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singular discovery has been made for tho
smoval Of birth mar scirrhus Cancers poypus tumors
neles and all of the skim without the
Me knafo cauSt All persons interested will be satisfied
ths fact by calling at the office Of the subsoriber ICE
Sseond avenue, corner Twelfth strset.
HARVEY Il WALLACE.
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THE FEVER AT RIO JANnRo.-By the Bremen brig VIII
hemine, arrived yesterday from Rio Janero learn
that hefever the increase the 9th of Febru
airy, and raging with great vruence among the ship
ming in port
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Defiance 60l0mandcr 0afsS.-Csnyler's Pa
tent-ROBERT H. PATRICK Is the sole manufacturing in
the United States of the above celebrated Safes TO whom
the highest premium been awarded by the
Of tho Metropolitan Mechanics Institute Of Washington,
and +. c. GOFFIN'S Impenetrable Defiance Locks-the
best safes and looks combined in the world Depot No 80
John street. of Cod-ater t of Nay No. 1872 PeAA
street. door below Maiden lane
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not already vested in municipal corporations,
for the purposes Of railroad.

not already vested In municipal corporations,
for the purposes Of railroad.
The foregoing is q brief synopsis Of the lead
ing points contained in the reports of the ma
jority and minority Of the Legislative committee.
We concur in that presented by the majority ];
for if the substitute Of the minority were adopt
ed, ncalculable mischiefs must inevitably follow.
The necessities of the city require the construc-
ton of railroads; and were we to establish the
dangerous proposition attempted to be enforced
by the substitute Of the minority, that the Lee
gislature alone should have the power to pre-
scribe what lines are to be laid down in our
streets. from the usual dlatory manner in which
public business has been transacted in legisla-
tive bodies, long period would elapse before
such works were carried out We do not pre-
tend to say to what persons the grants shall be
given but railroads we must have. The ques-
ton of bribery and corruption is entirely foreign
to the subject /; for it cannot follow, even al
though the present Corporation may be the
most corrupt in existence, that the Legislature
should step in and thus summarily arrogate
to themselves the powers which have been en-
joyed by the civic government Of this city from
time immemorial.
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Paper Hangings Francis Parcs u Co., No.
50 Chambers street next dcor but to stewards
Of receiving the newest styles Of the richest
decorative French and American hangn which they
offer ut Wholesale and retail ut low prices Skfn
workmon are employed 70 hang the papers, &c.
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DIT Powell Will receive his Eye and Ear
patients from ten to four O'Clock Broad
and those in limited ercumsshces from nine to every
morning at his private cltnque crcuar) Powes
Treatise the Eye be procured at his ocos also
artificial exactly like the natural in color
- -
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Crystnl Palace Carpeta at Hiram AndersOn's

Crystal Palace CaTPet0 It Hiram AndexSOh'b
eight sales No. 90 Bowery; magnificent
styles mosaic royal velvet tapestry and Brussels saEee
ported celebrated English manufactures for exMk
tcn at tho New York Crystal Palace also Hares cele
brated English premium aoor oil cloths Of scroll and
mats mosaic at astonishing low prices B-Besuti
full ingram carpets 49, So and 60 oents yard and fooH
oil cloths At 81, 81, A. and SO cents per yard
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"Grim Visaged War shall hide his
wrinked front" 1t is plain from the above quotation
that grim visaged War; was unfortunate in his shirt
maker He would have had "wrnklcd 'front.' had he
by GREEN wrinkles arc unknown
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which left Navy Bay On the 18th ult, for this port
had not reached Kingston, Jamaica, on the 24th.
Approximations for the safety Of the U. are conse-
quently entertained.
By despatch from Quebec, we learn that the In
fpector General Of Canada has given notice of mo
ton to make very important reductions in the duties
imposed upon various kinds Of merchandise. Among
other things he proposes that goods going upward
through the st. Lawrence canal shall have a free
pass through the Weland canal, and those going
downward through the latter channel shall pass free
along the st. Lawrence. The majority of the House
is said to approve of this We observe that
the Legislature Of New Providence is also discussing
the propriety Of modifying the tariff regulations
Late accounts from Jeremie, Hayt, state that Mr..
Bishop, the Wesleyan missionary, while on journey
from Aux Cages to the former place, was attacked
robbed, and dreadfully beaten by band of highway
men, Fears were entertained that he would not re-
recover.
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Wigs and TouPces.-Bntoho10Fss New style
Of wigs the perfect imitation nature
ever Thee wanting superior article should
street where be found the largest best
In tbs city Copy the address
Hair Dye.-BaacheIor's Celebrated LAquiA
ha dye M the hest yet discovered for eolons o.
waiskers the moment IL applied The wonderful and
sertsinty with which this fvcrte and old established har
dye performs astonishing Is for salc applied 81
BATCuELONS wig factory. No. 4 w all street.
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OLD BULLION IN FULL FEATHER.-It is gene
rally admitted of Old Bullion, Notwithstanding
all the members of the democratic party, who
can neither control him nor alarm him. are dead
against him, that he has yet potent voice with
the administration. He is member elect Of
the next Congress, and the Cabinet seem to
know what that means. He therefore speaks
10 them and they listen, much to the surprise
of those very jealous rivals who account
him as nothing but hereto. But the latest
report from Washington concerning Col. Ben
ton, is, that he is up for the Speakershp Of the
House. For an old man. over seventy years of
age, this indicates considerable pluck and mus
Gle; and altogether.the statement makes an un-
reasonable draft upon our credulity. But still it
may be so. Old Bullion is in full feather, and
we should not be surprised if the House were
to put him in the chair, to get him off the floor.
Look sharp for Old Bullion.
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THE THEATRE-We refer readers to the advertising
columns for the particulars Of the ut each
theatre to morrow evening.
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Phalon's Magic Hair Dye, to color the
hair whskers the moment it is applied without injury
Mo hair skin 1t be washed edatey without
disturbing the color and has bad odor It 10 applied p-
yAtey, sold at PHALON'S Wig Factory M and bT7
~ Nicholas Hotel. and By druggists generally.
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Nichols journal Of Health, Water Gu

NICnOIs' sJ0urnnI OF Health, Water Cure nn1
Human Progress monthly at twenty-five cents year. and
to clubs low ten cents Single copies cents May
be had at Stringcr Townscnds Periodical dealers sup
piled by Dexter brothers, the most liberal terms
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Gas Fixtures! Gas Fixturcs!! Cheaper
than ever Persons contemplating moving the lat Of
Nay would find IL to their interest to call
tory and warerooms of JAMES G. MOFFETT and examine
his and splendid assortment Of chandeliers brackets
pendants &c for dwellings stores, 30, wholesale and
TAIL at l9 and 21 Prince street. third block Broad
way. N B--Pipes laid in buildings.
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Ten Minutes Mt CristadOr0's, No; Aston
House. will change the color your hair richest
brown black. There intermediate tinge. The
does its work in completely For keeping the hair
lustrous thick and curling preventing
there nothing equal to Crtadoros Hair
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selling all styles Of diamond jevelry At Wholesale and re-
ta at much less than the usual prices Diamond crosses
sl00 EACH pins $50 5000 caeh do rings
% to $500 EACH do studs SIS to $500 set do braceeta
800 81 600 Also diamonds rubiss emerads aud
opals, unset GEO c. ALLEN importer Of watches and
jewery II Wall street, second door, Broadway.
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SOUt1H FOtftn HeX0l0K
meeting Of the South Williamsburg Village Association win
Be- held At Fountain Hall 4e BoTsry Monday evening.
lyn Tuesday evening" 9Th inst Granada Hail. Myrtle
This association furnishes the best opportunity
presented to Of small TO obtain building
lot in the immediate vicinity Of New York South wams
burg within three miles of the ferries with stage
nicaton every fifteen minutes Terms Of admission go,
payable in small eekly instruments which lot,
with opportunity Obtaining of four houses, worth
g. 900 each without additional cost The objects and ad-
che meeting. The public are invited TO attend.
DR.. L. H. KIMBARK, President.
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The United States Argus o. this week Coa-
tAns full Of the terrible Ore board the
Winds The hst edition was sold In short tine and
Fniton street. early tomorrow mornns The report
Of the most exciting articles that has appeared In
time,
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The Gardner Trial.

WASHINGTON, April ~ 1898.
In the Gardner trial to day. Captain William Gates
testified that he the civil and military Governor Of
the Department of Tamaulpas from November 1885, dur
ing the war; until june l84e DR. Gardner Tampico
IN March, 1s47 said he had just arrived from the inte
yior and wished employ ment as physician; witness
placed him in charge of the hospital at Tamaulpas.
Hearing Of nsurrecon about to take place AFTER
DR.. Gardner by his direction, made excellent arrange
ments for the defence Of the hospital Gardner remained
there with the except IN of three months
leave, until the 18th June 184S. when he went away
with the trccps witness identified copies Of his Official
Tampico, in steamboat of $50 tons. distance
ct hundred and ten miles, to Tanasnequ the fordng
place Of the great road leading to San Luis Potos he
also assembled the river Panuco in steamboat sixty
observations and those Of the Typographical engineers
Gardner actively employ ed while there physician
and assistant surgeon and occasion he sent him
On expedition; saw him at Tampico almost daily; knew
nothing that would tarnsh his reputation in the slightest
degree; had the highest admiration Of him gentle
man and as ply scian he was the most wonderful man
he ever heheld.
Mr.. Larned, clerk in the Treasury Department under
Secretary Corwn-Was judge at Tampico; knew Gard
ner there; and recognized him his return; trav
eed with him from Philadelphia to New York, when he
went to Europe.
Captain Lewis Carr an officer in the Mexican war-Was
IN Tampico in June and july, 1877; Gardner was in
charge OF the hospital and performed operation his
seer saw him here in ls4s and 80 Accompanied him
70 Europe there when Gardner received newspa-
per ming the charges against him. hearing from
the District Attorney he declared his iRtenton Of mme
da ely returning to the United States, and caused
$40 Geo. which had been placed his credit
Peabody Of London to be put to the credit of Corcon
& Riggs.
The Court then adjourned.
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ANNUAL REPORT TO THE COMMON ooUNsTL-ELBo-
TON OF EARpENH FOR THE ENauINa YEAR.

ANNUAL kEPOkT TO THE COMMON OOUN0fL-ELBo-
TON OF wARDENs FOR THE ENSUING YEAR.
The annual report Of the Fire Wardsns for the year
ending April received In the Board OF Aldermen on
Wednesday evening from which II appears that the
whole number Of violations Of the ere laws Tor the past
year. has been 65S The number Of violations removed
from buildings by the builders tnereoi upon
being notified by wardens, 476; ditto not removed
and copies Of the notices relative thereto transferred to
the trustees of the Fire Department 49, ditto OF viola
and ordinances complied with, LOGS; ordinances not
complied with and transferred to Corporation At
t0rrey, 40-total, 1888.
The number Of buildings reported to the Chief Engineer
being dangerous particularly in case OF hre, was A.
Quantity of gunpowder seized. 2, 800 lbs.
the following dangerous buildings, viz Nos 49, 1888
1S5 1877 1850 Seventh street, B. comprising
row of four story brick buildings that stand in
defiance of the laws of gravitaton.
These buildings (the Board added) are in an over
hanging position and it is the opinion of practical me-
walls from falling out: and they occupied by
number Of families, such event would cause de-
plorabe loss of e yet there law existing that can
compel the of such houses them down. or
make them secure.
The Board also complain of the following buildings be-
ing in danger of falling Of Pearl and
Dover eets reported last year occupied billiard
saloon and portion recently by Hose Company No TO-
the two story brick building No 90 Crosby street dwell
ing the wall of the three story brick building the
north corner of Broadway and Canal street. occupied by
the Broadway Insurance Company; the building the
southeast of Pearl and Oak streets dwelling
ported last year. the building No. 102 Duane street.
" and SO Elizabeth street. mandatory. The whole
number of dangerous buildings reported to the Board
since its organization is 108 The Board complain of the
laws not giving them sufficient power.
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From PHILADELPHIA.

SEVERE BLOw-TnE RINK MURDER-THE HEMP
FIELD RAILROAD.
PHILADELPHIA, April IA 1853.
severe blow took place this afternoon with thunder
and lightning. tin root was torn from Edwards new
hotel Bread street below Chestnut and portions
thrown nearly square distant. The roofs and upper
part of four stores Delaware avenue Vine street.
blown down-Washington Russell who passing
at the time, seriously injured.
Early this morning. the various persons who the
leave Kinks the afternoon Of the murder,
taken into Springs cell for the purpose of Identified
hon They all, with but one exception, agree that the
prisoners general appearance resembed that Of the per-
son they saw. One witness was positive in his identified.
ton. Subsequently, Spring sent for the Grand Jury,
and volunteered the following statement Of his
tior with the Rink murder Gas he passing the
store during the afternoon he heard cry Of murder,
went in, and lie did SO, man with bushy whskers
rushed out; Rink lying the floor who exclaimed
he Killed; assisted him up, and then in pursuit
Of The derer followed him down Chestnut street and
lost sight OF him in Eighth street. He ackno Wedges
having left Ragans umbI ella in Kinks store.
Tie City Councils passed ordinance this evening,
subscribing for ten thousand shares in the Hsmpfel
Railroad
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON CITY.
TIE Latest from Vice President King.
A DUEL ANTICIPATED.
PROGRESS OF TIE GARDNER TRIAL.
Marine Disaste urders-.-Market Reports
&C., &c, TO-
From Warrington.

From Warrington.
3aIE KANE ARCTIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FROM
THE REVENUE SERVICE, ETC.
WASHINGTON, April IA. 1853.
Dr. Kane is here and has just received his instructions
r his Arctic expedition ro the Navy Department He
expects to sail by the LIST of May He goes rst to the
head Of Bains Bay, and thence to the Polar Sea- He
has provided for obtaining dogs sledges and Esqumaux
- a him. He goes in the brig Advance. furnished by
Mr.. Henry Grinnen Several of his former companions
60 with him. For lack of funds he has not been able
ay in as large supply Of preserved food desirable
He will probably return, if possible, within eighteen
months.
II Is understood the force in the service is
about being reduced by dsmissng number
Of officers for whom there is employment.
We hear Of three four removals and appointments Of
clerks in the different departments today; w. Deni-
son. of South Carolina has been installed chief clerk
In the Census Office.
The Republic Of this morning says that Judge Bronson
has yet accepted the New York and if
he declines Havemeyer will be nominated II he previously
gives promise to accept.
The Hon Edward Stany is about starting locate in
California.
The papers that the securities of Thaddeus Kos
euskos executors have paid the amount of Judgment
against the estate recently rendered by the Supreme
Court.
Thomas Bacon has been appointed Collector ut Oswe-
sAtche (OsdeHsburg New York, and A. Kr ,mer Collec
TOR ~ SQckett's Hnrb0I
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Association for the Exhibition OF the Inau.-

OrFIcE, No. So BRoADwAY, New YORK.
REFRRsHMENT SALOONS
Proposals TO contract for the privilege Of supplying Re-
eshens at the Crystal Palace will be received vt this
Office. until the 25tn of ApriI instant.
Suitable apartments will be afforded by the Association,
TO be ed furnished and decorated by the contractor
his expense
Fer the and dimensions of the apartments and all
other particulars parties wishing to contract will please
ply at this Office
B-Wincs and atng drinks will be strictly pro.
bibited WIN. WHETTEN, Secretary.
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MIR. Mcagher in New OrIcan

NEW ORLEANS April Il, 1858.
Mr. Meagher, at the particular request Of number of
citizens, delivered lecture Monday, the spoil
teal affairs Of Ireland in 1882 1t the eloquent
discourse yet delivered by Meagher in America and
received by crowded audience with great applause He
has made triumphant display here throughout, AID
has attracted hundreds of enthusiastic friends lie
goes to Baton Rouge by special Invitation from the Gov
ernor and Iegisnt me Of Louisiana.
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The Tehuantepec Contract Ratified.

The 1tNuuntcpec CUHtfdct f<nuHcd.
NEW ORLEANS April Is, 1853.
The schooner Bonita from Vera Cruz, brings special
messenger with the treaty lately signed by Judge Conk
hing, our Minister to Mexico and the Mexican Commits
soners guaranteeing to Messrs sloo Co. the neutrality
snd pcsssssea o. sAs TsAAAtspss tsaass rssAs wAsA
was ratified on the 2Sth ult.
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Marine ARalra.

THE STEAMBOAT J. s. UNDERHnL-TRIAL TRIp.-The
new and splendid steamboat j. s. Underhl yester-
day trial trip around the harbor and worked to the
perfect satisfaction Of her Her captain Palmer
Crazy has had her built expressly for the excursion and
towing business she is 103 feet long % feet BEAM with
cylinders 2S inches in diameter and feet stroke She is
named after hr ]. 9. underhi we'll known among bur
steamboat Of best boiler builders Her
hull built by Lawrence Fowks foot of Grand street.
East river, to whom she does much credit
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TJoTEL FRANCAIsE sPAGNOL.
MADAME MnNn0N

4l3 BRooME STREET, PRES BROADWAY.
Madame Mondon 10 paisir dannonoer sa oiientsIe
Went dc ransfercr unc des Mus
bellies It des plus maisons de New YORK. uee
AZ yeritaee centre dc Ia VILE portde de arc aussi
ondroits damuscment public unssant toues les como
des ct les recherches quon exiser La
Increment neuvc ct est meub6e u aut
gout En- un mot, Madame Mondon recuera doyant
cun aerhee pour merter dams local la conti'
nuaton du patror don't ellie fayorisec
Table d'hGte d 5heures.
HAMILTON HOUSE. FORT HAMILTON L. l., WILL
IL open Tor the reception of boarders May 1s Tho steam
boat Eagle will commence her regular trips April 18th from
pier foot OF Murray street at A. NJ and Mt and r.
leaving Fort Hamilton ut and 10 A. and y. NJ, until
.rte tt, Nlsa he rrs VII e incrcas.i lcaylrs Fort
Han ilton 1t IA A. and New York ut p M for the
mand.r % TIE Parties wishing TO engage rooms.
can no,ret the prolricci ~ fort hamilton or ~ the OF
Ecs, Astvy Leuse. uANLEy y. CLArP.
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Markets.

New ORLEANS, April 49, 1853.
The sales cotton day have beer 900 bales at full
prices; strict middling is quoted at 10c.
CHARLESTON, April H. 1853.
The sales Of cotton to day have been 100 bales
range Of &c. lie. The market is SITTER but quota
tions be altered. The weeks sales amount to
ec bales; receipts, uSc0, sleek On band 3D. 500 bales.
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Monuments In Greenwood COplcd.-C. G.
PAGE Daguerrean artist, of Eighth and
Fourteenth street. will visit weod Cemetery the last
this month for the purpose Of copying monuments and
ment have the correctly copied by addressing
&C PAGE, cor Eighth avenue and Fourteenth st.
n. B.Lknesscs of deceased persons and nvads taken
at their residences. Infants taken in four seconds.
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AEnIuv AIS,

AERIuv AIS
ovAL.--MANUTACTURER's DEPOT OF BRUs.
IL GELS and Chautilly accs transferred to No S23 Broad
Just received by last steamer carton OF rich point
lace founces also, carton Of point lace demi ves
DENovAL-THE ST. NICHOLAS INSURANCE COM.
III have this day removed TO the osh avenue
aid IT. er.e gnGsr Lne bank, where they
continue to Issue policies approved Fire kirks.
N. hopper MOTT, President.
CuAs, 0, RICHARDSON, Secretary.
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On tho Of inviting the attention Of their customers
we'll the generality Of the public to their
IN AhA 1ngpg and summer Warnocks, Hatters, Irving
Hcuss ~ Neadwsy are .nxioss 70 give expression to q
tnctvc principles have heretofore elevated their estab
Hshment and given 1t the emncncs 50 generally
ceded The high standing reputation of their fabric render
them tenacious of not falling into the Of The
day. by promising in than consistent
with fact and yet wish TO proclaim that they fully alive
to the advantage awaiting novelty and
invention which tends either improve really
cheaper the class Of merchandise they Offer Their position
In the trade enables them to carly Of
the newest fashions while just appreciation Of native
articles to attention being given TO the Ame
styles An extensive knowledge Of the market with
abundant facilities combined with dissemination always
material will tend to uphold tho character of the house.
Having briefly placed these facts before gentlemen who
DESTROYS purchasing where the truth
may be relied respectfully invite of
manufactures. WARNOCKS, Hatters 25 Broadway, Ir-
wing House
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Election or Fire Wardens,

On Wednesday evening the election of fire wardens took
place at FiTemen's Hall. The election very spirit
tlemen:-
Henry Lewis Engine Co. No. Al, elected 4th ballot
w. f. Crumwell, Hose Co. No. u.s. I" 9Th
W. Hays. (re.elected,) 7th
Isaac T. Redfed, Hose Co. No. S, g 7th .
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Destruction or Carpet Factory by Fire.


The American carpet factory in Roxbury destroyed
by FIRE at three O'Clock this morning. The building
four stories high and occupied by Eiphaet Baker
ESQ., for the Manufacture of Brussels, kddcrminster
and other carpets The lower tory used in part
stoIchouse and contained valuable lot of wool Loss
estimated at $500 Goo OF which covered by
insurance. The fire the work of incendiares.
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BONNET AND DRESS-TRINNJNG RIBBONS SILK
and PARTISAN millinery goods depot Purchasers hee
goods who are desirous TO the and choicest
invited TO examine twentyone cases new ribbons just
ccived by tho Humboldt selected with within
short time in the Paris and London market.
N. ii. LICHTENSTEIN. 10 Bowery cor. OF Hester st.