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operations by the time mentioned in the previous article
they shall be liable tine Of 900 francs per day for

operations by the time mentioned in the previous article
they shall be liable to tine Of 900 francs per day for
the delay.
ARTICLE 80 The present contract shall at the
end Of ten years provided notice of such expiration has
been given by either party previous Should such
not be the the contract shall continue on the same
terms and by tacit understanding for tho twelve
ceedng months at the end Of which formal notice Is to
be given by each party
SIC Nill.-PARTIcuLAR ARRANGEMENTS,
ARTICLE 30. With u view Of facilitating the move
ments OF the Company the Minister Of Marine Affairs
and the same of the Finances will give the necessary
Instructions to the maritime authorities of the various
French ports to grant every facility which contri
butte TO the despatch Of business The Minister of
reign Affairs also promises to do his utmost to obtain
from foreign authorities the
for the Company.
The company on its side shall strictly conform to all
the custom house regulations Of foreign countries
pain Of resembling Of the contract
ARTICLE 81 The contract between the government
ana the company, cannot be in any manner let out
ceded to third parties either in part whole without
the written consent Of the Minister Finance Should
It be known that the company have sub-lst ceded
any part OF their contract without this permission
the Minister OF Finance shall have the right rescnd
the contract without the company being entitled any
idemnity whatever.
ARTICLE 3? The company shall be located in Paris
In the Rue d'Antin, No. T.
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M. WISE,
- - ,

M. WISE,
OPTTCIAN. FROM GERM.aNY
MI OST respectfully informs the citizens Of New York and
v1 the public general that he has located hmsefin this
city at
NO. 437 BROADWAY
Where may be found large and complete assortment OF
SPECTACLES AND READING GLASSES,
- GOLD, SILVER AND STEEL FRAMES.
Mr. w would also remind the public whom he is partially
known by his annual Saratoga Springs for the
yeais that by his knowledge ofthe Optical science he
bled to determine the Glasses suitable for eye Persons
with weak be supplied with glasses which will great
ly benefit and strain the sight
called style OF Perspective
Ground Glass Of the finest flint which, through their high
polish and true ground produce the vision and have
been highly recommended the best their effect spon the
eye for preserving and improving the sight continued
ing and reading
Short sighted person.. and such nave been operated
upon for Cataract, can alsqbe suited.
u lie inserts New Glasses of superior quality in old
frames and soiic the patronage Of all in Of his articles
suit the sight for FIVE years. exchange them without extra
charge mi ims,
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The Line OF Ocean Steamers from Havre to
New York.

Asthe law regarding the establishment of u line Of
steamers between Havre and this port, has already
passed the French Chamber Of Deputies and its adop
ton by the Chamber of Peers may be looked upon as
certainty this enterprise may be deemed fixed fact
almost.
We therefore give herewith the various regulations
Sc, ofthe contract between the company and tho
French government which translate from the Jour
nal da Hare, received by the last arrival
1t Is stated that tho first steamer is to leave Hayre
on the LIST Of May next Saturday, for New York
ARTICLE Each vessel shall be fully equipped with
everything necessary shall have u sufficient number of
boats for all the wants OF the servce shall carry two
cannons and have crew the minimum number of which
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PRACTICAL BOOK KEEPING.

NO. 88 CEDAR STREET.
M RI e. MARSH, Accountant author Of d,e "Scienc e
~ o. ube-Entry bookkeeping Simplifed" and III e
AT Of Single Entry bookkeeping Improved" continues to
Course Of nstruc onThe public respectfully nfomc
and assured that the plan pursued by Mr. Marsh teaching
,h important branch truly Of practice in keepin
BOOKS rather than course Of lectures ON the theory.
ne pupil becomes familiar from actua with oil the
books constituting set and person good capacity will by
TINS course become competent bookkeeper about month";
and will receive certificate 10 that effect
Pospecus with be Obtained at the Rooms from
a. M bsrM mis- lmsf
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GREAT ATTRACTION.
.sssL al

a. GREVE brgs TO acquaint his friends snd pnrons
mat ms agent has returned from Europe, Brrncn
\Tnter res,dencei seven months Androsberg, and
49, the other most celebrated districts Of Germany lie
has been enabled to collect the best selection Of singing and
fancy birds he has also an unusual variety o
aud ncy birds from all Of the world selected with
trouble, without regard Co coSt.
~. B-Fancy dogs Shetland PONIES Chinese silver and
English pheasan,, swans sud every variety of bar-dcor
iowis fancy and breeding bird seeds, treatise
the management OF breeding aud raising ansres, nc.
Shelters postpaid will all times meet with prompt
attention from A. GRIEVE,
m23 im-uc No. John street, ". Y.
MANGANEsE--luo easLs block DIVIDE Of Maulane
Nl ground, for siie bt
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WANTED.
SEXERAL Agents wanted supply the country rnde with
- Drugs and ready prepared Medicines The stock is of so
large variety larger than v~ before offered by any
establishment In the United States, that agents
and pedlan ear ger supplied with large small quantities
Kcal itreatmen1 by the well known Dr. Solomon Heine
formerly of Hudson and Reade streets who is enga ged
for that particular purpose, and has his Office ar of the
Store. 49,
,,Arrly the German Drug and Medicine store No. i27
Chambers I'm
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HoFk ANp dSA ri NJ, hs
'eas s the
.s E: ).
At 1B aAEEr Asp S SIX SGLoGK
IA. C.ldwes, Ws.cPoint, New6urgh. Hsmps
S R.t
R CAPT pnf. F. hoard s
snd Saturday hapa.t six O'clock Returning on opposite
For freight. apply board or to F. BHALL
NIGHT LINE-DIREcT.
From the foot of Cortlandt street.
M Ps;ssss a Ky ; Bos will arrive /" time to take The
to Saratoga and Lake George "u"''0' anu n'r'
The low pressure steamboat EMPIRE. Capt r. B. Macy,
Leave. New York Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
passage or freight apply on board at the Office the
The steamboat G COLUMBIA, Captain W. w Topper will
For passage or freight, apply board at the Office the
Regular days from New York, Monday, Wednesday and
JH SfBx XIV Rkb fH1 a2ATs
Fare so ce4ss-Breakfs't and Dinner on B9s5d ,,o
:sS T. ;'::is s'st%;: nA.
the pier FOO, Of :oasinr "a
from he pier foot Of Warren street. touching at
For freight apply board the Boats Geo.
10 Al persons forbid trusting the above boats
count of the owners ar
E3AFTERNOON LINE, DAILY,
49, FOR NEWBURGH AND FIsHKILL,
A4A-$ Landing at Van CoItlands, (Peekskin,) West
Point, Cold Spring and Cornwall. The Steam
fsS. Of Warren street, Tor The above places: aepon
!uminS-wi lsavo Newbqrgh every morning at 7oelock,
Bills Specie put boa I'd Of this risk Of
the thereof unless entered the books Of the boat
cepted for. aJs-imsr
rK- THE Proprie,991 Of Steamboats, wishing
E&S0AE ~ Bells hung would do well to pay q visit q
$3.50 hoard the steamboat. Governor Thomas
.aineer Iron Wtcn, Catalina &c, and examine H. HoMrRs
improved style OF Bell Hanging expressly adapted for Steam
boat Put neat and strong and warranted for year.
II. H.. No. 8Ann street. m2S lmsr
NOTICE.
-> STATEN ISLAND FERRY-On and
sfsr sYN Nd y AP5 EN l'h h ;tssPboa,;
follows, until further notice - "
LEAVE STATEN
Ats ., 3, 10, ii, A. M, and ], 2, g. l., 5, 8, P. H.
At T. .. TO- II. A. M and past and at L. s.
. g, 7, O'clock r. M.
New York April 18th. ai3r
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BIZ BLACk BALL LINE Of PAUkETS.
~ 10 ~ @
)EKoONS wishing passage TO Liverpool by the spenud
and eommodious packet ship Columbia, which sails
date application Captain H. g. Fubs board at the foot
OF Beekman street, or to the subscriben
Those wishing to send for their friends to from
Liverpool by the avoe packet Yorkshire sailing from there
the LIST of June the above splendid ship which sails from
there the 10th of June Of the B,ch Ball Ling
secure their passage previous to the sailing OF the Boston
steamer Of the LIST Of May by applying to rs,
Persons RENTING to their friends, have drafts
Ireland Prescott Groe, Ames Co. London, which
will be paid the various branches throughout Great Britain
and Ireland. Apply to
ROCHE, BROTHERS Co.
IS Fulton street, New York.
Pa,sengeAgens for the Black Ball Line Of Liverpool Packets
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NEW YORK CASH TAIDORING


MO. ~ WEST BROADWAY and No. % Church street.
Gardeners garments made in the approved French
STYLE on the following reasonable Fine French Cloth
Dress Goats SIS; Fock Coats do from SIS s6 French
Cashmere Pants 81 so to $780, Dress Vest satin 81 80
s. & q. WYANT,
NH Is rh No. 70 West Broadway and % Church ST.
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NEW TEAS, OLD JAVA COFFEE.
GROCERIES, &c, at Wholesale and Retsil.-J. o. FOW-
~ LEH daily receiving from Agcton choice new Green
and Black Teas Jaws and other Coecs, White and Brown
Sugars and family Groceries Of all kinds which be is ring
small adv the Wholesale prices Families and den-
lers from the country would do well call and the
above stock Of goods before purchasing Stores Nos and
i28 Greenwich and 70 Vesey streets
N. d. Goods packed and delivered to the boats without
charge mag I'm RI
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IMPROVED MAGNEITC MACHTNES.
MOREHEAD'S GRADUATED MAGNETIC
MACHINE

Is instrument Is important improvement all other
orn OF manufacture and has been adopted by the med.
cal profession generally as the most effecua machine
IL perfectly SIMPLE IN construction and therefore liable
to get out of order as the with similar
admits Of perfect control and be graduated to any power
adapted for any infant sufficient for the adult
the pleasure Of the OPERATOR The force impaired
the most delicate patient i reIui assistant in its use
and is IN every respect, perfectly harmless.
Each machine compscty arranged with the battery and
all necessary appliances put rosewood Ac
campaigning each full directions regarding and a
plicaton. y
W Owing to the facilities possessed by the subscriber the
Graduated Magnetic Machines sold prices equally
as those charged for inferior articles They be readily
sent 20 any part Of the country.
Price Of the machine; 3d. sl2 and s each according
size and hnsh and each instrument is warranted
Many Of the performed by this machine truly
derul some Of them diseases the tedious and pain
nervous complaints the effects almost magical
Physicans and others cautioned
limitations these machines under Whatever name as they
will be found OF title val ue.
Manufactured and for sale, Wholesale and retail by
d. C. MOORHEAD,
ri 1msr 1872 Broadway, New York
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LET ITS WORKS
r f c 0 NJ Nj T. N ID 1T.
ROAkE'S


k SsSs5 ssss; ss sms.s
Gains de:h wounds, disease. the spine s1 or
hpaon' se.d,,ehs e aS"s Sun neck salt
ces tuaions ;ssli i.' sSsl 1ahssi Ssia
worm s ''o or q sst sss' ba n5Ps' i, s
sI HEAD 4 TH f. E .SInb M &s'
Th,osi ~ fEEK q John street was cured Of Clumsy Sore
JOHN Il + keller of,hs Brooklyn Orphan Asylum
the best family remedy he and would be without
r. 81 r3. ,ss a.ssn:as slisshs
thing he cSna hear Of without benefit for nammaIoiy Rsa
HON fRcE OH Warren street, will e. to it. SUI
SEoRdE GpsEKAy wa. cured of Govt
Residence 18th street. near It'll avsnss Va. NJ ,.m
Messr,. s. J. IsoERsoLL& Co.: "' -'''" '''''
oS or % yours IS one OF gsr e s
the acted Induces me to offer my humble testimony am
FIETY.sIx YEARS
;i @ r ssss ,;
hPss a% % at & s
10 S .as much wa. e bed
ui death unable sleep raise my arm: without
"poa % Ps friend Of mine ceiling
me a1AkE wseR PN I'D In NE
relief continued apply according to directions, and
tn had s x f ss % 5 ps:s
ss ,"a S:vs
any and advise ali who are thus slieed
' S "a. @ % Il Ii 9s IeTsS s "
South Third near Fourth street. Williamsburg.
LOSS q G TIE Use e. THE
MEs.Hs. 8. ISoEKsoLL & Co.:
wa sss !. q gratitude %
About ago while engaged At %y worE wa.
taken suddenly with severe pain ankle, which for
Sa me i; be
could not help Fd' FIJI ~ H ssHs
VI : fssss ss
treatment they concluded try cold water which they
G .Is mo f sas % sd NY
getting relief this E%f ssddn S s0e tos OF
Roeke. Iodine Linmcat and sent it me- advising
H seated fs ankle
cd REQ % is.
but feeble expressions Of the gratitude feel towards YOU
to perfect health shall pray for happiness
prosperity.
Signed. Truly and i &SR$ NEseSsir,isrnn.
as,:s ss s. s' h ;;. ssss' zSS
% sS" Hs s sss ssssyA sa S sss M
LIS Alister and being by duly sworn, doth de-.
~ and say. that the above certificate signed by
them Is true in respect.
Sworn to before me this cath day OF October. 1876.
Signed T. VAN TINE.
Alderman Of the Ninth Ward.
PAIN KILLER
MEssEs g. IsoERseLL Co.-Gentsmen-During the
that was Obliged to carry her stairs and her bed
made up mind that she would be able walk again for
month at least but TO surprise after making few thor
ough applications of Roake Iodine Lnimen she
morning entirely well have also been for years troubled
with chilb,ns and have tried thing have heard Of
never found anything that such immediate and per
manent relief, the Of your Iodine Lniment, Yours
truly, SYLVANUS WHITE
. 1913 Bride street, Brooklyn.
Brooklyn, Dec. l6, 1886.
s. INGERSOLL sole proprietor
Principal Depot 23O PEARL Street g. INGERSOLL, sole
proprietor For sale, also, by all respectable druggists
fe5 eod2m~r
NEPTUNE HOUSE, NEW ROCHELLE.
THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends the
public generally. that his house will
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IA Offers Hat for So So equal any sold elsewhere for
|s3 a BIS well;lnown establishments l7a Broadway,
sxpenee principle in the sale Of Hats no compesed his
srrengsnonts to supply any demand
Ceaemen ayng their orders may have hat made in any
style TO suit their in three hours less if absolute
Iy necessary
An experienced saper always attendance that every hat
he t ed 70 The head aud upon perfect
the we3er This beng important point, particular
II. iva
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ANOTHER CHALLENGE.
ONCE MORE we challenge the New York Shade dealers
~ to compete with in the sale Of Window Shades We
making large daily additions stock of Shades
and pcdg ourselves to be undeod by As To the quail
Of ades, have but word say They took the
premium at the late fair Newark, We invite the ctr
of New York and the surrounding country to give
call and will prove the truth Of lions.
DUNCKER Becker,
No. so Chatham street, near Chambers street,
min ltnkr Ne,uX nrL
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8. INGERSOLL, sole proprietor.
Principal Depot, 23O PEARL Street, g. INGERSOLL sole
proprietor For SALE also by all respectable druggists.
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LEssONa o. TME PIANO FoRTE.. :

<s-sggr,zr-=r MISS G. G, WEAlYSS can now accommo-
date 9ree or iou, more pupils Immediate ap-
SVA Vpicaton be made At her house, No 3t7 Sixth
bxG eafect, between Avenues G aud d. ~
VIII have no objection If desirable attend her pupls AZ
their residence. ~ f"' ~
Temi-Tweve Lessons for Five Dollars or Fifteen Dol.
Jars per SuaTer-thfee lessons each week. ala 1m*rc
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sPBlNG STOCK OF
3 90 rs a y u ST O E s

SMITH & Rl3LEY.
81 TAKE THIS METHOD Of informing their customers
snd purchasers in general of'heir extensive and well
- tes. BusNins sPrers, &c. OF their own manufacture
aGd large stock Of reS Boots Shoes and Brosans selected
with great care and purchased for cash. which will enable
them 20 Sc al the very lowest prices
~ bSfnfc viii he n,rn unill O'clock in the evening
GIVING Country Merchants their
stock when not otherwise engaged.
SMITH q RTSLEY,
t2 Chatham st.. directly opposite the Chatham Theatre.
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NEPTUNE HOUSE, NEW ROCHELLE.
THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends the
public generally, that his house will be open receive
company or before the first day Of May also he
prepared to make arrangements with families for and
offer great inducements those who wish city
and well accommodaed-alsOg good bathing
AZ 3ws
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"a ia ] :, SFNlNG 81 IlE.
IA BANTA, No. % Canal street. and No 1870 Chatham
sse aloesn and Nauia Fur Hats So aud only char
ges 50 80 Tor his first quality Mosska and ge Nua Hats
lie has nnds9me AID durable Hats 81 so having the appear
ance and inlsh OF The Ser priced hats Gentlemen wishing
eriace Of comfort or appearnce viii please give him call
Also general assortment Of caps of various kinds reduced
prices. ale Im.c
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-<,uyi} JUsT RECEIVED, large lot OF Geutlemens
1ench Boots, the best and handsomest ever in
tbs city Dad viii be sold The low price ofSj Also all kinds
Of ieneqegs Cutters aud Patent Leather Shoes and all the
dertm kinds 81 Boots aud Shoes Ladies' you will find in
W. , s'2f e1. ysIey Of Cater Boots slippers, Bnsn,
end all other kinds md sizes Misses and children. Boots and
shoes BoyS BOOT, Caters Shoes slippers of all The
way, corner OF Franklin street N CAiIiII
AZ b. country merchants supplied by The package dozen
IIokr
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- j.. WALSH s. CO.,
q. FRENCH BOOT aud Shoe Makers 40 6 Ann street
lZnelr ne Museum, New York Fne French Boots So ~
Fitch ismGcra Dress Boots made order 81 90 usually
slippers 4ay hand md 10 order al the shortes
notice h9iring, &c, done in the store Quick sales
m23 Ian rc. ~ -
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THE LADIES' CONGRESS- BOOT.


., p. LABOYTEAUX, GIL Broadway, desire, 10 in.
Eh form his numerous aud fashionable lady patrons that
" s- he has made augements for the right
ba- the elegant elastic walking Boot now so fashionable
the highest cirees in England 1pd France The recent i'm.
povemeut IN the elaesc stuff viii enable him make IN,
boots and high shoes with he eegsncc peculiar his style
OF work, aud yet ithput the uonble oflscings.
This valuable Invention 81 The confined pres
from the arch OF the foot while the aords
eostfc sprng IA walking which cannot be appreciated
without frift AID mer
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lsA STOKES ON The 6rH AND 9Th AVENUES
ki,I 10 LET.-No 60 Eighth avenue, between 18th and
....aAl ith streets.
No. liz q seuwich avenue, near the 9th avsuue
No. 1875 Sixth avenue, between 18th aud 18th
The dwelling part OF each house which three stories in
height with marble nantes and sliding doors will be rented
separately If required. q. III. WINTER.
s30 lwFr 81 Wall street
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Has cured and i'll the worst possible cases Of
rheumatism, Govt, SweliRgs, Sprains, Bruises
tumors, calosities, scrofula or kings evil. chill
blains, flesh wounds, diseases Of the spine or
hip.joint, headache, Group, stiff neck salt
rheum, eryspelas, dropsy, feversores,
corns, bunons scalds, tootf-ache, pain
IN the side or breast, pimples, ring
worm or letter, BARRIERS itch,
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$500 FsR3WAES

fINIIE Presiden, and Directors of the Office Of Dis
I count and Dcposlte Of the Bark Of Virginia, AT
Lyuchburg do hereby offer areward Of Five Hundred
Dollars, for the apprehension, securing aud delivery
Iynchburg, of " iam B. Ayeret, late Teller Of the
said Bank wlo after having embezzlcd portion of the
funds Of the Bank absconed from this place Thurs
dsy last From information received, II Is supposed that
the said Averott has gone souhWardy. He is man Of
small statue, thin vsase, light eyes, and ofgood ad
dress.
o. The Richmond Wing aud Enquirer, the New
Orleans Della and pcayune will publish the above semi
weekly for weeks. aud forward their accounts 10 the
pr asident and Directors.
Aur. - .lWs
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NASlilNGiON, July - 1877
Among the officers iromthe Army who are here y
Capt NcghInan. "ho commanded themulefy III 81.
Dlnphan's celebrated regiment. He Is hne looking
man. Of the medium SIZE, aud Is courteous, firm and
chlvalrc without ostcniatlon. In company with him
are two or rhroe tfiho rfiyacs of hls company very
genleel and and respectable locking young nen, who
were merchants in good standing N Missouri but who
left their homes and repaired the scat Of war at Then
country call.
am pleased To inform YOU, that the Secretary Of TIL
Navy has contracted with MAJOR Arnold Iaulsio carry
the nitcd States Mail, from Cbnpros 10 Astoria III Or
epon in steam vessels Of thousand tons each This
is a continuation Of the route. contracted hr by Messrs
Sloo s. Goa from New York TO New Orleans, havana
and Glagres MAJOR liars has ef hele for New lofh
10 complete his arrangements ,,,,,.,,
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POTOMAC.
ANFCDOrE OF GEN. TAYLOR.

The following anecdoie is communicated by CORES
pendent Of the Montgomery Alabama ournaiandis one
Of The most touching incidents We have ever oet;
The General had occasion 10 Visit Point isabel, after
the battle Of Buena Vista; and HE Captain OF the steam
boat had reserved OF state rooms dr The General
accommodations There several sick and wounded
yoluntcerson the boat en- route Tor New Oreans who
had to take the way fare incident l. crowded boat, aud
par,icnlav 50 on this occasion. Gen Taylor soon saw
all this and at ordered these men 10 be placed m
his state ,oons and proper atltut On ad them II was
rather cold rainy day, when thus occurred Inc deck
hands and many others the boat, did not know Gen.
Iayor. The wind blew high, and the iremen had
raised sail Ia front of the BOILERS TO protect themselves
from the rain. and under this sail there were some old
mattresses; here Gen. Taylor laid down and went 10
sleep AT supper time great inquiries were made tor the
General and servants sent of look him up. But he
could not be found At las some one going below, III
aufed ola fire nan II he had any thing oil Oh and
such nan--iho leman said no, but added There Is
clever old fellow asleep there, under the sail IN front Oh
tho fire." II was Gen Taylor. Yes, sweet indeed mus
be the sleep OF such whe has the heart to change
naces with the poor sick soldier as Taylor did on tins
coca sion such Humanity stands out IN bold rehc an'
greatly mitigates the evils inriden to Wal"