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The New York Rehabilitation 70
EurODe.

The New York Herald-EditfoM for
Europe.
The Cunard mail steamship Africa Capt. Shannon will
leave this port to morrow for Liverpool.
The European malls will close this city at half past
nine O'Clock tomorrow morning
The EUROPEAN EDITION will be published at half past
eight O'Clock In the morning Single copies wrappers
SIX cents.
The contents OF the EUROPEAN EDITION or THE HERALD
will combine the received by mail and telegraph
the Office during week and up to the hour of
publication,
Sampson Low, Son Co, No AZ Ludgate Hill, London,
England will receive advertisements and subscriptions
for the HERALD.
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encd. Every one knows that this pretence is pre-.

ened. Every one knows that this pretence is pre-
posterous. II the money be lent, what Ia to pre-
vent some individual taxpayer from coming for.
ward and applying for an injunction against the
payment of the coupons, on the ground of the I'M
constitutionality of the loan? No Judge or Court
could declare that Iowa is in danger of invasion !;
they would be obliged to grant the Injunction,
and the loan would be repudatea. This could
not occur in some States, as public opinion would
not tolerate such swinde; but as in Iowa the fol-
lowing counties Lee, Desmoines, Henry, louisa,
Washington, Muscatine, Dubuque, Iowa, Powe.
shiek and Pottawatomie, and the following
among other towns:-Dubuque, Davenport, Mus.
catiue, Burlington, Fort Madison, Keokuk and
Iowa City-have already repudiated their debts in
the most barefaced way, it will be seen that very
little reliance can be placed upon public opinion
or public faith in that section of the country.
The business of the Sub Treasury was as follows
to-day
Reoelpts.. i3l al 81
FOR customs. ..................... 10 OV W
Pay LOLA b29 80
beiahCe... o,zAtisO oS
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were so, ,492 80, and the balances
81 ,627, 692 49,
The National Fire Insurance Company has de
clared q semi-annual dividend Of ten per cent
payable on the 9th inst; the Hanover Fire Insu
rance Company its usual seniannual dividend OF
six per cent, payable on demand; the New York
and Virginia Screw Steamship Company, divi-
dend, payable July 10; the Montauk In
surance Company, a semi-annual dividend
of five per cent, payable on demand; the Irving
Bank, q semi-annual dividend of three per cent
payable July s; the New York Exchange Bank,
three per cent, payable July 10; the phenix Bank,
three per cent, payable July l.
We understand that the negotiation for the Illinois
State loan, the proposals for which were to be
opened at the American Exchange Bank to-day,
have been closed for the present, the Commission
ers being unwilling to accept the price offered
for the bonds by New York capitalists.
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Mails for the Pacific.

10 TIE EDITOR OF THE HBRALD.
Posr OFFICE NEW YORK July l. 1881.
The mails for Asp wall, Panama, Central America and
South Pacific Coast will be despatched by the Calf rna
steamer OF ths day. Mails for California Oregon, Wash
inrtou Territory and Sandwich Islands will be sent this
cay and Eencefot ward Overland, via ST. Joseph, MO
", B. TAYLOR, Postmaster
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Dravinvs of II, Franco & Co.'S *.

Drawings of II. France & Co.'s Ken.
lucky and elawere Lotteries Authorized by Of Assem-
bly, Psssei JsDuary 1879 Grants 70 run twenty
l, %, SO, 40, SO, 4, 43, 6, GO, 81, Ii, IS, SO.
CoNsoLI DArrD-CLAss lie, Drawn July i, ls6i.
49, Co. &c. 40, g. 90 80. 43, %, 60, IL, l6, 20, L.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing
4. FRANCE IL 90, Muna1ers,
Wilmington Delaware
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ANRKIcAN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES Asp RAILWAYS.
United States per cent, lS74..... ....xc II 70
Illinois Central per cent, redeemable 1875. 80 SO
Do per cent, redeemable 1875. ............ SO 81
Do 800 shares, $50 paid ..............d dis 40 50
DO do, all paid ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. So 81
Michigan Central convertible 1869, per cent so So
Do sinking fund, per cent, LIST mortgage, 80 50 So
Mich s. and n. l. Z per cent sinking fnnd, S5 80 IS
New York Central 0 per cent sinking fund, 's3 SO "a
Do per cent, 1854. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 90
Do per cent, sinking fund, 1879 .......... 81 90
Do per cent, convertible bends, ls75...... so 90
20 s1oo snsres .,.........:......: .':::... Q. "
New York Erie, per cent, lat mort, 1867. 90 81
Do per cent, ID mortgage, 1850. .......... 90 92
Do PER cent, Sd mortgage, 1883, assented.. rs Is
Do per cent bon.s 1862, II, '75, sAsented. SO IS
Do shares, assen'ed.. Observation-Disclosures. 20H Nh
Pal anna Rsiroad 1st mort per cent, 1855. 9S 50
Do I'd mortgage, Z per cent, 1872. 81 %
Pennsylvania Central bonds, 1st mortgage,
per cent convertible ................ 81 SO
Do "a mortgage, per cent, sterling ....... 80 81
Do $50 shares. northumberland. SO 80
Phlsoephia and Reading BIDS, per cent, 10 rs 80
Do. SEQ shares Is 20
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HARPER BROTHERS,,
Franklin square. New York,
Publish tnie day:
DU CHAILLU's

EQUATORIAL AFRICA.
II he Manners Fl he Fsspis
81
.aS
New York and e the sostqn Society Of Natural History
insstons, Barth md Button, o.
the hand. Of thousands q iaau.ve Ieade The reception
bis elhbiisd q the Seog.phisa society the
the ana coniroyeIss Inevitably aitsndsnt any
s 20 Cd the s 81 &c
hh we hardy r%smT to have Sc o. ss Of
se sTa Of rs s or e ns1 h a.
rsl world because they are STU eInE resaites important
Rus 70 Saes The Of oDss S sod
lowed the acof Coiumb' as novelties Of equal ssna-
to hi he sSs Of pn n and h -.
re orrd from its western rivers swsnos forests
lures and others which only ps5tiay ana imp Getty
on & & Is ns he or
midsbe han any yet heard Of which inspires In
which is ali events paramount interest this men:
sss But The Growing dssovey Of the whole Il he dali
spn o s s 20 of 81 ssos h %
Of A y, e e S SsG Of t. ps "a
which must depend the determination of rs future
on whose ss wy and A eys 2!
have him to almost who has
A9s dse at excise
our own pEoiipt atten Ton 10 ls VaredconIent
A DAYS RIDE.
o&aIiey 'oersd Fzgerald The Martins Of Gro Mar,
TIM "MauTce .isrnayi zone Of lhem, &c, $40,
Per, 80 CT ntg.
WILSON'S FIFTH READER
speoH'dly illustrated $40 psges lssge l2mo. 81
designed to teach the art Of reading in the most simple asi
the fes1se Of nserness and se0dd nssed
ron The fmer and FRA, second. T5ird Fourth Futh
Resders ready Pric,s5 90 80, %, e cent? and 81.
TN g,rTn READIe contains mart 'Eosati9nary" in
serieg of Converseors sh numerous examples H.,
"KeryetoleRy, or kEPriLss Gbe tagd division OF zcoog,
" I'D Health consaed from he Fourth Resder With
bisen illustrators Psrt ", sotapy," continued from
Mshod Part " ,chtbyoiosy, or rfsiss the Fourth ni
..on of 1ooloasl, wsh orwn OF II. species Part "
rent Orders DC Part vi, ItthemSry." Par. VIII,
,irct ANNALS Pr, *, Ancient B.siory," with inua-
there are also len 'isc ssueous' Divisions zach lrs
ua,ed
Ctsoe selecsos IA great part poocs have tberea
rSt Illustrate the DIVISIONS and thereby
nish q suiia sle variety .sr resainS purposeS
We CoYNEND gHE INTRODUCTION or RHIg So
Eiss OF 6tApk.s ISIo EyERI SCHOOL IN ,,, THE
hSNs Asp AZ AuT9 pTgs Or 70 All Rs1 rnST
New York Times, June "a tnotiee Of filth Resess)
VIII be sent ~ mall postage prepaid on receipt Of price.
TRoY n T., MAY 81 1856. DFAa SIR AN HAPPY
thoughtful furnish "a a. For eNtsr proved an unqa-
ed lyyuythe solder who ssp9o. dispense wth his coneo
Pkers ouid pnqueeion, bly, Tspsh highly 60 did we
apsri iItm 10 tpect 10 pFtSeSnsB tcu'yy Re ss uly
SoGT Obtcltut i6fyth, u sif Aon n 4.
TO 4 EOsIRTSos, PresSs ri, - Liberty Stree" H. L.
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Oficfal Drawings OF Wood, Eddy & Co.'a
KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES.
KENTUCKY, EXTRA CLASS 36l-July l, 1861.
50, ", IL, 81, 20, 80, Ia, 65, AZ, 81, 4, l6.
KENTUCKY, CLASS 3s2-July !, 1851.
80, ~, rs, AS, 40, '65 40, 81 70, 90 II, %, 70.
Circulsu sent free of charge bX addressing either %
CovingOn, KY, or st. Louis, NO.
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-CaDadian -four was dull and common Grades we're
chsaper with sales of 200. bols. at 81 40 81 5Othe
later figure for choice extra brands. Southern
-four, from Georgetown, Bat more and Delaware,
sad southern Psunfylysaia and Ohio, classed
ard especially Richnnod brands, srly exhausted
and II Few hands and geLo,by held the views of
purchasers The ssles OF Southern Of al brands en-
bihced $40 SEQ bbls. cicsDg within the range Of
the above quotations Ryo lour closed deal lgures
With sales Of 2t0 bbls Corn meal steady At quo
tato2s with sales Of SOC bbs. Jersey and Brnpdywne
Wheat wss eoeraby active AT the prase1t defne, but
clos sd duh Tor white and inferior qualities, WHALE sound
shipping qualities were sustained. Ise salee footed W
about $50 300 bushels a. 81 20 81 80 for DAite Nich
gau 81 . 81 40 for aeLtucky whle 81 L. 81 20 fos
~hite Csnsdau. 81 % 81 l2 FOR red w.ssern 81 10
III 20 Tor Shte Wescsn, e2c CSC. for Racfe spr ny
g. for amber Iowa AID Michigan. end 92c csc FOR Chi
csgo GLIB, ana 73c SOC. for Chicago Swing Corn was
hrm, especially Tor good sound eAippng lots The sales
embraced S. 600 bushels at Csc for cistlpg lots in
stole si:. sse for heated An AGO. FOR exrs mixed
asd ESQ tor prize shipping cargoes Rye was quiet al
55c a ssc FOR Western, and sc &C for xate Bar.
icy Lali N bette. re1pesA while pl ces we.
STEADY, sales 400 eushas were reported al 72tlc. q
for oaradan, 29Kc. aSlc for Western and 30c sic.
FOX Stl,e
corsz vas less bu ayant and active The unprecedented
at1o1s on the Pr &srt stock OF Rio Ia vessels ordered
hitler from South ~ porte :. aded 20 depress the sp,yit
OF the trade. &c bags Nascab9 s1.d At l.ac and 70
mats lava at 17c
soorl ECO ,aes closing firm The baas OF l41o,
i4kc Tor rAse ding up'ancs
FL fEe,GsLs were ssa.r G'mer today. 10 Liverpool
| 81 sed, IN bulk snc bags, at s1fd a SKI, with
enc ihat OF whea. reported, in ships bags, at Cd
AID ECO bbis -four a. Is. Sd. %. AKA To London
ABOUT "a COO bushels wheat engaged in bulk AID
| ships bags. G. skd. q lOd ard 800 bbs -four al
~ l0ht a So Russau brig engaged 81 600 bushels
OF wheat in bu .or L'ndco A. 81 the ship Nara
gna.e, was takso up for Hsvie to lead with 10000
BAy was daH and Vomioal for shipment q. 800. soc
per LOO lbs'
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, July 1-6 7. n
AsHs-The market was steady, with sales Of about 30
bbs at IS $50 IS 62i for pots, and IS 6s IS rs
for pearls.
BsEAosrUFrs.-Fiour-Tbe market heavy aad dull
Owing to the character OF the foreign news compared
with tae advance in freght. the market closed lower
rates. reaching in case3 from So l0c. per Dbl,
The Gales footed about Ii 900 bbs closing wahiu the
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best In the
world harmless, reliable and Instantaneous BOD and
pied st DArCHELOR'sW Wig Factory, l6 Bond street
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So MINER Clothing.

"A
All the manufactured articles Of Summer Wear such
white Linens and Ducks, ancy Linens Marseies Alpacas
Drab dktes Light Cassmeres, Queens Cloths Flannes
Nos t6 6S Fulton street. being Sold merely
nom sl prices without regard 10 cost
In all extensive manufacturing Clothing establishments In
this city there is at The end OF less
clothing left hard This either kept over for the next
else consigned cut of the CITY, sent At
the auction and sold for what /. viii bring In
the establishment is the loser and only two
1t has been the practice OF this esab
shment closing ont sale few weeks before
the end each By marking the DDS down ess
than auction prices thereby giving the public opportunity
OF providing themees with clothing at from ten to 90
cent below cost OF manufacture
The closing out sale begins on the 21h OF june and will
continue until the last garen. of summer Clothing is dis
posed of Extra salesmen have already been engaged aud
more viii re added as the gale advances.
trade comprises varsity of goods sdApted 70 summer
Wear
Linen Coats IS low ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81
h61senlee Uoals s...s............ W
fpfing Linen busters. "
BLACK Alpaca 10 ats w
Black Alpaca Suits. ~
llebt W
Complete hummer suits ......................2 81
Elegant Narseles Vets .............,.........l %
&c, &c. &C,
EXTENSIVE
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.
Nos. &c and 63 Fulton street,
Between Gold and Gin streets,
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buy Cool Undershlrts, &c,
MY at PE8EGO's popular stores,
Ct Nassau street and It's Broadway.
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| Htirs Hair Dye Fifty Cents, Black or
brown. Best in Depot No Barclay street, and sold
| hv al,d l
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The Overland Mall

ST JOSEPH, July l, 1861.
The first daily overland mail coach left here this morn
ing at nine o'clock full Of passengers and heavily laden
with mail matter.
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Nom. Arrival OF the Steamer At Father
Point.
FATHER PoIyr, July IA NJ
There are no signs as Jet Of the steamer due of
tns point, with Liverpool dates Of the 10th OF June.
Weather fine.
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Barry's TricopheroUs II the Best and
cheapest article for dressnR Identifying curling CLEANSING
preserving restoring the Hair Ladies, try it. Sold By
all druggist
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rnunon at The Union Depot 1871 broadway, between Dey
his entire Fireworks,
consisting OF all desirable works OF celebrated makers at
uction of 80 per cent fYom prices Of last year.
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Christadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
the best the world Wholesale and RETAIL and the
bye privately applied at No. Aston House.
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military Shoulder Braces and Abdomt-
pal vupporers Combined "A and superior arscls a.
MARSH co.'s Zyuss olce, No. Vese7 sssses, a.. Z
E.ouse.
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FURNITURE.

A sypsnoN SUIT or EHAMEILEu FuRNtTu RE
a fer S2a ia 81 ooio. OF warranted nsnnfa are: also
SOLD ch.stupt Chapber Suits plain ard ornamental a.
pAkkiroioNS so Csnsi street, opposite wooster s.ao-
lshed In l64s.
rrugNrTUsF CARPETs, BOOKS. &c, 30 1Gur FUa
ready money, at l23 xth avenue between Niata sed
Tenth streets
VxvANrrD TO HIXY-wITH SHE PRIVILEGE OF PUR
w chasing FIRST class Furniture, suhcent to hrrpsn
story house completely Any party having tue sam
may sddrtss orshsm Madison squase Post ooc stallaS
WbeSe IN Interview Wsy be bad.
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"THy AMPLEsT, RAREsT, AND MOST INTEREST.
ing illustrations Of the lower creation that ever
reach.i surore Professor Owen (beore the Royal Geo
graphical Sc ciety)
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY, July l--6 p. NJ.
The bank statement of to-day compares as fol-
lows with that of last week.
Week end'g Loans Specie Circulation. Deposns
June %. $ll3 66T $40 394 S01s9 8,444s30 87602,s4
June 90. l12,2c4 OLE 42,O7s0l1 S,s8S669 SS,72l 10
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EXTENSIVE
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE
Nos. &c and 6S Fulton street,
Beween Gold and Clif streets
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TROY. n T., MAY 81 lssl-DFAa SIR--f AN HAPPY
TO be able to say that the soli;ea Mix we're 50
.hcushful furnish "a For sptr proved an unqna-
haed yyurt the solder who ssp9o. dispense wh MS coneo
slWays frd II sosDl lao b.sieged garrison OF Fort
rtkers oud, pnquesou bly,, Tspsh as highly ss dd we
,o.r ob.cIsut ierypul T. sfYNOCR
Captain First Artillery y A.
roc. 4 EoRrRrSos, Present, u Liberty sre.N H. L.
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rate upon diseased subject without mparting to hun
considerable portion Of bis vital force.
I treating patient all he does Is TO lay his hands on
him and rub the affected parts with considerable vgor
tie sufferer of wincipg and lodging under the
powerful and unaccommodating arm Of the operator.
or these occasions the muscles Of his body become dig
tended to surprising extent the neXers and extensors
OF his arm becoming firm es whip cord In cases OF
Deafness he places piece Of white and another or blue
flannel over the ard head manpulaes rapidly for
several minutes and then blows into the ear.
Our reporter several Of these cases, which, TO a
appearances Cured In from five 10 six minutes, as
tie patients when they entered could not heara word
bu. went hearing questions and Serpg them with
comparative ease and readiness
The Doctor attends to from sixty to seventy patients
every morning. and average from hundred and
twenty to one hundred and thirty every day.
out OF all these patients he does not receive payment
Out about twenty on. Of one hundred On the poor
and NEEDY he operates without CHARGE but others are
pected pay according 70 their means and position ia
Itmay be mentioned that Dr. Newton is strong be-
Teyer in the certain efficacy OF faith and prayer he
thinks tia. the power which Christ gave to bis Apostles
ed for the want OF faith Gut est any branch of the
church should be gspicg TO swallow him up az living
well De stated that the Doctor, hough positive in
s faith and idea Of curing il nevertheless very mega
tive knd Of Sbrstisn seeing ma, ne has never neen
tight Faith in Christ. and prayer he thinks ar
She only true couservators of His power
We have tbus very briefly given the moot important
features o. this rpan, who is amongst revolt
t,oniziug the laws snd experience Of Hygeia
Thai he is doing great cea OF good hose whom he has
cured viii readily testify and il he does any harm
1. will be as readily known There can be no doubt
tha. hs influence lies altogether in the great amount oil
electricity contained in ms frame Taking oil his cures
which have rnno s1lts, II must be &C
roge6ged that be hiss ory scted upon his patients Ike
q mafuetic battery II is not the province OF the re
porter 70 enter into any disqlistcn on the
laws which regulate magnetic or electric science
but it s well and fnmiarly known In the theory
practice of medicine tina. many diseases which have
failed yield TO erery other kind of treatment have
been eventually forced 10 give way to the subtle agenc
o. nagr etisp. But these cures not always perma
uent. What the effect CT living electric battery la,
DR.. Nevson must be remains to be examined: 50 tina
fustice might be done wbenever II may be due
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-24

Ia.
Earyipyton courguy are worthy OF nuch c~ole ~ 70 70
ton The forucr company bfs been IN oAis 20 p pa
miuy wears, ard hss been anX''nsiy eli In orley
called into active service for seve'ai AIN a
to be as ne ;.c, az uoesi h. tbey tsNe ho' oiiH ,.
constantly but have tax N long 'rel ;,h
doya and for ,on,e Il. @ past haVe 'ansh qla a.;
the other companies in'''"'N w
IIampden PAX. - :; ,h. o.d. orav all
,,nol amd Uf Cue and durable ,lity. i. the nien'
h r ,L;s co,,rfny should receive o addi'loha' '"P
,Ir d,r;na s var, they VIII not cone home rsggeI
f,y ,L.ir ou AT will last them through WIN oo'o''
IT.. aides of Sprn. field deserve murh credit Tor
,hr efforts ia behalf OF the soldiers OF is res
For the past fx weeks they have been industrious,
at work in making up drawers, nhdeis' n'S' N m
and UyelocSs that the entire re- inenl III We "o''
stocked with all these i-dsrensable articles iof ue
campaign. =, p.,.o. y,
Pitt field D. already fsvouty known TO the phoi'c az
the Capiain of tbe Pollock Guards oi ,ha' owl ,,
When Governor Andrew sent of the hrs' ostaenneni
of volunteers in response to the coll f tie frerie
Col Btiygs was in Bo-top engaged up"p ,me III
Court but knowing that his country needed NJ ser
yires, like Putnam, he leit bis pow IN lie iurroS-ol
in ~ er words, bis IL the hands oi ihe Jny'u'
flew 10 the scene o. ds"ger. =,
II is considered very meet and night that he th"un
be eleted 10 Lead the gallant boys Of Wesern Massf'
,huseits in their m rch of duty and o1 honor
Ii.ut.- Col !. NJ. Decker Of Greenfield, was coioihi
Of tbe 10Th Regiment ior hHny ycare, and " sobriu-
cred sn excellent Od,cer.
The regiment may 20 TO the seat OF war undsr =
month. aud perhaps longer They vii not % until all
the camp eqipage, incl udng tents, baggase-wagom'
medical stores aud all ,be other eqnrItes for the csn-
paign, Is complete. No pains will be pared to make
ibis tie crack regiment Of the State When they de-
par, for the war the prayers and good wishes OF The
entire community among whom they have lived VIII
accompany them.
Tomorrow, they will attend TIE Rev. Mr.. Tiffany $
Church, viii h has been appropriately fitted up WITH
National flags and tasteflly arranged bunting OF red.
white snd blue. Mr.. Tiilanyis native OF Baltimore
and bro,her-in-law Of Mayor Brown, hut n thorough
Union man and good patriot. When the iotb receive
their CHING orders look ont for thonsnd as brave
ard ha, dsoe lads a ever sef foot upon
Broadway.