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Died,

On the 2Sth instant, from injuries received mt the
late FIRE in Duane street, CHAs J. DuR.Nr, q member
Of Hose Company No 35 In the 23d year of his agc.s
His friends and acquaintanccs, and the members Of
the fire department in general, respectfully in
vicd to .ttend his funeral from the residence Of his
father, No Z Dcsbrosscs street to the Jersey City
Ferry this (Monday afternoon at o'clock without
further invitation. The remains will be taken to tho
Jersey City Ccmetry for intermcnt
In this City, the morning Of the 9th instant,
CLARIssA HoLLEY daughter Of Jonas s. and Louisa .
Towar, late of Lyons Wayne county, n. y, aged
year, months and 10 days.
May %, of Inflammation Of the lungs, THOMAS frE-
SoS aged 81 years native of Birr Kings county Ire
land.
His friends and acquaintance are respectfully re-
quested to attend his funeral Monday afternoon.
Goth instant, at O'Clock from his late residence No
276 East Twenty fifth Street Alias paper will please
cow
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Police IntelllUence.

Suspicion of Burglary or Larceny.-Captain Carpen-
ter, of the 9th ward police and officer Webster
ed on Saturday night, black fellow called Abraham
Bostwck, on suspicion Of burglary grand larceny.
On searching his person, a large number Of pawn
tickets We're found and in his trunk set of dinner
and dessert knives, white handles for which
is wanted. The property Gun be by applying to
Captain Carpenter at the Station House, No. so
Leonard street. The accused detained for fur
ther hearing.
.4rrest Of Fagitire.-Oficer Garvin. of the Sd
ward, arrested yesterday morning black fellow called
Edward Dilworth, on charge of stealing purse
tanning over SIS in silver coin, the 5th of May,
while residing at Hudson, the property Of VIM. Mower.
He will be sent back to-day, to Hudson for trial
.qrres of Burgiar-Early yesterday morning officer
Jeffrey of the 10th ward police and exconstabe Jo-
seph arrested fellow calling himself Daniel Thompson
alias Big DAN" on charge of burgarously entering
the dwelling house corner of 3Sth street and 9th
nue. occupied by Benjamin Schroeder by forcing open
a rear window, and thus obtaining cntrance-steal-
Ing from the premises $40 in silver and bank bills On
searching the prisoner the officers found in his pocket
49, together with two franc piece which amongst
the stolen money, and identified by Mr. Schroeder as
the piece stolen Justice Lothrop committed the pri-
soner to the Tombs for trial
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From the New Orleans f1cayune, May 70
The National of last evening contains the following
intelligence from Guadaoupe, which believe to be
considerably later than any news previously received
The National neglects to state from what they
derived their information. but presume from the
French ship Farriere, which arrived yesterday from
Havre We give the news as we find it
BY an arrival this morning from the Isle of Qua
daloupe placed In possession of intelligence
to the 2Sth ult We have accounts from Point "a
Petre, which state that every thing there Is In
the greatest agitation, one knowing what Is to
happen next. It was known there that a vessel had
left France, having on board seven delegates from
the provisional government, who, it said, would
proclaim liberty their arrival II was feared there
would be n general revolt in the colony on their
arrival. Already many workmen have refused to
work, asserting that they free, and that if
they do not obtain liberty from France, they know
how to obtain it by force Of 1t was reported
at Point-a-Petre that there was already fighting at
Martinique. Some days previous to the sailing of
the vessel which brings this intelligence the black
population forced the door Of the Abincs ~ with
and clubs. All the troops Immediately ordered
out, and revolt had very nearly commenced Almost
every morning, pacards in public places,
bearing the words death to the whtes and similar
threats In short, every thing to porend most
violent consequences. The accounts represent great
want Of -four, OIL and other provisions Everything
sells ut an enormous price money is not to be had
Welook with anxious interest for the next advices
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Later from Yucatan.


The Indians, on their approach to the cities
of Merida and Campeachy, collected and set
fire to all the logwood that came within their
reach. We learn this from Captain Fensey, OF
the bark Wave, which arrived here day or two
since. If they should continue this course of
revenge, logwood must necessarily increase in
value.
Translated from the NJ O. La Patria, 10th inst
BY the schooner Aparecida, Captain Espinola which
arrived day before yesterday from Ssai whence she
sailed the 1lth have received papers and letters
up to that date. The Executive Of Yucatan had
turned from Ticul to the capital. The following is
extracted from the Merida Union Of the 9TH
Last Saturday night, the executive arrived at this
city from Ticu sick at heart seeing all their pario
tic efforts at peace failures the hopes of Senior Men
DEE and his Industrious colleague, Senior Barbachano,
have been completely Frustrated and their sole endea
vors now will be to work vigorously and ergetically
against the insurgents, using no other means save
arms Blood will wash out blood and perhaps the pure
and innocent blood Of the many inOffe nsye victims
will yet be avenged by the black and atrocious stream
of that of their inhuman butcherers AS these me
have succeeded by means of barbarties and system
of terror let us the in defence
The aspect OF the war would change much under such
former position. One single triumph will often destroy
the effect of hundred previous routes.
The indians had been pursuing their bloody course.
and had surprised several towns, the population of
which, were resting their security the treaty of
peace On the 9TH inst Jacinto Pats Indians at.
tackled the town of Mani and after having
200 whites, Of all ages and both sexes, passed ON
From Sisal the accounts are equally heart-rend-
ing. AT Campeachy paper has been established
for the express purpose of setting the condition of
Yucatan before the world. The first number h as
powerfully written appeal for aid A Spanish
man-of-war was on the coast rendering important
services to the fugitives.
1t will be remembered that a few days ago. we
published in the Herald an account of the breaking
of the Barbachano treaty by the whites, under the
command of Barquiero, at Iturbide, near
Campeachy, few days after the document was
signed. This, we are afraid has lead to all this
subsequent difficulty, and that account (Which we
translated from the New Orleans In Patria where
1t appeared in the shape of letter from Cam
peachy0 would seem to place the onus of break
ing 1t on the whites themselves. 1t was here
stated that after numbering the few Indians they
'ound in lturbide, Barquero's troops fled precipi-
lately on the approach of reinforcement from
Iacnto Pat. BY the present number of La
Patria this is contradicted and they are stated to
have fought boldly; bnt the fact of their being the
first aggressors is still uncontradcted. In yester-
days Herald we gave an account of the English
int IN n IN
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

NEW YORK, May N-BP. NJ.
The arrival of the Hbernia, with about week IS
later news had the effect of checking operations in
most descriptions of produce the had not
time to read their letters far, however the news
developed itself could perceive change in bread
stufs. Before the news sales Of cotton made ut
previous rates. after its receipt the transactions
said to be too limited to show the state Of the market
Pork continued dull. while lard firm, and sales
were made at full prices Groceries active, at
steady prices, with considerable sales of box sugars
tprms sta fcl hplo
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Sporting Intelligence.

UNION, COURSE l.. I-GarAr TnorriSG MArcH.-
Another exciting event that has agtated the sporting
circles this vicinity for some time past Is announced
TO come off tomorrow this course. II Is match
for $1,000 between those famous trotcrs Black Hawk
and Lady sutton. A large amount Of money is staked
upon the result. The animals are now in good cond
ton and If the weather prove favorable large atten
dance may be expected.
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~ ENTLEMENS SUMNER HATS-AMIDON. At HIS NEW
~ l37 Broadway prepared to offer his than
usual splendid Of all the most desirable styles His
Rockey Mountain Beavers for chtns and elegance
Iasbe The Milan Straw Hats article Just introduced ny
him. particularly recommended for their superior beauty and
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MAILS FOR EuRopE.-The Caledonia Will sail
from Boston OH "Wednesday next for Liverpool
Her letter bags will close in this city tomorrow
afternoon. The Weekly Herald for Europe will be
70 adv at ~ o'clock
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NINrlnc A0nirs.

STEAMER CRESCENT CIry.--Wc have an. interesting
account written Of the trial trip of this beautiful ship
which took place on Saturday, ut which is crowded
out by press Of foreign matter It will be given to-
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T'o CALICO PRINTERS, ENGRAvERs AND OTHERS,

TTNU PRINTERS, ENGKAVEKS md UTITEKS.-
The advertisers commencing another business will dispose OF
their calico engraving machinery tools and fixtures consisting q
machines top and side pairs clamps power and
hand turning osthe forcing machine polishing athe mill and
punch blocks large number Of pin slash ground and other
mills dies and punches together with the shaftng belts &C. and
everything tho calico engraving business
and will 10 rented reasonably the purchaser who will
receive the benefit OF established and good business For fur
Their information apply NORTH GALLAGHER Jersey
cit near q railroad
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N0T1cE.-THE HOLDERS OF THE BONDS OF TIE
IN Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company due In 1850
Of said bonds into preferred stock Of the Company bearing seven
per interest TO he issued gecaby passed at tue last
session Pennsslvania legislature will received the
office Of Johu Tayer Brother Boston, Charnley Wheean,
York
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rU,IE NEW YORK STATE STOCK SECURITY BANK HAS I

rUNIE NEW YORK STATE STOCK SECURITY BANk, HAS
been gradually withdrawing its from circulation Tor
the last six months Notes the amount Of S?5 were can
cced the 10Th and2th Of April last The circulating notes
yet standing out this day to Slow aud as the pro
aforesaid bank preparing travel abroad becomes d.
rable that these should possible and
Of above will lie paid for their
redemption, from this date the 18th Of June next at Wall
street
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A MEETING OF THE PROPRIETORS OF THE DIFF
een Lines Of Stages in the city of New York Brooklyn and
williamsburg convened at Corporal Ihompson the 9th
instant Francis Palmer called the chair James T.
Berthe appointed Secretary The object the
ut the sudden unexpected visitation of
disastrous which prostrted the hopes and destroyed
great the entire property Of Messrs Kip Brown, fell
low stage popers OF this city, after years of toll and
duity aud also to render assistance to ameo
their present condition Resolved That deeply sympa
heavy loss and that freely devote the entire proceedings Of
each omnibus lines Thursday the LIST
June their sole and only benefit Resolved That for the
pose endeavorng render said assistance mutually
that the fare for each passenger that day. he l and
hereby cordially invite fellow citizens fill onnbu
be enlarged Resolved That the omnibus drivers
respective lines be requested to perform their duty that
day with increased diligence and that they their day
work donation Hatfield Berthe Palmer Peters Charles
Lent James Murphy Co.. VIM. 81 James Andrew Rey
maids Wear Hatfield Berthe McLeIland j. Myers Tyson
Benjamin Moore John OKee Jacob Somerendke Wn Hedden
Huesten Co. Vose Brunt
yINO PAWNBROKERS AND JEWEILERS-S25 REWARD
Stolen Saturday the 27th inst, Gold Watch, sal
broken with chain attached also Pencil Case Watch Key shape
likeness The marked the back MARY Forbes
the edge Of the requires looking sharp discern it, The
pencil marked en9thwisc IN f. Forbes On the chain
gold slide shaped something like shield Iadys Breast
pin three large white set in gold and marked in full Mary
Forbes: Ladys small Hair Bracelet worn, with
gold clasp and chain attached marked Mary Forbes Lady
gold Belt Buckle do silver do large size Gentlemans Scarf
Pin, small garnet 81 Georgia Gold Piece; Morocco
Bracelet Case; Morocco Ring Case, in which the s. III
piece red cut-glass Peumcry Bottle All the Jcwery in
small white paper box The above reward will he paid deli
very Of the above articles at the Office Franklin House
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Gold Pens.-"Greaton's celebrated warrant-
ed Diamond pointed Gold Pens admitted
cheapest pen In the world They be had only at II Cedar
street. door from the Office Also Josiah
Spencer kendes Albert G. Bagley Levi Browns Edward
Primes and the Pen superior to the old PEN at
reduced prices wholesale retail Gold and repaired
Rlchelieu Diamond Pointed Gold Pens
Points warranted stand five years The Riceeus are the
best and cheapest Also 600 gold pens
brands at manufacturers prices For sale by b. E. WATSON
CO.. 10 Wall street. Gold pens repaired
DIR. MOrehend's Improved Graduated Mag
netc Machines These and beautiful
mended as the most perfect convenient and eeca articles Of
the kind made In all Nervous Disorders their effects truly
wonderful Price $2 Manufactured sold wholesale and
retail by D. MOREHEAD, Md, lS2 Broadway, New York.
Palmo's Opera HOuse-Popular opinion has
again decided in favor Of the Living Models in
greatest works Of art where art first began arriving
that necessary early The
pany more and the better exhibited than
heretofore in this
in Europe where public deneatons by Living are up
held schools for the study artists
in classical tenturewhee morbid curiosity is conbu.
ted to- but where such exhibitions night
ly witnessed by thousands at the Opera House.
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I AXE ONTARIO.-THE STEAMER ADMIRAL WILL
Oswego for Toronto and Hamilton direct every Wedpes
day and saturday afternoon at o'clock. Packet
Boat Time from oswego to Toronto from IL II houra
ronto -,
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e. AL BOAT FOR SAIf,--h YACHT OF 10 TONS BUILT
~ in the lest manner nearly very Appy
at . Broad street. PETERS Fihermens Hail. South Brook
lyn
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Palmo's Opera House-PopuIar opinion has


Summer Coats-One Dollar Each-Busincss
Coats 81 to 81 eac Alpaca Tweed Drap Etc. Casuere
&C. Also few Of them IS SUITS cloaks with
rich Innings 81 to $40 each French made Frock
Coats 81 to $40 Pants to 81 pair Vests cents Boys
Suts2 to dollars suit Five Dollar Suit Store
and Beekman " "
Reader, nrc You In want OF cheap Carpet
ingg Rugs, Oil Coths &C.! We would Mr.
Hiram Andesons cheap carpet establishment No 10 Bowery
whose crowded daily, cheaper
to IS per cent than any other store in the city.
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De. RALPn. AUTHOR OF TIE .rRAcTIcAL PR1YA1E

I
~ Treatise Hc, - Greenwich street. office hours y IL A.
TO p w., Sunday oxcerted who apply In The eay
stages win be surprised the apdy Gte inconvenie1
attending their u chiefly, however those who have snf
ered nom certain class OF People otherwise who r
perry appreciate his Scrva In structure from It's FIRST n,
rient % its more advanced and distressing sgsa tfr1m ur-
adyan;ag in addition very extensive practice In s
compaint he afford rapid easy and radical
has ground TOR stating DO obtained in
America.
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StrY LoANs.-TEMP0RARY LOANS IN ANTICIPATION
" Of the Revenues q The Guy viii he received this o'nce
sums OF Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars and upwards Wt,
bonds OF the City will DO issued payable in FROM "
with interest Mt the of SIX per Comptroller
Oihoe. May 10 latk JOHN LMkh Cnmproler.
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RRiIISIi AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYALMA STEAM
- ships between Boston and Liverpool and New York
and liverpool ealing at Halifax to land and receive mails and
passengers. Caledonia Capt J. Leitch Boston Wednes-
day. 3st May ibrni Capt n Shannon from New York We'd
nesdy 9TH June For freight passage apply f. CUNARD
Jr.. 81 Broadway -
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YACHT COQUETTr FOR sALE-TuE cOoUTrrF

" CHIT COQUETTE FOR SAIE-THE COQUTTTE IS
schooner rgad % Le5th tons bsrten cppond and copper
fastened built IN 1916 for the present and Is finished
furnished in every respect The superior manner She 81
feat dock. 10 feet IL inch Jean. lO, aft GI eS
forward and Is supposed DO the
States For further particulars apply JAMES H. PERKINS,
No ~ Long " hart Boscn. Hoston May 10 1873
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DR POWELL oCuLST, AUaISF, ETC, ATTENDS DAT
~ y to diseased Of the Eye gni Ear s surgery, Broad
entrance "a Warren street Published tho second cd
ton OF DR. Powes Treatise the Eye price cents which osn
be had at his olo also his premium ssacting
A large supply OF Artificial Eyes recently imported.
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-
Heaven IN her eye Such language in poetry developed
every attitude Of the Living, Lfoke symmetrical clnse
bewitclng Models al the Opera House where Virtue triunh
over Nowherc the Three Graccs npsr deioy
the popular the perfection Of Art aud Science
the place OF crude aborons aud mechanical that
the Intelligence of free and discriminating peope reject
unworthy OF nation possessing element every facility
Tor the highest attainment in every organization Of society that
contributes to improve the social condition
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NR COOPER, n DUANE STREET. BErwErN cnArnA,

Oh tVUfhK, " Do M SINEEI, DIV ELN CHAliIAit
~ and William has for The last fourteen year. enjoyed
the most extensive practice IN private diea " medical man
IN New York He rho most tel cAsui thl
disease and mild r o. Gays sonsrs iif
Cooper hasGissoycrrl sall ny wa1 e cue ta
fern of in rlI 90 wrecks. s.actly
ANY pain hc lst,tht Constitutional debility broht
secret habit induced IN ~ young This when freely in
dulged beges dyspepsia weakness OF the limbs small
tho back confusion Of the intellect aud aversion society
cure warranted in every case or ne charge NJ wsgey used.
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nR GLOVER Is CONSULTED AT MS OFFICE DURING
- the day and evening in those difficult and rotced
setar gee and delicate diseases which have proved o.
sinate r physicians OF less experience Private 20 his
Once through the entry in No Ann st. His Extract coav
cubeo etc 90 extensively prescribed by physicians be had a5
his store In front, No 2 Ann.-Prcc 81 per box
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NJ oST EXTRAORDINARY WoRK-ro THE NARRrKD

N1 VoI hiVNIINNHI NUItk-TO TIE MNKWIND
IVL or those contemplating marriage. The married wonans
Private Medical Companion by Dr. A. 81 Mauceau di-
ION Price 81 This work meeting With astounding sale
t2iOO copies have already been disposed
getting copy, whether married unmarried although Is
tended especially the married discoss important
which should be known to them particularly Here every
discover The GAUGES symptoms and the efficient
die and most certain mode OF in every For
broadway at the Publishing Oce, 9 Liberty street. New York;
also Iecr and Cor Cesnut Third streets Pbs-
dephia ttle and Coz Albany W r. Davis Boston. On tho
receipt OF 81 copy will be transmitted by mail poEta-
to all parts of the United States An letters Addressed
post paid TO Dr. H. " hAuRiCEAU box 1924 New YorA city,
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'TNfROLEAN ALPINE SINGERS, SOCIETY LIBRARY.
broadway Of Leonard-stThe celebrated
Alpine Singers will give their National Melodies illustrative
Rural and Pastoral life of their Land above
commencing Monday evening, May Goth Tickets 80
Children half price Doors open 7-conmence at u past
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ACOB 5. PLATT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., CHINA.
- Ola and 10 o'clock large
sale the Auction Store % Patt street.
now opening consisting Of 10 assorted which ia
10 crates White Granite well 20 Annoy
and Arabasue Flowed Blue also light and dark Blue Printed
Dp CO and Yellow Ware 900 Tumbler and all kinds
Glass Ware &c. N BCountry dealers can have their ware
packed,
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DR. JEFFRTFs AVTfD0rE IS TqE MOST EFFECrt

I M. JEFFT.TFS NNTIUUTE Is TIE MOsT LFFEIIIALl
- preparation sold for Gonorhra and other disorders Of the Sex
ual Organs experience proved that will radically
any This desirable result obtained from 20 10 DAYS ard
asst neither creates oends the palate and
necessary any dict interruption 20 usual pursuits.
sleep healthy digestion, the nuisance is thus removed
speedily with the production Of thorough
and permanent, It's ingredients entirely Vegetable anil
no Injurious effect either onstiuonsy locally. caused
by its Price 81 per bottle Sole for this city G. A.
KING 1872 Broadway corner John street.
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MEDICAL CARD-SfRfCTURES ARE NOW REMOVED
vi in half the usual dine by DIR Morsons improved nehnd
curing BY Absorption As structures Frequently conpe,t
with morbid result N maGturhaon. Dr. Ms mild Man of
will be found successfu hs diploma with t
signatures Of SIR Ashley Cooper Sc in his oiee 2o Fulton g.
nOCT0RS FAWCETT AND LANERT HAVE REMOVED
~ 81 Dey where they lie consulted on All rrvas
disac the most obstinate yield 70 their mce treatment.
which IL on the nnnmcrcura yen Stroturas cured Ito
st recent plan Persons who have injured themselves by ni
Greet induscnces apply with certainty Ohieo 81
Dcy street.
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A STOR PLACE OPERA HOuSE-WM. NIBLO RESPECT
FULLY informs the public OF New York strangers Waiting
e city that he has leased the above splendid establishment
the summer for the pupose presenting
variety OF anueents he successfully gave Garden.
Tue house the brilliant and world
rom It's peculiar Site unsurpassed capabilities of venilaon
aud his patrons may be assured the will ,triqty
forced Due notice will be op-nng house.
Artists OF acknowledged ability Address, post paid ~
H. CHiPPENDALE and JOHN SEXTON, Managers
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[ nAahAh TaEATRE-soLE PROPRIETOR AND LIS
,,iu ~ ar. n. ~ thaurau.-Monday Evening. Mag 20
,,i, lloImed the farce Of NY SISTER KATE-Charla Mr.
,hh R Sha Winans Mg Pemteron Iserw ood After
W.; d., YORK AS 1T iS-Mose. Sir Chsnrau; joe Mr.
,nd" Vim 'n Twill Mr. ileriert Katv Mrs nooth
W. ~ ".Ji n% AIAl SNOW STORA-romt Ostron Mr. Var.
~ Nh "hatS Michaei 1aylor StunHwald Herter; Lo-
,,ancs a, ~ 49, doors open 40 7Perlemanoe 10
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a. OLD LEAF AND DENTISTS GOLD FOIL rACTORY-
-Ihe snfcriter 81 continues % manufacture superior
ucic Of gold Leaf and foil hs old cstsie ed stand
street ~ the lowest market prices equal
United States Deulists gold foil So rer ounce Esnbloi
S j. H. WAUGH Two girls wanted 10 book gold lea:
must understand the blsiaess we'll Also boy years
ofag 20 learn Che trade.