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Domestic News Items.

FAILURE THE SHOE TRADE.-We understand, says the
Boston Traveller OF the 3lst u that the shoe firm Of j.
apnounsed last week, have Nabtes 70 the amount OF
$3.50 or$O0 O00 principally shoe manufacturers Of
Massachusetts Of which about 500 600 held by
in Pearl ee The house Of the Oldest Of the kind in
Philadelphia, baving with their predecessors carried
business for period Of forty years 1t generally sup
posed that the failure will not be very bad one, though
statement OF the Condition of affairs has yet been
made The failure lis supposed to have in part resulted
from Losses incurred during and since that fatal year
1851 Altogether, 1t is Of the most serious losses
pernced by the shoe interest Of Massachusetts, for
raj years
THE WESTERN HOG CRoP-The Cincinnati Price Ctryen
states the hog crop Of the present year at
equal to AZ per cent The crop report by States ia
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United states Circuit Court.
Before Hon. Judge Belts.
NOTIONS FOR NEW TRIALS,


MARCH S0-1he United States rs Henry Seagyin and
three others Tho defendants convicted Of endeavor
ing to make revolt the 3lst Of December last in
the harbor Of Palermo board the brig Humming Bird.
Their COUNSEL Mr. James Rdgway moved for trial.
the ground that the Court has Jurisdiction Of the
oencehe having been committed while the vessel
lay fastened 10 the shore ss Palermo, by lines out
stem and stern and that the act Of 1925 section which
provides that any offence be committed ON board an
American vessel in foreign port by any person. any
other person shall be punished by any Circuit Court the
same Is though committed at sea, does not cover
accompanied by violence, as 1t b not An offence
against any person kr. McLane and Mr. Dwight argued
In opposition to the notion and the Court reserved Its
decision.
MARCH 31.-The Judge denied the motion, and this
morning sentenced the prisoners thirty days mprson
ment and fine Of $40 each.
Mr. Ridgway argued similar motion In the case or the
United States Charles Brown alias Michael Sheehan,
who had been convicted Of aseautng the mate Of the
Mayfower with sheath knife. The ground taken by the
whom afterwards found to be sixty years Of
age and therefore, disqualified - the laws Of the United
States and Of the State Of New York require that jurors
shall be not under twenty ono nor over sixty years Of
ago.
Mr.. Dwight appeared for the government on the mo-
ton. The Judge stated that he preferred tho motion to
be renewed before Judge smalley, who tried the cause
Before Commissioner Belts
The Uxied States John B. xosTisoB chief officer Of
the ship Chancellor, was examined on charge Of cruel
and UNUSUAL punishment ono william Brennan. Mr.
KidgswSy me prisoner discharged
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rho UsspsAd Bonds OF tho CITY OF N IL
waukoo.

waukee.
lnsNNo At TIE BRHvoonr HOUSE.
Nearly ooe hs1 Of the unpaid boads and coupons Of
de city o Milwaukee, ~ 10 well known arc held by New
York merchants and brokers. On Saturday evening .
meeting OF the bondholders residing in this city place
at the Brevoor House, Fifth avenue. Nearly dry
persons were present, altogether representing over
$780, Of the bonds Watt Sherman Esq presided and
Mr. f. CayeIs was appointed Secretary.
statement was made by Simeon Draper regarding the
character and value Of the bonds and securities He said
he had been TO Milwaukee and waited on the Mayor from
@hom he presented 4 written assurance OF probable
satisfactory adjustment Of the securities after a
reasonable time The Mayor recommended the appoint.
ment Of an authorized agent by the holders Of the differ
ent issues 70 treat with the city railroad authorities In
tereated In the settlement OF the same.
long discussion followed the report of Mr. Draper,
which closed with the passage OF the following preamble
and resolution
Whereas the opinion OF this meeting II Ia of vita, i'm
p0raAce TO the interests Of the bondhoders OF the city
Milwaukee that there be perfect concert Of action between
them; therefore,
Resolved, That this meeting earnestly urge the bond.
holders to serd their pames residences and the number
Of bonds held or represented BY them severay Meess
Duncan Sherman Co OF this city, before the 18th
OF April.
Aessn Charles Moran, Abijah Mann, Simeon Draper A.
BuYsch, John A. Stevens, A. Won Hoffman and Wat
sherman appointed committee to arrange about
the appointment OF an agent and to transact other bust
deemed necessary in the premises, with power to
call o future meeting.
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Army Intelligence.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. z.

Nxw York, March %, 1850
All officers Of the Second Dragons, Fourth artillery
md Tenth infantry absent from Forts Kearney and La
ramie and the department Of Utah. except those
Cia duty will report in person q Fort Leavenwortn on
the 18th Of April next for duty with detachment OF
Crus 70 leave that post about the LIST Of May following,
for Camp Floyd
infantry stationed in the department Of New Mexico, and
from regiment Of mounted remen nth and seventh re-
Emens o. except those on other special duty than
wentworth the 26th OF July next for duty, With de-
fachnent Of recru that post about the LIST OF
III. All officers absent from the Third regiment Of infan
Try, except those other special duty viii report in per-
,Ss s July mex. q San S tho
W. The officers who may report according 70 the above
inssructicns will join their respective posts and companies
" Should any officer be prevented by III health from
Obeyng these ORDERS he be excused he must
The army which certificate must distinctly Get forth the
inability OF the officer to perform the journey. In all
the officer WIN be informed whether such certificate has
VI The general neglect Of absent officers to make the
written reports required BY the third paragraph General
Orders No. o. dated April a. 1885, renders necessary IL
In addition 70 the usual returns and reports the follow
ing wll be made TO the Headquarters OF the Army
l. report, in person. Of all ofcers their arrival IN
New York It the station Of the Headquarters Oicerr
30 reporting win register their he ri names;
officers, assigned to duty with troops, when leave Of
absence These reports to be made on the first OF each
keep the General In Chief advised Of the address Of the
writer
g. monthly report from regimental officers on spe-
ca duty away from their corps except from those at the
Military Academy, on the recruiting service and on the
coast survey.
4 monthly report according TO the form prescribed
by paragraphs 49, $50 and 49, Army Reguiaons-from
officers absent on account Of Ill health.
vH-The receipts Of all official communications will be
acknowledged BY the hrst opportunity. Commanders Of
departments WILL as heretofore, make their acknowledg
ments semi monthly.
BY command of Brevet Lieutenant General Scott,
L. THOMAS, Assistant .Adjutant.
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Supreme Court-Chambcrs.
Before Hon. Judge Sutherland.

MARCH 3l.-7hs People at the Relation of Phabe Ann
Holmes John r. ByosSn.-Ths delicate affair be-
tween lady and gentleman Of color the defendant In
way connected with the Brown Of Hsrpers Ferry
toriey, but considers that he ID martyr in another way
Flaering himself with the paternity of young scion OF
writ Of habess corpus to compel John Brown
produce the young gentleman in court and deliver him
up
After argument, more eloquent than interesting the
Judge decided that John Brown to have the custody
Of the child and that Phoebe to have the privilege OF
seeing the "ttle dear" ct least twice Q week. John
Brown 70 pay expenses Of bahys board
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The April Term Of the ksw Courts

The April Term Of the lew Courts.
Tho business OF the law courts has been considerably
brisk for the last term. The calendars Of the civil
courts still heavy and some important suits are ye
to DO disposed Of. The Oyer and Terminer and the
United States Circuit Courts win both st for the trial Of
Crin1inal cases.
morning, Recorder Barnard presiding. BE will try
nothing during tho but the ordinary routine Of cases.
such as charges Of larceny, burglary and assault and
battery
CALENDAR FOR TO DAY.
SupRzme CoURr-CaRCuT-Part Mos 663, 86S, 876,
RIO ISL 1885, $751; $685. s97 90l, $685. $685. 909 9l5, 9l9
Col ll0 737, oS7 52s Part Mos 28S, 4l4, $40, $685.
40 5s3 4so 842 674 $685. Sle no. 6oe, COS, &c. Ga
6l6 CHS, 620, 626.
Conucs PIzAs-Part 1.-Nos. l7o7, 1850, 1852, 1855,
1885, $780, 2Ss1 $780, 1884, 1871 1851 1892 1885, 1857
1763 Part Mos $685. 348 800, 1884, ITO, 81, 1926
1924, 1s4s, r. al, 41s, 1870, Isls, g.
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Markets.

NOZZLE March 80, 1850.
CotAon-Sales to-day 2lo0 bales, ct Ice. t0zc for
mddng sales Of the week, ,0o0 bales; receipts Of
wear; Increased receipts al this port bales; stock
IN pert, ia, 705 bales. Freight 70 Liverpool, I'd.
NOZZLE, March 81, 1860.
Oottou-Sales to-day, 1000 bales at 10c 10kc for
mddling.
fair demand Mess pork-$i7 37k SIT so asked. b.
con, 7Xc. 9kc. Lard, 1oKc Money quiet At 10 10
DER cent for business paper Sight exchange on New
York 4 u per cent premium for gold.
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. vited to attend the funeral .bss Dfoudav, .n.~-..
= 'hree o'clock nom the residence OF hsr parents. n
Tn,s wp.-ln ,his city, on Sunday, Aprl I. Ia. An
aowA In the bbth year OF his age - "A~S
' Usms saturday, n.,oe 81, Lvm. only son Il Luls
40 Ann UsA nd iriolds OF the t~oiIv srs . 49,
,,I Inc funeral on ruesSy sfssrDoas 4.
invited 70 attend Of mis- parentss 49, - o.
oI:9H nom inc reH day March 81, Rosk nv ,ses@
aged 10 years. e are yespectf,Iv inv,ts5 a.
The friends OF bis parsnA ck this uondsyl sSser.cc
tend the funeral at four o'siA street, Brooklyn.
from his late residence i6 DesA arch 20 AIpRuD W,.
WINS On Friday evening "'-"'
In the 57h year OF his age. ,,lv a-e ,rvtad 4. n,
The friends and relatives OF HE fan a3 rsvoeSt plsee
tend the funeral Fl ON bis late residence aSsr-c. 100
Tenth street, Ut two O'Clock on Tuesday w.
out further Invitation
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Brooklyn City News.

HE CHARTKR EECuoN.-Tho election Tor city ana ward
officers will be held in this city Tuesday Alder
to be elected In the evenly numbered wards,
and Supervisors in all the wards ConstaOes and Asses
sors also to be elected. The following the cand
dates Of all the parties for city officers
Regular Democratic Ticket.
Collector Of Tdces and Assessments Edmund briggs.
Commissioner g Repairs and Supplies. Bernard ONel
~ National Democratic nesa
Collector Of Tdaes and Assessments. Henry Angus
Commissioner Of Rtpairs and Supplies samuel Graham
S'sa commissioner R.paiasan a;cia 'n'f''' 1'An's
Collector of zdses and Assessments Thomas W. Field.
Commissioner Of Rpairs and Supplies John Duryea.
The American General Committee have selected the fol.
lowing ticket, taking one from each Of the above par
Collector Of Tares and Assestnesss . Edmund briggs
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies Samuel Graham.
As regards the ward officers there are ,hroe or four
candidates for Alderman and Supervisor in nearly every
ward The same ID the In relation to Constable and
Assessor. The Common Council is democratic Should
six democrats be elected they will retain the sscendancy,
while the republicans elect four, they he republcans)
will have majority
INCxNDARY FtREs-FouR HORSES BURSxD-A Ere broke
out in stable owned by Charles williams, situated In
Fulton lane, opposite the junction Of Fulton and De Kab
avenues about ten O'Clock Saturday night The stable
being filed with combusble materials, the flames spread
rapidly and communicated to carpenter shop ad-
joining, owned by Mr.. Hart Both structures, which
were made Of wood, consumed together with con-
tents, including four horses. Every effort made TO
save the animals but the smoke had become dense
that they could not be approached. The loss u from
$4,000 TO G0o not insured. Just before this fire broke
another discovered In the carpenter shop of Mr.
williamson, No. Is De Kalb avenue. Mr.. d. J. Nefus
passing the time and exngushed the flames before
much damage hal been caused. man was seen jump
ing fence the carpenter shop 1t the
time the fire was discovered, and the same man,
supposed, was seen coming from the neighborhood
Of the stable shortly before the alarm given
named Noah L. Brown arrested by officer Munson
suspicion, and locked up 70 await hearing While the
nre burning In Fulton lane, alarm sounded In
the Seventh district, which caused by the burning
OF stable Flushing avenue Kent avenue, owned
by Mr. 8. L. Hustler. The fire discovered in time to
prevent disastrous consequences The damage will
amount to about $500. This s also supposed to have
been the work Of An incendiary.
THE ONE CENT FERRIAaH BnL.-The argument ON the
injunction restraining tho Mayor and Commonaty Of
Brooklyn from using any Of the money appropriated
in procuring the passage Of the One Cent Fer.
rage bill by the Legislature 70 have been heard by
Jooge Culver in Chambers on Saturday but by
Of both parties the matter postponed until to-day
(Monday), at two O'Clock p n.
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BOSTON, April = IoU0.
Gre in Brighton Saturday night destroyed the lum
Der yard and contents Of j. H. Fuller Son, whose loss
is $4,000 on which there 80 600 insurance; dwell
ling and stores BYE sparbank loss ooo no
Insurance. the grocery Of Salmon, Kendall Co., loss
81 co., insured S. oo0 and two buildings owned by Co.
phas Bxaoket loss ooO insured $1,000 The fire was
the work Of an incendiary.
FIRE in Chelsea on Saturday evening destroyed six
dwellings, occupied by nearly twenty Irish families Loss
$4,000; insured $4,000
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THR NEW STlM. BML-The steel bell uauufactured
In Sheffield England for the city Of San Francisoo
tested Saturday afternoon in the Park, before an i'm
mense concourse Of people Every method Of sounding
the bell, from the slow stroke TO the quick
alarm rattle, resorted TO- but showed no superiority
over the bells commonly used In this country la fact,
the bell In the Park BIO . good specimen Of its kind
cannot be compared in utility and power to those made
mere The sound as exhibited yesterday, was anu
quck but BY no strong, loud or lasting tne oy
Hall bell must be said TO be infinitely superior IN every
particular
AsroR I1BRARY-Mr wolcott Gibbs, Professor Of Che
stry and Physics in the Free Academy has been duly
elected to all tho vacancy in tho Board Of Trustees OF the
Astor Library caused by the death OF the lamented
Washington Irving
LOST CmIpRxS.-The Police Telegraph room at head
quarters was last evening by the parents and
friends Of lost children. Between forty and fy
ported missing to Mr.. James Kellock, tho telegraph
operator 10 the various wards most OF whom found
before tan O'Clock, and restored 70 their parents.
PomoN on THE EVERETT HoUsx n SoLS At Auo.
uoS.-To morrow nearly one half Of the Everett House
is to be sold under the auconeers hammer 70 the highest
bidder The property to be sold TO close up the estate
Of the late Arson G. Phelps Fortunately the present pro-
prieors Of the hotel have lease for six years from tho
LIST Of May next OF the premises their lease having
taken four years ago for period Of ten years. The
sent sale will not therefore, interfere with the eonttnu
ance Of the hotel The property to DO sold Is valued ct
$4,000 but mortgaged for nearly twothirds Its value
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nroekIyn Photograph, or Exquisite
~uteh, IL water coloss oils aud India Ink WILL NaOH
GALLERY, 2l9 Fulton strest-
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4. Physiological Examinations, Showing
NE Talenls Detecs and proper Trade or Pur dsv
~ FOWL1R WILLS SQ6 Brosxw1
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NavaI InteIIfwenee.

The BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.-Water was let in the
Brooklyn Navy Yard dry dock yesterday the purpose
Of floating out the Brazilian corvette Dona Isabella. Her
bottom has been newly coppered and al other repairs
made which were needed. She will leave dock today,
perhaps, or TO morrow.
The United States storeahip Supply has nearly COM
pleted taking In stores for the Home Squadron after
which she has orders 10 proceed 70 that station mmedi
ately.
over, preparatory 10 going In ordinary.
The work on the new ways has been recommended, a
well such additional repairs needed the dry
Dock accustomed by the falling Of tho wall the on
trance last winter.
The United States steamer Brooklyn, Capt Farragus
at Key West 10th inst TO sail 22d for Vera Cruz.
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Bassfors, Jr.'s, Billiard Friends In.
vited to Court and Rensen Brooklyn B,axd ssIos
and Ing rooms IAs Fulton street, No Sam street. n T.
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VIM. HI, Mcdonald & Co.'s Advsrtisan n
House for United and Canada newspapsr l0z
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sprnE style Dress Hats for GentIemen,
reaay WHITE. Halter. 2ie Broadway opposite * Paa,s
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Beds, Beds.-Bsds, Mattresses, Feathers,
Cots Coufor,s BLANKETS dc wholesale retail H. WILL
LARD, Ageat 3S4 HUDSON street. corner Houston.
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Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express Stock
wanted. by CROhMR4IN, GOODWIN CURTIS. 80 wall
street = -
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Escape of . Counterfsiter.


George W. Wilson, recently arrested TOR passing counter
felt money, awaiting trial. escaped last night from the
Essex county Jail by means OF false Keys leaving the door
open behind him Il regarded fortunate that there
was not general jail delivery.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
pees The beat the world Wholesale and retail and Ii
dye privately applied NO. Astor House.
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Sailing OF the United states Steamer
Narra gansetu.
NORFOLK, April l, 1860.
The United States steamer Narragansett sailed yester
day afternoon for the Pacific.
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Campbell's Turkish Hair Tonic, IS cents
bottle, sale ony BY CsMPBRLI chersf cor Of
Eighth ave. and Twenty eighth street.
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Ladies' Drscs Rosette TrtmminEs, Ro-
sets 0imps and Braids ct LOCKiTT SON Co.'S Isl Fulton
street brooklyn.
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Bachelors Hair Dye, wig and Toupes
Factory 10 Bond street. Private entrance for aes lhe
Dye applied In the sky light rooms
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Trusses OF Every Description for Per-
Shoulder aces suspensory bandages Stockings
Knee Caps Anklets and all surgical appliances scientifically
New York.
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ScrofalA.-A few bottles Of Kennedy
Medical Discovery strictly following TIE Arsscn n ths
phie each boe and judicisus application Of Tie
sah Rheum Ointment Sorsfuh Omsmenk md Healing ONT
menk WIN 0WU every easa
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ORA W q OF the Delaware State LOtte-
ries, WOOD, EDDY CO., Managers of tho
DELAWARE GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI
DYIAwARE-FxTRA CLASS, No. 1856 MARCH 81, 1890.
AS, 80, 81, 80, IS, Sc, Al, 43, 81, 81, A, Is.
DEIAwARE-CLAss No. 1855 MARCH 81, 1850.
4, Is, IA, Sc, 3, 20, 10, l6, SO, 50, 81, 60, s.
Circulars sent free Of charge BY addressing
Omcial Drawings 81 Hodges, Davis &
CLASS 393 MARcB 81, 1860.
So, 80, 76, "a. So, Q, 90, rs, AZ, "a, 4, 8, s.
Prizes cashed n 66s Broadway CIRCULARS sent free.
hoDGks DAVIS CO.. Managers,
Macon,
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Singers Sewing Machines.
AN ENTIRn NAV BfYLK,
Designsd for Ill mAnufAcurng purposes noiseo In ~
operation rapid and capable Of every Kind VI work II
y the boet machine ever produced PrSes only sic
L L. sIk0nR CO., l68 Broadway, New York.
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Obituary.

The death Of the Duke Of BAUsRxxosr, Senator is
nounced ut Paris.
H. SAINT ERNEST, much esteemed artist, formerly d.
rector Of LAmbgu, died lately at Paris.
Senior JERosNo FRANCISCO CoELHo, an able Brazilian
politician, died recently at LaguDa, at the age OF 81.
He deputy In 1888, Minister Of Marine in 1874, then
Of War in 1874 and 1S46 and again 1857 and 1858 he
belonged to the Santo Luza party, the Brazilian wings
While Minister, the amnesty which granted to the
rebels OF Mnas and San Pauo, and which put end TO
the long civil in the provinces OF the Rio Grande Of
the South, 10 due TO his efforts.
Sir RoBKRT FERGUSON has just died in Dublin. He was
MP for Londonderry, Lieutenant OF the County, and
Colonel Of the Derry Militia.
Mrs. APPLETON, the wife Of the Hon VIM. Appleton, OF
Boston, died the 10th ul Of disease Of the heart
The wife of GEORGE g. CmCKxRNG (of the firm Of Chick
ering Sons, Boston died at Aiken, c. on the 18th
u She recently left Boston, hoping TO regain her health
in . more genial climate.
Mr.. CAxrNx HOES, nephew Of exPresdent Van Buren,,
and during his administration residing With him At Wash
ngon died Sunday evening last at tho residence Of his
mother, at Undertook
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HerrfnG's Patent Champi0n Fire and
BuGlsr Proof Safes Isl broadway. Of Murray street.
New York
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Defiance SaIamaMdcr SaNes-With Pa
ent powder proof soks and bars Also bui
gar proof sdebosrd and pAror bafes Depot 63 Murray
corner OF College place. ROBERT n. PATRICK.
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Alleged Seizure Of LAwful Trader ~ .
SLAYER.
CHAR1EsroN, April l. 1850
The brig Jehossee, legitimate trading voyage from
here to tho coast Of Africa overhaued and taken
forcibe possession Of by British vessel of war; and the
officers and crew treated with gross indignity
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FasFbaUks' Standard 80aloss-
MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED
DIrgnRENr Styles
adapted every branch Of business where and
able scale required Call and examine for IN illus
tAtod circular,
FAIRBANKS CO.,
l69 RroadWay. n Y.