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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-24
City Intelligence.

ATTEMPTED SECRET CUBAN EXPEDITIoS-A STEAM
BOAT CHARTERED BY THE U. $. MARsHAL-THE
CHIEF POLICE CALLED UPON TO AID L. s.
Authorities.
Yesterday evening, Mr. Talmadge, the U. s. Marshal,
received intelligence that packet ship had been char
tered by certain individuals interested in the invasion
Of Cubs and that she had been secretly fitted out with
all the necessary implements Of and had been taken
down the bay where she anchored and awaiting the
arrival Of hundred who had enlisted in the
expedition but would not 60 on board while the vessel
was lying this port The information kept pretty
quiet, and the L. s. Marshal Immediately had the
steamer jacob Bell chartered which quickly steamed
up and kept in readiness the end of pier No North
river In the meantime, Mr. Tallmadge called upon the
Chief Police 10 furnish force Of his to aid and
assist the L. s. authorities in frustrating the attempt
organize expedition to sail for Cuba and commit
their depr.daon- in open and direct violation Of the
laws Of the United States. Mr. Matsell promptly evced
tothe request of the L. g. Marshal and in less than
hour he he had force Of fifty sixty ready
TO proceed with tn. Marshal and his deputies. All
further arrangements being consummated, they pro-
ceedcd TO pier No. J. and boarded the steamer Jacob
Bell which steamed towards Governors Island bat
revenue cutter which made fast and they sailed
down the bay in search Of the craft that is suspected Of
being engaged in the secret Cuban expedition.
At late hour last night learned that the Marshal
and his would probably remain down the bay until
this morning in order to watch the movements Of those
on board Of the vessel and also such persons
expected to be conveyed TO the craft at different hours
Of III. night
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DOUBLE SHE iET
new York, Thursday, April 81, 1851. .
Teiegraphic Summary.

very singular account has been received by
telegraph of an affair in Michigan, which, if true,
will create no common interest throughout the Uni
ted States The particulars Of the whole story are
published in the Detroit and even in the Albany
Journals Of yesterday afternoon. We give the dcs-
patch as it has been received but not without in
timating that the affair may have been highly CO.
lored even if there are full grounds for believing
abe report OF it,
The election Of Sumner in the Massachusetts Le-
gislature has not yet been secured. Great excite
nent prevailed, after the announcement had been
made by free soil evening paper, yesterday, that
he had beer elected, but there was reaction when
it was ascertained, on the last ballot, that he fell
short of the number Of votes necessary to choice
There four ballotings yesterday, and the last
showed Sumner to be four short Of the requisite
number.
The telegraph, yesterday, brought Us the news
sf the death Of Com. James Barron, senior Captain
IN the United States Navy. lie expired on Monday
afternoon, at Norfolk, aged So. He had been in
the service fifty-two years and ten months, out of
which he had only been fifteen years and two
months on duty, and but four years and eight
months engaged in active sea service. Com Bar
ron il will be recollected, was in command of the
Chesapeake, when fired into by the British ship
Leopard, out of which grew the duel between him
and Com. Decatur, resulting in the death Of the
latter
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The Asia, of the Cunard line Of steamships, after
q short passage from Liverpool, arrived at this
port yesterday bringing three days later intelli-
gence.
The news is not very import ant. The condition
Of the cotton market is about the same as by the
advices brought by the steamship Pacific, and was
even heavy at the quotations cited her arrival.
The political news presents no new features OF
any decided character. The most striking event.
but one that anticipated, is the change in the
ministry Of Louis Napoleon. The miteriai Of his
new cabinet will be found to contain some strength,
but il i not likely that the present majority,
by which the ministers find themselves supp rted,
win long continue to stick to their present position
The chaotic state Of politics in France is too appa-
rem, to be concealed by this temporary lul in the
conflicting elements and aspirations Of the present
sursous epoch.
Our columns contain full details Of the other
European news some Of which is Of great interest,
as indicating important future events, not far dis
tant.
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GRsar RrIrsors MsrrfSe-- The Milleri,es holding
convention In this city Our report u crowded out.
Dr.rn Max BrcE-SurPosrp Enthusiastically
Coroner G.cr called TO hold inquest at the City
Hospital the body IL Max Beck. young aged
about twenty-five years who came to his death ny a
fracture If the skull while engaged in ARRAY
Sunday night last at porter house situated at the
II Tenth avenue and fiftyfourth street number
II persons II attacked the deceased that
sion but hc unable TO defend himself against them all
and the result the inciion az blows which caused
his death The Coroner has issued his warrant the
arrest o several persons said to have been concerned n
the murderous ARRAY The investigation will be held by
tho Coroner at the city Hospital st twelve o'clock tins
day. We understand that n desperate gang ~ young
who style themselves the ." Protection Guard"
parade about the upper wards Of the city dealing out
their deathly blows 10 all who perchance sbeuld
their dispsasure IL Is this gang 81 dssperadoos who
alleged TO be- the perpetrators Of the above outrage
ArrtnirT At suIcIDr-A HorRIsIE srsHr-INs,SIry-
IN tmigrsnt woman ny the name Of Mary Hayden, evil
IDENTIFY attempted 20 take her life yesterday
ing - cutting her throat absolutely from TO ear
almost seycrng the windpipe. The unfortunate woman
stopping with some friends at Ne. 81 Elizabeth
street who. discovering her situation covered with
blood. despatched message TO the city prison and Or
Clve the prison surgeon. FASTENED to the dying
whtin h. found alive. although in very low state The
wound sewed up in the doctors usual stlfu man
and tho poor then conveyed Il the lunate
asylum IL Is believed she will die.
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There havo been subscribed and issued In all 5i27
shares Of preferred stock the proceeds Of rising 1000
shares required to pay the floating debt and back
interest the balance being required to pay for the Inn
made the planes west Of the summit level
The income derived from the company's operations
during the year ending 31st December $780, amounts to
the Of s10e lT3 ~ reaching very nearly the estis
mate submitted IN the last annual report The current
expenses during the same period have been So529 n
leaving the earnings at s45 ga OIL and which would
have been increased to ut least 100000 II the INTERRUPT
tion In the navigation above referred to- had not
cured This has enabled the directorto meet the
upon them for interest the bonded debt aud
TO pay dividends the preferred stock at the rate Of ten
per cent PER snnum.
The anncxed table exhibits the amount Of tonnage
transported aud the amount Of tolls received In each II
the last six years
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THE SPECIAL ELECTION NEXT MoNrH-lHE
MANIFESTO OF rim DEMocRArs.-We give else
where in our columns, to-day, the manifesto OF the
democrats, showing the opinions which they enter
lain Of the recent catastrophe in Albany This
soppletes the whole Of the recent revolutionary
termination Of the Legislature and the preparatory
steps for the special election which Ia to be held
next month. We have no great appreciation ofthe
truth, the patriotism, the honesty, or the state
nents made by the leaders Of either faction. The
great mass Of the independent people, both IN town
and country who vote either the wing or democratic
ticket are generally honest, intelligent, aud patri-
etc in their objects and purposes But the leaders
Of both parties, in their political measures and pur-
pose, are actuated by system Of morality and in
teerity hardly shade more honorable than that Of
the inmates Of Sing Sing. On former occasions,
We have seen a democratic Legislature come down
and behave themselves in a very unbecoming man
ner. Recently, we have seen whole Legislature
sutstrip al Of their predecessors in folly, drunken
mess. intrigue, and questionable conduct. We
place little confidence therefore, in the manifesto
or appeal Of either faction. The nine million loan
IL brought forward at this special time by tho
wings for the purpose Of charging the canals, and
enabling themselves and their friends to get Eat
lobe and contracts from the expenditure If The
democrats had the same chance they would perpe-
srate the zane abuse. The appearance Of things at
present i ia favor the wings at the special cleo
tion. under the cry Of internal improvement The
fact H. We are In the middle Of one Of those periods
Of nlation speculation, high prices, extravaganza,
and folly. such as we witnessed In 1857; but L VIII
sate year or two to mature The crisis and produce
y general explosion.
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II will be by this that in lsis with tonnage II
nearly nifty thousand tons than In 1sI7 the tolls
Sl5j - less and in ls4a with increase Of only
80 t3 tons compared with 1915 there increase in
tolls q f24tts 70 ". cannot reconcile these discrc
pancies rather these Inconsistencies The President
In his port gays Although the avenues from the
ccalheds have been multiplied and fierce competition
In ts transportation to market renders Il difficult TO
estimate with any degree of accuracy the amoupt Il
business to be done by the Morris canal yet feel
fdent that cohtn happen 10 prevent soch
inct me will more than meet current expenses
the interest the bonded debt and the dividends at
n" rate q ten per cent per annum the preferred
stock This s no doubt satisfactory to the holders 81
the cd stock
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Mock ArcrIoSs--A great deal of credit Is
Stained in certain official quarters, for the efforts
shai ore made 10 point out the mock auctions, and
prevent them from depredating on the innocent
portion q the community. Mock auctions form
but mall part Il the rascality Of this wonderful
metropolis II Tho principle should be carried out
in reference b. all other Endling concerns. We are
not but that hslf8f Wall street would be marked
cut ard ticketed, II order to prevent people FROM
running to Iuiu.
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In Brooklyn wednesday evening, the I'D Of April,
~ the Rev Mr. Kennedy, q the Mshodist Eps ,opsi'
Church, Mr.. AMos fsEEAAs oswALD 70 Miss SARAH A.
Brooklyn.
At New London on Tuesday April % by the REV
Robert A. Italian, CHANDLER SliIrf ESQ. Of Macon
Georgia, 70 Miss MARY H. BuRsEcK, OF New London
AT Calvary Church. on the sd Of April by the Rev Y
L. Hawks, BrsJAMIN Stage EARL to FRANCES MAr,IpA :
daughter Of the Late Francis Barrett all Of this city
on the 18th Of April, BY the Rev. J. G. Green, Mr.
ALEXANDER McCoILUM to Mise Rachel WALLISG
y T. Thompson JAMES V. scHrscK to FRANCES AMELIA i
also the evening" SYLVESTER j. CURTrs Of Mem
den Conn. TO HARRIET ArcrsIA daughters Of Capitals
Thomas p. Hulse Of this city
ON Wednesday evening. the 25d Of April by the Rev
NJ Marselus Nr. RicHARD H. FospIcK to Miss ALKALINE.
+ y.> Brmrs daughter Of the late Captain Peter B.
Van Bcmen. all OF this city.
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Bters sovereign remedy Dyspepsia IN all
its various FORMS uch pains in the stomach Heartburn,
Hab ual Costveness Acid Stomach, Headache Loss Of APP
Piles Night Asthma Phthisic, Flatulency
the stomach Nervousness Coldnes Of the Ex
tremite Weakness of the Limbs General Debility, and all
the Undesirable symptoms Of this universal disease Price
81 per hottie: bottles for S. For sale by A. H. ID.
sands v0 FULTON street: and A. L. Scov Co. $40. and
e. H. Ring Broadway, n. York and by the Druggists
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F. rer yard, ~ No. 81 B0wery, Hiram Autefs5ns &D
yards II ingram Carpetng rev rEures g. psryard
wn yards Floor Cloths. e. two yards wide s. %
lsr yards 500 yards plain and hxrred STAR tarreta p Cd
Be-, e. aud D.. Ter yard they ar decidedly cheap
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have ced the public % eeEant quarto sheet
IN Boston bearing this unique name. Mr. " v Shllabg
he original and only genuine ars Psrtngton 81
.he e3tofp and each number contains cont utt1ns from
u established reputation, with hun, s.ra
ou ty some or the best artists Boston The Carpet
has only reached s fourth number but IL has already
tanned very extensive circulation 10 cannot he opened
without creating q pleasure. few loose
will buy any " tbs periodical and de-
rNsa
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liver complaint cosvenes dropsy rheumatism
humor piles, boi and all diseases arising from
purties Of the blood 1t has been used for years.
and has always proved eeacious in Graduating the most
obstinate diseases 1t is pleasant and agreeable CORDIAL
All who have used It, il the best medicine
that he procured Made and sold by VIM. Smith Hall.
sole pro prietor, No. l59 Bowery.
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p 0s = 8 o RIP =.
SEVEN O'CLOCK, A. N.


The steamship Ohio, Lieut.. Schenck, command
er, arrived at this port this morning, about seven
o'clock, from Chagres and Havana. She brings
the mail from California. She brings later news
from Havana, which will be published in our
Evening Edition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-24

Wigs give entire satisfaction to
all unite in them the most comfortable and
the adapted the requirements and taste Of each
dvdua than yet introduced They for sale at the
factory. No. A Wall str
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wonders Thousands teyng to the astonishing effects
fthe cosmetic, in converting yellow and sallow complex
ion of and beautiful smooth appearance It's
without the most wonderful cosmetic OF the
nineteenth IL cures all eruptions tan
And IL sold NJ the low price OF H. box,
.h.ssL dollar For sale only at the drug
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o. the pruet things that tins celebrated halter las yet
produced. 10 l. the very mold u form that gentleman
II required would select from thousand 9th
and thea tne materials excellent, the color last
irg The finish that they retain their
ross fr great length u time Nehecve that every New
Yorker aud almost every American knows that kSoxs
~ IL FULTON street. and his beautiful Hats bat 81
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HOnIEsTEADs.

HOME FOR ALLl-MANHATTAN BUILDING As.
ISOLATION, established pursuant to the incorrora.
ton passed May 10Th, ls5-Books open
euhst4ons ut the Sccretarys office for had
opportunity TO subscribe at the meeting
Shares $40; Monthly dues only s. The principles oS
THE Association far liberal than that yes
been presented TO the public and the Unprecedented advan
tages offered to shareholders must highly acceptable
~ those vLo desire o. the hurdnuR Of high
rents The first payment began April H. and persons can
have an opportunity TO Join at the until tho
second Monday In May when the second inamcnt will be-
due
Rules, &C. can Ne obtained at the sccrctary's ONCE
MORGAN MORGANS, President.
Wv. l.. BosrocR Secretary, ~ Nassau 81 room o.
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This admirable remedy for dyspepsia wonderfully ehe
ciops in all AID those whose
unstrung would lind to health fy its 1t
sold the low price of so cents bottle and be
cured Wholesale and retail at Hutchings principal OHIO
I22 Fulton street.
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for general debility dyspepsia weakness of the
stomach loss Of appetite Ac beyond doubt the most
splendid compound both in quality and taste, made
Sold 3e Greenwich Of Duane street. Price 50
antsI hoftl
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tenton of persons requiring Wigs
The awarded silver medal for the first premium
the last fair. They be at 4. PHALONS Wig
Dye Factory l97 Broadway of Dey street.
Citizens invited examine before purohas-
ing elsewhere, Copy his address.
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moved & No. Asar House, where lie v e pleased
friends vh9 can have their orders executed n Tie m8s
fasi nabe manner, and reasonable terms No As.ti
House, Broadway
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Liquid derives increased popularity from the numerous m
tatons Of IL offered to the public. All know is not
the worthless things that initiated The genuine for
sale applied No Wall sold also by all the drug
,fuffn
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completely thrown IN Che shade BY the wonderul I'M
provement in Thompson Liquid Hair Dye which be
applied without the weather. turns the
bar and is warranted superior to dye in
the money returned For SALE applied, at Park Row,
under EGrles Hotel price 70 cents.
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allfornia Express ~ steamship Promstheus Monday
2th insPostazs b California, ~ cents freight ~ eents
round By special ~ every steamship News
Iapsrs aents b. the hundred, s. No. Assor House.
tersy
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8 EvTRY WAY ms owN LANDLoRp."-rH

S EVERY NAN HIS own LANDLoRD"-THr
- Union Building Assocation will hold special
meeting on Thursday evening 9th inst, " o'clock a.
Military Hail. Bovcry, opposite Spring street for the pur-
rose ~ reorgan1ne amending the Constitution In
conformity with the at 81 incorporation us passed ~ the
Legislature Every member requested ~ be present ana
a those who wish 70 purchase home with the very money
they 20 their sndlordto men and women
and children ot lsrger gr0wthwe say, come, and get
lrotpectus judge Tor yourselves and procure bone Nm.
Parker Secretary Messrs. Barnard Parsons, 10 Wall
street, viii give every information required
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6sourn,,d.s I.iu,rld Hair Dive instnntly con.

yerts red or gray hair to brown or black Gouraads ta-
Nc. Gouraud Poudre Subtitle eradcates hair from upper
lips, face, part Of the bodywarranted Gourauds
Liquid Rouge pale lips and cheeks Lily White Hair Re-
stcrative, Sc, all found at Dr. FELIX GoURAuDs
from Broadway Calender South Third street. Philade
phia; I2y Washington street, Boston.
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rI,HE NEW VILLAGE OF sTRATToNroRr.-Tnrs

beautiful place st continues 70 attract the attention
all those Who % selecting spot which
build house which they can call their own. No
until he puts himself the
Power ~ s landlord. IRE prorrietors q this village
have made arrangements to have an excursion 20 visit IL
Monday the 18th inst, The public will then Ne enabled
Judge hUsevcn whether the location be surpassed
In for beauty
proximity the city renders y particularly desirable for
IN business There II handsome dock built adiOu-
Ing the premises, and the road connecting Flushing
has recently been put IN order The prices lots
feet ~ leo from Oto $40 according location.
the ormert being n every respect good the latter With
The exception - their ten1 e further removed the
water, consequently not quite advantageous Cor
business turroes Mr. Hammer be an hours in
the dny and evening a. hs ONCE NO. Wooster
whre r. aN ready e ye every information IN regar3
wine place. tlNards q Aalf the lots already sold.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SPECIAL NOTICES.


A FREE LECTURE TO LADIES WILL BE DELIVERED
IA by DR. BANNING this day at 80 o'clock T.. NJ at the
Society Library Rooms s broadway the
the Spine and Shoulders and on the deeous tendency
Shoulder Braces with instructions for the cultivation
symmetrical and graceful form " body.
~ pany April o. lslNotee ishereby given and
after the first day Of January the price
by this company TO its customers will be reduced
present price Of three dollars and nifty three dollars
SAMUEL II. HOWARD, Secretary
Two THE !. o. OF o. FLO THE OFFICERS AND
Brothers OF Acorn Lodge No ZG T. q. Of o. F-You arc
hereby notified to attend special meeting Of this Lodge 10
-. 1''-'' '' Tiios. STORY, Nc.
WASHINGTON CEMETERY, NEAR GREENWOOD.
W Cemetery-Lots Of 10 feet in this beautiful
sPor oniy one anu ha i's from GREENWOOD near
the plank road ree for unera leading from Brooklyn
to Coney Island sold at $40 each the price
grave in Greenwood and three in this This cemetery
not disposed, to high prices elsewhere for their
homes Lot owners are proprieors the in other
that up the docks in the bay Of
New York. ohee l3o Fulton street, New York.
10. FAY, N. d., Agent.
A CARD-THE BOARD or MANAGERS BEG TO Ac-
IA knowledge with many thanks) the donation Of
hundred Horace Greeley. Shirt
Sewers co-t peratiye Union HENRY J. CRATE, See.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR PROPOSALS. WILL BIZ
received at the once ofthe Bank Of the Republic
chants Exchange Hanover until Saturday h
inst for the buildings Nos - aud Broadway corner OF
vail street Said buildings to be entirely
before Saturday Nay i7th. Possession given May lat at noon
HENRY y. VAIL, Cashier.
TEXAS LAND AGENCY.-THE UNDERSIGNED OF
frs his services as an agent in all matters appertanin
to lands in Texas hut particularly select Indicated lands
be made known when informed done ADDRESS
H. O. CArLErT, Dallas, Texas.
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piece less than esn be bought ~ the cy Ary - ~
Bowery they all be ready tor delivery on friday.
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PUBLICATIONS.

A LUNTERE, (THE LIGHT A SPECIAL NEWS
paper for the photographic that y 70 say Photography
and Daguerrcoty pe=ohec Rue de rArcade No. ~ Paris
The journal Published every sunday aud
dated February Price Of subscription - francs (ssl
specimen u sent demanded by prepaid letter An AGENT
wanted in New York.
Il CNDON ART JOURNAL FOR APRIL, LONDON H.
IL Illustrated News, Punch, Ladies' Newspaper Sc
csiNcd steamer Asia and for sale wholesale
Adrauce, sherman Co, 2Astor House. Broadway. Al
publications and periodicals received coon as Issued
and books imported 70 order BY every steamer.
IN 0O0 PRINTS, GOO VOLS. OF BOOKS. JUST
IO,OOO received, and for sale At the Old Curiosity
shop 2 Nassau also fine collection Classical
Books, do French. Morgans Masonry, Ayns Ritsst Of
Masonry. All the publications at reduced prices
JOHN T.. NEAGLE, l02 Nassau street.
VUANTE D-ANY ONE HAVING TWO OR THREE
w good Paper Routes 70 dispose o. hear II good
gortunity BY addressing note TO H. N, Store No. rs
Bleecker street.
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l analysis have decided that Bogles Electric Hair Dye IS
thing Produced and at the last Mechanics
Fair held in Boston the celebrated chemist Dr. Jackson
ether the judges after careful oompar
and trial With all the popular hair dyes OF the day. pro-
nouneed Bog Electric Hair Dye superior TO them ALL and
awarded TO Mr. Boyle the premium being the first and only
instance where premium given for hair dye May
be had Of A. b. D. Sands 100 Fulton street; Rushton,
Clarke Il Co., 53 Broadway; Cary Co., and Brigham
Day. Pearl street. New York,
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or whiskers tie is applied, without injury the
hair skim II be washed immediately without dis
turbng color and has bad odor 1t is appedor Sold
Phalons Wig and Toupee mandatory, lN Broadway
sale in the city and country by druggists generally.