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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.


PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST IN GoLD-The first mort.
gage 5O-year seven per cent sinking fund coupon
bonds of the Rockford, Rock Island and st. Louis
Railroad Company. principal and interest payable in
Gold Coin free Of Government tar are for sale at tho
office of the Company, No. II Wallst at 95 per cent.
and accrued interest in currency.
At the present price of gold the bonds pay an in
come of over 10 per cent. and in the estimation of
the Company they are the cheapest fTst-class
ity offered in the market.
Pamphlets giving fuller information may be had at
the Office.
Government and other securities received in ex'
change at market rates. ii. II. BoODY, Treasurer.
COLUMBUS. CHICAGO AND INDIANA CENTRAL KALI
WAY COMPANY FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND 40
YEARS SEVEN PER CENT COUPON BONDs, INTEREST
PAYABLE APRIL AND OCTOBER IN THE CITY OF NEW
YORK-Ihe road is about 900 miles III length, with
unsurpassed connection, passes through the most
populOus and richest agricultural sections OF me
States Of Ohio Indiana, and Illinois, and ITS tranc
receipts il is believed, will prove ample IN any con-
tingency not only TO provide for the prompt payment
of it's interest and other liabilities but also Tor sans
factory dividends 10 its stockholders. Inc bonus
can be registered at the Office Of the Company IN
New York. Parties desiring to invest in these Bonds
can obtain the same together with any further IN
formation that may be desired, application TO the
undersigned. VIM. X. FOSDICE. at 81. Nicholas Ma
tional Bank No. Z Wall-st. u. A. MURDOCH, at Con-
tinental National Bank, No. Nassau-st. JOHN A.
IsELIN 81 Co, No SO Wail-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19
Aud Inc following for Railroad bonds:

Money remains unchanged at SAB per cent; the
lowest rate is Governments at per cent. Brokers
are supplied on miscellaneous securities with some
small loans made AT per cent. At the close money
was offered in largo amounts, and in some cases
loaned at per cent.
Sterling Exchange is dull at quotations: Lon
don. co days, lOSlGlO9; London. sight, lO9s dlOSs
London. prime commercial, 10s.Gl0oi Paris. long,
51sla5I7i; Paris. short; 5.l6tG5l5: Antwerp, DO
obs; Swiss. 52OG5lss Hamburg, Sjsa35!; Am
sterdam. 40,aiO! Frankfort, 40. G4Os; Bremen
20! ai9! Berlin, 7liGul.
Frcights are again higher. To Liverpool, by
steamer 1900 bush. Wheat OF Cid. The charters are
a vessel of 5000 bbls. Petroleum TO Liverpool at s.
AID, or TO London 81. 2d. German brig to Ham
burg direct at IS. Cd. German bark. direct to Ant
wcrp at is. Sd. per box and vessel from Philadel-
phia with about $500 bbls. Petroleum, TO Antwerp
at 6s.
The transactions at tho Office of the Assistant
Treasurer were Receipts for Customs, S375.0O0;
for Gold Notes. $4,000; total Receipts l9i3903 50;
total Payments 81 S9OOS6 81 Balance, s9O,2l9lO2 49,
The bullion in the Bank Of France, we learn by
Atlantic Telegraph, has decreased 100000 francs
since last week.
Ii is said the !rapid advance of New-York Central
to S2 is due to the fact that meeting of the direct
ors has been called for next Wednesday, to decide
upon distribution of the surplus 1t is stated that
it will be done by doubling the present capital and
marking 80 paid mp upon the certificates The other
$50 will not be called at present but will be paid as
the bonds mature, when they will be paid of with
the proceeds In Hudson River also 1t is said,
similar dividend will be made, and the 80 per cent
that remains unpaid used pay oil its bonds they
mature.
The following is the movement IN Dry Goods for
the week:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19

PLASTER OP PARIS
Sova Scotia. w., y ton. : 23er9 %
Sovs Scotia. b.. q ton. : 0odt .
'slc. Ea,t 6Citr ton. ? 4Oe! 20
5 prevailed to day, aud the make,
> closing well up 10 or revised
seriag: ssles Of ! 66i bales. inelnd'
and 10 20 spectators. We qas's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19

in good investment demand at 100. and are the
cheapest bonds in the market. Express shares
dull. Mariposa Preferred sold at 10I,
Pacific Mail sold at ILL., Western Union
Telegraph 3il, Canton 4s, Cumberland 35,
Delaware and Hudson 1901 Quicksilver %.
Railway shares opened strong with well dis
tributed business, and continued demand to buy,
prices advanced from to 81 per cent on the entire
list. New-York Central sold at 1921 Erie 40 North-
West Preferred, 9Oi Rock Island, 1888 Fo.t WAYNE,
1lOl. The Western shares all in good demand at
full prices. AT 1o'cock the market was strong and
after the CALL NewYork Central advanced to 100.
Northwest Preferred, OIL; North-West Common,
9Os. At the Last Board che market twas irregular.
Ncw-York Central SGD at 1872; Erie 4S3; Reading
was pressed for se at 92092; Cleveland and Pitts
burgh, Fort wayne, and Rock Island were steady
Michigan Southern advanced to S5l; Northwestern
silares were firm Pacific Mail advanced to lat; To-
ledo aud Wabash declined to 60. Five or six
unipportaut failures are mentioned among the
bears, At tho close, Central sold at 1909.
Government bonds close strong and active with a
continued heavy demand for investment; '62s sold
IL
The New York herald., 1868-10-21
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MAREEr.-LoxDov, Oct 2o-5 T..
M.-Consols closed at OAK for money and account.
United states nve-twenty bonds closed quiet at 73h
Illinois Central Railway shares, 06Js; Erie Railway
shares, 32.
FRANKFORT BouRsE.-FRANKroR, Oct 20--Even.
ing-Unlted states nve-twenty bonds closed Of 7s !,
fSsz for the issue OF 1862.
PARIS BouRsE.-PARIs Oct 2o.-Bourse firm.
Rentes 70f. 40c.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAnKFr.-LrvERpoor. Oct.
20-5 r. M.-The market closed steady at the follow.
ing Notwithstanding uplonds, 10Zd.; Middling
Orleans lid. The sales OF the day foot up IL 600
TO the nth inst since the last report have been 5000
bales.
STATE OF TRADE.--LrvERrooL oct. 2o--The mar.
ket for yarns and fabrics at Manchester Is nat and
HAvRI CoTroN MARKEr.-IIAvRr, Oct. 20.-Cottdn
1rmer. Tres 0rdnaire, 1877 per cwt.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.-LryERPoor
Oct. 20-5 y. M.-C0rn has declined sd. and closed
at 3Ss. per cwt No. red wheat, %. lid per GENITAL
Other articles without change.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-frvERroor
Oct. 20-5 +. M.-Bacon closed dun at 55s. per cwt
Pork quiet and steady Beef easier at e5s per tlerce
OF s04 lbs Tor extra prime mess. Lard eos Cd. per
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr-LrvERroor, Oct.
2o-5 L. M:-Nayal stores are quiet, but prices are
unchanged. Talow Is quiet at 5ls. per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET--LoNDoN, Oct 20-5 p.
M--Tallow has declined 3D. and Is quoted at OILS.
9d. per cwt Spirits petroleum is quoted at IL I'D
per gallon. No. IL Dutch standard sugar is heavy,
both a1oat and on the spot.
PETROLEUM MARKKT.-ANTwfRP, Oct. 20-Petro-
leum "a dun at an advance OF &C., which checked
TRANSACTIONS. standard white, 50f
The New York herald., 1868-10-21

BOmbardment Of Jeremie-Presidenf salnave
Summons IL TO Surrender-His Threats
Revolt Among the W0men-Death Of Gene
raj Hector.
HAVANA, Oct. 20, 1858.
We have adyices from Port au Prince to the 9th
inst. They announce the bombardment OF Jeremie
on the 9th. Notice had been given the foreign Con-
suls to leave the town within six days, but they
fused to heed the notice and remained. President
Salnave demanded the surrender of the place or he
would burn it. He proposed to attack by land and
sea. The water supply of Jeremie had been cut or.
and the women portion OF the Inhabitants revolted
because General Rouzier, the commander, would
not surrender.
yacmel is still beseged by Salnave's forces.
General Hector, the revolutonist, died Of wounds
received In recent battle. General D0minguez had
been proclaimed President of Northern Hayt and
General Nissage Saget President of Southern Hayti
The prospects OF Salnave were daily improving.
He had given the town OF st. Marks one week to
surrender. The ship-of-war Alexandra Petion had
been sent there TO assist in the SIEGE Should the
place surrender the communication OF the revolu-
tionists will be severed. The officers and crew Of
the Alexandra Peton are all Americans and are
looked upon with distrust by the Haytiens.
The New York herald., 1868-10-21
THE PACIFIC COAST.

Arrival Of the Chinese Stcnmer-DeParturc Of
Mexican Genernls-Oreson Withdraws Her
Assent 10 the Fourteenth Amendment-Dis.
covery of Coal in Nevada-Arrival from the
OkhOtsi< Sea.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 20, 1865.
The steamship Japan, from Hong Kong via Yoko-
hama, was telegraphed or the Heads at one p. M.
The steamer Sacramento, from Panama, arrived
this morning
Generals Angel, Martinez and Placido Vega, OF
revolutionary notoriety, reported to have sailed
for Mexico Yesterday on the MaZatlan steamer.
The oregon Legislature has adopted q resolution
withdrawing the consent OF the state to the passage
OF the fourteenth amendment to the constitution or
the United States.
Coal has been discovered on the line OF the Central
Pacific Railroad In the State OF Nevada.
The bark Berneo has arrived from the Okhotsk
Sea with 10000 Goldfish making the total catch Of
the season 100000 fish
Tile French gunboat Cuichen, from Tahiti, via the
Marquesas Islands, arrived ON sunday night.
Flour s5 so n So 25, Wheat good shipping, 81 15
q 81 So Legal tenders, 70.
The New York herald., 1868-10-21
ST. DOMINGO.

Arrival of the Papal Nuncio-Steam Line to
New York and New Orlenns--(srent Misery
Prevalent.
HAVANA Oct. 90 1858.
The latest news from st. Domingo is to the 9th inst
The Papal Nunco had arrived. The government
is arranging with him for separation between the
Church and State.
President Baez has signed contract with Mr..
O'Sullivan, of New York, for line Of steamers to
run between New York, New Orleans and st. Do
mingo.
Generals Luperon and Cabral have arrived at st.
Thomas from Hayti, having failed In their attempt
to cross the frontier into st. Domingo.
General Ogando is at the head Of another rebel
lion against the government OF Baez.
Great misery prevailed throughout the republic,
owing to the disorganized condition of affairs.
The New York herald., 1868-10-21
THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

LeprOsy Prevailing Among the Nafives-Ar.
rival Of COOlfes-Death Of an American
Missionary.
SAN FRANCISCO Oct. 49, 1868.
The steamer Idaho, with Honolulu advices to Oc-
tober g. has arrived at this port Leprosy prevails to
a considerable extent among the different islands.
The English war steamer Scout, en- route to Eng
land from Victoria, arrived at Honolulu on the 2od
Of September.
raised over the residence OF Theodore c. Henck.
who was recently appointed Consul OF that Power,
on the 10th OF september The ceremonies were
unusually interesting. All the foreign ministers re-
sdent In Honolulu and the officers Of the United
States steamer Moh0ng0 and her Britannia Majestys
steamer Scout were present.
The French ship Henry W., with 450 Chinese
coolies for Callao, arrived at Honolulu October /.
Seventeen died during the passage from China.
Rev. Lorin Andrews died September 20. The de-
ceased was native OF Connecticut and has been a
reside ut OF the island since 1928.
The New York herald., 1868-10-21
Base Bull Notes.

The champion club OF the South viii arrive to-day
ana will commence tomorrow on the Union grounds
a series OF games with the Atlantic, Eckford and
Mutual clubs.
The Mutual-A Atlantic was postponed till Monday
next.
There will be a complimentary testimonial to the
All England Eleven at the Union grounds, fremont.
on Friday afternoon. The Eleven will play picked
nine OF base balliss and with their intIfive skill as
ball players and their late experience In base ball
the contest win be made one worthy OF being wit
messed.
The third and last game OF base ball between the
Harvard and Lowell clubs was played in Boston yes
terday, and was won by the former. thus winning
two out OF three games, by score OF twcnty-eight
to fifteen.
A novel idea has been started In this city by Mr..
w. A. Donaldson bat eighteen inches long,
made OF silver will be presented to the club OF this
city or Brooklyn receiving the greatest number Of
votes The ballotng viii be open to any person who
may feel inclined to VOTE and Will continue for sixty
dAys from to-day.
The New York herald., 1868-10-21
VENEZUELA.

All Observation-Disclosures About TO
Yield-Thc Disturbances the Cucuta.
HAVANA, Oct. 20, 1868.
Advices received here from La Guayra are 10 the
9th inst
Everything was quiet in the republic. The elec
tops preoccupied every one. General Rojas has re-
cognized the Monagas government.
General Sutherland friend OF Falcons, proposes
to resign in Maracaibo. Meetings were called to
urge the yielding Of the city and State to the govern
ment OF General MOnagas. Sutherland will deliver
his three vessels up and retire to Europe.
The disturbances on the Rio Cucuta were still con-
tnued.
An attempt was made to assassinate villegars, the
Minister OF Foreign Afrairs but failed.
The v0mito was raging at Caracas and many
deaths are reported.
The New York herald., 1868-10-21
CUBA.

Proclamation of Captain General Lersundi-
The Late Insurgents to be Tried by Court
Martial-Sugar Market-Exchnngc.
HAVANA Oct. 20, 1868.
Captain General Lersundl issued proclamation
to-day ordering the trial by court martial Of oil per-
engaged in the recent insurrectlon in the nte
rior and of all those who gave aid or countenance
the attempt by cutting telegraph wires destroying
roads, interrupting mails or in any other way.
The sugar market is steady and quotations are un-
changed.
Exchange on London, lax 15,4 per cent pre-
MUM,
The New York herald., 1868-10-21
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Excitement Among the Negroes-Nesre Muir.
dered-Mceting Of Negro Citizens Called.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 20, 1868.
Considerable excitement prevails among the
coored population OF Charleston on account OF the
murder OF Randolph, who was well known here.
News was received here to-day that In Newbern,
on Sunday a party OF negroes fred on two white
men, woundng one OF them. The next day negro
who was supposed TO be the leader OF the assaants
was shot and killed by unknown parties. This intel
ligencc has increased the excitement and meeting
OF colored people Ia called for tomorrow night TO
decide what measures are to be taken regarding
these disorders
The New York herald., 1868-10-21
NEW YORK.

Destructive Fire I'm Trcy-I3essemer Steel
Works Destroyed.
TROY, Oct 20, 1858.
The extensive Bessemer steel Works Of j. A. Girls
wold Co., OF this city, were destroyed BY are this
morning. The fire caught In the roof at time when
the hydraulic pump OF the mill VAS broken, and be-
fore the steam Ore engines could reach the scene the
works beng situated on the outskirts OF the city, the
establishment was destroyed. The loss foots mp
about 100000 ON the building ana machinery,
though much OF the machinery Will be saved The
following IL q list OF the insurances North British
Company $4,000; City OF Hartford $4,000; PhGnix,
Of Hartford t6,0O0; Phenix, OF New YORK, $1,000;
Hartford, so, 600. Total, SJ3.000
About l2o men were employed in the works.
The New York herald., 1868-10-21
GEORGIA..

Proclamation by the Governor Suspending the
Collection Of Poll Taxes.
ATLANTA Oct 20, $685.
Governor Bullock has issued the following proca-
mation:-
whereas It Is reported by reliable citizens from
many counties that preparations are being made to
collect onerous taxes levied under authority OF the
constitution OF 1866, and falling 10 collect to apply
the provisions or the present constitution, and
thereby exclude many citizens from the privilege Of
franchise,
Therefore, by virtue OF the authority in me vested
by the SEVENTEEN section Of the code OF Georgia. do
hereby suspend the collection OF oil poll taxes until
the next regular session OF the General Assembly OF
this State. The Comptroller General Will forthwith
give notice to the tax collectors OF the several
counties,
The New York herald., 1868-10-21
CRICKET.

1t will be remembered that to-day and tomorrow
the All England Eleven. together with eleven OF the
strongest players in this vicinity, will give an exhi-
biton game at the st. Georges ground for the benefit
OF the veteran sam Wright. The foreigners Will be
divided-six on each side-and the contest will be,
beyond doubt worthy display Of the beauties and
science OF cricket.
The New York herald., 1868-10-21
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Scotia will leave this
port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
at half-past seven O'Clock A. M. on wednesday.
The NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe-will
be ready at seven O'Clock In the morning.
Single copies. In wrappers for mailing. six cents.
The New York herald., 1868-10-21
FRANCE.


PARIS, Oct. 20, 1868.
Tie appointment OF NJ. Gauldree Boilleau, Consul
General OF France at New York. as Minister to Peru
and the transfer Of vscount Trellhard now Minister
at Bogota, to Santiago, Chile, are oficialy an
nounccd.
The French consuates at Lima and Santiago are
abolished.
The New York herald., 1868-10-21

Convention Of Railroad Conductor.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 20, 1868.
The Convention OF Railroad Conductors represent
ing many OF the leading roads OF the country, as
sembcd at the Burnet House this morning for the
purpose Of forming q mutual insurance company.
In the case OF death by accident or otherwise each
conductor belonging TO the association shall pay the
family OF the deceased one dollar. The Convention
snI, ~ the New YORK and Harlan pa,,road pres,
dent; George X. Stillman, OF the Camden and
Amboy, Secretary, and c. Holman. OF the Little
Miami. SerQeant-at- Arms. The President made a
brief statement OF the object OF the meeting, and
committees OH credentials and plan Of proceeding
were appointed.
The New York herald., 1868-10-21
n. r.. HelmhoId's

REMARKS FROM PRACTICAL OBSERVATION.
Is frequently remarked by persons passing establish
mcnt that Il TO the merits of advertising To
these persons would here state that the great con
dence had In the merit OF articles inspired to do
II has been but five years LETT my native city,
wheeI had Isbored assiduousy period 13 years.
This H known to all the enterprisng residents OF thai city,
many Of whom remember me from my starting point
great number residents ef tho metropolis, who
trust, vouch for the correctness of statement
M
The New York herald., 1868-10-21
FIRES N THE CITY.
In Maiden Lnnc-Loss Estimated at Twenty.
Ave Thousand Dollars.

In Maiden I.nnc-LOss Estimated at Twenty.
Ave Thousand Dollars.
Last night, about a quarter past nine O'Clock, a
fire was discovered In the upper story OF the five
story and basement building No. so Maiden lane,
running through to Liberty street. II originated on
the fifth floor, occupied by n. Ward importer Of
plain and fancy paper boxes, extending TO the floor
below also portion Of that gcntlcman's establish
ment. These floors were almost wholly burned out
through their entire length and the loss on stock
and machinery Is estimated at $4,000. The second
and third o0rs occupied by George 7. KRAFT, import
or Of fancy and colored boxes, whose business also
extends through TO No. 4s, occupying the second,
third fourth and NTH floors OF the latter building,
was damaged In bo.h buildings by water only. Loss
about 5000. Thc first moor OF No. 80, occupied by
Mcssrs. Zurich a Ruckner, importers and manu-
ractures OF fancy furs, was also damaged by water
to the amount or So, COO The cellar OF the building
occupied by Christian Dietrich, importer and manu-
facturer OF baskets, was but slightly damaged by
water.
The occupants OF the first noor OF No. 4s. Messrs.
Andrew Clerke h Co.. importers and manufacturers
OF fancy goods, was also damaged by water TO the
amount OF about 200, and the NTH floor OF
No. ST. occupied by Albert Heinstcin. dealer
In surgical instruments drugs. &C, was also slightly
damaged by water The building In which the
fire was discovered was damaged 10 the amount OF
about $4,000 The amount Of insurance could not
be ascertained last night The stocks OF the various
firms In these buildings are OF valuable character,
and had not the nreinen worked zealously the loss
might have been immense.
The New York herald., 1868-10-21

Today-Eage w. Social. Mutual vs.. Active
home and home, on Union grounds. Alaska vs.
Alpha, home nd-home, Capatoline grounds,
To-norrow-Maryland Club, OF Baltimore, Vs. At
lantic, on Union grounds. Empire vs. Gotham
home-and-home
Friday-Maryland vs.. Eckford, on Union grounds
Saturday-Marylandv vs. Mutual, on Union grounds.
Eckford vs. Star, Capitolinc grounds
The New York herald., 1868-10-21

DAYTON, Uct. 70, 1888.
The Grand Lodges and Communicates OF Free
Masons which have been In session here for several
days, made O grand and imposing demonstration
to-day. Delegations from almost all parts Of the
State and adjoining states participated In pro-
cession. After marching through several OF the
was delivered by Rev. Wyliss Hall.
woman named wassvick murdered her husband
this morning near this city She FIRST shot hiln with
q revolver and then struck him several times on the
head with en- axe. The cause was domestic trouble.
The New York herald., 1868-10-21
THE NEBRASKA ELECTION.
Republican Majority 2,1OO.

Sr. Locus, Oct. 20, 1865.
IN Omaha despatch says onicial returns from
twenty counties give republican majority Of 1854.
The counties to be heard from will make the
majority not less than 2,400 The republican
gains are 1.640. In our last Congressional election
the total vote was nearly 1900 which shows that
the vote In Nebraska has been almost doubled In two
The New York herald., 1868-10-21
The American Recognition.


The Alabama Claims-Impcrial Arbitration.
LONDON, Oct 20, 1868.
1t Is reported to-day that the international difcr
ences pending between the United States and Eng
land relative to the Alabama depredations will be
referred to the Emperor of Russia for arbitrament
The Commercial Address to Minister johnson.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2s $685.
The address which the Liverpool Chamber OF Com
merce has voted to present to Hon. Revcrdy John
son congratuates him on the peace and harmony
which exist between Great Britain and the United
states and urges the necessity for the practical adop
ton Of the principles OF free trade in America, de-
claring that such change would give great i'm
petus to American commerce and show that the re-
sources OF the United States are even greater in
peace than In war.
The New York herald., 1868-10-21
PORTO RICO.

Oners.
HAVANA, Oct. 20, 1868.
From Porto Rico we learn that quiet has been re-
stored, and that 500 prisoners are to be tried at
AreclbO,
The New York herald., 1868-10-21
EIeImbOIde
DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE,
694 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Adjoining Metropolitan Hotel.
PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY COMPOUNDED.


DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
Pure Wines and Liquors for medicinal purposes.
Gne assortment OF French, ENGLISH nothing
American Pcrtumery
HELMBOLDS
FLUID EXTRACTS, BUcHU AND sARsAPARILLA.
These remedies compounded by II. T. Helmbod drug
gs and chemist OF Is years experiences and adopted By
physicians in their own and In their practice for the
past "ten years."
The proprietor that conducting
nessvfz, adversngmay not be Objectionable to the fac
ulty
Having great confidence In the articles prepare and bo
evfng to be OF great advantage to arlnant the community
with their merits have resorted above Many
II not all druggsts articles Of their that claim
to be meritorous Each have their ideas regard
dsposing Of the sanc but do not believe there
among them who having as good remedy mine, wonId
hesitate TO resort to the shall
others called for.
Every article purchased be OF
rial The assistants exper OF eight
the Broadway and prescription
by two of the assists before compoundng and adj
dona security checked before delivery. Win have
those in employ In this department whom would
trust with my busness my life.
The appreciation and patronage OF the faculty and o the
public respectfully solicited Rest assured nothing shall be
neglected to deserve the same Very respectfully yours,
II. 7. HELhBOLD, Druggist and Chemist