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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-20


Among the distinguished arrivals in this city We
notice the name of Don Isnseio Gomez, late Charge
dAnsires from Nicaragua to the courts of Rome and
Madrid La Cronies Of the 18th instant In speaking Of
this gentleman, says:-
Den Ispscio Gomez, Charge d'Anaires from the
State Of Porto Rico had given an extraordinary mis-
sion for Madrid arrived the 18th inst ct Boston by
the steamer America and In this city the 14th 1t
appears that Senior Gomez has satisfactorily arranged
the ecclesiastical duties which necessitsted his mission
TO Rome and that the Holy Father honored him spon-
tansourly with the Cross OF st Gregorio Magno He
has Also received nom the literary academies Of the
Arcades and Tibsrina, the diplomas OF correspondent
member Being sterwsrd nominated flares to
Warrington he preferred to pass through Andalusis
and 20 70 Madrid, where, proof Of the great
sheraton With which the Spanish Americans
was incorporated by real ordinance in the colleges
Of the peninsula He discharged in Madrid the lega
tion Of Costa Rics; and although the legation of
Nicaragua and other States OF Central merica to that
court proposed to him. appears that he has pre-
ferred to 90 back to Guatemala
7. N Bsavins, G. 7. woodmsn' Boston; J: D. Good
win. NJ JAckman @. q. Sherman, Vermont; Lansing
UsA; A. seemeuller Baltimore IN Ackley Ithaca;
J. w. Newcomb, Springfield, Mass, were among the
Marcus Reeve, Esq, Mobiles Stephen L. Jamss, Esq,
Jsmaica Charles Goodyear, Esq, lady and son, New
.vsni ~ Hunter, Esd Hunters 1sw. Lsand dob D;
Coles, Jr., Daniel worts and lady, New Jersey; W.
Hotehkiss Canada; Rufus p. stebbns, Meadville,
Penn, we're among the arrivals ut the Union Place
J. Forsyth' Kingston; Geo. Smith, Georgetown,
Ky A. Fisher Philadelphia; Dr.. John, San Francis.
co; y. Moon do; A Prazsan, BOSTON, arrived amongst
others yesterday at the Aston House.
ID. @ Collsmore, Buffalo; Hon A. Pease, Maine; J.
Bradley, vern ont; j s smith King seon; J L. Ranuy
Canada; y. II Merritt, do r. o. Norris Virginia; j..
y: Billings and lady, vermontj Norcross Bostoni
Lieut.. Psrrott, L. 3. N; and Samuel IL Lowry, St.
Louis were among the arrivals at the Irving House
yesterday
NJ D. woolsey, Utica; DR.. Stone, Bridgeport; G..
Thornton, Albany; j. j. williams, Washington; NJ.
Austin. u. z. Navy; and Il Harrington, Mass arrived
yesterday at the American.
AsroR HousE TELEeRAf<frc METEOROLOGICAL TABLE-
Dee l9 81. O'Clock A. M--Providence, going to snow
Boston, ground covered with snow; New Haven,
cloudy and cold BRIDGEPORT, do. do; Stamford snow
ipg fsst.
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Cont or Common Pleas.

BEFORE the liou JuVBe w ooiruu.
Dec. E-.3cti0n for Islander Joseph HenshGp rs.
WUiiam Leau,nrorth-The comp plant in this case
allsges that the defendant the I'd March 1Si9 at
the l2t Fulton street in the presence OF plain
tif's acquaintapces called him a swindler, plferer,
drunkard and thief and that he repeated these slam
ders the following day 1t 10 alleged that the plain
t by Of these socusations, was brought into
disgrace with his friends Damages laid at $1,000
The defendant urge that there was angry aterca-
ton between him and plaintiff, and that the expres-
sions used justified by plaintiffs language to-
wards him. It appeared that the plaintiff had been
clerk TO the defendant and the dispute arose about
the dissatisfaction of Mr. Lesvsnworh at the way in
which hi. accounts were kept end upon his saying
that he should get some person 10 look over his books
Several witnesses called but though they deposed
to the angry alteration they could not state the exact
Language used Mr. Shafer addressed the jury on be.
half of the defendant and ridculed the idea of suit
being brought under such circumstances. The judge
charged the jury and they Immediately rendered a
verdict for the def pdant.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The American mail steamship Arctic, Captain Luce,
win leave this port at noon to- morrow Ger Liverpool
Her mails will close at hslf-psst ten o'clock The
WEEKLY HERALD will be published at half past nine
o'clock.
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DOUBLE SHEET.
New YorE. Friday. December go. 1850.


The Court Martial on Commodore J0nes.
We publish, ia another part Of this days Herald,
full reptu II ire Proceedings, thus Car, Of the
Court Martial on Commodore Jones, including the
shsrTes and specifications, AM his angwer. The
specification that he unlawfuliy executed two mea
on board The Ohio, having been qaasbed, the next
IN Importance Is that Of spsculit.ng IN gold dust
with the public moneys
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By reference TO sdvsrng columns u will 10 seen that
there chance offered BY which person sihsurh
o. very iwitea mess can secure home for himself nsa
family At mere na price, and within VERY short dis
tanee OF this city. BY the laws Of hs STATE such hois
forever exempt from the rapacy Of ruthless credo and
the can fad there agyum from Witch moth
but hand Of death can dipose,s him. As the erawieg
for the lots soon tales plsc would advse readers
male early APPLICATION a. TIE ONCE III John street.
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Court Coteudpr-Thl Dav.

sUPKEroR CoUBr.-Nos 90, 50, rs, s. L. 90, 81 So
S. 1885, los, lo5 S. las 14o, $50, 100, 81 SS, ISL,
1888 1884, ltb l5e, l67, SO, 1eo 16l, le2 1ei to 1eo
III to 176, 70, 81.
q COMMON PLE.s-Nos 7T6, s04 to 81, SIG, slT S1s
UNITED STATES DisrRIcr CouRT.-Nos 20 to 3s.
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Deftmter, 40
Geo q, shsm, Esq.xy Dear sir;Hsvins seen vsrisus
works Of mine advertised tuch lead
public TO believe that they have been written ~
~ for perodieals In thountry suthcrise ycu 70
N he that yOur msgasine IL the only reriodira In
America fer which have undertakes 20 write any Ting
All othe- periodical mine written fer Enrah
publisher under agreements signed long but the tales
written by for magazine viii net appear In England
for able time sitter have pubshed them eve,
n they ever sre printed In that country all canr
eese nv latter without omrlinehtng you both Don the
matter ard the appearance Of your magazine have fsit
the rhet interest In the articles oontancd in the
on y have and In point OF rrntns rsrsr
and fusrAtons have magazine Al all s eau.i
Indeed, II 10 matter Of marvel 10 produce
At tpeh riee, However may Ne yosr subssrt
err JAWS.
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TIE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE I'M SPASIsH.-An
effort was made the other day in the Senate to have
two thousand copies of the Presidents message
printed in Spanish for the use of the Mexican popu-
laton in California, who, under the treaty of Qua
daloupe Hidalgo, have become American citizens
but without success, the resolution having been
laid on the table. We regret the majority of the
Senate did not take different view of the matter,
for we are of opinion that the movement was
coed one. As was well remarked in the debate, il
is of great consequence that the Mexicans whom
that treaty made American citizens, should, as soon
as possible, become acquainted with the govern
ment TO which they owe allegiance, and should
become as early as possible intelligent citizens, so
as to be acquainted with their duties and their
rights. They can derive no information from Eng
lish copies of that document, for they de not CON-
prehend the language. The commencement and his
tory of the Mexican war, show that their country
men generally, even the most intelligent of them,
had but a slight acquaintance with the power and
resources of this republic. IL was necessary to
whip them into kno Wedge of both. II would not
beexactly right TO adopt that method TO wards the
Me xicans in California, especially when an expen-
diture of couple of thousand dollars would
answer the purpose much better. One of the
chief arguments against adopting the resolution was
that it would be bad precedent. We doubt, how
ever, if there would be occasion for following it
for number Of years to come.
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pr ,ch win ae,i,e. ,hs third lecture Of this
this Friday evening December Goth, 10 emen onlyOn
the manner Of forming fine, healthy robust ehtS and
large. healthy lungs; and the Of developing
good constitution and retaining IL to old To
at a quarter before 3 O'CLOCK.
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ScApALeus PxocxEprs We learn from the
proceedings Of The Commca Council last evening,
thai the special eommirtee 81 the Board Of Alder
men, to whom petitions on the subject % lighting
the city with gas were referred some months
since, handed In their report. and that resolution
annexed to IL, directing the old contract with the
New York Gss Comp~ay 10 be cancelled, and ano-
ther 10 be entered into Tor eighteen years, was
passed. The prayer OF the numerous petitions,
signed by many thousands Of our most respectable
citizens, was that the psesen, contract, which has
several years to run, should be declared null and
void, because the company have violated their
covenants; and the report 10 that IL be renewed for
eighteen years, II this 10 not ASKING for bread and
receiving stone. we don't know what ia.
We have read the rePor, Of the committee, and
we have never met with more remarkable or
suspicious looking document II Is simply a weak
and labored excuse for the niquities Of the Gas
Company for years Past--sn argument in favor Of
the high price and bad gas furnished TO the city
and document disgraceful to the committee and
to the whole Board Of Aldermen. Our space will
not permit us 10 say what think on this subject,
to-day; but We shall take an early opportunity OF
referring to it again. In the meantime, we call
upon the Assistants not 10 conclr with the other
board in this dsgracsful and outrageous proceeding
II, however, they should prove themselves as re-
creant to their trust the Board of Aldermen
have done, shall look to the Mayor, in the last
instance, to save the city from the injury pro-
posed to be thus inflicted upon il.
We shall also look TO the Assistants to refuse a
renewal of the lease to the Fulton Ferry Company,
and to the Mayor, in the same manner. We an
mex the names of the committee who made the re-
port:-Joseph Britton,. Samuel Delamater, James
E. Wood, Patrick Kelly, Jed. Miller
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Forty Thousand Coats, Pantaioous and
Masteoa Of the latest fall style, 81 50 to $40 a.
above Third. PhilAdslphiA-
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UNITED STATES SENATOR FROM FLoRrDA.-The
House of Representatives agreed, few days ago,
to go into an election for u. s. Senator, vice Mr..
Yulee, whose term expires on the 4th of March
next but tie State Senate, on the 9th iastant re-
fused to meet in joint assembly for that purpose,
by vote of ii TO g. The democrats have ma
jority in both houses, of one, making two on joint
ballot but il seems there is little unanmty among
them
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Having seen an advertisement In yosr columns,
stating that all the sufferers By the Helena eoman
had been libersy relieved and that conse uently
further donations required, the Committee OF the
Artists Lottery beg TO inform the public that several
names Of sufferers have been made known 20 them,
rtate Of utter desttution 1t II among these as we'll
a. ng the rphans of the third mate who lost his
life in bis humane attempts 20 others that the
sd committee. propose TO divide the proceeds Of the
artists lottery.
giving up their time or calling on the public
Tor an object already attsined; but, hsvisg con-
WINGED Themselves, as they are ready 60 convinoe
anybody who will favor them with call that this IL
not the case, they viii continue their exerionr until
the tears that still fow shall be dried and the wounds
that atm bleed shall be healed.
The place and day Of the distribution Of the prizes
Of the lottery shall be made known TO the public In due
time. Tickets be obtained at the Dusseldcrd
Gallery Of williams Stevens broadway and AZ other
pisces rae COMMITTEE.
New York, Dec 10, 1850.
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,.ry :.rsrSs wig or rsyp'. should call :. B.,sss.r,
he perfectly understands all their NO matter
how ecuit he fails to At the head In fact he
his business and makes business Of 10. Cory his address
and give him call.
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Is 10 be allowed administer TO patient given over ~
TIE faculty or In any lunatic asyum - han the
quantity will take myts 10 any pstisnt and az ID does
restore n In mosth 10 forfeit my own life
TALBOT WATTS, 40 Greenwich %.
DEM Naaaa
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eorrset manber 60 70 ar sssrps Of b6 Bond his
academy open day. Ladies and gentlemen
peet attend the parts. given during the cold
SON viii find 10 necessary to take few lessons The dance
Of the present day IL governed BY fashion, the
color or fern Of the dress.
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EIanders and Harriet. Wholes.ls ne,

in Childrsn ana Mouths Clothing " Nassau street, have
thrown open the large sales the New York
and will sell BY the single suit package Their
the mott extensive and varied Of In this country
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HAr Dye only be secured at the manufse,orv wal
street The public should guard against intstfons see
my various diplomas. Persons whose hair has
bsd color from the Of tho imitation dycs osa havs IA
corrected By calling ~ above. COPY the address.
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rnstcn. who has made those superb res Ia
Brcsdw has removed TO the Of Huason Canal
and has htted with large skyleht for ~.
purrose Of makns those ever TO be admired tsnee
hday gifts We advise all who with cheap duraSlo snA
finished picture, 10 give him A call -
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Should statistics OF the population prodaction ana
TO ave scns additional infor that NAV p-ors
not only the energy Of Its inhabitants in
,nis roai but that the work and win pay largo
A, favorable AID catering as the abor. stss.u.nts
are the cost Of the road u prosresses vilI even
average much less per mile In the aggregate Of the
cost Of the 2oN miles II viii be seen tina, passenger
and freight cars and locom OLIVES are ineluaed Dc,
duet thoss Items and the average 81 the road 60
lar 90 completed has been bat about nine tbousaud
Collars per mile. We have doubt but shatthe esst
o. the rosd throughout will average less than nine
thousand dollars per mile Independent Of the rolling
machinery and dspots. This rood viii PEI. through
the richest sections Of the state msdsn the seat OF
government issbout ary miles from Milwaukee, ana
the line Of road II viii be conpls.sd to that polst
sometime during the summer Of 1851 I, will strir
the Wisconsin liver ct AREA spd Helena and the
Mississippi st Gsisna
The Homestead Law passed W the Vermont LesI.ls-
ture Of isso vent into operation on Deeebsr l. 1850
n provides that house and land. TO the value Of
$780, with the produce Of the land shall be exempt
from attachment and execution. sxcept for tsxss In
Of the dsesass of husband this amount Of pro-
perty ,hsn descend 10 his vIfe ana cbnsr.s without
being TO his debts unless made reciy charge.
able therefor, and such Homestead eaanot be alien
stsd or mortgsged except BY Joint deed q Husband
contracted before its purchase and the husband mas
mortgage The same al the time q pureha.. without
the content Of the wife. =
Notwithstanding the cold weather, The Morris Canal
continues In navgsbe order II IL fortunate for the
citizens ofNevark and ether Places along the line of
the canal that Dsvicatoa continues. or they would
not have sfuil supply q coal 10 SUPPLY The denssd
for eonsunptlon.
The Ercss earnings o. the Massachusetts Western.
Raihoad Company. icr the fiscal year ssdinr Nov 20
1850, amount TO siseS0oo being sversrs Increase
Of s2oco per month the rsesp 81 thu preceding
year. The net income. amer psyirw runniss sx-
penses, Interest, rspsir renewals Se leaves cssh
hand, OF interest," sufficient 10 pay ssmLsnnnsi dlvi-
dend Of four per cent besides carrying ssoooe 10 the
two sinking funds, aud sbout sloooo to the eortn-
gent fund The snhins funds vii be increased THE
year, 100000, Of vhieh $4,000 v b. tas~n rom the
net income and $4,000 nom the se,rosd interest 90
those funds The vslus1sr % the two sinkirr fsass
10 considerably ssovs the original cot su6 tos.hss
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Watches, Gold Chains and Gold Pens. n,

Wholesale ard retail by John Y. Savage superb eolec-
on Of the above articles be found % Fulton street.
At the most reasonable prices The Reheeu ever
gold pens warranted in every particular. sold exclusively
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This amount is deemed sufficient for present contln
gencies The bonds issued by the city OF Milwaukee,
In payment OF the companys stock, TO the extent %
$4,000 have been sold and rail, co lbs to the yard
TO mat amount already purchased and most not all
delivered ct Milwaukee, at Low rates.
The surveys OF the road were commenced only In
June 1872 the first work under contract in Octobsr
Me to Waukesba- distance OF 20Jf miles-a celerty
when the dioultes are estimated, that reflects much
credit upon its enterprising directors
The cost Of this 2os mies by actual con tract prices
raesl an fail estimates is AZ
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ssys that the furs that monarch warmed hear
hintinG that the ladesan BY paronIing his
s1joy monarch prisilsse Ladies attsni 20 the hin.
exceedingly reasonable The geniemen will Of course
not forget 20 purchase Of Knox hat for the holidays
superb andecon omic al
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Presents for the Hoiidays.-If any OF our
readers wish to make suitable presents for the HOLIDAYS
recommend them to friend j. u. MILLER, l4 Can
street, where they find beautiful embroidered Toi
Slippers for ladies gents) quilted Boots and bus
Jenny Lind Toilet Shoes Cater Boots, and Slippers a..
balls and parties with Misses and Chidrens Boots al
Shoes, great variety. Ladies give him q SAIL anu
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friends yourself valuable and useful
call at BRooKss No $50 Fulton street. and make your
lection from his large and stock ladies' gents
and thldrens Boots Shoes, Overshoes kc His goods
superior, his prices, verv moderate.
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saunaers' Dressing Case Factory, 1ay and
~ broadvsyThess eases combine naay advantages ove
the imported, being made with real asrvios
scntainins the best quality Of articles In the rossi
PIE spscs MUNDkka. 11 Broadway corner sf Lkusy
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Pmplss, Eruptions and all akin diseases ars 10 10 We
known, positively cured by usng 0oursud Italian neds
.sd The Poudrs Subtle hair sny par
ofthe body. Equd Rouge for pals lirs and cheeks i
White for rough nlshed .. 81 wsihs
street. first store rom Broadway. cslsndsv south TAR
street, PhilaAelphia.
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70 force the hair 70 grow prevent a.. falling "a sss
yo"y Trial bottles rs cents esAh ocursuds Liquid Us,
d. will change brown
In few minutes Found only walker street. ssors
from Broadway; Bates Jordan, i2e wAsnnstea ssrsss
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Fine dress md waterproof Boots, that
cannst Be surra.ea in pein, Of style durability and cheap
street under the Merchants Hotel All orders esesuted
the shorteft notice. TIE DOCTOR.
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OR, ONsTIPATION or Tus BOWIE
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR

THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Is the suTe safest and certain remedy OI this disease
1t will positively give relief in the cases. and even after
all the old remedies have failed. Persons have frequently
called at office with BOnshmen upon their faces stating
that they had used the ointment for other diseases upon part
of their bodies the bowels aud that copous movement
had resulted tromit. This result will always follow thoroug
rubbing Of the Extractor the bowels when they
tive. Let the experiment be tried. 1t perfectly sae am
in no inslanG eCan the Pam Extractor do harm.
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This certihes that DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
has been used my family for Sa Rheqm Of thirteen years
duration, and for Warts These fierce diseases been
aevstsd, and they both entirely removed. There
be nodOu b bat this Mecne has all the the
Patent recaims for it, from what has fallen under my Ober
ygUn added tn the rsDectabe testimonials in ts favor
by Others ho have used 1t IN TedurIng Immediate eef
do most eetUy recommend to the attention Ctthe afflicted
the TINS invaluable s5iys.
Bllftl0, N. T. ROSWELL CuAPIN
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TRY nALLEN,s PAIN ENTRA ITnIi.

She brought MY he'd box and applied the Sores
felt Immediate wherever il touched me- and begged
for enough annort thoroughly. 1t Obtained and
life seemed invest To remove ths burning and
in the chest made Pills of it, aud them which
cured me. my life your valuable Extract,
LEN strong ever, and nave been since early
the year 1872. kERXIA FRENCH,
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was nine years under medical skill in the cities of New
York and Albany abOnng under the most distressing Ery.
speas, attended with inflammation OF the kidneys and with
bleeding Piles, deeply liberated with large Jumps Of the size
Of hen egga potrudnE, and large bO covered my body
The urinary seGreons stopped for days when my distress be
ntoerabe. Ny tongue cracked, and the roof Of my
mouth covered with and Iay chest the
my neck, was in constant burning heat, that cold
did not COO il.
nnysyy. VII Mrs, ,essVp desirsd me 10
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For Erspeas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is invaluable
Other remedies may make the disease dsaple for little
time, but it is driven II, and will re-appear in the
other place The Pain Extractor however dracs cut
completely the Of the dseas and effects
thorough cure
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>9IslA d Hiekhdm'S The cOppered and conner
- fastened clipper brig MAJOR EASTLAND,
John - Hunstabe master, will sail with dispatch as above
Her hrsl cabin all in state and the second bin
arranged expressly for the comfort OF passengers To tho
desTous OF trying this California, this presents
atayqsabe opp9runy, the Brig having heretofore been
entirely employed IN the passenger trade, and the sWes
sae OF this For freight or passage or information
respecting the route, apply as below to
X. NJ. HARRISON & co, IA GTayieT st,
au6 o. WICKHAM, 35 Common At
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BUSINESS CARDS.

yETHhIAN j. DFGENEY, Commission Merchant
w md Shining 4geRt, 81 Grayier st. jy2O 3m
: 8uIED. .. nFARh, NOtqrB Public, No. IS Gravier
T. street aud No. 10 Banks Arcade Passage. apo ly
~ |kLEi, Hgat Jcr Mss II. POuttHey Office
4 4. No st. Charles st. Bp2 Tyr