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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-25
General TuyIor,

1t is mistake 10 say. that General Taylor is
native Of Kentucky His brother, Major Taylor.
who married daughter of Hon. joins MCLEAN.
and who has until lately, been in command at De-
troi,, was born in Kentucky; bat the General who
is older than he being Sc years Of age was born in
Virginia, before the removal Of the family from tina;
State 10 Kentucky.
General Taylor, known under the soa6riQuet OF
Rough and Ready" is large and successful
Planter on the Mississippi skifu and successful
in that as in fighting and defeating those with whom
Intentionally plunged into war by the secret
sutional and mpeach orders OF the Executive,
without the knowledge of Congress. Orders which 1t Is
not doubted excepted by the commanding officer
under sense of duty, and with ccnsummate skill and
energy orders often se, by officers who do not and
canno. approve them.
Cen Taylor married l!y OF family, equal in resPecta'
biity any in Maryland His wife the Of tie
late Major s. r. sATH, OF the Marine Corps well remem"
bered for his sodiery and elegant personal appearance
and for his uniform gentlenanly bearing and department
Gen. Taylor known, far it i, proper that an OFF,
of the Army Nays sentiments should be known.
to be decided Wig AS soldier on duty II need not
be said, he has politics.
Bancroft recommended that officers OF the Navy should
be kept down promoted according The ,rU Of The Pres
iden or, which The thing that nomination fer pro-
motion should depend his roo The tendency OF such
law would be to promotion for the cksptes Of
service the expense OF the gh-minded and The
honorable
How Bancroft; would such power, may be judged
by the use he has made of it in his department and
even In the Navy Yards. Is il certain by the bye that
the power appoint TO desirable services and stations Is
pros,utcd sinister and party purposes Does not
kissing begin so by favor in the Navy well as in civil
trusts Let the olce Of the Navy regard as black
sheep in the hockas the most dangerous enemies TO the
Navy ITSELF all who stoop lend themselves 10 sach
system. may for the occasion, the purpose Of
few officers II any such there be- who would play
the Mac Sycophsn; tina, thrift may follow fawning"
he may set particular ship station, appoint
ment for relative dependent. Such prostitution CO
Executive authority may enable vndctve President o.
abl=et Secretary accomplish purpose either OF favor
,sn msevolence but let the people once discover
any such settled and systematic abuse Of and the
Navy will sink than II II attacked in every
timber by dry.rot worm!
As Cesar would have his wife, would the people have
the Navy-no; ouly innocent but unsupported. Let :
mark then be put him who arst seeks gain profess
sIonal favor by parry saitserrteaey!
The wife of General Taylor with Col. W. Taylor
at Point Coupe, the MItsissipp-farmerly Consu
II Vera Cruz $
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rhinrs In PHILADELPHIA.
correspondence Of The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA, June "A. 1886.
We are without any local news of interes, 10 day
The weather ia little seasonaoe and ve had ne
Their frost nor snow this morning for wonder
Its in contemplation Immediately TO have another
wire attached to the telegraph poles between this city
and Baltimore This Is much needed TO facilitate com
muu icatiop the gle wire ia found entirely made
ouaie 10 accommodate The increasing business.
The farmers in our vicinity complain much OF The
injury done to the hay harvest by the long succession Of
rainy weather The crop Of grass has been generally
very large but of ii has laid weeks after cutting
with possibility Of dryips it, before ii was put under
cover.
There are about fifty vessels londng n: Port Rich
mond with coal day The export demand has been
lees since the advance in prices. do not understand
the policy of this for il opens the Eastern mar
kets for Nova Scotia coal. in successful competition
Over 50 900 of Anthracite reached tide water last
week The supply Of the year will be increased about
10 900 from the Sutouehanna al Wkesharre
will be carried over the Lehish CoDpany's Railroad 10
White Haven and thence down the Lehigh CHnnl.
SALES OF SrocKs-FvSt Board-S500O State
s.. cash 81; 5000 DO nv 69i Ga, 100 $500
Wilmington 6s IS. Is! - Girsrd each, 10 39 Schuy
kill Bank 81 $1,000 Sste 5 rw 6gi IL Far & Mech's
AZ; Penn Township % $4,000 state - bst $1,000
do b5 67: Second Boord-a0 Morris u 5000 State
So 693; los Vcksburg 5ds 81 $4,000 State 81 t9s "a
Penn T Bank 2s: Is DO Is so Beaver Meadow lfs
$1,000 State IS 6aa $4,000 do b5 693 200 u s bsnk
a. 100 Reading 3ii $4,000 State So. cash. 6ai $1,000
do Goa 6N o Gus lo6: $500 Wilmington o.. So. ?s9
% C,rsrd TO- aner Second Boqrd-<50OO state 5', e5
6ei $1,000 do 3ds SCI $500 90 S. Sos, 6ss 50 Read
ing 81.
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Restoration of yoters-Its Cost, DC:

Report. got up for effect. has been submitted to
the Constitutional Convention, setting forth the COST
of Registering the Legal Voters OF this City during
the existence of the Registry Law OF 1870. That
cos, is made abou, $4,000 per annum, OF nearly
half dollar for each voter.
We DO not mean 10 waste words about heglsHy'
The whole matter 10 in nutshell. Our City has al
no time less than 5000 adult male residents VINO
would break house or pick pocket say nlsns tnh'
thew considered it safe 10 Go So win iair LOOK iof
nlunder. This 5000 men cast IS coo votes al
snv Election without serious danger OF detection
and with still less danger Of punishment Those
IS 600 votes will generally decide the result in the
CITY no. merely bat in the State and The Nafon- II
is thus of the hghes. importance TO all honest ne
publicans tia. the Suffrage be guarded IRON Inc
pollotion Of Illegal Votes. But while the cos1 Oh
nrocur;ug 600 Illegal votes could hardly ever ex'
coed $50 900 the pecunisry euaoIuments depending
on the result are hardly ever less than Hat Mlon.
Here lie the kernel OF the matter. We insist that
if the Right of Suffrage has any value-it II be
every citizens duty to vote, then il ia the duty OF
the State TO see tina, the true voters never neu-
tralzed, never can be neutrelized, by base and
fraudulent ballots. Grant that Registry costs
something and puts voter 10 some trouoe-what
then The frs, question is not, What will it cost
bat Is it necessary If j: be necessary, then It's
cos, should 40 more be grudged than that OF digh-
ways or Common Schools.
But Ills inquiry at Albany, with all due respect
to The mover was gross cheat and nothing else
An homes, resolution ofinquiry on the subject would
have asked for some account OF the operation and
expense of Registration il Massachusetts, New
Haupshire. and other States where il has been re-
CURED for many years. The Registry in our City
was no fair test in any way. twas vehemently OPP
posed and misrepresented throughout. A powerful
unscrupulous predominant party was determined 10
render i, odious right wrong. Its execution was
pu, in the hands of its enemies, and they were
no, al all careful keep down the expense since lis
magnitude increased their grounds OF canor against
il. We have DO, a shadow Of doubt that $4,000
year will cover all The necessary and proper expen-
ses of registering the Legal Voters Of our City
About 81 600 al each Election was charged for
printing the Lists of Voters in each Ward which
were required by that law, while $1,000 would have
been fair compensation for the work. So, we pre-
sumo, with other items.
We do not expect tba; the responsible major
ity of the Constitutional Convention viii authorize
a Registration of Voters. 1. would be very likely
TO Gu, off some OF the most important sources OF
tina, Partys ascendency. But We cannot silently
permit false reason for its refusal TO be received
ha ,rne nne
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they professed TO convey him. The names OF the par
whose Mr.. walker prays for are Simon WILCOX
Of saltwater. " Y Andrew Ellison Of Albany and Enns
ham II. wsrner ard wtsm OConDer Of this CITY The
in the siavit that in February. 1874, MI
walker the complainant, met wilcox in Troy. who on
ascertaining that complainant would exchange MS
property FOR Wild lands gave him letter OF
introduction 10 Ellison in Albany, on whom Mr.
Walker called when he (Elisou) represented that
he vss an agent OF VIM OConnor OF New York city as
was also Warner. OConnor he represented 10 be very
rich and the owner Of Geo. eco acres Of snds in
Lewis Co. Western Virginia. These lands were repre-
,epted to be paid for snd frss from all Bcumbrance In
auenced By these Representations or. "sseT aleeee
tina, he sold TO Ellison agent for Connor dwelling
houses and lots In the city of Troy valued at &SCo on
which ne receive $500 in cash The remainder TO
be paid in Virginia lands subsequently however he saw
Mr. O'Connor himself and agreed In take Inc whoe
amour, ia these lands 50 per acre be sso SOLD TO r
O'Conno- through Warner acting as bis agent one
hundred and siSty.wo acres OF improved sno' d~e
ling houses and grist mill and WOODEN factory shuhteo
IN salem, and valued 81 o0O payment TOR which
WAS 10 be made in the Lewis County ('sO LANDS. As
above leroned a. 81 per He also cold shortly
afer 10 the same persons 1900 acres Of partially I'M
proved land IN Bennington Co. Vermont, valued AZ
S COO 70 be paid for in The way as the other pro-
pe1ty with the exception of s. GOO which was 70 De
paid in cash The cash paid over and as 20 the
VIreilis lands Mr. Walker says he cannot mod them
and hs prsys for the arrest OF the parties three
Of the accused. viz: O'Connor, WILCOX anas WAY
per. have been arrested. hearing in the case
\. 70 be mad on The first OF July Patrick Nc
Ouste was arrested FOR receiving stolen goods M
Daniel Francis merchant tailor. corner OF Broadway
and Franklinst- who was robbed some months aeo o.
cloths worth S92 has denta cloth worth $40 among the
prcrer,y found IN the possession Of McQuads MI Id
ward Evans OF No Ia Broadway, has also identified pro-
perty SSa that bad been stolen from his store
Michael Bark John White snd Patrick Mullen were az
rested for roboug boarding house MI Asa c Cross
BY watch porter &c No. Il Loerty-s was taken INTO
custody yesterday by officer Stewart en- chsrse OF ors
in, $780, which he go, cashed by Mr. WI" Apple
b toosccoHis, of Wall and Water sts An inveS-
tsation commenced yesterday and Will be resumed or
Monday next.
CoaoSER's-Harriet Crosby, q little girl 81 years
Old VA, drowned IN clsterr at No. y FirsI-st.
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4. ". s.

Sur FOR DAMAGES The City of Boston ~
been held 10 damages In tho OF $1,000, at the SIT
Of Isaiah Bacon for injuries received by him 10 rg b,
hole in the sidewalk IN Lancaserst. the 10Th Of ID.
uary last. The writ directs the officers upoi u
goods Of the Inhabitants OF the City of Boston the shtk
haLiants 10 appear the Supreme Judicial Court u,
I'd OF November next.
IsDrANs.-The Cincinnati Commercial ois,s
urday last that there arrived in city from SaE
Orleans. forty six Indians, ctiefs and warrior. trn
seventeen different tribes in care of Col NJ ]. Lesi
and othera, on their way to Washington, D C.
DEATH OF VoLurTgE R-Donald McAdansi
Tennessee Volunteer belonging the Shelby He Gu,
suddenly died gu Saturday night at the camp 6euF ID
city. His death was caused, Il Is supposed by drais
cold water, when IN I high state OF ycrspraucD.
n. o. Com. lima
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The Forged fsi.,r.xIe...-


haV'ng published the Emancipator's clrep,,..
tiai statement that the authors Of the forraa :,
from Mr. James G. Birney which appesres ;,' 'ss'
fore the last Presidential Election, have '1S e.
ed in the Office OF the Oakland Gazette % s'o',s
Michigan. we are now required to pubr,b ''oi'
dic,ion OF that story. csa'',.
The last Gsze,ie has the following.
THE RooRBAcK LEGALLY ISvEsrre,7S,
Mr.. cuAHLEs e. srxwAhr. the creature ~,
community about year ago, and so, n, essae T.,
aga!ns; four =! our citizens Tor pubishIps go
called The Bruey forgery arrested l.s, s, aAi -.
Ink. on criminal warrant, issued on Ii. 60 enc.
Charles Draper. one OF the persons ind c;sd iaa 4
The complaint charged Stewart with HAVING -.,,
fal.e. scansaous, wicked and malicious IN. Y.9d's
Draper The libel consisted in the s:7tsv Y
bad induced a i;:lc boy swear to- aho. Ses.
procured The Indictment
Stewart was arrested late on SATURDAY. .vs,,,
In the custody OF the officer until MOnssy r7o-T s
10 be hoped that that this prosecution viii Ne s, Ia
zntil the authors Of the vili.sny sns perjury 80
the indictment was founded safely PLACED vs,, sa
walls Of an Institution, the inmates OF Witch A., - q
considered on, OF he reach OF temptation -ASi'S
We regret that the investigation closed s,,
It wouI have aSpeared-anG by the tes;r,env ~, u
;oo-thai James G. Birney cid aeca IL s:u, s@s
which embodied ir the letter 10 Garland 9s'ssi
lowing are the reported proceedings before the
examined the prisoner. The Cause OF the ssvs ~,
not need the aid of perjury. ~a
TIE PsoPLr vs.. CHARLEs Fl. SrEwAR--Bef,r. -
osman June 5, 1876 On com atnt OF Charles D,s
Charles Draper, stcorr for he People, neve, vs., 80.
az any time or place aiding or assisting In printing -.
fishing the Roorhscs forgery. neve. knew .,T ~. &c
shout 1t. I never saw II until saw copy which We.
20 have arrived in this place from Ohio. ne,e, w.,
TaompSon's Printing ofice when any srch pa,,. -.
printed or published. In shor; know nothing sAr,
never IN the printing once in The evengr: VIE, ~
printers setting the type for Any political h,,s
whstever.
The defendant, here stated ;ha; he did not choe :, A
any farther examination the subject He wss Nm.
to submit TO the law, and would give any security ss
the Court might require.
The defendant then gave security in the Of or, N
bred dollars for bis appearance before The Gaut Jcy
Mr. Joseph H. Peck entered bail for the daiendauysn
pearance
2. S.-wl the Signal Of Liberty. the Ernancipa;o. "a
The Tribune publish this case /? The two pape-s ~.
named OF course will nd In their columns n,
Tribune we expect different treatment.
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DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH

Rejection of Horu as Collector Of Phiinaelpnih
w.surscros. June Gath, N.
The Southern mail has arrived but contains no
news.
The Senate had long Executive session ana
again rejected the nomination OF MIR. horn as eoF
lsctor OF the Port of Philadelphia.
tou. dispatch states that The vote vas e. 10 ~
This is Of course mistake, the Senate contains
but SO members, but we are unable 10 correct IL !
BAlr1xonE, o'clock, P. N
Ho~grds, Flos. sold at s3,s TO ass; CITY Mills so.d
S42s TO 49, no Maryland wheat IS 20 20 Penn'
8: 10 ss Corn whe Is to so; yellow 50 to 81 Oats so
Whisky 20 % q.
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PATENT PocXEr SAFgs.-CoLToN's patent peck
etbook and watch safes articles which have
jus, made their appearance and are intended 10 curss
somewhat the profits OF that quite numerous class
yclep, the nshs6nsersd gentry. They consist OF Ger
sn silver locks, different sizes with catches xttsched
10 poke, made OF the material which is lined
With wires to prevent cutting from the outside. The
sale 10. the pocket beck worn in tie skirt breast
fscinss and thai the ws,ch 10 The usual place waers
the watch is carried They 70. sale ey The aAnuae
,ursr. agents. John J. Brown & Co. l2S Fu.ton,sI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-25
THINGS IN WASHINGTON.
D eparture of Gen. Armstrong with the hatin-
ed Treaty-Adournment of Cougress-set-
Element of the Mexican Dificulties-Messrs'
IngersolI, Tasistro, Tyler and Ashmun'
From our Regular Correspondent
w,r<--oS Jran Sd. i5iS-Midni

From Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON. June sd. isie-Mdnisat.
GEN. ARMSTRONG, our Consul at Liverpool, left
town this evening. He carries with him the ratified
Treaty. Ee sails on Thursday in The Great West
err. with the best wishes OF a large number Of
friends. Ee also carries With him, believe. some
di.osicbas from Mr.. Pakenham. He takes with
him large package OF Bentons speech on Ore
The weather still continues cold. We had a cold
rainstorn this evening.
The proposition TO fix day for adjournment will
come I'D. in the Senate 10 MORROW. NJ. HASsE-
Gan the mover will not be present Ee leaves
Town tomorrow TO meet and bring on 10 this city
par, of his family. He will return probably by Satur
dav next as be gees only as far as brownvlle' "a.
Thereisavery general impression thatths Mexican
War will soon be settled. probably in four or five
weeks at the fartherest hope this may prove cor
rect. .
The abstract which I have already sent you of
the evidence taken BY one of the lngerso Com.
mit,ees places Mr.. ISGEgsoLL in still worse po-
sitior than he has hitherto occupied The facts IN
the case prove that be got access TO papers which
all concerned say he ought not 10 have got All
the witnesses from the Department Of State acknow-
ledge that he ought not 10 have been permitted 10
examine the secret papers; vet somehow he DID
get them and pm b.hed them The testimony OF
Nj Trist shows that he got a psper copied, on his
pledge to use it only for his own private use yet he
made It public.
Mr.. TYLER fatty contradicts Mr. SruGBs about
the proper ownership Of the papers. They be-
longed to the department But the point Of most
interest ia the evidence of Nj TAssrRo, who proves
that Mr.. ISGERsoLL did Try 10 influence Mr. TYLER
10 come out against MIR. WEBSTER. You will recol-
lect that when Mr. AsHMuN charged this unon him,
he gave the lie to it, and pronounced it false. Mr..
AsHMuy is now sustained by proof
The printed testimony will be laid on the table
tomorrow Mr. lSGEssoLL will probably soon
make another speech, and try to extricate himself
from his unfortunate position. RIcHELIEs
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

e Yesterday morning. while number OF men
were a. work excavstins the ground Futon-s adon-
ing Stsntons buildings on which splendid stores are
about TO be erected large heap otearth fell upon one Of
the aborers who very seriously not fatally rlur-
ed He was taken surgeons in the vicinity, and his
wounds properly dressed.
TAKEN Is AND DOVE FoR.-For several weeks
past there has this city lshy dressed and We
" tongued young gentleman, who represented
himself distinguished member c! The bar rom --,
described him, business OF vast Importance, who,
by dint Of braggsdoca and cunning accom- panied by
great share OF heraty imposed upon several OF our
citizens (mary OF them proiessedly very wide awake
ones considerable extent Ia the OF oans cloth
ing jewelry. and other ct Among his victims IS
the landlord of respectable public establishment who took
him into his house, and treated him luxuriousy.
Advertiser.
APATHY OF CROWD, ~ CASES OF INDIVIDUAL
DISTRESS "A poor strawberry woman. coming over to
Brooky from New.York sccidepty fell into the ferry
dock on the latter de- yesterday afternoon. about four
o'clock She was, however eXtricstcd, without any
serious damage farther than the fright the cold oatn
and slight confusion of her hand The poor creature
being lifted safely frns, thanked God and sat
herself Internationally exhausted OF course-to dry
in the sun. Then practical cxemplhcaiion OF
n crowds heartessncss At least hundred wei! dres-
sed people surrounded the dripping woman-peope
doubtless with five dollar bills in their pockets-and not
n soul offered the Least assistance For while. even
not word of kindness lot OF mere stupid starers
stood they though at last person, nqutiog her
residence leading her 10 carriage. 10 be transfer
red home-uhen a young gentleman. (for so he Isl at
tached the Ferry establishment relieved him Of the
ing to have her conveyed TO her domcil in Cheryst
Eagle.
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A correspondent, writes us as follows:

UoNCoAD, JUDS y.
We have just ordered to third reading bill to
divide this State Districts for the choice OF Repre-
seutstves 10 Congress By tie overwhelming msory Of
s3 TO IS THIS 10 of the subjects upon which the
radical Democracy of the State have heretofore made
stringent oppo. since the law was adopted by
Consress Some Of the leaders ssll resist bus the
sound good sense OF The house has prevailed.
The Allied Army" opponents designate US,
continue united and irresistible. Yours, w.
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Doctor Larduer,s Lectures.

IT. The fourteenth and laxt number oil ms = 81
popular Work is now all in the hands OF tie pr
will be published in about fortnight. The p,,r -
of very full aud complete Index 10 the entire =, o
delayed this number beyond the tme one
nounced; bu, we trust the delay will be riofs
penssted by its usefulness. ,,.xs
tt back numsers may still be obtained, 'na 10
wishing to complete their sets viii please sen1 -,
orders through our Agents or through oooA's
country merchants a. speedily aa possible.
Prico pss number, Is cents ,.,
GREELEY 4 MeELRATR, 4ss's'sa
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n The EQUAL RIGHTS ADVOCATE is new
Weekly paper jus, started by JoHS EVANS n:
Chatham Corners, Columbia Co. n. y. l, is The
organ of the Anti Renters OF ,ha, County, and ad-
vocstes their cause with frankness earnestness aud
courtesy. The Editor is evidently new in his voca
ZION, bu, capable. with his heart evidently in his
work He will succeed.
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Business Notices.

RrcH AND FASHIONABLE DREss Goop,-srsgi
Towe, a Cathernest have Just opened several Cases
rich dress material, new impor,a,ons. coup rsng n
pieces OF Mousselin de LANES very rich sty- tsa
price OF Is. Sd. per yard fine Ginghams Is. Sd; CT
ham Lawns, IL. Cd. per yard. Also. few cases Of Ord
Muslins a, "a pence per yard, with selection Of Bcs
rnes and Bareges at low prices
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TO FAMILIES, MERcRASTs, TRAVELLERS, &c rGIt
New-York The house of ComsiocG K Co. having ccs~
tainod Iuch a Tremendous celebrity for their Propfs1
Patent edicines they deem II sufficient 10 10 form The
and The travelling community where the Original IT,
can be obtained n IN their ec:ent excellence 81
Laboratory In the great travelling Isoroughare q Co
The original AID genuine Pain Extractor Depot
Hays's Linmer, for the PLEA
The Extract Of Ssraspartlla 20 purify tho blood
East India Hair Dye.
Roach Bane to kill Reaches and Bed Bugs.
Also The only Laboratory and Soap WORKS orGeTII.
me Walnut Oh Miitary Shaving Soap, made crIJ ga
by Mr.. VIM. Johnson.
Johnsons Tor 70. removing eckles ian G1noeoH
beenrfyirg the complexion
AwGrantsd remedy for Rheumatism
Stci Headache Remedy.
handkerchief Essences, al kinds
ALI varieties OF Perfcmery.
Balm or Columbia for the Hair
Or Marrow and Bears Oil, warranted pure.
Miriam Bslsan for tho hair.
Antigua OILS, Quo Of Rose In gilt boules, lc sig No
Steam Sosp WORKS and Laboratory Il CordsnS'' %
York. az
Tho only true depot for tho Megical Pain EItIaass
Il Coril2rd-st. @
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" City Ladies ara Ladies from lie Country vbsa
their supply of Shoes for the coming season. csu 6uda
Mlers i22 CsnaLs,- Ladies' Slippers Tie. ard Briita
lst quality &, and 10 shngs per psr % quality Slips
and Ties al aud Ba'iius att shipgs per pair; L1n
Cater Boos al 6 and 10 and made 10 order al 10 raf
shilings sq1a to any in the city Ladies will peas "a
and examine for themselves al j. g. MILLEg;
je25 ~ 20 Caaast between Lsurens and Thomps1 u
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e HosoxEN Is now in It's pride of romantic beauty
and lovene'.-a perfect Eyssn for the city.tred Go
lnamhe-Tzf PLACE, par excellence, Of ell within the
fea'n OF our citizens for nvgorang recreation and re-
novsns retirement from the heat and dust and turmoil
Of the city.
The Eysan Fields daily resounds with delightful me-
sic from Al sxcsl!sus byass bsad q, The Colopads,