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EDITION
FoUR osCLoCIk, r. M.
omesrs who nave Served to the Clos,
ofthe War Enfltled 60 Three Months

onicers Who Have Served 60 the Close
ofthe War Entltled TO Three Months
Pay Proper.
The War Department has decided that OH
Gers Of volunteers below the rank Of brigadier
general, who have been, or may be, hOnora.
bly, discharged under the provisions Of gen.
eral orders 70 and so, of May LIST and 9Th,
1855, issued from the War Department, and
have continued in the military service until
the close Of tho war, and are therefore en-.
titled TO three months pay proper, authorized
by section four Of the act Of Congress ap-
proved March 5, 1895.
The benefits Of the same act will bo eH-
tended to volunteer officers below the rank
Of Brigadier general who may hereafter be
discharged by honorable mustsr-out, with
their regiments OF otherwise, rl eOnseqEsne,
crtht GOt0nHiea no longer requiring thei'
scTNIccAs
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such Provost Marshals in each district Ofsaid
State as he may deem nsOessAry.s
Sevssih. The Secretary Of the Navy win
taks possession Of an public property be-
longing to The Navy Department. within
said geographical limits, and put in opera
tiOn all acts Of Congress in relation to naval
Affairs having application 70 the said State.
Eighth. The Secretary Of the Interior will
also put in force the laws relating 70 tks De-
partment Of the Interior.
Ninth. That to carry into effect the guar
antss Of the Federal Consultation Of repub.
liCan form Of State government, and afford
the advantage and security Of domestic laws
As well a. 10 complete the re-establishmsnt
Of the authority Of the laws Of the United
States, and the full and complete restoration
Of peace within the limits aforesaid, PRAScIs
H. H.PEmPorNT, Governor Of the State Of fir.
ginia, win be aided BY the Federal Govern
msnt, so far as may be necessary, in the law
full measures which he may take for the e1-
tension and administration Of the State gov.
srnment throughout tho geographical limits
Of said State.
In testimony whereof have hersunto SOt
my hand, and caused the seal Of the
United States 10 be affixed.
[sEAL. ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President:
w. HUNTER,
Acting Secretary Of State.
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NEW HAVEN, May "a. o. Eggleston,
a merchant Of Guilford, was shot last evening
about nine o'clock, while standing in the
doorway OF his store by young man named
Andrew Knowles, also a resident OF Gniiford,
EgElsston cannot live,
A sistsT-in-law Of Egglsston received the
attentions Of young Knowles, Amatter.!which
caused dinie1lty between tho parties
Knswies Aed on horseback TO saybrook,
on the Connections iVeb rowed Aefoss ia a
small boat aud, II Is supposed, took passage
on the night boat for Nep York from Hart
fsrd, II Lyme, after midnight.
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Inportant 20 Omeors who Have Besr
Captives In Rebel Hands.

Important 10 Omccrs who Have Been
Captives In Rebel Hands.
II has been decided BY the Second Comp
trolier Of the Currency that an officer cap
tured by the enemy Is entitled, during his
captivity, to tho same pay, subsistence, and
allowance to which he may DO entitled while
in the actual service Of tho United States
The pay, Subsistence, and allowance thus
granted are such rs pertain to his position
and grade as an officer, and are not acci.
dental or dependent on the will Of another.
A Captain or Lieutenant in the actual
command Of company at the time Of his
capture, and thus entitled, under law Of
March 2, 1927, to $40 per month for rcponsi.
bility Of arms, &o., would not be entitled to
a continuance Of this additional pay during
his captivity, as that would, Of course, dsvolye
on his successor in command. so in the case
Of an Aid-de-eAmp selected from the line
whose appointment and consequent increase
Of pay depend upon the will of the General
appointing him, and are liable to be with
drawn at any moment. whether he be cap.
tured or not.
As q general rule, some other officer takes
the place Of tho captured officer aid, and
the captive is entitled, under the law, only to
the pay, subsistence and allowance attached
to his lineal rank. .. "a.
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ANDREw JOHNSON,
Prosiaoat of the United states Of An,.,,-

ANDREW JOHNSON,
Prosiaout % the United states Of Ar,.r.
roau ,ohom q may coasseSs rzta. -
satisfactory sxidsnss having been sshib.
tied 70 me that HrEnI HxHrscH has been an
pointed Consul o. ne swiis Confederation I,
San Francisco, for the States Of caiifomi.
Oregon, snd Nevada. and Washington Ter.
ritory, I do hereby recognize him as such
and declare him ffes 70 exercise and enIov
such functions, powsts, and privileges, as ar.
allowed 70 cOnsuls BY the Law Of nations, or
BY the laws Of the United States, and exist.
ing treaty stiPulations between The Govern.
mont Of Switzerland and the United States.
In testimony whereof, I have caused these
letters to be made patent, and the Seal Of
the United States 70 be hersunto afixed.
Given under my hand al the city Of wash
ingtOn, the aah day Of May, in
the year Of our Lord one thousand
Il. 81 eight hundred and .sixty-hvs, and Of
the Independence Of the United stntos
Of America the sighty-ninth.
-'h- ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President:
W. HUsrBn,
Acting Secretary Of State.
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Over sI5, 100000 Subscribed 60 ths
Seven-Thirty Loan Yesterday.


PHILADELPHIA, May 9.-The subscriptions
to-day to the Thirty Loan, in all part
Of the Union, as tolegraphed TO Jay Cooke,
subscription agent, amount to SIS, 165, 800
The largest single Western subscriptions
were: $3.50, 700 from the Second National
Bank Of Chicago, and $S00,OO0 from the
Fourth National Bank Of Cincinnati. The
largest single Eastern subscriptions were
81, ,059, 400 from Fisk a Hatch, New York
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ANpREW yoHNsON.
President OF the United States O
America.


President OF the United States ol
America.
TO all aOhom q may eeneerR:
Satisfactory evidence IbnNlpg been sxhib
tied to me that @. AodsfIne sIdSnso hAi
been appointed Vice Consul of Italy at Mem
phis, for the State Of Tennessee, / do hereby
recognize him Rs such, and declare him fro,
to exercise and enjoy Suehfunetions, powers
and privileges, as are allowed to Vice Con
suls by the law Of nations, or BY the laws o.
the United States and existing treaty stipu
lations between the Government Of Italy ant
the United States.
In testimony whereof have caused thes'
letters to be made patent, and the seal Of th'
United States to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand at the city Of Wash
ingtOn, the hfth day Of May, in th,
year Of our Lord one thousand eight
t.. 81 hundred and siIty-hys, and Of the iu
dependence Of the United States a
America, the eighty-nlnth.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President;
W. HUNTER,
Acting Secretary Of State.
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PhilndsIphia MarI.st..

PHILADELPHIA, May 9.-Trade here Is ex.
cents lower; sales unimpOrtanty Wheat very
dull; Western red 81, ,oOa$i95. Corn duh
aud declined 2 cents buyers refuse to pay
Sl.25. Oats dull; sales at 63R65c, Petro-
Isuln steady. whiuky dun, at ~. .ISr$2,l IS.
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ExEcrrIyE CHAHRRR, /

WAsuiSaroS CIrI, May 0, 1858 \
EXECUTIVE ORDER TO RE-EsTABLIsh
THE AUTHORITY OF THE UNITED
STATES, AND EXECUTE THE LAWS
WITHIN THE sEoeRAPHlcAL LIN
iIs hNo"h As THE STATE OFVR
GlNlA' a.
Ordered
Fr"' That all acts and proceedings Of tho
P'n0' "'n'"'S anu '''n OrsAh''S'ion'
80 $3.50
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Issued Oy 'hem OF s,'h'r OIL 'n'm since 'ns
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BOsToN, May 9.--The celebrated mammoth
OK, Gen. Grant, which has earned for the San.
itary Commission over ten thousand dollars,
was forwarded via Albany and Buffalo this
morning 10 the great National Fair at Chi
oago, as 4 gin from its present owners.
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NEW YoRK, May 9.-Beef declined and
~ cents; receipts ave hundred head quoted
ut 12A20 cents. Veal lower, at 0al2 cents.
Sheep lower; receipts, eleven Thousand head
quoted ut Gallo cents. Hogs1ower; receipts,
ten thousand head quoted at loi cents.
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BALTIMORE, May o.-Flour quiet and stock
moderate. Wheat very dull and 8 to 10 cts.
lower. Corn dull and 10 cents lower. Provi-
iHions steady. Groceries dull and have a
downward tendency. Whisky heavy at &2.06
nS2.O7
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BuTFALo, May o.-Christian Metz, jr'.
Collector Of the port Of Buffalo, and George
Colt, ono Of our oldest citizens, died early
this morning.
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PAssPORTA.


Persons residing or being in Washington,
who desire passports for travelling abroad,
can obtain the same, with the least possible
expense and delay, on psrSOnal application
at the Department Of State. my4-3m
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f5PECIAI NOTTCyEs.

6TFrsoEiSS, Tan, and PhapIes re.
moved at once by the use u UPHAM' ~ RRECKLE
TAN, and PIMrLE BANIsHRR Price % cents.
Mailed 70 any address for rs cents, by s. G. UP,
HAN, - south Eighth street, PhiladolphiA. sola
by 8, O. FORD, 30 Psnh. ave. and HENRY
COOK, Alexandria AP20-mth&sSm
the HAIR, wHIsKERs' aud IoUsrAcHEs 4 beau
tful black or brown II consists Of only one pre-
Paration Color will not fade OF wash out. Only
30 cents boz. Mailed 10 any address for 70 cts.
By :. Q. uPllAh, % South Eighth street, rhlla-
delphiA, Pa Sold by 8. O. R0RD, 40, Penn.
ave. and HENRY COOK, Alexandra.
ap2D .mth&s9In u
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fOR ADMINISTRATORS conyicts, nov in
here this eyening in charge 81 M George II,
faymRA, one of tho guards at the jan, Thih
makes thirty three who have been sentenced
this term. .H.. ..
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~ 80 "
Noreherh JourhhN E# Az
~ LOCALITY oT THn TRIAL.
When Washington city was FIRST laid out,
Mr.. oreenleaf purchased a large tract of
land at the junction Of the Potomac and the
.Anacostia, or Eastern Branch. The channel
Of the Potomac runs near the shore, and the
sanguine spoculator expected that "Green-
leafs Point' would become the business por-
tion Of the metropolis, which u was hoped
would be the tde-water depot Of the Great
West, by the Improvement Of the Potomac
river as channel OF trtnsmontane transpor-
tation. Mr.. Greenleafs great expectations
were not realized, and he became 30 involved
that several houses which he erected and
nearly completed actually fell gradually TO
pieces and were carried away for nre-wood.
The name Of ''Gresnleafs Point, y however,
remains q
The extremity Of the point has been used
as an United States arsenal since the last
war with Great Britain. When the British
troops occupied the metropolis, the retreat
ing Americans undertook to conceal large
quantity Of powder In a dry well, and then
burned the buildings. The next day de-
tachment Of two hundred British grenadiers,
with several officers, was sent by General Ross
to complete the work Of destruction, and by
some accident lighted port-ire was thrown
into the dry well which contained the pow
der. An explosion took place, killing and
wounding many Of the invaders, and precipi-
tating the retreat from the capital, as the
British thought that q mine had been pur-
,posoly fired.
Soon afierNard, Colonel Bomford, Of the
Engineer Corps, commenced the erection Of
the present substantial arsenal buildings,
which include museum OF weapons and Of
artillery, many Of them trophies Of the Rev
olutionary, English and Mexican wars. The
workshops have gradually been increased, and
since the breaking out Of the war for the sup
preston Of the rebellion IL has beef an i'm
portant depot for field artillery, muskots and
ammunition.
THE OLD PENITESTIARY.
= This edilIce was erected in 1920, but has
since been enlarged and improved. 1t Is on
the northern side Of tho old arsenal, towards
Pennsylvania avenue, from which II is over a
mile edistRut-Four-and-a-half street running
directly from the City Hall and Courthouse,
across the avenue, down to the old Peniten-
tiary gate. At the breaking out Of the re-
bellion, however, II was found imperatively
necessary to enlarge the arsenal grounds,
and their limits were extended quite dis
tauco towards PennsylvnniR avenue, inclu-
ding the PeAitentiary. The cOnvicts were
taken TO Albany, New York, where they
were incarcerated, and all adult criminals
who have subsequently been convicted have
also been sent there. Juvenile offenders are
sentenced to confinement in the House Of
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TINS Tax sALEs.-Mr. Dixon, the Tax
colleeior, finished the tax sales to-day large
number 0r bidders yore N attendance and the
properly sold nj good prioos IT =
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CIRcUIr coURT- Chef JSHios Carpg.--
The Court Het this mOrniDR when tho ease d
Wiley against Brown was roaun,ed, and tho on
animation Of Witnesses continued tfr 81
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'FHE TRIALS OF THE coNsPIRA-
/ TONS.

A. l-.s. - - i -s--. Wy ",e' " n'
-. - -. y - - 'A' ICON,
IN, y,.cn,. -. I -.-...s" .On - =, r's,,, ,.
p..,,..,,. ma. e O'I
AA'
W.. a. -, .u-,,...a A.. ,.u-,
80, ~. 80. = Wv '""s
4 K,,cr,,v, cu,xuv,
wAsHrsoroS cirT, May /, isSS.
whereas the Attorney General Of tho
on.ssa ..Ts ? s,s.s, na,n gwen ns opinion
Fdsr of the Iats Presiasat XbrsSam III InsoIn %
and the attempted assassination Of the Hon
SIebls William II; Seward Secretary Of
ps.s stSsr % oSa., 'ssv ny SohiPJscs h 70 assas,
.msnt al washington city, and their aidors
and Absttors, are subject 70 the iarisdiotion
lOd and legally triAbl' before military COM
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LOCAL NRWa.

oBsEoUIEs.-Ths funeral Of the late Fran
els BloodgoOd will take place tomorrow CThurs-
day morning at 10 O'Clock, at the chapel In
Oak Hill Cemetery, Georgetown.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-10

INpIcTED.--John y. Lusby has been pre-.
sented BY the Graad Jury for rApe upou the per.
son Of little Ociavia Rosseau some. time since
lie is also presented for murder The trial will
come mp al this term 0f the court.
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TIE HEALTH or MAYOR WALLAcH,--
Mayor wallaeh IL still eonaasd 10 his room,
though he Ia better this morning aud has been
sitting up. lie Ia SuaeIlhg with a severe cold.
lpseph y. Brown, Raq., President Of the Board Of
Aldermen, u sfll acting Mayor
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CARRYING CONCEALED WEAPoEs.-Wm.
schenig was arrested yesterday BY OncoF Gan
non, OF the First ward, for disorderly eonduot.
lilo was taken TO the station, where. 10 drew a
large knife, which was taken away from HIN by
tho onieers Justice Miller fined him ESQ.,
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By ,As Prss,a.n, % shs Uni,sa states
Of American
i PRocLAMArIoN.

HI
" ~ ''
M ''AO" " '"' "'"'"''
S " AP''' on' 'n0u'Ano s'sn' nonur'0
Aho "k'y-ons' ~o oeeiare certain s'ase'
thsrsin mentioned In insurrection against the
Soysrnmsns Of the United ssstsG
And whereas armed resistance to the su'
thOrity Of this Government in the said insur.
rsetionary States may be regarded as vir.
.uallv Al an .Da and IN. n.r,on, Nv ,-hou,
,h., ..,.,. =,
,.' v
'u's'"' 0'ui'''s "s''un'c'so Afe ius''i'e'
or eaPtivesi
And whereas Il Is understood that some Of
seas, and others are preparing TO capture,
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a9rHair Uprooted from all parts OF ths
body In ave miuutes, without injury TO the skin
BY 0PHAM's DRPILAToRY POwDBR. Ask Oh
send for UPnAn'a DnPILAronT PowpER, and taxi
81. IS, By s. Q. UPHAM, IS soulh KIghth street
Philadelphia, Pa. Bold by.s. G. FORD, 400 Penn
ave. and HENRY COOK, Alexandria.
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A NEwsBors 'MEErSs.--A very interest
ing address will be delivered at the kowxboys
Home by Miss sybil Jones, n member Of thi
Society of Friends, Tomorrow (ThuTEdAyl even,
Ing, at w O'Clock. This will be very inter
esting meeting,
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gt ANDREW JOHNSON,
President OF the United staass oi
America.
~ all tohom mag conceras
Satisfactory evidence having been ex
hibited to mo that RoBERr BAnrn ha
been appointed Consul Of the Grans
Duehy Of oldenburg, at 81. Louis, I a,
hereby recognise him a. such, and deelar,
him free 10 exercise and enjoy such fanc
tions, powers, and privileges, a. are allowed
to consuls BY the law Of nations, or by tbs
laws Of the United States. and existing treaty
stipnlations between the Government oI
0ldenburg and the United states.
In testimony whereof, have caused thes,
letters 10 be made patent, and the seal Of III,
United States to be hereunto afixed.
Given under my hand at the City Of
Washington, the sixth day d
May, in the year Of our Lord
t.. s.. ono thousand eight hundred and
sixty-hve, and Of the Independents,
Of the United States Of Amsricu
the eishty-ninth.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President:
W. HUSTER,
Acting Secretary Of State.
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Tue WASHINGTON pMcKET CLUB.-This
club inAugprates the season TO morrow on the
grounds south Of the Executive Mansion, aud
will commehce their innings NJ one o'clock with
q club match, which will be we'll worth the at
teRtloR Of all lovers Of this manly out door OK
oreise. -
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AHrPeopls's Telegraph - New Firsi
CLASS LiNEs, direot % NEW YORK, BOSTON,
and y important polnis Washington Ohicea
REPUBLICAN, BUILDING, Bl1 Ninth sts--.,,
lwest sida, corner Pohnsylyania avenue aBe
Sixth StFoat, under National Hotel, And ,eornei
Fifteenth and airpela opposite Treasury build
'hbis-R Manager of Wailinfioa District
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Tuy Tina, or M,ss M,v~ u,,,,, n,

THE TRIAL oT MISS MARY HARRrs Con-
TtNuED. This afternoon, In the Criminal Court,
Mr.. Bradley, one of the counsel for Miss Harris,
moved that the trial Of the case be continued un
I'll the next term Of the court Mr.. u. stated that
was impossible TO get material witness here
In time FOR the trial. II would be Impossible TO
try the case In less than two weeks, n the wit
hess should come TO- morrow.
The witness was resident OF Chicago, aud Il
connected with the QuartermAsteT's Department,
aud had gone TO Mlssisslppl with portion OF
the army. The War Department had ordered tho
witness to report here and II was expected he
would soon arrive Judge Mason aad Judge
Hughes, two Of the counsel associated for Miss
Harris, were at work In tho case. - Nd
Mr.. Bradley stated that they wero anxious to
have the case tried, as the accused was au unerlng,
and her health being very bad.
Mr.. Carrington, the District Attorney, stated II
was necessary TO try the case at an early day,
aud he hoped the gentlemen would exercise ali
diligence TO have the ease tried.
Mr.. Bradley said n the witaess could be got
here In time he would have the continuance
struck out aud the case tried
Tho case was continued until next term
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APFreedom National The Emnnei
patton Proclamation vindieAted. The Bmane
patton Proclamation Of the Presldent Of tho Uni1
tss S.als, ll.9ss 5snsnrI !; iss2 and, Letter .
COnyentioa holden at spnngAeld, Illinois, Sep
tember 3 1888 u Pamphlet Form, with Govern
0melally Revised and Corrected. for sale atths
NATIONAL REPrnLICAs Omee. Prics-Ten cent
por copy; II copies, u; IS copies, 81 Mailed,
free Of postage, 70 any part Of the United States
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the most effective speeches at the enthusiastic
anli-Tebel meeting at tho City Hall last nigh
was that OF Mr. Scott, Of Iowa, who addressed
the meeting In an argumentatiys aud feliciious
manner, and eomplimented John H. johnson,
Esq, on his preamble and resolutions, which
were attempted 10 be ignored by logislatiVe
trtrkery, .|
Nj. N. D. Larner being loudly called for,
made few remarks pertinent TO the occasion,
aud said Mr.. Johnson had right to petition the
Council, aud ho vindieated his resolutions be.
cause they were presented In respectful terms,
and were proper ~
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80 New York state BoIdtsrs' Ageney
renewed 283 y street. betWecn Twelfth aud fhir1
leehth streets. An informail0n o. Interest q
value 10 the soldiers OF New York, or theii
friends. furnished grntuitoualy upon application
At their new roOma, either In parIon or by ielle
No. fss rfrest, botween Twplnh and Ihin Ihif
tssnth airostss mhl-sAtuthn
can Be obtained every evening a the Book and
YaFisly Store of q. ckAAD1LL, No. las pnage
street. 0sOrgesoWn. JA..-u
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l'RESH DRUGS, &c.

Opium, Quinine, Camphor,. Spirits TUcpa4,
tine, Cream Tartar. Citric Acid, Tartacic Acid,
Super Carb soda, Oatmeal, Hops in papers.
Chloroform, Nitrate Silver EPSON Salts, Gum
Arabic, Ipccacuanha, Khubarb, Podophy Hin
Liptandio, Croton Oil, Blister PIassers, FLui.
Extracts, all kinds, Solid Extracts, Flor, Sui,
phur, NJ crcurial Ointment Chip and Paper Pj.
Boxes, God Liver Oil, Calcjned Magnesi8.
Calabria Liquorice, Mercury. Calonol, I&rt&,
Emetc, Acetic Acid, Sage, and Herbs Of g..
'>'">'s' 's'S'''0' '''' 40 go HENRY 00OE.
ie 5--tf SO King Street.