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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-17
The Foreign News.

Ihe arrival OF the canada, after a remarkably
fine passage across the Atlantic, has put pos
session of one weeks later intelligence from the
old world. There is not much special interest in
this news, but il is important in several particulars
The continent of Europe is still cenvulsed and
agitated 1t will be seen that the result of the APP
peal to arms has been, at various points, favorable
to the popular cause. Austria has been signay de-
feated in Hungary, and is probably, by this time,
driven out Of the country At Berlin, another out
burst of popular feeling has occurred, involving
another scene of bloodshed The state of affairs
In Italy is much the same as was represented by
the accounts received by the lastseamer. Through
out the whole continent the revolutionary elements
are everywhere at work. Society is shaken to its
centre. The tramp of armed men is heard re-
sounding in city, town, and hamlet. Despotism is
preparing for the last decisive struggle, and the
people, at last awakened to sense of their own
strength, are also making ready for the conflict
We cannot be unconcerned spectators of this
scene, full of solemn and painful interest With
intense anxiety await the result, full Of hope,
not unmingled with fear and trembling-for the
oppressor is mighty, and the people contend
against fearful odds.
In England, a change Of the ministry seems to be
approaching. The passage of the navigation laws
has excited powerful effect the part ofthe ep-
position and the restoration of the tory party the
conservatives they choose to style themselves,
would not, perhaps, be detrimental to the progress
of liberal principles in Great Britain. Almost all the
important measures of reform which have, within
the last twenty years, assuaged the revolutionary
spirit of the masses in that empire, were wrung
from tory administration The wings of Great
Britain are excellent friends of the people-out of
Office. Once In power, they are as much opposed
to progress and reform and liberty, as the rankest
tory aristocrat who fattens the suferngs Of his
countrymen. A day of great and mighty change is,
however, fast approaching in Great Britain. The
storm Of revolution which now sweeps the Euro
pean continent will, by and by, break on the island
empire. Already the sagacious statesman hears
the distant murmuring of the tempest. The reign
Of an oppressive and overshadowing aristocracy
cannot be much longer protracted. If the present
administration be elected from office, we shall be
prepared TO see the commencement of an agitation
In the British empire, which will lead to the most
startling results.
We await, with much interest, the news of the
result Of the French elections Indeed, in the pre-
sent distracted state of Europe, when no man knows
what day may bring forth, every arrival from the
other side of the Atlantic will be looked for here
with intense anxiety.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-17
Affairs In Canada.

MONTREAL, May TO, I649.
In the House Of Assembly last night, mutual expla
nations and apologies were made by Col Gugy and Mr.
Blake, one Of the ministry, relative to the language
which passed between them on Monday last. Colonel
Gugy had called Mr.. Blake liar.
An extra Of the Canada Gasee has just been issued
containing addresses to the Governor from many parts
Of the province, in support of his conduct
Branches of the British American League are being
formed in all quarters of the colony
II is expected that Parliament will be prorogued
about the 9th Cf June.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-17
Affairs In Venezueia-The Resignation of
MOnagRs ana Guzman-CritlcaI Position
OF the Government.

BosroS, May 16-4PM
The brig hayward has arrived at this port from Gu
racoa, with dates to the Goth ult.
News of the resignation Of the President and Vice
President (slonagas and Guzman) had been received
at Curacao; and also that great excitement prevailed
In Caracas, in consequence of the resignation which
1t was believed by many, would result in revolution
and the overthrow Of the party in power. The prof
fered resignation of Monagas regarded as ruse
intended to promote his interest for the Dictatorship
Guzman, it is stated was to be sent to England for
the purpose Of negotiating loan.
Those Of the adherents of General paez including his
tive sons who were taken prisoners during the late civil
war; have been set at liberty The sons of Paez had
arrived at Curacao
Letters from Caracas state that the notabes Of the
country had been ordered to assemble there in order
to see what could be done to State utter
ruin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-17
The Cholera mt the West.

BALTIMORE, May 16 1849.
The western papers filed with reports of the ra-
wages Of the cholera at ST. Louis Louisville Cincinnati
the steamboats, of the Ohio and Mississippi rivers
and among the California and other emigrauts who
have taken their way westward.
The disease appears to yield to prompt treatment
but the steamboats, where medical assistance cannot
be readily obtained, the mortality is very great
On board Of one boat, upon which there large
number Of Mormon passengers there had occurred
twenty one deaths.
ST. Louis, May 16, 1S49
The cholera in this city Is slightly decreasing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-17
Sporting Intelligence.

UsIon CovnsE-TRoTrINo MArcH-The famous trot
ting morse Trustee-the only horse that has trotted
twenty miles within the hour this afternoon
with the King OF Terrors in mile heats best three in
nve-the latter named to harness, and Trustee to a
$50 ID. wagon, This afia will undoubtedly draw q
crowd. The cars leave for the track at az O'Clock
from the South Ferry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-17
Marine Affairs.

VIM II. Webb will launch this afternoon, at o'clock,
from his yard foot Of Houston steet East River, the
chip James Drake This ship is built for Messrs Spot
ford Tieston e. Co, and Capt Benjamin Smith, and
tobe commanded by the latter gentleman She is in
tended as Havana packet, in place Of the ship Girls
TONI Cnlnn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-17
Shipping Intelligence.

BOSTON, Nay TO- /
Arrived-shp Ann, New Orleans; bark Lowell Bal
brgs Maria, Sal; Julia Helen Wilmington; Clement
Philadelphia; II Rogers, Wilmington; Guman, Savannah
Knox, Norfolk Andover. Alexandria schrs Edwin
Honduras Margaret New York; Mystic DO; Aedonna Nor
folk Triumph. do Emily philadepha; Corvo. DO Cleare
and Mary Philadelphia schrs Copia, Baltimore New YOr
New York; Edna, Richmond At Curacao 9th brig Abrau
for New York 10 days AT Balize Honduras 2st brig Ma
rian, Gage, for New York. s days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-17

The CnoI.ERA.-It is said that the cholera has
appeared in this city. Six cases were reported
yesterday, and the Board of Health were convened
immediately. The duty Of the public authorities
is plain and simple. The streets must be thorough
ly cleaned Immediately, and such other sanitary
measures adopted as The exigency requires
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-17
p OS II sc RIPT.

SIX O'CLOCK, H. M
The steamship Canada arrived at her dock, this
morning, at six o'clock Her mails will be assert
cd this morning The details of her news will be
published in our Evening Edition
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-17

BOSTON, May lo-5F, NJ
BY an arrival at this port have late advcos
New Granada IL IL stated that although the recently
elected President General Lopez still in with
the people, revolution was daily expected
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-17

PROGRESS OF THE CHoLERA.-From the Western
papers we gather the following AT Versailles.
KY two deaths at Georgetown, Ky, one death on
the steamer st. Paul, the Missouri river eleven
deaths; the Algoma, four; at Maysvie, KY twenty
deaths in the city and surrounding country during
twenty -four hours ending tho afternoon OF the 10th
on the steamer Belle Key from New Orleans five deaths
on the Iyanboe four the America eighteen; the
Nominee. several; at Shepherdsville ny, three; on
the Kentucky river four at New Albany two ; in
Washington KY. two; at azoo City, several; in Ma.
son county Ky twelve cases and six Deaths in Charles
ton Bottom, several at Rock Island. At Louis
VILE the disease still prevails but the papers that
place talk very vaguely and from their statements
there are no deaths although constantly
curing We have already had statements by tele-
saph OF the rsvages Of the disease at st. Louis and
CDnehnati Az St Louis IL had been carried into the
oiPnan Home by Infection aud four deaths have
s Su,eo Az tort smith IL prevailing and FIVE
I TIL, from IL had occurred in emigrant company
sges OF the disease vt Maysyilic rs will be seen
~ =. e, increased slarnogly The Buffalo Repub.
atio sarr! ss!. we have just learned from reli-
aDe ourcs mat the chorra is making fripbtfu rava.
gee IN lineage Buffalo papers Of saturday and
credit the story. VIZ w "o'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-17

SAILING OF THE STEAMSHIP AMEErCA.-The
steamship America, Capt. Harrison, sailed yester-
day noon for Halifax and Liverpool. 1t will be
seen, on reference to her list of passengers that
she took out about as large list as the steamship
Europa, which left this port on the I'd inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-17
Later from Yucntan-The Expedition to
Bacalar.

BosToN, May 16-5 T. NJ
The brig Ann Maria has arrived at this port, from
Sisal " ucatan), with advces to the 10Th Of April
The expedition which has been sometime in prepa-
ration at Sisal intended for attack upon Bacaiar
Ia strong hold Of the Indians the eastern coast is
nearly ready to sail The force collected numbers
ycral thousand men, and includes many volunteers
from he mi ed Statcs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-17
Robbery at n Race Course.

ALBANY, May To- l64e.
Mr.. Charles Bates, Captain OF a canal boat had his
pocket cut open during tn race at the Bulls Head
Course to day, and his wal It, containing 81 400 (hs
proceeds OF sale of -four consigned to his care was
stolen I he thief has thus far escaped detection.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-17

icg ~ ths'Wrs formed ~ Clinton Hall LAST evenp, IN
sun room eF rev others Who may wish 70 ,on Tbs ~
WI heen hgph th evening 10 OOtain ckcts Of mem,
sunPt ,oah ~ the Phrenooqicnl CABINET OF Fowl EN|
WELLS, IN clinton hall, ~ and 1871 Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-17

FROM Council BLrgFs.-The Frontier Guoy.
dian, OF the 18th ut, says that the weather 49,,
still cold and iaiDy aud that FARMERS had been ~
vented from getting their ground ready for pIan,fg
The Mustang tho first boat up this spring arrived On
the 10Th. "Sbo brought says the Guardian asoo
few passsDgers who their way 90 California "a
large LOT Of Whhsy Which Should 90 the gold region
too e'V"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-17
The Appointments for the District of CO.
mbfa-The Hon. John m. Bolts, DC.

= . NhsHINUION, way Ib--b T, VI,
There was no cabinet meeting to day
1be appointments for the District of Columbia are
TO be dctti mined on this week
II 10 believed that tho chances Of MIR Wallack for the
Marthalsbip If the District the best.
IL is rumored here that the Hon. John NJ Bolts will
be appointed Land Commissioner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-17

brieht-e ed tmiling Youth or Miss in one or che
straw haN or Cans. made BY KNOX Is rutep sirs
charming sigt his variety, Ike circle has no ,n, ~
ieRb IN slk ana other Kinds o. rratify tle
parent hhd economy wthal, that goes a rr,st ~ "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-17
vV,ecI. and Las. OF L,,fe.

BosToN, May 18-e PM.
The schooner Esirdealer ~ Brsto rlaine, went
ashore on Ssiter's isaDd, in gale, ON Sunday night
snd al on beard pcrshcd, except email boy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-17
The Double sheet.

The next double sheet Herald will be published n,
week. on the arrival Of the steamers mail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-17

The Canada will probably arrive here early this
morning On her arrival, her mails will be imme
diately distributed, at the post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-17

~, '"nu iht.u cOld Pens, warranted W a
ID b,s"1u Spid snd silver caoce
hne cvd pnd silver stono manufactured and soil vbs1
eH't ph' retail w J, y, Savage, ~ Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-17
The Ilumbc GnI,,ry-S,,
Frns and Wntches.--rhe Richoiis

s"un pot iai TO visit II they wish 70 see tho y
VI ns pehuifui art, by the oldest artist Ia tnis
such visit. ~" go " '0'"s P'0"S'u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-17
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
n.~rSo~~N>~N@nOor<NN<DN~Nr
VERY IMPORTANT
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Movements Among The People
TO ORGANIZE
An Independent Government.
.ooooO~o>oJNnON~~NrN~No~
GENERAL SMITHS AUTHORITY DlSREGARDED.
~~>~.~'>~->>~~N~~~>>r~>>~
D1UTINY ON BOARD THE U. S. SHIP OHIO
oN~|~~N~>~oN>NN-N>N~NNN'
Trials by Court Martial,
&C., &C., &c.
GENERAL SMITHS AUTHORITY DISRECARDED
MUTINY ON BOARD THE U. S, SHIP o.

BALTIMORE, May 16-10P NJ.
The Southern mail has arrived, with New Orleans
pa to the 9th inst.
The bark Plymouth had arrived at New Orleans from
Vera Cruz, with advices from San Francisco, to the
Goth Of April eleven days later than previously
received
The news from California Is very important.
Meetings have been held at San Francisco and else
where and resolutions passed to organize Legislative
Assembly to be composed of fifteen members, who are
to be charged with the duties of framing laws for the
preservation Of order and the protection Of trade 1t
was also resolved to elect three Judges
letter dated Vera Cruz Oath ultimo, says that 1t
was reported there that the people of California had
organized government, which disavowed the authori
ty of General Persfer F. Smith, Governor, and
nued his order prohibiting foreigners from working at
the mines.
The Picayune has received the following letter. dated
"MAzArLAN, April Q, 1849
"GESTLrMEN The Peruvian bark Fanny, Capt. De
Brot arrived here the 7th instant direct from San
Francisco, whence she sailed the Goth ut.
GA short time before the Fanny left, one Of the
boats crews belonging to the U. S. flag ship Ohio,
away with the boat They were, however, pursued
captured, and brought back. Shortly after, the
of the ship being called upon to perform some duty
they refused to turn out and obey the orders Of the
ofacers in consequence of which, about thirty of the
leaders were confined In irons court martial was
being held board the Ohio, and 1t the opinion
that Commodore Jones would hang q number Of the
conspj ators
"There much disaffection in the navy.
Gan the officers of the soop Of war st. Marys had
been tried by court martial, save two"
The U. s. steam propeller Massachusetts arrived at
San Francisco, on the 25th Of March.
Owing to the immense number Of people arriving at
San Francisco the whole country was considered in
very insecure state There was great want felt for
the presence of adequate military force and for the
extension Of the laws Of the United States over the
territory in the absence of which, much trouble was
anticipated.
Prices Of everything at San Francisco continued very
high.
The discovery of new and rich deposits of gold is Of
daily occurrence.
The reported discovery of gold placer in Oregon is
confirmed.
The New Orleans Picayune expresses doubt of the
correctness Of the statements in regard to Gen Smiths
authority having been disregarded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-17

q Ffemfh's Hotel, Corner Of CITY III,
slusie ana frankfort street is open for the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-17

For New YSrkTMr and Mrs Watkins NJ and Mrs Rmons
field Mr. and Mrs Elliot and infant Mr. Phillips and lady
stuart M VALLEY Miss Valley and two maid Mr.
Sons, Elhers Edgaron Robbins Read, before, Cousad
sprague, Bslhonse, Beebe D Belhouss Bshouse, Pay
Tobias Currie. MamarchiI Miller, Harris Rosecouller
Howatt Brown, Winersohn Bannat Cog, Sisburne Lewis
RObder Rigdon Pearce, Browne Simpson Drake, Labay
Caderton. Mysop, Thorp Middleton, Robert McFarden
Cooper Col Mccall DR. Hayes Mr. and Mrs Lucas infant
Mr. n Mrs Hamilton.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
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JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR.

LANES GORDON KENNETH,
PROPRIETOR.
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1GE HERIID ESTHBIIsHMESTa open throughout
ne night.
AAUsEMENTs THIS EVENING.
BowERy THEATRE. Bswsry.-KIro JoHs--Yova
LIrE's IN DANGER.
BROADWAY THEATRE, -cRrsro.
NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham squsrs-sLAsHnR AND
ca AsHK n-ErcHASrnk.
BUTTONS THEATRE. Chambers .trset.-TmE WAGER
ADOPTED CBILp-Tnr wAes or WINDSOR
MECHANICS HALL Broadway. nesr BrOons.-cHaIs-
rvs MiNsrRELs.
CHINESE MUSEUM, b6s B-oadwAy.-CHrN EsE CuRIosI-
ASSEMBLY ROOMS, $50 Broadway-vorsrLAnDzas NJ
cRocosSIc VIEWS.
APOLLO ROOMS, Broadway-CAnpsELLs MISsrRELs.
BROOKLYN Montague Hau-Nrw ORLEANS SERENA
TABERNACLE-MR. DrMPsrsR's CONCERT.
APOLLO SALOON, Tin the ParlOrs)-srAxEsE TWINS,
IL to l, 3 to 6, to TO-
New York, Thursday, May ~, 1870.
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The Schlesyvig War.

The war in Schleswig continues, and the
promised peace seems still very far distant
-Four Of the French war steamers returned
to Toulon, from Civita vecchia, on the 23h
when preparations were Immediately made to
embark another detachment Of 5000 infantry,
TWO batteries Of artillery, and several squad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-17

Axr~rRp. April 2YArr. Ellen. Boston, 25th Shakespeare
Combs, New York.
CowEs, Apr-Of Rhode Island Sherman, from New York
for Hamburg.
DEAL, April 29-Arr, Peter Hattrck -.
DUBLIN, date--Of Odessa, Lsverty from New York.
GBAyEsEND, no date-Of Switzerland, Fletcher, from
New York for London.
HAvRE. April 2s-Arr eida, Funck, New York; May
Argc Davis do Eugene Bernard do SID April 30 Bavaria
Anthony New York; May l, Athens. Chase do.
LWERrooL April 2s-sld West Point Allen New York;
do; Mortimer Livingston Barstow do Ocean Star Boston,
Buena Vista, Mustard do; May Radiant Parkin do; Mar
garrett Reid, New York; Princeton Russell, do; Sd, z,
Chandler do Fidea YeatOn do; Brewer Styles dol Ore
gon Evans, do.
Malta. April 2s-Arr Martha Worthington, Boston.
PLyMovTH, no date-Of, American Eagle. Chadwick,
from New York april III for London April 30, Josephine
BremenC
.PoRTsMourH May 4-sld Hendrick Hudson, Pratt, New
York.
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Trouble among the California Emigrants,
Fight with the kicI<apoO Indians.

Trouble among the California Emigrants,
Fight with the kickapoO Indians.
ST. LOUIS, May 10, 1s4o
Trouble has grown up among the California emil
grants and several companies have already dsbanded
The Pennsylvania company have had fight with
the Kickapoo Indians in which six Indians killed
The Crevasse Mt Jefferson, on the Mississip-
pi-Approach OF the Waters OF the River
to New Orleans-Fears tor the Safety OF
the city!
BALTIMORE, May 1910 P. M
By the mail from New Orleans, this evening, we
learn that the Crevasse jefferson the Mississippi
few miles above New Orleans is fearfully the in
crease The breach in the lcvee had widcned to $50
feet through which the waters of the river had poured
to such extent that portions of Jefferson Carroton
and Lafayette Dying above New Orleans within about
miles, and closely Joined together) over
flowed and reaching to Hercules street. in the Second
Municipality Of the city Of New Orleans itself
The Pcayine expresses fears for the safety of the
city.
The planters along the river have suffered i'm
mensely.
Great efforts making to fill up the breach, and
stay the water in its proper channel but many had al
most despared of success attending the undertaking
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On the 21st inst, Of fever, Mr.. JAKEs HAc.xAr,
Johnstown. Fulton county, New York
On the 23d inst, Of rupture, caused by over exert
Mr.. 4. O. CLoucn, OF Enfield, Mass, aged 40 years
leaves wife and four children
On the l5u inst, OF Jaundce, and general deran
ment OF system Mr.. ERIsrIN CRooKER, of Durhe
Green county, ~ u, aged So years; leaves family
On the =ou INST, OF dysenttry, DR.. JossrH H. s..
o. narI.t'nrid n, leaves wife and three ci
dren' IN. y papers please copy the above
arrival, see proper head
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-22
IS AIN F u o. u j So
Dr 1INVi1i PriOCe,

DR. David friuace,
nEvOTES particular attention 70 Surgery, includ-
- ing the treatment Of the diseases OF the Eye ana
the Ear. I-otice, northeast corner Of Fourth and
Green streets, (nf stars) 81 Louis, Mo- (ang e,'4e
Wade, ~tilles & CO,
CROCERS and Commission Merchants, NO. 80,
OLcvee 81 Louis, Mo-, have on hand large and
general assortment OF Groceries; will make advan-
ces on consignments either for sale here or for
shipments to our friends South or East.-aS-ly
RErERENcEs--H. Won Phui; A. L. Benoist& Co.;
h. 4 w. Campbell; VIM Nesbet Co., s. Louis-F 10
~ MARTINS EMPORIUM.
NPRECEDENTED SUCCESS OF NO. lis.
FALL OF 1s4s.-NIoTTol pledge myself TO seA
lo,cer than any other House.
MY business is done entirely upon the Cash prin-
1vI ciple, therefore, have no losses 70 make up
on bad Debts, as those do who sell upon Credit and
have to make up the difference on their cash Gus
toners. fg#s5gsaf
Nv stock this Fall is the largest ever brought
West, comprising by far the most complete assort-
ment ever offered by any House. MY goods have
all been purchased for cash and manufactured at
very low prices. ga Y"
MY STYLES AND PATTERNS
arc beautiful, many of them the richest and most
fashionable offered in this country; the whole
Of my time and attention has been devoted to the
purchasing and manufacturing of my stock, as my
brother Charles G. Martin, attends TO the st Louis,
establishment; therefore it must be apparent to
every one, from the many advantages that Ipossess
and the long experience that have had fifteen gears,
that am enabled to get up stock better adapted
to the market than any other house.
am determined to sell at very small profits, so
as to make it object for every Country Merchant
to invest his cash capital in Clothing, as it will pay
him better PROFIT meet with Quicker sales. and leave
no Remnants to lose on. Merchants, that cannot
make it convenient to visit the city, BY sending in
their orders can have them filled at the lowest cash
prices and those that do not please can be returned.
hare but store, s8aa#f1{
IT'S No. 11s, Main street, St Louis,
large No. ilS on tnp of the House. flag cut
with the name MARTIN on it, large guilt letters in
front. Cheap Wholesale and Retail Establishment.
st Louis. aug. 90, ts49 JOHN T. MARTIN