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CRY INTELLIGENCE.

MroRrAKr change on MAIIs.--An entire change OF
the trains and mails win take effect Monday the llth
instant, between Washington and New Ysgk well as
on the western routcs VIA the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road The mails from the South and Washington will
leave here AZ 4S0 a. m and arrive at New York at D.
p m. INSTEAD Of 8 so hsretofore) In fun time TO
connect with the Boston boats and the afternoon trains
via the Hudson river Erie and other roads for al points
BY leaving New York al a. m, instead OF 8, here
toore the passengers and mails get TO Washington at g.
p. m.
In accordance with the Columbus Convention agree
ment the Baltimore and Ohio Company begins. on Mon
day. to ticket passengers between New York and Boston,
and all the western cities beyond the Ohio river at
dollar less than the rate fixed by any other line. The
ground Of this perpetual reduction is the relative speed at
which the trains Of the lines TO be run the Baltimore
road adheng TO the moderate speed Of about rs miles
per hour, which Is the average running time between
New York and Cincinnati while the other lines have In
creased them speed.
TUE PRESIDENTS MOUNTED GUARD.--Some time ago
we announced that Che sixth annual target excursion of
this sterling corps was shortly 10 Off We learn
that the day has been definitely fixed for Monday,
April 18th On Thursday evening last Corporal Henry
Martin presented to the company three magnificent pieces
of silver plate TO be given prizes for the best shots
the day of the target firing In addition to those already
provided by the company The excursion promises To be
grand affair indeed the Mounted Guard fat at
anything of this sort and they determined that this
occasion shall not unbeseem the reputation which they
have justly acquired. During the past thirty years
quite a number of mounted volunteer companies have
been formed ia Washington, but excepting this
have existed for than three years together The
Guard have maintained their organization with spirit
and perseverance for six years Much credit is due TO
Captain Joseph Peck for the energy and zeal which he
has eyinced In the discharge Of his duty throughout this
period and feel that while he presdes the
destinies Of the company it win continue TO live and
flourish. a He 81 ssa.lasra es aT.s.5aHaa #
ArrLEross AMERICAN ENoYcLoPEpIA.--The fifth vol
ume Of this very important work has been received by
Mr. Shllington, who is the agent for Washington The
work is full of useful matter and the volume before
indicates decided improvement in The thoroughness
with which the articles have been prepared We take
this opportunity to thank Mr. Shillington for many
vors his large stock business enterprise and gentleman
ly department ene him to the he has achieved
AN ExcELLEHT GRAPE---We have received package OF
"hardy Hungarian grape slips from John Kolber No.
592 Broadway New York. After fair trial, intend
TO publah the result for the information of
| ers. aaaa-zaa. ...1s ~ .'aZaaal'e' '1|- p.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctloneer.


VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT THE CORNER
OF anctoD,On Tuesday, the 18th
instant SELL in front Of t premises at O'Clock, M
building situated the Of 9th aud streets
north being square 3s7 The lot fronts 9th street
running with the line Of street 90 feet inches and
Il pavement In front ....-....
Terms third cash balance in O. ~ and Is months for notes
bearing from day Of sale deed given and deed Of trust
taken. Title indsputable. A. GREEN,
Aucuoneer,
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PETTY TmEvlSe.--Y Yesterday morning whilst gentle
man was returning from Market he robbed of small
sum of money which distracted from side coat
pocket Such thieving is becoming entirely too
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A CARD.

To Die Geataaas Of this City and is Vicinity 81
EDWARD DOLAN, Merchant Tailor, Sign of the
~ Golden Fleece, of 18th
site Wizards Hotel respectfully his
the liberal patronage he has received beyond his
pectaon and hopes continuance OF the
will be- please general safacon fitting
and sch low for cash He invites the attention his and
the public BITS and elegant goods
by himself from the importers York. comprising
OF the exquisite vcstngs
paniaoon spring
OF the beautiful styles Constantly hand
sornt Of furnishing goods and superb lot English collars and
lace crayas March 31--dim
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CRIN0LISE ---Fouf hunaiilal Photographs. Price
~ ag -
- s.is a. raRPa naa.suss
1 Frurrrlasnss aaualaa hr1Nsan
apis 40 81 f.aa s,r,s,,
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sT. CHARLES HOTEL,

Corner Of Pennsylvania and 3D. Washington
FINHlS popular House has, in consequence Of the
"A adjournment Of Congress- number Of nnc
families single gentlemen with board prices
Clean beds and good table Is the deserved
ishment, 5. LAME, Proprietor.
Mar 23-dtnf ...t .-..... III -H.-
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II NSFRICfloN.--A lady Of refined education late
iYrurc~ 81 fenase seminary Sardinia who can OF
~ tsasaisis reccrcucss obtain situation
athar private family N and
frzash snzasxna drawing
f@ss ~ address rne counsellor at Ia
~ t1tS th~snbSr street View York. Aps-3ts
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t'hE CITY OF WASHINGTON ILLUSTRATED
"A ~ welve beautifully coored engravngs high
STYLE o. the art by Messrs Nelson sons Edinburgh accom-
pn by map and directions rn.
elastic s'k band Price only Is set free by mail
or vIEwa
The Capitol, from The
Tho Capitol, .re.4Hr7-r "
Grcanourhs HH
Naval Monument statuary a washington
Pennsylvania Avenue, nom the Capitol d.
CAY
Post once
Patent
Smithsonian
Presdens'a
Treasury
. Nsemngions Tomb, Mount Vernon
F~s~eM rHiIPs bookstore
Az Pennaylvania avenue, between . i
~" Nlnth Tenth
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l. O. O. LAMAR .s C. H. MOTT. s o. l. AUTRY.
IF AMAR, MOTT, & AUTRY, Attoneysat-Law,
Holly Springs Miss will practice the High Court Of
and Appeals Jackson the Federal Court Ponooc the
the 9Th Judicial District Of Msssppi will
lection Of Claims throughout North Mississippi Sept sdtf
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An ExcELLExT GRArE.-We have received package of
hardy Hungarian grape slips from John Kolber, No.
592 Broadway New York. After fair trial, intend
TO publish the result for the information of gapegrow-
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LuNE ART DISTRIBUTION Fifty prizes of Oil
Paintings, Water Color Drawings, Chrome Autographs and
Photographs either framed elegantly Fy prizes
css .at .trIea4# . .
The drawing take place Tuesday evening
aa.r4F rE PHILIPS Art Gallery, "a.
ss2 Pennsylvania avcnuc between and 10th streets
! Feb limit s#erst T.N
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APP 53taw ads
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CRInINAL COURT TRIAL on HON DANIEL, \.
sIcEIEs FgR TlIE MURDER OF PHILIP BARTON
- p.r. 1900. - }. 49,

sikm Oar, sArrReAH, AFntr .. 1859
Ths oouEt opsns a. twenty minutes after ten o'clock
rho aatiEatonz that Mr GrahAm would open the case
g. w asanos had 4tt@e crowd far greater than had
"a baoa oompseuas witla ne courtroom inside the
ba ,he hfooE a eager spectators occupied every inch Of
staadng ~ ths vesy edges " the table for the
Oouu- Amer sort htssval The prisoner was brought
IN sd a. uaus u ne usOss called over Almost
imaasstsiy tuhn OfAhAu the renowned criminal Law
ysf q ~ Nrw YoFk haE, fosa from his seat and com
r-TursH
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3. G. Herring a Co.'s Patent Champion safes
THE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
finding discriminating public bstoving their pat
Obsge necessary TO eHbe
stock enlarged their depot opening extensive
ware Broadway No 25 q nrrpy street,
opposite mis- enlargement OF warehouse room, w
tie reoent enlargement ctoy viii enable the
subscribers keep all larger stock q Are ena
than other establishment IN The wor
Particular attention had constructing safes Cor private
es furniture for the security or plate and
iewelFy.
ALSO a-
keep hand and make 70 order all kinds moasy chests vault
Halls patent powder proof locks Tor banks
pan Formulation bank lock and CrygeA
patent lock, without key.
s. G. HERRING 4 co,
Nos. las, 1877, and lS0 Water street, and
No. 25l Broadway, Murray So, New York
T.#. r. COYIE 90, Agents,
Washington, y. G.
Ha.. b. W. KNOWLES Agent,
Nav 9s-rv a..a. Richmond Virginia
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a N0NCEkf.- The Fonndery Chapel Choir assisted
" ny nasi fsnas 81 the cy give concert AZ the church
ess.s ts ana streets, on TUESDAY EVENING April I2ih 1859
ennsin9 O'Clock programme for the or
nd. enu srcd csre comprises seisctious from
seiikpown nnd popular composers.
nlEots uf ntniusion 20 cents. Anp
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Mr Ntsnlsn thcn saEENstal Ass the lgfT ught D. Al
lowed b. ATTEND chHrs IN a. marfuw
ludsv CfaxfFd ana ~ htnrsM uaa chareh, 8 eng
man hut Il gisw ~ ts so iest a. iusy hslonari ~
diasrpnt aassan1i5s4f4nss HHa waaA Ninc M lraging
chaFuh ~ halar ~ egasssef wlsk msny psrsons
thouxit d aat gsugss h. "a alsa@ thr ~swar~saaa
The laFF then asaitGaat tiketf 4agFiefs thc
pri~1ner Fela@aaca assi the oGsft ptfo4fned
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
CHAMBER or COMMERCE.

The monthly meeting Of the Chamber was held at |
o'clock yesterday, PELETIAH PERT, esq, IN the
chair Only thirteen members we've present, exclusive
Of the T. iesideIt anC Secretary.
The foil wOg gentlemen were unanimously elected
new members.
Coe Adams Samuel Bars.ow, Demerus NJ Botassi, H. b.
Cromwell Robert Heuing Frsucis Macdonald, Charles A
Siman CHARLES Taylor John David Woie joshua Atkns, r
William p Basto~, George Collins. Lewis s. Fellows, Richard
John Ogden Woodruff. 49,,
Mr. W. Il. Coleman was unanimously elected a
member Of the Commit ee of Arbitration, to I'LL va
cancy.
A communication from the State Department at
Wasbipgton relative to collisions at sea, dated Jone
., was read, a-king for the opinion of the Chamber
thereon. Referred to Committee on Collisions. Inc
communication had been misdireced, and did not re ac
the Chamber until few days ago.
The Committee on the Atlantic Cable gold medas
reported that they ready for delivery The CON-
ntee were authorized to forward them to those per-
sops to whom they had been awarded ,o,
special meeting was orfered for thursday. ioth
inst for the appointment of Pilot Commissioners
Tie chsir reported that the annual report OF the
Chamber was ready for delivery, aod an appropriation
of 5000 was ordered to pay for six hundred copies
thereof 81,
A communication read complaining that the
mails were endangered by the transmission OF watches
and articles of eweliy mail bags thus causing dan
ger Of robbery &c.
The Chamber then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

case considerable interest fr tie MiiwauLeeans
The prooescin thus far haze been mainly token up
with the testimony of Miss Cook and her parents
The story told by the former is very much to the
pot rya!ing in tdeoenCy oar InoS. succ,'siu casts
of crlin cor The cou sci for the prosecution stated
that they expected to make cut four points required
ly the statutes 20 established a case ot seduction;
Fst that Booth did have Intercourse with the g in
questioI second, that ste unmarried; third, that
sfe was Of previous good character fourth that be
was a II ariitd uan at the time. The testimony thus
far seems to have established al these points except
the third, upon which yet there has been No evil
der ce offered. The testimony on the frat point is
that given by the girl herselE
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

FATN TERyrsaTioS on THE BEosDwiY TRAGEDY
-DfATH OF NIkGIsIs STtwhKr-Aeout CLOCK
yesterday morning. Virginia Ste~art, the victim Of
the Infatuated Robert c. Mscdonald who wis sho'
through the brain on Saturday, tue 25d OF June, on
the Of Broad say and Canal street, tef of her
injuries iu the N.N-York Hospital. Her death was
rot az unexpected event a. she had been rapidly sink
ing for two days previously. Her remains were re-
moved to tie dead. house where House Sargeon j. o.
Hull subsequently made q postnoTtem examination
lie found ound on toe left sde OF the head about
Il nctes al I'VE the eyebrow, and OF circular shape.
TIE brain was extensively lacersted throughout the
course Of TIC ball. extending from the crifce in the
foref eaG a trsck made by the bullet through 10
the opposite side othe brain wheret the bal was found,
il having carried before il a cucnlar piece ot the
skull. Tie eaden missile n IL circuit passed direct
IL through the substarce of the brain; hence is
oneah hat remarkable that death did not sooner tn
sue. The ball was much bruised and hsttened.
Coroner Jackman who was not fed, will conmerce
al nqui.ition this morning at II octock. As soon a.
permission granted toe mother of the deceased VIII
remove the remains TO Boston for interment.
When the news ofthe death Of Mise Stewart wac com
mubicated to Macdonald the murderer, il seemed to
have very depressing effect upon him. lie sa'd
but little and not disposed to converse on the
subject lest he should say something which might
operate ag ainst him.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

Prof Lieber, of Columbia College in this city,
having been requested TO deliver an Grafton at the
approaching Schiller anniversary in Charieton ). Z
replied in the following terms:
"GESrEmsN: To speak Schiller, the hundredh ami
yeI.ay birthday before Germans in the region OF my
hoe would BE- pleasure 10 me, that should
non were possible 10 sppntmeus of such importance
IN any doubt believe pnbo duties will perm, mo
soy foeso performance OF su act into which
would have entered with the en desire to do some Justice to
one aureed princes who have p~uatrd the
idea and the eug Of German unity when the crowd o princes
with Es.,sc c, sot Pe pt D ous wss reality
Germany 10 scnilels poetry The spirit which hs poetry
citation her victories her eonQuerors Geruiaoy
large % Sc ehcr tss peoples poe, And
IL than what so'muy due to his memory that the
Of his country spread over this distant land
the his birth for whch Providence ht o. appoint the
same day Of the year which Martin Luthe and which
much later that Schrnbos bn who than auy
Of Germany deyersnce reign FOES The German nation
would thown herself into that struggle had not en
le aided IN giving batonal htca;ure had not
Schiller nobe thoughts In noble and IN national words
No civilized people can be free or w e = msn as he s
national literature o'es-em their o"n mother tongue
princes had done all in their power 10 bring
about ard unfortunately the great Ming among the more 10
ohers have added works 70 German literature some
perhaps works than Schiller has podnced but >hrf ava
what e'e has done b, led be German muse clad 10 os
AID < the German
Ills stately became hnsli words aud % ths day h
works circulate among the Germans a. home aud herr In s 7
Number than those OF Any otaeI extensive Oeim'h
significant that ooo hesitate here to aade to the poo IN
Popularity i,..f no proof Of worth It may BE- the con-
sy especially in htersare bot shen ha~k.i IN the streets
this Immortality and If Dd that q, hast copies OF seni
Iss, sn,. m9'1' are od or on. q G9ehs. no Seiy
Be- the GrnAn pot OF the peope-'he peoples p'ei-"ho
the ,ulesr which besrts US All
eoub,th.t you viii succeed gentlemen in select
Ing abeT than my sell, sni situated hat " lies whin
h power socep, you nvtatou but c grateful ihat you
have though; Of me A.p, my distinguished regards ana Ao"
"'' 10 "'D "' ''''' 'e'''s' ''' " FRascIs LIEBER.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

APILor rARRIsTED.-Complaint having been mads
at the City Hall Police Court charging Richard Doughty pilot
~ be steamer Branch which plies between this city and
tbc, wh having mali ;osly into the steamboat
opP ion boat to the place While the latter
wa. wing her dock the Ocean House Oer Joseph
ard.r with the assistance Of Officer Cornell OF the Hsrbor Po'
cr went foot OF Robnscn street yesterday morning 70
Nh, arrest After stating the object Of heir VISIT the officers
WEI. told Doughty shoud Dot be arrested aud the captain
ard crew denounced the pile, sd fool hhe agreed TO the
S,ursS along On attempting 20 arrest Doughty ana
Aie Inn along by force the officers inerred witn as
thew alse though they succeeded with very energetic
nSbir, m keeping back the and taking the unwilling
Dousbts Alderman Henry Smith held him 10 bail in the
,ur N : 500 for examination
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
MARINE oouRr-Auc. 4-Before JUDGE MccAarHr.

ASSAULT AND BATTERY CASE.
Cornelius Schmidt Eva his wife, Jacob Ger and wife,
The parties IN tns were rivals in business, both
occupyg lamp sd fluid stores In Ridge street next door O
other deadly feud rgd betresn the respective fam
lilies. the 6,h If July last he Mrs passing her
Mrs Geir abnsoE her and the parties
getting a blows which IL alleged
Mrs Geit drove Mrs Schmidts oomb into head. Mrs.
bdt accordingly brought suit 10 danas-s for tho
assault The dee dans justify their conduct aud alleged tnst
Mis- Schmidt deserved ali she got the way Of chsssment
she had called Mrs Ger vile and had insuusted that
Mrs Gei children wise enough to be abba 10 name
their father Tbs Jucge verdict TT the plaintiff Tor tho
ain 4 he omb
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

THE TAX CoxNissIosIRs.-The differences in the
Tax Commissioners Office were healed yesterday
and bencefo,th all the members Of the Board will
work together in harmony. The recent appointments
were approved, Mr.. Allen, who was present at the
meeting. declining TO vote. The Board then pro-
caeJed 10 assign their subordnates TO their seyera
J;.,,;o,u folous.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
BROOhL IN I7EMS.

TRr FIRE DEPARTMENT EXrESsEs.-The joint
Board Of Alderr,eu and Supervisors met again on
Wednt sdsy evening snd after GOOD d-a OF d'cuss-
ion ,Sct,ed TIE fo.owir- statement Of tee expenses
Of the Ere Department for the year isoc;
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
CITY ITEMS.

The soDs of Newport meet in Brooklyn on Monday
next at the office of the Phenx Fire INSURANCE Con
pany 10 organize their delegations to attend the sec
ond centenary celebration OF the settlement OF tha'
cherished ard picturesque city, which again invites
home her numerous sons and daughters to grand
festival TO be given them on the 18th iust.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

BrRGLARIEs.-The residence Of Mr.. John Wander
b AZ No 81 second place eonos, euteed through the
cu,,e Of Wednesday afternoon and robbed Of
articles valued 10 above : 100
On "Wednesday hight house Of Henry North corner Of
Broadway and Jefferson street T. d was catered oy breaking
op.n the cutte and robbed Of e~elry valued at 100
The house Of George Mock No. ITO Even street d. WAS
also nilh aud ewey aud money to the
ysne of ; 80 taken The thieves escaped detection.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

About 9 clock on Thursday morning a fire occurred
in the paint shop of Waller Graham, No. 80 South
street. The fire was confined TO the upper stories.
Mr. Graham's loss is $3.50, which Is not Insured oo
the frst floor Miller & Van Doren, coppersml:hs, sui
f.red to the extent of slG0 NJ. Wm. A. Freeborn
owner Of ,Ae building, Ioses &c., but is fully insured
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
NEWrJE,RSEY ZZE1MG.

HoBoxES.-A tempest is raging at the Council
Board of the little city the water threatening to
dissolve the little agerbeer republic the eastern
shore Of New-Jersey. The people, it seems, have
been mistaken in the men they elected to the Council,
and hence the uproar. The member from the Third
Ward has yaul,ed to the Democratic side, and thus
parties are even. A determination to control the
affairs of the city, the part OF German Presldent of
the Council and couple Of almost unknown new
corners who have managed to get into Aldermanlc
chairs resulted on Wednesday evening in the arrest
10y the SergeaLt-at Arms and the expulsion OF the
three Republican members of the Council. 1t was a
scene disgraceful TO witness and the worst feature OF
it was that of native American citizens looking the
affair as though civil government was ordained for
civil strife and sport. Hoboken is much scandalized
at these poc e0iDgs; the public ere iitoes are de-
frauGed, public improvements are arrested, and to
segrayate the disease, neither the priests, the law
ytrs the doctors, citizens known for their wealth
ard virtue TO regard the affair involving aught
gaitst which wi.e precautOn should be timely pro-
vlded.
ASicRET WEDDISG.-New-Jersey, being quite &C
cessble TO New York, and moreover, being cInsid-
cred b. mspy to be without the pale of the Uatsd
States is quite resort for lovers desiring TO unite
their destpies but fearing the consequences of doing
so little nearer home YESTERDAY an affair of this
kiId took place ir Jersey City with view OF secrecy,
and, as s presumed under the supposition that the
law would not be violated to the detrment of the par
ties concerned. The bridegroom is wealthy dentist,
doing business not far from Bond street Hs is verg
ing on two score and ten and Lost his wife last year By
divorce, which it is said, she obtained from him.
The bride is blooming young woman OF about thirty,
residing with her mother near the City Hail. Brook
., -.a,os ooao,,. al 20 ,ha r,;o, r.t b.r
yn, ~hoj IL 70 fePoitoo; 'o"7'"'SN y" ~" 49, '
than be disinberted Of a large property. She, too,
49,, - o,.;a,oo in ,n.,r;noni.I aHars bav
Dds mac sone eAPeiienec III "oeiiuion'" "iA' - nov
ing lost one husband by death and been relieved OF
=, e.L.t
N IT,. v,.arL
MAIklMoSiAL AffAiNS Al Nh"A"H' NC -''"
Nercui says:
TN 5.y. since connie Of the descendant, of am male
-, "a ,bs tce Of Jn.t,ee Grover and ths male
- b,. bn.ine.. in he fouiuz manner: Saure
-, -, .co-.irsd with this uon.u We've come
Ths ia.,iee usrforued the ceremony for them
~ 80 tyb,t. The en.rse Tn. Squire
S s, ,b,s ,. No r.rplsr char,e u,ors generally ave
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
CORRECTION.
To N, Editor Of The N. Y. TrbaEs.

To he Edito, Of The n T. Tribune.
SIR: Having noticed an article in several of the
,. bad become boudsmsn for the propre
psord.ry house in West forti-'h street" wish, in
ust6cst,on mys state that the same udtrue-neser
become for h- but only for tbe appearance Of
a witness bS pdppsnnE lhe sOoNr c"u
ktu. York, Aug. ), 1853. OEO. T. VAN bhUNT
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

REAL Es1ArE.-The following sales were mais
yesterday at the Merchants Exchange, by A. j.
Beecker, Son g. Co.:
sRoogLYs
3stoy stable and house aud lots south
ssnst, l75 feet ess; sasyr plot oxlco E,"~e4lo
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

The STREET GUITERs-The street cutters through.
ont the greser portion city misersby filthy
crGi,io rrn which stencil IL emitted . breed pesi
ence gutteTs sprinked 9th lime This
season, nothing appears 10 be done.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
fAdver.isenseni.I
S,I.NnrpS's METALLIC TABLET II
IAdveriserien:

sr,oF-Tb inable article may b. obtained VI the sole
manufacturer j. s. SAUNDERS No. ASH ouse ana q nc
yAIi0us agents thEuus shout the ely