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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05

Kiddcr's Gas ReGuiaior.-A bt,er islt with one
quarter Ges Re baye examined and te.tei with 'ons
Ce.c KIDDER's GAS REGULATION. au invention des
regulate The resure AZ which Gas 'hd ba bned b each
corsum. Kiddes Regulator is simple mech nica cJluv.
which be dees O. burn the Gas, 30 81 10 ave pr'y me
tuount be wishes 70 tuTn sud And wren o. oloe
nus adjusted preserves the same P'eur without any lf
The Invention seems to rs one Of the greatest utility
FROM Vsi''" LAS We rev h.ale WIZ u. r. ,
that fuiy twenty 1--WE r cent Of TN O's '-ut a.
and ihst fiy;s soa,,T 81 more sqa'9r nsl
its excel sud number Of pefsors who have p'ad
IL have e,tftd the economy and other advantage
which they have derived from il We hoo hy convince
Invention WORTHY Of general attention and oaicua'ed 10
Prove universally tnd Decidedly u.s. nj $500 . . ,.
Orders r. cfiytd 81 thc Gas hEGO LAION To- VI Tx
No 90 BioadWsy
The Peoples Land Association has purchased forty
scres Of ii sdonin the Union Race Course between the
fouhire villages Of Nocdhaven ani nion' e and wilma
thvfve minutes hide from she South Fem, Tor dis'Ebu'ion
Oh members al cost Vi: % per lot payable On doAf
Ter week. rs the Long Island Railroad aud me hckaway
both sides It's greet value will be readily seen.
svtry THURSDAY EVENING until fur her noice, whore
Pc rsons deng become memoC invited to call or the
though the Post Ohice henry q DAWSON, Prcst
JOHN SMITH, Vie Pres't.
WIN j. DAVIS Recording Secretary.
WM KING. Jr, Financial secretary
Prof. Met Iintock'. Pecteral Syrup.-The great p,-
cuisrty O. Dr.. MocLINToCNs Peci'ai Syrup - t19i ~
ali chronic Diseases the Thos aud Lunss IN Bronchitis
and piiou in ell their and stage, u may be taken
by the delicate patient with perfect safety II contains
both OF which Dnou. druas the uooou Of nearly
all the common Temtdis for Pecora complaints IS pleas
eui 10 the paAte produces debility bu' nav
taken freely ard corstsuy with the cer'ain resu Of
strengthening tie stomach al enovatng thf en're 'e
lille Lcning and soohug the rsted organs and Ioducr
gradually p1fct cue A. the trri prescription Of cu
physician 'pidy coming nio use IN aSe OF he ~
tors, A. CtsHMAN 4 Co, No. - Fulton-s- y
Kno, Nothing FREE SHOW al No. sfS Eroai~.y,
w'YoTS'-ghe HAPPY FAMILY snd aKNOW-SUT HING
in the cage Go and see the Know Nothing
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means o. T-oft ard cor ana cay eKpouud BE- ws
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rl,e suu II pe--ng events I'D recording Whatever
nor is.s PRoGEFss a. Pfat Science and ludnal Organ
izet,us ard 10 an other drTartr euts OF human ie
The soi.ucts Agrc1'iufc. Horucufufe Mechanics Aris
F,r.re. the Markets Commerce AID Ma ua lures. Etues.
tor n will be expanded snf hns' ai@d
PocssrR superior uewsI -peTfsclie' we shall rest 'Aei
wiki nothing short Of Masking LIFE lLLUsIRtrEo one Of tho
vrEY BrsT FAMILY EEwsPAFERs ~ THE WORLD.
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TIVE REV. l.. c. TRENCH NEW WORK.
/ VII b. Published To AorroW;
SYNONYMS or TIE new TESTAMENT heinz
tn Of Core Of Lectures sddrssed to tr Tneo
lofcs. Stufents h!uss college Loueon by hchard
viz Trench d Author Of The Study Of Words' Lee
tors on Proverbs So
Nv the .sne Author the second london edition:
on TIE STUDY or WORDS By Richard CheaeviK
Trench. h vol l1rno. Cloth Is cenis go
ON THE LESSONS N PROVERBS. By Richard Chene-
Va Trench b D. l2mo Cloth new edition revised and
ENLARGED. 20 cents.
Ju-; Published:
A TENNESEAN ABROAD; Ga LrTTERs rsoN EUROPE,
ATkicA AND ASIA By Rsndai NJ. MacGsyoek A 81 In one
vol limo Puce Sl
IN Press
THE LIFE OF I BARNUM, Written by Himselt
" nh IlUsiraous hy DALEY IN one vel limo Price - g.
J. kEDtIILD. Nos no aDd w Ns.asn -
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ITO AGRICULTURISTS VISITING the great
4 STAFF FAIR
D APFLTTON & Co.. Eos. Sc and 38 Broadway, h've
juit iI1porcd fresf .upp ~ - ~
Edited rs the Rev y Niugte'd and {. w johnson.
Irstratd " ID pictures printed Ia eooTA l Wi ono.
Price IS
Tiss usgnifcsnt work the management breeding and
u.ec.esl treatment Of Poultry.
Rec,nt'y Published.
TIE ELFMESis o. AGRICULTURE.
hook fr youug 18th Questions prepared for the
Csc Of schools By George Waxing j. Consuhng Asrcul
tulisf vel. Emo. Price - cents
Txfrsct 81 d l,tt,r ff0ia Of Nspes 20 the author
s-t AleTa peusa of your msuucrrt feel authorized
in srre you that the o. yJons farmers and schools
VIZ 10, - surerio to Other elementary work eXt.nt"
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Wanted, by young Man liber-
Sly educated who has had several years experience In
tsactpR stDstion Teacher IN family school Ap
ply ct No II brosd~a Room r.
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yyTANTEp-A situation as CHAMBERMAID
w and WAITER or 80 NURSE and sEAMSTRESS By
roo retept Gii sh city references Cl her pres
- surp oyers. y o. % Eat Broadway
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WANTED-A situation b Ie res Yong
Of reference gwen Apply No. s. 4ta sV third aoor. Can
-. &. ra~a
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- MIIH TKIMAhl UEVUhhI II - No"
- Fecrroyre Edition Of this work has Ins, been Pgbh@d
II eCrtss one Hundred and TweutysN Enrayings drawn
sxrrtsss Il Also Twenty heagiu. Color Map, SCI
~ RXrw Ousfors has also been added which will render
. vort of great vs tesctrrs ard scholar This BOOK
j. used ID tie tet schools 10 the County IN ha oerl oPea
fr the rf OF ID. Public schools OF y vi OK, Baum re
New OGr. pTocs 81 and other large cities. and leiese
% tuowu receives uriveral fssor Tescsefs ard on-s
tgsge9 10 lt Of edncat01 viii do well 70 eAanne tas
voh l. be had Of Booksellers generally Throughout s
United States o.. , . o.. Il.
Comic. ~ v mail fr stage rs1 tv se-dinE = cents 10 me
rrll.h.-. naNIIL BURGkSS c.. Nev 1nfk
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XyANTED-By respectable Protestant young
w Uouan situation good plain COOh I'd 70 sa'st
in WASHING She BRING The best o. Csy reference II,
two ays
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UTAfTED-Bya respectable Protestant young
w Wor,u situation a. NURSE sld sEAdsTRESS Is
o.. American Reference siven. Can be for days
- oI7 " -, ssrh IN tne 3tore
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY two respectable Prot
w s.tSDt ciIls to DO GENEsAL HotsswoSx, an
20 WASH and IRON Good reierre.. Apply t No 2S ttS
st. between Ayeuue' and B. 81 aSor tOai Can b
sen iof two dsys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05

TO
TIN
WILL. ,.-. ,.-.,,,,
Rv George Psy PEG su,ho- o. 'ul-nee Oh OAi'l'
l2r1o. cloth. II >.
Published THIS DAY tiih' hy ,-- , -
X - Fulton a.. New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05

frst fstt n0lce' ff0a Tie B0sf0n Pot
DOEMS and BALLADS of GERALD
MASSEY
wonderful took considering that re author half
starved and wholly oes ised factory Chi ard thst he /
hat p or q yeus age Our newspapers have recently
eoree many Nseys ssrete- producrons' Little
Itvtt' IL usrcu'Ar has been printed fer aid vide His
y-or Of esrrsicn ard bis deep feeling upon human
5ifs II human oppr easily accounted fJr But
mon he saueut ard voluptuou
TOW 81 dcton almost miracle coming from bred
80 .tssrd In royerty from HI cradle Boston Post
P,,ce Is cents J. c DERBY Publisher Nes- York.
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w ANTED- Situation by respectable young
w Noesn. COOK, WAs4ER ara ISONEk; or -
co Frstsl ROU>ENuRk IN small tAuuuyi has ne esf u
ciy ri'Icrce Can be days a; No - Not 81
- IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05

VI'Dt NJ W lOhh hILhAN JOO hNhb
Tor OC1 OBER 7 pup i.h mi morans i g'est IA n
h. cofsrrg full report 81 he opening 81 the Council and
Ar bhshop Hughes Asp splendid speech Of Dr.
hin % The Position # the l1sh ia henr7 Cr'icisus
II Tbures r lrersrce Crusade md BroWnoas second
scle On Nsrvism &C &C Single copies tor sale every
whre b. Important series OF articles - .pqe4r
In hi. rsrer hgyh Annual subcrip0n - .. 3 for
forr u6rihs Ofce No % North w llsm St Chatham
~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05

NA AN1EI-By young Woman, as first rate
w COOK. wA>hTR.ud iRoSER, understand, BAN-
ING: the best ot city reference Eiyen Apply No ~
Msrktr.sf esr he 81 en- IN the sore t~ days.
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NNAN1ED-A situation BY q respectable Pro
w tcststt young Nou.n NURSE anu sEAMSrRESs.
l. 81 - civ rcftr ApTlv - No 4 M0uss-
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NNANTED-By a respectable young Woman. =
w situation WAITER or 20 do CHAABcRwORN.
hs he bcs q city feeruce cm h. lat siinatoa Inquire
ts,s NO So BEoaaWay IN The Calumet store oee
f-.rl rlfn q llfh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05

XNTANTED-A situation by respectable Prot
w est,nt young Woman DRYN NURSE 70 AXE care Of a
/ haby from irs birth. r. good PLAIN SEVER make
b.-.ef generally useful 4 required address Mrs WAR
FELL No 81 l5tb third door Can be for two days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05
New.NorL Young Mems Christian Association.

LADY would Ike f1d sitlstion IN the copo,rv "a
TAKE CHARGE Of children deprived Of their
She rive Instruction in the French and English Ian
Compenssion not much object quiet, cor1or,sb.
Address by le,.eI Mrs A. BENEDICT Chsrle..
tovp, Mas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05

WANTED-By 8 respectable young Woman,
w s.,tu.tSop o. Plain SEWER. ., az oHAhsEa-
MAID md TO TAkE CARE OF CHILDREN. Apply q NO.
TO i-fh a. resf Sksv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05

IA ANTED-By two young Women. oue a stu
w zion % CHAMBERNAiD ard WAITRESS or q
NuRsF spd PLAIN SEWER the ether "a Plain COOK
WASHER sud lRONEe. The esa Of elty reiefea'ss fb.
mad lived With fauiy for the lat TIA yea
Weu,S rre,r TO i've with oEe family Cal Al No 81 NAs~.
fr p -
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TRY TT-sMITHs MODERN

- Jusi r.toy Price IS By rent'ins The book will Be
sstt y n. o,SIP-s.s 70 sny - n. U1',,i ss. 0.
CsrscA Also. PLATO on THE IMMORTALITY ~ Tue
SOIL Pre- ~ WILLIAM OOVAES l7s Fult0a1s.
STRAAGERS' GUIDE TO NEW-YOkK.-
~ SuauEers vii-nE WORK viii fa3 FRAsCiSs
GUIDE TO NEW YORK the be' Guids Poo< Pub shed "
ecuftrs tne map Of the otv with Hamlton g1sre the
sc Of he state FGr srrLrfy lad down Pre- - ceuts
CRY hfp eTsrtrey with views Il public b1dn % Cts
Pulshstby c FRANCIS 4 Co No. 81 Brlsdssy.
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T0 MERCHANTS and OTHERs.-Ihose '

WANTED--A young NAN in Retail hard.
w wue stere-eas who ansenssSds the sasas~ ASrs
Of No. % sthsv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05

NV IN EU-h sILUhIIOD Dt 4 ItspttttyI' v -, y
w Woman, IN Gentleman's family. 10 TAKE JAM o.
CHILuREH and 20 do SEWING. Good city reference ean
b. syep Call az No $40 2sy between lgth .nd 1Ih as
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NETWORK TRIB U M
THE NYw.yORK rRIBUNl

POR y u 70 ? 2 An Z z . Z A 7 . -
IA shhed CO he departure Il esch Mail steamer for Liver
1oo a. s. per p,stage included single CoPcs ~
Csnta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05

sOrApF During the continuance Of toe sspe VIC
Hsm RAILROAD will nun trains ~ onen as possSs r ~ ~
n,sIeIirs with The regular trains between "las- s-S ~
air around.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05

xXTANTED-A situation by respectable Wo-
w nan =. good rLNN Go.K ,nS ~A>hEs and
- srrv A. No q Past 18th between 5th and on ava
h. ~. r,sr Car he TOR two DAYS
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-20

THIS expcdi tious line Icing now thoroughly com
L pleted, by the late finshir of the Great Board
Tree Tunnel, and the road being in excellent order
the earnest attention of travellers is confidently Iii
The scenery upon this road is of the most ssupend
Gus and attractive character.
The Express Mail Train leaves Baltimore daily al
p. m, and run directly through to Wheeling (3SC
miies) in lo or Is hours including all stoppages ar
irving there at or m, next day; or, passenger
leaving Baltimore at a m may lay over for lodging
In Cumberland, (119 miles) and proceed thence to
Whee.icg in the morning
To connect with these trains, the cars leave Wash
ington at m and m daily, meeting the cars
from Baltimore at the Washington Junction (better
known as the Relay House, niGe miles from Bal j.
mere.
At Wheeling the seven unriyalled Steamers of the
Union Line, which have just been compc'el fer this
route, form a daily conuexion with the ca rs, and
convey Pa sengers dswn the Ohio to Cncinn att and
Louisville, where the Stages for Nashville, &c, or
the st. Louis aud New Orleans Packets may be taken
by those going further on.
Passengers for Columbus Tor who prefer the land
route to Cincinna and other parts Of Ohio and the
West may also proceed direct from Wheeling in the
Ohio Stage Company's excelleat coaches over The
best part of the aticna Road to Za.esyile &c and
thence by railroad.
Passengers for Wellsville and Cleveland by steam.
boat ard railread win also find this most ayr. ca
BILE route, there being regular aud speedy conncx
ion at Wheeling to and from those places
A Baggage checked through from Wash ngton
to Wheeling, and no charge for transfer Of assn
gers or baggage.
Fare by through ticket with the right to lie over
anywhere on the route) from Washington T. Wheel
ing 50 90; to Cincinnati $11: to Louisville sl2
Rsilroad Station, Washington, and of the other
Agents of the Company.
ian 20-d General Superintendent.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-20
WASHINGTON ASA WINTER RESIDENCE

Persons at distance, of taste, means
and leisure, cannot spend time more
agreeably than by sojourning in this city
at season like the present. They may
reside temporarily among US, for as Lit.
tie money as in any other city in the
Union To enjoy the society of those
who conduct our public affairs in all
their branches, by no means costs as
much at this point, as to move in fashion
able life in any other city in the United
States. The public men of America
themselves set an example of economy
and modesty of personal bearing, which
will surprise those who do not know
Washington city thoroughly. They are,
fer the most part, poor, OF possessed Of
very moderate means; nine-tenths of them
spending as little money as the profess
sional men of Washington spend. To
become personally acquainted with them,
should be an object with all who can
spare the requisite time and money for a
sojourn 3here; as, until they are vel.
known, one does not know his own coun.
try. More of the United States, theil
history in all current matters, and Of
their future, as well as their present, can
be learned in Washington in winter, in
week, than at any other point in our
great country in a year. There are more
celebrated works Of art-of painting and
sculpture-here, than even in New York,
and they are free to all.
The library of Congress, too, is an &C.
QUESTION without charge, of course) to
the visitor at the Federal City, equal to
any thing in literary way within the
publie's reach any where in this country.
We may not appropriately add that, to
the seeker after scientific truth, no other
American institution now affords better
opportunity for spending an evening or
two each week (also without charge)
than does the Smithsonian. We repeat
to persons of taste, attainments, means
and leisure, there is no other point in the
United States offering the inducements
fol sojourn in winter, which Washing
ton presents.
This city has been gradually coming
~ this degree Of interest. Indeed, we
doubt whether out of Paris, Europe itself
combines in any one of its magnificent
cities, so many really solid attractions to
the stranger.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-20
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The inteiligenesr is much gratified will
the Presidents notwithstanding procla
nation, and contains the last supplement,
10 the postal treaty between the United
States and Britain, made between Hora
tic King and W. l.. Maberly.
The Union opposes with energy thu
propositions of Mr.. Dixon, of Kentucky
and Mr. Sumner, of Massachusetts, to
amend the Nebraska bill, seeing in them
Wing and Abolition coalition to reopen
the slavery question. The editor notices
Ex-Governor Foote'S Washington speech
lii short paragraph, admitting it to b.
the right of the defeated to growl to his
heart S content.
The Sentinel defends Ex-senator Gle.
mens with zeal against the recent unkind
cut OF the Richmond Enquirer. The
et'tor coneeives that the Virginian's doc
trrne in this connection means the pro-
Scription of all the Southern original
friends of the Compromise. The Sentinel
lurthcr makes merry, quite amiably, too,
over the late rumors of unattended dis
81 luton of the Cabinet, which that Jour.
raj admits to have been all nonsense.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-20
NJ. Bsp1xr.-The New York Comn,er

NJ. BEDrxr.-The New York Commer-
mereial Advertiser says:
eve deprecate. most earnestly, the ap-
peals TO popular passion which have been
made in various places, calculated to
bring the person and life Of NJ Bedini
into peril. They are disgraceful to those
who publish them. In no case do we be.
lieve that they have originated with Anne
ricans. They emanate from those who
cannot appreciate liberty as constitution
ally enjoyed in these United States, and
should be frowned down by every man
who desires to establish and perpetuate
the personal protection which our laws
award" "Them's our sentiments, pre-.
zactly."
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-20
LATE FROM MEXICO.

The steamship Texas arrived at New
Orleans on the 18th inst, with news
from Mexico to the 9th inst. The New
Orleans Crescent learns from the S,elt
that the Government had bought two
steamers to be employed as couriers
between the ports of the Pacific, and in
order to hinder smuggling along the coast
General AlmOnte has been promoted
to the rank of General of Division, that
position being left vacant by the death Of
General Lombordini, who died on the
Goth in Mexico.
The Cholera was making great rava-
ges among the native population of Yu-
catan, and a party which had explored
the neighborhood found the fields full
of corpses.
Don Caesar Ac, Chief in the reyolu-
ton in Yucatan, had been made prisoner.
The government. had directed that the
use of passports for travellers through
that country should begin in April, 1854.
The Congress of Guatemala had been
opened on the 25th Of November. Gen.
Cavero addressed to it long message as
to various branches Of the public service.
Santa Anna had issued long decree
regulating the tribunals of every sort.
The population of Tampico being in
complete want of bread, has addressed a
petition to Supreme Government asking
the admission of limited quantity Of
flour.
The Government had ordered that only
Mexican paper should be used in the pub
lie Offices. The Siglo therefore suggests
that the Government should likewise
direct that only Mexican cloth should be
used for the army clothing. . -
A tax of one per cent. has been imposed
upon auctions.
The Treasury had taken measures for
abrogating the DEGREES by which imports
are levied in the departments On textures
Of cotton, wool and linen, as we'll as
paper. IN 81 -
The Siglo of the 22d says: " we hear
that last night, by an imperial order, the
police shut up all the gambling houses"
1t is cheerful sign of the improve
ment Of things ip Mexico that we see
from the Departments frequent official
reports Of the execution of highway rob-
berS. ~ . W
Senior Barrela had sailed for the United
States to form an opera company for the
Mexican theatre. -"
A decree of the 9th Of December had
declared duty free the importation of can
mons and iron, of gun, carbine and pistol
barrels. of swords for infantry and cav
airy, and of percussion caps. ~
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-20

''PLEAsE INSERT THIS UNDER YOUR Ed
ToRIAL HEAD." "a California editor re.
Gently received number of documents
from the Secretary of some corporation at
Sacramento, with polite request that he
would give the same few insertions un-
der his editorial head. He complied
with the request literally, by inserting
the whole package for three weeks be-
tween the pillows under his editorial
head, when he went to bed, and says he
trusts that the insertion will give satisfac.
ZION. lie gives notice that others who
wish their business advertised gratis will
be accommodated in the same way.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-20

Persons in BALTIMORE wishing to subscribe for the
Duily Erening Srr, can have it delivered to them
on The evening of its issue, by faithful carriers, by
leaving their names at the store Of GATHERS b
BRO, corner Of Holiday and Baltimore streets.
At WILuxGrox. DEL, z. S. r. BUTLER, ia
Market street, will attend to the delivery Of the GT
AtPu,L,DELrH,a,J t. BATES, at the Exchange
furnish those who wish copies Of the StoT early
on the morning afteI its issue.
At PORTSMOUTH AND NORFOLK, Va, r. G. STA
PILES, No. 4s High street, Portsmouth, is prepared ,c
serve the StGT regularly 10 all who may wish il.