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FROM THE SOUTH.
By Telegraph to TIE Tribune.
PKrrrssrEs. FEB. u. isi5.

PKTEIsBrEc. FEB. IL, ls'c.
Abssvy snow storm south Of this place has pre-
vented the arrival Of the Southern mail and train
and consequently your Express dispatches are not
received
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~ HrRscHrL v. JoHssos 10 the new Loco
u. 8. 9snstor from Georgia
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BROoME

Bingh0mtOn, Supervisor, Ely, Wing 6l5 Tho
mas. Hurker 3Ol Case, BarnburEer l57; Ely over both
Isl. Whole ticket Wing.
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Trading on borrowed Capital.

The appearance on Saturday Of call for Tay
lor Meeting at Military Hail. with the names Of ma
ny we'll known and consistent Wings appended to
it, naturally excited much surprise, and led to some
inquiry which soon developed the fact that man,
Of the names so used had been borrowed scthout lsare
Tnis led to farther inquiry and hardly one could be
found who did not declare his signature fabrca-
tion. The following has been sent us
We the undersigned. having names attached to
call for meeting Of the friends OF Gen. Taylor 10 be
hald Military al. 10 the Bowery Tuesday evening
nsxt. beg leave 10 state that have signed any
sneh call and that used without know
ledge or consent
o. w BRENNAN. SMITH CUNNING,
FREDERICK FAYE, JAMES B. TAYLOR,
ALEX DODGE. JOHN LABOR,
CALEB s. w0oDHULL JOHN oRMoND,
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UNITED 9raTEs DisTRIcT CoURT.- Before Judge Bsfts
we've ssaen belonging ~ the Of the ship Isvs
VINO pead guilty Of an attempt az revolt bf0uxh a
o sentence Cense and Dclmere ssnt@nced 10 psJ
hoe Of so each .nd sixty days mprsoument Fssisi
McDopsld, Long, Titus. Brown, and MsnD e.ch dee n
20 sawyer 80 snd Reed, Ray and Wshsm, boys
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II Neither Congress nor the New-York Legs
lature were in session on Saturday.
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A DEAD SHoT--The man who few days ago
bitten by mad dog In Euclid. and who expects 10 be
mad himself IN few days, is IN this city taking
geance the whole canine race He has already shot
about thirty dogs under the Mayors proclamation.
fClevsiand Plalnteaier.
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PETrrssrrs. Feb. 10, lsIs.

Again the mail passengers, and your dispatches
are missing.
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EV- The Boston Trareiier records the death ola
man in that city, Thursday night from inordinate In
temperance. His clothing found 10 have been per-
iecly drenched with sweat powerful were the efforts
Of Nature the foul poison with which she had
been overloaded.
~ Charles f. Leighton was arraigned before
the United States District Court at Portland Me- on the
sh inst. indictment for robbng the Bangor Post
Office lie pleaded guilty, and sentence was suspended
for two weeks.
~ The Theater at Columbus, Ohio, was burned
TO the ground the 10th inst Several persons were Sc
riousy injured by the falling umbers and one man, named
Dasid King was not expected to survive.
~ Gen r. C. Martin and VIM. s. Parham OF
the Louisiana legislature have adjusted the difficulty
isting between them.
~ The CHIsEsE JUNK KEYsISG, Capt. Kel-
e cleared at ths Boston House Saturday afternoon, for
London.
~ The Female Academy at Prince Edward
Comt-House Va destroyed by fire Saturday week.
~ The ship fever is said TO prevail 10 an alarm.
Ing extent in the Charity Hospital. New orleans.
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-r.-,ac whis General Committee

w. rara ,h.sts 70 Hou css6 y~aA Of ine Hos Jacob
c.s~~ Of VI and Hon q Don' Of Lou for valuable doe.
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FoUSDLIsG-A newly born infant was found on
Thursday evsning last by woman named Mrs Powell
in wood house in Stswasaley. She took charge Of
u - now doing well
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~ Among the nominations by the Governor
tothe senate, the names Of f. B. j. Ogden, Esq Of
Paterson for Justice a the Supreme Court IN place Of
Judge Whitehead. whose does expire TIL next
Autumn, and Il. H. McCarter, Esq OF Sussex In place Of
Judge Robinson OF Warren Judge OF the Court Of Err
rOrs. Trenton State Gazette.
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ALASD.RrFoRs BALL.-The Women Gnsipidly
termed LADIES' Of our City who believe in good time
coming for honesty useful labor and who are gratefully
aware tina, GEoBeE H. EVANS, EA,or OF the Young Amer
ie iOre very and secure that result BY
his early vigorous and unrng advocacy of Land Reform
propose 10 give Bal in honor of the and his works
at Tammany Hall tomorrow evening Although it Is
not yet time for eysa the politicians Of the Upper Ten
10 attend such Bal, yet there will be gocdy gathering
Of the more useful therefore better. class and the occa
sion TO all who synpahlze with the struggles OF Labor
for It's Rights will be one Of deep interest.
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CITY ITEMS.

To-Dr.-Our readers need no reminder con-
corning the festival Of the tender saint The nundfeos Oh
col0red snd sdec message catering IN he rinoo"
Ike the wirgs Of The sas;y who inspired iner' nave
for weeks past proclaimed ia sPpfoseh; and me super
human exerions Of pos.rnsn and private leiereAier
from peep Of dawn I'll the shutiing up q fashonaole
doors 10 say nothing Of the rscs7; OF mrlntIsinous
notes rcse-ntet and embossed Will b s1reisnt
declaration Of Tie divinity Of the tsy We fear nsVsrtne-
less the tendency 10 which follows every pop
usr custom has nearly destroyed the sweetness OF 81
ysentinss Ole. romantic associations. Instead OF ine
tirid nssve, whose truth and feeling gave tender
charm the mystery have sheets Of aee-s srodery
where fG modern eupss look o., from e1i-p@per cages
inscribed with gided poetry, fhyning TO name anc
sane,T r.aeT and "vAent,ne. Nor has we nu-
nerogs class Of laslvituEs whose tastes tAfs me
loves; forms C. al prevailing fsness' fGed 70 have
is share in this The shocking attempts al low
wit and vasa. cLrcaiure, alike dssrAeeia 70 those VINO
make and those vho send them, supply the wants Of hh
class We iha; some Of the papers, In view CT ihese
things dscognisuanciEg the custom entirely bat,
while sgree with them in their condemnation OF me
vile spirit which would Lead any one 10 wound or rsut
another under the shelter Of really expressive and beau
tlfrl CUSTOM we would not wholly sweep away all the
relics Of pas; posiythe flowers which have noa'ed down
TO u.s. still blooming and fragrant. on the changing tides Of
the world Trng and valGsless as they msy appear 70
many IN these days they help to keep alive
true. genial feeling among men (and wonen)-A 'enti-
eni which, however far II may fall below the purer ex-
preston Of our social Al least above the eodhess
and seashness taught by mere worldly existence.
And row. IN illustration Of what we have said we give
the Offering q fair anonymous friend, who exercising
the years privilege has taken occasion to address the
ssrner SEX abstract deal Of What Man should De-
rather han inpersonaton Of what he really 49, Inc
few to whom this will apply will seeePiit revereniy' and
the large remainder will hope strive TO become worthy
- d
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HoRRID MURDER OF TWO OvERsEERs The
Columbus GA Enquirer has the particular. Of murder
committed in Randolph Co upon Negro traders. Trot
ter snd Bolton. by two Of their slaves They hsd en-
esmped for the night IN wood And while lying together
on mattress asleep the nesro took position one 90
each side Of their victims and AZ siven srus cut their
throats with Troiter rot o. fatally cut "a
was Bolton, and was able TO jump up when be dss
patched with an AZ The bodies we're then carried of
mile distant and thrown from bri5se iuo creek when
the murderers proceeded 70 the money barn
ere he bloody mattress, put with the e.rryal add
horses 10 the direction Of Marion Co taking the BOY with
them The ere having unieated % the woods the
murders discovered, and the slaves pursued and
caught
ATTEMPT TO RoB TIE MAIL.-Mr +. J. Dive,
who carries the mail from Marlboro 70 Washington In
forms Us that on Monday ssi, be attacked In the
woods about mile from the Long Ot Fielss. By man
who attempted 10 stop the The fellow seized the
wheel-horse, and would not reinqush his hold until be
had received several blows from heavy wsp and ate-
he le the horse he made effort - get AZ The arver
No passengers were IN the stage NsroorU (Mt) Gsx
FoRGERY.-A man was committed last evening
BY Mayor svf, charged with attempting 70 pass forged
check for sss5 the Mechanics Bank purpor,inz 10
having been drawn by Thomas Webster. Jr I. was
nseraby executed, the signature not In The leas. re-
semhng that OF Mr.. W. The accused viii have A eual
hearing on wednesday next. lPhia- Inquirer.
VEssTL Rps D0ws.-The schooner Josesheue
Holmes, from Aux Cages TO Boston. sten with cofses
run into on The 7ih Inst By bark unknown The
brig Cybee, from AAnixnxas, took Of the Captain ana
crew, and carried tasG 70 Portland
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YucArAS-Later account. from Merida state

fUcArAS.-Later accounts from Merida state
that the Indian DIFFICULTIES still continued They bad
assembled in large force a. plantation called Ch1cAb.
cheen, some three leagues and half from the town
Of Nasdolid the 18th December but the inhabitants
Of that place did lot sE any attack they had large
garrison 70 project them. A. the town of Sotuts
Immediately steI the entry Of the troops. under Gen
Rossdo the Indians dispersed and es and Rosado
% Peto hut yielding % the enreaties Of the
people Of laxeabs, who considered themselves
be sent Col Diaz back with 20 - guard this point
Ca their march they had skirmish with the lad Ars
ard two ofesrs snd soldier wounded ih- Ind
also suffered much los and those that
try II this leny woald have bensfcial effect On
these ssvsges
public were cutie TRANQUIL
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P0LIcE.-Edward Watson was arrested by oti-
Hissins charge Of stealing valuable picture from
Lewis D. Lyun, keeper of the Gothic Hall Detained.
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H "A Stranger" writes US that be called in
At store IN the lower part Broadway he other LAY and
na.e his re- peets to Mr.. Funk. "srsnser" says ihs;
Peter very uneiv snd aset hard words the eose
Of the Interview, and be wishes to caution people
&C aims. Pstsr's store,
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HARBoR MI,rER-Mr. F. 2 sPinols Of this city,
has been appointed HArbor Master.
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CoNxOS CoUscIL.-The Board Of Aldermen will
hold meeting At the Common coune room this evening
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The OPIRA.-To night for the first time in this
eoantry' Mereadan,es Opera Gtara7ea'o is TO he per
formed with THryFI. BEsEDErr and BEsEvEsrASo In
the principal characters. There 70 be ls.le doubt
that The piece vii BE q favoriis Tonight Il will
certainly draw fall house.
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MODEL ARrIsTs.-We have received earnest
eonpsins Of the exhibitions under this name. AM have
reason 70 believe that they well funded. The remedy
sPpeArs TO Is. Is not difficult The City Auhori-
ties certainly have the power suppress ndeeen; and I'M
moral exhibitions. and their duty. proper evidence VIII
be TO DO 50. We commend the subject their considers
ton and immediate action
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Mr. Cay should rseetrs f< nomination ofa Var No
sal Conpef,or, have ta< b>f 6eiisrns
Gen Taylor sader NO ere~rstancsS Aattvsr rsH permit
Az nanae 10 trfo tie eanro5,
fWs.h Cor phi Nth Au.xissr
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BOOK TR
A UNIVERSAL. HISTORY

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Tire lrt Colf. Chronicle of ,le Revolution. by Cha.
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Gus FI Ess. ur fle Ouurufyter Treason, 1y " H. AIMS
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Abe I,sn li- INicwau. or Cllracferscs Of Che Req
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IT,. tnocrvull Nrs lt-tllenf- CONTAINING t t.e Cos
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Ar.li WOo,Ie.-h. Romance ~ De Battlefield ~ MeX-
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Tie lie 0f Gen Zachary Taylor. and a hls'ory Of tie
Warm NrEicn. vlrl Numerous Illustrations f1cc y. cis
~n'erfar. % Vcrsalles ami The Count of Louis XIV ~
The Young Moor. or tLe Fortunes Of Founding By "a
gene SCRIBE. Pace IS cfs
Tie Iron Masz or The D,ys o. Tyranny By Victor Hugo
Price p c--.
Hesd- 81 the Heailess, Romance by Frederick Souie
Prce y c..
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81 Tle0. Broug l0l, oT Laurel " 5ter by G ? K James
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WHOM 10 MARRY

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Markets. e.. Carefully Reported for The Tribune.


AsHEs-Ares 50 for Pearls. ana - Pot but small bd'
have teea packed ap a. l51' y $ snd - - m c,. n s
and the $500 bales 1he higher grades continue hf ~
tyIorR And NEAI-The market for Flour to-day unsettled
sd lcav, difficult 20 se a. the exact quoiiifis p man
f ,rrse,o1. reach 900 b, including sa osweo at 5 "a a.
Michigan 7ia6 lgt 0ao s7Nae IN, Oeue-es az -
transaction. were mostly A. p 80 l.soN - e ne $3.50
.ot at c.. on sale ct ua'n-pec,ed wa made Al ID ,
~ So, led dur the days. whch induces buyers
s s o's 80. or 40 III. =, s5sse 81 l. steady s.
lie demand moderate sales y" OF 90 DOS sA7' ~
GFiiN@wbs. 4 lar demand for sood lo, ni the a'r.e
.tr,r sale. 2oO bushels Geuesce made Al ~ cent -
~ o. ss -1 and 800 DO represented Gcae.ee a 100 cents
m Buyers and sellers Of Corn are a. us AZ % ssl', ~
sod leaow Psre, sues cega BE- n.es 70 % ~ es S
ts a sbou, 1000 bushels A. y cont io Ja $3.50 10
o S'etheu Yellow and go CO. ,5 !, 4, snt. b9, w
be-. are uorh y cents .se Of 1000 bushels Virgins os,' va
nl.e ., cents. and Northern are selling Al tan cent
hap. a. iasi cent?. prlse /, ,er, dai Al q eeat. iane
fRoyISioNS-Ths ieaisaiy Of The Poh market downward
se as Me-, ~hsh ha' 80. = 10 81 The .es are 500 to' =,
OF 30 bis Ns.s soa lsas9 Or country and city frlne
.e m,aet i. bed issa IsTs sell PrT wor, cent.
The 'ae' arc 80 oftso @ and - # 81 a6a ocni' IN Cut Ne
eeat' 20 ssoas.. N oests % Hams dl} Ar, 81
ara sa5s oais IN pl Batter heavy and chee-e
LAD s,l,. Of oo Q. Pc. q led ., .e. % d. rh
tvs. oaer-i a. et. 90 d', .ai q. aao-. offered
krsH-Ttere r. a good uial, D AL the marset -
-, S,~s AZ Msssschusrits Hskcr,l selling
~ sDi = 70 Tor Nc sales 100 hhls HsLfis Hrfuig
B short.
hay About 60 bales YER ssee - s. - for shTn~u;
ToR,cCO we uo.,e ss-s ~ bids hen'ncks TOE
marksi ~ strsdy ,s,r----.
NJ ,e ale. of 20 bbi- Essiefu . Is
oisTsi Iu-ee s. cents ana steady Amsnesa -sls fl
-, n .,n osrrsi. Beet Lard ca r. se'ae A. cent,
of trad. afo the nifkstto Gay ai blnsu
10 500 H. Crude Al af3 cents 'nns ni,ie az -
sfock OF az k.nts - estnaei AZ 80
if, he .,o dealers bands Is also large and NE iA7i' ar
taks- lt-nsfe parcels A., a.. ,,,o.,v N ont oi
- 49,. ~. ,n. bot the bidHs wa- quite spid ing
~. = d.r. Of About &c per y on lat sas me
NJ. A Gilman. sale light and mediine ~efht.,
s.,b. ma alsc,s good damaged los Nlo e's - s'
7lHTL rts OG-L.ht and midiis ~ssn,S -. ss.h.i
aver xsehts l6L aI74 dAmSsd IL cts Seh sA'' H
- &c 1 harnsss issther 10 cts
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% I ED.
JACOB RooNE

sud5ca weiaesisy evening Iit mt Nj JACOB ROOM
= Ae 6fih scar OF d
The freud. ftmly and Of his brothers law e.
Lsbrskie. t4ls invited
so,cc 70 atead funeral @ Afternoon tie s ruutas,
rcsictse " collage
o. The l.tL tie oot year 81 De- sec htNhN bNtNookl
H eB ue requested % aitesd hs lacr without nf'-ss
,.,foa ~ cr,re Csarch tbs atcrnoon. nt oclocs
o. wein~.ds, lIth mt CHARLES cox, Sgd e ycars
~ r.tts~. al enis respectfully iusri u attend t- ian
~. ~. lg,s,,I aferoa Il ocioct iiu has late rvcc l1
CLpstrst .. .,.v,tr A. pf.,,
In Cts. "Wednesday mofnins ll. insl NAhTi Deh
MIL. ssci .fycsrs. q molfis and att- 80. =. ..
"a 81 i. .ul ihe m-1bsff 81 fmrc iote 80 -
N 90 -. r-.rtfn, ,ife attend bic i1urfai ~ DIS it-
-siere. No N O,r 4. oa Fflty Afternoon sth it az na l 3
o,oea. Ne remains rh be taken % "''e""'' 'p1lsr
ZIP 4,
Ye-,erl, ,srsnr isth mt EBERT A YOUNG, son q" g.
.ud Caiisrlc lOuag. tle ffh year Of s sge . s,,.
lie relatives All ir.sas ~ Ia isfud3 are l''ie' w '
tbs siisflson. ocock. ~ cott'se 10 s. ~
Degof Ia Dc inisus5 le ssflffef u "''
teleCtusl unfenr
% Nedn-isy Il net ELLEN. wife % John q 'otsfis.
The fsalses ant hsa. of the ttnay orr f,sifgtll'
sten the fors. h fnsDl Afternoon a. toc'-A "'" "'' ~
fcsnieacs Nc. 10 Celirr, cofnsf Of Chainborsst
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DRY GOODS.
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.

MESSkN. +. ii. McELkOl GO.
2j Br1ddrny third DIOR Gbore tic inercrn ~ ffl ana
nlRECILl OPPOSITE THE PARh FOUNTAIN are
Drrepared 20 otter for the Inspection of their numerous
patrons and the public. choice and varied an assortment
OF goods tor spring aud summer wear a. eau be iuud
m fhr cy consisting cloths neres Vcstngs cash
merces, tvcc-, drap dete, winch tcy are enabd %
make mp order a. great red cuon nom former prices
public aid others wluun. hr.trlie article oi ready maze
garments, equal jon every respect 20 those made 20 ocf
which ty are selling cheaper than anything heretofore
offered Tie public am assortment OF dress am hocA
coa,- latest STYLE Oi ze.ypr cloths made into Polka ana
sack COATS Also. cahmrfef'c, tweed and inerino paia'
looms vesi. and IN great variety Also, shirts under vests,
drawers car- cravafs, sfeuers, &c. constantly ON hand
They would call attention their superior styles OF vests
and paualoons q. furnished % Broadway. Strangers
and others would do well 10 call and examine their stock
aud ear prices before purchasing elsewhere myl7 j.
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WILLIAMS BROTHERS.

OFFER FOR SALE the following interesting "ofA7'J1''
O.ssued
Tbe .cf.n's Revenge. By y. VI. Gurus Prce p cts-
Tine Star of tile Fallen. by y VI. Curtis. Puce - cis
The Mafncide's Daughter, by y. NJ Curtis Price . eis'
Tie Aideue, by y ". Curtis. Pace - cis. ~.
-eiounr' Tie Son of Aihos. by Alexander Dumas
Price - cents. - --, --,,-o
WILL BE READY ~ A DAY or IMo.
The Forfv..ve Guani.men, by Dumas. Pace - e.. a..
De Man con. le knl D., with the Iron hald Iiies ~
MYSTERIES OF Ol London, by Reynolds. e,
Tie Home of Shakespeare, by + w riIAp'' Z "a ~
be llffii eneraviugs Price p cents 90. 80.
TIE Maid OF the SaraHac, by y. " Cun, fnee = CO.
Eleanor sherwo God, by J. H. lngrahaln. Iies -
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pEAn READ. REAp. AND BE WISE.

DUBLISHED on MONDAY, MAY Pho Postpone
L mcut-NO BRIBERY OR BLACK MAIL can sup
press &c. The publisher, "
ASMODECS.
OR. LEGENDS OF NEW-NORK,
Having no suitable place for retailing the above work. have
made nrnpe arrangements with all the Book Periodical
and Newspaper DepOl. ihe raFennl agents ad boys 10
supply tAc work such prousc manner is no I'd copei
book A. The rush ID be- great, the publishers recon-
mend fhai those wishing the WORK % apply early al either
Of tine following places -
30 spnnr.st 8017llG3 and IL B0wery rs! and &O
Grand: b. Canal. 49, 4l6 Pearl; II Galatians l5l Cherry
a. Division. l12 80 aul 6lj Broadway; corner Broadway
and Grsni--f: corner Broadway and Beeckrr-st. 81
hudson: 80 Sixfh-avenue. ma Elshavenue; lo9 Ninth
avenue: ~ East Twenty ? -, 80 ana y Ami ~
&C. IO2, Io8. Ifl and 1872 Nassau.
BRooSLYS-iJl, 81. i55 Isl and ~ Fultonst and $50
Nyuc-lvcuue
MuLfANsBrRcH-01 Grand-,t
JERSEY CIrY-5 MOufgomerys and by all others new T.
men and hOys. Price only p cents. mNl5 JUS