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Together. :. 100000 1885,


The exports to Europe, however seem still to have
been carried to greater extent this year than in any
previous and this in the face Of the bad state Of
commercial affairs there, and the general distrust
which prevails here, while to the United States fall
ing of in shipments is already apparent of boxes
as compared with those in 1874. and of ss,227 with
those in 1S47 Owing to the quara milne laws in SPAIN
few vessels have been despatched thher this month";
only II SIT boxes have gone forward against $685. in
April The shipments of white sugar for the Baltic
hence and from Nlatanzas, amount to about Ann.
boxes several orders would yet be executed if
necessary credits confirmed in London by the
British steamer. now due with the mail of LIST instant
Prices are about rial lower than they at the de-
now at and ~ fair, 6and So and superior for Spain
and rails per arrobe. Not including the latter We
yelows 4a6 rails or 13s I'd a1ss 4d browns, 3}sa3a
rails lbs 3D. a13s.; cucuruchos, 3a3a4 rails lis
3D. a11s 1od per cwt. b. IA per cent premium of
exchange. Several planters rather than submit to
these low rates, have already commenced shipping
their own account The stock of sugar hand is at
the present moment considerable say about 1som,
boxes here and at Matanzas, 110m boxes clayed and
3m hhas muscovado which latter can be quoted at ga
AZ rails per arrobe 1t is difficult to speak with any
certainty respecting the futrue course of prices as
these will be regulated by the lese favorable ad
vices which the steamer due to day may bring it is
needless ty say that her arrival is looked for with great
anxiety In coffee there has been very little doing the
exports since the 25th ult, amounting to only 931
otis. against 1929 in 1S47 in the same period; still
quote S6a the prices for I'd and Sd qualities and S5a
81 for Trieste Moasses has declined lately from ia to
1aa1A rails per key of 5a gallons at which latter price
several purchases have been made The shipments since
last hence and from Matan aud Cardenas amount
to only 10014 hhds and since the beginning of the year
to date many as 120,265 hhds have been shipped
against ITO 057 in 1917 For Muscovado 81 rails per
keg asked at Matanzas. Honey is selling at IA
. rails per gallon White Wax SO and yellow ditto ST
a per arrobe The operations in Tobacco have been
very moderate and give quotations owing to
the great diversity which exists in prices Freights
have not varied much For the Baltic the rates f3
to f3 10 Hamburg Bremen f2 Is TO f3 Great Bri-
tain f3 10 to f3 Is Cowes and market f2 10 to rs
10 Mediterranean f3 to rs 5 For the United States
there dema for small vessels to load molasses
the last charter was at S22s per hid. Exchange on
London. dull at II to 14ei per cent premium. New
York and Boston to IL discount New Orleans short
sight premium. Spain a premium. On Paris there
transactions. OF the specie per steamer from
premium
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WASHINGTON, June 10, 1913.
The Ncrt Presidencn.

Upon the stupid assertion of Mr.. Polk and his
organ, that the democratic party can do without
New York in the coming contest, the present pill
grimage of so many eminent politicians to that
State, is sufficient commentary. II is not at all
unlikely that New York will decide the contest;
but to which side she will give the victory is a
matter of serious doubt. The barnburners are too
fearful of the consequences to themselves hereafter,
to vote for Taylor. Notwithstanding the declara-
ton of Mr.. John Van Buren, think it probable
that few will bolt. There is still, however, con-
siderable number who cannot be induced to vote
for Cass The hunkers are very stupid not to adopt
the advice given in the Herald, to send delegates
to the State convention. Although they are in
minority in the State, yet there is doubt there
would be majority of the convention, and per-
haps two-thlrds, willing to support the nominees Of
the Baltimore convention. The prospect of the
spoils is too strong for the virtue of barnbuner or
bunker; and to principle, of course every one
understands that.
tits probable that Taylor inlay have quite as many
enemies amonst the wings as Cass amongst the
democrats of New York, so that the issue of the
contest is considered extremely doubtful. Mr. Fill
more Will scarcely cause General Taylor to be
ceptabe TO those to whom he is at present so OBJ
noxous.
1t will appear from the following calculation,
that the democrats must get either New York or
OHIO to avoid defeat
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The whole number of electoral votes in the APP
preaching election will be PSI. One hundred and
forty-four Q4D will constitute majority. Should
Cass get Ohio, he will have majority OF 3. Should
he get New York he will have majority of
49, One of the two States he must get to succeed
in his election. South Carolina will probably
throw away her vote. Ohio dislikes Cass, but Tay
Tor much more.
Meantime, let Mr.. Cass keep up his spirits. 1t
of the Old Dominion has actually written to the
editor of Virginia paper, the talsmanlc and
memorable words IIurrah for Cass and Butler"
How can the democracy despond after this
GALvIENsIs.
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NTosT EXTRAORDINARY woRK-To THE MARRIED

MOST EXTRAORDINARY wORK-To THE MARRIED
WI those contemplating marriage The married womans
Private Medical Companion by DR. A. Mauriccau Sixth edi
don Price This work s meeting with astounding sale
t2NO copies have already been disposed of Every female
tended especially for the married dcoses important sccrc
which should he known to them particularly Here every female
can discover the causes symptoms and the most efficient
dies and most certain mode OF in every For ae ~
broadway Mt tho Publishing Once 10 Liberty New York.
ao zeter and Co. corner Of Chenut and Third streets pha
delphi Little and Cor Albany W. Davis Boston. ca the
receipt Of ST. will be transmitted by mail free Of pos
all Of thu United StateA Al letters BE- addressed
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mAIxIxETs ELSEvVEIERE.
STOCK SALES.

l71 rs do, do TIA bS 100 do do VA bio; % do do 7 500
do Eastern Railroad l03 do Fitchbug Railroad li72 10
Boston Lowell Railroad, s. 70 do Exchange Bank do,
mouth Railroad oo DO Fall River Railroad 90 do Win
& do do g. b3 3rights Boston Worcester Railroad 81 Co.
20 do Boston Maine Railroad 81 so do do 81 s do do
Western Railroad 99 10 do do 4 do Fall River Railroad,
BOA 8 do, Boston s. Worcester Railroad new, 100.
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At Mamaroneck, Sunday, 18th instant, LOUISA
eldest daughter of Samuel Brown formerly of this
city.
The connections and friends of the family are res
pectfuly invited to attend tho funeral services Ma
maroncck, this day, at o'clock NJ and the inter-
mont at st. Marks Church. in this city, on Tuesday
18th instant at 10 o'clock. A. NJ, without further in
vitation
At his place of residence, 1871 livingston street June
IL, BENJAMIN MATTHEwsoN, aged 43 years months
and days.
The funeral of deceased will take place at his late
residence. Tuesday at o'clock, p. NJ where his
family connections and friends respectfully invited
to be present Rhode Island papers please copy.
On Sunday morning, June 18th. ut his residence No.
70 York street, Brooklyn Garrett ALLISON. aged 60
years months and IA days. His remains will be
taken to Haverstraw for interment, this Clonday)
morning at O'Clock.
On the 18th instant, ELLEN AUGUSTA, daughter of
Farrell J. and Bridget Wanc, aged months and Is
days.
The friends and relatives the family arc respectful
iy invited to attend his funeral this afternoon, ut
o'clock, from the residence of his father III York
street, Brooklyn.
On Saturday, 10th instant, PETER MILNE, native of
Scotland aged 81 years.
His relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend his funeral from his late residence. No 297
Bowcry Monday (ths) afternoon, Mt o'clock, with
out further invitation
Sunday evening" June IL, ELIZABETH f.. daughter of
Gilbert F. and Mary r. Hays, aged years and
months
The friends of the family are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral this afternoon at o'clock, from
the residence of father, No % Lispenard street
At Sag Harbor Tuesday, June 9th, of consumption,
Mrs HARRIErr THoRP aged 20 years, wife OF Captain
William Howcs. at sea, in command of bark
Noble. of Sag Harbor
Departed this life, on the 11th instant CoRNELrvs
w. TERHUNE.
His relatives and friends are respectfully invited
attend his funeral to Flalands Monday afternoon,
at o'clock, from his residence, In Jane street.
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ALBANY, June 10, 1913.

ALBANY, juno 10, 1913.
Movements of the Barnbwnes.
Gen. Cass arrived here at o O'Clock this after
noon. His reception was magnificent.
The barnburners' convention will meet in Utica
on the I'D inst. Each assembly district (of which
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Married.


By the Rev. w w. Phillips, Pastor Of the First Pres
byterian Church, Mr.. WILLIAM j. CoEy, Jr to Miss
JAyE GILcHRIsT, both of this city
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nR. RALPH. AUTHOR OF TILE OPP AfrrIc,I PRIV At

"TKAVTIUAL PRIVATE
- Tratise No. - Greenwich street. Office hours A. NJ
to NJ (Sunday exceped) Those apply tho early
stages will be surprised at the rapidy and little Inconvenience
tered certain class Of people, or otherwise who can pro
pery appreciate his srvicca In structure from
pe its advanced and distressing stages (rom unco
mon in addition to extensive practice in th,
ground for stating 10 obtsncd from
srreri
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A NEW AND RARE EXHIBITION OF INDIAN CURIOSI.
"A ties 1886 Broadway next door Stoppans Baths-A
weller recently from South America having passed
gon Of Gana from the mouth Of the onoco River the ANA
immense Of country unexplored
forty since any traveller except the Humboldt
visited that country at vast suffering and personal risk
in collecting all the objects Of curiosity used by those
than written work. Such productions of men,
orest will be viewed almost with ncreduty; will be by
finish their implements equal to fine polished furniture
ton Such varieties the description of which will be distributed
cannot fail giving great satisfaction This Exhibition will be
open Monday june 2 may every day.
A. ~ to 10 Price Of Admission Is cents-Children under
wears apeh half price
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

HAVANA, May rs, 1s4s The period elapsed since
circular of the 25th ult has been of very lim
ted business in produce Our sugar market continues
still in very unsettled state and in these four weeks
tbs export has reached only lbs 81 boxes whilst in
the period of 1874 and lS47, 1862 S25 and 70970
respectively went forward making the total quantities
shipped to this date from Havana and Matanzas.
1874. 1S46 1S4S
TO the North of Europe. ..2al.74O 161.568 2e,so6
South Of Europe. es,567 1l!,2Ol 12e,669
United States, &C. .119,7S7 65.476 "a sos
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SPRlNG AND SUMNER CLOTHING AT THE CITY CLOTH
ing Warehouse luz Fulton street. opposite the old North
ouch Church Goats from 81 $G Pants from 81 70 Sd Vests
"
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United STATES MAIL STEAMERS FOR SOUTH AMPTON
~ and BremeuIhe ships Of this line will take their depar-
in the following order:The HERMANN Capt r. Crabee
from New York on the 2D.h Jun', 1885, tho WASHINGTON,
Capt JOHNSTON from New York, tbs goth July Price
passage in FIRST class cabin, $40 tho do $50
An torenced board For freight passage apply
the Office Of the Ocean Steam Navigation Company
h-nad
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AEO REwARD-SToLEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBERS,
himself by the OF w. WORTH about 81 Of feet
or nine inches high wearing wig stout built Bay orc l5
hands high pony built bob tail white hind feet 70 ctock
Joints no white in his forehead Scared his hind quar-
tiers above brcechn attached to swcld sided top wagor
painted with ornament each side Of body trimmed
with blue newly covered Win patent leather Dutch
collar and piece bde supposed 10
north and OF the state having
beyond Newbugh Any giving nfornn
ton the same which may lead to its recovery the arrest of
the thief, shall receive the above reward.
GILLESPIE s. TURNURE I27 East Broadway
ID IDING WHIPS, RIDING GLOVES FANS, OPERA
III Glasses, &c-FREDERICK A. WOODWOHfiI, S2l Broad
oppo the Broadway Theatre has received 10y The Bavaria
from Iisyro elegant assortment OF Ladies' Riding Whips Gold
Silver Silver Gilt Mornings. Also Ladies Riding Gloves
(Gantecs dAmazonel White Buff aud Coord. Opera Glasses
extensive and varied Together with new col
lection OF Bridal Mourning and Dress Fans OF the most beautiful
description.
NI onorn the public that their Exhibition European orks
Art Is at 2SD Broa Lairgs Bulny This coll
lecti Includes original pintogs by AIRY, So0er Dcaf0re
Ia1lsl. Muller Nozn, Court Grirlot Gronlinl NO. Also
Vroohars botnul Crtyon Diwi and choice collection Of
r,nke after tho antique Annual subscrites
cory the Power OF Muc after the spirited picture hy W
Mount Est Adnttancc - Doors open from oelookA
M~unti, 10 O'Clock T. NJ
CAsT.OFF CLOTHING. JEWELRY. FIRE ARMS. &c.
u Wantod-adics Gentlemen wishing convert their su.
oran0s effects cash. will obtain full value for by
addressing subscriber through the pooce otherwise
LEVITT. Wall street. New York.
ID EMOvAL,-BAIIs ToMPEiNs AND BLACK, tLATE
III Marand COD have romoycd to No.2 Broadway tsout
y corner Murray stret opposite the City Hail. whore may
Ne assortment OF Diamond and other rich jew
and Silver Plated Ware Cutlery Watches, CQcks
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ARNOLD & co. 40 CANAL STREET. REING pEsI

SO TO 5000 no LOAN IN ONE AMOUNT
to loan on improved real estate in tins city, Apply
wv CORP. No q Racnr.s
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pANvAHDs MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE NIsSIS
1b dppt River painted trco miles Canvass being
Esas painting IN tie world q tho Panorama Building IN
days sxcsped Admission 80 oent children hall price, Tho Pa
Will commence moving TO O'clock preosoy After
oxhihition Wednesday and Saturday 1t O'clock
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A DELPHI-MONDAY, FOR THE BENEFIT OF MRS SA-
"A rah Downie On which occasion the following perform
have kindly volunteered Miss E. Virginia beautiful danseuse
Miss Blanchard Miss Charlotte the admired Arab Girls the
Musdcra universally acknowledged the most sublime and
beautiful picture of action exhibited Mr. Carter Banjo the
famous Joe Miles, Mr. D. Barnet accordanst; Mr. W. Smith,
Mose in "Sghs in New York; Mr. D. Pike accojianist
Mr. Fayan comic song Mr. Howard in limitations of celebrated
actors and Yankee story Master Adrian wooden shoe dance
Unit IA nnns hllinr lnrtain rllri Snc
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BOARD, OR TO LEr.-A RESPECTABLE FAMILY, HAv-
- ing than they require would be pleased
two or three gentlemen, gentleman and his wife,
with private apartments furnished would
Hudson
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NOR NEW ORIEANS-IOUIsIi AND NEW YORK LINE

TOR sALE-TtE YACHT GINCRACK-PRICE sl,3O-
D. She may To 40 llohokon. Apply to
IRA BLISS ESD, No . West st, Now York
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ryIREwORKS FiREwORKS--rIiE LARGEST AssoRT.
mont In the city and Of the best quality can be had at the old
established sore no Chatham, OF urango street.
second door Orange Fire Crackers Nos and Can
ton Rockets Joatio exhibition, displays, SO r. L. YuLrEE
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4 t0RNS, BUNI0NS AND BAD NAILS EXTRACTED-DR.
~ = Shiriako from 81 PetersburghDr s. bcss leave most
respectfully TO inform those who affected with
Corns Bunion that he consulted daily his Office
Dr. thropodist any him with visit
cure the above without the slightest pain trouble 1t Is
ms instrument alone which he relies but engages his Elixir TO
he the most facilitating remedy for extracting which will
not return Any person will call can see
from their eowtzens returncg thanks immediate and
complete His Office at 63 Chambers street. opposite
Deal
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{lAReUHs AMERICAN HuaEUH-P. T. BARNUA, PRO.
- trotor; 7. HrcaoocK MsnsserSperdid performances
afternoon at S O'clock and every evening week
of tho celebrated and talented Ethiopian Also
gagged and will be exhibited magnificent
solving Views The Scottish Mammoth Boys The Mammoth
may be at all hours, day and evening; Wax
SCRIPTURE Statuary Madame Rockwell the Tell
be Consulted for % whole
Including Museum. Performances TO- children under
servad frons smiling each
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4 FTERNO0N STEAMBOAT TO NEW Y0RK.-THE NEW
"A Brunswick Steamboat and Canal Transportation Co., will
Tor the better accommodation wishing
attend the New York Market afternoon boat from New
Brus~ic The steamboat THISTLE, James IT, Fisher
will Ne New Brunswick afternoon SUNDAYS exec, nj
x past o'clock and New York every morning ut O'clock
FROM the foot Of Barclay landing the intermediate landings
Fare ~, c.s. IIelght taken at the lowest prices.
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INXCURsIONs TO THE ELYSIAN TIEIps Ar unnc

EXCURSlONS TO THE EbYSlAN FIELDS AT HOBO.
~ kcn-Farc Ga cen-Ihe Steamboat Pioneer will
her regular trips from Christopher and Nineteenth streets
TIC Eysian Fields Sunday, juno II leaving above
points as follows viz Christopher street 10 o'clock A. Nj
and ", ~. Nineteenth street. l0s and u o'clock A. NJ
TX ~, 81 % and Ga o'clock r. N. Elysan Fields IL o'clock
a. NJ ~ o'clock NJ; "a o'clock T. ~ The above will
be found of the most delightful excursions out Of New York
Tho walks Mt the Fields the best order and good
active police are in constant attendance
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nR GLOVER is CONSULTED AT HIS OFFICE DURING
the day and evening in those difficult and Iroracted casee
Of structure elect and delicate diseases which have proved too OBJ
na Tor physicians Of less Private entrance to his
Office through the entry in No. Ann ST. Extract copava
eube ETC. extensively prescribed by physicians be had
his store in 'front.' No. 2 Ann-Prics 81 perb
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TABERNACLE - BOTTESINI, ARDITI, AND DESVER-
NINE have the honor to that they will grand
and Vocal Concert the Tabernacle Monday
evening June T. lsa They viii be assisted by the much ad
side at the Piano Programme Part Ii Grand Duo for the
Violin and Double Bass composed expressly for this occasion and
p d. ver0 nss from Roberto Rsvsrsys s PoG and
dies from Norma composed and executed BY Mr. p Desyernne
Grand Fantastic Pathetique, for the violinrom Belnis
TPolsn ALA pa;r from Italian. in Ase sgs pco Part
the Double Bass by Sig. Botesni Romanza" spirto Gent
from the Favorte Of Donizet Sig Viet Marhe Funebre by
Thabe Meode Hongrse by Lsf executed by Mr.
EO%an1s bY RqSnsvns BY sign Pso La FIESTA del Tin
cued by Sg Bottesni and Ard Tickets dollar be
had at the Music Stores principal Hotels and the Door
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DR. WHEELER, 0CULIST, 20 GREENWICH STREET
~ devotes his exclusive attention {, dis of the
almc surgery, ONCE hours from NJ to 10 o'clock ~
pamphlet tanning Effected ly Dr. Wheeler
tu lie had auilouy AZ his residence, the will DO for
wared any making application him by letter. post
u,id
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nR JEFFRIES ANTIDOTE is TIE MOST EFFECTUAL
preparation sold Tor GonorrhTa and other disorders Of the Sex
ua organs Long experience has proved that will radically
any case This desirable result obtained from 10 days and
US neither creates nausea onds the palate and renders
deviation In diet interruption pursuits
sound sleep healthy digestion the nuisance
speedily as consistent with the production thorough and
and permanent cure Its ingredients entirely vegetable and
no injurious effect either constitnonay locally DO caused
BY its Price 81 bottle Sole Agent city, G. H.
KING. w BrOadWay yer John
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II
~ Monday evening" June l2The
DONE on BOTH SIDES-Mr Pygmalion Phbbs Mr. Holland;
Mrs Whles Mrs Vernon Ballad by Mrs Frary. Intermcn
of half nc for Promenade Refreshments and to view the Cos
To conclude with the drama of LAvATEk The Ply
sognomt Burgomaster Beman Mr. Holland John Casper La
water Mr. Nckinson Zug Mr. Andrews Louise Miss Nkinson;
Madame Betman, Miss Phillips Admission, D cents Perfor
to commence at 8 o'clock.
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WALNUT STREET THEATRE-PHILA DELPHIA-RE.
w engagement of the Monpaisir Ballet Troupe Monday
evening june r. 1913 will be performed the grand romantic bal
let Of LALMEE Oriental Dream. Nadhir Monpaisir
aydeS Mad Mcnpasr; Fl Hebir Nous, BarthHlomn zisSO
takes place in the Happy Aaby To conclude with LA
ZINGARILLA. Previous to which ROLAND FOR AN OIL.
YER. Sir Mark Chase, Mr. aBecket Alfred Highfyer Mr.
Wheatley Fixture, Chapman; Mrs Fixture Mrs. hayer On
Tuesday entire Ballet In active DEFAMATION
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT-IN GREENWICH ST.,
few steps from the Battery small private family,
having more room than they occupy DESTROYS Of renting
one or large and oomodous well furnished
or two single gcnenen Enquire at No. oSouth William street.
an sal
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pACKET FOR HAVRE SECOND LINE-TuE SHIP
BALTIMORE T. d. Conn., master, viii sail on the Jst of
July. For freight passage, apply to
BOYD Il iINCkEN, Agents s. Wall street.
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HAPPY ILLUSTRATIONS Elder Knapp &C.
caSonally gels OFF good thing, notwllhs.and-
log his bad ones. During his recent stay in
lrS place, he was one evening speaking OF the
prevailing Tendencies Of some reigionists 10
long prayers. and remarked that we could find
no example for these in the scriptures. The
prayers Of cur Savior were short and to the
point. The prayer of the penlient publican
was happy specimen. When Peter was en-
deaVoring to walk upon The waters, to meet
MS Master. and was about sinking, had his
duplication been as long as the introduction
10 enc of our modern prayers, before he got
malt through, he would have been fifty feet
o4de' waller dover Telegraph.