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BLIrz AT WEDDIyG.-Probably no man
now living has caused more real, thorough.
unmitigated fun and mischief than Sig1or
Blltz, the magician and ventriIoquist. He has
been made peg, no doubt, to hang a good
many hats on that were never worn; but we
must believe stories like this, which the Phil
ding:
The other night our young friend, Walter
DinmOre, the Photographers, was married to
the lovely and accomplished Miss Fisher, of
Camden, and Signor Blitz, being an old friend
OF the DinmOres, was invited to the wedding.
lie did not reach the house until about 10
O'Clock. After paying his respects to bride
and groom he took a seat in the back parlor
Presently some one cried out, - You re losing
your hOop-skirt, Madame" whereupon the
greatest confusion enSued, all the ladies grasp
ing their skirts with vgor which seemed to
say, loose or not, they shan't come down ="
:, Let me out, cried the strange voice, and
then other voices hurriedv said, Glands off
SIR Miss, L love you ~ sOh, Augustus :"
our baby is crying at home, Madame ="
hill 1t, with GOdfrey's Cordial ~ "Mur-
der :" Fire ~ :. Stand from under ~ 'sI.ook
to the bride :" 90 Poison ~ " What's the matter
with Walter" "Strychnine," "Arrest the
groomsmen ~ Fire" These cries, in ap-
parently different voices, followed each other
in such quick succession that for about five
minutes there was the greatest CONSERVATION,
until Walter Dinmore, knowing Blitz of old,
pulled him out of the corner and set him to
eating and drinking so as to give him no op-
Portunity for the display of ventriloluism. On
his way back, while crossing the river, Blits
frightened the hands Of the boat badly; i'm fact,
one OF them would have jumped into the river
II he had not been held-ss it is, he declares
the oid Boy was on board the boat that night.
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IndeStruCtible Skirts.


WITH PATENT EYKLEr FASTENING, WEDGE SLIDE
AND WATCH SPRING BUsrLR.
The perfection of Skirt manufacture."-Mor,i
Willis Home Jorrnal.
"A complete Eyelet Fastening, tasteful and ele-
CANT In efect."-N. Y. Inder.
Ergn. Il
Far excelling the best importation."-Ib
1t deserves all the praise il has received''-Times
ACARD:-The Manufacturers of the "CR OWN
SklRTS beg to state, that the very great favor
with which THE EINDESTRUCTIB1.E SKIRT
has been received, has made sary for them to
make unusual exertions to supply the demand, and
and day for this purpose their orders requiring an
innsnse increase their production in addition 10
their usual large production of
THE PlCCOI.OM!Nl, ETRUSCAN LACE.
GOSSAMER EXPANSION,
and other popular sy log. To effect this their con-
tracts are now out for upwards of
, 0,mO YARDS BRAIDED STEEL PER DAY,
all OF which Is prepared expressly for them by their
own makers and braIders-the very best in morca
Having ample proof of the universal popularity of
this "chsf d1vrre' of skirt Manufacturer THE
INDESTRUCTIBLE SKIRT, they intend placing
1t within the reach Of every lady who wishes the
most graceful, durable and in all respects the best
SKIRT ever produced.
r. San invoice Of these beautiful Skirts is now
Empress of rance"
For sale by the principal Jobbers and Retailers
every where.
H Look for our name and trade mark, the
Crown, stamped on evory Skirt. No others are
genuine.
mar ll-6w NEW YORK
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

u TAKE NOTICE.
SD00TS AND SHOES.-When, you find Ioul
SHOES do not wear or do not look neat,
go to GRIFFIN & BROS, No. 3l4 Penn. 49,
avenue. iou will find them always prepared tc
ranted to well, and at the lowest possible ca 81
price. mar9
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IIOhtIs , IU, HdIVtH %, quaTteTS SZ.J
THI-RSDAV
FRIDAY.

CONSOLIDATED ToTTfERy OF della
WARE, Glass
To be drawn IN Wilmington, Del, FRIDAY April a.
~ numbeTs-lS drawn ballots.
Capitals.
prize of.----... S25,n GO ~ prizes of. .... 8 80
5 do. .---.... 5000 % do. ........ 80
aG T;ots;i: a. 80 DC: &c.
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r. AIDES, BRAIDS, Plsits, Curls, Half Wirs.
ma fennsy-vAnlA Avenua Do 3Sm
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Tickets So, halves 81, quarters 81.

CONSOLIDATE, nfSffEERY OF DELLA
To be drawn at w ilming ton DEL Tuesday, April s.
75numbers-l2 drawn ballots.
Capitals.
prize of.---.....S S24,Ooi prizes Of a. roo
2 do. .-.-..... S,@C 2 do. ...-..... ,4se
2 do. ..--.:... 5000 IL do. ....-. 900
Tickets SIS, halves S2,5n. quarters SIs.
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WASHINGTON SEWING ROOMS,
w 54 9TH ST., ftco doors North of Pa. Ace,
Now is the time TO get SPRING and SUMNER
SHIRTS made up 70 order The snhscribes is pre-
shortest notice. All descriptions of SEWING done.
SHIRT BOSOMS, COLLARS, and WRIST
BANDS neatly stitched.
mar l8-tf III. o. MOVES
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Il CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
The Propuetors, having added, during the last
year, many new improvements, such a. 4
Carpeting and RefurnishinE, introducing VEA0
new Water Closets, Bath Rooms, and ev- lEIHI
cry possible luxury and convenience thro1v6onf
respectfully invite public attention to its -
facilities for their accommodation.
The House, beiss the largest krst-elass Hotel m tk
- - Northeast, w.
and Its locality, corner of Lake and Dearborn sts
N the Immediate vicinity of the most fashionahls
different Railroad DePots and Steamboat LANDING.
4" "s Cs"''s f s mest dess.abls Bssissss Psvsis.s
preeents superior inducements To the traveller. 70
business or pleasure.
fs2l-sm GAGE. BROTHER DRAKE.
INTEREST ALI,OWED ON DEpOsITEs
MONEY TO LOAN =
cu,,n ON STQcK SECURITIES.
tan A-d 0pDasite the Treasurv
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SILVER WARE have now on hand Iarx
- assortment of solid SILVER WARE of1u.azrS
my own manufacture that | will sell at very ~
low rates and warrant equal In quality to
coin. w
IL III. q. HO0n.
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uiaHm Iu w iIihlngtnn, Del., VI onCay, April
70 nuInbers-l3 drawn ballots.
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Stocks declined rapidly aud heavily Till Wednesday.
On Thursday q recovery commenced, which lasted ill
Friday afternoon since when market has been and
prices steady There ia still, outside business though
hundreds Of pershs confident of the recovery Of the
country, and especially Of the West are only waiting
the first symptoms Of general Improvement to purchase
freely
The condition OF the American railway interest aud its
future prospects demand at the present me
federation, not only from those who own railway pro.
pery, but rom the public at arge to whom the pros
perry Of this important branch OF enterprise mast ways
be matter of concern That the stocks and honda which
represent the Northern and Western railroads are at pro-
sent unduly depressed seems TO be generally believed
This trouble, however, is Wall street affair." which will
find remedy where it originated, aad watch nee not
seriously alarm bona e holders eer The bears the bao
will have their nnings and stocks will iheo pro,aby rise
as much above their real value they now below n
But while the public and the great body Of rail-
way shareholders may afford to disrsgard tue
fluctuations OF Wall street. they cannot afford to be
Indifferent TO the future prospects Of railways ar paying
property And it is but candid gay that the insane
competition which has than brokon on. OF a.e
between leading railroads tended shake the public
faith in railway Investments at any price. Capitalists, who
would be disposed place their means in RAILWAYS arc
reluctant to do until they guarantee that tho
proes o. their nvesmen. will not be FILTERED away in
the squabblee Of quarrelsomo Presidents.
1t is evident that the great railway system OF the North
aud West stands In need Of come general regulator In
most foreign countries railroads have been built
under government guarantees ogainst Competition the
companies have occurred monopoiss Of their res
pective lines II travel 10 tne Untcd Sta'as, on
be contrary the interest Of railroads has been ssa
coisdered than the development n tao CO lary Gsoee
~puo other countries az exEnsye rs ourH ind 5000
niles n railroad sufficient, have % 600 n working
order, and two or competing roads on a ne gfe4s
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fEARFrL ASSAULT WITH HArHEr- sanrday evening
disturbance occurred at the canal basin - Jersey City
between some boatmeD during which the captain Of
boat named David Johnson seized Ratchet and struck
one Of the party fearful blow with the edge which took
effect upon the breast and nearly severed the hone The
injured removed TO canal boat in an nsensibe
condition, and yesterday, when Chief Of Police Ma.
rinus went to ascertain his condition, the mao
not TO DO found, and is supposed that had been
removed on board OF some canal ooat Johnson
rested by officer Faon ana committed 10 the Cty Prison
for examination TO day The prsoner THAI he
engaged eating hts supper in tine cabin OF hs boat whoa
the INJURED man, with others, threw BUCKET OF water
down rpoa him This earaged him that he sezsd
ha and during the melee dealt the blow The
OF The injured man was not ascertained.
RoRRImE AFsAR.--A few evenings since young lady
belonging TO very respectable family in Hudson City,
while returning home through Pasade avenue just in the
edge of The evening, seized by five Of the tunnel men,
who conveyed her into piece Of woots near General
Wrahts residence and there committed outrage upon
her person. The young lady aimed nsensble for
time and finally recovered sufficiently to make herself
heard by passers who conveyed home she
lies in critical condition. The friends Of lady have
endeayored to Keep the affair secret, but making
ry effort 10 ferret ont the rusns and bring them JUS
tce. There eight hundred Irisnmen employed
in the New York and Erie tunne Of whose conducs
bs been such rha. ladies' 10 that vicinity dare NOS out
after SHUTDOWN IL is hibted that riot which will be
fearful in Its resuts, is no, far distant.
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The Bsnecin Boy In Court.


The Police Court room was crowded yesterday morning
in particular Of his alleged assalau,s 10 general
Heenan appeared in excellent condition, saving the un
pleasant effect produced by loss Of his pretty curs IN
and about the place where the surgcai dresgng Oh
scalp had rendered the Of shears necessary
and was OF course the Of the hour Small boys looked
up 10 him with mouths wide open, young ladies' gAzed
the upaistakabe Indications OK manly beauty a1Q
pny sca power eyes warmed by the goT OF symp2
by and admraion, ard people at large watched MS
az hose OF one who held within hs grasp TIE
des.nies OF nations BARRIERS and barkeepers rushed
from their iather AID cocktails TO the court room
CLERKS oodsed from the neghbo'ng stores upon very con
vennt errands lawyers rushed about under the direction
OF various motive 20 10 5weer in atmosphere
o which lurgetory influence Ia bet seldom known.
The "drunksN and common drunksv having been
marty disposed o. as usual Tom Key Gill Kiley, Boz
Lucks AND Barney Ford called up 10 uDswer 10 tue
charge Of assault vita intent to kill, u,on John c. Zee
pan They are hard looking customers aud the couue-
nance Of one aptly hkened unto strawberry bed
wheH stepped on.
An examination waived and there then eneued a
discussion as TO the Of bail to be xed Me- J.
Bradley, COUNCIL for defence, thought 81 COO the limit
he he expressed the intention OF arguing At the proper
time to the effect that the baby Keenan, toe man that
could whip six ordinary men, commenced Toe assault,
and was ncked his ganle-the parties here nc
cused acting simply on the defensive he did not say
Deputy Chief Of Police Ham held that the bail should be
large Cor the assault deadly one, and It would DC
zioved that Two pistols snapped ~ two Distinct
nes At the breagt and Of Heenan. Jadge Weis re
marked that the Court 20 judge OF the ontracter
OF be offence as appeared by tho complaint aud by tne
ast-fc AID o. the assault reprcgentd by tne
so5ErEment When possessing power ia ouch msttefs,
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$36,3l5,496 IA

Total for 1852 $50 SIC, i96 IL
From all that VIC can learn the imports Of dry goods
during the remainder Of the present year likely 70 be
very light. Leading importers realizing WIN: We
bave been proppecyiDg for time, namely that TIE
satisfactory result of the spring business has aga be-
trayed them into excesses and that large proportion OF
The goods imported for this falls trade will be sacrificed
Of these goods large share is owned abroad ana cold
here commission, account OF manufacturers, whom
the has Of their usual markets The losses
which must fall those American importers who have
ordered largely this fall greatly to be regrese
but with the experience OF the before their eyes, the
importers have no excuse for acting they did Had the
banks been unwse and deaf warning they,
should this a have precptated into crisis az des
perate az that of 1857
The bank return, which will be made up to nlovr1S,
WILL ii is generally supposed, show falling of spe
equal to 81 500 600 100000 Tie export movement,
Including the shipment Saturday, ID, and exclusive
Of the shipcns yesterday has been against TIE blk
average 70 amount oF about t259o0@1 Against this
the banks have derived little nothing from the Sab
treasury, which Institution the balance yesterday s,,od
at 81 2s 4o against 81 es lo ct the close Of last week.
they have received from 500 Goo $500 coo fcon
South and the interior The last specie average
500 ioi SOS. 1t ig hoped that tho banks will show
further contraction Of ioans though the movement IN
Treasury notes may make the contrary appear. The
universa sentiment among commercial men Is adverse to
any increase Of bank loans at present. There is
no difficulty in obtaining money at present. with.
out the aid CT the banks, at and par
cent and this merchants well afford to pay.
AS the fall months approach, the demand for
money tho West will be TO draw from banks
large portion of their specie, while the other hand
must expect steady drain TO Europe for some time
Contraction the only policy which safety
either TO the banks or IL the public.
Money is working more easily. Call loans were made
yesterday below 51s per cent, though 5k is
etiI the recognized quoable rate. At the discount
brokers the inquiry for paper quite active at tor rst
class long paper and ga fer very choice short accept
apces, while second class paper with months TO
sells readily enough a.. 10. For month 3d. ap
to be generally supposed that shall have fur
Their disturbance in the money Market though the
tanties OF the European cslcus to inspire
ton TO capitalists Exchange is shade higher than it
at the close OF last week, though transactions
tinue limited We quote fret class bankers sterling at
llOs q for 60 days, and 1oss Is for short sight.
francs a12 for 60 days and SIS for short sight At
these rates. IT only just pays small profit ship specie
The movement in stocks during The past week will be
l e.n bv he l'ouo
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ship Eaoch Train, Fs Liverpool bsrts rrn'sr Lavender.
s rai Ss s A s.:
Eswsss Phpssspasi schy: sonh w%d H'sgn. D,S, s
ard ny'psr sYS,. s.e ssh Cd
vsy soss mister Of sup Weymouth which cid oh ar ~ BIO
iOth ey ted ship Winfield Boot, CrocEer Ban Francis
co Below ship hirhsnder from U.lcutt1
9 a. sssa Cd
hsleit Baue rs,is anniicraoa hrs Moncvidso and s;
and % Aonross Morse jamaica sid schr sprnsbok Cog
OaARLEsToS Ju,y s--Arr bark Avoa Kendrtcs Boston;
brig FAINT Francis MORE slt~ore scnss Joho .umsct,
sy Nherk Co snip Lizz'e harvard, Robinson Agerpoot.
,ensssF0sT, JSis Aft zchr VIM Rowe, Virgins.
WORK .asrs Iisia SsE sar r
Ds sS@ swSsedss quo aoog~an rrncs %
Ter ,Daisnol. and GAvss,n; sobsiI Wse,msa scahpsr.
sS Ssss sss 'sF Ss. ws: RI
SIs rsss x o r iDso Nay Son
op shln HlrwA sncr from liverpool Cd sssA-
ION es.vesisn sad iIei.soa la,iApos
sa sasas sas
dine. senymsp do
oasns Iesya sew Ssrf s.e vssss ooS.psea s sssf0'
CID ship Constitution, HigsIs LIVERPOOL schr Jos Toone
20 afIps Forest King ranuos. bark Del
phca; 29h. sbins ho'oska sad Lela tooAh
Es&bUkYPOII, jug Sid schr Crusoe Retman. Phi
hdelphle
nLW LONDON, July Arr schrs B English Ehren Fall
River for Phsdephs Col Delaney, norwich fo- do
pr wle' esaer Por: EVEN for Norwich soo5 srnal;n.
avery. 0ndont
KLiIk DELpBIA, July I0--srr siesmshps 8ogton. Sell
ew. nsbec band rev York br'ss Young DoSchss
* s W Bis ss .sh st's1 5 assa s
bee Susan kray. Jones' Sewbur port; Com ruher iaui
Warren; Phsio Cavalier Boston; Alabama, sariner
he~eor "a steiscn COBB, ProsiDceewa; as .it Rosa
IA Taylor, Young I lowering CorfoD, L Ferguson.
Sarrst white sansl Bowen aarnah w'stts Cramsr svs
rsa'ee sr Ill., ishton; Essex, Post ana Day-
York. Clu steamers Delaware, Copes, NeW Yosk;
Keptrgon, Baser; briga Caroline, Nortou and Canims
Pima hatn, Bosr schy lid buck Pearce ~ Johna Mt;
Is ar bich smith cambridge. sseI Pos and Eva, smtn
Providence Pearce. smith hspgor taylor, Youag,
Dsfion; o seson COBB Prov,acstown; L . Levellns,
Coson, Levin Mucr3 DSyle White squsll Bostan; Itd
SsSi's DOES Boston . sersnson 81 ret ipsw!sn David
mouth.
Eoson
sAG HsRBOH, July 5-Arr soop Utica Dayton albany
WILMINGTON, NO, July 6-Arr schrs Ned. Henderson,,
Grsenish, st Aommgo Alba Powell. NYork
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SUNDAY, July lo--6P.M.
Tho week ending yesterday abort oue The holiday
Monday and the duness Of many branches OF trade
induced many merchants 10 sbseut themselves from the
city In the two great staples business u sluggish The
arrival Of large cxrgoes Of cotton 1t Liverpool having
caused sght decline In prices there, markets have
syppShized and transactions here have been on very
moderate SCALE without however, much change in prices
We rapidly approaching the end Of the great
crop 1855 happy to be able say that the
weather thus far, and the Of ground sown there
ar prospect that this years crop viii be equally large
iAst weeks receipts at the ports 5000 bales
,sainst coo bales woe Last year. and 900 baos
same week Of 1857 making the total receipt
date 1854 900 bales, against 3oo5 600 bales to
same date last year, and 2,Ss0,000 to same
date Of 1857 The exports to date ISIS 900 bales
against 23s6 600 to cate last year and 214i 900
same date 1857 Breadstus continue decns 10 CON
sequence OF the great prospects, This years wheat
now coming very freely from the Southern and Mid.
die States very nne samples indeed exhibited daily
by desers The harvest going vigorously through
Southern Illinois and that parallel by the end OF next
week the bulk of the crop Of the great Western States will
out Of danger. There has been active business
during the week in sugar. which ia very firm at small
advance transactions having been unusually large The
stock here is too small for the wants of colsuners ard
exporters This Is the last week OF anxiety for the great
sugar houses there doubt but they will ali wea
her il without injury The crisis has been trying but
oas given 10 the sugar interest very high
claims on public confidence for the future Pro-
visions have been dull throughout the week,
partly in consequence Of less favorable foreign advicee
The export for the month Of June fully twice az
largo as that Of June 1885, and whole prices have
been satisfactory Ashes continue steady Coffee very
arm, and transactions continue fair extent at full
prices We are sending out more coffee than usual Teas
are very quiet the importers generally are not pressing
their stocks for gale prices unchanged Hides
quite firm, with moderate arsact!ons Lsathar good
request at previous quotations. the stock hand
unues lighter than last year. Ircn ia fair request OILS
are quiet. Wool is insctive, and prices seem 70 tend
co~nward. Freghts remaio dull.
The following the Custom House tables Of the gene
raj imports OF the week ana OF the ports Of specie
the week ana since January
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tssGnls-To Liverpool about $50 bales Of cotton were
engaged at sd. for compressed uncompreesed was
ast ,uken al ed 500 bbls rosn at "a 70 London,
so bbs spirits Of turpcnne taken at g. There
nothing Few reported to Glasgow to the Continent
FIsn-Dry cCd continued firm and in good dem and and
supply we quote Georges Bank stiff ut 81 CO. Nackerel
were IN hight stock, and prices ffm, while sales we're
light GALES Of eco 800 bbs No. 3s made at 50 25
Herrings were plenty and dull.
HY.-sa'es Of about l GOO bales made at b5c. a
65c. Tor shipment.
IaoN Scotch pig was in fair demand sales Of Glengar
mock were made ut S4 and 200 800 tons Of
kpos al s?3 30 s24, and small lot from yard at SIS,
nj at months
LIME rhe euppy OF Rockland small, and the leg.
eaes embraced about 200 bbs common Coo. CASH
the other kind nominal o. roc.
LEAD Prices for pig were sustained sales of Spanish
a1d EDgeh making at S. 67 IS 49, aud Gales
within day or two, 1000 pigs Galena have been made to
arrive at SIS 49, ana COO do, the spct at p t.,
SAID to be trile higher, time and interest adued.
MofssEs sales OF so nIids Cuba clayed were made at
DC, ana 40 Go, Porto Rico at 32c.
NAVAL STORES. The market for spirits Hrm, with
sales Of 450 bbls Of l5c. IS &c. Crude quiet
SO b2H and COO bbls common rcsin were sold at 81
IN per $40 be- delivered from YARDS. The following
abo eves the recec and exports since the LIST Of Jan
uar
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The exports for the month Of June GAS bbs.
pentne, al bbs spirits urpenne SO 4S5 Dbls. rosin,
36V7 bba tar; and for the past week, 93 bbls turpcn
HDe, 016 bbls resin.
OiIs SALES Of about 900 gallons rseed were made
o. &c 62c Crude whale and sperm were quiet tbs
issi sles comprised 400 bbs South Sea whale at the
Eastward. al 4,c and AGO do sperm at 81 21s. Olive
oil quiet and prices unchanged. small LOT Of psic
alost, was aoid at SIC.
PROVISIONS -Pork--Ibe market Grmer but less
active the saea comprised about 500 bblE including
meas at SIG IS Si6 Z5 thin ut $l6 clear
sIs ~ ana prime at $iz So Beef ia moderate
quest, win sa!es Of about ESQ 800 bbs Including
Ns prime at SO 80 TO- country at SO So IS,
packed ~ ~ 20 Si3 extra al STA Sib. Bacon
quiet ptcts unchanged Cut meats unchanged,
with aa'es OF 800 400 packages at 61sc. 61c. for
shoulders and &c. &c. for hams. Butter cneese
were plenty and prices unchanged
RioE---Saos OF 70 casks were made al 4c. q SC.
SERrPrime clover firm and scarce, and wanted at
full prices. Timothy was quiet and prices unchanged.
LDseed was duh an nominal at 81 60 81 81 asked Tao
stock Boston the let u july sad 10 amount 10
63 275 logs aud 1854 pockets against SO bags and
~ 469 pockets AT the same time last gear.
SrGAls lhe market firm but lcsg active the sales
embraced about 400 bDds. Cuba Iuscovado chiefly
grocery Gcoos, at &c. 6jsc, 100 nnde rooiado a,
elm 800 boxes al Go for csport.
HGfH.Y mall 8aea rlads "a =, l,c aud acDj
sud - saITo's were ned az CSC.
ItNNY tlCrB.S.leB OF cloGl were nana IN Boston q.
IHe.
aiiog sahs o. 100 tags plupu.o we're made :or ez-
port q. urlgaLe terms.