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Litchfield enquirer., 1864-05-12

TIE BANK OF PAwLISa.-A report, or per- haps We should say a rumor, prevailed in our vicinity last week that the Bank of Pawlnp, Duchess O.. New York, had suspended. Un able to trace the rumor to any authentic source, and in behalf of one or two shopkeepers We addressed note to the Cashier of the Bank on the subject, and have received the following reply-which is so entirely to tho point, tha: we need to add nothing further to it.
 BANK OF PAwLING,,
 Pd@ling, Dutchess Co.,, ". r.,
 May 9th, 1864. JAS. HUMPHREY, JR., Eso.-Dear Sir; have just received your kind letter of the Sd inst, stating that report prevails in your vicinity that the Bank of Paw ling has failed, Sc. In reply, I will simply say that the whole matter is one of the most centemptible falschoois that was ever placed in circulation, and without any foundation whatever.
 l commenced with the Bank of Pawling in io49' and know it to be perfectly sound. l have orders to purchase for parties some of the Stock at Sl30 per share, but find no sellers The Shares are $lOO each.
 Yours Respectfully,
 J. w. BowpIsH, Cashier.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-05-12

Hr slight change in the Naugatuek R. R. Time Table, which went into effect on Mon- day last, will be noticed in our advertising columns. The time of the passenger trains passing Litchfeld Station remains the same, and the afternoon down train does aot connect with Shore Line Express,
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-05-12

bD- The Governors Message will be found, in full, upon the first page of this paper. It is in many respects the best tbat the Governor bas yet issued, and will well repay perusal.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-05-12
w ORMS.

TORBIN'S WORM DESTROYING SYRUP, N' For Children or Adults. A safe and very eficacfous Medicine in all cases of Worms. N not only removes the worms, but the CAUSE q their great increase, by carrying of the mueuA the digestive powers, corrects the appetite, and greatly improves the general health. Prieo. 26 cents 8Oy1
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-05-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dr. TerreIs Healing Ointment.

FN' HE pleasantest to use. The Cheapest and
 -k the Best.
 For Sore Lips or Nose, Chapped Hands, Frosted Feet, Burns, Scalds, Corns, Pimples on the Face. Salt Rheum. Piles, (either Itching or External,) Sores on Children, Scald Head, Chafng of Infants, Unframed or Broken Breast, Infamatory Rheumatism, Sc. No family should be without box of this valuable Oinb! ment, to apply immediately in case of Burn. Price 25 cents. ly30
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-05-12

SasN The Winsted paper publishes q Lis, of U. stamp Duties, Revised February l, 14e4. We believe there has baan 2 pey "Rey;s;onn since that date.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-05-12

Sas~ Patton, Hotchkss Block Waterbury has Harpers for June. It is an excellent number.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-05-12

The productive capital in British railways is esssnatea at two thousand nl!hons Of dollars.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-05-12
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

NEWS OF THE WEEK. The Great Struggle !! Two Days Battle i'm Virginia :! LIEUT:-GEN. GRANT AGAINST GEN.
 LEE DEFEAT AND RETREAT OF LEES
 ARMY. Geas. BsstIe,''s Operations. CAPTURR OF Cry POINT AND OCCUPATION OF
 PETERsBURGH. RICHMOND BETWEEN TJVO FIRES !
The New York herald., 1864-06-08

SECRETARY CHASE COMING TO HIS SENSES
joicsd to have occasion to announce that an in
dicstion of wisdom has made it's appearance In
the operations of the head Of the financial de-
partment Of the government. Long since We
proposed line Of policy to the Secretary Of
the Treasury which, had IL been then adopted,
would have saved millions Of dollars to the
public treasury, accelerated the efforts to sus-
tsia the credit Of the country, and relieved the
people OF the discoSraging effects Of the
present enormous prices Of living. But better
hte thaa never; and We now congratulate the
public upon the new light which has just ap-
peared above our financial horizon. II was at
the commencement Of the war our conviction
that the issue Of o vast amount Of irresponsible
Treasury notes as currency would raise the
price Of gold, and In . corresponding, or
rather in an exaggerated and unwarrantable
degree, produce the evils we mention. We
told Mr.. Secretary Chase that his proper plan
to raise money to meet the prodiglous sx-
penses Of the war was to issue government
bonds, and have them sold for what they would
bring. He has now done 80 in Offering seventy
five millions Of government bonds to the
public at the highest bidder. This Is clearly
an admission that his former course was wrong,
and is the beginning of movement to bring
about q contraction Of the currency, which
cannot help producing the most beneficial re-
suits. 1t has tangible bearing upon the pros
pective resumption Of specie payments, and as
such must produce most healthful effect in
reducing the price Of gold, and, as q natural
consequence, Of those commodities which enter
into the consumption Of every mans household.
il may smash some spectators In Wall street.
and damage those greedy extortlonists who
The New York herald., 1864-06-08
Personal Intelli0encs.

The Secretary Of the Treasury arrived In this city
yesterday, and stopping a. the g. Nicholas Hotel His
main business here al present 70 70 confer with the Bank
loan Committee about the deposits By the banks with
Mr. Cisco on account OF temporary saos and not for the
purpose Of negotiating loan, ssronsously stated in
sOme Of the evening papers There Intention the
pars Of the Secretary TO increase the OF legal tender
notes Mr. Chase expects be able 70 conclude bis bus
nsss u day. and 50, will return 70 Washington mme
dsssly. Mr. Chase corrccts statement relation 10
the daily expenditures Of the government and puts at
something In the nsishborhood Of two and half millions
nstcad Of four,
The New York herald., 1864-06-08
The sabine Pass AFFAIR.
nEBHI ACCODuTQ.

Ths Richmond papers Of the soth u have the following
despatch from Texas relation 70 the capture OF the
United States gunboats Granite City and Wave
Houror, Texas, May l3,l
Via SUMMIT. May 2S, 1864. I
Colonel Grifnn with . force Of two hundred sharp
shooters and battery OF artillery surprised two gun
No. ., tlnclad, 10 CAcsseu Paes, May We captured
both The Yankees had 10 send the boats ashore 10
render There we're hundred asd sixty prisoners
captured sixteen nps cannon md no sndof stores On
~ esha Yankee mail boat Was capsursd 81 Cacassu BY
MAJOR McRsynolds.
n the rccsst accounts received Of the capture OF the
gunboass Granite City and wavs Sabine Pass, Texas
b 70 bs regretted thst mention made OF the names
Of the ofncsrs reported wounded Any sus having let.
tsrs ooncsrnns the capture os these vessels will confer
favor upon the family and friends Of the officers by send
Ing them or reporting their contents 70 the editor Of the
HERALD.
The New York herald., 1864-06-08

infest almost every bran Oh Of trade In which
the general consumer u interested; but what
does their fate amouat to whea compared to
the good OF the great masses OF the people,
upon whose confidence every government must
rely in times Of momentous public dangers
la this movement Mr.. Chase has ignored tho,
policy of France In issuing assignsts as gov
ernment currency expedient In time of var,
and adopted the English system Of uttsring q
representative Of indebtedness, as nearly ap-
preaching thestandard OF gold as circumstances
would admit In adopting her expedient
France showed her weakness, and her people
soon discovered It. and another evidence Of
credit had to be selected. In selecting hers
England showed her good sense and strength;
and, in choosing something allied to the latter
plan, Mr.. Chase has exhibited degree Of wis.,
dom for which he deserves credit although
displayed at 80 late period. after the advice
We have SO repeatedly given him. We again
congratulate the public upon tho light now
being shed, after such an. extended period Of
darkness, upon the financial affairs Of the
country.
The New York herald., 1864-06-08
Arrivals and Departures.
AnpYvALa-

psAurosS n c.-etssWfhip wSrlwind-Nr 9iuFn Ne
S:Ss,on, Ssss fsyson and WE, Eerd, SSspss
Btsphenson.
nAyArsAs-Dsrs Heshpgen Buichsr-Nes va fssssl
ana child, Mrs orr, VIM Sullivan. Yp DnvN Wa nuptsr.
IdWd Cerey, A1sd bafsholo0ew Hamsen sayeons Fe>eg
Behaa. Henry Tar6oH.
nA...Y-ssrk ssssssAs-rmassss osAssA sa o.
The New York herald., 1864-06-08

tdverisements for the WuxLY HERALD must be Rand
- IN bcore ten o'clock every Wednesday evening It's
'Ir,iatiou among tho entorprisng mechanics farmers
nttaHts manufacturers and gentlemen .hrouehoa; the
ecnty is ircreasing vory rapidly Advertisements
''i'd = tic al2Ar HERALD viii thus be b. ll-.s
ITO active and energetic people o. tho nilel
4
The New York herald., 1864-06-08

The first days proceed ngs Of the Baltimore
Republican or National Union Convention are
before our readers. They are limited, except
ing speech or two, to the dry formalities of
organ z,tion: hu it Is apparent that Abraham
Lincoln " II be endorsed aud set up for another
term; and 4 is probable that regular out
and-ou. radical platform win be adopted, for
tie purpose Of taking the wind out of the sails
Of the inde pendent " radical democracy" ticket
or the two Johns, General John C. Fremont and
General John Cochrane.
Senator Morgan, Chairman Of the Republi-
can National Committee, In calling the Con-
venton to order. made little speech, the
prominent feature of which was the declara
ton that I'VE (the Convention) will fall short
Of accomplishing our great mission IL we shall
not declare 10 favor OF an amendment of the
constitution prohibiting forever African slavery
in the United States" o. course the adop-
ton Of such resolution will be equivalent to
the declaration that Honest Old Abe's eman-
cipation, amnesty and reconstruction procama-
tions and theories are all bosh; but what does
that signify, II Old Abe himself, with all these
documents in his pockets, Is lifted upon this
new constitutional abolition platform.
We presume that Senator Morgan speaks by
authority from Mr.. Seward, AID that the con-
s.itutional amendment suggested will be made
part Of Old Abe's new platform. We guess,
too, that confscation and division OF the
spoils thereof, and, perhaps, enough Of the
Monroe doctrine to save appearances. will also
be adopted. We expect to know all about 1t
before tomorrow morning. In the meantime,
the idea that Mr.. Secretary Chase would turn
| up at Baltimore dangerous, IL not success
ful, rival TO his master, turns out great mis-
| take. Mr. Chase desires IL TO be understood
that his surrender Is without reservation. And
so we await the nomination and endorsement
| of Abraham Lincoln, with the repudiation of
his abolition and reconstruction policy and
some other things, in the platform Of the Con-
vention. King shoddy rules the roast.
A House ron GENERAL 4sApR.-The Phila
dslphisns have presented the wife Of General
| Meade with q house, on the corner OF Nine
teenth street and Delaney place, in that city
| This is handsome acknowledgment OF the
services Of the lady's distinguished husband
and is an acknowledgment of the right kind
| II quite agrees with our IDEA, expressed few
| days since, as to how these matters should be
done We congratulate the fellow citizens OF
the gallant commander OF the Army Of the
Potomac upon the good sense that led them to
spend their money in this practical and useful
way, rather than upon the nonsense Of an
elaborate but unnecessary sword
The New York herald., 1864-06-08
A6airs In pestea.

A6eiRs In pOstoa.
BANQUET 70 AussIAN ovIiqms-AccrpgNr:
Bosros, June Z, 1854.
banquet, given BY tho city, a. ths Revere House This
evening.
vesterdav n eAls Iarbsf, drowning Samuel Wlhton,
Charles Adams, Frederick KnowtSn and William Dodge,
all Young men.
The New York herald., 1864-06-08

SANDY HOOK, June I, 1854.
There was found drowned ri Sandy Hook, the inner
bsesh, an unknown man, about ave feet 10 height He
had On pair OF shoes, dark brown pant6lcons black
satin vest bat coat Hn features were vsry
much dIsasured. Hs wAa buried % the Hook
The New York herald., 1864-06-08

Il 10 o@oAaH seatsl ssas 10 erdiasy clsreal asiitsv
viii ssos tee these passs. and us Applicant can Asps
Tor Who nss prepared v shsw tAas he possss
good education and b practically familiar With oaa.
mercial and banking business. An acquaintance Win
postal affairs also will - considered valuable ouailaos
toa A. thss appointments must be for the st q
July next applicants required 70 sorwsrl their tss
tInoask 70 the Post Once Department without delay
SENATOR HALE GONE HONE.
Senator Hale has goae New Hampshire. 70 osk sftss
his reelection. leaving large amount Of naval busussa
unattended TO- or whi0h shs department. urged
him 70 take action at least month Ngo.
The New York herald., 1864-06-08
TIIIRTY-EIGHTH CONGRHg0.
FIRST snsslON.



WASHINGTON June Z, 1904
Confirming THE urLE 10 LANDS IN CALIFORNIA
No important business was transacted during NE
morning hours the time being occupied considering The
House bill. which called up By Mr.. Cosssss. (ropI
TO confirm the title to certain lands Santa
bara, Ia California to tho Roman Catholic Church Ter
educational purposes. The discussion OF the bin was
continued until quarter O'clock several Senator's
arguing that California; and mot tho government should
confirm tho original Asxicaa grant 70 this land rhs b
AMENDING NEUTRALITY LAWS.
Mr.. SuxSsR, Crer) Of Mass. from the COMMITTEES o.
Foreign Affairs, reported the subject OF amending ths
neutrality laws, and charged from their
further consideration, which was agreed TO.
PETITIONS FOR IHs ABOLITION MAyRRy.
Mr.. SUMNER presented numerous petitions frsm dine
rentStates East West tor aboishment OF slavery
IL nos Sse
sand or tho working clssses He added mat Illinois was
ssssS e u s as S'sss ss = = ~: :. wss
70 she 0ommitsss on Slavery and Freedmen.
THE 0OvuRMnxT WASHINGTON.
District Of Columba reported back the Dill authorizing
the Levy Court Of the county Of Washington, D. o. -
levy direct upon the people OF the county ihsag
portion the government tax under the oct o. cosgs
Mr.. SUMNER, from the Committee Foreign Relations
ton Of the treaties between the United States ana ors.
nations respecting Jurisdiction the
Of vessels Ok suoh foreign natoas In waters and ports a
the United states.
RAILROAD LANDS YoR DAKOTA AxD MONTANA.
Mr.. FoMERoY, (rep) of Kansas, from the Committees
Public Lands, reported back the bill granting lands y
Montana aud Dakota, with a recommendation that they
be postponed until next rocembcT. Agreed 70.
TEMPORARY MCRHAsK
The House joint resolution amendatory Of the jolne
resolution TO increase temporarily the duties Imports
approved April 20, 1854, called up by Nj. 6aHRAAx
(rep OF Ohio, who offered amendment thereto aAd
after discussion Its consideration postponed.
fHB CONGRESSIONAL DERATKS
Mr.. ANTHONY called UP tho bill TO pay for the pubioa-
tion the debates Congress other purposes
After discussion the bill was made the special order
for Friday.
4 FRxKDMRN's BUREAU.
On motion OF Mr. SUMNER the bill to establish Bureaa
Of Freedmen's Affairs called up, but without con-
sideriug II Senato motion OF Mr. CHANDLxP (rep
Of Mich weat into executive session. and terward1
adjourned.
The New York herald., 1864-06-08
SUSPENSION or OFFICERS BIT TIE PROVOST MAJ
sHAL GENERAL.

the Ninth Massachusetts, and DR.. Surgeon Of
the Board Of the Ninth disrict Of Massachusetts, have
been suspended by the Provost Rarsha for granting
cessivs exemptions under the present draft
PROSPECTS FOR THE ADyouRNxENr OF CONGRESS-.
Representative Morrill, said today during . debate,
that tho House could Hnsh up s business 80 as TO cd.
journ In two weeks.
DROWNING OF RYv. GORDON wINsLow
Rev. Gordon Winslow, Of New York, army chaplain,
aad foF time past agent Of the Sanitary Commits.
sion, accidentally drowned In the Potomac this
morning. He was On the Sanitary Commission transport
steamer Mary Raplsy, accompanying his son, Colonel
wisslow, Of the Firth Now York zouaves, wounded
severely In the recent batuet. In attempting to draw
bucket Of water from shs river be srksd overheard
and drowned. The body Wa not recovered. Mrs Wins.
low 10 in attendance upon her son. d the Mansion House
hospital, Al Alexandra.
CAPTURE or A SCHOONER wrrH REBEL SUPPLIES
The steamer Leslie arrived ~ the Navy Yard last
nighsand reports the capture Of schooner In the Rap.
pahannock loaded with lumber whskey, ooacs &C., for
the rebels.
AN AGRICULTURAL MISSION TO CHINA.
varnum D. Collins. Esq. appointed agent OF the Depart
ment Of Agriculture by Commissioner Newton has let
this clay 70 proceed 70 China charged with the selection
products capable Of accmazation, and the collection Of
general agricultural Information.
TnE NUMBER or NAVAL YRIzEs.
The following 10 list OF naval prizes up 10 the 1 Of
Juns, lse4-sssamers asa sohooners, cal soops loe;
bsrks 20 brgs, 81 ships, l5 yachts and small craft
1873. Total. 227. The aggregate value SIT 900 oo 70
b distributed amosg the naval captors.
rxs oLEaIoAL POSITIONS IN rHs POSTAL xoxSr
0RDR OPIfeE.
Maay applications sre made for the places Of supssia-
tsndsnt and CLERKS In the Money Osdsr 0Gos rsceauy
osssssa ~ Post Ques pspstmsas ar y, II cosxrss.
The New York herald., 1864-06-08
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.

New York. wednesday,, Juno 8, 1864.
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fare. III kNkY II. LkEpS X MINER viii soil
q Saturday, November %. ut leis O'Clock at Their
y Liberty street, Household Furniture consIst
feps aud bla Z and crimson, do. " sshstan ds
Sureaus Rosewood marbia top Ccnire Iablrs
Iurntute; China CreckaTy and Glass Ware
fnsew Oh sese.inslavs s":S29, made b. Hews, al
titfui tone and finish; took inc b EMU a r. The
aud cost 81 000. Also rosewood ak octave
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WILKINS Observation-Disclosures

WILKINS AUCfIONEER.--su PREME
ae Of Valuable Property on Sprlpg street and
|ace..E. II. LUDLOW 4 Co. viii Sc 4. Auc.
nv, Nov. 70 iSai at II o'c'oc (. At the Exchange
~ Broad xay, rrfnity Build NJ. New YORK. 81
supreme Court. auder the dirsvction OF JosepS
eq referee Spring street.-The lota Grsund.
|dngs thereon. together with alley privileges,
spring street. between Sullivan and Aacdou-
|strect-Ibc three story brick House and Lot
side OF Eighth street Isl. Marks place), TO
second aveoue; lot 26xli2l0 Maps at the
bflsce, No 5 Pine street. Il71l -
b. ROBINSON, ksq., Plaintiffs ATTORNEY.
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II. LEEDS. AUcTIONEER HENRY n
ls d MiNt.k will sell ut suction on Saturday.
!, At II Q clock IN front OF our store t3 LIB rty
u seat Park Phaeton, In fiiie order and but little
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ID. MINER. AUCTIONKER-SALES 81
Il street, opp s,ts tue Post OIL ca --On Saturday,
! CLOCK, hlNER 4 SONERylLLE Will sell al
aud 3W volumes or choice standard Engi Sd
Pm works. many OF which are tue productiens
lnent statesmen. The attention o. the trsis
= invited. MI =
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TWENTY FIRST WARD TAMMANY HALL
mes shs Ta a. & a.
avenue November 81 In OF the or the Tam
many Ia. snsr. COMMITTEES or the parpsss o. sppo,o
evenas November s. ana on motion the foi,owing named
sere sppon.ed Sspeciers viz james hahony
EDsA ARD n ExskS Gs' man a pro tam ward Com.
Nfsnr seGAkF Ssycfs TIs MaS Com
; ;Sas f!! sssfh hsr's;s ::
xhehAssss saH5DG FxiAs f. HsL Ward
y tsia eisens
Chat the following take, duly elected:
Fol Delegates 70 Adermanio Gonvenu9n
William II: X rby. Samuel Maycock.
Henry K David jean Flizpatr.ck.
Taempsos " Decker. VIM ii sullivan
jerome Buck, Nicholas Fisher.
Tno ss, s Murphy io 30 s Moo Sutherland
y. For Delegates 70 District School Convention.
Thomas Boese. Jersme Buck.
John Aurphy. Robert Clarkson.
Edward II. Banks, VIM. II. Wlokhan,
NJ v. ~ Smith, Memo DicGeudUrf
Henry McCebe. VIM. b. Kirby.
John Whoelan. M.1. .
WI H. KiRsY. inspectors Of Election
JOHN Mc,i1wMA.l ,,,,.vxu.,,
convention or the delegates to the Sixteenth Aidsrnanie
district Twenty nrs ard. held at No S9 Thrd ave.
% Of &c Il" M General and Oh
ton. ALEXANDER BRANDON was unanu,ously nomi.
.. the regular TamnAuy Hall candidate for Alderman
JAMES N. MCLEAN. Chairman.
m mEssS P K. bkEip ssor,;. sf''af'
Nominating Committee.
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ks. AUCTION NO. 3 Aston
Enil In TIVE Central House. I46 tast IhIrtv .iiist
second Avenue viz; Par.or Suits. gnt Mir ars
hyings N&.suand Man Ell Ornaments. Bru sells
Caepets. french Eedsteads, HAIR Mattresses
lows ard Bedd.ng o lciuih. stat, Carpets sets
~ GLASS Ware and Crockcry, Game Sea. Chairs
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SALES Az d ucTloS.

/
k koricE.-PoslrfVk AID HERsMPDRY
lcs 8 second h.na apusEHoLp ruRsITuRz,
n RID P.sLis yyxnIrUKs,l
PAISIINus. MVKKs Or Art, yvAsAs, 40. {
al &C. oe wv ssI ~ a. o y sh
ldsnee lla West Eighth street. between RIM ana
[Oa AND paAa INa Room FURNITURE. Ga
eauuiui sod rosawoots sud b. sek = alnut Parlor
red in rich Frenoa sftln trosAtsi Ani rris; Turk.
Ias .an ceas
Foule Clock. rich GhinA aud Parian vases. lsrtor
4 eley ,nt Brocatel sn Lace Cnrta = a, fne col.
Oh Paintings. Easr2snss. large hlrrors snd
CENT ROSEWOOD arfASoFuRrE. STOOL
AND cOvsk. COST $50.
and ease. with ali modern Improve nent. oYcr.
tut IRON plate Preach act On. fill ssven &c.
aom And msaogsnv. ie,is,eads. Bnreslis, Wash,
EprIng aud HAIR Mattresses. X, DIS BlSukets LEA
Etension Tsnle. gu IS, China and sit err Ware.
e'y dc. Sale positive. Deposits re ,u,red.
GuRrHaa. AuCroNERRi-MAGNI
sehoid Fuin tute rian,a o re, Parlor Suits, Pant
AIRY. man rare api enAly Works OF Ar aad arti-
nc. Al West sih entn street beta cen Fifth and
nes, sale eol neuc.ng at II o'cinck. -Pariur Fur
verei tn Fren h orocstri--vis. Snfas.. Arm
~ on anu Oval i3acx Chairs lEtaceTes. BOOK.
e Tables, kncoigprfes. brncsttel aud Lace Cur
. rs, irrur-, Ghauds. .ers. ruse WOOD flanolurie,
r.. Canterbury. iesyei tarpets Bron e Cocss,
kwo Match Paintings BY 10 2; Fruit Piece, WIN.
koy Family. b. SELLERS: seyres China Vases
HAT Stand. Chsmbers-Roseao d bureaus.
Wash stands. Ward cbss, n air aud Spring Mat
Ct Sets. Dining Room-Siieboard. Extension
Chairs, China Diunrr Sets, Tea Sets Crsssal
1lass Ware Table CtnlArv,. 3 lge.wa'e. Also all
lie take Fifth or Sixth avenue cars or stages,
ieenth street near the mouse. 4s