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Increase Of Cholera Cases In Thls city and
Breeklyn-C0npsrative Table for
Three Years Of the Epidemic
The Islands, Brookiyn,
Go. &C. &C.


The following the Official reported at tho
day.
Samuel johnson, aged two years and three months,
living al o5 Oliver street. died OF cholera July IS Prem
ises dsinfected
William Dougherty aged six,y-two native Of ireland,
living at sos Madison street. was taken Ill with cholera
July 20, at ITO O'Clock p was visited by inspector
and at aalf past four p. NJ was found much better.
Patrick McKeon, aged sxty.three years, found In
avenue c, Ten,h street, suffering with sickness
Was taken to Bellevue Hospital where pronounced
a Of cholera
Alexander Reuton aged forty seven, native OF Scot
land. living At SIS Third avenue, taken III with
cholera at i've NJ, July rs. Visited by inspector and
found in state Of collapse Died yesterday Premises
diginfected
living at "a West Twenty ninth street. In basement was
taken with symptoms OF cholers, and visited by
inspector and taken to Battery Barracks Hospital.
Bridget Foley, aged thirtysix native OF ireland,
living go Mulberry street. taken Yesterday
ing early with cholera but Afterwards found TO be
improving. Premises dsinfected
John Edmonds, o native OF tho United States was
taken III with cholera board sloop Velocity, al the
foot OF Murray street. in tho morning. and died at twen
ty.eght minutes TO six p N. Vessel disinfecied-
Muller living at lis Mott street, died OF cholera
July %, native OF Germany, aged wentycight Pre-
Son Of y NJ Rice, aged three years living a, 70
Charlton street, died Of cholera yesterday.
William Edward Roach. OF 200 Mulberry street. taken
IN with cholera at six O'Clock yesterday afternoon
was taken sick early yesterday morning at ~
Tenth and died the afternoon OF cholera
Name not learned.
Tng yownER ErDnncs
Tho following table gives comparison Of the number
OF cholera reported the Goth OF July for three
Year. Ne~ Cps Death.
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TINE sAnctaeuHo FESTIVAL.

IoUsvnLR, July No. l90o
Various singing societies left for tho Mammoth Gave
night close the SAsngerfcst with grand concert
thsre In Echo Hall small portion Of tn
Now York Lsidsekrans Society among The numbss.
The rssidne eft for home this Afternoon All the soras
tics will bs rspvussned
CAVE err. Ky, Jay -. lso0
The sAsngsrfsst wound up to-day with grad
sion 10 the Mammoth Cave Over thousand pcrsn0s
present Everything passsd on quietly. Oviag =
dis~rnngsmsat Of tbs programms by thoes - ehas01
Of tho the did on. bot thsss -
an sbuudancs OF eKssmpocs vocal and tnssss0saee
musw
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NEWS FROM MEXICO.
The Arrival Of Jsarcx aud Ills Cabinet &C
Chihuahm

The Arrival OF Jsarex aud IA. C.sisct &C
Chihsahaa
wAsmnoros July 10. mas
Mr. Romero, tho Mexican Minister, received to-day
oicia the vicinity OF Chihuahua tho prsssss
residence Of the Mexican government up TO the soh
al, President Juare1 and his Cabinet and govssnnens
arrived a Chihuahua tho lTth. having met with
very enthusiastic reception from the people OF the CITY
OF ChhuAhus and tho other Of the State through
which they passed Tho following Ia . copy Of the dr.
cuiar announcing the arrival OF Presidents Jaasss -
Chihuahua
DEPARTMENT srArx, CmHrAruA June IT. 1891
The citizen President OF tho republic Ian NJ ESQ
the 10th inst and arrived to-day this city where he
10 establish for the prescn, tho residences Of tAe
national government All the STATE Ia FREQ froQ
the invading foreign and traitor forces The citizens n
Chihuahna, always moved by thor patriotism, have
taken still pains than former occasions 70
make tho greatest and enthusiastic demonstrations
or their respect and regard for the Chief Magistrate u
tho nation when other occasions this department
has announced the change % residence OF the nstton
government caused by the cxigencios OF tho war II has
been stated and Is therefore unnecessary 10 repoat
now that wherever tho President may be, and undsr
any circumstance be will always ondeAvor no hss
heretofore TO flni his duties In sustaining the raes q
and the instutonx OF tho republic unei
that cause sucreeds finally through the patriotsns
courage and constAncy OF tho Mexican people
LERDo De IEPADo
To the GRIMM GOVERNOR,
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Arrived a Hearty Content at eight a. = Fr'dsy,
'suly H.
me average .sd Of the sA'p from the Tim. the pIIcs
- made usul W 80 lad lissls lsss thss Eve
sa.sosi .ss - hcsr and the eabs he's bssn pad ont
n ~sssssS avs END ems salf miles pr boar
sss -, s,sss - lss ,hss twelve ~ sssL
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ssf evcrr rsprtAbie dylup3i ks~ps
:s:s ; Y. Il s.;:.;:5 ,S:ss 49,:
trsss % she Csnssys B@rh %. approves toad 10 ~
hsiers sedsos Depo, al BsssA-sy.
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a S.as, ssrs a.. a. sSssxy Es5ssYY e. Pr
xgs.slors MAJ b had "a jAYNEs TxSHiHAiivR SAi..
SAN Compounded wish frem " hes, yad.sssSsl y
always ~ dsp~nsed uroq vhns sAs rspnts.iss
aaip~d standard HousshcId hsnsdy should ndass -
Al this season o. he yssr - k.sp boiis of ussfsi
msdisss by them ssid b. eli drssxss =
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Imperial Reports from the West Coast.
sAF FRAEorsoo, July "a 1853.

Dates from Sonora to July o. Anl s.-ssac ,svuiy 10.
have been received The Imperial Consul Of Mexico -
this city reports that numerous nsgnncant ngh1 haS
.s- 80: s,.csa lao opposing forces in sasss. ut
no considers Affairs ths Western coast a. subsantfa
unchanged =
letter from San Diego California, datod July ID says
Major General vga Of the Mexican army had arrived
there with some followers
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The weather has been pleasant than have ever
known on the Atlantic at this season Of the year.
We have had alternate days of rain sunshine foss and
squalls.
have requested Mr.. John G. Dean Secretary OF the
Anglo American Telegraph Company to send you BY
the nrst opportunity for the Associated Press twenty
ave copies Of his diary, which will give you detailed
account Of the ups and downs experienced in laying
cable across the Atlantic
We have been in constant communication with
valsntIA since the splice made the 18th inst,
and have daily received from Europe which was
posted up outside Of the telegraph Office for the informa
ton Of all on board or tho Great Eastern and signaed
70 the other ships.
After taking Goals the telegraph feet win sail for
the spot where the cable was lost year. the
foundand and then thu Aedway will proceed to lay the
new cable across the Gulf Of st. Lawrence.
The cable will be open for business In few days. and
all messages will bs sent Europe in the order in which
they arc received at Hearts Content
cannot And words suitable convey my admiration
for the men who have ably conducted the nautical
engineering and electrical departments Of this enterprise
successfully amid difficulties which required 70 DO
TO be appreciated In fact all board Of the tee
graph feet and all connected with the enterprise have
done their very best have the cable made laid In
perfect condition. and He who rules tho winds and the
waves has crowned their united efforts with perfect
cess CYRUS W. FIELD.
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STnAcuaK y. r, July 20. Ie0A
The following IN the time made II the isot hsss re-
tsrday ;-prrst hsst-Dexhr, nsi half mlls, :iski
heal-Dextsr, nrst half MiIe. i1bt; heat 7ook Bst-
ies ten lengths behind -Four thoasAnd psops were -
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HyBsrps COLBY hrrsrss -
I& Me- rnss s-.c. OF hsssra 0ee. qubs~ Co. -.
yr.;i. q HrBBKLs qoLDfS sfTrEhs .a1 nedlssDl
CAbfNrT BRANDY. vii remove. As9vs, ., W . Co.,
s.... .nss q simon:Se 4 s7sr-. nssafs~srss =
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7. =: G:.s.' . 3. :: ss :ss.
Winters siesshns Of the skis Ths ass Of .L'EnAh O.
PARIS wi sneeiuAy prevent tAs re1ovins spA pfvvue
Ina eotiss tan and al disenorsuons. ed rlpApq -
sim -. -...- ..a. ...vsrvnI rol9 " ~ ssA -
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nssss.iYssYl PssRfsYS t;rYp, ~: ~:
drasxsis. ssa IEskfss sABaock, q Deg s~ssa
rsrsss@s To- e~ets
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tswsafy ss4 sns*rws-
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"The B~.s rrsp.v.siss 81 ~ hfsS ks-
s..s.,-srRsgrrs oeIrsraL ToovH wksa -.a~.rs'
wstsnsl R<st.w
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Daily Record of the Distance
Run and Number Of Miles
Of Gable Paid Out.
The Cable to bs Open for Bust
ness in a Few Days.
&C. 10. Ac.
TINE ANNOUNCEMENT.


Dsspasches frsa Cyrss w. Fold Asnsascing
shs 6aecsssfAl LAWNS Of tho Cabsc-The Ca
- Laid aaa in WssikinG Order.
he following AsspascAss have bssn received from
Cysss W. Fisid:-
Hzxzr's Cosfnr. July -. lsee
We arrived here u nina O'Clock this morning All
vel Thank God TIE cable has bssa laid, and r. In
rsrssct WORKING ORDER CYRUS v. FIELD
Second Despatch.
HaAnr,s Cosrnxs, July n, 1850
We srs In tslsgraphic Communication with Ireland.
rhs cable IL in perfect order. CYRUS W. FIELD.
Third Despatch.
HaAsss cmrzsr, July %, 1891.
England and Amsrici are again united BY telegraph
rhseabls In perfect order. We have bean receiving
I'D ssading messages through the whole cable ever
hcs ne splice o tho lssh Inst on vslontia.
CYRUS W. FIELD
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Asar.-, ys,l.h 4 -:..y We, nsr. ....
srasf. boa~a sn1 repaired
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MAMMAL HILh .af Fsisns sr.sss sls-ssa~ Ds~ah
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Mr.. Kerr, commander Of the N. Stevenson, looked
while the sailors Joined the ends by which the two
great continents be united bond which II
hoped viii never be severed.
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- "osri:krIok ngsAksIg ssgorhnn..
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AfngY PURIFY. srrgsormrs AID lxyroosAYu

"fngY PURIFY srEEsorngs AID IsvIoosArn
Th~y create q hsslthy spr~ttiS
Tbsy are an snuao,s 70 ehanss u -aisr .sd aAst
Tier Strengthen the syst~1
Thsy punI he bsrah and care soor ss<~.s<k.
Tk~1 Dysr~l@is and Con 81 p~kkon.
Jhsy eur~ Liver Complaint and nerves. Heafscka
DRAEEg PLANTATION nfrTEEs have ~sr>1 80
% ehronie eskarxy snsrvsao.. raessv
ard van. ~ vital snsrSy hsa .ay neskne ~ 500 -
produced rh~y peft.ra@sly sAAr&~t ~ eso>mD
f~nssss sna r~fsons ~ s~~ntssy syup~tsos OAs~~vo
prspossor's stamp ,hs est y .ssA tss1< ~ -
a~sisr has nos 80 g. frs,ost " w. utAkh 20.
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New York L~idsrkans Society among The numbss-
The rssidne laf for this Afternoon All tbs ss0s-
tics will bs represented.
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slon TO Mammoth Cave Over thousand pcrsnas
d,s.srsnssm.ei Of tbs psosrsn@. b. ,Ssss il ssssss
Of tho cave the did on. bot thsss -
an abundance OF srssmpors vocal md assss@sssss
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ngvr,, -s. ....s rss:ri.s L.. c2-S. . 49,
- ms~~<~sy Ae~~as wsssr@
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For sale.

Sept 81, ls66.--2ms.
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Farm for Sale.

THE subscribers Offer for sale their nice
L farm of 50 acres, situated on Campaign
creek, one mile from Watsons Mill, in Addi-
sou township, GalliA county. Ohio. About
60 acres under cultivation. 50 acres Of bottom
land. with well laying hill land. has on it a
good frame dwelling house, stable, cOrn-crib
aud out houses, &c., on it Is young bearing
orchard. and plenty Of water, coal and tim
Der, 6e. II is in good repair, for further in
formation call at the residence Of the subseri-
bers on said premises.
". CRAMER,
g. CRAMER.
Sent 81 1866 o,,e
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Farm for ale.

THE subscriber wishes to sell his farm, II
Springfield township, GAllis county. Ohio
four miles from the city of Gallipolis. II
contains l75 acres. 100 Of which is cleared
and in good state Of cultivation. The i'm
provements consist of one story frame dwell
ing, log barn. stables, smoke house, &c. A
better watered farm cannot be found. It has
on it moderats orchard.
D.R. WoAELDORFP.
Oct IL lS66.-3fn.
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For Sale.
Land fOrSale.

THE subscriber has for sale fty-one acres
Of excellent Rsceoon bottom land, situated in
Huntington township. Gallia county, Ohio.
Also, another tract Of 230 acres in Spring
field township, l25 Of which is cleared. and
under good fence. The wOsd land is well
timbered. There is on the place q sOod young
orchard. aad is well watered
For further particulars enquire atthis Office,
or OF the subscriber living in GallipOlis.
GEORGE NJ. CLENDENIN.
Oct Is, IS66-tf
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--sft Cared and = lsOked
PROVISIONS.

THE subscribers have just received and
l offer tor sale
W W Davis d Co.'S renowned Sugar Cured
Hams.
W. W Davis d Cos Canvassed Hams.
do do do Sugar cured Breakfast
Bacon.
Likewise lot OF fresh Ham sausage.
And keep constantly on hand, the best
quality OF Bacon Shoulders and clear sides
Of their own curing.
c. A. HENKING.
r,l,, 10 1855
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TEE LAMB
KNITTING MACHINE,
"THE CROWNIIG TRIUMPH"

UNITS n Stocking substantially complete
N knitting the he'll. and narrowing off the
toe rs 1t goes along II sets up its own work
knits any size, from two loops, forming q
cor up TO its full capacity; wIdens or mar,
rows by varying the number of loops. aud
knits the Wide Single Flat Web, the Double
Flat Web, the Plain Ribbed Flat Web, and
Fancy Ribbed Flat Web, with sclvedges.
NO OTHER MACHINE IN THE WORLD
CAN DO ANY ONE OF THESE
THINGS.
1t knits Shawls, Hoods. Nubias. Jackets,
Breakfast Capes, Sacks, Shirts, Undershirts,
Drawers, Boys Suits, Children's Cloaks,
Snow Shoes, Leggins, Gloves, Mittens, and
upwards Of forty different art eles.
Knits yard Of plain work in ten minutes,
a pair Of socks complete in half an hour For
Families, Wool Growers, Manufacturers, Ner-
chants, etc It is the money making and la
hor- saving invention of the age.
From 100 TO $50 per cent profit on every
article II produces Women are earning from
SIS to S25 per week. knitting Hosiery and
Staple and Fancy Worsted Articles.
ES- Every Machine warranted to work as
represented.
MISS VI E. BRYAN,
Ag't. for Gallia Co. Ohio.
slso Mason county, West Va
Sales-r room second Strryt above State. Cali
polls Ohio
April 10 l-66.-tf
Ci1aF~ HEg6 Tobacco.
full 'ssortIneni Uf fur,ign and domestic
cigars; also large stock Of tobacco,
-'mrrising 10 rar' th- following varieties:
~ huxrs olr style Caveudish,
a. PGuni Lump. bright and dark:
IS. sweet.
e ,li irs. half pounds, dark:
small -quar. Twist:
fig tobacco;
an Cake Tobacco
Decd -m"k Dg tobacco in barrels and pa.
..'r iin. -. chewing tobacco in foil ali Of
i,c- ntfs tn the trs E at satisfactory
-'e-- G e A. HENKING
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For Sale!

HOUSE AND L Ton Sycamore St,
between Second and Third Streets =
Houss--two story brick, large and in excellent
condition Lot level. containing about an
acre. Good out buildings and much choice
fruit on the premises. VIII be sold on mason
able terms.
Apply to r. P. STEWART.
Under Journal Office
Nov Is, 1866
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EMusss CO.. psopHIEruss. pErrasoao,. Nh
Ffrsta and Last Call.

A IL those knowing themselves indebted
IA to the late firm OF CALeHAs a CRAHsx.
are requested to come forward and make set
Element on or before the 18th Of December
next, or their accounts win be placed in the
hands OF officers for collection. / may be
found at the old stand. / r. oALoHAG. Z
New /, le6s-ews
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Baby Cabs.

A BEAUTIFUL assortment Of Baby Cabs,
N of-all kinds, from the cheapest 10 the
nost celebrated. Call and see them. At HAY
WARD & FJLLERs, corner Of Third 4
3ats strsctp.
hpk - 1855
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BIacksrnslhing.

/ HAVE opened my shops on Locust street in
Gsllipolis, and am prepared to 10 all kinda
Of work in my line promptly and in the best
possible manner. All work warranted and
prices reasonable So il You want q nice job
Of Biacksmitbing work, done in q workman
like manner call at the old stand Of
JAMES BROWN.
Fek. I. JscSs-tt
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July I9. 1861
The Old Marble Works
I'm Operation Again.

\ AN now prepared to fill all orders in the
i Gravestone or Monumental line on short
notice. of the best American or Italian Marble.
After having twelve years experience IN
the business flatter myself that can give
satisfaction in workmanship and price, to all
Sho may favor me with their patronage.
sell all my work at my shop, consequently
can afford to sell lower than any one who
travels to sell. NY shop is on the cross street
leading from the river TO the graveyard. be-
twean Second and Third. Gallipolis Ohio.
B. AL orders will be filed on the same
terms as If you were TO come yourselves. for
sell to al customers at the same price.
SAMUEL KRRR,
Sept. -, 1855.
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M hOl4Eo- -ai4L1 huu htNAi DcdltEc IN
w Queensware, Glassware, japan and
Brittania Wares, Table Cutlery Carbon Oil
Lamps, De. 81
COCRT STREET, BETWEEN SECOND,
AND THIRD STEETS.
GALLIP0LIS, OHIO.
We are now Offering to the citizens OF CALI
polls and vicinity, the largest and most ex-
tensive assortment of hne China, lronstone,
and Common Queensware, ever seen in this
market.
Glassware, cut, pressed and blown, Of every
kind, style aud quality. IT. this line we
cannot be beat.
Japanned and BrittAnia ware Of rich and
rare styles, that cannot fail to please.
Table Cutlery, and furniture of every kind
and price. Lamp shades, wicks, burners, and
every thing necessary to Tepsir old lamps.
Carbon oil Of the best quality always on hand.
Families supplied with every thing N our
line, at es low prices as the came can be pur-
chased il Cincinnati.
Hotels, will find in our house every article
required 10 furnish their tables, bars, or cham
bers in the best style, and We warrant prices
to suit the times.
Steamboats,, furnished with complete sets
OF table ware, at city prices.
Country Merchants can do as well by pur-
chasing from US, their supply OF ware, az in
the city and cave freight. As further induce
ment to trade with Us, we viii take in ex-
change for wares, all kinds of Country Pro
duce at the highest prices, delivered at our
Grocery Store on the Public Square.
Ladies are invited 10 call and look over our
splendid stock Of China and PariAn marble
ornaments. No charge for exhibiting our
stock.
GEPPERT, ANDERSON L co.
Jan. 5. iS66-tf.
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For Sale.

10 Yokes Of good work cattle, two good
IL four.vear old, well broken mules, on.
large blind mare-goO1 BREEDER, two sett.
wheels and swingers, ore buggy, one small
fiat-bOat 4s feet long by IL feet wide, also
improved stock hogs
Apply TO 2. D. BEAHRING,
Halls Landing, WA, six miles below Guy
andO.te
Nov Is, 1866
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For Sale.

TNHE subscriber wishes TO sell the land
l. known as the "Hospitsl Grounds, ;" ad-
joining the city Of Gallipolis. containing about
twenty six Ucres. On it are four buildings
with cisterns, one well, &c. Fer particulars
call on the subscriber near the premises.
STEPHEN BARLOW.
Nov Is. lS66-Im
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THE subscriber offers for sale three houses
and lots, subdivision Garden Lot No "a
One house, one story. with three rooms, will
be sold for $500. One house with five rooms,
two stories, good cellar under kitchen, pnee
81 600 One new house, six rooms, two
stories, price 81 200. All purchase money to
be paid by the first Of June, 1861. Good title
will be given Possession can be had upon
short notice. JOHN DUFOUR.
Sent 90. Ia66-u
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Land for Sale.

fsNHE subscriber wishes to sell l04 acres Of
land, situated on Big Creek, in Boone
county. West Va. This is wild land. but
when cleared will make a good farm For
particulars call on the subscriber, living in
GallIpolis, Ohio.
ELIZABETH j. ADKINS.
Sept. I3, I566.-3m-.
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New two Horse Wagon for
Sale

sale.
WE have new two Horse Wagon, which
w we will sell, or trade for good family
horse. at the Mammoth Furniture and House
Furnishing goods Depot of
HAYWARD 4 FULLER,
Cor. Of Third. and State Streets.
April &c. ls6G.-tf.