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MAGNIFICENT MILLINERY. The Spring fashions
in millinery are exquisite To a degree, and
Madlle Keogh, No. 904 Walnut street. has made
great preparations for their presen tation. Her
elegant store has been greatly enlarged and
beautified, and it is now complete and magnIf-
cent in all its departments. Mad'le Keogh has
already introduced every Partisan and London
novelty, in fancy well as mourning milli-
merry, and our lady readers ishould inspect her
rich and varied modes and stock, and thus be
strictly in the fashson.
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LARoENY.-William Shaw and John Adams
Were last evening, arrested in the vicinity of
Fourth and Carpenter streets, on suspicion OF
having been engaged in a petty larceny COM
were committed by Alderman Lutz for further
hearing,
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STEALING DoG.--Patrick Burke, aged forty
years, was arrested yesterday at Sixteenth and
Filbert streets for having, the day previous, en-
ticed valuable dog, having valuable collar
on, from It's owner. Alderman Jones held him
In 800 bail 70 answer,
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MARRIED.

CRAGG-FERREY.-On the evening of the 9Th In.
slant, by Rev, ]. II. Peters, Mr.. GEORGE CRAGG TO
Miss EtILIA FERREY, only daughter OF the late
William FeTrey ESQ. all of this city.
sTRANG -BARNITT-Qn the ey, ming Of the sth
instant. by Rev. j. II. Peters, HENRY IT,.
STRANG, of Baltimore, Md, TO Miss BARBARA H.
RARNIIT OF this city,
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THE LABOR MOVEMENT.

The Iron -MInerB' Strike In Dover, N. j.
The Military Preparing for Action.
Governor Ward has forwarded orders 10 Gene
raj Runyon, of Newark, to have one Of the
veteran companies in readiness to proceed to
Dover, should its services be needed 10 suppress
riotous demonstrations ny the strikers,
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THE FINE AKIS.-InIs evening, at ~ O'Clock,
the closing sale of Paintings the collection of
Messrs. McClees & McCann, will commence at
their Art Gallery, No. 9N Chestnut street, under
the management of b. Scott, Jr. AS this firm
is about giving up the business, every painting
will be sold without reserve. which will afford a
splendid opportunity to obtain paintings of
m crit at a moderate cost
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No. 1910 Spruce street.

A COLD SEEMS A SMALL AFFATR.-Mos
people neglect it, Who minds it? Yet cold
may turn TO Consumption, and then follows
almost certain death. Take a cold in time,
then, that is take DIR. d. Jayne's Expectorant,
the well-known standard remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, and
all Pulmonary Complaints, and your Cold will
disappear, as well as all apprehension of dan
GER Sold by all Druggists. Prepared only at
No, 242 Chestnut street.
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OUR NEW UNRECoNsTRUCTED.-In our Rus
sian Possessions not only are the blubber- eat.
ing Esquimaux TO be taught the use of manhood
suffrage, but also the value OF comfortable
Clothing. These can only be taught by the
introduction of ward elections, and ready made
Clothing establishments like Charles Stokes q
90 ,s nnder the nContinenial.n - in this city.
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HIGH-CLAss PAINTINGs.-We will make
sale of high-class paintings on or about the
10Th instant. Persons wishing to contribute
should have them in the Gallery, No 1920 Ches-
nut street, by Tuesday, the 18th instant
B. SCOTT Jr.. Auctioneer
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OXYGENIzED AIR is not only rational in
theory but perfect in practice. Successful be-
yond question. Let physicians, as well as
patients, thoroughly investigate the claims of
this remedy, and we pledge our honor that all
other systems OF medical practice will soon be
mentioned as among the things that were.
H. ]. HARTwELL, NJ. D.,
No ION Snruoa Straat
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WREATH AND PHOTOGRAPH FRAMEs--Mould-
ings of Walnut, Rosewood. and Berlin Clifton
hand and made to order, at Retmer & Co.
Looking Glass and Picture Frame Emporium,
No R0d
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ROBERT F. BATES, of Philadelphia, has been
commissioned a second Lieutenant OF the
Regular Army, in the Eighteenth Regiment OF
the United States Infantry. Mr.. Bates was
formerly Adjutant of the l2lst Reg iment Penn :
sylVania Volunteers, and passed the ordeal OF
exam ination for his present promotion In the
most satisfactory manner.
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OPENING DAY.-Charles Oakford & Sons, Con-
tinental Hotel, will open their Spring styles o1
Ladies', Misses, and Children's Fancy Hats
Mo ed n THAR Ilatrnna
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FIFTH AND TOWER HALL,
SIXTH STS, No. 6lS MARKET ST.

A HARD CASE.-A gentleman who had sur
fered many months with FEVER and AGUE,
purchased two boxes of Humphreys Hom9o-
pathic Specific for that disease, for 100. He
found himself cured before he had taken half
one box, and in his gratitude sent his boy to
know If the agent would take back The other boG
and Te(tITla the Jity cents. The agent declined to
comply, thinking the cure cheap at $780, See
advertisement in another column.
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC homeopathic MEDI-
CINE COMPANY. No. 800 Broad WaY. N. Y.
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ARREST OF A SUPPOSED BOND -ROBBER.-De-
tectives Taggart and Smith arrested one Harris
Betson, last evening, on suspicion of his com
plicity in a $1,000 bond robbery on the 22d OF
February last, from the dwelling of MIR. Hague,
ON Buttonwood street, near Seventh. he Is
committed for hearing.
SPRING OVEkUOATs.-We have complete
assortment of this seasonable and sensible
Garment in all kinds and shades of colors, at
astonishingly low prices.
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PHALoN's "NIGHT-BLooMINa CEREUs" -
wondrous scenu
Pure, rich, refreshing, healthful, permanent.
= A Anl2Lerdn1n RennrIIe,.
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DEPOT FOR THE SALE of Lash's Five-dollar
Washing Machines, Clothes Wringers, and Step
Ladders No. III Market street, Philadelphia.
T. q lAGEI A. INo
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

FoRnsa NoEnsn, March 10, 1857.
The brig Mary Csbs, Captain Daacan. from Balslnoss
bound 70 New YORK, while u anShosgs in Hsmpssa
Roads came IN collision with the bsrk LApwing frsa
Baltimore for Rio. Jansiso. The brig Lost her aasAss
and chain, bulwarks and sustained esher DAMAGE al
put Into Norfolk fsr repairs Ths bark sustained Nls
Gighs damage.
rhs crew OF the United States igaIs lancaster have
besa paid Of at the oospou Nsvy Yard, and ssasiy
$4,000 have been put n cifculatio0 = con-
sequence Yesterday Afternoon large number
Of them teok pasDage Tor Baltimore and
Philadelphia few Of The sailon have besn detained
u the Navy Yard 70 attend court martial which 10
shortly 70 convene there Tor the trial Of oenders
who q Barbados engaged IN n emeute on board orig
mating with trouble between the white ard colored
sailors, In which bettlsexes and Delaying pins were
The wreck Of shs old rsbsl ram Msrimsok constant
terror 70 steamers and other vessels passing 10 and from
Norfolk in the nigha time h shortly 10 b. removed BY
means Of torpodoeo Several attempts have bsen made
raiss The wreck but have al failed and she has since
been lying In the river, with q buoy phos1 at
the spot where she sunk. Five large tanks are
being built similar V The ordinary water tanks Of
strong boiler iron, and will hold two thrus hundred
pounds OF powder These toypsdoes will be placed b.
meath the hull Of ths nm and snitsd bynsans Of =
aalvanic battery.
The gunboat Marbshead sailed to-dsy for the west
Indies, intending 70 touch nrss at S. Thomas
The gunboat Aaawam, Commauder Barrett, recently
arrived nom Beaufort n G., disabled the only man
ofwar now lying In the harbor zhe win sail shortly
for Washington, D. O.
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

Arrival Of Juarex NJ San Lats-OccuDattoa sf
Colima and Tamora BY ths Liberals.
NEW 0RLKASs, March 20, 1851
0ncal news from the Mexican government up 70 the
oath ult has been received here.
President Juapsz arrived ~ San Luis Potos the 21sa
where he met With IN snthusastic reception. On the
"a Of February General Corona occupied the city Of
ColIma with IL gaisoa On the sch the liberal General
Narqusx Of Coronaa army occupied the city Of Tamor
in Mchoacsn. Thia leaves The whole country northwest
Of Qusrssaro in the hands Of the liberals and General
Corona and General Rssulss condition 70 join Esco-
bsdo and 6shs Miramoa u Qussstara No sngagsmsnA
had taken place up 70 the 2lsh ult.
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

At late hour Tuesday afternoon last ocer JoseDh
Strauss attached 70 he central oos Of the Metropolitan
Police while passing through Bescksr strssa noticed
the movements Of party o. men who. - the ofncer
fancsed, wsrs acting somswhss suspicously Accsssng
one of the tno Mr. Tpfsi the sfncsr, assr brief
conversation, learned ffom that gsatlsman that one
ss ths swo nsn scconpaayias him, Charles = VII
usn BY name, had IN bic presence eHsrsd for
nis . sss Of harness stili In hs possession,
a much lower figure shaa the intrinsic value a the
property would make pro0tsbss Noe dsubtns thai the
harness which D villisn wn psddlIns about was The
proceeds OF soms illicit speculation. ecsr strsus
s sas. ss c s s d.sss ,
s mo sna q: =: .ss. s;s s
arrest Of De viliisvs Mr. W r. wilson, s.ddlsr doing
business q No 1ss Bowey, bad called and oenplansd
him T. .psynsns therefor xh.s perporssd . 3
ing Ds viss ~ rscsip.sS bill for tSss smoun signed ~
wilson's clerks having ben sent for promptly idsnslasd
seized Sy Ss police ana hsd sassTsd payment .hs
yalueless oheck Yesterday ps vIli!sM was taken b.
1os: sesSsd commits s S% . Ss suS
onicsr Strauss, who having reason 70 believe that Mr.
wilson wss nol the only psr.on whom the DELINQUENT
the osacsr sscsrslnsd that his suapicions
were well grounded Tho following statement Will show
their CORRECTNESS DO vilierx, ~ alleged. recently
called upou u W. Sloan Co, OF No. sol Broadway,
ana HAVING purchased quantity Of carpeA gave IN pay
msut therefor check for $50 signed A THllaWay.
NJ nsxt waited upon Charles bruno Of No Ssl Broad.
wsy and bought musical Instruments valued a S12o
r,vine In exchange therefor check signed Colonel o.
n barrett He bought Of Demaree<, hall II Co. Of No. 81
Rcade street. set Of bzrness Waived - voo and paid
therefor check sgpsd D. G Mason. He then orders,
books Of y. Applcv,n Co, 44S an1 44S Broadway Y
the amount OF e132, and handed the 0rm
ehsok for ge sum ssanod D q Bartsa
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rsinvestcd in harness at r. suiiings b % -
Of No l,loo broadway, and sye check for ssT,
Aing Lacey, III sixth avenue and paid out check
FOR thiry.nine doars signed by NJ MarcelIi M D. and
subsequently using the sams signature 10 check for
forty seven dollars given In payment for shirts an1
undercothing 70 Nine. H. Dickof oi 2l0 Spring street.
brought his operations TO . close.
Ii Is expected that all tho parties whose names ars
given above will make complaint against the prisoner.
whom 1t Is understood, they have fully Identified
Charles de vliers who now 10 durance VIE French
man by BIRTH and aged thirty years He claims "
be a graduate OF the College Henri W. and has been
professor Of languages by profession
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

The discussion ON Tuesday In the House OF
Representatives of the bill proposing relief for
the South was characterized by an extraordi-
nary outbreak of Congressional profanity. "Mr.
Covode, Of Pennsylvania, proceeded to relate
from the Scriptures the story Of how King Ahab
was made to suffer because he had shown
mercy to the King Of the Assyrians, who, with
his army, had been delivered into his hands.
Before concluding the narrative he was inter-
rupted by the announcement ofa message from
the Senate, whereupon Mr.. Ross, Of Illinois,
inquired Of the Speaker whether message
from the Almighty could be interrupted by .
message from the Senate" Now this question
may have been considered fine joke in Con-
gress, but outside Of Congress the moral sense
Of the community is everywhere shocked by 70
public and fragrant violation Of the divine
commandment, Thou shalt not take the name
of the Lord thy God in vain" Such irrevsrent
trining is not witty, but wicked. Its bias
phemy, however, js not more offensive than
that Of certain Congressman who arrogate to
themselves the divine prerogatives. Uniting
with Butler and Covode in inhuman opposition
70 the proposed relief Of the starving people Of
the South, they invoke the judgments Of God
upon the people Of the North II they
dare, IKE Ahab, to show mercy to
the vsnquished. The ENJOYS Of the Syrian
king q girded sackcloth on their loins and pat
ropes on their heads and came to the king Of
Israel and said, Thy servant Ben-hadad saith,
I pray thee let me live. And he said, Is he
yet alive he b my brother" Ahab then
promised to restore the cities which had been
taken from the Syrians, and he made . cove
nant with Ben-hadad. But for this he was de-
nounced In the name Of the Lord by pro-
phst "Thus saith the Lord, Because thou hast
let 20 out Of thy hand . man whom ap-
pointed to utter destruction, therefore thy life
shall 20 for his life, and thy people for his
people," Our radical opponents to the rssto-
ration Of the South to the Union, II appears,
would fain pronounce this cruel curse upon
the men Of the North who, moved to generous
compassion by the dietresses Of their late
. antagoniss, would recognise them again ~
s'brothers," although these Congressional
usurpers OF the divine prerogatives have zap.
pointed them to utter destruction"
Ifsuch blasphemy is tolerated at Washing
ton, 1t Il, perhaps, not surprising that similar
wanton disregard Of the religious suscepti,
bilities Of the public is indulged In at Albany
The brethren and sisters Of Baptist church
near the State capital have been grievously
offended by Mr.. Oakley, who, in a recent speech
in the Legislature, stigmatized their house Of
worship as a "bath house." To be sure he
may plead in extenuation that he wished to
retort upon the pastor Of the church in ques
ton; the latter, in addressing his Sunday
school, had innocently likened the capitol 4
a. lunatic asylum
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

Ex-conersssman T. u Pomsroy, Of New York, aAd
G. D. Ward, Of Chicago Ill. are stopping M tho st.
Nicholas Hotel
General D. Rusplss. Of the United States Army, and
James Kendall Of oswego are stopping st the West
minister Hotel
Robert n Pruyn, Of Albany NJ ", and J. y. Slater,
Of Memphis, are stopping 1t the Fifth Avenue HOTEL
Senator James ". Grimes, Of Iowa; p K Randall of
ping at the Holman Hosse.
Among the passengsfs who sailed for Europe yestss
day In the steamship Ouba the Right Rev. bshp
Of Cork, and Sir Edwal ounard, Baronst cf Liverpool
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

NapoIeon's Plan for the Relief Of the Pope.
II was stated officially in the French Legis-
lature on Tuesday last that the Emperor is
in favor Of the partition Of the Papal debt
among the Catholic Powers. This is an indi-
rect way Of pledging number Of the Cont
mental governments to the maintenance Of the
present state Of things in Rome. Napoleon
seems to be passing from one political blunder
to another. His desire to retain o power of
him to the consequences Of this eternal policy
Of intermeddling. The checks which he has
received in Italy, Germany and Mexico seem
to have produced but little effect upon him.
To the rest of the world it is plain that they
have weakened his popularity with his people,
and that few more false moves Of the same
kind will entirely destroy it If there is one
question more than another which it is dan
gerous for him to reopen it is that OF French
interference in Rome. He got safely out OF
the consequences Of hissfrst mistake in that
quarter, and should be satisfied to remain 50.
The voice Of the Catholic world, at least of all
but the fanatical portion Of 1t, is against the
continuance Of the Pope's temporal power.
But even if this were not SO the Italian people
are determined to put an end to II, and what
nation wills it will be difficult to gainsay. This
guaranteeing or assumption of the Papal debt
is simply intended to commit the Catholic
Powers to an armed interference if necessary;
and II step Of that kind should ever be at
tempted we need scarcely soy that the conse-
quences will be fatal to Napoleon He GER
tainly will not be sustained by the French peo-
pie in . war for such a purpose. The very
idea shows that his mind is becoming weak
sned, and that, like Louis XIV. towards the
close Of his life, he Is surrendering himself to
the influence Of women and priests.
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

{fke the Iraenues VINO passed through the
Red Sea in their fight from Egypt If
the idea is sublime, there Is but one step
from the sublime to the ridiculous. We win
mention only one more proposition attributed
TO the same fertile imagination. In this New
Yorkers are particularly interested; for Mr..
serrell, 1t is said, would convert New York, or
ct least Broadway, into o modern Venice. He
would widen Broadway by having broad
canal, with picturesque gondolas> pass up and
down its centre; double railroad track on
each side of the canal, and carriage road
between each track and the sidewalks, and
sidewalks ten feet wider than at present As
for the marble palaces Of trade and the other
structures TO be demolished in order to effect
this widening Of Broadway, their materials are
to be sold and devoted to the liquidation Of
the national debt.
Now, il Mr.. Serrell has enough time, money
and science to carry out successfully all his
plans, we shall suggest that he also engage the
services of the famous astronomer in Dr. John
sons tale of Rasselas, and change our detesta-
BILE climate. The astronomer possessed the
regulation of the weather and the distribution
Of the seasons. The sun listened to his die
tates, and passed from tropic to tropic by his
direction. He ssrestrained the rage Of the dog
star and mitgated the fervors of the crab."
Perhaps Mr.. Serrell viii postpone the realiza-
ton of his stupendous plan for remodelling
New York Nntil the astronomer shall have
arrived from Abyssinia.
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

bAN FRANCB0o, March 20, 1907.
for the purpose Of scSsng ihs prcpristy Of applying
for The admission 6f Ne colony into che DritIak North
American Confed1rsoy. The ncstin ng vas unsniuousU
70 confer with the imperial Govspsspt ceafe49Ntssn
authorities = the eubetl
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

CHAnLFsroS, 3 G., March 20, 1907
General sckles arrived here to-day, and win issue hs
order assuming command Of tho department tomorrow.
The present civil ofcsu will be permitted to continue
thsar fusewsss
The New York herald., 1867-03-21
"a N Y s & M E N T s


Olympic Theatre.
Although newer favoStcs have Of late bcen mora
prominently before the puhtc,- yet La Somnasm6usa.
sparkling with the many gems, vocal and instrumental.
profusely distributed throughout tho Of that
popular opera has mot lost its poency 70 charm The
sical Its production last night at the Olympic
theatre greeted BY full house, which had every
reason be pleased with the truly excellent manner in
which the entire opera performed Miss Richings'
Amins picture Of rustic grace, and her light and
brilliant voice heard 70 advantage Messrs Castle
and Campbell filled the r6tss OF the Count and Evno
very respectfully and the Numerous delneaaion OF tho
character Of Acsso by Nh. j. A. Arnold received
with laughter. The chorus and orchestra undor Mr..
Predqam excellent and deserved the applause they
received.
The New York herald., 1867-03-21
MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Ocean Queen, Captain Hassn, -
leave this port Thursday, fos AspinwslL.
The mails FOR Csntral America and the south Ras1o
viii Close At halfpass ten o'clock Thurslay nsna9
The New YoRK HERALD-Edition for tAs Paoine-w3
BE- ready at half past nine O'Clock m The mesniae
Single copies, In Wrappers, ready for mailbag ~ ssaA
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sus'astu Loss o. 4 srtAntsH

SEEmA, Ala, March %, 1867.
The wreck Of the steamer ooquetss has been floating
down the river all the evening. n II supposed shc sx.
podsd her boiler. but 10 particulars have bssu rscslvsd
The New York herald., 1867-03-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

BRET, France. March 20 1857
The steamship Psreire, from New York, has arrived
at this port
The New York herald., 1867-03-21
Kelly a Leon. NrInstreIs.

Crowded houses nightly attest in the substantial
manner the increadng popularity Of this excellent
company. Last evening most unique and attractive
programme was presented combining sentimental and
comic songs, burlcsqucs, and number of capital new
local jokes with the usual fascinating pas seu BY The
Only Leonr ssPatu In Pnris,n new operate and
instrumental buriesquc, and the 'od spectacular ex-
tions Of The present week.
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

benefit win Be given Al the French theatre this even
ing TO NM. scrbot and Chandora, and Mmss Rosa sau-
vier and Carue which occasion those artists will sp
pear for the time this establishment whore they
have many honors and friends The bill COM
prscs Ls Suppiice dune Fsrme, drama by Alexan-
der Dumas, and LApour dame Inoenus
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

A.-To Owners of Property 9etweea- nm
ROOMS, Broadway corner Of Thrtyfourth sers2A =
Thursday, 3ls inst, r NJ 10 devse measures or -
sstng the act pending before The senate e suAer1e
Metropolitan Company 70 build threo eeey
railroad. With steam power through tAsss baocka
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

-~--~-~>-~Ao-~>>-~@>--~>
The Londss Money Market.
LONDON March 90 -Nooo
Consols for money o.
AxKRIclS SECURITIES.
Erie Railway shares. 4U%
Illinois Central shares. 5Sk
LONDON, March 20-Evcning
Consols closed steady al 81 for money
AxERrcN sEouRruss
closed At the following qsotations:-
United States nve-twentiss. !ais
Illinois Central shares ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1SK
Erie Railway shares. 40k
The Paris Bourse.
PARIS, March 2o-Evening
American bonds sold to-day at s4ls.
The Liverpool Cotton Market.
LrvERrooI, March 20--Noon.
The cotton market OPENS quiet with an estimated
days Of 5000 Bales Mddling uplands steady
at l3isd
The market has been quiet during the day, and closed
easier at 1ssSd 1916 for middling uplands. and
13Ad for middlDg Orleans The sales Of the day foot
up 5000 bales
Liverpool BrsadsfuRs Market.
LIVERPOOL, March 2o-Noon.
LvssrooL, March 2o-Evening
Mixed Western corn wal scRing to-day at AIS. 3D. per
Liverpool Provisions Market.
LrvEarooI, March 20-Noon.
The market is generally unchanged. Lard, however,
has advanced to SOS. Cd per cwt
LIvsRPooL, March 20-Evening.
Pork-Prime Eastern mess, 75s 3d. per 200 lbs
Lard-Amerlcan, 5os. Cd. per cwt
Liverpool Produce Market.
LIVERPOOL, March 20-Noon.
Tallow, IS I'D. per cwt for American. Linseed oil,
anu-. f. 49, n1o.-
los. Cd. for fine.
LIVERPOOL March 20-Evening.
Ashes-Pots, 34s. per cw Spirits turpentne SIS. 3d.
psr cwt. Petroleum, Is. ID for standard white