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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-02

THE LoNpov MONEY MARKET.

TUT LONnON MONTY MIHKET.
from the London Globe evening paper, City Artic
April II
There is a fair demand for discount both in Lombs.
street and the Bsnk OF England Owing 70 the retur
from the pnk last Wednesday, and the approach OF
Disrses budget, the funds opened heavily this mornI
saturday and have remained So but there very Bt.
business progress. is generally imagined that wb,
The finances Of The country for the current year arc know
and provision is made for any deficit that may appea,
rrcaier activity will prevail NJ the stock Exchange
Tho money article Of the Express says:-The funds Z
day are very quiet, but some rha, drmer Prices a.
quoted about onesxteenth per cent higher than Tho.
closed yesterday. Consols for money quoted at 96 .
and for the 9Th May eox.
The amour, Of gold sent iuo the bank yesterday vi.
coz 600 making total OF ESQ 900 since Wednesday To
provincial share markets reported fat AZ Lverpo1
q Spectator for the rise Ia said 10 have failed.
LONDON, Saturday, April It'll A. N. .
Cossols for money 70 90,
DO account 18th MayD ................. 9ek 70 96t
The three per cents closed In Paris on 18th Of April
cor i0c for the end Of the month and the four and
per cents ct at 93f soc. z
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appears be out OF the question am yet this Nc
only CONDITION upon which the foS oommvsnm NE ~
sii given for certain special articles can % Oh amos
Inc provnctsi buyers are extremely c.uHoas. TUG! 81
nerally coihne heir Purchases few samples sAs
vet Tor regular demand among their customers SAG
hA1aoo ceeoouss In Roaen and AsatiA Few buyers 40
pesseo aes me Easter holidays. but they looked fT
nrtner fa u prices which holders not prepared
suomm0 From other manufacturing towus the aovoe
are more sa1e'actoy There Is slight revival Al Lyoos
whefe some ooose- are ouyilg Materials becAnsa
ney tnat wrought ss likely 10 be SCARCE sr
q time The movement which formerly noticed At
houpsx sno Iucong goes the fancy Tissues and D.
eai eooos OF those towns In continual ceaad or
the noedstes soops OF Paris Complaints mais that
meats In PAis 80 direct 70 the from
they get certain articles ~ cheaper 1t csrtil.
however, that such system cannot become general DO
cause the purchaser VINO requires produce of yArbus
kinds will always have advantage in buy ing In PRS
where be ind everything 70 his hand, rather Nsa
in runpiBs about, great expense, 70 different par q
the country Cereals continue dull Prices In
almost all the department markets In Paris also sAss
only Effected with difficulty The certainty hAttAse
are plentiful supplies In store prevents the dealers fr0
buying largely.
. Iron 'a: Paris Dsoass April Is
had undertaken. and that the Dourse can scacy
supply the fuDds required 70 meet the necessary elp
diture permission has consequently been asked II We
State TO extena the period for tho termination Of tho ~
works. The various companies have commenced h0idlx
their general meetings. what the resolutions take
even BY the most nourishing c0mpAniesS The OrieAs
Company pro issuo of leo millions in binds ~
Partisan Gas Company Of 81 TIA bonds; the mines OF ~
Loire Of coo shares; the mines Of Csrmaux OF 10
bonds; the Omnibus com psny Of 900 shares; Cement
Maritime company Of 1000 bonds the Gao company II
q 900 bonds the port OF Aarsees Of 900 bonds rn
Bank OF Fraace has also 70 dispose OF 200 millions worth
OF bonds in the Of the current year. while the l8s
millions of the city OF Paris VIII doubtless be raised "
bonds, Whore will this deluge ende
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The Me xlcsn Minsgter mt the Court OF spni,
aEai,st the Z,rioaga Government.

Translated from 10 Courier De Paris OF April H. for the
NKw YCxx HERALD
The last received from Mexico Is exceedingly
grave iDssmuch fOreehrtows stormy fate for the
country. Two documents, which have just been pub
shed IN Paris by Mr. Iaragua, the Mexican Minister az
The Court q Spain, throw more gloomy aspect upon
thoee affairs
despatch Of February l. from Mr. Iuis @. Cuevas an
in Mexo had ended Inc mission which he'd been
20 him Al the court Of spain.
On The 10th Of March following Mr. Lafragua answered
by refusal 10 obey the orders OF government which
was not Vet the government OF the republic
be, very udiciousy, such government could not
yet be considered legitimate one, a. itself scknow
lodges that may be national Administration only the
government OF several Departments Of the republic.
therefore, and fhe very words Of the Guthentc
Documents 90 long as the republic has no. pronounced s
decision, the government established the city OF Mexico
IL not the national government
Mr. Lufagua thinks his duty 10 protest against any
nsss 81 ss Of the ssie ne inopms
Cuevas and the Minister Of Foreign Affairs OF Spain Of bis
protest, and Of The motives on which is based, so-
nouncng the time that IL his intention 10 carry
out 10 the letter the instructions which be has received
from The former government because be thinks 10 be
his duty Mr.. Iarseua adds
fThe day when the government Of Cen zuleaga will be
Acknowledged by the people shall obey; for be II or not
accordance with my political principles H will then be
the government Of TIE republic But meanwhile can.
not recognise execute its orders, because, as n
does not represent legumaiey the people, the present
one could Justly call 10 account for that sub
mission which is only due TO IL, and which, 10 the
present state OF the negotiations between Mexico and
SPAN might produce exceedingly grave consequences and
iniure The rights and interests Of the republic
This new incident In the Hspano- Mexican differences
presents nothing 10 astonish Permanent revolution
arays exposes the States 10 political dsrepu,e increasing
from dsy 10 day. until strong hand shall take hold OF
The reus OF power Between the two shadows Of govern
mens dividing MEXICO; between the two chiefs who have
placed themselves at the head OF that republic the ques
non still pending, and will perhaps, only be decided At
the cost OF division which, without honor for liberty ana
Territory.
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Busvtt-At No. 81 Downing street, on Friday morning,
FRANK, son Of francu y. and Virginia Russell, aged
months and 10 days.
The funeral yin take place this Saturday. Afser'
noon, NJ two O'Clock.
CARmyx.-On Thursday, May 9, OF consumption, EpruSD
CARBINr, aged 81 years, months and rs days.
The funeral will take place Sunday afternoon, az
O'clock from the headquarters OF the Fourteenth
Regiment, In Poplar street, Henry, Brooklyn. Hls
friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited 70
attend
The members 81 the Franklin Guard Company D. will
appear in full uniform. BY order.
Ws. NJ. BALDWIN, Sergt WM. H McNARY, Capt
CRvMmK-ou Friday Afternoon, May 7, suddenly, Mr..
ReBxu CpusBrs, In the Slst year OF his age.
HIS restiyes and friends and those OF hi. family,
invited 70 attend the funeral, Monday afternoon, at
i've o'clock, without further nvaio from his late resi-
dence, No 500 Fourth street.
Dhvn--fn williamsburg, on Thursday MAY o. WILLIAM
EDWARD, only child Of William n and Margaret X Davis
aged years and months
The friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral this (saturday) afternoon
a two o'clock, frvm No. 81 North First street
AsAsp EBssrs, widow Of the late john A. ~ Fbbets.
The friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend The funeral from the residence OF her
brotberin lay, John wcoscy, No lao jay street Brook
Ign, on Sunday sftcrnoon, al three O'clock without
further Invitation.
Fox.-on Friday, May I, BsprApp Fox aged q years.
The restves cod ffends OF the family also the Ninth
Regiment, respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral
from his late residence No. 1t3 Perry street. on Sunday
Afternoon, al two O'Clock.
HAecayr On Frcay, May 7, Ms. Csrupryx wife Of
Duncan HsEgArt in The 5ist year Of her age.
The relatives ADD ffieuds Of hs family are respectfully
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overheard from tho Reed street wharf Many Shots were
tred, bat nobody injured. Tho hose carriage was
subseqssaay lowed 70 the Navy Yard and there sd out
Of the river with the shears and restored to the company
All quiet but approximations are entertained or rs-
sxIAsti0u to-piQht.
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TIM NusARD MAnsxE.-The third Musard matirse will
be given ct the Academy today, at one O'Clock The
programme includes the gems Of the weeks performance
with two songs by Mr. Formssthe air from "rhe Magic
Flute" aad rhe Bay Of Biscay." great deal has been
written praise Of the great basso execution OF ballad
music an mr.. which difficult as Is charming But
few operate artists possess H. and Mr.. Formes is, be
lieve the only in the country His execution OF
ballads al the evening concerts during the week have
drawn forth the greatest enthusiasm Al tho maae To-
day every lady win be prcserte with copy Of Musards
Express Train Gslop arranged for the piano. n the wes
ther smiles We may reasonably expect 10 sec great
crowd Of the bellies and the fanrnrs.
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COUNT wALKwsKI TO EARL cowLKY.
Mr.. FORESTS Conversion.

IRON the New York Examiner (Baptist), May
Some partial friend, II not the writer himself, has fur
nished 70 the press characteristic letter from Edwin
Forrest the s,tor, which presents melancholy picture
OF hardihood Of the unbeevrg and mpentent heart
well be drawn. IL s in reply 10 a letter from
Chr stAn minister copgr sulsng him on his (rumoredl
conversion Deny this, be protests that nevertheless
he has never known time when his mind has been
tranquil and nj the present This state appears
10 have been induced by the mecaons OF recent period
Of sickness, resulting In tho conviction that although
"thcre Vas much Ia the past that might have been i'm
proved, perhaps Ia Tho acis Of omission than In sc
q .sion-hB "wboe conduct has been actuased
solely by honest desre 70 adhere strictly 70 the rule OF
right" What true Christian ~ perfect yet ~ 70 be
able 10 review single of life In the light OF tho d.
holiness, with any such compacency rs this proud
IN violent besiows upon bis whole sad career2 To
love my friends and hate my enemies, u ayowed a the
cherished OF his past and his future and
defaut plea 81 seif justification capped with tho de-
claraiicu, thai believing in the justice, well the
mercy Of Him who knows the secrets OF all hearts, this
mcriorious person hopes he may
with upfsl,ering trust, approach his grave
Lake who wraps the drspery Of his couch
About m. and lies down 20 pleasant dreamsi
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Foreign Yachts Running to France.
EARL CowLEY TO EARL MALhBsBURY.

",
Mr. IoRD-on the receipt Of your lordships despatch
OF tie Let inst nqurng whether tue French pass
port regulations viii render 1t necessary for owners OF
yachts proceeding abroad to Obtain passports for them
selves, friends crew, addressed motto on the sub
ject 10 Count Wacwsk OF which have the honor 70
close copy Yesterday received his Excellencys
ply, likewise enclose q, which your ordsnip will
that the owners Of yachts and their friends will not be
exempt from the present passport regulations This
ing, however, | represented 70 Count Waiewski the
great inconvenience to which Of yachts
will be exposed IL this determination Ia persisted
in. ] observed that they were In the nabit Of
running the Channel during the summer months,
that deprive them Of the possibility OF landing in
France unless they bad passports useless precau
question TO give 20 owners Of yachts whose
papers IN order, the facility OF LANDING in the ports
which they visited, the understanding that they
not TO travel In the intoror. II Is agreed that TO
address further communication To his oxcelency this
matter and 10 enable n do have request your
lordsnp TO furnish with hall dozen OF the blank
mirsy and club certificates ~ which your lord
ship auees in your tespacb addressed above Ia but
fair 10 add, Justification W the French govern
ment that ressels under The OF yachts from tho Chan
mel Islands hsre than mst1ke not been dis
covered conveying incesdiary papers 10 France.
COUNT wALKwsKI TO EARL cowLKy.
PARIS, April 3, 1858.
N. liz Coxrx-Your excelency did lne The homo. to
production Of Admiralty warrant and certificate Of
OF the English yacht clubs coptnaes " be sufficient ~
permit OF yachts friends accompanying them and
The crews OF their vessels, TO land In port OF the
possible lie Comte, 10 establish this exception " the
general regulations which Apply, Regards pass
ports every person presenting himself the maritime
frontiers OF the empire Owners OF yachts, as well AS
their travelling conn anious must therefore, provide
themselves With regular res de rgydge for OCCASIONS on
which they might have "a land IN France; but regards
ships books sufcieni, is the for crews OF
cbantmen. A. WAfENskI
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ELorKMTSrs.-Mr.

ELorxrrSrs.-Mr. n. Boughton, of Conesville,
Schoharie county, New York, Aud young lady named
Rennie, from Greene county recently eloped. Mr..
Boughton Is OF about sixty years Of age. mer.
chant and class teacher and has efi wife and family
in core trouble.
The Burlington (ows) Gd-cfe says that Mr. Rankin,
w formerly sept the Union HOTEL THAI city msse
ruly eloped Few nights since, with his wifes sistsr
vhe the unsuspous wife enjoying herself al ball
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-08

New Fashions In GcRtlemon's Furnishing
FOODS by every at GREEN'S shirt and gentlenens
furnishing store, No. Aston House.
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Boots, Shoes and Caters, from Meile's, Rue
yiyicune Paris, Just received by EU3ENE FERRS,
Bootnaker, 81 Nassau street
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Tm LOLA MORMON SroBEs,-A vast amount Of
nonsense being circulated the country the shape
81 startling stories Of the Mormons purportng 10 be
lsted by Mr.. Frederick Iobs, who claims 70 be
capped Mormon priest This Lobe at Fort Leaveu worth,
and his reported by correspondent OF the New
yoys 7,-ss He seems have been impressed that The
country had strong appetite for lee about the
Mcrmcns and be has given dose that win certainly
s.s s cspacty Among other things he says that tso
s5oussnd two hundred Mormon enlsrsnss enavcrng 70
eros the Plains With hand cart trains pershsd That
there was great suffering and some deaths IN crossing the
Plain. N Known but Mr.. Toba multplee the dead By
svensy Al ieast And with Vie rest q bis ytp1 ON
c<rssrs Cbv-wxv,A, MSy 8.
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AUGUSTA, Nay o, 1000
David Davidson, IN Israete, blew out his brains with
rausket 70 day. and O. Lane. from Philadelphia, tra.
veller attempted 70 cut his throat, but prevented
Both had been drinking very hard.
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NEW STATE ARspsAL.-The corner stone OF the
new state Arsenal at Buffalo vas laid the 5th inst
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Mrat I he n AHewer of Wood md "A Drawer
of wa qualified for higher pursuit. and
SO, for what. FOWLER WELLS phrenologists, I'D IN
answering such questions, nj sos Broadway.
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Defiance SalamnEdsr 9afes--With Patent
proof locks and bars Also FIRE and burglar
ROBERT NJ PATRICK
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Elegant Lace and Tubular Ties, Cravats,
scarfs ac., Of the latest mporsations, A00DXs, 262
Rroad
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prrsonal Int~lIsrcncs.

The ~ Louis Republican, of the 4tn inst ssysMuary
gentlemen rapidly arriving here their 10 Utah.
Among the number observe II the Planters House the
names OF General Harvey, COL j. Johnston MAJOR NJ q.
hacrea, Major W. W. Chapman, Captain A. A. Humphreys
and Captain A. Pesssnton-a Of whom arrived last
ing Colonel r. Morrison, Seventh infantry, and MAJOR
whiting from The Barracks.
Among the members elected NJ tho recent meeting
OF The American Association for the Advancement OF
Science notice the Of Charles w. Loosely, Esq,
the Austrian Consul General, who IA highly esteemed In
New York AS citizen and OF science, and has been
largely instrumental 10 introducing American inventions
into Austria.
Mr. Glover, after protrao.ed trial In London has been
sentenced 10 four months imprisonment In Newgae, ~
rst class msdemeansnt for having made false return
Of qualifications when elected member Of Parliament
ARRIVALS.
Prom Richmond. &C. IN steamship Jauestown-Geo John
s,ou Rutler and ady, Logan Dr Tinsley Mrs
simmons and child Miss Dusch aud 70 in the steersec
Prom Liverpool, In ship Chicsgo-Capt Scott
Prom Havre, In bark Invesigator-Miss Gsrnier.
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Don't Pay Four Dollars for Hat when
you can buy the best sprnr style for ~ at wfbhAkDs 50
Park row, corner OF Beekman street
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The Crsv.sss at New Orleans.


Ths orevaHe s continues, and the cotton, sugar and
frui. crops Immensely damaged
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For general debility mpsircd digestion ana dyspepss
whether arising frJm constitutional weakness sedsntarv
elose apriraoon to business DUfUYs cords.
es- " rcrnvsr bark IL the most syssble torc and pre-
screed generally BY hs faculty. No. co broadway New
Yuwk
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KIS~ Me-Q usck-A New Perfume, Distilled
from fragrant tulips perfume Of exquse fragrance.
X DUrUT, dyuaxs, 6OqBrosdway. Sold everywhere
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Shirts, all Sizes, all Prices, and the Newest
styles resdy made and equal to custom work a, M0oDYS
Bros
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NEW PLAY AT wArIscE s--Ar. Stuart brings out no ~
piece this evening II is called Americans in Paris,
and The distribution Of characters includes all the eminent
artists q the admirable company at this house.
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Summer Undershirss and Drawers, Eng
bose silk kid Lsle thread gloves in great
rety, At MOODY Is, 2i2 broadway.
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Crssssaoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toopees.
The brst IN the world Wholesale and retail Asd dye
privately sppii-d. 6Asior House.
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a Clear Headline Confusion ~ Ideas.-Ons
style sprins)-one article (hsaD-one price t2cne store S
PARK row, corner Of Beekman sreet-one indiydnsL nm
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Tvs ALLEGED FoRem DRAFT ON nu GENERAL Posr Or.
ncs-CoRspcnos.-in the evidence Of Mr.. John Rec
side this case published the eth inst the following
question and answer should have been gwen
O. How long since you ceased 10 be speaking terms
with NJ Tuller7 A. think 10 about year--not with
my consent ever.
INC answer only was given In the report which made
Mr. Reside appear 70 have prejudice against Mr. Full
Ter, which he says be has not
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Bsfchsior's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toup>~s,--
The the worli--girpass'nE AL made Hold aud sp
piled nj the nnnuiAcsory rs Broadway.
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Caty lntoSl1gonoe.
AN UNSUCCESSFUL CoNFIDRSCE CANA YoUN0 NAN
WORTH LOOKING AFTER.


About two O'Clock Thursday afternoon very res
pecsbly dressed young about twenty one years OF
age pparenty German but speaking French ana Easiis
Huenuy-drove up In hired carriage 70 the store Of A.
Stewart o., Broadway, accompanied by very res.
pecaole miner doing business In University place, 10
make wedding purchases for his own or anothers bride
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Moody's New Store-Open To-day at Day
Hight. 262 broadway between Warren and Chambers
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The Hsix.-Ycu Can Color Your Hair
either elsok or brown without dyess The skin OF In
hair oolorey. Only D. bosiis. Applied lke Ne
main. Bold oaly n the drug store, 800 Grand street
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Superior Shirts Made 60 Order and War
ran ed 10 give sausfAcon NJ MOoDYS 262 Broadway.
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the stock futures lease, good Win, &c, OF retail hat
broadway CANA street The proprietor being
ert-nsvoy engaged the Wholesale trade
give ,kR the proper attention. Apply TO II. NJ
WArEHS, sl9 Broadway, up stairs
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n Oaru ALI Icfecns VINO nave erwy fofr
hair .. bad color. invited 70 cs and consult Doctor
0RArDJsAN consultaos freel at u Church street.
Barclay His Huii syes The HAIR The natural color do
aired AID mAy be real prodigy OF chenisry
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Meade BrSthels.--A New FictuYe--The Inn
proved Halctype process patented This wonderful pic
ture taken only al 2a3 Broadway near Aston House.
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Hell ovvays Fsssls---The Universal Verdict--
The Of all nations suffering under all phases q disease
have certified every written language 10 the nfahby on
these machless pills speren Alternative and RESTORATIVE
medicine
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WheeLcr d WuS0hs sewing mnch1neo.--
Eiabss' premiums awarded 1857 by the American Institute
York, Maryland Institute, Baltimore
Conn octicut Illinois and Scnigaa ttsts fara Once SAG
broadway, new York SeDa tor Il circular.
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Herron's New Patent Sewing Mnchfne. AZ
Only s2 10 the highest priced machines
for one quarter the child manage 81. Parties
D uruhAsirg will receive full instructions
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(yoRNs BUNfors, NAILS PENETRATING THE fbEsH,
extracted without pain 30 that the scoi can be worn n
operation wiut the least venenca
- the patent b. Or. zACHARlE SURGEON Chropedst ~
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10000 Cases BDvss sp6 shoes Ne Auction
prices ct PHILLIPS ekIrHr. "a Warren street
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Prepared OIL Ethul--A Substitute Tor Cod
uvv OIL " Queru, chemist. is6 FOURTH svcnue.
PENfoLD, CLAY CO, No. trletSAw Sreel