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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29

SIeamDOaI departures luis Days
wSEE zDYERTIsEMENTs ON THIRD PAGE
Pitsgurs ......... .PHGNIx. Fowler, sP.M
PttsBurg ..ALGoMA Cleveland, 5 ?. N.
w U. S. Mail Phenix-For Cincinnati, Wheeling
and splendid steamboat leaves toydra street nan
i as DAi sru'y At 4'i HYDE 6GLEsBE, Ia Poydrns ST.
.H U. $. Mail Duchess Fo. Louisville Cincinnati
punstua u from Poydss street wharf For or passage
ing hne accommodations aPPy On o9S 81 IL pov street
Passengers will please be on board at the hour dSs
E = ,hs canPssy ol de LEI Election cers
Fremen's Charitable Association takes place SATURDAY
Ed Us ne sun 'n'' At Ja6 l. Szc1ULAY, Secretary
E~ Protection Hose Fire oo.-Ths Officers and
Ms.bs q s6 5e c sgeSs u SUNDAY MORNING Dee
o'clock Also Regular Monthly Meeting on MoNDA4
H b oii January da ''' VIM H. ALLEN, Secretary.
~ M07YcE.-JeFerson Fire Co. No. 15.-Ths
S 'Sa .. a or NJ SGP's ofgfSy a
b y sid ss" A''as n41,' i Z aGiS
eT Perseverance Fire Go, No, 13.-Ths Annual
to he Fesns Charitable Association place SATURDAY
EVENING Dec 80 at haE1psIW 0sScE FospcK Foreman
CHARLES H. cHuRcRlLL Secretary d2l
~ Louisiana State Colonization societyMEiTIlhse
Fe Il o sSSs and Directors vii Be held s The Bible
pOo No. So Camp street on ne % dSy 9 January
4
gnds he inspection Of Commissioner. duly DPnaR asL
R. 9i Z. STANTON, Recording Secretary disid
~ Gas Light Company, New Orleans, December 2,
Annual Election for SIX DIRECTIONS will be held Oce
the Company MONDAY the k Of January next between the
hours Of 10 A. N. and P. M --.By order. o,,,, -
d6 I'd Z. N. ~oVD Secretary.
The Reader is referred an, ne JLNE 9
LIND HAIR GLOSS, the third page BY J. WEIGHT q CO.
Isl Charres street NE <oPgai
~ Strangers in tn City, see DR.. B. 7, MULLEN,s
advertisements the this paper He Of the
yey best in United States All that stand
need would do well to him call at 8 custom onse
street. nisu
To- FreventveThe Picayuue says that gleaniins E
and DRAWERS SOCKS etc. obtained, both good and
cheap, LEIGHToNs 6endsmens Furnishing stOe No;
Royal street. uio
k1- Phoenix Fire 90. No. IA Subscription List
m the benefit Of said Fire Company TO aid them IN repairing Their
' ~ S- '''1 C. D. BUNcEs Hat Store 80 Canal street
~ EIecfro-N1agnetic Machines, for Medical Use,
Improved Piatna Batteespree from sl2 50 to SIS Rho-
sona Apparatus Dens' Gold FOIL Plase
pnd Wire Artificial Teeth, Files Excayatoras Points for
llaal sm '''1' ~ = b ANDERSON, l7s Charles St
k=r h Dalley's Magical Pain EXTRACTOR : The
he proprietor t. DALEY ths wrapper q each box ,o.,
Southern DEPOT Isl ChalIe. siIse : Nsw olsAna'
eY~ Asatic Cholera-DR. PRESTON. who was s en-,
prevalence The Cholera 1899 and a. will Be happy e
any relief % prsous afflicted with fearful malady Once one
door vest Of 3 chaE. street. II = Joseph Greet g
~ NewOrears Dec s 1e4s.DI ! ME y r. "
SfrIhe Set Of Teeth inserted Tor me constr.
job They equally ssrvieesss e ns e, q 70 70
natural teeth Those needing work done IN your ne rs g
call on a. No. IA St. John street. between Fe1'a' 49,
stss and inspect u for themselves YOURS 9; TUCKER
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29
THOS. L. WHITE,

No. 53 CANAL street,
Law Medical and Miscellaneous Bookseller,
nsl'es Law Medical AMI Literary Gentlemen and examine
The large assortment of BOOKS STATIONERY offered for sale
a. View Fork, Phiia del phia and Boston prices T. L.
". having PAID particular attention LAW, MEDICAL
anu SINFUL BOOKS, feels satisfied saying can sell
gooda as ow a. any ouss sontest Of et YORK 2s 62dn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29
BROWNS com PENs

- Nov in store, lage Of UNRIvALED GOLD
TENS Also our usual supply GOLD PENS from the other eel
sorsed makers-wh without Cases. Also fine variety Of
PEN-hoLDERsot Gold, Silver, PEARL Porcupine Quill ETC.
Fer sale wholesale and retail bv - ~
al imsdp GUINNESS & BUSH, 10 Camp street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29

Steamboat Departures This Day.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29

The IRISH RELIEF FUND.-In answer to the
many inquiries to this fund, tsays the Philadel-
phia Pennsylvanian,) we have been handed the
following letter from Robert Emmett, the Treasurer.
II shows the amount received and expended blythe
Directorv:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29

The elegant ILLUSTRATED WORKS. got up with aurpass
ing skill and beauty expressly for the hoydaya.
splendid assortment OF Bibles PRAYER BOOKS, ec
together with choice collection Of and beautiful goods admit
rably adapted for presents.
JUVENILE ANIMALS, BOOKS. etc., great variety,
ready for examination.
az d2dp& W.T. J. B. STEEL.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29

w- SEE ADYERTIsENENTs ON THIRD PAGE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-11-07
DON'T FORGET TO VOTE FOR
OLD ZACFx TAYLOR.

To-day the great battle which is to proclaim
this grea. people free, comes off. Let every
man who loves his country, and venerates and
honors its defenders-who prefers honest, op-
en-hearted patriotism, to venal subseryiency
and political intrigue-who believes that the
Government was made for the People, and not
the People for the Government-who would
rescue the Nation from the control of a tyran-
nous ONE MAN POWER, and restore the reins OF
Government TO their proper repository. the
REPRESENTATIVES OF THE PEoPLE-who would
enjoy the blessings of an honorable peace, and
who abhots those who DELIGHT IN wAR-who
believes an HONEST NAN preferable TO dishOn-
est one-let such 90 the Polls in solid pha-
lanx, aud vote for the HONEST OLD He
X o of Buena Vista. Let every true friend oi
the Republic do his WHOLE DUTY to-day
and
The noise and tumult which will soon be DER
Will proclaim Old lack conqueror once more.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-11-07
FRANKLIN'S RESTING PLACE.
"Such was his worth, his loss was such.

"Such was his worth, his loss was such.
We cannot love too we'd, grieve too much.
la one corner of The burying ground, besl
known as Chrisi's Church-yard, PhIladelph
repose The remains OfIhe philosopher Frank
lin. On entering the yard from Arch street.
attention will uDavoidably be directed to hi
humble tomb by well irodden path which
leads from the gate 10 the marble slab which
bears the simple inscription, which will al
once STRIKE the beholder with wonder, wiz
benjamin aud Deborah franklin" With
wonder, 1 say, because we are accustomed
10 see the tenemenis Of great men inscribed
rih eulogiums; but the one we are now be
holding has nothing but the words above quo
ted, and the year in which it was plac, d
there.
And this is the grave Of a man who might
once have been seen, runaway boy. ia th.
streets of Philadel phia, seeking employment
printer; and again, as editor aud proprI.
eIor of the United States Gazette, long So
ably conducted by Mr.. Chandler. Once try.
ing experiments with simple paper kite /:
again, astonishing the world with the dis.
coveries made through its instrumenialiiy.-
Once in England as deceived journeyman
printer; again as Minister from an Inde
pendent Republic. Once in his workshop,
as laboring mechanic; again 10 the halls
of Legislation, advocating the cause of Free
dom, and urging an oppressed people to
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-11-07
AMERICAN MEcHANIcs.-Ricbard Hoe II

AMERICAN MECHANICS Hoe the
disiin gushed manufacturer oil Printing Pres.
ses, has gone TO Paris TO set up an en-.
tirely new Press for La Presse newspa.
per.
These presses are entirely on new
principle different from any other in use -
the types Tor "form'') being arranged upon
large cylinder, which revoves in coniac
with an indefinite number of smaller cyin
ders-from each of which latter, at each con
tact. is produced printed sheet. These
sheets are Of course, first taken on by the
smaller cylinders, in white state, much as
in other cylinder presses.
This machine prints ten thousand copies
per hour, and is vastly useful continuance
10 such papers as La Presse, which is said TO
issue some so or 1000 copies per day.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-11-07

EMIGRATIoN FROM liz ELAND TO Texas
Since the opening of the spring the tide of en-
igration has continued, and now, even at the
close of the autumn, vessels are receiving their
living cargoes, chiefly for the United States
and Canada. Many shopkeepers, small ira.
de RS and mechanics, are amongst this multi
tude of voluntary exiles, flying from a country
where the struggle for existence is hourly be
coming more difficult and arduous.
But class of migrants of totally differ
ent kind are now preparing TO leave the coun
try, in order to make settlement in Texas.-
A little colony-consisting of some person.
in the rank Of gentry; one gentleman who had
been the representative for southeastern coun
ty, three justices of the peace, and sundry far
mers of the larger class, with persons who ha(
been in mercantile pursuits or connected will
ba hiking establishments-is about TO be esab
ed in Texas, whose lands have already beer
purchased. This party Of emigrants have, con
sistiag of large number OF families, are to
leave that country early in the next month
and will take their departure from Liverpool
for New Orleans, as the best mode Of reaching
their destination in Texes. Amongst the
Texan colonist will be a clergyman of the es
tablished church. who has parted with hi:
living, and sold off whatever property ne pos
sessed in that country, and who is to become
the pastor of the members of the Church OF
England in the new settlement. This new
feature in Irish emigration is we'll deserving
of attention, as an indication of "break up
amongst the gentry and the middle class, as
we'll as The rural population.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-11-07
RECOLLECT

That the election of OLD ZACH takes place
.o-day throughout the United States. Let ev-
.ry true lover of his country help TO swell the
majority which is to greet him. Rally. then,
It the polls. Raise your shouts for the good
Did man, and
Zach, the brave-the honest-heartedp'
These our rallying words shal II be;
See the doubling truth has started,
From the mountains to the sea.
Unfurl our banner to the breeze;
IT'S like the Hero's story;
Its azure hue an emblem true,
Its stars bright as his glory.
Come gather, then, We noble men,
From every State and station;
Reward our chief, and, factionfree,
Well prove happy nation.
Unfurl our banner, sc.
Then swell the song in triumph
For Columbia's noble son;
The battle now we'll wage for him
Till victory be won.
Unlurl our banner, &c.
IT'S not La Palma's we'll fought day,
Nor Buena Vista nobly won,
Nor holder feats at Monterey,
That warm us to Americas son.
Unfurl our banner, &c.
'Tis more: he fearless acts his part,
And thus his .sorth we prize;
We love the goodness of his heart,
His deeds without disguise.
Unfurl our banner, &c.
Come gallant Whigs-a noble band
With purpose true and steady;
Record your votes, and then hurrah
For Fillmore, "Rough and Ready"
Then fling their banner 10 the breeze
Their deeds will live in story;
Its azure hue their emblem true,
Its stars bright as their glory.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-11-07
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

ID ICIIARD RALEIGH returns his thanks TO the
II public tor past favors and solicits a continue
tion of the same. ! am jus, receiving ON New
York and Philadelphia large and splendid stock of
Dry Goods, consisting in part OF superfine Cloths,
Cassimeres. Satlinetts, and rich Vestings, Hats,
Caps, Wafer Proof Boots and Shoes, Ladies Caters
and Fine Shoes of superfine quality
A large and splendid stock of Domesiics of every
kind; Silk, Gingam and cotton Umbrellas: large
stock OF Ladies wear, such as Bombazines, Fancy
colored Alpacas, and Delanes, French, English, and
Amecican Calicoes, Ginghams, &c; large assort-
ment OF Eli ht Day and 4 hirty Hour Clocks, Look
ing Glasses, and almost every article in the Dry
Goods line Also, Salt, and Groceries of every kind
at Wholesale, all of which will be sold remarkably
low prices for cash or any kind of merchantabe pro-
duce Country merchants will find il their interest
to call and examine my goods md prices, as pS &c
termined 10 sell as law as any house west OF the
Mountains. RICHARD RALEIGH.
OFT 26-3tn
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-11-07

OERev. Isaac w. Wallace has been cut
ting up queer shines, alto gether unbecoming a
parson, in the Grande River country. The
Chronicle says, he claimed TO be an authorized
preacher OF the Christian Church-represented
himself to be widower-fell in love with a
young girl, just turned into womanhood-
then they thought of what manner of man he
was. ltturned out that he had wife and
children near Spencer, Ia, whom he had de-
serted. When this informal ion was received
in letter from the postmaster of that town.
parson Wallace put out, and when last seen
he was between Cox's Mill and Linneus, 90.
ing il With the speed of locomotive, He i:
described as about 32 years of age-5 feet lC
inches high-stout aud we'll made, with necl
like work steer and an under jaw like Berl
shire hog. His hair is brown-eyes hazel, anC
restless intheir neutrality-suspicious. inclining
10 be dark, with ruddy healthful appearance
He appears very fond of the women loves
chickens and other table comforts hugely, and
when by himself, laughs obstreperously-ir
his sieeve-at the gulibility of mankind, In
the pulpit he speaks rapidly, quotes Scripture
copiously, and mistreats the Queens English
most abominably.-S. Lous Rep.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-11-07
RALLY TO THE POLLS.

The long roll has beat-Rally to arms, ye
firm friends of the country-Rally, for your
brave old leader is in the field,
Up with your stars high IN the air,
"A little more Grape" will drive out despair!
Let US give one gallant struggle for the He
70 who neUer surrenders.
Then shout aloud for Zachary,
The conqueror in many fray;
And on this seventh Of November,
Both Mat and LcriS will surrender.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-11-07
CITY OF NSvILLE:
TUESDAY MORNING, NOV. z.

CO. We shall, with all our Office, be en-
gagged in doing our duty to our country to-day.
and consequently shall be unable TO issue re-
gular paper tomorrow. But we shall issue
a slip with all the returns which may come to
hand by noon tomorrow; and we hope TO be
able to furnish the public with tolerably full
returns from abroad at that time. So look out.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-11-07

SEVERE SENrEScE.-At New York, on Fri.
day, Louis Korth was sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary for ten years, for sssaulting with in
tent 10 kill Mrs. Beham, OF Brooklyn, and sew
en- years for an assault on Mr. Beham, in all
seventeen years.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-11-07

NoMISATIoN.--Mike Walsh has been nomi-
mated for Congress by the democrats of the 9Th
district in New York. In thisdistrict, the De-
mocrats, Wings and Free Soil men each, have
two separate candidates.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-11-07
NEW GOODS. AND CHEAP.

UST received by the subscriber. large and very
- superior stock OF Dry Goods, embracing all the
varieties usual for the season. Also choice assort-
ment OF Gimps FriRges. Linen, Corset Laces, Nee
dies, Biz Pins, La lies and childrens Hosiery,
Gloves, WhalebOne, Linen and Cotton Tapes, Braid
and Floss. every variety of White and Colored
spool Cotton, with hundreds of other small articles
IN the Trimming line too numerous TO MENTION for
sale low for cash produce.
WILLIAM HUGHES,
oct "A. Corner Main & Second streets
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-11-07
ROPES and WHISKEY &c.

lust Received,
- II bbls Cincinnati WhiSkey;
, do Hemp Sewing Twrine;
II Coils Manila Rope
% doz. do Bedcords;
500 lbs fine Flax Irvine;
1 Reel Cotton Cord;
do fine Sash Cord:
II 1oz Almanacs QSi9;)
6 bales No Cotton Batting;
l box Cloves;
do Starch;
l Cask Port Wine;
In store and for see by
noY &. VENNEMAN, & Co
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-11-07

DAMAGEs.-Mary Walker has recovered in
a suit at Buffalo, verdict.o $500 against the
Buffalo and Niagara Falls Railroad company,
for causing the death of her husband by the up
setting of the cars in December, lS47, near
Black Rock dam.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-11-07


rise and drive the British Lion from our
forests. Yes be was one of those who
signed away their lives, fortunes and hon
ors, if necessary, for the welfare. of their
iellow-citizens. But all of this could not
save him from the hand Of death. Though
the Philosopher and the Statesman must
lie as low as the less favored, yet the cir
cumstances connected with their lives of
those whose motto was "non subsidized pat
ri9," possess charms which all can appre-
ciate and all love TO cherish. We read his
name OH the marble slsb-ponder over his
virtues, and mourn his loss, as a dear
friend. We stand around his grave, and
think how many have gazed with rever-
ence upon that stone, and our eyes be came
fixed upon it as though il possessed an en-.
dearng charm. We look back on his life
and deeds, and when We remember that
nation wepl when franklin died, we can
not refrain from dropping a tear over his
last abode.
No towering monument rears ITS head
above the clouds where The first beams of
he rising sun will gid his name; but that
name inscribed in cbara ers moi easily
erased, on every liberty loving heart, and
so long as Philosophy continues 10 be a
science, benevolence a virtue, and liberty
The watch word Of the American people
will his memory be cherished, and his name
be honored - Baptist Rec.
SCIENTIFIC PROPHECY. nineteen
years ago, Mr.. Hail, oil Wilton, Conn. then
remarkably good student Ia his Collegiate
course, was suddenly deprived of his reason
aud memory. In those circumstances, his
father, Rev. Mr.. Halt, sent him to Hartford;
but finding no relief. he sent him Ia Dr. Chap
In, OF Cambridge, Mass. The DR.. said there
was no relief Tor him at that ,ime,-but al
he age of thirty six or seven there would be
"A change; that the brain was too much ex-
banded for the Uranium, aud there would at
that age be a contradiction, which would en-
able j, TO ACT heallhfnlly. His anxious ia
Iher and family saw their hopes perempiorily
deferred for nineteen years. That time has
recently expired, aud 10 their great Joy the
prophecy is fulfilled. The man began to iu-
qniIe Tor his books. as fhe had just laid them
lown, and resumed his milhem itical studies
'where he left them. There was no irace on
MS mind Of this long blank in his life, or of
any thing which has occurred in IT,, and he
lid not know that he was almost forty years
ut age. The circumstance al greatest inter-
est u, that whereas he went into this state of
arrangement in deep religious anxiety, he
came out Of il with bright Christian hope,
which had been obtained without the knowl-
edge OF his friends a short time before.
The State guard., 1848-05-16
$IOO Reward.

O RAMA WAY from the sub
 E,A. /scriber's Plantation in Coosa & @ County, in the early part oi sEUf last year, two negro men. ToSI e5. and JAcs Ton is six ieel nigh and very llxely. his haif nclnes to he suaight. his complexion bright for d ne gro. he is about 2l or g years ol age. Jack is qnite black, his upper front teeth rotten, has real negro teeL his heght is some five tret S or 9 inches high has d down look, about 3 or B years of sgr.- They left without any known cause. and remained in th, county for several lnonths frequently having been seen. have not heard any thing of them since last sumn'er or carly part of the tall II is very probable they have been conveyed of by some white person or persons. l am led 10 this belief from the frequent occurrences of the same nature. Several has been taken from this county and nothing heard of lhem since purchased the said Legroes near ">Yelte vile. North Carolina in 1885. rt
 l will give the above reward for the ap- prehension of the thief and negroes ,or fifty dollars for each negro, and one hundred dollars for the thief or thieves. who may have stolen them, provided they can be convicted of the tact
 J. G. GRAHAM, Lessee A. P.
 p"n;ion,;arv F.h o3d. 1918 a-rf
The State guard., 1848-05-16
A Most Excellent, Pleasant, x NeyerFailing Medicine. ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE OF CONSUMPTION IN NOR
 PTSTOIVN pCNV

We take great pains 10 procure anthem tic and respectable certificates, and never give publicity toany other. To ,DR. SwAYNE. PHuApELpnA.
 Dear Sir: afords me great satisfac ton 10 lay before an American public the wonderful success of your Compound Syr. up ot Wild Cherry, in curing me oi hat dreadful disease Consumption! alter aolh er means had tailed. was attacked with pain Tn my breast. very much affecting my voice and lungs, and a troublesome cough and sore throat My bowels were costlve appetite nearly gone. and my stomach was so very weak that my physician was at a loss to know wlai to do for me, as every thing the shape of medicine used was immediately rejected remained for months Tn this awful condition, and gave up al hopes of ever recovering. Hearing ot the wonderful cures daily performed by your l.yalnable medicine, in Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Whooping Cough. and all diseas- Of the Lungs and Breast, l reluctantly de. termined 10 try II. 1 purchased bottle of your Agents in this place (Moore X Long aker,) which appeared to fake hold of my disease and relieve me. continued usins Y uuilf II STduudlf TtStOftu Ilt tu utdtIii and strength. Several of my friends were affected in the same manner, who declined using the Sylup they, am sorry 10 say appear 10 be last approaching that bourne were no traveller returns As expect soon 10 leave these parts 1 give you this as a standing m morial 10 the great virtue Of your invaluable Compound.
 t' D. c. WILCOX Norristown Pa.
 CAuTloN.-All preparations from the Wild Cherry Tree, except Dr. SwAYN's are both fictitious and counterfeit and sprung up years after this valuable medi- cine had introduced itself into The sick chamber; therefore ask fol Dr. Swayn's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, and purchase no other The genuine article is prepared only by Dr. Swagne, North west corner of Eighth and Race streets, Philadelphia. ....u f .-
 ". B. COOPER, Agent.
 Wetnmnka. May2 1S43
The State guard., 1848-05-16
STATE OF ALABAMA, ,
 l J Coosa county.

OrphGn's Court Vacation, lHay 8, lS4S. NfIIS day came John Gaddis, admins Il tratur ot the estate of Francis Loct. dec'd. and files his account and vouchers for final settlement of said estate. Where upon it is. ordered ty the Court that forty days' notice be given by publication in the State Guard,' requiring ali persons con cerned in the premises to be and appear at term of this court to be holden al the court house in the town of Rockford on the first Monday in July next; taen and there to show cause why such final settle ment should not be made. q
 A true copy from the minutes. Attest,
 aq.is. t,fa hl9aIs W. SUTfLE, Cl'k.
 May Is. ,S4S; (Pr', fee $7 50) 207t