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MISSOURI.


The Auen.talaHher Fight,
Sr. LOUIS, August ~, 1860.
Allen and Gallagher. with their umpires ana Larry
wessels the referee. held meeting tonight for the
purpose Of making Q 1nai decision OF the night OF
Tuesday last The referee said that he did not see
the sponge thrown up; that when slime" was
called Allen came TO the scratch, Gallagher met
and struck him. whereupOn Allen left the ring He.
therefore declared the battle "a draw" although
by strict adherence to the rules OF the ring he
might give the fight TO Gallagher. Both parties ex-
pressed satisfaction with the decision. The stakes
aud excursion money wiz DO divided tomorrow.
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SPAIN.

Aaothor Band or Carlists Defeatcd-The
Prince Of Asturias Looming Up.
MADRID. August 20, 1869.
A band OF Carlists under Polo, was recently de.
fested at Almagro, near Ciudad Real Polo himself
and his secretary were among the prisoners cap.
tured.
Most Of the Carlist bands have dispersed.
II u rumored that conspiracy in favor OF the
Prince of the Asturias has been discovered by the
Spanish authorities.
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BOHEMIA.

The Czechs and tho BOhomian Dict.
PRAGUE. August 20 1869.
The Czechs declare that they will send deputies
TO the Bohemian Diet only on condition that aitera'
lions DO made in the election laws and that guaran.
tees be given for the separate position OF Bohemia IN
the empire.
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Japan Markets.

SAN FRANCIsCO, August 49, 1859.
fokOtanla advces OF July 20 represent staple TN.
ports unchanged. Merchants are warned against
shipping goods to order The silk arrivals are very
slow. owing to the growers unwiliingness TO take
payment In paper money. The yield Is admitted
to be large probably In excess OF last
years. The settlement Is 200 bales Marbash, at
$500 $3.50 per picul. There are no transactions
In silkworm eggs The arrivals are limited.
The tea crop is coming In slowly. Sales small
Quality good medium to 1ne at full rates. The
stock Is rapidly increasing at Jeddo and Yokohama
and reduction In values is anticipated. Good
common to medium, $A q 500 per picul good me.
dunn 10 finest. $50 to SIS per picut. Exchange on
London, francs.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Henry Chauncey will sail from this
port on Saturday for Aspinwaii.
The mails for Central America and the South
Pacific VIII close at hafpast ten O'Clock in the
morning
Tie NEW YORK HsRALD--Editi0n for the Pacific.
VIII he ready at half-past nine in the morning.
Single copies III wrappers for mailing, SIX cents.
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GERMANY.
The Ecmmenical Council.

BERIln August 10, 1899.
The correspondent OF the Pfusslsn Goss gazette at
Rome asserts that the late syllabus Of the Pope will
the chief subject of the deliberations OF the
Ecumenical Council. The paragraphs concerning
the relations OF the Church ana State will be modi-
ned and probably intensified. The dogmas Of che
nfalliblity Of the Pope aud the spiritual ana COR
poreal assumption Of the Virgin viii be promul-
gated. The Holy Father has expressed his regret
that no schismatc or Protestant bishop has offered
TO take part la the council.
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PENNS YlvANiA.

Extensive Strikes Among the Coal Miners.
MANCH CHUNK, August 20, 1859.
All the coilerles have struck in the Hazelton re.
gion except those at Asburton aud at Buck Noun.
tain; all at the Beaver Meadow region, except those
Of the Honey Brook Company, at Andenried, the
Spring Mountain Company, at Evansville and W. T.
Carter Co., at Beaver Meadow, and at the coliery
OF the Upper Lehigh Company. in the Upper Lehigh
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The WEEKLY HERALD

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper in che
Country.
Tie WEEKLY HggAbD Oh the present week now
ready, contains the very latest European News
by the Cable up to the hour OF publication.
TERMs:-slngte subscription, 81; Three copies, W
Five copies, S.; Ten copies. SIS; Single copies i've
cents each. limited number OF adyertlssm sats a.
serted IN the WEEKLY HgRALp.
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TURKEY AND EoYpT..

Tho Sultan and vioer0y Friends Once More.
LONDON August 20, 1882
complete reconciliation has been directed be-
tween the Sultan and the Viceroy Of Egypt. The
English and French consuis at Aiexandrls have con-
graduated the yiceroy on the termination Of s diff
hcuties with the Porto.
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TURKEY.

Terrific C0naasrn ration at Janina.
C0NsPANTiNOPLE. August 20, 1859.
c0nhagraaon at Janina has destroyed the busl-
ness part of The town. Thirteen hundred stores and
800 dwelling houses are ia ruins.
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Tie first six Of these have a total weight OF 1,a22
lbs and An average weight Of 32OlS lbs. The whole
list numbers l40, with total avordupois OF 1885
lbs, and an average OF 224 lbs.
The dinner by mine host Sholes was a splendid
treat. Everything In the way OF shell nsh, scale
fish, and nSh without scales, was abundantly pro-
else necessary to Arst class FEAST and never was
abundance moro needed. For two hours the con-
faties give in until even their huge bulk was eolid
and further room was n0no Thirty bushels OF
oysters fUrty seven bushels OF oams eight barrels
OF sweet potatoes seven barrels OF whttA potatoes
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THE PARAGuAYAN WAR.

News Observation-Disclosures Subjects still
Detained.
PARIS, August 20, 1869
Awices from Paraguay have beea received 70 day
up u the 10th Of July.
Tie war news was untmportaat.
The British subjects were still detained in Para.
2ua,, but they were wen ana well treated.
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An English View of the Recent French Re-
forms.
The Times, in an article on the liberal changes in
the French government, says:-The Emperor Ma.
pole0n after presiding over the destnies Of France
for seventeen years, and after doing much to make
amends for the loss Of the liberties OF France will
do well II, by restoring those liberties he proves
that he considers the remainder Of his reign pre-
lgde to that Of his son. There will be no lack OF
opportunities for the French 10 accustom themselves
TO regard the as the natural lieutenant OF the
fathor.
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DEPARTURE or THE YACHT METEOR.

The yacht Meteor sailed for Europe yesterday
afternoon. She left her anchorage OF the club
House, staten Island, AZ three O'Clock.
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Are You Disturbed at Night and broieen ek
rest By sohd suffering and crying with tho pain Of cutting
Soothing syrup Il VIII relieve the little sufferer immedh
fecty safe in all cases. Be sure and cali for
mrs, WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP"
having the fac sinio of Courts Perkins the our.
side wrapper All others are base limitations.
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GREECE.

Tsss issh,nxs Of Corinth CANAL
AT4.ss, august 20, 1852
The projec. fSr e. ship 6sha ShtousSS tAs Isthmus
ct Corr. has Seen presented TO fe Haan.1er.
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FRANCE.

The Empress and the Prince Imperial to Go
to tho East-Arrest OF Carlist Leaders
Mexican Affairs.
PARIS, August 20, 1862
the Prince Imperial has returned from the camp
OF Chaons The Empress and the Prince Imperial
depart on Monday next for the East.
e In the Senate the discussion OF the Seaotus Con-
sxh4m will commence on the 3oth Of August. The
Article relating to the responsibility of the Ministers
bAS not been altered In any respect by the com.
nittce.
" The French authorities have arrested twelve Car
llst leaders who were attempting the frontier
into spain.
Information has been received from the city OF
Mexico that two Frenchmen and a Belgian all par
tisans OF the late Emperor Macmillan, have been
arrested there implicated in the conspiracy against
che life Of President Juarez. II is stated that the
American Minister at Mexico refused to intercede
for them.
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A Peck Of COckrOaches Can BE Killed bv .
single flask Of LYONS INSECT POWDER. Nothing else
kills insects This their natural enemy. that you get
the genuine II has e. Lyons signature the package
others are frauds. Depot q Park row. New York.
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A.-Rev. Charles b. Smyth breaches To,
morrow morning. In Eleventh street church, Second
and Third Seats free.
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At James Everdelps, 800 Broaavny--Ned.
ding and Visiting Cards Monorams, Cvcss, Society
Badges initiated Note Paper; finest In city.
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A.-I.adics' Faces Euamelied also the Pre-
paration for sale, with instructions by NJ LAUssON 100
Ilroa
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General Piacido Vega Movins on GsuadaIa.
ara-l.argc Amount OF Specie for Rxport-A
Freight Train Piundercd--Rumored Castwvs
Of Tampico by Insurgents.
CITY OF MEXICO, August Al
Via HAVANA, August 20, 1859.
General Placido Vega, with 1000 men, is moving
on Guadalalara.
conductas have left Guadalaara, Guanajuato and
zEatecas for the capital with total Of g. 500, 900
insilver for export
freight train, loaded with merchandise, belong.
ing 10 Walsh & Co., was attacked on the Vera
Cruz Railroad, near Parras. and pundered. The
less Is estimated at $4,000.
rumor Is in circulation that Tsmpco has been
captured by insurgents but 1t ia not credited.
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IRELAND.

synod Of the Irish Bishops Called For.
DUBLIN, August 20, 1859.
The Archbishops Of Armagh and Dublin have
issued address to the clergy and laity announcing
the speedy meeting Of the provincial synods and re-
susstng the laiy to make preparations for sending
representatives to the synods The Archbishops
Ofer no suggestions. but invite freedom Of action
On the part Of the sty and express their readiness
TO make use Of the parochal system of diocesan
ferences II desired. The Dublin Synod will meet at
st. Patrlcks Cathedral On the 18th Of September.
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IF the Clergy In the Mort h.

Movements Of the Clergy In the North.
BELFAST, August 20, 1869.
A meeting Of the clergy Of the diocese was held
here to-day, the bishop presiding 1t was resolved
that diocesan synod be convened to consist Of
equal members Of clergy and laity.
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MEXICO.

TananIipas Pacined-Disc OnteuteA States-.
The Governor Of Mexico Resigned.
HAVANA August 20, 1869.
BY the arrival OF the City OF Mexico at this port
from Vera Cruz we have received Mexican dates to
the Nth inst.
TIE State Of Tamaulipas has been pacined by
Caniles, Cuesta and vergas entering into an sgree.
men by which Garsza is recognized as the Gov.
ernG.
TIE States Of Queretaro. Potosi Michoscan and
Sinaoa are reported discontinued, and insurrec.
tiops were not unlikely to break out in them.
The Governor of the State Of Mexico has resigned.
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Dr. Gour.ud,r Orierr;;t tre.m =,

tsouraud,s Oriental Crenm, 81 80. Pcr Ba, .
gc u Boad street. late of 4s3 Broad way, druggists
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LONDON, August 20, 1889.
This mornings Star has On editorial article on the
subject OF the acquisition Of Cuba by the United
States. wherein it says:-"As naval and military
position in the Gulf Of Mexico, cuba Is OF great
value. Troops and squadron would be required
there, but the people Of America, with whom
the acquisition of Cuba IL 80 popular, would
offer no objection to such An outlay. There II no
for Great Britain TO grudge their possession
Engiands possessions In those seas are so exposed
to attack at present that the danger cannot be aug
mented. In the interests Of commerce 1t is desiva.
bic that Cuba be prosperous, and her prosperity is
much more probable under American government
than a. distressed colony or spanish republic.
Trsstmeus Of the Cariist Prisoners--NIinistp
Hale Eslogized.
MADRID, August 20, 1859.
Two carlists have been shot az Temeute without
trial.
Casalis. the orlcer who recently shot n.ne CarIs,
prisoners has written self-excuIpatory letter, in
which he says that In executing hts prisoners ne
merely complied with the orders OF the governments.
The government declares that the orders only an
piled TO hIghwaymen.
me RG0rn,a (newspaper) eulogtzes the late
American Minister, Mr.. Hale, for the steady favor
ne showed and the protection he gave to Spanish
liberals. especially 10 those who have been at va.
rfous times sentenced to surer de ath. It praises
him tho first foreign repi esentative who recog.
niGed the present revolution, ana calls him the
wilbsrforos Of biz country.
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Cholera, Cramps, Cholera I0rbrs, Sanr
stomach and all bowel affections speedily cured by
JAYNES CARMlNATIvE 1t takes all soreness OF The
aod1nep sootes the stomach and restores it's natural action
As family remedy tor the diseases prevalent ch
dren and sduls during tho summer months II isespecsy
recommended. being prompt in its operation pereciy safs
And easily Administered. Sold by all druggists.
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Established In 1SOO--'rhe MetrOpOiifaa lob
Printing Establishment " Nassau street.
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Fulton Iron Works for snIc-Eent Estntes
Buildings, Tools, Machinery and Stook Catalogue at the
Office, corner Cherry and Corear streets
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For First Glass Printing Of Every Ttpscrsv-
ton 90 the Metropolitan Job Printing EstAblisninsa
Nsaaa tre
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The Weather.

LONDON, August 20, 1859.
Tho weather throughout England Is fair and favor.
Able for the growing crops.
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Cristador0,s. Uarlvailed Hnir Dye.--sosA
and applied at his wig and scalp factory, No.
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TELRCRAPHIC NEWS
FRO M
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
THE ECUMENICAL COUNCIL.
Reconciliation Between the Sultan Of
Turkey and Viceroy Of Egypt.
The Ship Canal Through the
Isthmus Of Corinth.
A Turkish Town Nearly De-
strOyed by Fire.
Disturbances Anticipated in West
ern Mexican States.
Robbery Of q Train on tho Vera
Cruz Railroad.
49,
A Turkish Town Nearly De-
strOyed by Fire.
Disturbances Anticipated in West
ern Mexican States.
Robbery Of q Train on the Vera
Cruz Railroad.
ENGLAND.

Tho Internationally Race.

Tho InteF.UntvcfsIty KRce.
LONDON, August 20, 1862
me Harvard crew went over the course to-day,
from Putney to Maltlake ip twenty-five minutes
and twenty seconds. Their time from The aqueduct
to Hammersmith Bridge was nine minutes and
twenty-five seconds. The bxonians only f5wea
.on VIZ a9asSuo' =. A.ammersmnh Bridge, making
Se' --.,ance In nine minutes and twenty seconds
The wind was not as favorable for them as for the
Harvafas. but they had better tide.
Both the Harvard and Oxford crews were out
again for practice in the evening" The Harvards at
the start made thirtyeight strokes per minute which
was Increased to forty The pace was good and well
sustained throughout. -
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DIR. Gour2ud's Oriental Cream or cHrgicaa
BesrtIher preparation has acquired reputation which
makes sought after by ladies coming from or going 10 thu
most distant countries for has equal rival ia
hfying quales Like gil other OF DR.. QOURAtD's prcpa
ciaty BY ts own merits and not thu creature Of Ad
vesng notoristy recommended from one customer
another OF actual knowledge OF vHne and utility
pared by Dr. FELlx 9OURAUDA "a Bond street. removed
Qiate. - ~" '" - - - -
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Royal Havana LotAery.-Fcr Omciai Draw.
fxSEos n ;ss:sis gsss e sss p ss% YORK;
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WSrdA q Cbecr for Young Mon, Who, Hav.
Wcume 10 social evila dcsrc better manhood.
Sox HhS S:, sSs,' S ss 81 sSsss
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TIE New French Minister-NIovements Of the
Queen.
.9s LONDON, August co. 1859.
La yalIette has presented his credentials as MIN.
lster from France.
The Queen has gone to Balmorai.
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Hefeitef squhVos cftilen VIII permitted fesiGo
United States military reservation unless he be 10 the
employment Of the government IN which his residence
must cease his being discharged Ali ntruders
government reservations win be given notice TO
quit by tho post commander and remain after tho
praon Of said notice they will then be removed by force
by command OF General SHERMAN.
r. d. TowNsEND Adjutant General
Transfer ~ Funds from California.
The result of inquiry at the Treasury Department
with regard TO the transfer OF funds from California
TO New York 10 that J. W. seligman deposited
with Assistant Treasurer Buttereld 5000, 900 on the
10Th OF August and on the i4th $500 two days
before the receipt OF the telegram from Vice Presi-
dent Goifax, senator stewart and Dr.. Lindern,an
was received at the Treasury Department, and two
days before The application was made by Lees X
walker OF New York, the agents OF the Bank OF
Cslilornia, which application was not received here
until tue 18th, although dated on the l6th inst.
Their application through General Batterdeld was
for the deposit Of $4,000. Tne proposition was
Immediately accepted. and the parties so
nctlaed by telegraph. Lees Waller were
aso authorised 10 make further de-
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pgap The following communication
has been received from the Young
Mems Christian Association in response
to resolution passed by Lincoln Divi-
sion Sons of Temperance asking for the
use of their rooms:
ELIZABETH, February 10, 1869.
JAMES GALE, ESQ, Dear Sir
At meeting of the Board of Direct
ors of the Young Mems Christian Assoc
citation, held on Monday evening, 8th
instant, the following resolution was
passed
Resolved, That the members of this
Board cheerfully grant the request of
Lincoln Division Sons of Temperance
to hold a prayer meeting in the rooms
of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton every Sabbath afternoon and in
so doing, they take this occasion to ex.
press their hearty sympathy and co OPP.
Grafton with the Division. and their
hope that the prayer meeting will be
productive of great good.
| Jos. Cross, JR., Sec. Y. M. G. A.
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The UNKNOWN SCULPTOR. Who is
the man who carves the figures that adj
orn the door ways Of our tobacco
shops? Nobody mentions his name. Con-
gress never asks him to carve eqhes-
trian statues of Jackson or busts of
Lincoln f; and yet his genius for sculp-
ture is at least equal to that Mr.. Mills.
1t is evident that he prefers to be a
mute, inglorious Milton, who bushes
unseen in the privacy of his own stud
10, AMI cares not for the fading laurels
OF fame. Were he known he might
solve the question why the public taste
in the matter OF Tobacco shop s;ulp-
tire has changed SO greatly within the
last ten years. The grim Highlander,
whose presence once indicated snuff
and other forms of seductive weed, was
long since crowded ont of existence by
the more grim and wooden American
Indian. The jovial Southern darkey,
dancing in delight as he contemplated
the bundle of cigars held in his hand,
had at one time considerable populari-
ty with tobacconists but he, too. has
practically vanished from public view.
Even the noble red man has had his
day, and combination of the Indian
squaw and the ballet-girl is at present
the reigning sidewalk divinity of the
tobacconists. t| F
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BaT The bill to incorporate the I'm
ion County Mutual Fire Insurance COM
pany, introduced by Mr.. Clark in the
Senate, names as corporat,rs, David
Milford, Joseph W. Savage, Enos w,
Runyon, Noah Woodruff, John H.
Whelan, and other prominent citizens.
The corporation shall be located in this
city, and may commence to issue poll
cies of insurance whenever the applica-
tions for such insurance shall amount
to the sum of fifty thousand dollars.
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SOCIETIES.
,pEE Avn, AcCEpTEr MAsoNs.

FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS.
Washington Chapter, No. is, Royal Arch Ma
sons, meets at Masonic Hall, Broad street, on th'
first and second Mondays or each month. james
Gale, Secretary.
Washington Lodge, No. 80, met is every Frida,
evening, ut Masonic Hall, Broad street. William
II. Luster, Secretary. .r-.a
Essex Lodge, No. 40, meets at National Hall
First street, III st ward, every Wednesday eve
ming ,orge N. Potter, Secretary.
Hermann Lodge, No 81. meets every Tueada!
evening, at Washington Hall, Elizabeth avenue
Fred. Faulkenreck, Secre. airy. u4.
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neas Our readers have doubtless been
advised by the indescribably ugly pic
lures that now faunt in the toy shop
windows. of the approach of the occa-
sion, SO important to lovers-St. Valen-
tines day. Webster says "A day sa-
cred to st. Valentine the 14th of Feb
ruary. 1t was an old notion, alluded to
in Shakespeare, that on this day birds
begin to couple. Hence, perhaps, arose
the custom of sending on this day let
tiers containing professions of love and
affections. Worcester explains it in
this manner " A sweetheart chosen,
or love letter sent, on st. Valentines
day" In copy of Bailey's Dictiona-
ry, published over a century ago, the
author states that '.St. Valentine was a
Roman Bishop, whose festival is an
nnally observed;" also that ''ibout this
time of year the birds choose their
mates, thence came the custom Of Young
men and maidens choosing special low
ing friends and valentines. In the
church of Rome it is customary to Sc
lect patron saints for the year ensuing.
st. Valentines day, as well as Indepen-
dence day, occur on Sunday this year.
Saint Valentine was. according to some
writers, bishop, while others insist
that he was presbyter. who was be-
headed at Rome, in the reign of the
Emperor Claudius, A. D. 27O. Histo-
Irians remark that she was man of adj
mirable parts, and SO famous for his
love and charity, that the custom Of
choosing Valentines upon his festi> al
took its rise from thence"
Mr.. Beardsley, 191 Broad street, has
valentines of every hue, and at every
price. Go and examine them, We who
contemplate making fools of yourselves