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Inaamation of the Lungs.

BoRDENrowS, n. j., Now. 1859.
l contracted q cold, which settling on my
lungs, caused Inflammation and severe pains
across my breast and shoulders, alarming my
family and friends. One weeks use OF DeBfng's
Wonderful Remedy relieved me OF cough, and
stopped the pains in my breast aud shoulders.
lam well and thankful CogsELrUs LENT.
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Another rising in Ireland is anticipated
nv the English Government, which is con-
sidering the suspension of the habeas cor
pus. Extreme measures, it is said, will be
adopted. ''''
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INcIPIENf CoNsU MPrlOS.

- .i WAsHISeToy, d. e.. Sept ~. 1sGa
had severe cough. resulting from neglected c,iG.
tried various pectoral remedies without benefit hst
night sweats, and was somewhat alarmed. A lady
fiend induced to try bottle Of DcnB9'< Iisfn-.
In few days was entirely cured hsye mud 1T. &c
turn of the Sickness since. t.f
VIZ. W. DEMArSE. Assistant City Surveyor.
have personal knowledge of the cure effected IN tir
above case.
A. ]. scHAYHRT, NJ. d and Pnsrnacrutis,.
..4a.l r'-s Corner North Capitol and ii HtrectS.
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RALEIGH, n. c., Dec Z, 1869.
WHEREAS, Information has been received
w at this Department that on the night oil
the 9th Of November lust, MARTIS MCaFEH,
prisoner confined In the Jail OF Burke county on
charge of Rape, die make his escape therctrom
and Is now at large.
Now, therefore, l, W. W. HOLDEN, Governor
of the State of North Carolina, by virtue oil an
thority vested in me by law, do issue this pro-
clamation offering reward Of two hundred
dollars for the apprehension and delivery Of
said fugitive Tor trial; and do eujoin all officers
and citizens generally to aid in securing the ends
Of justice in this case.
Done at our city of Raleigh, this 7th day
Il. 8. OF December, 1869, and in the 9th year
of our Independence. -
W. W. HOLDEN, Governor.
By the Governor
w. r. RICHARDSON, Private Secretary.
DESCRIPTION.
Martin McAfee is about IS or 40 years old
light brown color, 5 feet 10 or IL inches high,
weighs about 1S5 or 40 pounds, is said to bs
very witty in conversation, and is shrcwd, SHARP
fellow dec S-dSt
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A PROCLAMATION,
BY His Exccllency the Governor Of North
Carolina.
Executive Departnent Of n. G.,
RALEIeH, December 3, 1853.
UTHEREAS, Official information has been
wv received at this Department that vacancy
exists in the SSth Senatorial District OF North
Caroliua, caused by the resignation Of j. B.
EAvBs, Esq, former Senator from said District.
Now, therefore, ], W. W. HOLDEN, Governor
Of the State of North Carolina, BY virtue Of au.
thority vested In me by law, do hereby command
that an election be held at the various places Of
voting in the counties OF Cleveland, Polk and
Rutherford, on Saturday the 9Th day of January,
1870, for the purpose OF filling said vacancy.
Done at our city of Raleigh, this Sd day
IL. 81 Of December, 1869, and in the cath year
of our Independence.
w. W. HOLDEN, Governor.
By the Governor: GEL,
W. r. RICHARDSON, Private Secretary.
dec4 59l-d&wtd
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Incip,ent Consumption.

vienna, Fairfax County, Va, sep. 81 lo6J.
have been for three years troubled Sitb
very bad hacking cough, attended With general
debility. l could not attend 10 my household
duties. Doctors prescribed; ! took highly rr
commended medicine, hut continued 10 grow
weaker, until, by chance, 20; DcBing's Hp'.-
derful Remedy. am taking the third bottle,
and am about my house, much improved. In
fact, / feel quite well. '
Mus ANNIE v CuNMISs
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INDUSTRIAL.

Main street, Columbia, s. c.. was lighted
ON Wednesday night last for the first time
since General Sherman put out its lamps.
Fifty years ago there was not silk nm
ufactory in the country. Now there arelup-
wards of sixty large establishments engag
ed in the business. rssa
The deposits in the Freedmen's Savings
Bank, recently established in Washington.
amounts to $1,340.000. During the frst
ten days of the past month over $68,O00
were deposited
A man recently arrived in a town in Min
nesota, bought lot. built o house, and sset
up house keeping within the space of forty
eight hours, aud had son and heir born to
him before the first meal was eaten in tn,
house. That's the way they colonize put
West as...... -... -.slf. ..s -.is
The indianapolis and st Louis Railroad
Company has received 1000 tons iron, and
trackaying is going on at both Unds of the
line between indianapolis and Terra Haute.
The Company expect to complete 80 miles
by 31st December
Fall River is to have another cotton mill
erected, capable of manufacturing annually
six million yards of prints. ~
The first annual fair of the Agricultural
and Mechanical Association of Alabama,
held at Selma, has been very successful.
There are now upwards of 100000
bushels of wheat in the four States, Illincis,
Wisconsin, Iowa and Minnesota. which last
State has 100000 bushels in store. There
is as little prospect of our starving as there
is OF that wheat being sold for dollar a
hushel. .-... t... -I...r 1
A continuance for consuming smoke has
heen invented in Pennsylvania. 1t consists
Of box containing ian, attached to the
fre-box of an engine, SO as tn catch smok
and drive it back into tue furnace, where II
is consumed. Thus large saving OF fuei
is effecte and the smoke nuisance is abated
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Sep. 20, isGa
have been afflicted with boiis, pnpies, and
sores on my skin. caused by impure blood.
took one bottle OF DeBipg's Remedy, snd IN,
entirely cured. Miss MARIAN KICKER,
No. 2S5 Sixth streci.
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has been analysed by the distinguished chemist Pro-
fesso Chiffon and his certificate Of its wholesomeness
may be seen at Christadoro's, Astor Honse, New
York sf1h ' tH
CHRIsTADORO's HAIR PRESERvATTvE, as a
Dressing, acts like charm on the Hair after Dyeng.
Tryit.o lao f' so l'9t
nov 10 tf I1'rs tlfi 51s-d&w1m,
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AFTER 'EM-The Greensboro Register says
Seven of the Ku Klux organization of the
eastern part of this county were arrested on
a Bench warrant, issued by His Honor
Judge Tourgee, and brought to town yes
terday. The Judge being at Randolph
Court, they were held to hail in the sum of
5000 each. to appear at 10 o'clock Friday,
for a trial"
We expect to be able to announce IN
few days that the gay and festive" crowd
who have been operating so extensively re-
Gently, in the Western portion of Wake,
have been arrested and brought to head
quarters. Things are working favorably in
that direction.
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aal- WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. Q, 1865.
and my family have taken DcB!ng's Remedy
with most eflicacious effects In Liver and Kid
ney complaints, and find 1t excellent for sudden
colds and coughs.
N. P. CROWLEY,
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-VIAFUGE.
For III Threat and Lang Complaints, Pneunv-
mia, Pleurisy, Catarrh. Sudden Celds.
and Infanatisa Of the Langs.
Daily reports are made of relief afforded by this &c
markable remedy.
HOPELESS CONSUMPTION.

...tl wAsHrSsToN, D. c., August %, 1858.
For several years had been subject 10 cough and
splitting blood. One year ago last winter heavy
rhage / used many Cough Mixtures. hut found NO
relief. Twas very sick al! summer. went into the
country hoping Il would benefit me hut when ~
turned my cough was more violent ttti ever had Il
frightfui hemorrhage, which lasted Ave days; VIZ
very low and nervous and suffered with shortncse W
breath coughed necessarily: corld rot sleep; faH
no appetite. tried everything my friends scom n,eb.
dcd but found relief until ,ried DE Bng ondl
full Remedy. took this remedy, Vafus, about eiIht
in Washington, who knew my euppur,sl hopeless ana
bedridden condition, are surprised 10 zee ms aftefo
ing my household afhirs and about the city apis
rently as well as other people generally. have ie
commended it TO several aicted persoIs during TIT
year. who have been benefited by its use
= Mns LorIsA HiiRoIr. es5 q Street.
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In the Senate, Friday, Dec. 10, 1869 {:

81, THE SPECIAL ORDER, 20
being the resolution to remove VIM. A. Smith,
President of the North Carolina Railroad for
Islander and coutemptuous language In reference
to the Legislature In his speech in Salisbury.
Mr.. ROBBINS moved to lay the resolution on
the table, which prevailed by the following
vote:
Yeas-Messrs. Barnes, Beasley, Beeman, Brog-
den, Cook. Cherry, -Epps, Forkner, Graham,
HAYES, Harrington, Jones Of Columbus, Jones
of Mecklenburg, Jones Of Wake, Lassiter,
Lindsay, Long, Love-, Martindalc, Melchor,
Robbins, Scott, shoffner, Smith, White and
Nays~Messrs. Bellamy, Burns, CoIgrove.
Davis, Etheridge, Galloway, Moore OF fancey
-.
The question on the concurrence on the report
of the Committee on Corporation in reference 70
the Randolph Manufacturing Company was again
Mr. CooK said he believed 1t was full time
that they shonld do something for the encour-
roement of Manufacturing Companies, and 70
develop the vast resources and great water pow
err of the State They allowed corporations TO
build railroads, and why should they not nave
the same privilege extended to them IN building
cotton and wooden manufactures. The issuing
of bonds and issuing of notes were two different
things. 1t was perfectly right just and proper,
that the Legislature should grant them the priv
ilege they asked for, for 1t was something that
would Dfl0g 6t&DlilLy duu prosperity wv Az
Therefore be hoped the bill would not be re-
jected.
Mr.. DAVIS said he hoped the bill would be
considered By the Senate properly, carefully and
candidly report of q Committee ought, no
doubt, to bring some weight with 1t, but like 81
human nature, they sometimes erred, as they did
in this case. They were clearly mistaken when
they reported that this company could get all
the power they ask under tho General Incorpo
ration Acf. } , = ~ ~ - -
After considerable discussion on this subject,
Mr. MOORE OF Carteret moved the previous
question, which was upon the concurrence with
the report OF the Committee on Corporations !
The report was concurred in.
Yeas %, Nayf 16. s.. i,.s l.....-...
And the bill was laid on the Calender.
| The House bill authorizing the Committee oi
investigation TO enforce the attendance OF wit
| nesses was then read. ,-...5... l-a..r.5
| Mr. WIssTEAD moved that the rules be sus
pended and the bill put upon its final reading.
Mr. DAVIS said he hoped the rules would moi
| be suspended for the passage OF any such resoiu
| ton. He was willing that the Committee OF IN
yestigation should be afforded every power an.
facility in pursuance OF their enquiry but tni
bill added no more power to what the commit
tee already rec lived from the General Assembly
| Not particle more power would they get 2
the passage Of this bill that they now possessed
| The object OF the resolution were exactly tnis
they were not TO give additional power IN aio
any investigation, but they were prepared az ~
gotten mp 6y miserable political clique a. y
the other end Of the capital. and 70 SPEAK OUT
J plain terms they were espec,shy Po*'su ~
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Allcocks Porons Plasters hare been found SPECIFICS
for RhesAs1tisn Of the Wrists. \
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In the Senate, Saturday, Dec. IL, '89
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.

REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
Mr. WELLER presented q report of the Com
missicpers to erect penitentiary and requested
that it be printed and its reading be dispensed
with.
reported an amendment to the bill incorporating
a collegiate seminary Tor young ladi at Wilson.
And a bill to change the boundary line between
the counties of Wilkes and Allegheny.
Mr., BEALL moved a suspension of the rules in
order to put the last mentioned bill on 1t pas
sage. Agreed to.
Mr.. SIXTH said he hoped the Senate would let
the bill pass through, as 1t specially concerned
the citizens of Wilkes county. Ii proposed to
take portion of that county and add 1t to Allie
ghany for purposes of convenience and advan-
tage. As 1t is at present, people had to travel
a great distance across high mountains to attend
court school, &C., &C., WI ich If alterd as pro
posed in the bill, would be satisfactory to the in
habitants OF that section. 5tl
The bill passed its several readings.
message was received from the House Of
Representatives requesting committee Of con-
ference on the Senate amendments to the House
bill In relation to apprentices. ,..,.
Messrs. WELLER and GRAHAM were appointed
the Senate branch of the committee.
The House Of Representatives concurred in
the Senate resolution in relation to banks, and
notified the Senate OF the same.
On motion of Mr.. MARTINDALE the rules were
suspended so as to place all private bills on their
second reading.
Senate bill to authorize the County Commits
sioners OF Granville county to lew special tax
was read the second time
Mr. LAssITER moved to amend by inserting
the words "ior the poor and other necessary
expenses" :.
After considerable discussion Mr.. Lassiter
moved that its further consideration be suspen-
ded and the bill be referred to the committee on
propositions and grievances. -.-,.s.,L
A bill for the relief of the securities oil j. w.
Percy, deceased, late tax collector OF Cherokee
county, passed its several readings.
RESOLUTIONS. -H 1
Mr.. JONES of Wake, resolution in favor Of
Mrs. Jane Hinton, for $50.
Referred to the Committee on Claims.
Mr.. MOORE OF Carteret, resolution in reia
| ton to the powers and authority OF the Super
1 intendeut of Public Works. IA
Referred to the Committee on Proposition
| and Grievances.
| ; A. bill relating to the jurisdiction of the Spe
cial Courts Of the City OF Wilmington on Its 81
| reading. 4-=,f -.,ff.,-sa. n
Mr.. LEG moved that 1t be postponed unit
Monday next, and made the special order for l
| o'clock. Lost.
Messrs Robbins and Graham offered amend
ments, which were adopted.
The bill a. amended passed Its three reading
A bill to amend an act incorporating the tow
of Hickory Tavern In the county OF Catawbs
passed its several readings.
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A LENS LUNG BALSAM
THE RFNrDy rOp CTrpryn

ALIENS LUNG BALSAM
THE REMEDY FOR CURING
CONSUMPTION, COUGHS, ASTHMA.
bean BRONCHITIS and GROUP
As An ExPscroRANr
1T II AS NO e UAL.
1t is composed Of the active principles of roots aid
plants, which are chemically extracted, 80
5r.I a. to retain oil their medical qualities.
Ministers and Public Speakers
Who are often afflicted with throat diseases will
lind remedy in this Balsan. Lozenges and wa
ers sometimes give relief but this Balsam, taken
lew times, will insure permanent cure.
Will all those afflicted with Coughs and Consumption
give this Basam fair trial. they will be pleased with
the result and confess that the SURE REMEDY roUSB
AT LAST.
It 10 Sold by Druggist in Raleigh.
nov $50 (D daw 3m
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Incipient Consumption.

+- BALrInoRE, Mp, Nov 90 1863
have been several years troubled with screre cough
caused by neglected cold, which became worse from
fresh cold or exposure; and four bottlesnt DcBirri
Remedy has quite relieved OF cough ard ncrvoip-
prostration. sos fHt
CHAREs L. BISIHEY. ~ North Gfmore II.
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THE CONSTITUTION OyEgTHRsWx ,

The Constitution and Health may be ruined BY few
applications Of the eado sulphur hair dyes now in the
market. "Not q dye may be the motto of such nos
trums, but A DIE may be the result Of using them
But ONE HAIR DYE has been
'7a TRIED AND ACQUITTED
Of all deete-ious tendency, under the naibe laws Of
Science. Be it known to all, that .
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.Tstx vAIgAslE CRY LOIS. ONE ACHE
u each. Apply to
deot1-1v u BADGER
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The special order was the bill tocreatea Board
of Railroad Commissioners.
Mr.. SEYMOUR moved to lay the bill on the
table. Prevailed. n 81
The House adjourned.
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Impure and Bad Blood.

Railroad Contractor, $40 street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-19
John s. Potter. the Old Actor.


The following comes from the pen oil
one of our best old citizens, and will be
read with interest by all Of his class and
theater people generally:
EDITOR LEDGER: In your "remin-
iscence of this old actor pardon me
for pointing out a few discrepancies or
errors, as / claim the privilege Of being
one of the " old citizens yeu refer to-.
Instead of his theater having been To-
Gated sin an old warehouse on Frent
row." it was in large old livery stable
(re6tted into a theater) J, and situated just
where the north end of the Webster
Block now stands, near the corner Of
Main and Washington streets. After
Mr.. Potter run the theater one, or per-
haps two winters, it was destroyed by
fire. The earthquake you mention oc-
Cured on the evening of January 4th,
lS43, as l remember it we'll, although not
at the theater that night. Chimney tops
tumbled off-many of them-several
cranky walls fell, and it created general
alarm all over the city. The shock cen.
tinued perhaps five minutes. On the
evening of 4th of July Il forget the
year,, Mr.. Potter got up very patriotic
entertainment, and invited the two fine
military companies composed ofthe best
young men of the town.. The theater
was crowded, and everything went off
admirably. Those we're the days of pa
triotism and patriotic manifestation.
The country was free-liberty was no
mockery but reality. j. 2. z.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-19
The Ball at Assembly Hall.


EDIToR LEDGER: Your cotemporary
the Appeal will still persist in saying
that the ball at the New Assembly Hall on
the night of the 18th inst. was under the
auspices of the Hibernian Mutual Relief
Society, though the same was contra
dicted since and before the occurrence,
which contradiction could not have es-
capped the astute local of the Appeal.
The members of the Hibernian Society
were more than particular that the sacred
day they celebrated should not wind up
with ball aud as for the Sodaliiy Of
81. Peters having ball in Lent, is not
only scandalcus but an objectionable
libel upon the society. hope the local
of the Appeal will take the wool plug
from out his ears and hear this truth.
The societies above named had nothing
whatever to do with the festivities at the
Assembly Hall. VERITAs.
March l9. 1869.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-19
Msthu,slah tho Second i.

Let those who never laughed before
prepare to hold their sides The bloody
editor Of the bloody Sun has conde.
scended TO inform an incredulous and
gaping world that be prefers the monot'
ony Of living awhile to the glorious dis
comfort Of dying Just hear him In the
following paragraph Of Jefferson street
sunshine:
In any event, it will be time enough 10
arrange private personal matters when
the whole people are made to understand
the extent Of crimes perpetrated by the
rings Memphis Sun, March IS.
He seems to imagine, because kindly
noticed by kick or two, that somebody
wants him to resent it like other men
sometimes do. But he has concluded,
after due elaboration, to forestall any
such conjecture by announcing what he
has to do before he can find time to settle
any personal matters-bankruptcy ex-
cepied. If the Sun has to work out any
reforms-real or imaginary-before is
editors can settle their personal affairs,
the trump Of Gabriel will awake the ma
tons of the dead to find the controversy
in very remote state of settlement, and
Methuselah the Second still writing letters
to himself like Mr.. Toots in " Dombey
and Son." The present generation may
as well look out for other sources of ex-
element, for the editor of the Water
Valley Memphis Sun-Balietin has taken
another long and endless lease on life.
Let him live.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-19
ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERs never fail tc
cure all female complaints. 81

ST.. LAZARUS CoNcERT.-The concert
given under the auspices of the ladies of
St. Lazarus church last night, at the
Assembly Hall, was not as largely at
tended, through the drenching rain, as it
would have been on clear, bright even
ing; yet the large, elegant hall was two
thirds full of people, representing intel
ligencs and refined taste. Every seat
had been taken hence, financially, the
concert was a complete success, in which
we congratulate the ladies' who worked
SO faithfully in the good cause. The
grand opening chorus, " Hallelujah to
the Father" was given with fine
effect. "The Prayer" sung by Mr..
Mailin, of Baltimore, was given with
great pathos and artistic effect BE was
heartily encored. The entire perform
ance was highly creditable to the careful
drill of Prof. Tepe, and to the talent and
education of the performers. The solos
of Mrs. Boylan and Mrs. Heating we're
heartily encored. Mrs. Czhapsky, as
usual, acquitted herself with honor. Miss
Ennis sings exquisitely, and is becoming
quite favorite; she has fine voice and
sings with her very soul. Messrs. Sa-
batzky, Katzenbach and Hollenberg
gave ia Plsinte and "Medita-
ton" in fine, artistic style. Rossini's
trio, from L'Esperance, was sung by
Misses Wilkerscn, Ennis and Massey
with exquisite sweetness and effect. ION
Thee Each Living Soul Awaits" given
BY Mrs. Heating and Messrs. Boyle and
Herzog, was finely rendered, and we can
say with pleasure that the concert
throughout was a gratifying success, in
an artistic sense.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-19

SPEc1AL.-We have just received a
large stock Of spring and summer goods,
to which we invite the attention Of the
public generally, viz: Gimps and
fringes in ell colors, dress buttons in
endless variety, fans, parasOls-ihe new
est styles. kid gloves 10 all cOlors, all
kinds of frillings and trimming goods,
and everything in the variety and notion
line; also, full stock Of cersets and
hoopskirts. Please give Us a call We
viii take pleasure in showing you our
stock. T. w. JOHNSTON 4 Co,
81 3I7 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-19

clerks Frank Gonterman, and B. E. Barinds on
board. will go for" Randolph and 0sceola
at five o'clock tomorrow evening.
The magnificent floating palace. City Of Cairo.
Captain John W. Malin, Henry &. Corbyn and
Glen. Nolte. clerks. leaves tomorrow evening
at five o'clock. for Cairo and st. Louis. Her
officers are gay and festive gentlemen. and she
feeds better than any New York hotel. Pro-
cure passage Immediately. or you may be left
: out in the cold"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-19

DR.. GABBERT, 227 Second street, cures
Bronchitis in from fifteen to sixty days;
Consumption from three to six months.
Relieves attacks of Asthma in from ten
to thirty minutes, and cures Laryngetis,
Ozena and Cstarrh in a short time. II
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-19

TIE Southern Hotel is very popular
with all planters and their families. The
style and rates of charges suit all the
guests. Rates per day, 50 so; per week,
SO; rooms, so cents to 81 per day. l..
c. Hardwick knows how to wait on his
old country friends. l6-4l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-19

If you want the latest, go to Joe
LOcke's, 1861 Main street. Peterson,
Demorest and Cooley (for April; Die
MOdenwelt (for March) also, Cooley (for
January and February, and large
assortment of the latest weeklies and
daiIies; New York Ledger for six cents.