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Died

On Sunday last, Nov 2lst, HIRAM GAYLORD, Of this
city, formerly Of the arm Of Gaylord Hathaway In
the 43d year Of his age
Hs friends aud those OF his brothern law Rensselaer,
Ten Brook, respectfully invited to attend his fane
raj this (Tuesday) afternoon, Esd inst at 3K O'Clock
from 100 Blocker street.
On Sunday evening, 2lst inst, Mrs ELIZABETH TvR-
NEa, aged 10 years.
Her friends and the friends Of her sons Aaron and
Henry Turner, and ner sons-inaw, samuel Brown and
James Conner respectfully invited to attend her
neral this afternoon. Nov. 23d at O'Clock, from her
late residence, 1877 Walker street.
On Sunday, Nov. 2lst, Miss CArHARiSE Helms, ma
tive of Hanover, Germany aged % years.
The relatives and friends OF the deceased respect
fully invited to attend her funeral this uesdsy) after
at o'clock from the residence Of her brothern
law, Mr. Henry Siefken, No. al Anthony sire O. without
further invitation.
At Brooklyn, on Monday, 2ad inst of dropsy Of the
brain, JOHN EDWARD, second son Of Thomas and Emms
Jane Tempest, aged years and ~ days.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral from ia JOHNSON street. Wedues
day, the oath inst at2P. Nj. 1t
In Concord, Mass, Nov 10th, Mrs Lucy relict Of thu
late Col Jonas Buttrick and mother OF Stedman But
trick, Esq, aged 49,
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By ELECTRIC sTELEaRApH.
LATER FROM SANTA Re.
INTERESTING INTELLIGENCE.
ac., &C., lie.

CINCINNATI, Nov -, lsa7,
Letters have been received In this city from St Louis
dated 18th instant which state that later advices have
been received from santsFs
The letters contain complaints against Colonel New
ley for,having divided the Missouri regiment, sending
parts OF 1t to Chippewa and keeping others against their
will
The arrival of Colonel Price with his veteran troops
was announced
DR.. Warner, of Capt Paul's company, was wounded
by the Indians while crossing the Plains he sub
ssqusntly discharged from service
Mr.. Foote of Colonel Castor's battalion died from
the sting of q tarantula.
1t was believed at Santa Fs that the property Of all
Americans probably at Chihuahua) would be conhs-
Gated and in that the would he sent south
and murdered.
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InTxLLLGKNgE BT TEN MAILS.
WA,Hrraror. Nor. Il. ls47

WARRINGTON, Nov. Al, ls@7
The Latest on Hand
There another plan-the original plan Of Mr. Man
gum, we beevs--of getting peace with Mexico It's
60 send down to Mexico commission OF three or Ave OF
most distinguished statesmen, such as Clay, Van
Buren,, Crittsnden Benton, and Dir, for instsnes-to
meet like commission, far be, from the Next
cans and this commission to settle treaty Of indsmni
ties boundaries, &c.
such plan might suceeed-it would have a prestigs
Of dignity and majesty about it that would attract the
attention OF the Mexiosns because like all half oivizsd
people tnsy are great sticklers for forms and
relations. ~ 40 " ~
We have our doubts about the administration recon.
oution of the war" while We believe or incline 70 be
lievs as In the Oregon controversy the President viii
the liquidation Of this Mexican difncuty
There one little excrescence which may grow out OF
continuance Of the war, that 1t will be hazardous 10
Off and fatal to rstain-we the exorescencs of
q standing army Of so or 100 900 men.
The reports of the Departments accompanying tho
Presdents message however will 90 powerfully 10 per
suade the popular judgment firmly against the perma-
neut occupation Of Mexico The dancing has bsen mag
the piper has yet to be paid and the introduction of
bill for direct taxation will have marvellous good ef-
TO batten and fsttsn upon this war
1hs Secretary OF the Treasury will either have to rs
An expansion of the tariff;
Ora seizure and working Of the Mexican mines
Or a conhsostion OF the Mexican church property;
or direct tax on the Mexican towns and oitiss
pied
| Ora direct tar ON the American people
Or more loans and treasury notes be passed
postcrity to redeem.
Now We suspect he loves the tariff of 46 too wel 10
touch moreover he ID afraid IL he touches 1t hts
tystem Is gone We suspect that all the Mexican mines
WIZ be found to be private property would not touch
the church property and dare II he would The tai
on the Mexican towns will be like collection taken
to pay the expenses Of the ghtIit will
pay for the candles. Yet suspect this will be-
commended upon very respectable calculation d.
rect tax on the American people must be avoided
can AVOID It. and We predict you therefore, that Mr.
walker Will ask for loans and treasury with
dsmption.
W. have had glorious war--grsat victories sand we
nave won name and fame In battle which will star
Tie even the old pensioners Of Napoleons cam pagns
Dut the Dill has to be presented paid and then
We present the question, shall 90 aud with 100 600
men hold on to Mexico till 1t Ia annexed and then set
tie the sixty millions OF British debt, then talk Of
the provisoy We rather suspect the dsfeps vs liz will
appear the better alternative. Essentially yours,
CHAPULTEPEC.
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ARCTIC EXPEDITION "A letter has been re-
ceived from DR.. John Rae, dated at York Facto.
ry Hudsons Bay the 2st of September last in which
he gives interesting description successful erpe
dition undertaken by him in July, ls4s under the d.
rection Of the Hudsons Bay Company, for surveying
Of the American continent which remained
He had successfully executed his mission and returned
after having traced the coast all the way from Lord
Mayors Bay to within few miles the Straits of the
Fury and Hecla and having proved the correctness
Sir John Rosss superstition, that Boothier Felix
peninsula He left Fort Churchill with party OF thir-
teen men, July g. 1885, and returned there after most
difcult and adventurous journey, September g. Is47
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BALTIMORE, Nov. ~, l8s7.


Btrchs TTia!-Membe,s of Congress-Thonksgivinx
Observation-Disclosures &c.
The trial Of Birch, for conspiracy to swindle the Me
chanics Bank will be resumed this morning. and brought
TO close about the middle Of the week The probabi-
y that the jury will be unable to agree again in which
the trial will be removed to Of the counties
goodly number Of members Of Congress are daily
passing through city to Warrington indicating that
there will bs full quorum the Hrst day Of the
sion.
Our markets commencing to be we'll nllsA with
poultry, and all the various incident to pro-
per celebration or rather Observance Of Thanksgiving
Day.
The incendiaies busly at work In this city, de-
stroyDg barns and stables in the suburb mainly the
purpose Of drawing the fire together and
ting riot
Forrest commences engagement here this evening,
at the Holiday street Theatre in the character Of XII
Lear. Anderson closed a brilliant engagement Of ak
nights on Saturday
Herr and sivor give grand concert this evening" In
the saloon Of the Tyre Buildings They will Of course
draw an i'm audience.
fine brig called the Warsaw, Ia to be launched to-
day from the ship yard OF MIR Brown She about 900
tons burths n, built for Col Mister and will be
mauded by Capt Claypole.
EOur markets Saturday were stationaryon account
Of the announcement OF the steamers news the sub
stance OF which did not reach here until late Ia the
ming
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slsssion Of Aldermen AID Csroln moved 10 strike out
three years and Insert one year as the term Of service
Lost. LlE
motion vas then made to strike out three years and
jnssrt two. Lost
The section was Their rejected by ayss and nays
The further considsraton Of the report was then laid
upon the table.
papsrs freu the Bocvd of Aldermen The Board CON.
CURED appointing Henry Cole weigher and gauger
ALSO appropris,ing $1,000 for the building of suita-
bic edice for the idioto children now on Blackwes
ISlsndsaid building to be erected on Raudas Island
comm unication received from the City Inspec-
tor In favor OF filing up vscantots In l2th street. be-
tween avenues b and e. Accepted In concurrence.
Petition of an individual TO put up iron railing in
Walker street, upon the sidewalk Granted in
renee.
A resolution that Liberty street. from Broadway to
Maiden lane be lighted with gas, CONQUERED In.
Also that Willett street from Grand to Rivngton be
lighted with gas.
1t then mevsd and seconded that the reoonsidsra
ton Of the veto Of his honor the Mayor the vote
raising the ary Of the clerk OF the Superintendent Of
Buildings from $500 to $780, be taken up. Carried.
The original resolution submitted to his honor In
September last, and returned with his objections The
Board of Aldermen passed 1t afterwards his honors OBJ
jectons to the contrary aud the pre-
sent action was on concurrence. The affair was the
subject OF much sbate pro and and was finally dis
posed Of Nen-eoncurred in o ayes nays.
The message of his honor the Mayor In relation to
lighting the CITY sc laid the table in the former
part OF the evening" taken up and referred to the
committee on lamps and gas
Th. Board then adjourned to Monday evening next,
at O'Clock.
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News FROM HAvANA.-The brig Tit arrived
Yesterday from Havana having sailed the 9th 10 n
we papers Of the 18th The Forth steamer arrived
from Vera Crua the 9th Inst with Siboc0 In specie,
and thirty pins passengers The steamer severn or
rived from Kingston the same day Among the passeu
gers on the latter Cen d 7. A. Herrsn sx.Prssi-
from that Republic with his wife daughter Of Prssi-
deaf Mosquers, aud his three sons, aud DR.. Pinson.
Secretary of Legation Thsslsnd Of Tabsao visited
by hurricane the night Of the nth OF October by
which vast number Of houses destroyed, and a
third of It's sugar crop. We have for parcu.
lars.-N o, ptcdyuHe, IAN inst.
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INTELLIGENCE PROM THE PAcTrIc.-Dates from
Chill to the 27th September have been received Con
Rrcss had adjourned IL had been proposed to transfer
the seat Of Government to Valparaiso for four months.
The commercial house Of Puero Gsrnendia, OF Nsl-
paradise had called of their creditors and upon
examin alton OF their books SO, some EXTENSION was
granted 80 that their business could D. continued
~. o, Picavuns, 14fk inst
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Legislative Proceedings.

ALBANY. Nov 81, lS47.
Mr. DErIsror, from the Committee Of Conference on
the Manufacturing Bill reported that the conferences
had resulted In very wide difference Of opinion to
the personal liability clause The committee agreed to
make the stockholders personally liable for all debts due
to the operatives but to all other business debtors the
conference part Of the House rejected any liability
whatever. proposition by the Senate, for liability
offs cent above the amount Of their stock receipt In
Of debts $780, where the creditors agreed in
writing to release the stockholders from personal iab
ty, was rejected.
Communications received from David Graham
and Anthony Robertson, commissioners on legal re-
ferm stating that there will not be report to the
Legislature at this present session from the practice
committee commissioners
resolution adopted to enquire into the expe-
diency of rspesng modifying the charter of the Pr
son Discipline Society.
Bills passed for general plank and turnpike COM
psnies.
AssEMbLY
The only matter Of interest tho adoption Of
solution to adjourn the 18th Of December by vote
of SO to 80.
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Steamboat Accidents and are., Loss OF Life

0VeuuIUUdt UTcut LlObb
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22-P. NJ,
Louisville letter to the Courier statss that the
steamer Caroline from Ptsburg for Pearl River burst
her boiler on Friday morning, near Shswneetown MIR.
Peacock passenger from Pttsburg, killed and four
deck hands badly scaded-one since dead The boiler
was def ctive.
from Clinton to st Louis. came In collision Thurs
day morning, 10 miles below Cape Gsrardean, Upper
Miss The T. sunk Immediately in deep water The
total loss estimated at forty livessome think
The ladies and passengers lost every thing, escaping
only In their night Clothes and In that condition were
taken to Garardean by the steamer Tempest
The southern telegraph line Is out Of order.
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Married.

On Thursday, Nov IS, ls47, by the Rev. Ira Stewart
WILLIAM RATHb6N to MARY L SMITH, all Of this city.
On Thursday evening, the 18th inst by the Rev. II.
Cox, MIR. Isaiah McFAppEN, of New York. TO Miss Many
daughter Of John Opdsck, Esq Somerset county
New Jersey.
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AT the Goodyear Rubber warshous., 100

Broadway, may be found only the live yaviety
Of Patent INDIA pbbef fabrics but particular Over Shoes
combining all the recent in the msnuacure Of
this article with the cheapest market Those Of
who have purchased their shoes this establish
men will be astonished at the them and can
well afford to throw their old and Of
pre- sent style. ~
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Weekly Report OF Deaths

Men 81; Women 6T Boys n; GiT1s 20. Total 232
Apopexy, e Asthma, q Bronchitis 81 Bleeding, l; Bleed
ing from lungs Cancer Casu,es Cholera infantum
Il Cholera Morbus L. Collie, /; Consumption, ~; Convul
sons az Croup Congeston OF lungs 3; Concus son,
Cyauoss l; Debility, 8: Derum uemens. q Diabetes Il
chest i Dsowned5; Dyssne,y IS; Epilepsy, l: Fever I.
do typhoid, q do yphus 10 Heart, disease Of Hoopng
cough Inflammation, q lnampstion Of BRAIN lnhan
ofsom9ch Inflammation Of womb Il lnfammation OF IL
Malfomaton, q Marasmus 12 Old l. Palsy, a.
Premature BIRTH Small Spinal disease. Tumor. Il
Ulcers. /; Unknown,
o 10 to 90 49, 20 to 30 81; to 40 a. 40 to 49, to CO. IA
so to 10, 7; 10 to 90, 7; 30 to 80, I; unknoMn "a
A w. WHITE, City Inspector.
City Inspectors Office, Nov. 20. lsf7.
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There things TO be previous to the exc
cuton Of the above in order to give in
stance the hair head face and whole person.
with his calling profession, whether it be il.
gal physician intellectual of kind gallant
lop mechanic lock- other the mnutes part Of
which faithfully studied aud executed, By HILL, the in
imitsbe Hair Gutter, at No. 10 Nassau street " "
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son Co IS William street door below Wall street and
J. Savage, 81 FulfOn street. and
aud retail dealers IN Gold Pens, Gold Pea and Pencil
prices than other house the city Their Rcbe
leu Pen the only artce OF ths kind that aud
which stands emipen for durability and superior
finish having invariably proved itself the best ,hespest
rs and 81 so. Gold Pens carefully repaired "
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ealop bsskward and forward % full spssd, "a John
Gilpn; and, when spoken TO by the police, only dared
their authority The ofcsrs finally gave chsn and Of
started Ward at full speed up Anthony street to Gen.
A when suddenly turning into Centre and about put
ting his finger his nese In order TO bid sdisu to his
pursusrs, his horse trpped against the railroad,
which threw him plump on his side In the street; this
gave time for the officers mp and 10 the twink
ling OF lamp post. MIR. Ward found himself In the grip
OF the police and the poor received bruised leg
caused by falling In the morning MIR. Ward
Quoted before Justice Osborne who fined him So for be-
ing drunk and disturbing the and rs cents for the
stableman in taking charge Of his horse which sum he
paid and was liberated from custody Thus by ndulg-
ing little two freely the nights excursion him
So rs, and q lodging in the Tombs, besides.
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Rheumatisn, Palns, and stlnness on I'M.

joints swelling of the muscular substances near them and
other Distressing SYMPTOMS too well known descrip
pound Syrup OF Hyd'odate of Pota sssaparila and Ye
low Deck Root is recommended IN fall confidence az
benga specific and ceds but trial convince the most
credulous its Prepared for sale
BY e H. Ring Druggist and Chemist 1872 Broadway corner
John street. 1890
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aud compact construction furnished with articles, the size
which do detract from their usepn forming
and complete appendage the pc ary
adapted to the of the travelling puoic For sale at
q. SAUNDERS & SONS,
III Broadway. opposite Howards Hotel.
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aud heethul game adopted by Of
respe citizens No better evidence of its rapid in
be wished than the erection Of the splendid
the upper city These remarks called
forth by examination beautiful english and
America) models proposed to be executed by Mr. r.
Theal Of 1886 Broadway In them have
been made and recommend all who fon Of this de
ghfh game avail themselves of Mr. Ts invitation to call
and examine them
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Pocket and Pen Knives, Razors, etc.-A
beautiful assortment OF tho above be the subscr
bcr together large variety of scissors, nail files
polished steel goods Kazors ground and Cutlery re-
paired. G. SAUNDERS SON, 1T Broadway,
few doors shove t,ourtlapdt street.
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Gold Pens Tho wa to get a good ono is to

large bumb- aud select your nd for
two hold their alike Messrs John Grsa
ton Co nave for this established wholesale ard
retail depot No ~ Cedar upstas only door
fpm the pos, Office wnee you can sit down md try pens
their rel ative merits Mess Creation Go me them
selves almost exclusively to the Gold Pen business and by
dongthey offer iudu the quality and
price of their Diamond Pointed Gold Pens NJ B. Gold Pens
repaired n repointed
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This shows decline from millions to seven hun
dred thousand dollars In twelve years Our export
trade with Mexico has fallen of In the way. In
1876 the value of exports to that country more
than nine millions of dollars of which than three
millions were in domestic products
VALUE OF MERCHANDISE EXPORTED FROM THE UNITED
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ALBANY, Nov. ~, lSl7.
The Lsohine Railroad, Canada, was opened to the
public on Friday last.
Weather here very pleasant
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MeiOdc0n-C. White, the celebrated Neg, O
vocalist and Master Jubs drawing this saloon
Arrival Unexpected-Generai Tom Thumb

IaHv"H MISREPRESENTATION IOm VnumhD
snd his father his mother and younger brother have
Ived IN this city, and have taken the Chinese Museum
Coton Hall corner Of Bowery and Division street, and for
duced his price Of aamssiop therefore all wishing
ace the General and his Chinese which
NOR. than 5000 Chinese curositie do by calling
No. Y, corner Bowsvy; Adm son only l2s cents On This
occasion. the Gen has made ks nina
all and says all persons smaller than himself q any age viii
moth will particular attention the ladies' and give tho
his equired The General about
han hi%.sG wsghng only lsh The Joint weight 9f this
ladies and gentlemen tho General is singer, and will
time day, when called Hours
Of xhibtOn from in the morning I'LL 10 in the evening.
Grand Fancy Ball, % Prince Street, Co.'S
Warehouse Geo &c Taylor the celebrated Cos
tuner, is employed making up the most splendid
bee Hair Dresser 1888 Broadway. is preparing Chscter
sent to any part Of the Union When large quantity
is required person will be sent to- supsrintend them.
Robes Kegsia Cosumes and requisite prepared and
hand for l. u. of o. II.
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r--n CANARY BIRDS, LONG BREED, end GER
YSJg MAN SINGING BIRDs-The public are respect
% fully invited to call examine my lest inpofsuon
rxSc per ship Mayiower, from ArtweIr-compr'ng Juo
German Song Biz bv the Oldest amateurs t
city TO be the best imported 30 Belgian Long
Breed Canafies-weranted pure breeds Nghtngaes pold
and Silver Pheesant. Whistpg StsrnRs Nc Also 10 Long
Breed Cenares the sok Of an Amateur Breeder wh,eh az
rot be surpassed Ia health, color, or Ehnpe: CHARLES
REICHE, Importer Of Song Birds Ba William street be-
ueen Fulton and Ann Ns M M~m
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Ann se The sheape;5 and best place in the city rel
Boots 81 o-usually 50 co. second quality do 50 3ous~
ally S. CO. Large cash sales aud for on
friend Jones selling remarkably low His yoods are =,
warranted to give entire satisfaction.
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CtLEEs! 0LEES GLEES What have we here The
VI Diamond Gee Book, edited by s y. Dyer No l. con.
sng Seven Cleo, * 'm'n1,n conr 70 iut Published
Sngs B.rfod and Of the principal dealers and publishers
Also the Musical Times office, ia Nasiu street. where
agents = n be supplied n23Ssm
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Mali Failures

The Eastern mail was only partially through yester.
day. We received no New York pspsrs.-Mobile
Herald and Tribune, Nov l4th.
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The Indians drew n crow ded house mt the
Museum last light, and were pronounced by a who
saw them to he the hasU OF sivages that
visited The cities Of the fees They give their
foraaances this afternoo and evening.
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,=sxn AT PRIVATE SALE-A untry residence,
pr,g i've acfts excellent aId choice fruits, large
and conmodCus house, barn aud out houses; all having
been recently fried aud newly painted also two we'll. o.
excellent water and failing running through
part of the premises The situation ths central part
the village Of Huntingdon Suffolk CO. l. J., about snyf
miles dart the city Of New Yok o. inches and schools
ia me immediate vicinity; daily communicating with the city
BY ssbost and railroad For further partcul enquire u
S. W. Gaines, - Nassau street New York or OF David
4 Rush sto Huntington Village n23l2t~fc
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Laughing Gas -Au Exhibition md Lecture

the tbeon hydro ether aud de Tor laughing
sasl will be gwen at the Minerva Rooms 4o broadwsy this
% each for sale the door, Lecture commence
O'cl ck precisely.
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DHOCRAsTINATION - THE THIEF OF TIME
Desy il dangerous-neglect that cold and cough afew
weeks and the hope Of will be lost to forever
auy yecuniay deter from
your III, and health while there chance Consump
ton annually svespng of Thousands to the tomb. no dis
has baed tho skill Of physicians like IT, no phycisn,
perhaps has done for this large class OF suferu
buma ty than DR.. Wistar An ounce OF preventative Is
worth pound Of cue therefore, before lungs become
liberated, and diseased that hu
from M early gave try in season. try At once medicine
Which has bssn ofsuch infinite value Thousands obtain
bottle Of DR.. Wsta Balsam OF Wild Cherry take it, get
other neeessary persvere IN usnr IT, un you nave re-
nae yon, l,fs RI No., IN, nn.nL. NJ IL ~, ,nts
and eountefss buy but the and original
sale aid all by A. B. D. SANDS 100 Fulton and
h druRgists generally. m
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NUlNTEK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and gcnteeI boa'ders
w nay procure eligible rooms for the winter at the
National Hotel No 5Courlsnd 81. Application to be made
to ] B. CURTIS. p23 TEN