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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-29

C- Il ia settled creed in all medical jursprl
dence hst unless The head kept perfectly free from scu
badness aud dandruf will inevitably Those who
generally provide themselves with prevenves should buy
OILY such thoroughly tested and Known TO
possess The desired virtues Phalons Hair luylgorator has
been thoroughly Tried ard it is perfectly well established
thai il IN cleanse the head OF every impunIy, ans thus
prevent hair falling out-not only his VIII restore
wholesale and RETAIL by the Inventor T. Phaon Wig Ma
The ,ectabe Apohecaes and Fancy Stores IN the United
s,r-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-29

Busr OF HENRY CLAY-A copy in plaster of the
splendid Bust of Mr. Clay by JOEL T. HART Esq. may
be seen in our counting ROOM where the feuda OF the
great s.atesma are invited call and look at il We
believe /, is superior TO every other Bust OF Mr. Clay
that has been taken. Copies can be had for only $40
There must be many of our citizens who will embrace
With sdity the opportunity to possess themselves of
this fithfni transcript OF tho fossures Of whom they
30 srsendy admire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-29

CRYING FOR PAP.--The Editor Of the Morning
Necs as we have already stated sent petition to
the Board OF Aldermen on Monday evening praying
that, inasnuch as the Post and Globe had each re-
ceived ia, job, he might now be permitted 10 nour
ish his delicate constitution by swig at the treasu-
~ bottle John s right II is fair, that it is MT,
that Bill and Levi should get all the pap. Such
shameful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-29

orrsrpx-Faa Page-lowa-,bc Wing Banner coun-
tv The Constitution of Virginia Execution OF Crni-
malls Dreadful Condition OF Lunatic Congressional
Printing; The United States and Great Britain Gold
Dollar; Hospital Money on the Northern Lakes Re-
porting; Deferred City Items News Items. Fourth
Pese-Sopg for the Friends Of Freedom by Mrs Fol-
len; Farmers Library Sales Of Stocks Marine News
Prices Current
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-29

Rgv1sAL OF THE CIVIL CODE "A bill is now
pending before the House OF Delegates TO provide tor
the Revisal of the Civil Code OF the Commonwealth
Such revsa has long been needed, and we are grail
fed 10 see that the bill proposes simplify the laws by
reducing mapy of them which coyer great space.
into single acts-and provide for such notes OF expa
nations and reference may be deemed essential to
clear understanding of the laws. Rich wing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-29

Disastrous FrRE-The extensive Flour Mill
81 aeasrs Cummings Pollock the corner of aith.s
she took IRE about l2 o'clock Tuesday night
Ano was entirely consumed with It's contents consisting
- ooVo oaahes oswhea large quantity Of -four, sl.o
s'ek OF grain belonging TO the propre.ors OF the
Umpire ane OF stages together with steam engine Of IS
horse power. The buildings were partially insured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-29

GouTu.I kalia. INDICATED Soap. for he cure OF Pi1
Pies Freckes Tan SaIowness Erupons, and 81 akin d.,
sgureents al only depot 81 Wakers IE Store FROM
Srosdway cents a cake Grectn7 Hair Dye, PsgrtG1I
Liquid Ro &C. for crisoning Lips and Cherkl PouST'
Sabtie for eradicatng Ispaoui Aar, without injury 70
The skin LAZY Watts for Instantly scattering r-dness and
fuses from the face Acoustic drops for curing desfnesse
hc The above celebrated preparations OF Dr. Goursudi
be fouad only besr in nd a. 81 Wakes-a it stos
FROM Broadway.
AeESrs.-E B. Tur,e, Assembly Buildings, Philadelphia
Jordan Mnk-.t Boston; Carleton Co Lowell Ives ss
lem l. Gu1sh n. Bedford; Guild, Bangor bis, spring
ned tit.-c & Co Worrss,4r: MT.rs. N. Haven. dib
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-29

Chappd hand face, saIt.heurn and scurvy pimples
Thai so 6ef.me mans face, or womAns cinplesi
FrecAles and rnorphev or sUnbura on The skin,
Coup!exions yellow, brown, or dark as SIN,
Are swiftly cured and n 1de TO by, eioPe,
By Jones' woudrous lralsn Chemical Soap.
And tho tbs strange, the skin does soon appear
Soft, white and smooth, and beautifully clear.
Jouess Soap IL sold only al the sign OF The American
Eagle, ss Chstha-sL 81 Broadway, and Sa Fulion-st
Brooklyn. J3 2eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-29

e TOILET MISUNDERSTANDING OF Lubins Us
Pouaades Gus and washes for The hair, D.nt:fees
ties Shaving Creams and Soaps, Toilet Soaps ard WesS
Tooth Nail Hair Shaving. Hal and Cloth Brushes 70
and Peniives with large assortment OF Fancy Jss
Dressing Cases. manBfacure red by The subscriber ,Iis
conra that IL necessary for the toilet In avery
aud useful form. and fer durability cannot be Ss
Sold by &. SAUNDERS SON, IN Broadwsy, i :as tss
above Corllandst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-29

STATISTICS OF THE BANKS OF THE UNITED STATES
The Bankers Weekly Circular has reached It's fifteenth
number with copous and valuable statistics OF the Banks
OF Europe and the United sates-sketches of the Ban"
of the principal cities of Europs-and complete list OF
all the Banks in the United States the name OF each
President and Cashier amount Of capital &c. Also, con-
densed tables Of the finances oi the individual States
Published weekly at 50 per arinum, by J s. Homan''
2g5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-29

"a Mr. WARNER All Broadway informs us that tee
openng OF his Ladies' Day Glass is postponed to this
Thursday afternoon, at4 oes ock account Of the
un.yorable Of the ,h4r the times previously
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SnhscrIptions received to the New orlker,
Business Notices.

~ The last sad Efforts been crowned with success
AID turned to Joy Dr. Labors Extract Of Lungwor has
been happy instrument battle the direul disease Con-
sumption. 1t is sold at p Cortland St JZ 2teoo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-29

A LOVELY HEAD OF HAIR THREE SHlLLISes-Iies..s
hundreds IN this city who had dry dirty RED as XII
hair, and have hne, soft, c!esr, sBky hair
using three shilling boue OF Joness Coral Hair kesso.s
tive, forces The hair grow, stops falling o. sna a.
the scur and dandruf Mind. this Is honest truih oo al
The sign Of The American Eagle 81 Chsihsn-st ene a.
Broadway, or l39 Fulton st- Brooklyn. - ~eo1
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TT Remember that full guarantee OF of the Piles
is given 81 p Corsnds in the Of Hays Linment and
the Balm OF China. ~ Zteod
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TT The efforts OF the Manager of the Musesn 70 p.esH
tbs pubic, 20 be successful! a. 10 return GU ~
houses and well stored treasury See his card for ioc'
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THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
sunreme Conrt of the UNIFIED sta1es.

'e"'' TuEspAY, January ~ I646.
JOSEPH : 9osvoR-u ESQ of New. York, and CHAs
WALLACE BROOKE, ESQ OF Pennsylvania were aoli''eN
Attorneys and Counseiors OF this Court
No. A. Noel Jourdaa ct al rs. Thomas Barrett c, A.
IN error TO the Supreme Court OF Louisiana hr. Jus
ice CATION delivered the opinion Of the Court; FeveFs
ing the judgnen, of said Supreme Court IN tas cause
with costs and REMINDING said cause for further pro
ceedings.
No. g. Knox Boggs { Co. appellants IS. Peyton sun
ct a.. This farther submitted on printed
argument By Mr. Brinley for the appellants
No. l6. Joun Aspdens executor ct a. comPainants IS
Matthias Aspdens executor e. al The argument OF THIS
cause continued BY Mr.. D. Holman for The coEl-
plsinants.
Adjourned till onorrow, II o'clock IIn:elisencer.
e The Telegraph commenced regular business
YESTERDAY when numerous communications passed be
tween this city and Philadelphia Mr.. Charles Cum
nngs engine manufacturer of Philadelphia drew upon
h gentleman in Newark. through the line. The money
paid the Superintendent here notice OF the fact
communicated 20 MIR. Vail the operator in Philadelphia
who Immediately paid over the amount 10 the gentleman
who made the draft. The whole operation occupied he
space OF less than 30 minutes. Newark Daily Adv d
DEATH OF Az Ex-SESAToR.-Died, on Sunday.
the 18th instant the residence of ais son. in Fairfax
County. Va Hon. CHARLES CUTS in the I'm year OF
his age Mr. Cuts L. s Senator al the most cHt
cal period Of the history this country snd after ceas
ing to be Senator led the Office OF Secretary OF the
Senate Of the United States for about Il years.
National ln,elgencer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-29

APPoRTIoSMEsT OF THE AssEMsLY.-Senator
LESTER, from the Select Committee OF the Senate,
Tor that purpose reported bill for the reapportion-
ment OF the Representatives 10 the Assembly IN
this State, according TO the new Census. The bill
proposes an superintendent which viii effect the
following changes:
Albany, members. gain of l; Erie. do do l /;
Kings 90 do !; New-York, 10 do do 81 81 Law
renee } do DO IL
Chautsuque, members loses / /; Chenango,2 do
do ! Columbia do do l Cortland do DO {;
Msdison. : do do Ontario. > do do ! Wyoming,
do do IL. ALBANY Atlas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-29

several hundred warraaiee 10 cure The CON-
pain and has failed in single instance Os ina same
ierus the sale is still continued 81 Corsnd-st IN 2teod
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R In our repor, of Mondays proceedings ia
ken frou, the Albany Citizen, stated that bill
reported reduce the capital Of the North American
Fire Insurance Co. 1t should have been to III up the
capital of that Co. TO the original amount;
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u Mg- BRADsuRYs Young Singers belonging 70 - :,
Muiberryst Class requested tC meet his GIefH"'1
o'rl ork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-29

Majority for La Sere i,l9e. Wordsworth was de.
ieaied in his nomination before the Loco Foco Con-
veniion and 50 ran on his own account He was
not SO fortunate as Felix Grandy Mcconnell of Ala
bama, and some other patriots no seem determined
to serve the dear people whether their Party de-
sire il or not
The next mail will probably bring US partial re-
turns OF the first State Election under the new Con-
stiIution
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Courf Calendar.
Law Courts.

COMMON PLEAs-This Day-Nos. 49, o. SIS, 30, 40, Il
r., . Sc, AZ, 81, so, IS, H. 49, So SO, a4s.
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Duchess Co. ElectIon-Stnte Printing.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

ALBANY, January %, ls49.
The contested election of Duchess County came
up before the Assembly Committee yesterday Mr.
PIERCE, sitting member, was heard in person. and
Mr. E. CROSBY by counsel No report has yet been
made, but have the pleasure 10 inform you that
four out of the FIVE members will report in favor Of
CROSBY and 10 GUST PIERCE. The case was too
plain | am told the evidence submitted by the par
ties, showed clear majority of for Mr.. CROSBY,
and yet the Loco Foco Supervisors gave PIERCE
the certificate, and he, modest young man, came on
and claimed il with all pertiRacity. But he must
walk, and your neighbors OF the Morning News can
evse some Of their editorials this question The
result will be- the Assembly will lose very small
Barnburner and gain one OF the best Wings that
ever breathed
Parties are still snarling over the State Printing.
Speeches overlooking with bile, are hung upon al
most any peg. BystaNders look on and laugh.
The Editor Of the Troy Budget, modest young man
that he is, has come out against the Senate bill OF
course the fact that it will take some $4,000 per
annum from his pockets does not control his opinion
in the least Oh no
Mr.. STEVENSON today, as you will perceive, re.
ported bill 10 incorporate the Ocean Steam Navi.
CATION Company who intend, he says, 10 build four
large steamers that will cross the ocean in days!
Hope they may succeed Yours, &c.
RAILROAD MEETING AT RUTLAND VIA meet
ing wa. held a. the above place some days since, which
was attended by more than a0oo persons their object
being the consideration OF plan for Railroad from
Boston Lake Champlain via Rutland, Middebury and
vergennes. In the words of one OF the Resolutions,
one way the other via Keene or Bennington, they
nia haze Railroad - Hon. Timothy Toilet was Chair
man of the meeting, and The greatest enthusiasm prevail
ed The Directors have their Instructions with regard
to the contracts. and the locating survey is now being
made with view the commencement Corporations a;
Burlington and Rutland with the setting In OF the coming
season.
E JoHsE. SSoDGRAss, Esq. Editor OF the Bal
timore vsiser has Memorial TO the Maryland Le
gislaiure, demonstrating against the action OF that body
In reference alleged violation of the law OF 1885 for
the suppression OF incendisry publications.
E Hon. ELIJAH SPENCER has been nominated
as candidate for the Convention, by the people Of
Yates County NJ s. is worthy citizen and has been
representative in the State Legislature and in Congress
SMALL Pox.-The inhabitants OF the good City of
Boston thrown into great excitement last week
by the startling announcement that crier had been
heard ringing his bell and proclaimirg lots 81 small poz
Nashua street On examination. however 1t was els
covered that a slight had been committed, Inc
crier having said-"Lest snail bcS u EsshrAst-
This altered the complexion Of things materially.
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SPECIAL ELECTION IN LouIsIASA-The follow
ing is the official of the cast in the late
Election in the Isl Congressional District of Louis
lana for Representative TO fill the vacancy occa
stoned by the resignation of Hon. JOHN SLIDELL
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E Hon. ELIJAH SPENCER has been nominated
as candidate for the Convention. by the people Of
Yates County. Mr. s. is worthy citizen and has been
Representative in the State Legislature and in Congress
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e JoHsE. SSoDGRAss, Esq. Editor of the Bal
tmore Viser, has sen, Memorial TO the Maryland Le
gisarure demonstrating against the action OF that body
10 reference alleged violation OF the law OF 1885 for
The suppression Of incendisrY publications
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subscriptions received to The Semi-Weekly,
Tuesday January q. Huron, Ohio..............
"WEDNESDAY, January n.
Goshen, Conn. ............ 2lSsisbury, Conn.....
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ride Of the house increased the confusion OF tls
Sonth and the suspicion of the west MI hl,-4iu ~
Southern Wing, and good one, proposes ~
il TO the PRESIDENT give the notice al MS DISC
Had that been granted, the notce "ouia NJ so' Ia
been given during Mr.. Folks term, ana 'ne mas,
-. s.,.,;,;,,, men would have had Tour years
49, NJ Adams proposed giving notice lortn"il1
This the vote OF every slave representative In
c6neress would have been recorded, and II IS oouo'
fnl Whether one of them would have touched ore
eop with the longs thereafter. There began TO be
danger that for the first time in the memory OF The
oldest inbabitant,' the Wing party wes about to
suffer Loco Focoism TO swallow its own poison
The truth a. the dttrition betneeH the interests 81
,SLarery 1rhach could not be compromised. and The
indscreet bit insincere pledges OF the Batt,noTe
Contention and It's nominees, together tc'h me
m yster1ous and unexpected absence OF HaTIoTa
Convention fast hold of Mr. Polks coat tan 'ohtch
he might steear restrained HIM from tghtsng,
,romld hare ,ufrerlzed this Administration
At this iuncsure you appeared in Washington
6rst 10 achieve Immortality for yourself as Peace-
maker between this country and Great Britain
when there was rot the slightest danger OF oEeach
of the peace; and second TO relieve tne Adnltls-
tration of q load which crushing IT, by transfer
ring il to the Wings in Congress. 4 Wing or two
listened 10 your nsidious counsels-and there they
are petri6ed monuments OF the power OF your ioiiy
-fossized politicians-hcnceforth fit only for the
cabinet of some student Of the Geology OF Pontcs'
How did you treat such as were too Wise 10 De
taken in your net 2 Did you not derounce the pu-
rest man in the nation as knave, and the wlsest
man of the age "a fool 2" Did you not assume to
handle the Congress Of the nation es pack OF cards
shutting and dealing Senators and Representative
like biack.leg in Park.row-and this IN the pub
lie prints
A Peace.maker indeed Just such an one as
stockton's big gun. Why did they send abroad for
another Why did they not mount you on board
the Princeton, and save the money? What have
they in the gun they would not have In You No'
brass certainly. It's harmlessto enemies ais! oniy
to friends. So ere you Like you, it goes off with
great noise, and deals destruction TO all, who
agsns. the warnings of perence and the instincts
ofhuman nature, occupy positions allotted by other
men TO their friends.
And yet Loco F ocoism questions your fidelity :
But must stop lest say something harsh oil your
traducers. PRIVATE.
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second Board.
The South Bend Register thinks the purchasers Of

The South Bend Register thinks the purchasers o!
the Central Railroads.&c. sale is eeced-wil push the
work through Southern point than ST. Joseph
recognised ternnus-chsnging its course from ksis'
mszoo Sou:h.Westerly to New Buffalo, skrtns aongihe
Northern borders OLA County and OF Terre Coupe
Prairie In thar county From New Buffalo, If the right
of way could be obtained from Indiana, il would be
light work to finish ii around the lake to Chicago
The City Bank of Albany has declared n divi-
dend OF per cent payable on and AFTER Ia, OF April
4 branch of the State Bank OF Ohio has been es
tablishcd at Selma, Columbiana County, Ohio.
The Toronto Coonist says, By the statement OF
the affairs the Quebec Bank appears that on the 18th
umo the circulation s65 532 the deposits not bear
ing interest 1898 those bearing interest s425o0 bal
ance due other Banks 1914 Total liabilities sl5l,92o
The assets were e2602l4 including notes and bills dis
counted 32l7. l07
At Baltimore no change 10 notice IN the money
marketthe supply appears to be equal to the demand
for all legitimate purposes of trade and fair paper may
be negotiated of bank at al per cent per month
In relation the project for Railroad directfrom
Ncw.York to Boston, the Boston Post says" 1t is said
the maximum grade activity per mile on the direct
line is 50 feet and the highest grades ranging from IS
So feet per mile, embrace less than oneegh,h Of the
whole distance and the character of the route is such
attained by tine power employed But we understand
the evidence before our Railroad Committee to have
proved very short and high grades SO thain COM
harrison with the Providence, Stonington and Long
Island route il ia not only several miles longer, by
equation of grades but with broad euage track
could not be run short time This line 30 miles
in Nev.York l25 in Connecticut 16 in Rhode Island,
and 80 in butts chartered yet only from
New.York line to New Haven. Applications have been
made 10 NewYork and Massachusetts for charters and
at the next session of Connecticut and Rhode Island Leg
that if authorized this whole line of 20 miles will be put
under one management. The New Haven aud Middle.
town people seem all on fire with this magnificent
Connecticut at the latter place tribe II Massa
chusets refuses charter it ia proposed to swing the
line so as 10 intersect the Providence Railroad the
West side of that town now in progress.
We gave few days since table from the key
of the Treasury Report showing the amount of Imports
from the various countries with which we are CONNER
cially connected We now table showing the
various articles of which those imports were made up
II will be seen that there has been increase in nearly
every article since 1912 the only material decrease hav
ing been in coffee and sugar and the manufactures OF
hemp.
Valas OF fhe principal articles Of foreign Sror1h and
mann fdeiure imported into the United States The pears
1912 1874 and iei5.
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&j00O CHALLENGE to Safe Make,a-Thr .a1

eDlOOOscrioer r-news hs challenge Of $1,000, publish
Feb I'D all safe makers safes. The only
viso then made and repeated H. that they do not I'LL
their safes with the same composition known Wders
Patent which frs; discovered by Daniel gerald,
and granted him. By whom sold and assigned
Wilder the present Ps'entee as will be seen by The fol-
lowing pro ceedngs the o. 6 Circuit Court before Judge
Belts Wilder vs. c. Rich. Gayler and Others. Judge
Belts says think proved Inc psenee was the first and
original dscoverer OF the thing patented thai The Patent
egally aud regularly issued thar the specification de-
scrbes discovery with all the ullne.s and particularly
required by law and that plaintiff in possession and
use OF the discovery the time of The defendants infringe
Insnt"
What composition specified in said Patent ia be
ascertsned by applying the Patent Office. Washington.
or record there the assertion Of certain Ddvld
lss against whom pending The contrary
roi~iths,andingl 10 Ben 6. Wider No. = Johnson
81 Brooklyn, 5. P. Staples. Esq No. IL Wsl-st The
subscriber, 5 c. HERRING, 1873 Water-st
l...Q,
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MINES AND MINERALS.

rT1HE SUBSCRIBER continues 20 examine mines and
mining regions FOR companies and individuals and 10
report their capacities Of the and best
modes of using the incu ding plans of furnaces kns &c
His attention has for several been particularly directed
the working and OF Iron and Copper in all paris
OF The United Statea in Cuba the Lake Superior country
Lc JAMES T. HODGE. Geologist end Chemist,
Slockbrd &c Iron Works, msss
REFERENCES.
Messrs Saltus i Co Joseph Tucksrrnan. ESQ.
S T. Tlsdsle 4 Co. Theodore Sedzwick. Esq
Ssml. Ward, Esq. ~ T. B1t,ervorth. ESQ
Application ne made 70 Mr BUTTERWORTH, No
81 Liberty-sl rs 70 terms, &c 2a iwiskHos
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NEW GOODS-By the "HiheruiE'-We shall open To-
fresh supply OF Housekeeping Goods just
ce;ved by the Eberna Housekeepers DESTROYS Of
procuring The best goods invited call al IS Maderaue
and examine stock OF Cutlery Hardware Britannia Sill
Platef, Tir, Japsnned, Bronze Wooden and Willow
Ware Having old stock purchasers may depend on
every article fresh and bright and al the loves, prces
ma SMITH, TORREY coz
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81 BOIL g. HAUSER, Florists. Bloonngdsle
Rosd corner OF 50hst offer for sale very !srgeco
lection Of greenhouse Plants In bloom also splendid
collection OF Roses Of upward OF three hundred kinds COM
psinc the and beE ya-ieties cultivated In Europe
and America Als1 some very choice Pesr Trees, new
kind Ounce OF the monstfous GreenEase OF Ba
rays the inest and beat Plum known Boqueu made
order al the shortest notice and a. reduced price
o-vs