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O. ~ n,ensh 4 ssr -. y 2 hossi y. 81 ,ssss
Obtained preliminary injanoi a.sist leha ssss "a
aeorss kglet- n lonlas ,1sn I'm m,se,.s I. q. sss
rii.is Ii - 40 pn9siS niirgas .isI ssi.s I 2~.
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Bra zil.
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The mails had reached Lisbon.
Rro JASuRos June 25, 1868
Coffee quoted At 100 800 for good arsls. stock
20 600 bags Sterling exchagne, 257s a27s.
BAHrs. June ~, 1863 --Fxchsnge 2Tx.
PEKsAsBroo, July l, 1s63.-- Exchange q.
Bugxn~ AYRys. June Is, is53-Eychsnge s5s "a Taiow
hrm at Ia dry American do. hides IS . 81 and 1rm.
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nIsCELLAsEOUs.


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80 i.ss c.smra ss.n Ea, Y ~. o,ia. 2
yoss civ 81 rslsbharhass sa.ss pra- 10 essts
"s sss,s f.ss os ss,sss ,-sss issssrssy sesr.s -
CRAVINGS from rhetsrsptA -lh eogor. a~serfges ga
car. .sassa,s .sa hs.si. ~ g.,ss. ~
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n ses.. rsaraKs snf Cst.rsh. uss NoLofrs ~
sfAsr rais 1ssisiLsroa so ~ ~ efssoss
A sgv rArErr .
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"A Axs AID oRaasixt. -
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Fs1dA aaspss .r,.s h..s nsii 80 cfzssa Na.s
.nsfs. y. rss,ss. rs.'', rs..,'iAs ~, 1855
tssrns'y .sss.. Dfs .sAis as ~ - sgo,<
sEg wILxgs sviRtr. o., 70 pav
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coxss susross irvrkrEp sAif1 ystsRarD
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Eight Carses de visito for 81 at Eaich's,
foS Broadway No expense spared % produce work
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Ferris tG Sons Own ard Paris Roots,
Shoes &c. ~ Nassau street ami c9 Broadway two dcors
below Fourth street
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Royal Havana Lottcry.-sec Omeial
drawing OF Jnly IL. On third PAGE
TAYLoKa co, bankers ~ Wall street N. v.
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Wire Railing "a nj window cnards.
HUTCHINSON 4 WlcKERSHAM.
25y Canal street east Of broadway.
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| "A. !. - -.
fhs toilet preparations put - - Dr. nsrns'i the well
known Boston chemist have become wds'y d'i.s"in.sed.
,ai everywhere win Tor theesssess fsyorts place
dressug table And their iola.e sssy Jusy the
high estimation which tscy held Prepared with
scientific .kin and pat up nss, saa wen elegant
style. there similar articles that veil main,as
,heir repa,a,on and command unass.ed sse Barnss
preparations embrace ssapsos arss'ns for the
hair; Kanis,on. a valuable wash for the eomps., ,o..
Rlorus choice perfume, orirpiaI Tooth wash; coos.s
eqa, to imported yIasorng g,.e,. ,As,
wen oraerea liiehea dispense rssse rrspAsa
,ons staple articles ef trade. ~
procured of the and some f,nsm
sold b. the family soc,n rroyiasnsa Journal jay ~
CARD
owx 10 the Increased Of all ms,sr,sis usssia The
aaaufAe,ar. Of cocoAisg other Tc'., pr.p.'s
lions. ws are oomperlsa Rsral rale1 TO
scyenv n,e cent psr battle
Our standard a.nli,y ATTY ~i rsmAis annl~ir-s.
| Boston, rsbfuAry H. iss.
osgrn BURNETT co.
| ~ Hcesu. street. Do.,o".
|
i
| COCAINE, a Compound ~ coooannt Oh, Ac. for Ne
! bnlt
| FLORInEL a deil.ht'ui ferfuuae for Tho Handsss.
| chief
| KALLIsToK. . Cosmetic for removing frecsiss rAs.
/
| sunburn. Ac
| ORIENTAL TOOTH WASH for Preserving and Bssasp
| fyihg the Teeth and dums
COLOGNE WATER oasysasi In rohaesss ssd Dsisaes
OF Perfume
JONAS wHircosBs nExEDr. fos AsiAms. Rs~-
Cold Hay Fsyer Ae
BuRSErr's surERroG FLAvoEisG EXTRACTS. Ter
Cooking parPos.@
yor sAis br al Druggists, orosss AMI yssey oss;s
Dealers
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Grover IL Bn aer's
FIRST PREMIUM SEWING MACHINES
40 BROADWAY. NEW YORK
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ne Cartrs de Waite. 81. Satisfaction
guaranteed; proof shown when required.
PEHCIVAL data Kertson). lt2 Chatham street
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ne Fan.rai OF Mr.. c ritrsnaep. sc.

L9r~yltLE, Juiy y, 1893
Our city council tairg to attend the funs
raj 4 J. >. criltcDden in a body on Wednesday.
Tho Central Committee has called convention u URion
citizens at Lexington % nominate caudldats for con-
greas vice csttenacu deceased.
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The Markets.

The Markets.
LONDON MONEY nARKKr.
Tie funds were dull and oonsos had experienced a
slight reaction closing on tho nth at % y3 for money
Discounts caAy at orrns< rates. Tho weekly statement Of
the pank ol England shows . decrease In bulllon az
f75 c93 The Confederate loan, which had touched par
had declined 10 NJ q discount. Barring Brothers Co
quote bar silver at s.. ~ dollars %. 2kd.; eaglcsd
7cs "a.
LIVERPOOL coTrov mARxgy
Tho brokers circular of July ls says.-1hs past week
has been characterized by increased caution tho trade
~ buyers and by moderate demand for export me
improved tenor the advces from The East did not
stimulate speculation Tie latest American accounts
however nave given conadenoc holders and eleo
have indaoed export buyers 70 purchase more iresiy
c0negueDty any previous decline Ia Amer ea1 may nos
BE- considered be fully recovered sod this description
request n consequences of the scarcity Of good
rcdacton 10 Instances. Tbs demand for Brazil has
been moderate pernam. and hsceos arc sn1t oneQuAx
ter of penny lower The fair " good qualities ~ last
Inia have been 10 good demand a. full prices. common
irregular and occasopay some what cheaper There
II alteration n China, Bengal o. scinde
The sas % IN have been Il 600 bales ncadina
$40 TO specnatd and 100 20 sxporssrs. Yesterday
(rrdayl fair demand at steady prices. sales
about 900 bacs including oso FOR export and specaa
ton The authorized quotations. are "a follows
Far 1tddiiac.
s's.s' sss,s ..::..::........:s ..::........ as az
tplands .............. % 2O1
stock hand 7ss o3o bales including a $50 Ameri.
can. Al sea from India 2ss 800 bales.
TRADE Ar nAScHBsTBR.
better tone prevailed yesterday (FridayD than the
S the week. and later sdvces from Ca
cutta reprtng further advance there 90 yarns and
| sblrtinss, induced better demand for the East
BsEADsruvrs nnxsr.
The weather keeps yery nne for the cropz. Nessry
wAkeosid Saah Co.. BxAnd. Ashys ~. ssd 0osds
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sloacs Elliptic Lock stitch sewing Ma
chimes with Improved Braiders Specimens d sewing al
Aaesfooms, 5j7 Broadway.
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No More Gray Hair BaIdnes~.-S,
years constant study Consultation free ~ Dr. GRAND
rEAN Asinr nAre
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The Sabscription Agent reryrts the sss ~ isss 0
Gyetweutes 70 dsy ~ The yariaas sssnets Dsvss,es
q bonds ere - - W July = sclusiv~
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nIsCELLANEOUR.
4. T-lsal-x

Any person Of .sdea.ry hais troubled with ve.S,cs,
isssiuda. pap.iason Of The hsa ss appetite oy.eep
torpid liver ao. deserves suffer 10 wlu not iry tho
greasesi medicine discovered
DRASEs PLANTATION gITTERs
do no. fall they produce Deaeac.i eaec, Immediately;
the, are pssn, the palate pa,ealay adapted
10 ladies' and all .iee.e per.ons reluang. brahy pure
aud gentle s,imnlsnt
They purify. srcnc,heu and ,nsEorae
They orcas. healthy appouse.
They are an sntio.e to- change Of waacr All de.
They overcome effects Of dissipation and .,r hours.
They srsas,heu the .ysr'a andeuii,en ,As mind.
Tie prevent m.aaHa,lc ana 1atermiisoss fevers
rhey purify the breath eeiaiy Of Tie stomach.
They cure pyspelsia Ana Constipation.
They cure Dl.rrhoa. choos. .na cholsna norbus
They cure Liver Complain aod Nervous iiesaseno
They make tho stong lhr Ianguid brilliant
exhausted wea, rrstorr They composed Of
he celebrated oa.asa bAs wlpsorsresa s.ssaf. ROOD.
and herbs all prcservuain perrasty nurr n croIs run
For particulars circulars and ,ssnosias escA
bottle
Beware q tmpoa'ors Ans person rrcndins 10 Sn
Plantation Btcrs BY The ioa 10 bus. Or In
except patent bottles cork OF whcs ~
private United States stamp, and having far .mis
steel plate label s-nd'er and mpeslsr
To Gu bottle with rts-~heihcr Pian,a-
Bit,crs by any other crime and WI, Ia
40 dealt with. We srcads hsvc uron Two parties
Who haze thus tried to igo the pu'e will oniv
succeed Ia running themselves. Bson your guard.
The demand fos these B,,ss from ladies. olereymes.
merchants. &c. is Immense aud the evidence Of their
great superiority.
They soid by all respectable druggists ply
seians hotels saloons esmbnaa coustry stores.
n II DEARR co,
203 Broadway n r.
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Erancs
SnRln.

The CORPS Legislatf Is not expected 70 meet before
November next
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Wigs. Toupees, Hair Dye, Hatr Dyeing
aud Moiavia Cream, for beautfying the hair, at A.
BACHELORS, lG Bond street
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For the Hair Barry's Trir0pher0us.-
Tho beat and cheapest article Sold by Druggists
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Any person s' "sden~fy ma ia troubled with weakness
ssstude. pApta ton OF the heart iscg a ap.e,ie ax.
torpid liver ac deserves 10 suffer 10 Win not iry the
rreaSosi medicine ever discovered
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w. a. ussehsior's Hat, Dye-The Beat
In the woi in.tan harmless reliable sold
by all dru gsisss and -ffumers Factory "a Barclay street
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DRAgE's PLANTATION BITTERs
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DO not fall they produce beaeacs effect Immediately;
the, are peasnt 10 the palate ana parculay adatsd
10 fisz and all delicate persons lung bra,hy pure
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Trus-es.-,Tnrsh - Co.'S Radical Cure
Truss No. E.eY srs. optorite the church No
zion With Any other ohcs oi The Pemsis
attendant.
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Hurs Hair Dye, 80 censs-BIaek or
brown natural and reliable Depot No Barclay street,
Sold by all drIsgisle.
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nary and rsal s. -rne most erpcdteus conve+
uient and reiab. explained IN Dr Larpout
Paris, LONDON and New yort Medical Adviser ana Mar
Dude 7atl eCit cloth. sent aei
FOR 81 by H. WARNER. No S-&ey street. the author ~
Broadwas, up stairs treatment from tod tescept stuay
And Zunu. 49,
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way ard Ann street under rarpunr Museum No eopnec.
ton Win other Trss olce OF Hupparlsrs
Shoulder Brsces Elastic stocsings huHprns9 Bsnfacs
aud siik Elastic Supporters. a female attendant
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street, New Yors city lie has other oroe. Eatsb,
lshsd ir3l RiEht and irvAr eniTanrs H.
chrome rfarors and sposs - ihs ssn, uofs u Al nis
the most poisonous ufufy ~ 100 boot f@tuA Ae WORK
Human ffaiy, Nervous Debility, Fariy Iniiacretipn
aud copsatation graua Hours IN from A unai
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Diseases OF the Nervous, seminal, Iri-
nary and sefual systems New and reliable teaine .-in
Of the Howard AusociA'ionsent m nfAeG
envelope Of oharg~. Addres~ DIR hkiuin ousAlon
Howard ASSOCIATION. FhiaaeuhiA
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Boxis's Hyperion Fluid Restore. and
hair. Bog Fi~~fin Hair Dys boss Try
= convinced W BO0LL. Boston sold everywhere.
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They purify, sircnciheu and ,nsiEorsle
-
TArY crcale a healthy appoilnr.
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" Children Teeshing."--thr Mother
hnds faithful friend IA Mr. NINRLDW Soothing syrup.
perfectly reliable n the chld from
pain srulery diarrhua pnpng IN the
bowels cole IL giving re@f and health 10 tie
chist IL gives The neither. 20 t.uta bottle
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pmpls. and fre.k.., - e..iy procured " vang te
BALM or THOUSAND fLDWEKs rros ~ cruts.
POI sai9 by u. \. BARI - CO.. ard AL drpsgiNb.
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Dnn. FreckIes. ra.iowness. Eruptfoos,
kIos Srcrts and ~ SKIN Eeshea euret by GOT RAUD
Italian Mecieaied soap ~ broadway, orAnd street.
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hnD9n family h heir Hou many lovers u hts seps
ratad-how many friends for ever Iarsd Tbs sBhlsst
= to- daoAts yogf nearest trend w genaon ~ -
you ignDrast % ttu yourself To fAdlaA
core. gse 40 .rAia 90 1uoLHAhD ZION t.ktf -
denrlGes light ent moFninE n aiso traatn~s tA~
plnaiun rfngvrg 81 tan. l44plsa sns freessa t~sFfnK
tbe skir s0n and whfe. frrs ~ ocais ter sAa ~ al
dfuz.sis
Facts for the E.sbic.-~saf Gratis ma
pcsi paid aByxhcfr al .An feeble sbsald
fsaf II reaa Alaress go sulhtf, ~. Hollek bgs
500 POS 0fcC. Nsg YORK e4tga
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-19
The Battle.

CHATTANOOGA, Nov, 25.--We are victori-
ous--the enemy is routed Our loss is
small, the enemy's large The enemy eva,
cuatod Lockout Mountain last night and
we took possession this morning Gen.
Courses brigade led the assault, which
was repulsed with heavy loss. Course was
wounded in the thigh. The second assault
was made at l.3OP. NJ, in which Matthews,
LOOMS, and Kaum's brigades were engag-
ed. They barely reached the summit Of the
hill when they were flanked, broke and
forced to retire,
Matthews was wounded, and Col. Put.
nam of the 93d Ohio killed. The enemy
being compelled TO protect their right hea.
vily, Grant attacked his weakened center,
and after an hours hard fighting broke it
and gained possession of the ridge. Their
main force was driven towards Sherman,
who forced them to break up and flee across
the Chickamauga We have taken as
many as five thousand prisoners, and per
haps as many as ten thousand.
Hooker will intercept the flying enemy,
probably in the vicinity of Rossville. 1t
is reported that we have taken q whole
corps.
Among the casualties arc Lieut.. Col.
pry, of the Goth Indiana, Major McConley
of the 10th Iowa, Col O'Mars and Lieut..
Col. Stuart Of the 9th Illinois, Major Wal
ker, 10th Missouri, Major Welch, of the
5Oth Illinois, and Major Innis of the 9th
wounded; Major Irwin, of the 9Th
Iowa-killed. A list of the wounded can.
not be obtained, as most of the killed were
in Sherman's corps and remained in the
hands of the enemy.
Prisoners say that Bragg was on the
ridge just before it was taken.
The successful storming parties consist
ed of Woods and Baird's Divisions on the
left and centre and Johnson's and Sherman's
on the right and centre.
Some Of our wounded were left in the
hands Of the enemy after Sherman's unsuc-
cesSful assault, but will ultimately be re.
covered.
LATrR,--The captured artillery is report.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-19
Another COCkney Oh the Tray
els.

The latest specia en- of the average
British tour t in America is distressed
cockney who WI tes letters to the London
Times. In that journal of the 26th OF
September this traveller takes two columns
to tell his experience in and about Chicago
and the West generally. Some Of his
stories are amusing, showing how hard it
is for an Englishman to arrive at q correct
apprehension Of American affairs. lie was
swindled by newsboy, and, in revenge,
fired n shot at the whole race ofnewsvend
ers after this style:
The Office of the Chicago Tribune is op.
posite to the door of my hotel; that of the
Chicago Times is two or three blocks Off;
yet both thosepapers, and the ten or twelve
Others which see the light in this town,
and those Of New York or other parts of
the Union, are only to be had of ncwsmen,
who buy them at two cents and sell them
at no less than five or six cents. tried to
resist the imposition at Albany or Sarato-
"a, and offered in small change the identic
sum of two or three cents which was print
ed at the top of the page as the sale price of
some trumpery local paper. The boy hand
ed back the money and kept his journaU
This is very triang matter, but it gives
the gauge Of American oxtortion in every
branch Of trade, high or low.
That newsboy evidently astonishcd this
Gulliver by his remarkable independence.
Apparently there was no private house
open to our traveller, for he says again;
The American life must be dogs life,
except in the few instances of men achiev.
ing boundlcss wealth. | need no other
proof of my assertion than the preference
almost universally given to hotel and board.
ing life in this country over private domes
tic arrangements.
Americans at dinner disgust our visitor
The American goes down to his break
fast, dinner, tea and supper calmly and
leisurely; sits down deliberately, pores over
his printed bill of fare for eight Or ten
minutes, and at last issues his orders to
the obsequious blackoy, whose hot breath
and steaming jacket have been regaling
his olfactories ever since he thrust the chair
under the fastdious guests legs, and SHOW
ed him into bis place under the mahogany.
Between the ordering Of dinner and see.
ing it spread before him, between soup and
fish and meat and dessert courses, an Am
erican's dinner never absorbs less than an
hour or an hour and halfs time. Places
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-19

JAMES L. COLLINS,
Editor and Proprietor.
SANTA FE, SATURDAY DEC. 10, 1868.
sU BSC RIPTIO Nj
lIaXimilian's Money Difficulties
as Emperor.

Paris (oct, io) correspondence Of ha London Poet.
Next week .he Emperor is to receive the
Mexican depuation, as they did not visit
his Majesty at Biarruz when on their way
to offer the crown to the Austrian prince.
| fear, from what learn, that the elect.
ed Emperor Macmillan has already began
to experience some uleas ness aud doubts
about the possibility Of founding the EN-.
pire, and forminga working government. -
The financial question is, am assured,
causing u somewhat unsatisfactory CORES.
pondencc between the archduke and the
French government. There is no difficulty
about the military arrangements; but those
who know Mexico, and have been called by
MaximiIian to give him information, are
reported to have declared that, in order to
insure governing success, a foreign force
and considerable funds are necessary at
starting. Now, how is this money to 10
obtained if France will not guarantee u
loan?
The Arcliduko has been told that he
must not expect any money from England,
where linanciers do not hold high opinion
Of Mexican integrity. France will not
guarantee the loan, that is certain. Thus
"A great difficulty arises the very day after
the acceptance of the throne The Mex
lean ENJOYS of course, have painted a
glowing picture to the Austrian prince
On the map the empire looks broad
and naturally rich land; but those
who know the country tell the Arch
duke number of unpleasant truth,
about the people, their character, their
habits, the difficulty of imposing and col
ecting an increased taxation, and Other
prosaic observations. Then, again. if the
European States send ENJOYS to Maxim
ian's court none will guarantee the integ
rity Of his domiuions, and there is always
the fear of America telling the imperial
SOverelgu's government and army some day
to "clear out" All these considerations
| hear, make the elected by the "Notables'
require more guarantees and assurances o
support than the French Government feel,
inclined to accord.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-19
ore appointed to the convives at the ngroe's

are appointed to the convives at the ngroe's
convenience or caprice. No acquaintance
is sought; little or no conversation is at
tempted. Indeed, whatever his social pro.
penslties may be, the American Is rather a
silent animal at table; he makes his dinner
too much Of business TO have any time to
waste in friendly intercourse. Snch a host
Of little dishes and plates, hot and cold,
roast and boiled, fish and fowl, sauce and
vegetables, entrees and rclishes, game,
pastry and ice, such nawful hodge podge
Of eatablcS as the waiter lays before the
American, and he undertakes 10 discuss, no
continental table'd hote in old Europe ever
exhibited.
He abuses the Germans, villiGes DR..
Liebcr, snccrs at the Irish, aud is general.
ly uncomfortable and unhappy; but was
taken aback by the unexpected courtesy Of
a Chicago lawyer who did kind deeds fol
him:
The American takes his work as easily
as any man. The banker here, whose bust
ness it should be to cash my circular notes
informs me by bill stuck up outside hi,
Office window, that "his business hours arl
from half past eight to half past ten A. NJ;
and during the rest Of the day can Meth
er find him nor any clerk, porter, AZ atten
dant of any kind on the premises. My