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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-15

DIscu,RGF OF THE REv. HESRY BUDGE.-The SIM
oular circumstances attending the arrest OF the Rev.
nenry Bulge Of Lewis County, on suspicion OF muir,
de,ne his wife have attracted much attention. II Will
be remembered that some months since she was found
in bed with her throat cut from 10 ear. IN inquest
WA held and "A verdict OF suicide rendered. The de-
ceased had some years before an attack OF insan
tv Subsequently difference arose in the Church OF
which Mr.. Bulge was pastor, and also in the com,
munity at large, between Mr. Budyc's friends and
tbese not feeling friendly to him. On the heels of this
came suspicious that Ars. Budge had not committed
suicide and the body was disintered and port-norem
examination held and another Jury called ~ decide
The result of this n verdict of homicide inp,-
eating Mr.. Badge. He placed in the custody
of officers. The Coroner subsequently acted as
a committing magistrate; long examination Was gone
into the accused as the People, having able counsel
aud masses Of testimony much Of II new Were takeh
This examination resulted in Mr.. Bulge beng ially
committed. His counsel at once procured u habsd$
corpus 10 teri the legality of the second inquest ana OF
the examination aud conmitta before The tofonor as
Magistrate. On Tuesday aud Wednesday me Questions
were ably argued before Judge Bacon ~ We b ana on
Wednesday his Honor announced hls deeSioH, "n's.'
WAS 10 the effect that the second Coroner iques.
the care was unauthorized Illegal and yoid ana INA.
Tie commitment of Mr. Bulge by the Coroner, aeting
M a magistrate upon the rendition OF Tie ,eeoha YER
diet was also consequently void. An orief was NJ
once rendered for the dscharge OF Mr.. Badge, who
free man. received the hearlles, coDgra'aS'icS from
the large number who were present an. qy.,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-15
AMERICAN DRAMATIC FUND ASSOCIATION

At the annual meeting of this Association, held yes
,erday afternoon at it, rooms No. 4s6 Broadway the
following officers were elected TO serve one year from
the 1t proximo: President, James L. Brady Trus
tees w. Z. Chapman, j. 5. Holbrook, q. W. Me
Lean John n. Gern, John Broughami Treasurer, j.
III. OSlcv; Secretary G. =. Bernardo Directors, w
l.. BateInan, WI Blake John Byrne, j. Brd8man,
j. q. Burnett, n. Il. Clarke, w. Dayldge, 1. Hadii-
way, H. Hylliard, ii. D. sherwood, j. w. Lanyard,
c. X Mason, j. Moore, j. Seton, Barney Williams.
The annual report was read by G. 3. Bernard
showing that during the past year the sum OF 53l 80
sCc r widows aud 2i for funeral expenses Balance o. ex
penditue 81 SIT &c. The receipts during the same pend IN
cudrr balance hsrd SO 100 e. Basnce In bank to cry
Of Association S65s IL The assets follows: Invested II
show the benefit that many have derived from me
ell supeTannused and have been or lonS
time unable 10 help .nselyes: Mrs w H. C. paid 20 aId
received 80 13 9 MI T. X psid tlSl S-receved
M r w fhnd easel paid as 25-rcceived, 81 Boo ~
Mrs A. B paid s55 received 81 659 Oh; Mr. j. A pad W.
received s6 %; Mr. w A. tower 90 years Of ag aud now
sckj paid 49, received 81 sgi 90 Mn r. paid $el resn'ea
siBB O8; Mrs A. o. y. paid $50 received II sSs "8 SiI ~
II r. Maid $50 IS rec ,ived So 49, 0; Mr. G. W. tcH pd
Ils Is received SEQ; Mr. q. II. A. paid tl' reeeiS ed
3i3r3 Mrs C. paid 9l rs received $40 WIDOW =, Pa
4i2s received 1885, NJ H. j. C. nce deceased paid rp9 ~
received S4.O Widow ". H. jr paid 10 p received w o.
Mrs NJ s sick) paid s6i IS received $ssI " Mr ~ o.
ticij paid TT received $40 M g. paid $50 received
+sis 2s Mir D. L. (eoeased paid ITO zs received ffg9
lid l IS received 4il6 So Mr. w T. paid $lia 25 re-
feiv ed +f.e8 O3 Mr.. r. has waived hb claim i, =,
Five deaths occurred during the y~ Mr. DE LGmdn2 o. "
Frtipge IA Watson Mrs ". ". Flaming Mr. w g. Taylor,
The report further show I'd That There were ~ aius Oh
sick fund widows and Is anutitarts - .
Association Is in prosperous CONDITION. ana now paying
out all moneys recei, I'd from interest and subscription pro
eng The lick claimants and annian Widows receive fi0V
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-15

SECESSION RATIFIED AT SAvAsNAH.-On Tuesday
evening sth inst. the Democracy of Savannah held
barge meeting at that city, to hear the report Of their
delegates TO tie Charleston Convention. Several
speeches were made and series Of resolutions were
unanimously passed. The following convey n clear
idea of the spirit of the meeting and Of the result at
which il arrived:
Rs.Ired That commend and heartily approve OF the
duct of our who sted against the action Of and
,.ithdrew from the Charleston Convention.
Reored That the invitation Of the sqna Soyer
ex majority Of the late Convention TO the South States
action of their seccdng delegates, send
other. TO their vacancies in the Convention to Bs
more AZ selespect which
eddy ebuked by the Democracy Of Georgia and the whole South
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-15

The Washington Star of the 18th inst. Gays ti'a,
within the last twentyfour hours it has become mucn
more hopeful Of the reunion Of the Democracy al
Baltimore the disposition of the Souh III Congress 10
that end having greatly increased in that time IL :"
the result of positive certainty that OIL again coming
together, the Convention will adopt the constitutional
PLATFORM originating, by the by, with the newborn
delegation drawn up BY Mr.. John Coehianel' ana
prctented 10 the Charleston Convention us an owe
branch Offering by the Tennessee delegation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-15

Ry,n,ot.s MprrIYo.-A meeting Of the Universalist
raacbers, Linton was held last evening in the Rev.
Dr. Cbapins Church, when the rev. henry
Blanchard President of the organization read an III.
terestng paper, takngfor hS subject John Wyci'hs.
The meeting war well attended ny Inc teao"efS' WIZ
have charge Of about fifteen hundred SCHOLARS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-15
Later from Havana.

IHAKLEsION, APIII IJi iO00'
The steamship Isabel has arrived from Havana and
Key West 10th inst.
Havana was healthy. 90,
Sugars were firm and active; Muscovaao- % COS
reals.
Moiasses was dull Clayed 81 80 reals Muscovado
AZ a 81 reals.
FTeights active -, yo,r
York and Boston discount u a. premium
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-15
uru;op Ratification Meeting.

BALIIMONk, MOnduy, My IT, IoV0
The Union Ratification meeting tonight at Monu'
meni Square. was great political demonstration,
splendid stand Illuminated with gas The gather
ing very large with fne display OF muSlS VAN,
ns2encies and fireworks The Hon. John L. Kennedy
Dreaded Clubs were marching to the square, and a
large bell in "a furiture-car war ringing through the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-15
Alabama Politics.

MOBILE, May IL I86U.
At q Democratic mass meeting on Saturday night,
The secedes from the Charleston Convention were ss-
tanned Delegates were appointed TO the Convention
TO be held on the 1lth of June.
A similar meeting was held ill., Montgomery on the
same night with tie same result.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-15

TESTIMONIAL TO SAVERS The Erraislsnen in this
city, determined not to DO oatdone in generosity by
their sounIymen at home, have started subscription
for the benefit Of Sayers. A weli-knows artist aud
erateur have the matter in band, and meeting will
soon be held for the purpose III appointing responsible
parties to receive donations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-15

ANOTHER OVERLAND Pony ExPRps-The 81.
Louis Democrat says that the telegraph line will soon
be completed TO Fort Smith on this side and Los
Angeles on the other, when the Over land Mail Com
rany operating under the Butterwrth contract, will
establish horse express in oppos ion ,otha, owned
by Russell & Co. upon the Centre route. The calcu-
laton IN to go from Fort Smith to Los Angeles in five
fayp. A. IHlf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-15
Alabama Politics.

MoBnr, Ala, Monday, MAY IA, ISbU:
Thirty.ive leading and prominent gentlemen Of Mo
bile sign call for State Convention TO meet at Selma
on the 4th of June, to select delegates to Baltimore.
II is signed by Gov Winston, Mr.. Forsyth, Dr. Nolt,
M Iebaron. Judge McKinstry, and others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-15

E,c,n Acctpysr. -sophia Pe"ey, a girl IL years OF
age was severely burned las, n'go' uy u'o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-15

Tsmmany becomes vacant, and this catsstrophs b
likely to be heavy blow and great diseoaragemsns h
The Old Wigwam. itsal 3aii@i4
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The steamer Bay state.

1ORosTO Monday, May III, io"'
The steamer Bay State finally got on yesterday,
and came into port little injured. She VIII resume her
trips Immediately.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-15

The question Of the Canadian seat Of Government 10
now definitely settled, An at.cmps made in the Pro-
yincal Parliament the othey day 10 suspend the erce-
ton Of the pubic buildings at Ottawa failed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-15
Obituary.

BOsToN, Monday, May ia, IotV.
Martin Bates, q well-known merchant, died here
vestartsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-15
The Steamship Isabel, etc.

CH.nLFsTOY Monday, May II, I5D0. >,
The steamship Isabel has broken her shaft and VIII
90 to New-York to repair. The Cahawba taxes her
place and will sail for Havana on the i9th INST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-15
The Pony Express.
Sr. JcsxPH, Monday. May IA. 1850.

OF. vcshrh, mVnuay, may IL, icoV.
The California Pony Express arrived here ut
o'clock this morning with California dates to May s.
Oregon to April 2S and British Columbis to the Both.
The crops in California are considered sadly dam
aged from hesvy storms of rain and hail.
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From the many letters which the author has received
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,5llgnranfs Gurllusriss

nFFICE OF THE UNION MUTUAL INSUR-
NANCE COMPANY, New YORK, January 26th, 1860
me following Statement of the Affairs of the Company is
Charter ~ ~ " "
outstanding premiums, January l. 1889 sSl6O34 Al
81, 1889:
~ hIshs''.s..'.
oh flfe................ .,............... 635S66O
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9grifnltnraI.


Sgrlcnltural.
TUANO! GUANOl!
~ We desire to inform Dealers Commission Merchants
arrangements with the Agents of the Peruvian Gov
caIa in rU dney are on the
" enabled to furnish uano on as liberal heretofore
ing but the pure genuine article, delivered from Agents
We have also hand supply Of the very quality of
inspected "a, AAMIEXfTC4SSA GGTiNn WHITE ypyI
CAN GUANo and all varieties of known and established
reputation
p.MALC0M x co,
ja21-tf opposite new Corn Exchange Building
Drown MEXICAN GUANO.
store and foI sale by
MACDONALD 4 DUGDALE,
JalSt cornerl.ong Dock and Pratt street
RAUGHS RAW-BONE
Mad entirely from Bones which have been neither boiled
nor o"'cned' and warranted qniim in quality, for sale by
jal2tt cor, er Long Dock 4 Pratt street
A PERUVIAN GUANO.
- Direct from warehouse OF the agent If the Peruvian
Government in prime oT%s s1t for sale by r-cn
Jalou corner Long Dock and Pratt street
baltimore AND VIRGINIA MILL FEED.
~ Consisting of Middngs 3IOwnstu and Bran Cor sale
at 10" prices by '''S' O M ",GGE"; pueDALE
JaL5 u corner l.ons Lock an Pratt street
r MOI PERUVIAN GUANo,
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE,
CONTAINING ) Ammonia, & per
[ Phosphate of Lime, 81 per cent.
Warranted the most concentrated, universal
fertilizer offered for sale containing the stimulating
properties of Peruvian Guano and the durable fertiizng
effects Of Ground Bones; adapted for all soils and crops In
dry POWDER for sowing drilling in with the Grain
Every package bears the inspection and our name in
red letters None other genuinc
Price $l5 per 1000 lbs. j. j. K F. TURNER,
mhl6u II Pratt street, Baltimore.
A A MEXICAN GUANO, GROWN. Very
LAneh in Phosphate Of Lime, containing 81 per
than the standard of fine
For sale in bulk or bbls. by J. J. Il F. TURNER,
ielS-u ~ Pratt street, Bait.
A MEXICAN GUANO, (WHITE AND
ABROWN lin bulk bills containing from Go to Is per
cent of Bone Phosphate of Lime For by cargo or less
quantities by J. j. Il + TURNER
fel9-tf AZ Pratt street
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Wholesale and retail by WIN. H. READ, DRUGGIST, No
GO BROADWAY, door below Pratt street. Baltimore
At retail by druggists generally. Thomson K Block Hano
yer street, Wholesale Agents for Baltimore dI3-3m
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SAMUEL HARRIS h SONS,
~ BANKERS, STOCK EXCHANGE
AND NOTE BROKERS'
No. 1876 BALTIMORE STREET,
COLLECT all accessible points United States and
Canadas, promptly, and favorable terms
BUY and SELL CHECKS and UNCURRENT BANK
NOTES, at low rates
NEGOTIATE TIME PAPER and STOCK LOANS, and
BUY and sell on Commission STOCKS ECURITIES in
this and other markets -
RECEIVE DEPOSITS in Bankable or Uncurrent Funds
department
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CONSIDER of Man, SIS Ell Natural, light pressed lbs
Washington, Nav Queen, q "
Mitchelrs Choice, "A. Thoms t. Sons
Do. do los Celebrated
J. H. LEAFS, Flake IS" 6
Washington, X lbs Queen of the South
CONSIDER of Man, FL Dorado
A Thomas L. Sons Grape, Harr s. Louisa Bell
c. C. C. Fig Tobacco Morantlque. lbs
FL Kader Twist, in foil, Wide Wide World
Jas. Thomas, Jr IS Citron Fig T. H Nance, Gold Leaf
A. B. Cald we'll twist, Planet ofthe South,
Mai. J. Harris, r Il twist. Richd Harvey,
Saml. Ward, lbs Creighton Thee Bellies,
g. c. Morgan, CO.. Dark Sweet
' a Tobacco Stems in hhds A. Spotswood,
Smoking Tobacco in bbls. Simpson & Black,
Hyena Club Smoking Tobacco Ii ba
For sale by WIN. BAYNE,
ft2u No 10 Exchange Place.
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Goal.

KINGSTON COMPANY'S COAL.
IN Orders for this pure White Ash COAL, (Which has
been found by to all other kinds for domestic and
ma,nufacuring purposes should be left with c. ~ De
SON at the Office "a Second street. the Office 20 West
Falls avenue first Coal Yard below Pratt street) Short
Mountain Free Burning, also Georges Creek Cumberland
on hand and for sale by the carr or single ton
WM. NICELY MONT d co.
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We prepared to all kinds Roofs steep or
fat old, shingles, tar metal steamboats, and
with this unequalled Roofing material From long
experience in the business the inventor has discovered
wherein lie the chief causes of failure nearly all roofing
met with and after complete system chemical artificial
and natural experimentation he has used certain parts
and been adding it for years-he produced roof
which is offered to crtcising public far superior any
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The Board of Trustees have this day
heSotced That an interest of SIX PER CENT. on the
amount OF scrip heretofore authorized be paid
10 the crpholders their legal representatives. on and
att e the seventh day of February mex: Also,
Resolved That a Dividend of THIRTY SIX PER GENT
De declared upon the nett earnings Of the Company
year ending 3st December 1889 for which certificates will
ther - ~ 80
heSotted, That after reservng ONE MILLION OF DOL
LARS accordance with provisions of the charter the
whole Of the outstanding Scrip of the 1851 and Fifty
per cent OF the issue 1882 will be and pad
9e holders thereof or their legal representatives and
after the 2lS day of February next The Certificates
surrendered at the time OF payment cancelled to the
extent paid - - "
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TNO. s. CUTTINGS 4 co,
u BANKERS, EXCHANGE
STOCK AND BILL BROK ERS
No % SoUTH STREET.
Buy and sell on Commission Stock and Securities in this
and other markets
Purchase and sell Ground Rents
Advances made Stocks Real Estate, Notes, other
rollaterals. - -
Negotiate Time Paper and Stock Loans
Make collections all accessible points in the United
States and Canada.
Receive deposits Bankable and Uncurrent Funds and
transact the business of Private Banking in ali
ments. Interest allowed on deposits jals-tf
ISRAEL COHEN
STOCK, BILL AND NOTE BROKER
No. s NORTH STREET,
Buys and sells commission Securities Of this and
other markets negsates Notes. Loans, &c my4f
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Amnsfmknts.

| MARYLAND INSTITUTE.
! WEDNESDAY, February sth, 1860.
BUcK The E selSOrp 8 L and 3 oEEigiW2a
ETHIOPIAN ByRLEssSSGGE OPERA TROUPE!
Together with IS 39Ufip G Gdsp PrmA Donna
The only complete Band of Minstres the world and the
only e0T BTREE il ssNis 6PFR Rst performs
ppSe Is frFS southern
The BEST SINGERS, the BEST hANCERs, and the most
a0''5 PHsa NfGko EafS EFfa!Hs T be
5GRs 'ssfRf 6F FiiR of
Doors quarter before7 Performances commence
fes,iw - JOS JOHNSTON, Agent
E1RONT STREET THEATRE.
POSITIVELY LAST APPEARANCE
COOPER OPERA E TROUPE
THIS Saturday EVENING, Feb. 18th, will be pre-.
BY PARTICULAR REQUEST,
On TBH R a E SESkE and all other
STARS of the Troupe will appear.
ADMISSION
Prlvae Boxes. 90 and 200
PaS,. Is
Family Circle and Gallery %
Subscription tickets in Dress Circle S. each
Doors open at to commence quarter to O'Clock 1t
baltimore MUSEUM
IL THIS AFTERNOON,
SYLvANUs CoBBs
The Ff Rf bf RSSs sESEy q FT t sEb
go. THE RED RANGER.
Fsf GS ag
keyser Chas, Hale
Squre Norman Mr.. WIN. Bokee
Miss Jennie Parker
Mrs Chas Hale
New and appropriate Scenery.
THIS EVENING, THIS EVENING,
Will be performed
= ESMERALDA, or THE BELL RINGERS,
euasamooo'. Mr.. j. b. Studley
Copcud. with
THE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM
- Secure your seats early.
~ Old prices, 25 and S756 cts
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
RUNKEL co, Lessees. JNO T. FORD. Manager |
ENGAGEMENT OF
MIR. j. T.. MURDOCH.
q H s e y II NJ " G,
LAST APPEARANCE OF Mr.. j. f. MURDOCH
will be performed
y, THE STRANGER.
ne stranger Mr. }. E. Murdoch
MIS- Halter. Mrs. Gladstane
Dance by Mad'le Ida.
Concluding with
THE DRAMATlST.
RIAdmisson-Privae Boxes SIS; Balcony, Dress Circle
md Parquette so cents; Family Circle, rs cents.
No Extra charge for reserved seatsf
Doors 0pen at q: PerfOl nance at1h
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RabIit Sails,
By +. w. BENNETT & co
RECEIVER'S SALE NN'7~"''r
OLA
LARGE AND VALUABLE STOCK


LARGE AND VATTARIE STOCK
OF
By virtue of dacrao 81 Q, 1lnDIo - r.o, Ely
CITY, passed in eanse VI inc superior court o. Banore
painant, and George Fisrber ia Jsdot tb an
signed receiver of the stool ~ 'he unoeI
perty will.se by public sc assets ana 3theT pro
er's store in SHARP STREE az @ v VEN q rtscL
THURSDAY February 10Th I6o az 8 street. ~; 1n
stock of Drugs Medicines NV CoJk, tne eHt!iIe
usually found in frst ~ anu every
wi all the Fixtures and good viii oITfei IogetheT
NOTICE-The entire Stock FiIra Si 80 S i
the Store will in one lot Offering rare 0D1ornnitV
any one DESTROYS of entering into The Toispia mr,g
Business The Stock is LARGE and very comnata ~, t5
and stanle T1rnps W " h' ~ WY ''"iP'e'e' WIN fresh
Parsons ~ sbin, IN avor,ir, .t,o etc al . i, - -.
before The sale op ~ S ta eS 40 80 any time
where nariic,Iar IN 49, " 10, sharp ST.
be examined on and after te Sb EernsTv Vi w STOCK may
TermsNifna arar cosl! LSaroe ~ q md 10 .,
with niarst ad gssi paanee ~ o. anu ~ months
The CASH @ % ~ &c appIo.tu % ny te eceVef
" 'S pay ihent WI" DE requlr9d az me ui n o. SAFE
r IT, ,JUdN r. fof1 receiver
r W. BENNETT q co.,
ga@t eotIOF &dts Auctioneers.
EOpEnT OSTTDF on A NTODmH CE
R.,; FOhESLCoOIth VI MOhIGAGh.
-4ssl< AND UNION STREETS
by virtue OF Power of Attorney, executed to the under
l1offar
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Is CENTS

VIZ II. R1AD-Sir Having suffered from severe Cold and
ugh for two weeks, and all remedies used having failed
tri ed your excellent Syrup and astonished the
most immediate relief afforded me- and recommend
all the best remedy have known Coughs
and Colds. REV GEORGE HILDT,
Nov, 1859.
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NOLEMAN'S EUTAW HOUSE,
~ BALTIM MORE
ROBT b. COLEMAN, late OF the firm OF Coleman Stet-
the stor House. and recently Ncho-
las Hotel, New York. has, in connection with his
FREDERICK W COLEMAN, taken the charge of the above
WE'LL nown house for term of years
Many important alterations and have
made rendering it frsclass in every The location
this house is convenient travellers and citizens
City passing constantly to all points, and the Balti
and Ohio and Washington Depots being close prox
unity a1.al
Liberal will be made with families and sim
gle gentlemen, for board (either full or PARTIAL
They will continue the INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, hi
Niagara Falls, N. ", in the same sumptuous
past season. dl-3m