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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-23

CHEAP LIvING.-The Working Women,s
Home in New York city have been making
some interesting experiments in regard to cheap
living. Last October, large establishment,
capable of accommodating five hundred per-
soDs, was started for the purpose of furnishing
reasonable board 10 industrious working wo.
men. The charge OF 1925 a week has been
found ample TO cover The expense Of food, at.
tendance, and rent with two hundred and thirty
inmates. In order TO enable the residents to
economic still more, lodging and eating de.
partments were organized separately. One
dollar and quarter is now charged for
room rent, and food is furnished at whole
sale cost with slight addition for the ex-
pense OF servants wages, fuel, and breakages.
Under this arrangement coffee and tea, with
sugar and milk, can be furnished for two cents
cup; milk for two cents; meat for three cents
plate lin quantity equal to that Of a cheap
eating house, where fifteen cents are chareed;)
a slice of bread about five inches SO uare and
an inch think tor one cent; several potatoes for
two cents; plate of peas beans, or other vege.
tables, Tor three cents; a pat of butter. two
cents; pudding, with sauce, four cents; pie,
three cents: strawberries, four cents: huckleber.
ries or blackberries; three cents. and other eat
ables in proportion. The provisions ar e bought
Of wholesale in the markets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-23
ADJUSTMENTS.

DR0F. kRKIs' DANCING ACADEMY, Penn
Hotel, For Summer season, fCsenfiemspi
from 20 10 O'Clock. Those entering now
can receive q full quarter. Regular class begi1s
the FIRST Tuesday In September. IL E-f
The New York herald., 1868-03-26
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
The Chicago Board Of Trade Encouraging
CuuOsifiOu Ifnes.

From the Chicago Tribune, March 21.]
The following preamble and resolution were
adopted this morning at meeting OF the directors OF
the Board OF Trade and afterwards submitted to the
fnll beard by whom II was rapturously received
Whereas has from time time been deprived
OF regular market report from New York through the
Union Telegraph Company, while this company have
never failed to supply Iyns es % wnss they are
violation their rules giving preference TO their
Resolved, That this board viii hail with gratitude any relief
present and monopoly OF the West
Union Telegraph Company and 70 th end would extend
hearty welcome and support 70 the Pacific and Atlantic
its line 10 this city from CncinnxtL
There il certainly much to be complained OF In the
MANAGEMENT OF the WesterL Union. On Tuesday
last the Secretary OF the Board OF Trade announced
that the regular New York de'patches would not be
received during the session OF the board, In conse-
quence OF the bad working condition OF the wires.
Nevertheless, at the same TIM, the western Union
Commercial News Agency received It's regular de.
spatches without any nterruptio.n. This commercial
News Agency IL ofshoot OF the telegraph company.
IL collects mercantile news, which IL distrlDutes
all over the country, east and wsst and sells IL 10
subscribers at so much per mon IN. Having mo-
nopoy OF the wires II II able to sem, these despstches
enterprise; but In many minds { he CONVICTION -
gradually gaining ground that The, offcers OF tnis
News Agency use the dispatches fol their own pri-
vate ends before giving them TO IN eir subscribers
the common report On general principles, now
ever we think II Is small business or the western
Union Telegraph Company TO 20 into the peddling vi
commercial intelligence and al the san ne time delay
Ing private kilograms In relation TO * l,e same sub
lects. II looks as II the News Agency wanted TO
push It's business at the sacrifice OF privs te interests
The rates. as charged by the Western " non. where
there Is no competition certainly high enough to
OF messages even II they conflict with tine interests
1.-THE Commercial News Agency.
The New York herald., 1868-03-26

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9os E;.ss.s ss ssyys:,s Prudence
wb,,SS II SGBs Swan wss a0Sss S sshr' Alma & K
Ssh.Ar,iysd. ship City OF Boston, Baker, Howand's
KEY WEST March r-Arrived, steamer Tile partr,dres
Galveston este, ,s,s ys New New, eGlssss prss ss
for 70
Boa Fa
Arrived, ship Princess Beatrice Hamm Liverpool5
s'Si new 'to oREHxSs March .e.m.hp. xeroe.
''ss ssasa McS:.sr HsspoCi bark. v4
seHs Hopkins.
NEW BEDFORD, March as-Arrivsd. sohr rhos W Thorn:
English sPps apS War Ass M
from do do DO JOS Hay Hathaway cfrom do do MONITOR
SSss' sS GSSRo 81 ssArrlvsd, .ohr John Lo.s
March % sshr; s, Alaska
Henry Lincoln, a. for Philadelphia; KIT CarsOn
9Th, xM-The outward bound vessels are mostly going
out, with fresh NE breeze. !,
NEW HAVEN, March 24Arrived schr Cynthia Jane Port
PHILApELPHIA, March s4-Arrved, barks Ormus, Pets
ting, Mssslna Granen Nor Bjelke London Ada Grays
and West
Cleared-Brigs Flying Cloud, Pile Cork Ellen Stewart
Holland, Cenfnegos schr Elmer Haley, Cardenas.
PORTLAND, March 2s-Arrved steamer Franconia Shers
Cieared-Brgs Geo Burnham, Mcclellan, and Ellen (Brl,
Kerr VIM Arthur Anderson Georgetown, DC.
PROVIDENCE, March N-Arriveds schr Angelne VanS
saied~steamer Whrwnd Geer, Philadelphia; schrs R
Norfolk; Frances Hatch Gregory, Baltmore Irwins,
Atkins; Star, Crowell Carsains Price, and AlpneS
Pressey Phiadelphia; Sarah L, sears; r Kandolphd
Adams; Snow squal, Simpson; Onrust, Heath; Car
Isle, Potter Melbourne, Duon James Crowels
John Lancaster Williams and George Whistler, Phinners
NYork sl0op Orienta Davis, NYork. . q
RICHMOND, March 2S-Arrlved steamship HatterasS
Couch, NYork schrs Jno Ra Cole, do; Only Daughter
Keey dol Nellie Brown Hail. Boston, and Annie Rowiands
Sailed, schr W H Bowen (Br), Halifax.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 25-Arived, ship Samuel @
Glover, Dreyer NYork. .
WILMINGTON, NC, March N-Arrived, schr Bunnells
2sd~2rrved brig Maggie Vail tBr, Agnew, Charleston
Williams, Beverly; kenduskeag Wyatt, and Gem jones'
NYork
The vessels which have the below for
days past, detained by adverse Winds have all gone ous
stout steamships Mary Sanford and Fairbanks fon
NYork went 22d, and schrs Rumsey, Jno WILL
liams and John, for NYork, went TO sea ZSd .
WAREHAM, March 24-Sailed schr Yazoo, Hull, NYork.
The New York herald., 1868-03-26
Marine Disnsters.

Niurtne Di9usteres
YACHT GIrsry-Schr Mary Augusta, arrived Yesterday
from Trinidad Delaware Breakwa,er brings two of the
of the yacht Gpsey from Charleston for New York.
which, In trying TO in night Of Goth inst the
Breakwater and totally wrecked All the crew were
saved, but none OF their effects.
STEAMER wM TrBBErrs- -Rockand March 25-The steam.
Whitehead last night c'coek The
BARK JANET, OBren, from Boston via Montevideo, was
totally wrecked below buenos Ayes Feb 3 The registered
PSs%ash was 0O"' u "A''e No. IN i''' and AA'ud IRON
BRIG MATILDA, Dix, from wiscassc for Cuba witch put
for repairs.
BRrs WV wnLcn, from Trinidad for New York, a, Della
Of goth ins, to prevent going ashore.
BRIG MARSHALL Dprcn, bound to HANNA from Portland
which went ashore In Salem harbor got OF and proceeded
scnR CHARLES HILL, Cheeseman, OF and from Phiadel.
In E the Ess o ss samsa mn % SO T
at o yeerisy and snnk In two athoms wsie, The
n h o = and wa s sSn' a. me- Sy me captain %
captain was deck at The time the struck he says
yards distant Issre W we're ' no
ssf and The s sn iSs @ rs. v ss
Of the Scotland is u amos, dangerous situation passing
wish s9 return
pcssrson Of s Th9ms. sinnssson from Ei,sbs.epor,
schr Nightingale Beebe from Eiabethport SALEM Mass
rdS ns L. wine orr
the wind the steamer Nereus from Boston, In attempting
seSr came at po snsf s Vii IT, p
scHR JANE Br) Clubhouse from Trinidad Cuba for Bos.
ton, was abandoned at sea 23d ult Crew saved.
scHR FouB SISTERS from Cienfuegos for New York
which into Key West IN distress completed repairs and
ss ss As ways I'm INST would commence f'oadns on
scHg BELLE OF the BAY, at New London from New
York, anchored OF Black oin the Of Saturday
last and lost her large anchor and part Of the chain
scnn MATILDA Bnooxs Culver from the Caribbean Sea
for New York. ashore near Lewes Del Ia tight Wreck.
ers were TO commence dischargng her on the Gath.
ScHR ALMA, damaged by collision al Holmes Hole In the
late gale will remain for repairs.
scuR FRANKLIN, from New York for Virginia. and
schr Mary Smith, from New York for Philadelphia
both ashore at Lewes Del Both tight The latter lies near
The lighthouse; her cargo IL logwood and molasses
PILOT BOAT Epwrs BLUNT, No Q, remains 10 the same
position was expected that she would be got OF yeser.
day
PILoT Boar II AsPISwALL, No 21, came In from sea
yesterday having experienced the gales Of ~ and 2s
latter day. IN at 3D. Ion 73 30, shipped which carried
asvay the bowsprt, Jib and buiwarks.
QUEENSTOWN, March 1.-THE Minnesota (s) from New
YORK arrived here to-day, had damaged her fan three days
afieS leaving New York
wHyroRp March The Nouvec Helveiie, Of Bordeaux,
from New Orleans for Liverpool c0rn aud c0tOn ashore
nj Baly 9igue ship much damaged; heavy on crew
safe.
EFFECTS ~ TnF LATr Gki.EkT rms DELAWARE RRRAx.
wArSR-Phi 'sdepbin March B-fbe following marine rc.
The New York herald., 1868-03-26

A MEDICAL woNDER-HYATrs LIFE BALsAM
"A neuralgia and gout Ia their worst stages
scroula kings evil eryspelas old ulcers, and the worst
Of diseases Of the blood great debility liver
Kidneys sarheu &C. &c. most certainly cured BY this
sovereign purifier. ~
HYATTS LIFE BALSAM cured Mr. Joseph McLaughlue
scroula after had destroyed part OF the
holes entirely through the roof Of the mouth
He then n66 residing In Phpsburg N j. The phys<
clan had abandoned the and hs friends thought him
dying state, brother advised him TO the Life
Basam bottle Of which enabled him 70 leave his bed
this city In month he entirely cured
INQUIRE at Is Fifth street. !
HYArTs LIFE BALsAM perfectly cured xr. William
90 severe character that he deranged He cou
not lift his hand TO hts head, and confined 10 his bed
during three months.
The Life Basam has been tested BY the public during
eighteen and these out OF HUNDREDS
thousand which 10 has cured.
II is certain curative for Fistula all durable
Principal depot 246 Grand street.
Sold BY druggists 81 per bottle, or six for $5
The New York herald., 1868-03-26

BOATING CHALLEN0Es-walter Brown not being
satisfied with the result OF the race last summer be
tween himself and Hafni, has challenged that per.
again to r,,w him for $500 side In single scu
race, In any waters In the United states which may
be selected. The challenge is also open to Harry
Coulter on the sasne terms. John Blew another
oarsman has also cl. allenged Brown TO row him
I'VE mile race In sevc.,teen foot working boats for
$500 or $500 side ITO ro over the gunwalcs of the
boats. l.-lost0a youTnUt, .fdjch "a
The New York herald., 1868-03-26
SENTENCE or 4 foncta m sosTux.
From the Telegram of yesterday

BOSTON, March % 1858.
Alfred watson who was convicted at the present
term OF the superior Criminal Court foT having In HIS
possession note purporting to have been signed by
meyer Bros, Co., and passing the same upon
Messrs. Cheney MilIiken in payment for
sol1 % worth Of sewing silks, was to-day SEN
fenced 70 I'VE years. hard labor In the State
frison. apanst Watson there were foend seven
indictments Ior OFFENCES Of like character, TO two OF
wnicn ne nas icted iIetracted and pleaded guilty Upon
matter OF his sentence he addressed the court In
most toucning ana eloquent manner, saying that he
engaged IN CRIME 70 save from starvation an aged
and sisters, and imploring mercy with Justice All
IN the court room We're moved 10 tears and when
the Judge pronounced the sentence he was deeply
affected.
The New York herald., 1868-03-26

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of THE HERALD.

Fines ON American vessels-CautiOn TO Ship
masters.
MANzANILLO, March IA, 1868
II would be important to call the attention OF ship
captains and business men OF the United States
through the medium Of the HERALD, to three cases
of fines for short entry The captain of the American
brig Omaha, from New York with cargo OF cooper
age materials, when he presented his manifest TO
the custom house It was found to contain an inyolun-
tary error In the weight OF the hogsheads and tierces
whole calculated approximately. 1t was evident that
no fraud was intended however, fine OF 1000 was
imposed and had 1t not been settled the brig would
have been confscated. The American schooner
Mary Ellen, as also British vessel, had to pay q
fine of s4o0 for similar case. 1t Is OF the utmost
importance that parties interested should take great
care In forming their manifests and be provided
with the appreciation OF the Spanish Consul. The
most insignificant error exposes them to exorbitant
fines and endangers their interests The authorities
are deaf to any explanation, acting quite arbitrarily
In all cases where the slightest flaw occurs
The New York herald., 1868-03-26
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sARsAPARILLfAN REsoLvENT stops all weaks%nine %
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The New York herald., 1868-03-26
ARRIVALS.
RrpoRrrp nv TuE urp.In srrAu v,

Steamship Colorado Br), Cutting Liverpool via Queens,
Il, and southampton ish with and b7a passsnsers 10
on "s'fs p%sssd .nf
steamship MORO Castle, Adams Havana, March a. with
mdse and passengers to Atlantic Mail steamship Co aSih
inst AM lat ss4s lon "A ~ passed bark shomiug white
Steamship Champion, Lockwood savannah SO hours with
Steamship Hnn,svlle Crowel Savannah, with mdse and
steamship Mstan.a., Ryder Charleston, with ma.e and
Steamship Fabanks Hunter Wilmington, NC, March q,
~sa W% Ss NC with
mdse and passengers, 70 James Hand
~ ma.p 70 S & os So
segcr bound s. 2i,s, OF Fenwicks Island, steamship
sieamihip Ya.oo, Hodges, Eerrsk.
Steamship Knight Denty, Washington, DC with mdse
Steamship Carroll Hadgns, Baltimore with mdse to the
ship Armada lof Lyerpoop Jeffrey, Calcutta Nov H. and
Of cps JAN w m u e sa, s Co. IA
w Dec H. lat "a oS Ion IS ~ cyclone from 70 sw,
s ssss Sa Wss ss S;d SS
se %n q Pe Pas OF o the n be . OF & The 2 inst and
opsas and courses started cutwaer and caused the vessel
% mdse and passengers. to Grnns Mnturn Co Was ii
had heavy gales to The Banks Feb lat ss o5w % TO-
in swas and broke S Se ss
head 70 the waist stove part OF the forward house. and
between decks with water Was shnecock on the sSh
n, 1nd GSssS 70 ssp % in as NE gale Ol that date
VIII with md.e to gsrcay Llyipsston Hs had heavy west
s1a .iEse
s - ; Ss.spn The ss. IN NTH ae @
Ion u ~ spoke schr Nellie treat Tor New YORK March s
lat 81 y Ion "a Is spoke brig Fearless for Boston
WITH nc 70 osG asfS and SG:%le A. sss e ro ss Me-
Was driven from OF the Highlands far south la, 81
70 90 and lost fore and main topsa and boa ,opss
With hides,
Hot,eras was within is miles Hghlsnds on tie SCth
$ sss S. se % s ssr SE z. rs Of S
Msrsees isr Nnors I'm on the cspes Of virgnia schr
,s. sslt . ATsrssn s. Tsss s ,a md days: with
gale, In which lost and split sails ad blown of the
bark Theresa (puch) Gale Marlaibo 2s days. with cof.
fee 20 Maitland, Phelps 4 Co.
BsIt Emma 5 ms,,Tse o ss,rsor nsrma1 Ms,,S
y. 81 "a 1as ~ Es'ea Br bark Jesie xdfed hence iof
S liz sS a sps ss sa q T s.S ss S
bound The FH 1as oS Barheea d The late gale and
driven as Tar south as lat 81 long and had to lay TO
BARK Rsseccs Csrusn. Lies.saus, ss,an,as, rs days.
experienced heavy gales from NE 70 NV, and heavy
Brig xiamanis lol Turks Isands), Ho,huse Nuevtas II
days with sugar % Wilson Asmu. March 20 lat 81 long
7 gale from 70 los, fore sail sprung rudder hesd
BARK ocean Home, Brandt sagua, March ~ with sugar
TO james Ward so. sailed 10 company with trtg Ma
Ys%srs s SSsSSnsscD, s.gas u days WITH sugar TO
al 90 los, eibs and split sais
Bark Maggie KeynJtds Iof 81 John NB Reynolds sscus
days north Of Hsieras with heavy and NJ eses
March sg Is nils q barIneea, I John Wilbur, aged ~,
pa BARK Mary Way tnew, az on., Ru,sei Baltimore,
Biz Aura ,Br. King, Palermo ,sn = and csran~ Feb
The New York herald., 1868-03-26
S HIPPING NEW
Almanac for New York..-This Day.
Weather Along the Const.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH Is, 1868.
49,. - N-Nl~-~-~-Ns1e-NN =
CLEARED.


Guion
Steamship Fulton, Merry, Aspinwall-Nor,h American
Steamship Co.
Bark Henry Trowbridge Hotchkss, Demarara-H Trow-
BRIDGES Sons.
Bark Eagle, wilkinson, Nuevtas- Winchester Leeds.
Co.
Brig Jane (Br, Homedez, Gbraitar-A p Francia
Brig Iris tBr,, Pearce, Cardenas-Brett, Son 4 Co.
Brig Centaur Moore, Gibara, Cuba-Thompson Hunter.
Brig VIM Muir tBrh Aoker, PHILADELPHIA. Son Co
Echr Eta, jackson, Tampico--Brugiere 4 Theband.
sells.
schr Isaac Rich. Bryant Kingston, Ja-B Weinberg.
Schr Dragon tBrl, Duncan, Barbados-E Smith Co.
Schr Casco Lodge Pierce, Havana-Ferrer Medina.
Scnr Ricardo Barros, Newton, Matanxas-B Weinberg.
Schr Bayles, Bayies, Trinidad-N McCready Co.
Schr Young, Richardson, Nuevtas Houghton.
schr Walter Scott (Br,, sypher st John, NIB.
schr Mary Louisa, Gaskin, Washington, NC Mills
schr Frank Herbert, Crowell Baltimore Bentley, Miller
Thomas
schr N H Gould, crowell, Baitimore-Bentey. Miller 4
Thomas
sehr stephen Waterman, Chase New acknowledgement
Wood
.schr Ponder, Jr, Springer, New Bedford-Fergusou
Wood.
Schr Senator, Faulkner, Boston-Baaker 4 Dayton.
Schr Ann Turner -, Wareham-Ferguson 4 Wood
Schr VIM Miller, Dibble, Norwaik Racket A Bros
Schr Dart, Johnson Stamford.
The New York herald., 1868-03-26

STEINwAY HALL-Madame Petitpas, prima donna
from the principal theatres in France and Belgium
and from the Italian Opera in Rio Janeiro, gave a
vocal and instrumental concert last evening at Stein
way Hail. The programme was as follows:-Opera
solo, Giorza, by Signor Giorza cavatina from Bar
biere di Sevlglia," R0ssini, by Madame Pettpas;
piano solo, fantastic from "Lucrea Borgia, List by
s. B. Mills grand aria from La Favorta," " Donizett
by L. Colliere; violin solo, ''The Dream" by
Camilla Urso; romanza from "Mignon," Ambrose
Thomas, by Madame Petitpas; piano solo,
sitionl by S. B. Mills; aria from LA
Favorita," by Madame Petitpas; bufro song,
=" Trovatore in Carcatura," Rossini by L. CollIere,
Petitpas, who is herself composer and skifu cher
dorcheste as well as singer obtained great
IN South America by her Hymns dos VOOntarios Bra
silieros, and she had already at Paris commen-
dation from Auber and Theophile Gauthier. To name
Mr.. Mills. the accomplished pianist s to praise him,
for he lends additional interest to every concert at
which he appears Camilla Urso Is confessedy at
the head of the lady volinists Of whom New York
can now boast.
The New York herald., 1868-03-26
TELEGRAPHlC ITEMS.

The steamship Alexandria, from Philadelphia with
cargo OF assorted merchandise, for Richmond, was
burned at her wharf at City Point yesterday morn
Ing. The ship and cargo are total loss.
The large axe pole mandatory Of d. Blake Co.,
In Scranton, Pa was destroyed by fire yesterday
morning. The loss Is estimated at $4,000. The
property was insured for $4,000 as follows-In the
Hartford Fire, the New Haven Home and Manhattan
OF New York, each So 000 and 81 900 In the Corn EX-
change Company OF New York.
The Metropolitan Mills, In Springfield, H., owned
by Choteau Edwards, with the Mattersen House
ana small machine shop adjoining were destroyed
by fre on Tuesday night, involving loss OF 100000
The large storage and commission house of Mes
senger Il Co.. In Warsaw Ill was burned on Tuesday
night. The IRE originated In the engine room. the
loss win amount to $4,000 and the insurance Is
small. Nothing was saved.
Henry Lewis, william Howard and woman We're
arrested In Portland, Me-, yesterday, charged with
robbing Adams Express Company in Pennsylvania
They were bound for Halifax.
The coroner's jury in the case OF A. NJ Bennett the
halter who committed suicide in Cincinnati on Tues
day. have returned verdict that the deceased com
mitted suicide by shooting himself with pistol
Disappointment in business affairs was the cause o.
the suicide.
Young, the Norway Savings Bank robber, on tria
at Paris, Me-, sentenced yesterday to nine years
In the State Prison.
William Collins, OF the firm OF McCutcheon Col
Inns, provision dealers, Of Philadelphia, died on Tues
day. The Commercial Exchange adopted an appro
pirate resolution yesterday morning.
C. F. Adae, the Prussan Consul at Cincinnati, ant
an old resident Of that city, died on Tuesday night.
Colonel Sabine Emory who commanded the Nintf
Maine infantry during the war, died In Baltimore
yesterday
Nothing Of importance was done in the Mississippi
Convention yesterday.
Fortress Monroe had o heavy easterly storm yes
terday.
ST. Louis q heavy rain storm last night.
The New York herald., 1868-03-26
NEW SONG.
By Tenny's Son.

By Tenny's Son.
You'll not wonder at the success
OF the famous ID. p s.
It's merits you will quickly try
When explain the reason why.
d. p. s. Il IL the best
Cheaper, too, than all the rest.
ID. p. g. Il will not injure
Skin or clothes OF finest texture.
ID. p. q. Il not deficient
In good materials. II has sufficient
But not too much, Of soda strong,
The free use of which 10 very wrong.
ID. r. s. does not profess
To save your time and spoil your dress;
And do not buy your Soap OF those
Who save your labor and rot your clothes
These few reasons enough,
without single word Of pu1;
So D. p. g., good housewives, buy;
You'n surely like 1t II it you try.
D. p. s., OR DAvID's PRIZE SOAP,
Ia sold by good pocers everywhere.
The New York herald., 1868-03-26
TMpoRrASr NOTICE
DIR. DE JONGH'S
LIGHT BROWN
COD LIVER OIL.

In oop seouence the this celebrated
OH IN al parts the world the cupidy Of dea-
ers mas excited In America fraudulent limitation has
been sold for In order TO put hna
op 10 dishonest proceedings and TO enable the medical
the public America place full confidence
IN the genuIneness Of Dr. DE JoNgHS LIGHT BROWN
COD LIVER OIL and 10 realize s uneQualed encacy every
DIR. DE JoNGH's GENUINE OIL,
shipped 70 the United States by his sole consgnees Ansh,
Hartford Co., OF London is now sealed With new patent
trade mark capsule (Bets maker, Londonh coored blue
opaque white top stamped with blue hsh on red shield,
and the label bears the additional signature OF the sole accred
tied agents for the United States and Canada.
EDWARD GREEY CO., "a Vesey street. n. T.
Sold by all respectable druggists,