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nnIIr Produce MARKER.

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, February 20.
PROVISI0ES-The market is unchanged and
ye'y dull; hardly any thing doing worthy oil note
One hunored brls mess Pork sold az SIG 81; 40 OOQ
Lard at Sc Those having orders to MI offer fer 7Sc s
for Bacon, but ere is not much to be had these
rates Prices of all articles are to great extent
TFL0TR-The market is less irm: sales of 700 brls.
5s a. a iSS S Could a
have been cold to fair extent at 81 co. but hold
Orleans had an unfavora6e effect upon the mar. mar.
WHIsKY-A continued good demand, and prices
&c. higher Sales of 1000 brls. at l3A@l356c., the
'GRoOERiES~fhere is no change in the market.
The demand in the regular way continues fair
Sales Of 100 hhds. Sugar at 66@kc, the latter rate
for extra choice, and zoo bags Coffee at l3kc. Mo-
GKAiNSTRe receipts of Wheat continue light,
AVID there is very little on the market prime red is
sales Of 500 bush prime red At ST o. Gorn%esr Is
steady, and in fair demand at 3e033c at the upper
at SO ae5c. for mixed and white, in bulk: sales of
300 bush. ear at lever depot at 33c. Oats are in
gooddemand at fT1c in bulk: sales of 700 bush, in
demand for Rye continues limited and the market
c The noT Qualities Of BaFey 9S's are Pr@e u
sSlable but the prime grades are in fair demand at
for Car ada spring sales of 300 buah Prime fall al
7Oc; delivered. aud 2oO bush. shOice fall at 74c,
quote prime Timothy at sl@S and dHa Common a% NJ
seas per tun in bales, on arrival
CHEESE-1ne OemaDu Is I0lrt ana the market
steady at s5fc for Western Reserve, &c. for Ham.
burg, and .l05fc for English Dairy: sales of 200
boxes Western Reserve at 81fc.
BUTTER We have no change to notice in the
market, which continues dull, except for choice
Quat eF, which scarce and 10 fair demand; we
quote choice st lIc., prime roll at l2@lSc, and
common at S0lOc. -I7'
APPLES-The market is firm, with good do.
mand and light supply; we quote Northern at
81 1902 rs per bril-
fOTAT0ES-The receipts are light with good
local and export demand, and prices advanced lOc.
per br closing at 81 40@l SO per brl for prime Ne
shanocks.
SEED-There is a moderate demand for Glover at
81 3O@4 40; Timothy continues in good demand at
So IS for prime; the receipts are light
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The Wonderful Power of words.

No substance can be nodded into such
wondrous variety of shapes as words none
can be made to serve so many purposes. Ia
the furnace of the reformer, heated seven
times hotter than human nature is wont to be
heated, they are nodded into an iconoclas-
tic slSdge, and the echoes of his heavy blows
welded by his royal sense ofright, beralding
the promise of better eras, stir the lauguid
blood of conservatism, while be Yields his
convictions of broader principles to the links
that leugthen out the chain of liberty and
justice.
A taste for sentimental perfumery binds
them into bouquets, picked up from the
blossoms of fancy, to regale the poetic sense
with its pack of sweets. Some times they
appear 10 the mental vision in rhetorical
comets, and sail high overhead with long
bushy tails of sparkling brilliancy. Then
again they form they bow to wing the arrow
of Truth, which, shot with practiced skill
quivers and rankles in the right place, pierre
ing through obtuse sensibiities and thick
hided prejudices, into the core of conscience.
At another time they come in the light
ming which satire flashes from the cloud ofits
indignation, shifting grabbed iniquity, and
rocky selfshness, and the ranks of pride
and fashion, with its shivering thunder
bolt On another occasion, they are flung
from the simple sling of childs rebuke
sASg I6N hohAAAh6 OiSO SNli ICdCuf
sending their reproaches to the very quick
and marrow of the spirit, in sharp, sting
ng smarts.
With them the orator sets other brains on
FIRE with the thoughts that are burning
Goals in his own, and swells other hearts
with the billows OF emotion that are throb-
bing in his breast. They are the fountains
in which the merry twins of wit and hu-
NOR play and splash, exciting the bystanders
10 peals of laughter at their amusing gyra-
tons, as they spatter the spray of ridicule,
end spirit the jets of fun into the face of
compisceDt folly and dignifed self conceit.
They wrap in their mystic folds the destiny
Of the hottest lover, like decree of exile
or adoption, and raYish him with ecstatic
hopes, or doom him to the outer darkness of
despair They can pour trouble into the
bosom, so that it can neither sleep nor hun
ger. They can torture the passions into
madness, or sOothe them into peace.
They can burn the cheek with shame for
its deed of sin, and flush it with the hope of
virtue. They can take us up the Mount Of
TRANSPORTATION to the communion with de-
parted saints. Strongly refuse, or strongly
consent, as we may, they take us along their
track OF pain or pleasure, woe orjoy. They
may be made to gid hypocrisies and lies; to
twist themselves into festOons of fattery
10 defend abuses and shams; TO betray art
less innocence, and perpetuate wrong.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
STATK oF 0HI0. EIAalILToN= =o0U 8.

STARE TCA;1CI !, 0E n ORIG "A MY;
~ ThQmss y ooTrysnd HlsEist p: 09rIy, his vito,
Thomas r. CORR and Harriet S bIs t tSeisnasnsi na
dents Of the State OF Ohio will take notice that the
above.named plaintiff, on the 79th day OF December
1860, hled his potitien against them and Othes hi
the Court of Common Pleas, for Hamilton County,
certain Inortgagsj given By said Thomas n and
Harriet ID. Cory to said Latham, dated 29th. No
vember, 1883, and recorded same day in Book 2i2,
phge, 100, whereby they conveyed TO said Latham
to'wit: Sttpptein Section u, Town. 3, fractional
Range2, Miami Purchase, Blosk 81, bounded as fol
lowst BeRinningAt the north-wes corner Of Madi-
son and Charlt n-streets; thence west four hundred
dred feet 70 Boone street thence east four hundred
feet to Madison-street; thence south four hundred
feet 70 the beginning
And $50, the east part Of Block 90, beginning at
streets; Il ence south four hundred feet to Ham
mond- street thence west two hundred and thirty
two feet TO ty two foot street; thence north four
hundred feet TO Wayne. street, thence two hundred
and thirty-two feet TO harshall-street and the be-
The sbove.d described lands are part of Corry's
subdivision (COrryYiel, plat Of which appears in
Book qls rage 425, Hamilton County Records-to se-
cure the payment Of three notes Of even date with
said mortgage, made by said CORY to said Latham:
one for 500, payable eighteen months after dats;
one for 500, payable two after date and one
for s., COZ, payable two years after date
The petition asks that in default Of payment Of
I he amount due on said notes said real estate may
claim Of said defendants, for the payment of the
same. HTl- l n
The defendants are also notified that unless they
answer said petition by the 9Th day of March, A. D.
ment rendered accordingly.
ja3-gTh JOHN W. HEBRON, Plaintiff salty.
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Tuesdays New York TTmes remarks re-
sses'irg Nor ,tary matters there on Monday
The Money Market shows no improvement,
IN the trade demand, and only moderate
employment in Brokers Loans. At Bank
the rates Of interest range cor per cent? the
prevailing rule being Z per cent. with the
great majority Of the Banks. Lenders, out
side of Bank, are taking 6 per cent. at call,
and on prime sixty.day Bills; per cent. on
frst.class double name Paper, three to FIVE
months, and 8 per cent on the best Domestic
Commission acceptances, sixto eight months.
The Foreign Exchanges for the Boston
mail open steadily to-day at t05@l05M per
cent for Bankers Bills; most of the sales
thus far being made at the inside figure.
Good Merchant Bills rate from 1O4A(9 f0491
per cent. On Paris the rates are irregular
5.45@540f. A fair business done to-day,
on a steady and quiet market, the advance of
4 per cent. at the close of last week being
generally established. ..
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TerrIbIe TyporraphIc.I ApnrLsmusi

The man '0Ao 'front.' pay the priater-May
he be shOd with lightning, and compelled to
wander over gunpOWder.
May be ever have sore eyes and q ehesnut
burr for an eye stone.
May every day of his life be more despotic
than the Dey Of Algiers.
May be never be permitted TO kiss a pretty
Womsn.
Nay he be bored TO death by boarding.
school misses practising their lesson In
music, without the privilege of seeing his
tOImentOrs.
May q 40 Nightmares trot quarter races
over his stomach every night.
May his boots leak, his gun hang FIRE, and
bis fishing. lines break.
May his coffee be sweetened with flies,
and his tea cup seasoned with spiders.
May his cattle die of marFain, aud the
pigs destroy his garden.
May troop Of printers devils, lean, lank
and hungry, dog his heels each day, and a
regiment Of cats catterwaul under his win
dow all night. -
May the famine stricken ghost Of an
editor hHunt bis slumbers, and hiss Murder"
in bis dreaming ear.
MAJ May hiss bis COWS give sour milk, and his
In short may his business go to ruin, and
- ~ - SNpstsss.
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An Imperial skating Party at Paris The
Rnnnernr md EmnreEs on the Ice.

An Imperial Skating Party at Paris-The
Emperor and Empress on the Ice.
The Paris correspondent of New York
paper says:
Last night had the luck to be present at
a grand court skating-match by torchlight.
In Paris the streets were muddy; it was
suppc sed that decided thaw had set in, the
ice on the lake in the Bois de Boulogne was
pronounced unsafe-it was, as l ascertained
myself, watery on the surface and not soul
was to be seen upon it, But beyond the
Longchamps race course, and on the banks Of
the Seine, near NJ. de Rothschilds splendid
villa, and Just opposite Suresne, there is a
meadow studded with pretty clumps of high
trees, which was overAowed during the late
floods, and which, although the Thermometer
had risen to a shade above zero, still pre-
sehted smooth coating of solid ice, there
being scarcely any water underneath. At
this spot the Emperor, with as much secresy
rs possible, had made q rendezvous for ten
0 clock at night. The great Godillot, un-
dertaker of public rejoicings, hung the
branches of the trees with hundreds of Chi
nese lanterns, and serving-men, as numerous
as these peasants who first walked all night
long uD and down the ponds about the royal
palSces to prevent the frogs from waking the
kings of France, promenaded the frozen
meadow with lanterns fixed on their heads.
Besides this constant illumination, there
was an intermittent succession ofBengal fire
and fixing torches which lighted up the
scene giO7no. A body of men in white
blouses-a special ice police-formed a
gordon round the field of operations, and
kept off those who were unlimited; but the
crowd of spectators, though considerable,
mainly of the inhabitants of st.
Cloud, Suresne and the neighboring villages.
The population of Paris knew nothing of
the fete, and up to this hour neither the
Moniteur nor any other journal has said
word about it. AS soon as the Emperor and
the court arrived, the sport commenced in a
very business-like style.
The Empress got into a sledge, and NJ.
Hartogs, German gentleman, whose pro-
fciency as O skater attracted the Impirial
notice two years ago, and who is now called
at court the Emperor's did de-oamp de gldce,
had the honor of pushing her Majesty on the
ice. He took her along at railroad speed,
and was out of sight of shore in less than a
minute. The Emperor then put on his
skates, ard conducted the sledge of lady
whose name / could not learn. The Count
ess de MoIny, enveloped in velvet and
white furs, essayed her proves, but was
supported by two gentlemen, who gave her
q hand on each side. The Princess Ponia-
towski went along very well by herself In
q short space of time the ice was thickly
stu6 ded with q host of chamberlains, gen.
erals, aides de. camp, and even judges, who
had come with the court party to join in the
fashionable amusement of the hour. The no.
ton of coming to skate in thaw was highly
approved OF, for the night was by no means
cold. The Emperor and Empress remained
Oh the ice till half. past eleven. ...-
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IBy Telegraph
New York Stock Market,

New YORK, February 20.-Stocks are
quiet but rather better: Chicago aud Rock Island
57%; Galena and Chicago, 7lA; Illinois Central
Scrip, 79% Michigan Central, lSH Beading, 42H
7756 Pacific Mail, s44 Hannibal and st. Joseph
Bonds, l3 New York Central Bonds. 76@ICOb !;
ury Twelve Per cents, 1925 United States Skies of
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Especially Reported for the Daily Press. I
ni..nrnr.nra IIn..n nr.-I.

The Horse Market for the week ending last
evening was better than it had been for any pre-
yious week curing the year, and a much better
feeling prevailed among dealers. The greater part
Of the old stock hand has been sold out, aud the
recent receipts have been much better In quality.
The Homes at most OF the stables got looking,
beautiful and vigorous, and there Is a fair demand
with still better in prospect buyers being here from
the Southern States Some 2l0 or 21B head were
disposed of during the week al $50 TO SIS for ord
nary animals.
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CITY ADvERTIsnMEN

lNOTICE To ALL WHOM 1T MAY I
N .CEkN. .-N.tlce is hereby given that thss
pending before the City Connoil OF che city %
cipngtf the following Ordinances, to.wit;
10 grade aud MeAdemi2e, with broken 4
Ohie. avenue, from Hofton'H north line to a ]
To grade. repair ard pave, with brick. the
walkso on Baumsstreet, from Thira.street to S,
70 grade, repair and pave, with brick, the
welkgon the west side Of Pendleton street,
Woodwnrd-steeeg 10 Liberty street.
10 grade and lpafe, With Limestone, Andej
alley, from the Whitewater Canal hofth, to O.. d
In par5psnee Il The law, ssid Ordinance.
twice read, laid on the table, and the Clerk
slructed to give four weeks notice Of the pend,
, The law REQUIRES all claims for damages that
accrue from faid Improvement to be fled In ~ri
with the City Clerk, setting forth the amour
damages claimed, within go weeks after the OF
ation Of Tire time requifed for the publicatio
such notice, when the same will bo'taken no
fss.dS SAM, L. CoRwINE City Cler
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EFAMILTON PROBATE UOURT.-

HAMILTON PROF. BATE COURT
HI JOhn P. Bogart, Administrator of Peter Bo-
gart, deceased, vs Hannah Bogart, ct al.-No 595.
Administrators Sale of Real Estate.-In pursu-
ance Of an order Of the Probate Court Of Hamilton
County, Ohio, In the above case, WILL on SAT-
pBDAY, the 9th day of March, 1861, at i o'clock
A. M, on the premises, offer for sale the following
described Real Estate, situated in Anderson Town
ship, and on the waters of Eght-mile Greek, and
bounded and described as follows, to- wit: Lot No.
|, beginuing at stone, corner of James Taylors
land, and in the line of MIR. Duckwalls thence
with said line 20o E. % poes 2l links, to stone in
said line; thence west 6l poles, lS links to stone
in Richard AyIes's line; thence with said Ayres's
line south 22Ho, west 25 poles, l6 links to stone
in Ayres's line thence east 70 poles, i6 links, to
the place of beginning, containing nine acres and
three rods, more OF less. 20 10 sold subject to the
ri1ow's dover.
Lot No. ?, beginning at an elm on the creek the
northwest corner Of the tract thence south 22ko
west 40 poles and nine links, to atone ia Richard
Ayres's line and corner, to the widow Bogart's
land (dower); thence east 81 poles, Is links, TO
stone in the line of Mr.. Duckwalrs thence north
80, east &C poles, link, to in the creek
thence south SO, vest 46 poles, IL links, to the
place of beginning, containing twenty acres, more
or less. To be sold free of dover.
Lot No appraised at $40 p,r acre; Lot No. %
appraised at S33, free of dover.
Terms of Sale-One-third cesh, the balance in
and two years, with interest, secured by mort
gage. JOHN p. B0GART, administrators.
BoB'T MOORE, Attorney. fe7.dW
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You pucked that prairie-roae, with hushed delight
And drank It's wine-like odorB with asmile; IN
a bee, half-diunken with its sweets, the while, ,
Shook out its lazy wings,
Ard buzEed away, at leisure out Of sight.
Watched its flight then looked at you, and said
Sure she IL like o bee, fer all the day
She rifles lies rare flowers along her ways III
.lnhales theit hidden sweets, It q.
TIL with all t0Tms Of beauty she is wed.
The bee o'eriaden with it's stolen spofls,.
Flies slowly homtward with tho setting SUM
Counts o'er its treasures when the day Is done,
And then presents its gifts;
'Tis not for self, but others, that il tolls.
She has no home, and so her garnered sweets
Are lavished thoughtlessly, as free as air,
Or the uBfeeiiug crowd, who scarcely care
- To bless her for them
Follow afar Od, up and down the streets.
Come near to me a moment, Maud, queen-bee:
May my heart be your home for evermore!
AID may share with you this precious store,
Lifes honey and your iove2
This hand ms answer. Then you DO love me?
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GyRRmICAL ANALYSIS OF LTQUOR 8.

~ Doctor II. COX offers his services to the citi-
zens Of Cincinnati, and country far and near, who
may wish to purchase Liquors for medical pur poses.
All know the importance of having pure Liquors
when required for medical or other purposes. Those
VINO may uesIe ms seISices Io[ the purpose OF ex-
can rely on having the qualities and character
thereof accurately tested in accordance with strict
or others who may wish to purchase pure liquors,
and can not make it convenient to visit the city for
that purpose, may order the filling of their bills
through him, and rest assured that the same shall
be filled with nothing but pure and unadulterated
teaching class, or any gentleman who may desire
such instructions, in few lessons how to discrim.
nate bteween pure and adulterated article, and
how to ascertain the qualities and character Of any
of the liquors of our market.
Office and Residence, 4aS Central avenue.
tfe6.CSD&W1
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DR.. Churchill's Remedies for
Consumption.
sYREp OF HYPOPHosPHIrEs.

bIhIP Uh HIPOFHUbPHITES,
THESE II X M BDIRS WEIR K
Il bronght into notice BY DR.. JOHN FRANCIS
CHURCHlLL D. in paper on the &c PrOximAte Cause
and Specific Treatment of tuberculosis" J" presented
to the Academy Of Medicine, Paris July, 1857. The
success reported in the use Of thete remedies was
so much in advance of any thing before attaiued
that demand at once arose for them. We have
manufactured them largely since their FIRST intro
duction, ans they have met With much success in
the hands Of lhysicians generally.
W. j. M. GORDON & BRO,
Manufacturing Chemists and DrHggists,.
n. Il. cor. Central. aY. and Eighth st.
tfelg-Tu W ,Sa,Sul
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IBy TeIegraph.I
New York Live STOCK Market,

NEW YoRK, February 20-Beef is de-
pressed and active: quotations 5JS@6A @e4c aver
age rates 7(6715ci receipts $500 Sheep and Lambs
lever, and in good demand: receipts upward of
5000 swine dun and lower: receipts 65 900; quota
tiOns 44t05Ac.
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RooFINGl RooFINai

TWNHE OUTCALF ELASTIC METALLIC
II ROOFING is offered te the pablo Is the best and
cheapest Metal Roof now used Its merits having besS
tested by an experience Of years in ~ oityAnd VI
yinity. Applied to fiat or steep, d u new build,
ings. No solder used-Astened securely without sy
Dosure to the action of the elements.
Prepared sheets, boxed for shipment 20 any part o
the United States be applied By any With or
dinary mechanical akin. Orders promptly flied.
mY16-h ta9 West Second street.
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LEGAL REPORTING.

II OUIS FRESER, VERBATIM PHONO.
Ia GRAPHIC kEPoRTER.-The above has now
attend promptly to orders Of every description, IA
this city, State OF any other State.
Photographic Reporting taught, IL desired. Of
fte in the Queen City Commercial College, opposite
the Postoffce Refers to Aphonso TAFT, ESQ, Attor.
ney-At-Lsw; NJ. d. Potter, Esq., proprietor of the
Cincinnati Commercial; II. Reed, proprietor Daily
Press. felO-H
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DHTtgAERgyp 1 1RbIGlKiEEys, blsi E, !, ,TH9MAs. !

~ MARTIN and Daniel Cobb, plaintiffs, ts S. A.
Day, ACCOMPLISHMENTS Court Of CINCINNATI No.
l4l37.S A. Day, Of the county of Fleming, in the
State of Kentucky, is hereby notified that on the
2lth day of January, 1861, plaintiffs above named
hled in said Court their petition against him. alleg-
ing that the 22d day Of November, 1860, tho said
defendant entered into an agreeme with one Mat
thew Graham, to purchase enc thousand corn fed
hogs, and 70 receive them at any time within the
first ten days OF December, 1850 that on the Sd of
December 1860, said Graham notified aid defendant
that he would on the day following deliver said hogs
pursuant to said agreement at any place designated
by said defendant; that said defendant refused to
designate such place. or to receive and pay fer the
same that said hogs averaged 202 lbs and upward,
and amounted in value to Sl2i7 78; that said Gra-
ham kept and retained said hogs until the : day
of December, 1860 and paid out and expended for
the keeping Of the same the of $50, and on the
9Th day of December, sold the said hogs for the
of Sl0629, the highest price that could be obtained
therefor. and that thereby the said defendant be-
came indebted 81 6S 40 that the 18th day OF said
December, The snid Graham, for a valuable consid-
GRAFTON, assigned said contract and all moneys due
Hereunder to the plaintiffs that said plaintiffs
the bona. fde owners of said demand and the real
parties in interest in the subject of this action
Aud the said defendant is hereby notified that
William Clifford Neff, Abram Swift, Benjamin Ev-
ans and James Mckeehan have been served as gar
nishees in this action and that unless he or
demur to said petition before the 18th day of
March, A D. 1861, judgment will be taken against
him and the debts due him from said gaInishees
applied in satisfaction thereof.
NJ. II. & W. TILDEN,
fel4 fTh Attorneys tNr Plaintiff.
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OOMmnN PLEAs

HAMILTON co M NJ ON PLEAS
aA Sarah J. StTider VS. Joseph l.. Strider.-No.
2l,572.- The defendant Joseph stridsr, win take
above complainant filed her petition in the Court
of Common Pleas of Hamilton County, Ohio,
ant with gross neglect of outy, extreme cruelty
and adultery, and prays to be divorced from her
Montgomery, and have costs that said suit is now
pending in said Court and unless he, the defend
ant, shall oppear before the 22d day of March
next, and show good cause for delay, the same will
be heard in his absence, and decree taken therein.
ROB'T MOORE,
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WINIFREDE and CAMEL GOALS,

MUST RECEIVED A. SMALL L IT OF
- Winifrede and Camel Coal, and for sale from
boat at lowest market price Orders solicited at the
once Of the Cincinnati Fuel Go 1O3 East Third st
fel6-f WIN. M. HUBBELL, Secretary.
nIsSQIUTION.-TH C0-PARTNEk-
firm Of Charles @. Doherty and Co.. was dissolved
January 30, ls6l,-by mqtuA consent, Daniel Z. Do
herty retiring. The business Of the late firm will
be continuedby OHARLES c. D0HERTY, under
the old style, by whom al claims against the said
hTm will be settled. CHARLES @. D0HERTY,
fel9-o' DANIEL Il. DOHERTY.
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THR DAILY PRESS.
BURsDAY.........--.....--..g gEBRUGRY 9i


From The Kniakerbocker for March
tes9 QUEEN -BEB MAUD.