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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-04
Oftlee OF The hnte Quartz Mining Co..

Oroville. lane the LIST, 1851.
NOTICE WIN be seleni Pub'c Auction at the
o.,ice of the Coosxany in Oroville on Monday,
the aa,h dnv OF June 1885,, at o'cIock, NJ, shares
No ~. IA. is. y, l2, and I. in the Butte Quartz
Mining com pany, pay assessments levied by lhe
Board of Trustees Nsy I'd, 1867. -,
ia-4w J.PLOURNOY JOHNSON, Pres'df.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-04
HOTELS, SALOONS, sc.
NJ. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
CORNER MoNrGoNERY AND HrNTooN STREETS,
WILLIE
NSnN r;nAnr
raoxERy AND HrSToos STREETS,
OE VII L z
FRANK JOHNSON, ,.... ...Proprie

+a, HAVING PURCHASED THE HOUSE
,a known heretofore as Iluntoon's Exchange
E!!L have renovated, re-titted, newh furnished and
opened il under the above name. with entirely new
arrangements have erected II spacious dining
hail--udded large number OF elegant! furnished
roo ms for Families, and am prepared to nccommo
date any number OF guests IN "A manner that trust
will be satisfactory TO i Having had the ben
eft OF long experience in the business, ard as |
shall give my whole attention to il, | intend To
make this house in all its essential appointments. .he
very best IN this section Of California
FRANK JOHNSON.
" B.-The Cal Stage Cos General Office is at this
House, where passengers arrive from and depart To
ali points OF the country.
December 81. 1856. d3l-U
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-04
Oruuille TaitQ Batte RetorN.
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 4th, 1857.

COOKING PRISONERS FOR FooD.--A Pan.
ANA correspondent Of the San Francisco
Herald has the following as to the remark
Of Gen. Henningsen, in Nicaragua, that he
would cook prisoners for food before he
would surrender, if he should come to be
hard pushed
at the last battle, Walker and Hennigscn
obtained SO much advantage over the Enemy
as to take from them an eighteen pound gun.
n twenty-four pound gun, and some other
pieces of artillery, and over two hundred
prisoners. Among these prisoners was one
Escalante, nephew of the Costa Rican
Minister of War. In their anxiety to save
him, the Costa Rican General-who is also
Commander in. Chief of the Allied forces
collected an exchange of prisoners of Gen.
Walker. who referred him to Gen Henning-
son The latter replied that he would ex-
change a certain number of prisoners, not
for his own men, but for cattle one man for
each bullock. that he knew be (Mora) had
no recently taken prisoners and II he had
desertcrs whom he wished to palm off as
prisoners, he preferred he should keep
them. and that if the worst came TO the
worst, he knew how TO make the prisoners
he himself had serve as we'll as bullocks.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Merchants Exchange and Billiard Saloon.

Montgomery street, opposite the Drug Store of
Randall McDermou The SUBSCRIBER would in
form the public, tnat he has taken the saloon for
merI, known rs the Washington Exchange, aud haY-
ing refttcd the same in the best manner making ii
at the same time the most cOmmOdOu- and COM
Portable Saloon in Orovllle The Bar will be sup
piled with liquors OF the best quality. In short
everything viii be donc to promote the comfort Of
hispalrons, for which u share oi public patronage is
respectfully solicited.
febi9 l DWARkOWSkY,
Formerly of the firm of IIopley & Co, Mary svile.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-04

THE NEGROES BRIsTLNG UP.--The New
Grenadian Government having refused to
give satisfaction for the outrages committed
in Panuma, on the 10Th and 10th of April,
1856, apprehensions are entertained that the
measures adopted by that Government to
repel an anticipated attack upon the 18TH
musmay lead to further collisions. On this
subject the New York Journal 0J Com
merce remarks:
We learn from reliable sources Mt Bogota
and the Isthmus that all prospect of obtain
ing the required satisfaction from the Ex-
ecutive OF New Grenada, by conclllatory
measures is at an end, and that IN view OF
the probable consequences of their refusal
namely; the seizure of the I>thmus by the
United States it is contemplated to send
thther force of six hundred meu, that the
natives OF Panama are organizing themselves
into armed companies, Tor the purpose OF
defense. and are endeavoring to incite the
negro population of the suburbs TO join them
and that they are daily employed in the
manufacture OF ammunition, and have sent
requisition to the Governor for lead; and
that active preparations are being mado
for calling out the militia, and for impress
ing those who may be unwilling to enter the
ranks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-04
Superior Court-speciai Term.
Before Hon. Judge Roosevelt.
DECISIONS


ne Accessory TSansa Company Cornelius x. Garrison
a commission to issue 70 examine witnesses named 10
che commission orally, and only these.
Wn s. c.ritrri "a John Ldpsbe and oiterT Jion de-
MED with cos, with leave 70 renew on suncient pa
pers. ,,.,,. . .,..
,rossrl D. Beers Samuel r. Lyon-kotion TO refer
GRANTED II me PARTIES agree the Court VIII appoint
q referee. -, A.,
A. srs<-s Prcwa 70 Frederick G. R;hdrdscn and Ddrd
woods he sheriff entitled 70 poundsge; execution
may be set aide OF Sheriff ees 70 DC ADJUST
cd by the Clerk the amount OF fees Is controversial
Hafrs Fax ts AbraAam PTetio dnd Rdsadd fTao-
Default set de restored 10 the calendar on pay
ent OF delendan and the costs OF the action quo
oeeueui W tho default with 81 coats Of opening tue mo
don.
CAaries D~u u.s. Marermhan Standardization denied,
with $40 cost -
Henry Tydwnan ~ Anthony Cos and chrs-lnquest
ade ps, Of costs " tue June term aud suose
quept proceedngs and g. costs Of Opposing this motion
Robert Barpa,d and chers yohr Butler and otaers
dewey the assignee Of tue judgment may take 40 or
der permitting bIm 70 bring an acton MA peru On tne
ia iRmeut
Ssdry " korrc and oshcry John W Ktdd eTeouor :
dp mssns compIsi set aside pay men OF coJs
VI the June term and Of subsequent proceeding and "
costs OF opposing this motion. these conditions are com
piled with, tins motion denied With 81 costs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-04

Byreduclng the wheat TO -four there is deficiency
far this season compared vh last, eaasi 10 Sloo]2 bbs.
four
Tho annual report Of The Eastern Railroad oonfary hss
inst been Published, and repreieus tae oouisa Of tue
rosdto be satisfactory. The year hovs tina ss, eern7zs
TO b no ~ IN excess Of last year irrespective OF In
ssrst The receipts nom passenssrs were s5aaIss as
an Increase Of sisoiO over be year previous The re
ceps for fregh, and expess sl31 goa, which
amount lees By " So than the receipts In 1855. The
total receipts we're se<a against s6e5ss the yess be
nse The eypendrm es we're ssss,sos, sgaIus, sceeiso
the previous yes<. The number Of miles run were in
creased 10000. The the numcer OF passengers
carried Ia rs $751; and The whole number Of the year
1STlsI. The funded and Coating debts have been re-
ducec 500 sls 10 during the year. making hs tota re-
dxcon since August 1855, ssssTso 10 The directors
say
Win q construction account closed, or reary go
moderate gss Of net earnings, and h'ss reinou0n o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-04
First District Court.
Before Hon. Judge Green.
Az TO TAX LIABILITY oy HUSBAND ron Ers wrrEs

An TO TAX LIABILITY ov HUSBAND YoR EIs wfrE's
DRBrs.
Jrrrs John Ahviu w. Henry ". BROOKS This was
An action 10 recovtr for silks and other articles OF dry
aood. for three dresses furnished Defendants wife by
pan daring the months Of March aud April last OF the
slns OF aoa 81 II appeared IN evidence that during the
rortbs az March and April the plaintiff sold the articles
IN question 70 defendants wife aud charged them 70 her,
mot knowing the defendant also appeared 10 evidence
an, bev we're n necessary for woman In her and
circumstances In life On this testimony the de-
Pendants counsel moved FOR nou suit
holding that the hus baud not liable, ss the credit
rns Given 10 wife The painh must therefore iook 70
C,xn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-04
a,ocEiyn City News.

AND Loss or IlrE "A fire broke out In shsny on
,o, g In the Ninth ward, about ~ o'clock yesterday
roo,nlps. and woman named Black, who occupied the
,,eroiaca va. burned 20 death. Her remains were TO
duced 10 a cnder The head and legs were gone, ana
phue but portions Of the body remained Inc deceased
was . widow she lived there alone She had complained
X covtau parties having violated her person some me
ycv,oue aat suspected that the house was set on e
or tho Of putting her out OF the way man mas
peen arrested bu, YET there just grounds 70 I'm
prca,c him Coroner Reddlng viewed the remains yenef
DAY. and will investigate the circumstances - soon ~ nv
can gct jury together.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-04

Canadian lour unchanged. The sales embraced
about 500 400 bbs within the range or the above quo,
taons Southern was without ,nge OF moment while
Gales confined TO 100 500 bbs al the above prices
Pine 10 choice grades OF all kinds continued without
change RI 0our and meal we're quls, AMI prices
unchanged. wheat-The market was without aoimstion,
while saes onned TO Of Chicago spring which
sOd ut 81 as Corn wN steady, 9Th sales Of 10 COOS
10000 bushels, chiefly Western mired, at &c s5c ,
while southern yello~ was quiet at SIC sse Rye va,
qule a, o. 10 81 IS Oats we're steady, with sales Of
crpKS -'ales OF $50 bags Of Rio were r.ado al sc
200 DO LaguySa, 10 srrvo coas,gise, a, i2e for ex
port, and 80 bags Costa Eloa nj lac.
CyYTos Tho msrsc, cont nued nra vnlls ts.cs were
oonSped TO fe~ hundred bales al Toll orioes
FRNours There little u ~ room 10 Liverpool and
more stiffness manifested the part OF shit owners
thorgh tBgsgenssls Light To Lverpoo. 500 bbls.
and 500 lbs beesuax &C To london 900 light pipe
slaves per steamer Jason. 7ss There nothing
70 Havre or 20 other continental ports.
Hsv ves unchanged, while rsies we're limited.
lsOS quiet and prices unchanged
IE-rhS state Of the weather tended TO prevent trass
actions, while prices nominsl
EolAsaa Honinal, and no sales " momen, we're re
ported
msni 10 quoisiors sprle Of tlFpentne was I'd 70 TIE
extent Of zoo q 300 bbls In lots At s5c aye cash and
shor time common resin -ss hIing 900 u W. 70
Clswe have change " notice IN the prices Of AM
descriptions, shlc sales we're limited
P7ovrrors pork-rhe fale- tontned 70 about 300
bbs s22 80, while prime wa ntlps sis H. Beef
vas steady, with tales Of shout lso bis, tucudltg
siT sns sI7 SIS for extra DO prms mes vas drmly
held al s2S $50 Cut meat vere steady with seles Of
100 hbds, se.e sese fcr shoudsrs and Tic al t,sc
81 1sc silxc Butte sud cheese we're unchanged
RIos safes OF $50 e~ks we're made al ss.c. s5,.c.
sucsss-rne sales embraced about 500 hhds Cubs
musooysdo .oae lone oSe toe alter arere 70, s
sxpor,' sv, -e could no, trace Il
rAtlowsales Of 5000 lbs. prime eIv rendered. were
wprsExr.-Abous 100 POOR bbs we're sod Al 81 &c aod
i eco 80. OHIO and state ~ Of SIC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-04
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL


FRIDAY July Do r. n
Quotations for stocks odsy show very fcverish feel
ing among SPECTATORS Some railroad securities were up
this morning while others were down. In the leading
ra Dad stocks there as an active cones, the
bulls and bears and tn transactions quite large In
New York Central there considerable excite ent and
buyers made IN effort to ghten sellers by calling for
wide margins On Of the transactions twenty per
cert demanded by purchasers, and promptly re-
sponded 70 the part OF the sellers by offering large lots
upon the same terms The bears have evidently some
point operate pon and their Gales during the past few
days have been imn amount One OF the direc
Of the New York Contra says that the company viii
not be much short the dividend fund upon dividend
day, and that the deficiency be easily raised The
gross earnings Of road for Juno this year about
hundred thou,snd dollars less Il In the month las,
year Erie improved to-day on the opening, with consl
desable sales Michigan Southern not operated in
much this morning During the closing Of the books the
inside parties viii mako great effort to put up the SOCKS
30 70 up much possible their maturing
tracts. The inside party IN this stock have very large
tracts maturing during the arst two weeks In July which
put out at 60 and GO per cent BY closing the books
they put od taking this stock until AFTER the 10th Inst
and get little more breathing time. II vii however, d,
them very little good The evil day will ii last and
its consequences of the parties engaged likely
TO be very DISASTROUS The downward movement In Ia
Crosse and Milwaukee 10 day was very decided opened
at 4 per cen. and closed at 80 per cent cash. with ansao
tions TO extent GAena and Chicago Little bet
ter with moderate sales Cleveland and Toledo sold
freely, but closed weak. Milwaukee and Mississippi open
ed ~ . decline. and ~ss very heavy ~ the close.
Al the second board the market better and mode.
raely active. Reading advanced per cent Michigan
Central ~ New York Central, TX; Michigan sodthern, 81
DO preferred 2k; Gle elaI and Toledo 2; Erie, "a Nil
waukie and Mississippi, y. The improvements Michigan
Southern 10 Of those movements In the stock marks'
which desperate operators frequently resort 70 when In
tight place During the closing Of the books look Tor
rse but the fall upon their opening will be s,l greater
for the imitation At the close sso;ks generally were
steady 81 quotations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-04
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND pKArHB
-~~~~~~~~---~~0>---~>~~-~-~~~
Birth.
RzAvU In this city, Sunday, June 2s, Ms J. BaA
WEE, OF . daughter.


BuI-JAnvu-On Thursday, july z, 81 g. msmA9
church. by the Right Rev Bshop KIP Of California kolr
Bell W Mis ASS y. JAsvr all OF this city,
Bovpss-FsANwAr-On Monday, June no, BY Rev, ~.
Nichols, VS. T BouDss 70 Macy X FsASswy, all Of tkzAs
city.
fAv--Aooa- Tuesday, June 30, by tho Rsv. D.
Dunbar, hr GposgH Law " Miss hAlaARu A. AooaH
hoKrr-BArr.-LD-BATu. On saturday, June 9, ~
eslcoats church, Hull, England. BY tho Rev Bonnie,
Mr. TsosAs Les horu IN Mar, second daughter n Mr..
Wm Bxty late OF New York Also, By the sans and =
place. TBonAs r. Lrs 70 SARAs j., edss daughiw q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-04

debt ON the resources O. the road the stockhodsr,
and IN a~uranos Of great In orovensnt In n.ancss
ne report reveals the unwtsI policy OF past years rs
specaDs Ioans 70 branches and saacsng alliances with
weak corporations The loo By " rukerman Is stated
10 be S72 o2 g. TNs stock book has been tads oorroc
by the purchase and canelng Of COL shar, The amount
Of rucksrmar over Issues Ths number Of stockholders
on tie 8lst Of My last was q geo.
The Cumberland CIVILIAN gives the amount Of cos'
shipped last week foows-Fsm the Frostburg region
1913 tons; from tho wssternpo rsgion, 1917 tons-osA
for the week, TONS and for they ear For
the me last year the shipments amounted to sSl
tons, being . decrease this year OF 3,lol IONS.
Tho annexed statement exhibits the val 10 Of dry goods
imported into this port during tho week and ince JAN
In each Of the past three years.
MOVEMENTS In FOREIGN DIR Goops.
km ne Week. 1855 1865 1867.
Thrown on market. isis'as7 i,aa,isi sssis
Esrs s s ss ls5 sss ,s as:
Thrown on maIket. 2c,722sOe 4e,a5e,fsi 3o,Oos,Oos
The dry goods trade the pas! ha, been in state
Of soeyance Importers have done tlo ncthiDs The
reduction In duties which took place tho fss instant
found pretty large stocks In ths vernment bonded ware
houses and which will likely remain, 10 creator
less extent until the opening OF the fall trade few weeks
where backward, TO very promising which
have done limited business while stocks lafs over fros
the epfing trade large The from France
eardDe the silk continued 10 be contradictory whe
the general i'm preston that would be large Ito
vine and grain prospects were said TO be very good
sas !" BE- ss Than Ssoa 70, the
doubt the impoftaons III be ample for tne supply Of the
market In Manchester trade had improved, and from
England we shall doubt receive fni complement Of
goods which II not ordered, will likely be sent opt 70
some extent manufacturer account The export
trade lat week 70 fair extent chiefly tn South
Anne lean and exGan ports The sales both OF domestic
and foreign goods during the week have been tooght
scale mater tally influence prices. require any Dc
tailed notice The usual damppess and toolness Of the
weather for the has checked the city retail trade
In light fabrics and ready made summer cothDg
&C. which has lasted late period in the
10 cause apsrehensions regarding future sales
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-04

R0OYl . enD0WIcKD
win 1s!s: 1.isis.. 80 "a M. '"'' ~
rs A.. s.s ;s' ::s. ., :. Z. .s s;S -
Ia 3. :ss:s q :s.: = f =: ,,
,ss S,:6dsr and Hlssy 1sesss
And "a, nothing their srriSs pain: would svpsasa
"a ~ nh cordial ts bsnnsr unesriel,
s,nsss the sess q complaint iiEs . oAasn;
ne s1 az - q lie e!. and sows me sso
Our cordial miIed With Il WI, ave urn
An asue and fever. which laksa ught sak
when exposed TO The heal or he Geld.
Or overfAugued. II 10 wise
70 bssIes q ouos where cordial u sosA,
And quickly secure such prize.
fon rave read Of our cordial, and know
It's ~ Ia nous ~ Bunker's Odd hiu
Where The foes Of our country m wsrs 10 sv
Four ,houssnd good Witnesses say
Physoans sbrysd and 81 hnuae-
This cordnl vii keep sll diseases n bAy,
Under whatever name they may ooass,
Our cordial is founo ihrough tbe Land;
" anh By The sick and tho WELL
Iadweilings and camps, on every hand
IL L. sod BY The drnRgsts-ake n0to,
All the hotels and grosers beside,
Ess neC sn ,ss wos,s h:Is we aso
"Eesrs Simpson 4 BROKERS. Your gin
h an arcle prime of its kind
Medicinal. quite, II should confidence wia.
VIA such properties rare a. fnA
TIA eomposed OF ingredients good.
An An Exception 'ss, y. .. to GIN s a. nov sod
sh.',id make I, AZ dear =, old gold"
Good read. se have II ON hand
In quantities packed up for SALE
ssre ready !, ship all TIE gin You demanA-
ssTs 1srsai s9ss SGgHs n New Nv"
Write bold that the words raay be eca
And %dS SeSrs s 20" Ss:s up No pen an In. "
couaa1 chang the aria the ,,r.ce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-04

Murray Il LaUman's Florida Water has
moi Only won golden opinions the nost luxurious Of
pfr1pmes but also Ut soothing Irritation OF the
skiu produced by the wind frost dus angs of asecs
cpl sion, the other used aer sm0s Ing
reudt The odor of the vsgsr m Sold b
pie trs D. I. LANMAN co wholesale drugg!s SO Wa
ter street. Ne York and by Ill Druggists o. 90 ceus Dol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-04

EXTRAORDINARY SLANpkR SUrr-A Miss Btso,o
mas ocu nenced suit for ssndw assps, her fatner IN
me urou Court at g. Louis laying her damages |" sS""
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-04

TAs Basd mss On Friday ans coz 81 O'Clock, u ths
Common Pieas Cour, Room and ua >aosed considerable
business thirty Eve licenses being graN eighteen OF
which were applications FOR iDkeepen' uoe0ses' ana
seventeen FOR streksepers licenses. Commissioners
Kerr. Haskell and Holmes were present
me following Is List Of The nosnsss grained sL1 me
rates chargod;--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-04
CITY COMmERCtAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, July 3-6 p u
Asuxs The market dull and snail sales OF pits
we're made at TIC. and pearls al Ike. arse
BalADsrurss -giour-me market Inactive and
prices without change OF moment The sacs
nped 70 5000 5000 bbb 81 about the folio sing quota
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-04


srORgKWPEa' UcxrsW
John B0xhan, 2e3 Seventh avenue. I'D
theodore Masnu 3l6 Front strees. 80
osass, Anthony % $50 Wss. street 50
VIM. Buuell No. Broadway. ~
John Reed zoos Brcadway. ............".... 80
samuel Wyckof lO4 Murray street. ............ 40
John L. Haswell I06 Murray street. 30
Frsncis Sparks, 2ss Delsncey street 80
janice Tuhill, ia Warren street .............. 20
Stephen A. Sauauos, "a Fulton street. ....,....... 80
Augustus A. Ssmanos, No Aston place. ........... 30
Casper Ritter, ~ Wet Twenty seventh street. 80
Stephen Livingston, 7l6 Front street. ............ 30
John Adams, Sos Yves, street. 80
pNKErERs' UcgNcEs
Robert Gregory, III avenue d. 30
sam Reed Smithsonian House, e04 and oc6 Broadway 80
Lorenzo vepturs l43 Fulton street. ............ 30
John Keefe, b94 broadway. Observation-Disclosures. 40
Jacob wilson, 1903 South street ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30
san bipger Wagner, 80 Nassau street .......... 80
MAX H. Tho mas, 1a4 Seventh avenue. ........ 80
George Retksrt $50 Twenty sixth street. ......... so
Mortimer c. Junon. 90 vesey street 80
henry u Lyon vi soutn street ......... ~
Lewis Leslie cor Fourth avenue and isai street 50
Berry A. Hsddan, 453 Broome street ......... 80
Mcajah Burnet, $50 Church street.. 30
Cisus Pvckhafer 1853 West Broadway ........-... 80
viii be remembered that 1.-THE last Getting the Board
adopted revolution directing the Clerk 70 report the fling
OF the applicants bonds With the County Clerk In &C
cordance, the Clerk reported having died with the
County Clerk for the Ssh dSy June sss past
licenses and forty nine for storekeepe licenses, and
the Sd Of July he filed with the County nix the bonds Of
of twenty Elk applicants for storekeepers licenses The
report stated that there little delav in the filing Of
come Of the bonds, but which unavoidable, the
names OF the surees were required 70 Do recorded and
the bonds numbered
The Board adopted the report, and then adjourned TILL
next Monday, at O'Clock n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-04

G OuueryS 1890 DtyIsss-Ss g d
sAUNDtRS store oily u No Astor House.
"A Clear ComplsxaOn all Havs Who Uss
JOMEe old Italian soap; all dissoasracus heck'e. 3D. die
apeAr cents Thu best hair tonic nade u Jones Old corl
hair OIL = Dcpo, 20 B,wery. Try these delicious sres
10 F0sfums the Breath and Eradloats Tan,
freckIes And pimpies balm OF ThpusAnd Fiowers
None lRnuins unles' sgued PRTH or co.. New York
For sal0 NJ q Broadway and By al drugSistA
Crlsts0yRO'S wigs, HAIR Dye and vOupsss
eA>d unrvnAed In The country Wholesale and retail and
~ G,yV applied n No kSor HOusl~
BatcheADr's aA1r Dye, Wigs and voupses.-
TIE best In the VOID. surpssrng all Aade, sold and ap
piled ~ the msnusAcory. 2ss Broadway
RrO6s Alex. q. Barxy's TrlcOphsr0u0 - the
beat and ODE pest Ars Tor dresadg boaurng cleaning
cuxiing, prcsarvins and RESTORING he hals l kv Sod
evenyWhAre