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DIR. ]. s. ROSES

4 y hEAI pAlNJUhEhI
V THE WONDER OF THE AGElii
ALL PAIN CURED LIKE MAGICl-This wonderful
preparation is used internally and externally giving i'm
mediate relief from all bodily pains
II used according to directions 1t not only relieves all
pain, but it it usually the first application. 1t
may be relied for curing and giving almost instant
relief thousands who have used it testify to Rheu
masm, Ague, Sudden Colds Cholera Dysentery, Cholera
Morbus, Peurisy Earache, Toothache Cholc, and all
Womb Pains in the Limbs Joints, Back, Spine Disease,
Lumbago, Scads Burns Chi!lbains, Sprains, Bruises,
Pimples and all Chronic Eruptions.
you wish to be relieved from ALL PALM use Dr. Roses
PAIN-CURER.
If you desire to be cured of ALL DISEASES take his
Family Medicines Price 25 and so cents per bottle
For Coughs, Colds, Group and Whooping Cough.
de PREPARED FOR CHANGE OF WEATHER-The
COLDS, COUGH ASTHMA, IRRITATION of the LUNGS,
SORE THROAT and BRONCHITIS, all of which can be
cured the system fortified against frequent attacks by
using Dr. J. s. ROSES Celebrated COUGH SYRUP. Price
only so cents
CHILDREN are also liable to Group, which dangerous
complaint yields Immediately to Dr. j. S. Roses never
failing GROUP SYRUP. Price rs cents.
WHOOPING COUGH another complaint, always worse
in cold and damp weather. The afflicted will find great
relief in the use Of Dr. j. s. Roses WHOoPING COUGH
SYRUP which always relieves and prevents the disease
from running into other diseases, such as INFLAMMA
TION of the LUNGS, DROPSY in the CHEST, and CON-
SUMPTION Price SO cents DR.. Roses successful treat
ment all Lung Affections has created great demand
for the above highly valuable Family Medicines.
"a TO be had at the Drug stores of
T. D. Gilman w. III. Gilman,
Charles Stott Co. Samuel Butt,
]. +. Callan, John w. Marin,
mar Str Washington CITY, ID, G.
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News from Europes

Gg- Pay the newsboys no more than two
cents u copy for this paper.
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THIS MONDAY EVENING, March 5, 1852, Will be pr
scented the celebrated play in five acts, entitled LOVE
SACRIFICE. Margaret Elmore Miss DAvENToRT. TO COZ
cInde with the fnrce Of THE ALAKMlN6 sAOhIfloh
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PAYING ONES DEBTS AGREEABLY.-Dr A. H.
Wilder, Of Springfield, Mass, failed some time
since and went to California, leaving his wife and
family to earn their daily bread for the time. A
few days since, the several creditors of the bank
rupt met at the residence Of the debtors wife, in
compliance with her invitation, when each found
under his plate tho amount of his claim. The
husband had taken this method Of paying his
liabilities out of the first of his earnings the
Pacific @." ..u, $50.
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Tho Hntchinsons.

Bss~ The mechanics of Washington arc up to
their ewes in business.
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BGy- Tin horns sound unpleasant to the ear
and ought not to be used in orr streets. day or
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F street Presbyterian Church, near Fourteenth
street.-The Rev JOHN NJ. DloEEY, d. will preach in the
lectureroom Of this church this evening" at III o'clock All
are cordially invited to attend. mar g.
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National Theatre.
MISS DAVENPORT,

the great avore and highly accomplished actress Ell
gagged for a limited number OF nights
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MUSIC AND FRENCH.

MUSIC AND FRENCH.
4 HIGHLY EDUCATED LADY, Of experience and ability
N in tuition, Is DESTROYS OF first class engagement with
the usual branches of select and polite education The
advertiser teaches French Music Singing, and Drawing.
che proficient in the above accomplishments and fur
nish most satisfactory references. BB- Address
Y. L. CALHIN,
mar S-lw Burlington, New Jersey.
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THE Coon WIFE.-The power of wife for
good or evil is irresistible. Home must be the
seat Of happiness, or it must be forever I'M
known, A good wife is to man wisdom and
courage, and strength and endurance. A bad
one is confusion, weakness, discontinue, and
despair. No condition is hopeless, when the
wife possesses frmness. decision, and economy.
There is no outward prosperity which can
counterfeit Incidence, extravaganza, and folly
at home: No spirit can long endure bad do
nestle influence. Man is strong, but his heart
is not adamant. He delights in enterprise and
action; but to sustain him, he needs a tranquil
mind and a whole heart He expends his whole
moral force in the conflicts of the world To
recover his equanimity and composure, home
must be to him place of repose, Of peace, Of
cheerfulness, Of comfort and his soul renews its
strength again, and goes forth with fresh Wig
or to encounter the labor and troubles of the
world. But if at home he finds no rest and
there is met with bad temper, sullenness or
gloom, or is assaulted by discomfort or COM
plant, or reproaches, the heart breaks, the
spirits are crushed, hope vanishes, and the man
sinks into despair
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A Brave BoY--A boy in New Jersey, at
various times, saved four lives before ne was
ten years old When little over eight years
old, he saw his younger brother break through
the ice where the water was four feet deep.
He had to run twelve or fifteen yards to reach
the pond; and remembering having heard his
mother read from one of Peter Parley's clever
books, of person saving another's life, when
the ice was not strong enough for him to walk
upon it. by creeping he lay down on the ice,
crept to the hole where his brother had broken
through, reached into the water, and pulled
him out by the hair, after he had sunk for the
third time Creeping backward he drew the
rescued sufferer to the shore. After this he
saved the lives of three boys at the same pond !;
and in one of these instances showed as much
GOODNESS and presence of mind as any grown
person could. Seeing the ice was too thin to
bear him, he tried to borrow sled Of boy
who stood near by, who refused it; but push
ing the boy over, he seized the sled, and showed
it to the sinking lad, who caught hold of it,
and he, holding on by the string, pulled him to
the shore. We have only to add, that this
clever child was as good as he was manly and
brave.
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WASHINGTON

MONDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 8.
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WRITTEN VISITING CARDS!

THE VISITING CARDS written by the subscriber bear
close a resemblance to engrdpng that many persons
1t such until the contrary shown by the closest
examination. Call and examine his specimens.
Manuscripts Deeds other instruments Of Writing
copied in the satisfactory manner at reasonable prices
Orders for Cards left during the day will be ready for
delivery by 10 o'clock tho following morning.
WM A. RICHARDSON,
Pcnna. av., bet. W and 9th SITS.
mar e-1ml on same floor with Whtehurst's Gallery.
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BACHELOR HAIR DYE!
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
CALCINED PLASTER AND CEMENT.

lust arrived 80 casks Wherspocns Calcned Plaster and
- $4,000 frst-quaity Shingles. On hand 10 bbls New
York Cement with good selection OF the various kinds o.
Lumber suitable for building purposes All Of which viii
n sold reasonable for cash 10 punctual Gus.
toners. Apply at T. NJ, PEAksON q oo.s
Lumber Yard, corner Of 7th ST. and Canal
mar h--3tdk1aw3w
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r OST--on the Avenue yesterdays LETTER ENyE.
LOPEZ containing five tendollar bills of the bank Of
eden Withers Co. and draft for fifty dollars on Coroo.
ran Riggs The finder will be literally rewarded leav.
ing il Mt this Office. mar 5--tf
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fD-INCH Pillow.case cottons, 10 cents
nv o. cotton Sheeting, 10 cents
Irish Linens, % cents
Good bleached Shifting cotton, 6L cents
l04 cotton Sheetings very low
81 Linen Table Damask, 37l5 cents
With ots of other cheap goods daily received at the
CENTRAL DEPOT" of Il. MYERS 4 CO.,
mar Ctr renna. av., bet. 9th and 10th ats.
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A hEvoLUTIorARy SoLptER .=between nine and ten
O'Clock On saturday night officer OF the Third ward
found aged asleep in the street. and coodues ID
Jamss McDopaid that BE had fought in the rsvou
tiousry and his place 81 residence Clmbrtdss
Maze lie had been 10 Washington, which place TO
Philadelphia General Scott had PAID his fare He ID now
on his way home
THr FsxE AoApEMy.-The annual examination of the
students Of the Free Acads Of this city will commence
TO day, and continue until the 10th OF July The sub
ject- selected Nor examination emath ematcs natural
philosophy ancient and modern history rhetoric ortory,
competition philosophy OF English language, Latin
Greek French ana Spanish languages chemistry ply
sizes SC. We have doubt ,ha examination will prove
to be one Of most interesting character.
DEATH PoLcEMAN.-A policeman named Lyman
C. Knapp who has been sick for the past week. died sud-
denly on Saturday morning.
FATAi ACCIDENT THE SouTH FERRy.-At an early
hour Saturday morning man named Patrick Lovett
fatally inne ed at the Brooklyn south Ferry. lie
standing the bridge when of the ferry boats
coming in the slip aud in attempting to jump on
beard he fell between the boat and the bridge and
most horribly crushed. He conveyed TO the hosp-
tai wh9e Coroner Ives held inquest and the jury
turned verdict In accordance with the above facts
FATAL AceIpEsT.-We learn that gentleman who has
been conspicuous politician In thi- city accidentally
fell from stage Third avenue, Saturday evening
and fractured his skull from the effects Of which he died
at twelve O'Clock yesterday.
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observation-disclosures Cond uetors.

Thunder storms have recently been very active and
many rertons have been killed and several injured in
buildings not protected by metallic rods.
In my extensive researches. for number OF years,
have met with record account of loss Of human
life In building vessel furnished with metallic rod,
reared for the purpose of protection of any record Of
loss OF life In steamboat vessel made Of iron. These
facts require comment
Lightning conductors can be obtained for q trivial
cost Iron wire of sufficient lie aud length for lightning
conductors is manufact rod in this city. sput up in
ro of sixty three pounds each and is old AT three and
one fourth cents per pound. roll contains between
four and five hundred feet This wire is the size used
board the public ships in the American navy and has
in any failed to protect the ship and all
board from injury by lightning These rods have
been known to fail and may be implicitly relied upon
upon building Let the rod project above the chimney
End highest point Of the buidrg AMI descend to aud
enter the ground as TO reach permanent mosture-H
the rod could be made to terminate in the Of the
well would be preferable termination to any other
in pool There should be rod to each chimney.
barn fifty feet in length should have three rodsoue
in the middle and at each end. The rods may be
made to diverge and in that require but fastening
at the top These rods require other pointing than
single piece and not be allowed 10 coutact with
tin sponts metal cutters any metallic body presenting
surface than the rod to direct the lightning
from its immediate descent to the earth Every building
should be furnished with these rods-;hey absolute
protection against destruction damage by lightning:
and as lightning rods may be obtained and put up
cost OF from fifty cents to dollar each there Is
for neglect.
We will be glad to furnish any and ybody with any
rods Il. MERRIAM.
June 25 1852
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NEY Nj A RK EFT.

SuSDAv June 2T--6 j.. III.
At the close Of the ock morkct yesterday the tendn-
cy Of prices was upward and there greater ACTIVITY
among the leading fances. The advance In quo'ation
during the past week has been confined 10 three or Jour
sticks. while al the o. her- have been well maintunod
In the early part ofthe week Penn ylvana Coa compa
ny ran up rapidly n,i prices reached fourteen to nj
teen per cent premium since which They have gradually
settled down to iwly cent 40 hnse pficcs great
many shnrcs have chang'i hauds eud Tho stock i,be
coming better eistrbntcd This Stock ha advanced too
rari6Iy sewwesls since q na. selling ninety per
:, n,-tcppcr nj below pnr mt 70 have nothing
In tho movements Of the company warrantug such an In
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In consequence of the unusual brevity of our tele-
graphic intelligence this morning, we enabled
- present readers with large amount of highly
Interesting matter furnished by correspondents, re-
pcrters, &c all tending to give complete history
sf the leading events OF the day.
ReeeIt accounts from the Rio Grande represent
the murderous outrages by Mexicans and indians to
be sn the increase on the Texan frontier. The CO.
venment at Washington should admit of delay
in despatching to the field of the assassns military
farce sufficient to completely check and bring to
Justice these ruthless outlaws. We also learn by
the same despatch, that considerable excitement
existed ut Matamoras, in consequence of the cleo
Non of the liberal candidate to the govemorship,
notwithstanding which, the present incumbent re-
fuses to give up his post This affair may again
stir up the smouldering emoers of discord and re-
violation in which Caravaja lately figured
The politicians in Pennsylvania appear to be alive
with excitement. Both parties held ratification
meetings at weschesier, last week, in which great
enthusiasm and unsnimity prevailed.
A large foundry, and several adjoining dwelling
houses in Troy, destroyed by fire. yesterday
afternoon. The loss, it is supposed, will reach
hundred and fifty thousand dollars, and, what
Eaakos the matter worse, some two hundred work
men have been thrown out of situations by The Gu
hnity. In Hudson, yesterday morning, stores and
dwellings TO the value Of about forty Thousand dol
lars were consumed
Some additional intelligence, brought by the At
lantc. will be found in this mornings paper. That
from Australia is the most brilliant aud interesting
What of empires in embryo there in the
Pacific
Great excitement has lately been produced among
the government land rant dealers this city
Justice Stuart, and the United States Marshal 70.
GENTLY made descent upon their operations and
took six of them into custody. The details of the
affair given under the head of police intelligence
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Brsndreth,s Pnls-caancs Of Oo;ce--yo

q! Broadway between Lspersrd and CaDsi streets.
Iransrts Vegetable Pills aro in peculiar
are ~ ttis climate Their prompt application clear the
hvehsss COLES. Cholera Morbus AMI other alarm
ing pnP'oms usually occurring during orr summer
months awayn more less expert need under tho
OF tropical sun The effects OF these Pills always
tary cftsn life saving No ought
sqt have ready in case Of sudden at.acs Of sickness
Ihey are invariably compounded unles tho DIR
er'tb ne boys or inexperienced person
mistakes can occur In this particular how grnay they
have the advantage the beat prescriptions ears-
sssy eompoundcd and too often. when correctly read
made MP from inferior drugs Brandre,bs Pitts equally
safe for the aged md for tho youpgor che othcr whsn
nnrsinr and Tor The babe They niure must
bsre medicine j. needed Soid All Broadway 2il
street aHd "a Bowey at per with full
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FALLING OUT AMONG THE LITER ATEuRs. The
wing Rer'e,c is savage the little Times in refer
ence to the copyright question, charging Raymond
with being in the pay Of the Harpers & Co., and
selling his opinions for share Of the punder Of the
heeced authors. What is the matter The wing
Rsctac was in ecsacies, and full ofpulFery of the
penny trumpet, when it sounded its first shri blast.
Has the wind changed
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Empire Clothing Warohouse. lao and ~
NJ: NJ. ::
assu,t Of s.v.l .sd .sor % large IN comparison With
T. s q ss
' =: s.
.s'ss ssd sn a. aIh
where shsy and the markets where they sell
SnaS sslf their t.s,iiiis;
S out ~ the the BOOK and TIM are
by the quality AMI style Of the garments the scale Of prices
and shslsnss all rivals to the ProOf.A. the
aSnS suiy mass ana :, o sSi
sven IN the rs.: department many per cent under the
s s With IN R r.
energy and We have obtained the
:snsd...a o. circle second T. The
and eaeItons satisfy patrons, give
have the ustics of our dealings and tina
beauty and eheapaes Of our ooshos become among Cali
Juan that does not bring crowd Of purchasers to
matter Of absolute certainty that within hour
two after every Caerp; arrival line Of carriages; some,
Selling tn. lowest prices known in the radeeontent
:sst: ne s1s and an,a e
employees from 10 to 20 per cent than most other
Having made II srsud object from the commencement.
to for very best goods in the
pssson sish tho frs; abroad =. well as At
We buy the larsss. scale Wholesale retail
trade being sufficiently extensive to justify prchae,
may seem to rspcer desirable.
fashions zach season they appear and the maa-
VITA to RS s we al s as
styles Of goods for coats sacks vestnss &c. Sc.
Wholesale retail of the Empirs Clothing
wshouss i pSsss ors Of hs largest the most varied
A Some %Ss formed sx.en. Of the establish
immense double suildiag with 80.
all Witch are filed with ready made Garments or
p'sa '0i ~'h'''' rLo"Rs ONE AND TWO
are sy retail Ale Here viii b found
have the ne
:sn] i s dses,s';y
ound thu to order from
Any silo il New York Bear in MUD also that the pri
trade
Vol STYLES and patterns. is unNmitsd tain aud
abort ne "a, and the ne Of al attitudes AID
At tic Empire SsIs,s'sss T Tn;Sssa sxp rorr
occupied wholesale From this
the Southern and Southwestern markets supplied .i,h
ane quality cloths, sassineres vsstiass.
bushes. ia, the Srsgrsaors enabled 70
thes. aoer also the Hs: Root CARPET Bs &c. depag.
flrnrh = csl.r,iaAs and others eomrsts outfit
pf'''s sS'fS FLOORS FIVE ssD
need chiefly cutting here twelve NJ
first workmen constantly employed. The raoidty with
abch drsds of cloth disposed Of by the
ters would excite little ssonishment the mad stran
ger.
FLOORS SEVEN AND EIGHT
Thee sttute the store and in part the manuac
TURNS section Of tho warehouse and hero constantly
employed large number at fair
THE CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
!: s.i
called) fashion able tailor in New York.
Competent artists are slso employed in the
BOYS CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
where every variety Of boys sold made
ctnred TO order.
THE STOCK or SUMNER CLOTHING
for is The largest the cheapest and the
most bile offered by the firm snd certainly
urrvned In variety and beauty by clothing store IN
New York.
FIFTY Statesmen. CLERKS. &c.,
ere in constant stencance and Ali orders filled with
hdeity Aad despatch aud certainty That
known and arprc td by all who have had dealings the
Empire Clothing Warehonse
100 and l22 Fulton Street
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Marine Affairs.
June 25, 1852.

THE STEAMSHIP BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Captain Sears
arrived yesterday afternoon from New Orleans in
days. She detained twenty -four hours off Hatteras
by gale We indebted to her officers for New
Orleans papers in advance of the mail
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RsdNays Ready Relief will 10 every case stop the m5st
distressing paroxygmf OF pain in 10 minutes IL
trifes every IN tho system with pleasure strength
snd health instantly stops pain and its
qPiok and positive cure Tor Rheumatism Chill Fever
Dy thtery, Diarfhmn. log Inllon atrnet.
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Court Cns endar-This day.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-No. L..
SUPREME CouRr.-Circuit-Nos. 43S, az Al, 8l3,
445. 4s6 44s to 45s Special Terminus Z, 3s, o.,
"a 10. 70, %. 81, 80 81 "a AZ, So, a.
COMMON PLEAs--Part Mos 1925 to ili2 1855
116s. 6Sls, ITO 1l76 to 1856 1894, GALL
ber). Part Mos 10621s. 1904 to 1916 lOSl 10 1904
1905 1925 lilo, HOP to 1l24. 1ls6, 1909, tnl
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Fuss AND FEATHERS. Who originated this
aOri dc guere OF General Scott One Of The Sun
day papers attributes it to the original genius of
the Mirror. According to recollection, aio
epithet first graced the columns Of the Mirror but
must have been originated by the very gcnias him
selfthat asks and answers the question. And thoro
by hargs tale.
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TRFATAEST OF PASSENGERS We have received
y communication from passenger just arrived from
Ghseow, Of the had treatment lie and Lis fellow nae
sc et.s received ~ lirding on our shores. lie had
hcttcr lay lis statement before Tho Mayor.
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I,ed to the e.tDng damn ysa need an Unaers.r
which will protect health without
diminishing bodily comfort tho heaisn secnr.g
rpdcrvest the Zephyr' of Raw Adams, extremely IL H.
seisbtiully cool and elastic viii than your
wishes RAY g. ADAMS, Hosiers 5sl broadway.
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3nB BRIFTsH 6ovNduDT AND THu OWneo-
MES OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH BY shs last mail
from Europe We have IN account Of IN extraordinary
proclamation issued by the Queen against carrying
on the ceremonies Of the Catholic church 10 the
streets The proclamation seems to be directed
against Cardinal Wisemsn, and il Is about a. funny
~ the practice against which it is leveled The law
under which this proclamation Is issued, is clause
in the Emancipation act of 1929. In this country,
Cardinal Hughes has not, as yet, atten OF II any
thing like his brother in England; but il he did, we
should see no proclamation levclled against him in
this land Of civil and religious freedom. 1t would
perhaps, excite Unreasonable ridicule, and might
possibly lead to riots but there is nothing in
our laws constitution against it, any more
than there is against q procession Of Free
nasons or Odd Fellows. Yet some bigots who
come to lecture here are not satisfied with this
freedom-thoy want to monopolze liberty to them
selves-not only to enjoy the right to do as they
please, but to make all others believe and do what
ever they believe and do We know not whether
His Emincnce Cardinal Hughes intends to appear
IN the streets with the red hat and all the para
phernala of the Office which, it is said, he has re-
ceived secretly: and will soon assume openly. Bat
if he does, it win be funny sight, and will draw
n great crowd as the ascent in balloon on horse
back. We think, however. His Eminence has more
good sense than to expose himself and his relg on
to ridicule, by the public exhibit on of such cere-
monies in this republican country.
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genuine Tea.,-When people buy Tea, an

and they have tsrbs they think they have thrown
hor money away but 81 win 20 to W. r. MO ,DY
co g Tea Warehouse I32 Chatham street. You will lns
Teas not only twenty cont cheaper than AZ
stner store. bat pare and unauthorized.
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the weighing from 80 to 500 lbs each received
per steamer West Wind, for sale'ow. Apply TO-.
PETER BAYAaD. No Sstte street.
Soup n this week at Regards, r. He pburns Ha-
milton Market, South Brooklya.