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HUNGARY.

The Vienna correspondent of The London Times
writes thus under date of May Ia:
Il" was informed this morning that the Hungarian
question il about 10 enter into new phase. W bile
Gen. Won Benedek was at Pesth he had very many in
terviews with persons of different ranks and classes
and when he returned TO this city it was with the
yiciion that Baron Won Hubner had spoken but the
truth when he declared TO bis colleagues that II was alb
sohtey necessary 10 make concessions to the Hunga
rsn nation. The Commanding General in Hungary
has been present at almost all the Cabinet Councils that
lave been held here during the last week, and he IA
said 10 have expressed his opinions with truly military
fraikness. Ii the information gwen me on the subject
be coHeC he told the Ministers that the present sysem
could only be maintained by force of arms He also
remarked that there time to be lost i they were
desrous Of coming to understanding with the Hun
aarians AS il was impossible TO say what the morrow
might bring forth. General Won Benedek is raid TO
have been equally plainspoken with the Emperor. lie
eApreesed a hope that liberal concessions would
satisfy the Hungarians but did not attempt TO
conceal from his Majesty that there was an extremely
hosIile feeling toward the Government IN Hungary
lie declared that, if his sovereign should be received
to uphold the present system 1t would be necessary TO
have recourse TO stringent measures without delay;
but lie added that violent collision between the troops
and the people would render reconciliation between
Hungary and Austria impossible. cannot guarantees
the correctness Of the foregoing information, but It
III acquired at good source and probably Is IN sub
stance correct. Three days ago II was positively as
serted that the counsel for the Crown had Instituted
Proceedings against Baron Nicholas Way, for having
cOnreIed TO become the curator of Illegally
iuied assembly, but there is reason to believe that
Government has resolved to make an attempt to come
TO an understanding with the Hugsrian Professionals.
Tie day before yesterday il whispered that Count
Leo 1hm, the Minister for Ecclesast al Aiiars, was
sbout 10 retire from Office and it hardly admits of n
doubt that he was in imminent danger of being dis
missed Oh 1bursday Friday last cannot say that
the patent Of September will be Withdrawn, bur 1t 10
morally certain that Count Leo Thun will be obliged
10 change his Obey toward the Professionals.
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would have found me st either Of those places, bss

would have found mo ct either Of those pssees' BID
none one 10 hand. ~,
The ridiculous suggestion, put forward BY mr.;
Hesnan, of mutilstng the b,lt laugh to scorn' anu
could afford TO treat II with the contempt 1t r'r
Tut that some good friends q mine-of the Peace
Society-have, nnOoenty enough, ps'ronized the no
ton.
The belt, Sir, have fought hard to misunderstanding
for that prize have within the last three years
defeated some of the best men Of my country-sn,'
without intending TO cast the slightest slur on my gal
lsnt opponent, | say that no American cilizen, o,
foreigner from any other land, however nowefy anu
fuII v shall bear it, OF the buckle Of it, from Oid En-
gland while my arm and heart are capable OF DEFEND
ING it, / am hs ready MIR. Heenan to hight again,
and Iudiate with indignation the nsnua,ion that
am not.
mine ty indefeasble right; and IL Mr.. Heenan
bad def aed me II would not be bis. lie would have
TO do ss have doDe-meet every asprant 70 the hohof
Of wearing for three years before he would become
the law iu poss. seor Of The trophy. Wha, them be-
cones of the assertion made in Mr. Heenan letter that
he belt is equally owned by both Of US There 10 no
sucb equality but will do him the justice he appears
DESTROYS of denying me, by admitting his equally IN
valor. To run, swim, or wTestie ior tine oe. OF ene
prize ring is a challenge emineDtly absurd that one
cen hardly imagine il emanates fro n sane man, ana
The evidence OF alteration of mind ia greatly strength
cred ly the proposal to jump off a house top
The fame proposition was once made by lunatic'
wi met his medical attendant alone on the roof OF the
asylum. "Let us, said the mad patient, Selling the
occtor with firm grasp "jump down" but the med
al man, with great presence OF mind, replied, Nay,
anybody could jump down; let us go into the street
End lump up" Like Teddy the Tier know some
thing of the roofs of houses and their foundations also,
and While l PROFESSIONALLY admit that HeenaD is
brick, hope always TO be able to say with truth
10 do now, lat am brlcklayer. The oher TO hight
our men, at intervals of 80 days, savors Of bounce,
and il N, worthy Of John Heenan. He should remem-
Der tlst il might take him the first month to yanquish
TOM SAVERS
Corden Hotel COrenf GGydcn May Is
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DEATH OF THEODORE PARKER.

tTOu The IOHdor Nept, nay lofh
The following is I'M extract from private letter to
Professor Newman, dated Florence, May ii, 1860;
u have sad news to communicate. Our dear suffer
ing friend Theodore Parker died yesterday evening.
Yet there never was an easier end life but lately
full of vigor. saw him about three hours before he
died living calmly, while life ebbing away uncon-
sciously TO himself He left written directions for his
fune raj limiting to five persons the attending HIN 10
the grave, of whom am one. Many Americans here
are expressing their wish 10 appear mourners, but
il il Il ought right to abide by his instructions. He
deelfpd the eleven inst IF tho Sermon on the
Mount the blessings of jesus TO be read over his
grave and then plain gray stone, with his name aud
age and nothing further of inscription Mr.. Cunning
ham, Boston Unitarian minister, will read the pas
sage. He a sincere friend and admrer of Parker.
We hope to get cast taken of Mr.. Parker to-day.
Mrs. Parker, bis poor gentle wife, has hitherto borne
mp well. Miss Stevenson, who has so long resided
with them also with him to the last. She thinks,
from the peculiar tenderness Of his manner yesterday
that be knew he dying. He had been dreamy for
some days, and talked ramblingly of two Theodore
Parkers one here, and planted in ID 1ston, who
would finish his work perhaps true tn lught, only
mystcally expressed. Among his last wel-cOnnected
words were these:
on course YOU know afraid to die though wished
to live and hnish much work which onged to do had gea
powers committed to and have but half used them
Since writing this have seen him lying, o 50
peacefully | have seen death under a form 80
devoid Of terror The hectic color remains on his
check and il il hard 10 persuade oneself he mas passed
away. He ceased to breathe without the least
struggle
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attempt for be sshorrcd the man and his rule; and
much as be might be disposed to find fault with the
Govspnent Of England in dealing with Ireland t
would 10 OF the greatest calamtes that could DO
fall Lis Country 10 allow that man. or single soldier
that fought under his banner to ct foot upon shores
Whist he desired was hst this country should be pro-
served iron The vaccinations of Of this kind;
and lie therefore asked gentlemen 70 pause before they
sanctioned principle that might prove dangerous 70
us interests lie thought that as the friends Of lib
ery they should be the last TO age any scoun
dieI Who wss endeavoring to carry out his own pri-
vae Obiecle under the auspices OF two kngly robbers
wlose names would be branded with infamy when the
history of th, 30 times WIS written. Hear
After some remarks of a rambling character, espe-
cally aimed at what called the revolutionary tsDe
Of Lord John Russers speech the subject was dropped
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:, .s- .tsss s. port ss- . sss % say
Dr. Hsss Sss s The s i o. hss enlisted
70 e for sch person 20 sdd a. a a. s's and ss
60 osre whh shall be The e,pn-e q the nor o. con,ss
which they have landed and no vessel shall As psrnitsdS
sse isnne until such expense, shall have 'sen pno
Inson OF The officers duly authorized by theAo Tor ssos
SIR All officers employees Of the Marine HoAptsl
ce al be required reside within the Qa.r4rtias
INC =, sns .ne Cen1i.one Of Emigration hereby q
care end Ss ample IN eyy p. r.
and ocI in eo1u.on The discharge q the sever.
body s,sHp dlss da. . sas.y a. prov
Of Fnan tie Beslih Oeer Of Pors and The Physieiss
S 81 ID and ,Ss ps nesDecn sp I S :. be @.ass
ceuiy indicate ,h, appreciation Of their respective obys-
,Is,o~ pppose Of eece he removal Of u. or
toy and the provisions Of tenorsy accommodation or The
n and wherever such we're provided The Com
i'.oneD Of Emigration were to .scep the sae ana laws
tho .e Ts " s. p,t and g.
ted M fotas quarantine purposes and while in the
pss.g them over the Commissioners Of Endsraoo they
Ods by The Lessurs IN your Judgment the pubs
health required H. provide temporary accommodation At any
os cs With yellow fever o. other pe.,e dsssse
until the present ouuntine shall be removed and shall be Tie
ton suitable arrangements for the removing and
proper Of such persons be sick st the Hospital
Caeton and when such arrangements shall have been sd
thereof shall have been given to the Of
they shall send sick persons 70 sid Hospital
but send them 10 such places the sad Commissioners
shall designate, and pay the expense Of their support"
IT, them the Floating Hospital 10 which aiusion Is made -
your stio intended the temporary scoommo
datioD which substitute the Hospital at Caton for tbs
ption Quarantine patients Is only that
should tender the unequyocay to the Commissioners 81
order that ii be entitled their support and The
liz mt board receive the medical to which By law hry
are entitled BY order Of the Commissioners Of Health
FERNANDO WOOD, Chairman
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Took THE SHIP.-On Tuesday night, lot of thiev
ing sailor boarding house got on board the
ship Glasgow, from Rotterdam, drove the mates be-
low, and began supplying the sailors with bad rum,
preparatory to running them ashore, and reshiPpng
them while drunk. The Harbor Police heard Of
what was going on, boarded the ship drove of tbs
rascaly vampires and replaced the officers in posses
sion Tie captain was absent during the whole affair.
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TAdveTtissment.
To THE TRAVELLING COMMUNITY.

WoLPEs celebrated SCHEDAx AROMATIC ScHsAPps should
~ the hands Of every traveller No family should have tas
city be without supply during the weather. invs
rably III change OF weather and
eTsee it il the purest liquor made In the world -,
Put mp pint and quart bottles Sold by al Drussise NV
GERS ard Fruit Stores
ALSO, WOLVES PuRK CoGNAc,
"BRANpY BoTrLKs.'
MADEIRA, SHERRY. AND
80 osr WINE"
FOk MEDICAL UsE' ....
Families who Wines shoud give the preference u
above. They al warranted pure and the oe'' =
bottl, has the mposrs certificate Of ~ pnr o ~ -
Apothscses Stores Grocss, and o. she DsP'' w.
Bsayer+t.
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THE SLAvE-TRkDE BY SrEAa.-On Tuesday even
ing, Deputy Marshal Thompson proceeded to Pier No.
81 North River, and, by directions Of the Collector
and Surveyor of the Port took possession of the steam
chip City of Norfolk. 1t appeared that this vessel had
been for several days advertised to sail with goods and
passengers for st. Thomas, W. l., and that the sus-
picons Of the Custom authorities being aroused,
the steamer searched when two extra large tanks
full of water, and unusually large supply of coal
were found on board. The steamer is now in the GUS
tody of the United States Marshal, awaiting further
proceedings for her confscaton.
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CITY ITEMS.

Bulls HEAD.-All the bullocks yarded in Forty
fourth street for the suppy OF the market this week.
were sold yesterday and day before al slight advance
upon the quotations of the previous week but as az
pears from the report of the market in another column
the adyaI ce was owing to the fact that large
portion Of the stock held by spectators than to
any increase in the demand, decrease in the supply.
Tie top price seems to be about 81 cents net pound
for the meat, except few extras at 10 cents.
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FELoSIoUs AssAULT.-John Miller, laboring maa
living in Fifth avenue near Forty-secend street, was
quite intoxicated Tuesday afternoon, and was seen
sitting in the second-story window Of bis house fast
asleep. A young man named Terence Riley went sP
10 Milers to speak to him. Shortly after Riley
entered the Miller was seen TO fall from the win
dow to the sidewalk, thereby receiving serious iujs
ries. He was picked up in an nsensible condition and
conveyed to the Bellevue Hospital Mrs. Miller alleges
that young Riley pushed her husband out Of the WIN
dow, which accusation he stoutly denies, but says
Miller fell out without being touched by any one.
Riley was arrested by Officer Hogan of the Nineteenth
Ward and locked up for examination.
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Arrest PoR PERJURY.-Wiiliam C. Hornfager, a
lawyer. having an Office at No. % Wall street, was
yesterday arrested, charged with perjury. MIR. am
ue w. Talmadge alleges that the accused was called
as witness before a referee, appointed by the Supe-
ror Court in the case of Cogrove against Talmadge.
The case was brought to the sum Of $50 for
services rendered and is alleged that Mr.. Hornfager
swore falsely to points material to the issue. He was
held for examination by Justice Connolly.
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ADVERTISEMENT
NprpopoIyrAN HOTEL RECIPES.

"For valuable consideration We have furnished to
s,ea p,sc,icsi Chemist OsK HUNDRED orr cHOIcxrT
pS, 70, CooxIsG BAKsG MAKING Pies, PASTRY CRKAsa
% -" SIMON LxLASp Co,
use Metropolitan Hotel Broadway, New-York-
The above Recipes ior preparing very large variety 81
dhss eue.s desserts &c, IN the latest FKzscB ESeLisE
and AAKKIoAS sTNLSs
they havs all been added TO j. n. Sr,FYoRp's
FAMILY REcEPr Book which contains go Of the
are Al valuable recipes and receipts pubhed Sold fos
u cents Sent free by mail on receipt Of price, by
J. r. STAFFORD, Practical Chemist,
No AZ Broadway New-Ioyt-
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RIcHmosD COUNTY JATL.-The Board of Supervisors
of Richmond County have taken measures to erect a
new Jail, which it is supposed viii cost about $4,000.
Sealed proposals for building viii be received until
June I3 The plans and specifications are at the
County Clerks Office and will remain there for ex-
animation.
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FRIoHrESrD TO DEArH.--On Monday last, a girl,
abou, seven years Of age, naned Mary Hawkins,
whose parents resde at No. go Ese Eighteenth
street, died almost instantly from the effects OF fright
occasioDed by disturbance among the inmates OF the
louse. Deceased was Of very delicate consstution,
and subjec, to fits. Coroner Jacknan held an ID4'eSt
in the csse and the jury rendered verdict in accord
auce with the facts.
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hours Of 10 and i2a M Parents who are too poor to
provide for their children rs they would wish, wal
have an opportunity Of securing good homee in the
country for them, by making application az above.
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VIOLATING THE Prior LAws.-Ohicer King yester-
day arrested Solomon Thomas, part owner and captain
of the stesmtug Tempest, who is charged with having
towed five different vessels through Hell Gate without
taking on board proper pilot in violation Of the pilot
laws Of the State Mr. T. j. Jennings of No. q Coen-
ties clip il tie complainant. Justice Connolly held the
accused to answer in the sum Of $500.
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EXCISE COMMISSIONERS -The Board met on Wednes-
day morning, and graz ted fifteen hcenses-thirteen to
pnkeeper and two to storekeepers. Altogether
seventy LICENCES have been granted this year. APpl-
cans are notified that notice will be taken OF their
applications unless they properly filed in and in
oorsed.
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SEWER CosrRAcrs.-Bids for the building Of two
sections of sewers were opened at the Croton Ofios
yesterday, resulting as follows:
Sewer In Fifty street. from Second $50 eet
east awarded Chss r. Devn at 81 ~ y square foot
Fifty street from Third 23s feet eas
awarded 10 Terrt McManus at so O. Y square foot
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REAL ESTATE snrs.-The following sales were

FATAL FALL.--A man named John Shorthall wa
killed on Tuesday night by falling from hay Ion at No l
Ninth avenue while intoxicated The deceased employed
there had climbed the loft sleep of the fumes liquor
and while trying descend fell the and almost
instantly killed Schre held inquest the BODY
which resulted in q verdict Of accidental death.
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REMAINS OF HUMAN BoDY.-The workmen EN-
ployed digging Of Broadway and Resde street
Saturday exhumed the remains of human body two feet below
surface Officer Biswnger Of the Broadway squad tooS
them 10 the Office By order Of Jackmsn they
TO Mr. Keoggs Office Whether the mystery be unraves
is probematical
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WEST PoIsT.-The annual examination Of the Ca
diets at West Point will commence by the organization
of the Board of Visitors Friday. The Cadets will
lie reviewed on the same day.
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tAd~ertisement.l
JAPANESE EMBASSY.

Just received from Washington on exhibition n
BKADY's GALLERr,
No. 643 Broadway
The only authentic of them taken In this country
Also different, candidates for the Presidency and Fss
Presidency
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fAdycrtisemeni'I ,r.,in.

preston and Los. of Geo, cured By Ssn' s"S psas.
% o"i uhst'enusa o, LARnosT Physician and surssoa
kahor Io No i BrcsaWey up sai's nSs n a 20.
M 10 m M say Tuesday and Thsisdsy s.ru'nss N ~
ss ,s no sdnd w. u stimOnss in his popular book
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advertisement !

GAS! GAs.-NEw GAS FIXTURES for the Spring
trade superior any offered before viii be found gu
great Manufacturing Depot Removes to No sIs Bs1sdC
opposite Niblo's WAxssa, PscA 70
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Advertisement.
pRIIJJANT iECTIFRE.

The Rev VIM II. MILBUhs delivers bis great lecture
Aaron THIS EVENING at cooper Institute after whioh
the Court Of Death will be exhibited and explained cents
ad nits 10 the whole. Tocomulepce at O'Clock.
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FoH TIE WEsT.-TIe Childrens Aid Society are
preparing company Of boys aud girls for homes in the
Wet. Any poor children who are unhappy as to be
unproyieed Tor, will do well to call at the Newsboys
Lodging House, No. l2s Fulton street, between the
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Advertisement

TAdYertlsrmentI
Girls and Women should understand PHREHOL-
oeY TO enable them to avoid se6.h immoral and ss
to train educate children properly Examinations s FowLsA
{ WEISS, No. 30s Broadway.
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IAdvertisementl
HOJSFhFHPrRS

VIII find every description Of English Medallion Velvet Brus-
sells 1hreepy and Ingram Csrpeting, Rugs Mats Mstns Oh
greatly reduced prices at HIRAM AspERsoSs Great Carpet
tSblishnieni, No ~ bovery sign OF the Golden Eagle
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SUICIDE or GERMAN WosAS.-On Tuesday
afternoon German woman named Clara Gerbhard
committed suicide by taking arsenic. She had lived
with her husband at No. 30 Avenue A. but in conse-
quence of frequent quarres resolved to put an end to
her life When the sickness which followed the taking
of the poison upon her. she repented of her crime
and sent for friend TO whom she explained what she
lad done. A physician was called, who applied the
usual remedies without avail the unfortunate woman
breathing her last at about o'clock p. m. A post
mortem examination of the body was made yesterday
morning by DIR. Bouton, by direction Of Coroner
Scbrmer 1t at ascertained that death wac
caured by the administration of arsenic and verdict
to that effect rendered. Deceased was "a years Of
age.
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MEYERS MIRACULOUS YERMIN Dtsi 49,.
superior 70 all other articles TOT derioyins Ma ID No 6Is
ster Bugs and every species Of Nsrniin' '''
Broadway, and by all dIuggists
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Advertising, COMMERCIAL aud Domestic PHOTO
GRAPBY-PoRrRAirs and NiYws-Tweny-four PicrrKHs for
Sl, At HOMES, No a9o Broadway late Reade-d
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ODD FIsH.-Barnum has just ADDED to his Museum
lot Of queer fish, caught in the Gulf of Mexico. The
Cow Fish looks, in it's outline, not unlike the AMI
nal whose name il bears. The Angel Fish, 10 called,
IL said 10 be unknown to naturalsts 1t certainly is
very beautiful in form and color. Fancy the body Of
a sun fish with curious continuous membranes upon
H. back and belly extending outward and backward
until they form "A crescent between the horns Of which
the delicate tail plays. The face Of the fish is singu-
lnrly intelligent in its outlines and expression, and
around il ID line Of vivid irridscent color now green
now brightly cerulean and 70 nation in the same
colors that might readily be taken for beard
The prevailing eolors of the body mostly brown
ind yellow but, along the edges of the upper and
lower finn, and within the crcscent are lines Of the
fss ing bues, fading into orange iinis. The fish
il about laIg. M mans hand and is decidedly the
most striking ichtbyological specimen that We have
ever SEEN There are many other curious scaly fellows
well worthy the alteiton Of the curious.
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ACADEMY OF MUsIc-THE NEW SEAsos.-Madame
Coresi Is brave prima donna, for al a time when it
is usually considered the MUSES. take nap she is about
to open the Academy with very fine company, her
eelf included. The names are, beside her own, Miss
Adelaide Phillips, the eminent American eoutralto,
signOr Susim the best basso in the country Signor
Amodo, the best baritone voice, Signor Musian the
newtenor, yet unheard here Of whom fame speaks 40
v ell, Signor Nanni basso profondo, Signor Sbrglia,
Siguor Tamaro and Sgnor Muzo as Conductor. The
house will open next Monday with II Poliuto.
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A BAD CooK.-Georgs Mead, a eolored man, was
arrested yesterday by Officer Dusenberry on a
charge of stealing $3.50 worth of sverware from the
cabin of the ship Webster, in which vessel Mead was
employ ed ar cook. The robbery took place in March
ast, and since then Mead has concealed himself
where in the outskirts of Williamsburgh, where he
arrested. The prisoner is supposed to have been
n accomplice of Sunrise" the steward of the vessel
who was arrested few days ago on charge of pur-
Joining the silver of the captain Of the Webster.
The property stolen by Mead was recovered, and he
was committed to the Tombs.
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lAdyerti.emeut.l

Z. u. HAMMOND, NJ. D., Medical and Surgica
Specialist (author Of HAMnoNps NV MEDICAL BooK) No.
$50 Broadway Bonds hrsthoor up stairs from al ..
aud til Q. Consultation Frdacdis.