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FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE Ell DORADO.
Nearly $500, 900 i'm Gold Dust.

The steamer Ell Dorado, Lieut.. Hartstene
arrived last evening from Chagres Morch 6, with
1873 passengers, and nearly sl,5Oo,0oo in gold
She brings the u. S. Mails from San Francisco
to,Feb. Is, being 4 days later than by previous
arrivals. The E. d. arrived at p. NJ, March
Is, thus making through passage of &c days and
hours. This is the second quickest trip on
record, the first being 25 days and Is hours, both
of which were made by the Panama route.
At Panama sth, ships Panama, fremont,
and the Isthmus were hourly expected. All Of
these ships belong to the Mail Line. They will
take from Panama all who have through tickets
by the Mail Line and many others who have no
through tickets.
Much distress prevails at Panama among
persons who hold through tickets by the so-ealled
Independent Lines, as there have been no steamers
of those lines at Panama for some time and none
are expected. These people having, many Of them,
expended their means in purchasing through tickets
are unable to raise means to purchase In the Mai
Line and are awaiting the arrival Of the Independent
ships Some have been there two months, and their
prospect for the future 10 poor indeed. Many have
AcsuAeo hoASs0' oSsSo6cAo, IA wy CSuDos PxOSufo
through tickets from reliable and responsible per.
sons, had better pay only to Chagres and trust to
chance on the Pacific eide. One Of the Arms selling
through tickets BY the Independent Line has repre-
eehted the American Consul AZ Panama as theis
agent there. Mr.. CorwiIe has, in card In one OF
the Panama papers, denisd having any connection
with them.
On the outward passage the Ell Dorado.
was in company with the ship Daniel Webster for 8
days. At Kingston, Feb. %, ship Independence,
Capt. Stoddard, to sail for New.Orleans in few
days The ship United States sailed for Chagres 4.h
March for New-York Meteor on the stA for New.
Orlesns, via ST. Johns, Nicaragua.
The Panama Railroad is now open 10 a
Joint ON the river nearly forty miles above Chagrss,
and the mail ships will all land at Navy Bay here.
after. This will be in smooth water and passengers
win thus avoid the danger and expense Of landing
in small boats al Chasres. The road from CORONA
to Panama 10 in first rate order and passengers it is
estimated lean cross in "a to 30 hours with ease
either way.
The port Of Navy Bay, the.terminus Of the road,
has been called Aspinwal City, in honor Of VIM. H.
Aspinwal, Esq. one of the pioneers in the forming
and forwarding the Railroad Company This Com
plinent is alike honorable to the company and to
Mr.. Aspinwall.
We are indebted for valuable favors to
L. C. Paine. Esq. Purser of the Ell Dorado, and
William Whiting, Esq. U. s. Mail Agent.
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New Route 10 California.

LEWIS H. CoRMlcK q Co., of New-Or-
leans, are about to propose to Congress to carry
the mails from New-York to San Francisco in
fifteen and half days, and from NewOrleans
to San Francisco in twelve and half days.
From New-York to Vera Cruz, 800 miles, they
will run by steam in six days. and from New
Orleans to the Mexican port in three and half
days. From Vera Cruz, ria Puebla, to the navi
gable waters of the river Zacatula, 300 miles
by coach, in thirty-six hours; to the mouth
Of the Zacatula, AGO (26OD miles by steam.
boat in As hours; from the mouth Of that river
to San Francisco, 1000 miles, by steam, in
days. This will make but 25i days travel
ing from Liverpool to San Francisco, supposing
the trip across the Atlantic to be accomplished
in 10 days. Surprising these promises to be full
filled, it is evident that all the bullion and
drafts sent between the respective points, as well
as a very large proportion of the passengers,
must pass over this route. The Company hold
a contract with the Mexican Government which
gives them the right to transport foreign mails
across the territory of that Republic, by paying
tax of 20 cents per ID. on letters, and 20 cents
per cwt on papers
The feasibility of this plan, especially for the
important traffic from California eastward. de-
ponds essentially on the question whether this
Mexican river is navigabls. The authorities
say it is very rapid even at its mouth. But it is
quite large, and it is possible that steamboats,
may, in the time given, 4s hours, ascend its i'm.
petuous stream, which is said in the published
statement Of the Company to be AGO miles long,
but which the books say is less than 300. Ano.
ther difficulty will be the danger of robbers in
Mexico, on account of which the mails, as we'll
specie and passengers, win always require
strong and expensive escort. If the thing can
be done, an immense benefit will be conferred
on the public, but at present advised, the pro-
ject looks to US exceedingly doubtful.
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who need, and as they need, and ample
Capital will be released from Land Specu-
lation to construct any number of Railroads.
But We did not sit down to find fault,
bu! to thank Mr.. Webster heartily for his
renewed attestation of his faith in the prin-
ciple Of Free LAND. 1t is easy to avow
that faith now, but was rather courageous
act when Mr.. Webster first did it, And he
has stood up to it, so far as words go, con-
sistentiy ard mabfuily. His advocacy has
commended the principle involved to infu-
entail thousands who, but for this, would
have still esteemed il horrible project of
Jacobinic spoliation.
We do not think Mr.. Webster will ever
be a candidate for President, except as he
now is. We do not think he could be elect
ed if he were nominated. But if he ever
shall be with any other than frank and
thorough Free Land man for his opponent,
he will get two votes On this question for
every one that will be won to him by the
Union hobby he rides so hard; and the
hard-handed, rough-looking citizens who
will give him a vote each for Free Lands
sake, will be men whom he never spoke to,
and who will ask no odds of him if elected,
but that he put this matter of Land for the
Landless so squarely before Congress that
they dare not refuse or neglect to pass the
bill. If he had looked more to friends Of
TIL, class, he would have been nearer the
Presidency than he is.
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" We clip the following from the las

nunboY Of the Sunddv Tf1ssS-it speaks Tor ITSELF:
MENTAL ALCHEMY. Tine lectures and experiment. OF
pYof. Winans in Mental Alchsmy, nov gong on at Ne
tropotan Hail. continue to In popular favor Al
ever successive and show very clearly that
he citizens Of Nsw-Yoh haze taste fer exhibitions Of
Sis kind the Of which BOT only to amase bat also
- devel0ps the latent powss of science as yet but In
verfecty understood TO doust the truth Of psychology
sfer What we have there Teen manifested would DO 70
dbeIievs the evidence Of for would be pre-
noetorous that al hsss subscs he has under
Bis o0nrol collosion with for the Of
hunbSsgns the public Surprising such to be the case
hoWeys-would there net be Arnold in the camp, to
bssay kn1 We say therefore, before you condemn IL,
g sn1 for yeureves shd ycu viii doubtless Dc con
and cot the rsn real fsor in OH words,
that The Profesor has way o. 30 snsakg 70 thsi
q compel them directly 20 the yoon Of
tkstY own wills We Learn that he Intends delivering
s0gieD q afternoon Lectures to ladies only that thy also
testabls humbug"-as viii have --and expose IT,
This aeTnesH three O'Clock entertanmeat will be
provided exclusively The Ladies and public Lecture
win b. given in the evsniss a ~ o'clock Adnittancs -
~ents-ohl1dYon half price.
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ARREST FOR EMBEZZLRMENT.-Oi Officers
G Niven and Brown, from Newly York City, arrived
on the steamer Pacific, Thursdsy evening. win Q
reputation from the Governor of the State Of New.
York, for the arrest aud delivery Of the persons Of
James and George Watson, who are charged with
embozllDg property to The amount Of several
merchant Of New.Yor City for which the Grand
Jury of that place indicted them in December last
IN the charges Of enbezslement and grand larceny
The accused bad. however, left for California, and
after brief delay on the way, arrived in this city
few weeks since. An affidavit of the above cir
cumstences having been made yesterday before the
Recorder, warrant was Issued for the arrest and
cetention OF the accused until the necessary docu-
nents should be procured from Governor Bisler, to
authorize their being detained and car ted out of the
State under the requisitIon OF the New.York Gov.
ernor. In accordance Herewith, the accused, who
are yourg men Of very respectable appearance, and
ore Of whom has family with HIM, were arrested
Immediately.
DEATH or NEw.Yo DIRK VoLuNrRsR.-
Mr.. William Mullins, member of the regiment Of
Of a. ol ss os .ss i'. T IN ms
whs Was young man Of some twenty-five years OF
age, served calamity In Mexico, having been in
seven different ENGAGEMENTS, and behaving ersdita-
bly, In all. He was orderly 10 General Quitmsn add
was known and esteemed BY many Of our citizens.
An AFFAIR or HoSoR. "A duel came off
yesterday, between DR.. J. w. Hunter and A. Cor
ham, ESQ.,, Justice Of this county, which resulted in
wound 10 the later OF not very serious
RESIGNATION AND 4 PPOINTMENr.-J. Is.
Carr, ESQ., has resigned the SecTetaYyship Of the
Board Of U. 5. Land Commissioners for California,
and George Fisher, Esq, has been appointed TO sue
csed him temporarily.
CeRPs OF SAPPERs AND MINERS.
Mayor and Chief Ensisser of the lire Department,
conscious Of the great service which might be rem
ceed the city. In case Of another By
we'll Organized and skjlful corps of Sappsrs and
Miners, provided with the necessary materials for
blowing up building In advance OF the fames have
called the attention Of the Council % the
Of authorizing the creation and equipments of such
IN auxiliary 70 the Pure Department.
SINTEKcE OF The CHALLENGE Orr,cRss.
Capt Waterman has bssn sentenced BY the Court
70 pay nns Of $500, for cruel punishnent Of John
snfti.
The mate Douglass, found sulsy Of beating MI.
cnaei Gallagher, and Of cruel punishmsnt Of John
sniii, has bssn ansd go feg the hrst ofsnss snd
600 for the second.
cosiA, second mate, convicted OF an assault on
Brown, seaman, has been sentenced TO 30 DAYS con-
fnenent IN the County Jail-his term TO commence
from Ne day Of convictaoa, viz: d,h Of Jan.
ANEW FExruRE by ssme late arrival.
some three O four Dutch girls have come 70 tow,
whos WIN soeR taBbo4lnes and hand organs, are
travelling around the CITY eharmiae coin from the
pockets Of those Who Ike bad MUSIC ana pgsuy
faces.
ARRIVAL OF TIE CELEsrrAL.-The fine
hsts clipper chip Celestial. Capt. Palmer. reached
psFs - tss Ho, = pessass u - dsJs fson New
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RELIEF TO THE CUBAN PaIsoNRRs.-A
resolution presented in the Board Of Assistants
last evening, BY Assistant Aid. Rodnsn, for Com
nissee to inquire into the pecuniay condition Of tho
Cuban prisoners just returned from Old Spain. and
afford then relief tn sum not exceeding l,ooo.
The resolution was lost, 10 70 O. appropriations 70.
curing majority Of Ill the members elected IN o..
der 70 pass. The nine against the resolution were
Nears Tait, Second Word; Maobass, Third ;
Ring, Eighth Wheelan. Fourteenth: Barker, Pa
teerth; Rogers, Sixteenth; the President, Sevsn-
teenfh; Valentine, 4lshtesnth, and Basso, Nine.
sshsr ten nenbsrs were IN favor. In the Aldssnsa
. sinila rssslurioa was Loss b. about ths sans
vete.
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CoxeREss.-In the United States Sena,

CoNGREss.-In the United States Senate
yesterday, among other petitions, was one for
the friendly offices of our Government in favor
of Smith O'Brien and companions. long dis
cussion followed on the foundation of the Cap
itol Extension, Party Extravaganza, &c. Mr..
Cass then spoke on the Iowa Land Bill, and was
followed by Messrs. Downs and Brodhead. In
the House two additional pages were appointed
to help 'tothers do nothing, or to form a ring
during Congressional set to. MEM. By max.
ing Dublin Tricks" page he could occasional
ly lend hand as Member.) Mr. Phelps, of Mis-.
souri,, one Of the party boasting to be Democratic,
abused the present Governor of New.Mexico for
favoring Catholics to the prejudice of Nativism.
&c.
u Still later news from California by
the San Juan and Panama routes. Nearly two
millions of Gold by the Daniel Webster and
Ell Dorado. The details of the wreck of the
Gen. Warren and other vessels plying between
the Columbia River and San Francisco, will be
read with melancholy interest.
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SoNoRA GoLD MINING COMPANY

Ne. % Hsaver st., New York, room No. L. Capital
ooeek, 32oo oooshares Sico each The books Of sub
srgcs stock in this Company are nov opened their
vsecups Sock Pamphlets of Organisation and Bylaw
end any Afomntos relative TO The objects and
COMPANY The enterprise csmnends itself to the conf
dencs II oapalists The Company having In possession
q ne mest valuable mines N California. located, on
Weo4b Cfesk the CITY " Sonora, Taoumns County
- hsyine nearly eonpasss an snss.s asd stamp ~sk
81 NE Grgesf class, wh Do sntp ped BY clipper
vessel an early Day i ne purpose Of tbs rfusss TO
prosecute the work with vg"r. and view 10 profit from
Ne busipsss q mining. 10 deemed unnecessary to
nte calculation Of pohsbs ored,s having been salts
Aecgily ascsItained that 0psAes already operation
with COED machinery. have bees smiDesty saccessfa
ISs macAiAesy now being made leg this Company.
Ar he ,~mcdiate sapsIyisisn NJ q KING. 0sQ the
builder Of The Gold Hi QaArtx Miains Oompany's
fncwa Pssks MIL" wsch has produced sach aston
him rcsuts and will be t~ce the of that establish
nsat me employees in sl responsible positions will b:
shaypkol1s1s andseected with special regard 10 ability aud
integrity. and required to bonds with suretiss "
suek sums will be dsemsa saelsps to guard Ii.
eGts Of shareholders.
Pssons rss,dns ss' Of the city my Obtain stock pauph
SS by sass';.s "a: I,'t pS.:. post
xeoa 4. HASTINGS. Treasurer.
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Fran the South.

Several serious ARRAYS have recently oc.
cured at Santa Barbara, but We set sstisfse'
tory accounts Of them. On tbs i4th ls.t tee hsSi'
cans quaIrslsd SAD one We. .i,ss o. s'a % "a
hoteLkesper but fortunately his weapon Missed ira
We tahs the following intelligence from TAs sss
Diego Herald Of Feb IS
Hon. J. X. Bartlett, Commissiones on the pan Of
the United States, under the Treaty Of Gasdslups
HidaIao to run the boundary line bet sosa toe
United States and Mexico, arrived Ct this place from
Sonora Sunday plight last, on the steamship Oregon.
Mr. Bartlett crossed the country from Urss 70
Cu.y smas, whore no took q pilot boa, and c,asssd
down 70 Acspulc0. From saIs latter 9o.py ~
shipped 70 this place. He arrives In a veJ dsilca's
state OF heath Al Ures he was attacked wlsn tue
typhoid fever and detained nearly three mon he,
which accounts for his long delay, already oesia-
pirg TO occasion lively soilcitudc for h;s safely
among his fTisncs.
The two Comm issionsrs had gone iato Sonora 70
psIensse provisions for tse parties Of ste sepSals
Governments engaged IN surveying tue Gla- 01leg
- ue great Scarcity OF such conmo1)tiSs, amount.
ug almost 70 desti.uIi0R, they were unable 80 sue
eeed IN the object OF thsr ysit. Final5, after ira
versirg the principal part ofthe STATE. sxposed 70 ~
many dangers nom disease and hosAls Irdlans,
party were fitted out By Nj Bartlett, and dispatches
10 meet Mr. Gray On the CHA TINS party not stas,s9
from Ures until the lesh OF Decemcsr, VI course az
hess "S hn en- Sa me 81 Of os s.y
A petition, requesting the Presdsnt to
srpoins early day for the ssssmbins Of TIE Lsnd
CON missioner In Los Angeles, has been circulated
In that vicinity. ard has obssaed The Signatures Of
most of the land psopnstors.
LArxs.-The party Of Mr.. Bartlett, Who
came overland BY way Of the GIla Colorado and the
Desert. f,om Urss arrived In this place on Wsdnss-
esy afternoon having lost nearly eli thsir ssius
BY death They found water on NE margin 81 the
Desert BY digging.
The fosty.two hsndred sheep abandoned b. James
White On the Desest and to recover which parry,
Win ShsS owner at the hsad, had gone back, were
ret s0ccsssful IN thstr object. Maay 81 the shssp
bad died, and what remained we're dSivsn az by "
Yumss
TIE sentlemea just arrived, like most ethsr nss.
sl< 90 this souees were quite destitute e( revleses
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ardor of its zeal. this necessity must have
been most painful. We hope that when it
does speak out i. will DO justice to the dis.
tinguished part in the drama performed by
our distinguished Attorney General.
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n The LAST CHAScs FOR GREAT Bar

GAINS IN WET 0ooDs.-G. n IODINE is determined 10
clcso the entire balances Of his Wet Goods this week
csssisng Of embroidered dapsry Muslns, Shifting Lin
sns. Table Linens, 9a,it, Masiin' ISwsags Napkias
baEgsss may BE- expected We ~: now prepared to osr
aAehsr great nducemsAt for ladies' to call and
before luIoAasng elsewhere have Just opened 50
caees new Spring Goods consulting Of all tbs various
syies q Ladies Dress Goods, plaia and embrsidsred
prn:d md Cashmere Shawl. nc 10. These soods have
ssH ven cheap and WIN be sold al lsss prices than a
ether stogo oaA eel them.
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NOTICE-Has been made a number Of
tms: oenosnrs the beautiful VILLAGE Of TLAMMERsBURo
Hlushns Bay Flushing and much pleased
inform tbs pablo thas bsiapg offered for
sale there b our sniepns aad LIBERAL friend JOHN A.
TLAMMER Ne Isl 18th u. Persons who desire pleasant
end hsaahy location for sdehcs recommend to call
q lin q his Office visit the place and make selection
H. D-The steamer Island City will make excursion
On THyRspAY next to the abovenamed village from the
foot Of Futon. At. ct 9 A. M.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, TUESDAY, MARCH ls.
For Europe:

The next number Of The Tribune for E1ropea.
Circulation will be issued THIS MORNING at
Q O'Clock. 1t will contain all the Latest News
up to the time of going to press. Tho America
sails from Boston Tomorrow at IL o'clock
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BRoUaHAM's LEcTURR.-Last evening, at
Hope Chapel, John Broughan, Esq . OF Broushams
Lyceun, delivered . lecture on :" The lnvasions Of
IIsland," before the Benevolent Order Of United
Ifishmsn. Mr.. Brousnsm II himself, in geniusand
feeling, as he 10 BY birth, . good specimen Of
an ishnan, and his lecture sparklsd with points Of
wit and bursts Of eloquent patriotism Capt Michael
Dshsny delivers the next lecture on Monday even
ing next, at the same place, on The Military &C.
MUS of Ireland
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- I'd oheFs to The sale Of valuable ksal Estate q Au0
ti0o. b. ANTHONY BLkBcxER. IHIs DAY. at 10 O'Clock,
at Ae MeSchsats EcAaAss esAsstsg Of the houses and
lots No - anA lN Chambs5s Ut store and lot No 70
1sekmaA-st the splendid bosses and lots Nos 81 Wet
eA Ct. md los eth house and lot No ss3 Washinx
To- ~ kossss and los I'd av., between 4ist and
~ So and tive valuable building lots aud Rexs the
ee1tA vess corner OF tshav AID e3th st. Maps Be
had q The Auction Roous Me- Broad q.
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THEODORE PARKRR's LECTURE lee

THEODORE PARKER's LKcruRE.-The lee
ture Of this distinguished popular speaker as the
Tabernacle to night will prove one of the greatest
attractions that have been presented at the highly
successful Peoples Course" Mr.. Parker IL kAo wn
to many only hsretical thsolosisn, but in sdd-
ton to this, he possesses uncommon powers Of de-
scriphon, 10 graphic dslinsator Of character. aad
commands style Of the greatest punseney and bril-
liansy. Whoever wishes TO hear one Of the most
remarkable men among the celebrities Of Boston
should not neglect the present opportunity. The
subject 10 the Difference between the True and the
False Gentleman and is admirably adapted to call
forth the sarcastic wit and shrswd criticism for which
the lecturer IL widely famed.
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rs--SpRING FASHION.
THReE DOLLAR ii

fhers be sry intelligent sen,lsmen who are ms Ga ey
~ Ssrsvcs Of hish to believe that "a article
800 be of qualify, an Inspection Oh
~ suSscrSsrs SILK NoLEsKIs HATS viii Dc sucIent 70
svipcS ~ nost skeptics 10 sells for 50 HAT in
SvSvy Yespect equai in greatly superior to those
~ by tks Broadway HateTs ~ 50 306Si
Nm BAuTA, No io6 Czast st.. corner OF Wooster-st-
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Tns Iavlxe BuLpxe AssoclArrox.

~ Asescstlsa has made issarkAbs prsgrsss osAsdsr
M the ossash q time has been IN operation. The os
49, n opue measure atsibassd to the gsntlemsn who
nave snenea a. MANAGEMENT We zee thai . public
neef 70 - hold % rsssdas evening" March N Of No
e9oto hau. " which Mr, w. r. b. Mhnksn viii deliver
ASeye espsmns Ne prlnsdplss and PLAZA Of operations.
We eevss al Tho VISA TO become scsssintsd WITH the
enee y astena, - the viBu Of the OF shess
Aoooseoe ed b IN the hsH1s Of fully coupe.
~ - carry m e9s s0scsssfslly fSanlay Dlspstsk
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ESTABLISHED 1e25.-In this, the twen-


seh year Of 10 the original pro.
pgosfs Of the oay Establish In the City IN the year
las which was projected and successfully carried out,
ne dsa supply Of solely first quality Ready made Gar
nens Il beh0oves to In the adencs Of
szpefsnce. not Wthstaldng the eaors that have been
made TO equal productions, that we snl continue to
keep hand the best nj of Ready made Clothing
be he'd in this market which woad solicit the at
toatisn Of those who II emergency othsrwss.
require fssTste suit o. priess which must satisfy the
discerning that ours are tina most economical not the
Lowest priced goods
frrng articles made measure which department. the
best talent 10 employed. ". I. JENNINGS 4 CO..
No 23l Broadway; American Hots'.
CASH BUYERS. -NoTIcs.-We invite at
tsnton to Goods in the following Departments. based
spon the system Of division OF labor attended with Light
AsssY Department. under the management of Samuel
white Goods Department under the management Of
YsaLes Nsssa Department uadsr the direction Of john
q. 6helsy
vooIIsa Goods Department under the direction Of Der
Cs1st sad Oil Cloth Department under the direction Of
Ready made Casthips Department, under the manage.
mont Of William Gardner.
Print and Bingham Domestic Goods and womes's Dress
0eeds Departments managed By the respective buyers
efour firm.
We will be pleased show the assortment to close buy.
ere who estimate the advantages of cheap Goods
TwRBDY 60ULroN PLIMPToN,
Importers and Jssbers, No. II Broadway.
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~ ]. N. GlMsksDs, Card Engraver,
Gate Ne John Nl No. see Bread say. Ms,ropo,i,an
6ossl, (Nslss Wsddiss, Iavtsties, Visiting and Bust.
nss0 Cfds engraved ana psistsd to ss all alss,
~ ssis veil selected s,ecS Of elegant Wedding Sss-
toasy, Caks Dcxss SILVER Door plaes Fancy Goods Re
ND.-Inltals stamped on pager ana envelopes