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elapsed since he despatched his petition
and no answer As the sap OF the expiring
plant oozcd from the wounded bark, Char.
ney felt that he had rather his own blood
were required Of him. The old man, ad.
dressing him from the window, tried in vain
TO afford him consolation; but at length,
more experienced than himself in accidents
Of tho vegetable aud animal kingdom. in
dicaied mode of closing up the wounds Of
the stem, so as 10 remove at least one source
Of peril.
With a mixture of finely chopped straw
and moistened clay, he forms mastic. cas-
lily fixed upon the bark with bandages Of
torn cambria. Az hour passed rapidly in
the performance, but at It's close, the Coun,
has to bewail anew the silence Of the gov
ernor.
At the usual dinner hour, Ludovico made
his appearance. with yexed and careworn
counienance. annunciatory OF no good lid.
ings. The gaoler scarcely deigns a reply
TO the interrogations Of Charney, except by
monosyllables or the toughest remonstranc.
es.
Cant ynu wait l--What use IN so much
hurry Give him time 10 write -
Ludovico seemed preparing himself for
the part which he found he should be re-
qaired to play in the seqvel.
Charney touched not morsel the sen.
tence of life or death was impending over
Picciola; and he sat trying TO inspire him
self with courage, by protesting that none
bot the most cruel Of men could refuse so
trilling a concession as he had asked Bat
his Impotence did but increase with his ar
gumcnls, as IL the commandant could have
no business more important in hand than to
address an immediate answer TO his memo
rid, AZ iheslighiesl noisc. Chsrney's eyes
tafsse3 eagti towards tas door ~ which
he was szpecsag she Cat pf the governor.
Evening cksae --iso neiss -Eighf---nol .
word The unfortunate prisoner did GOT
close his eyes that night,
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NUMBER A.

Her attention was next directed 10 one Of
the most important movements Of the battle.
The republicans appear 10 be giving way,
when Desaix suddenly appears on the Tor
iona road and the terrible Hungarian col
umn, under Zach, marches 10 meet him
But, while the officer was YET speaking. Jo-
sephine's attention is diverted from the mil
itary movements, by a sort Of confusion
around her on demanding tho cause Of
which. she is informed that "a young girl,
having impruden,ly clesred the line Of mil
nary operations, at the risk Of being crush
ed BY the artillery, or ,rampled by charges
OF cavalry, is creating farihor confusion by
her ohsiinacy in pressing towards tho pres
enee Of her majesty, the Empress-Queen."
ro ne coSTINUED.l A
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PorIsHrso.-The ladies are very fond Of
keeping the door-knobs, spoons, plates, &c., in
brilliant order. Now, if instead of water and
chalk and such preparations, ladies will use cam
phene and rotten stone, a far brighter, quicker,
and more durable polish can be obtained than
IN any other way. Camphene is the article used
for producing the exquisite polish Of Daguerreo-
type platesi and nothing has yet been found to
equal it
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PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
RYTHER & PLATT.
o. PLATT, EDITOR.

OFFICE..-.No. 2 wHEELER's STONE BUILDING.
TERns--To single subscribers, $500 year. To
Companies, and those who pay in advance, liberal
discount will be made
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BUSINESS CARDS.

HENRY CLARK,
AGENT OF wINDHAN County MuruA1 FrRF
Insurance COMPANY,
(52) Braitle6oro, w.
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TIE L K g II A p MIC.
Markets.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday afternoon, May 90.
The -four market continues firm, and stocks light.
Howard street held at &c. at which small sales
made The supplies of wheat continued to be very
limited and prices steady; sales of 1000 bushels of prime
Pennsylvania red, sold at 50 0s. Corn less firm,
though sales Of about 1000 bushels changed hands at
81 OF for white and at 81 os for yellow Corn meal con-
tinued very firm, with small sales, at S. %. Rye
was firm we have only to report sale of 800 to 400
bushels at 81 30 Oats irm the last sales were
at 6oc., now held at higher figure Whiskey firm
at 35c in barrels with small sales We quote new mess
pork at SIC so, and prime do SD rs
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vVlMOLAT's SULPHUR BATHS, 3t7. Pearl street nea
l. Broldway-For the cure of rheumatism, Salt Rheumr
Eruptons of the Skin, Palsy, Colds, Sc. &c. SC.
49,, New YoRK, April Is, 1917
SIN 81 feel my duty return you my most sincere
thanks for the benefit daughter received SULPHUR
Baths She afflicted for two years with rheumatic pains
and general debility and in fact had her limbs b
obliged to be carried occasion required Every rene
DIV that prescribed by eminent physicians was tried
but TO effect and all hope of seeing her walk
again but being advised by friend. induced 10 try the
sgpor Baths and now have the satisfaction to say that
alter taking number she is perfectly cured shall be
most happy ard willing all times to give any further parcu
lars TO those that You may think proper to.
Yours, respectfuIly,
JOSEPH DONALDSON,
rnTo iitsrc Is5K D;v;s,or .,,e.,
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BosToN, May Goth, 600 mimi

BosroN, May Goth, $40 minutes, p. NJ.
The bark Lucia Marin Treadwel, arrived here this
morning from Rio Janeiro whence she sailed April
goth, with file OF Rio papers to the 18th.
No news of Importance in them,
The IT, s. Ship Columbus, Commodore Rosseau and
store ship Southampton Rio at sailing OF the L.
NJ, tn, latter for the Pacific next day
The cambridge left the 10th for Rio Grande, to
caution American whalers not to recruit the coast
the Brazilian Government would seize them.
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Telngranhc Cnrrnsnondcncc Of Philadelnhin Bulletin

Photographic Correspondence OF Philadelphia Buetin
PirTsBuRGH May 20, | p. W.
There are five feet two inches water in the channel
to day and rising from the effects Of the heavy rains
For Hour the esmand continues. and the stock is still
light Under these circumstances holders firm and
some look to an advance upon previous rates Corn
Selling ut 81 - TO To- Wheat Sales at % to l0ic-
Whlssy-Salcs in barrels at 22x cents
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ia MEL SWEENY,
(Late IL 14nn street, Nep York;
N EMOVEn ec IN IN.

REMOvED TO sc CHATHAM STREET-The under.
~ signed, at the approach OF the travelling season.
necessary apprse those who be OF the fact
that in order extend his business well his limits Of
few doors Of Chambers and nearly opposite Duane where he
but in comfort and rness surpassed by any
in the city The enlargement sphere has been demanded
BY the of the public his present
ton has been selected as central position for citizens well
strangers He therefore solics the attention Of the public,
both resident and transient to bis position where they
will find only the substantial elements Of life every
CURED FORM but each OF quality that has secured him
tain.
As the above the only he either on o. or is
IN any manner nomnsy or otherwise connected with, he
only saloon OF the undersigned and sole proprietor,
DANIEL SWEENY,
&c Chatham street.
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BY THE MALLS,
Affairs In WashingJon.

WAsHINoroH, May 20, ls&7.
The Pony Intelligence One Day in Advance Of Cave
JOHNSON
The ponies came up, usual, one day In advance
OF the old aforementioned sagers Of the Post Master Ge
neral and they bring vast deal Of important war news
FRONT Gen scott's division Of the American army In
Mexico
The desperate energies of Santa Anna in recruiting
his shattered and scattered forces show the desperate
straits into which he Is driven Nothing but despera
ton will save him from Punishment desertion by his
own countrymen, although the central government sp
pears to be fully aware that he is the only among
them at all capable Of any thing like systematic resist
ance to "ios Yaukee" under the old Spanish que
rila system Of warfare. The three million bill and
his repeated defeats enough in all conscience to
break him down. yet such is his influence and the in.
fuence of his that If he captured he may
be able TO return to Mexico In time to organize
resistance to the approach Of Gen Scott
The ponies inform that Gen Scott has not las was
ntmated he would do accepted the ton ~ m,
people OF Mexico to come, and they would open their
gates to him as their protector Such offer only
be made with view to enrap him. If 1t not pretty
well ascerained that such invitation was ever ten
dered.
We suppose that Cen Scott too Is rather too old SOL
der to run himself voluntarily into trap without suf
nciency OF the Yankee bone and snew to cut his
out again He could scarcely enter the city OF
Mexico leaving the Indispensable garrsons behind him
at Jaapa, Ferote, Pueba &c. with greater force than
5000 II would argue great deal OF confidence to
venture for protection with this force upon the good
Wishes OF city OF 100000 inhabitants the proudest OF
Mexcans, the most unyielding of Roman Catholics.
And he 10 not going to do it, He there IL
either chance OF getting back by the aid OF Gen Tay
lor or oil reinorcements nom Vera Cruz before he will
venture beyond Puebls the Castle Perots as
position.
The pony intelligence affords US no landmarks Of
peace save in the evidences OF the utter Institution of
t.e Mexcans in guns of all Sorts and the general in
difference OF the people to like that Of the
army which has neither rations for the subssrce OF
troops, nor money TO pay them. Upon this hook wo
hang our hopes OF speedy conclusion to the stu,
ayH n
Is by debating IL in the city OF Mexco-the other Is by
inviting it in withdrawal to the Rio Grande Of the
American forces. We have gone too far think OF
this latter cxpedient and If the first be not
1t will be left for Congress to determine whether tho
shall BIO driven into the Pacific aud the country per-
manently occupied or whether the United States
armies shall fall back upon q defensive line. w.
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Died,

On the 25th instant, Mr. Michael Dillon aged forty
three years, after a short illness
His friends and acquaintance requested to attend
his remains to the place of interment, new burying
ground ith street al avenue from his late residence
27th. Mt o'clock r. NJ.
On wednesday, Goth instant Gronor son of William
II Bird. aged two years
Suddenly IN Brooklyn on the 20 h instant SEBASTIAN
Pollock. aged IS years
The r'nd' OF his family. and those Of his fathorin-
law Rshnrd starr are resp ctfuy invited to attend
his ner from his late resid snce No 100 Bridge st
Brooklyn. this Thursday afternoon Mt a o,cIeck ~
u 20 ,kyu papers please copy
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AmUsEmEnTs ELsEWIIERE.

WALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHiA-
dy Of the JEALOUS WTFE-Mr Oakley. Mr. Whesiiy;
Lord Trnkst Richogs; Major Oakley Leman; Mrs Oakley
After which. the HOUSE DoG-Dust, Mr. Chapman.
Tomorrow, Mr., Msson's Benefit.
nPERA HOUSE, CHEsNUT STREET., Fhlsdsipn,s -
OThursday Evening" May a. will be presented the Opera
of ZAMPA-Zsmpa, Mr. FIR zer Bruno Cspuxz, Mr. seguiI
Alphonso dc Monzst Mr. Holman Count Lugano, Mr. Bow
ers Dsndoa, Mr. w. !. tombstone; Lorenzo de Matezyi
Mr. Kelly; Diego de Mmozzi, Mr. Jersey; Camilla, Mrs
The Mountain syph" is in preparation. and will be spec.
cre. and Psrqusus. 80 e..s, Family circles
Doors open At N ocock-te commence eisht o'clock.
TeTHE GREATEssT RTTrRAcTffnoN YfT 20 BaII
x fnches with from three four Also over 1000
f Singing Cansres, just imported Bremen selected
BY his agents from the celebrated districts Of Eufope
This variety Tor songs and plumage will he found nspec-
ton q eclipse any Archey has been enabled offer
~ Bon show the largest Cockstoo ia America.
Archey skes this opportunity apprisc his friends at dis
lance ~ sntcpn'ion OF this importation, that they may make
rary application. ~ ~
sn consequence Of the limits Of hi. old
Joh street he has rented Bsmble Cotsge BLOOMING
iae near Bunms Hotel for that branch &c his business n
connected with birds, viz Shetland and Fancy Ponies king
hres Spinies Pointers &c. aud every variety of Fancy
Pidgeons, Barn Door Fowls &c. " '
AS usual letters postpaid will At all times meet with
prompt attention from A. GRIEVE No S John a.
MO UsIc
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WASHINGTON, May 20, 1917.

Mr.. Secretary Walker, sorry to learn, has lost
nued excessive labor scarcely to DO able artic
distinctly the shortest expressions We trust that he
will allow himself that reposo essential his reco-
very and without which he cannot expect 10 be re-
stored.
few more days and you may hear Of important
dongs in Mexico either for peace war The Presi.
dent has determined outandout against extra ses
sion, and pray that inopportune events may oe-
imperatively to override this resolution lilo looks
to the extra session Of Al warning against all repe
ttions Of called convocaton Of the wisdom the land
except in extreme extremity, which II Is impos
sible may yet occur. Yet hope for better things
We expect the Vixen, the saucy little Vixen, from
Vera Cruz, every day. with certain guns, arms sc ,
from the city and castle Of tho old Castian
mental bronze iorty.twos and such like, to lay along
eide the trophies Of the Revolution and Of the with
the Barbary powers, and Of the last war
1t Is said that the police detected two highly
respectable persons In the Presidents grounds late
hour few nights since pifering the contrary
the teeth of our veracious informant Any thing but
that we. could believe We merely notice the asperon
to extinguish 1t In the outset and admonsh all good
citizens against any credence in the statement
We beg leave to say that the Smithsonian Institution
Is not Institute. II Is the "Smithsonian Institution
attested by the act OF Congress- and the deposits In
the stone and the building In going forward
finely
The rain Of last Sabbath a precious n shower
Of gold and like Oliver should like to have little
The news by the mail Of this evening anticipated
by the ponies yesterday We do advise the Post Master
General stir himself In laudabc effort to boat the
ponies IL he can. LA HOYA.
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On Wednesday, Goth May, by the Rev 8. NJ. Isaacs.
Mr. A. JosEpHI OF New York, to Miss C. FaASRroRp of
Charleston, s. C.
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7 q OF . ,FTThe members OF Knickerbockcr Lodge
lie No oi h I!depende Order Of (}ood Fellows are
hercb requested ~ be pnnctoa their attendance on Thurs
day evrog Nav 81 as business of imposne will be bourb,
before the Lodge. DAVID CLYDE n p"
WILLAMbAzLEY, Seey my27 lterc
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PuILsprLraiA May 10.
Agloomy sensation was occasloned yesterday In our
city by the of the awful death Of obert
Scott (of the firm OF r. Scott Co., shoe dealers Of
Market strcet) on the railroad the previous night while
on his way TO Baltimore. his lody .elnd VI ola the
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ITO GROCERs-The. sdyerrser; ian Ameneano .ssd
about clerkship has had several ysss saps d
in both the wholesale and retail TRACE; wes Eopd
hand understands book keeping and IL employed In whoie
sale store could influence considerable good city trade
N B-Would accept employment respectable bust
ness here or elsewhere would $500 in safe
business. Address w. w. o. " at this Office.
me- 3tissrc
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20. . HI
LATEST MOMENT.
TELE GHAPAlC
LATER FROM MEXICO.
MEMCANS DESERVING THE CAPITAL.
CITY UNDER MARTIAL LAW.
Guerrilla Massacre of American
Dragons.
vOMITO AT VERA CRUZ.
&c., &C., &c.
CITY UNDER MARTIAL LAW.
VOMITO AT VERA CRUZ.
&C., &C., &c.

We have advces to the l4th inst. from Vera Cruz
These contain nothing from SCOTS advance.
party Of eleven Dragons, encamped 1T Santa Fs
near Vera Cruz, attacked by guerrias The dra-
goons all sleeping but the sentinel His gun missed
fire, and before he could give the alarm he was cut
down.
The Mexicans then rushed the dragons just as
they were arousng conflict ensued and
seven Of the dragons killed All the rest but one
were wounded
When the tidings reached Vera Cruz n detachment
OF Capt Walkers rifles sent out in pursuit.
Few new cases Of the romito have occurred at Vera
Cruz
Inc latest accounts from the capital the LIST OF
May. Martial law existed there
reace was denounced, aud the citizens were moving
on anticipating the assault of our army
The vicinity Of the city of Mexico was infested by
robbers
Inc remains OF the seven companies of discharged IL
hnois volunteers have arrived at New Orleans ON the
Goth inst
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BALTIMORE, May 10, lsa7.
'apI chuytor sailed from Baltimore, to-day for the
seat Of war
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N OOO siooOn So 900, 400, $1,000 $500
- ,UUU, $1,000 $500, 1900 900 sa,5oo, $4,000
300 10 loan Real Estate ia this city aud Brooklyn or
Williamsbu sh
A.o, Real Estate bought sold, and exchanged for FARMS
lots SC,
Owners Of Real Estate who wish to sell exchange,
those who house lot and money build, farm
A. SERGEANT & SON,
mas TuTh&Sat issre Is Wall st.
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Dreadful Explosion in a Coal Mine.

PoTTsvILLg Pa, May 20, lstT.
dreadful explosion took place from re damp in the
coleries Of Rogers sinnickson & Co Francis Kinlev
is probably burned fatally; and Daniel and Peter Nc.
Menng severely. The gangwsy cars, &C. are somewhat
injured No further particulars A vet
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---,<ss--. PIANO FORTE FOR SALE-A fine
toned Ga octave. grand action Piano Forte
TIN Yf1with all the modern improve ments, made of
!yI 1.-THE very best seasoned materials and will be
warranted has been but short time and will be sold
for $50 cash Also very good low priced Piano Fortes
for sale cheap To be the Piano Forte Wareroom 488
Broadway, corner of Broome street. m26 3t-rc
IA FOR SALE-A Farm at Yonkers about 20 mile,
H from the city mile from the railroad and about two
from Yonkes landing containing about land
in good state Of cuvation; barn. ouhouse &C. large
part of the purchase remsn mortgage Apply
to y. Is. HUTCHINGS,
m27 Nsr sc John st.
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LIOuIp HAIR DYE

LIQUID HAIR DYE.
II ATCHELOR'S instantaneous Liquid Hair Dye, is far su
- reror to anything offered for coorng the hair TO
beautiful aud permanen black brown, without staining
ijurng the SKIN The wonderful facility with which this
on and aoahme Of thousands who loud It's praise.
Sold Wholesale aud retail al WM. BATCHELORS, No. 3
Wall street, Broadway PrceBoues for the hair,
81 20 for the whske 81 Beware of worthless
II. Gibbs. al6 Imsc
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CASTLE GARDEN is opened for the season.-In the
~ Evenings Concerts of Instrumental Music will he given
by the German Brass Band under the direction of Monk
consisting OF selected compositions from Labitzky
Lanner GunSl straeck and others, commencing Monday
Inemison of half hour during the evening for PRONE.
msdng. refreshments and viewing the Cosmoranas which
have be zen re-arranged.
Admi sion i2h cents. Concert commences at o'clock
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WIGS WIGS!
CTRANGERS aud CITIZENS wishing first quality Wig
- Toupee invited inspect the assort
the largest stock in the United States There always best
place procure article every business and the place
TO buy Wig Toupee, is Bachelors nufacory No.2
Wall street. Broadway. Private rooms for fitting Wigs.
Copy the address al3 lm~r
aud Chnese Fans 1926 Broadway offers to the trade the
largest market the lowest prices The
meat nearly thousand varieties including pau
white pape, Fans co paper Fans, black Fans black
white aid coored silk Fans silver paper Fans, painted
Fans Chinese feather Fans varey carved
sandal wood pearl and bone Fans hnee painted silk Fans
Together magnificent collection OF rich dress and
bridal Faus from medium priced to the most costly de'crp-
ton mas 3tsTIhXSa
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VAUXHALL GARDEN CONCERT ROOM-A de.
ghtfu Musical Entertainment will be given the above
popular place oil resort every evening until further notice.
der the direction OF Mr. Austin Phillips assisted by Miss Mar
to- Miss Jeanne Reynodson, Mr. Quayle, Mr. Ray, &c. &c
concert tickets Is cent?, admitting Gentleman and Ladies'
rree ADMISSION 10 Garden. m23 If re
NJ ECHANICs HALL. No. 472 BROADWAY. between
rccfHiiht IsT7f'ss M hlSSsfkMus'
Have the honor Of announcing, that by the desire of
The heads Of numerous amilies they will one
week longer their popular which
Tor succession Of thirteen weeks have nightly
by the elite and fashion of the city.
admission 70 cents; To commence nj O'Clock my237
MUSICAL NOTlCE--THE BEHM FLUTE-Mr
4A John A. Kyle Professor Of the Flute, having rec
adopted the B9hm flute prepared to supply professors
amateurs with tins Instrument manufactured in superior
ver medal at the Fair Of the American Institute The
Bohm the only flute used in the PARIS
and the Royal Academy Of Music London and in all
seal institutes IN Europe and fast the old flute
IN tins country, having been adopted by many
eminent professors in the United States As il of the
est importance that amateurs should purchase good
ment Mr. Kyle will examine every instrument and give
ny each flute.
letter.. pos pad) addressed John A. Kyle 1876 Broome
street, VIII receive Immediate attention. Also hand Kye
eAeyed nute manufactured above Instruction given
each of the above instruments. MA M&Wm.rc
EXHIBITION PAINTINGS FOR sALE.-The -four
large Pictures Of Christ Rejected" Christ Bearing the
Cross Calvary" and The Three Days IA Paris painted
by the late VIM Dunlap ESD will be sold or let for erhib
ton moderate and accommodating terms RESPONSE
BILE party. Apply 10 r. y. FRASER,
m27 3tis+rc Art Union, 372 Broadway.
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GOLDEN FAkMEk J: No iof new edition Of rla,,
Of this play have been sold offome editions Love in Humble
Life is No g. This edition. at per copy will en-
brace the most popular rces by the best will
issued rapidly
just published, Life Of Gen Taylor with illustrations of
the battles incidents &C. 1871 cents Ao the Family Book
la pages closely pr ted l2 cents containing cooking
and carving in all its varieties Family MUSICIAN &C. sc.
Crockett Rough aud Ready Turner& Fishers Comic Al
for l8t8 four number, will be In lew days
TURNER X FISHER, II Chatham ST.,
m27 1t.rc aud Is North 9th ST. Phi'a'erha
n AGUEkREOTYPEs--A "discoyer and improve
- ments" are the order Of the day
Zach c.ms that his work ought carry the full sway
So WALSH has Process, of course the very best
At the Bowery, III, yes-there they stand the test
But bag aud folly put aside, his work invites inspection,
Then judges will decide his is q fine collection.
Now making his TO take thousands
He still hangs out his banner the sugar store.
m26 fi2aw Je al BOWERY, near Broome
THE iLLusTRATEp HAND BOOK FOR IRA
VELIEkS. containing description OF each State the
CITIES principal towns and watering places the railroad aud
sage routes, rrce of fare sc mbeliished with 1875 highly
finished and Of the United States
Just published, and for sale, who esae and retail by
SHERMAN X SMITH,
myso 1awlm"r l22 broadway, corner Cedar ST.