
Cuest-o view the farm which - sitoSte o. lae r1au
ing rom White Plains the Purchase and kinsseeo
miles Ess; of the Railroad al White Plsrsi OF Port
chester ,.,
day. 18th day OF March u will be sold a. T. VI OF tha
day on the premi'ss For farther particulars inquire on @
premises OF Abner Mesd or %
ANTHONY :. BLEECKER. M. : Brosd-st n I
Fab-raTy -. 1886
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LAMTS, GIEANDOLES, &c.
ANTS, GlRANDCLES. HALL LANTERNS, AND
IA CANDEI.ABRAS. for The Spring Trade.-pIETZ
BROTHER & CO., No. Is John-sreeI manufacturing
aud slwsys hand complete articles n
hpF iine az the following descriptions which they viii sell
al W Wholesale or retsil. 8, Low PRICES Forcesh:
Improved Chemical on and Campiiene Lsupr.
Soa Temps, Giltan9 Brnu2ed IL great variety,
Cornelius 4 Co.'S cels!iFHej Patent Soar Lard Lonpi
GirardoIes vuripus palterot ei pilyeTed bronaed
SGspending Su!srs, Dorc Cemphene Lamps
Bracket Sosrs, o." Side do do
Solar Chandeliers, Bracket do do
Patent Lard Ennd Lamp. Stand do do
BrilAIrna X and Laupr. Camphens Chandeliers
Superior Chemical oil Pure Sperm Oh,
do CaInphene, Solar and Lard Oh,
do Burning Fluid Rsfued Whale on. riiss
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~ ALAMANDER SAFES.-SliAS c. HERRING
No 1879 WstesL ia Tie only authorized person III I'M.
STATE 10 make or sell Wders Patent Sglamander Saies-s
oihsr Sarmarder Ss being Infringement upon uy pa
tent subec;G the purchasers 10 SUIT nj law Tor daage
Snits have been commenced against Chss Gsylo Leon
ard Brown M obers end Will be extended 10 all whethsr
they be manufacturers, agents. or purcilsseIs
49, BENJ G. WILDER Paientee.
n Ran assortment of the genuine Wi,der's Patent
Single and Double Sa Safes for sale reasonable
NJ SlLAS C. HERRING
n5 2u 1873 Water corner Depeys;er-.t
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NRENCH WINDOW sHADEs!!-

.NRENCH WINDOW sAADES!!-J. C. Wood
ford 2S9i Broadway has made arrangements receive
during the coming season every style Of Window Pantinge
PANIED Window Wire painted Window Shades, plain do
correct copies OF Claude Lorraine Carovs Drano and other
eminent artists painted in enduring colos in every variety
of landscape and scenery New style Gothic Corn,han
Done. Ionic, Roman aud Greci4H architectural designs
Plain and Vign-s French Scrolls Scriptural views, &c
y. &. Merchants buying sell again, will he allowed
liberal discount Lafarge Buildings, door 10 the
ner ~ HesIc-s. mi3
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IrOUSE-KEEPRRS, ATTENTION-Tbe SUB.
Il scr5ers would call attention OF house-keepers TO
their OF house keeping articles: such Hardware
Cutlery Wooden Tr Ware II ali ih.:r varieties, OF our
o port3ion and manufacture Those sbour commsnc-
ing ping Will readily perceive The sd-
vaninge OF finding establishment every article they
may reQuire this line especially they hive fall assur-
auce OF every thing berg OF the best qualify ard a. INC very
lowest Prices. Goods purcha,. any quantity viii be de-
ivered puucuay % suy par. OF the City Brooklyn free
of espense SMITH, TORREY co.
NIL Houseke epsrt Emporium, Is Msjder-!ane-
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60 NOTICE-A BARGAIS-A Country Seat and
S Farm for sale tbs vI! &c o: Sornervle scner
Co. Sew-Jersey.-Said Farm consists OF rs
Of Land. . OF which 10 wood The buildings are all new,
sad built within year-HJuse end Barn both built by
Ggy. work and of the best material Tie House built IN
the cottage style 50 by 50 feet 'front.' hail through the ce1tsr
parlors finished with marble msuieis piazza 81 feet
Il feet each Ge-;oyether with srObservstory
top OF said House story kitchen the rrsr and
er under the whole OF he main building with panres and
q. ged through IL the best The Barn co feet
long panied vhte-CArriBge House, Ice House &c
Also grea; variety OF Fuii OF all puon-togelher
with quantity OF strubbery.
The premises lie within fsur hundred yards OF e country
Seal and about quarter OF nile Of the Railroad The
place Is about hours and half from the city For far
her particulars inquire of TIE subscriber and proprietor OF
the National Hotel. No Corlandt-st New-York
ST if-oi CHAS. WYROfP.