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Tue Present GOyerhment Of the Canadian
Dominion en the eve ot Rum.

OTTAWA, March 5.-The Hon. George Brown,
WITH his parer the Toronto GiO,e, Is about TO iou
the opposition proper Of tie Dominion Of Canada (;
mode n as " il II the Independents, headed in Ola
Canada by Sir A, r. Calf aud the Hon. hr Hunting.
ton, and In Nova Scotia and New Brunswick by
their respective local gOSVrnments, backoi by ~
actual majority Of the people Of both Province
There tigns, also, that the present Premier ot
Ontario may lsl into line nth the Opposition, In
which the fate VI Ibe present Tory Government
IL sealed.
Sir Franeis Hincks, the newly imported Finance
Minister, hGs been put forward Win his new bank
ing scheme, which lie yields everything 10 the Opp0.
sillon for The express purpose Of staNinE OF the
crisis, but the feeling on other leading questions
runs deep, and Is not 20 be diverted In this way.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-07
AMONG THE ICEBERGs.
The PeriIous Voyage OF the ship Glad Tid-
ings- IccberGs Carrying Away a shtp's
Mnrtingnte-Ths AtlantIc full of Ic-.


MartiHgafs-Ths Atiantic full of Ic-.
The ship Glad Tidings, from glasgow for this
city. arrived last night. She had q hard time OF Il
between gales and fields Of floating ice. She wss
caught on the bth OF February In 8 terrific south
west gale and lost her foresail, mainsan, foretop-
gallant sail, mantopmast staysail, three Jibs and
crossjsek from the yards. On the 18th, in latitude
1910, she ran into large nelds Of ice with nu
merous small bcrgs.
The chip pressed forward on the same course, and
the ice grew thicker. The bergs closed up around
her. and the smaller masses Of Ice crashed against
ber hull. Further progress seemed too difficult, -
well ss dangerous, and the ship was headed TO the
southeast After m hours sailing In this direction.
she had cleared the ice. Coutnuing on the samo
same course. che passed through another field of
heavy broken masses, with hergs In |, 10 feet high
She forced her way slowly through, the berCs 80
near Ler that her nartingae was carried away
Once through this feld she experienced no further
trouble.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-07
MR.. JiCOBs's TRIUMPH.
stormy We, ting OF the Kings County Deiega-
ton IN senRior Mnrpby'r Onicc.

The Legislative Committee Of the Kings county
delegation met In senstor Murphy. once on Sstur-
dsy eveniux, -nd ar-r stormy session a. -
that the Broo klyn Commissions mu-t be veEy mate
rally modified or abolished The Water Board. the
Health and Police Boards, and the Fire Commission,
TO be oyerhauled and oil arbitrary powers to
bo taken away from them. 1t Is slso the wish OF
1.-THE new Democracy" that their power to spend so
much Of the people. money be curiailod IL was
agreed si the conference that there should be no
further interfe' witp the delegation AZ Albany,
should he aarointed to go there Tie "new Ds-
nocracy Oi brooklyn has asserted itself, aud means
to De- beard hereafter In opposition to the Ring.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-07
souELCHIYG TINE KU-KLUx KLAN.
Invoking both the Declaration and tho Com
.titution for the People OF Tennrsse-.

IhNOkfnV both tue DcrInTHIIon Hnd III" COn.
.titutlon for the People OF Tennessee.
WAsHIsGros, March Ga majority Of the
House Reconstruction Committee hero infcrmsliy
sgreed to report bill for the security Of the public
peace and maintenance Of order in Tennessee They
do not intend TO set up any provisional Government
to interfere With tie present regime at this time.
but will prepare bill by the middle OF nett week, 10
registration of the voters In accordanos
with the present Constitution OF the state and that
after the registration il oomplce election in TO bs
held for Governor and LEGISLATURE, whcb, whoa
they elected TO take the place OF the present
Administration. This would secure q change, as
such registration would prevent the wholesale
frauds With which the State was OVerrun last fall.
and give the Legislature 20 the Republicans. Tho
justification for this action II -aid TO he found Ia
the right of Congress tO secure 10 each St1te Re
publican form OF Government, and In the fact that
the present one Is Illegal AMI totally INADEQUATE to
protect the people 10 life, liberty, and the pursuit.
OF hAppnnss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-07
DOy'T BTY By SAMPLE.
Hint for the Ru.tic swindier who IL Throw
Ing Away his Genius In PeadiiBg Unmer-
cbaptable Eggs and Rancid Butter.


A eountryman is going the rounds Of the city.
He seems 10 have dropped plump Into New York
ffom fellowship with bis cattle In the mountains Of
New Jersey. He seems so thoroughly unsophist
Gated tha, people like to buy o, him. They do not
suspect Lin Of keenness At q bargain, and readily
pay what he asks for bis eggs and butter which, by
the way he describes a. fresh from the farm. TIE
other day falily In Of the avenues Invested .
dollar In his eggs, and ali but two Of the eggs were
rotten. The eoun,ryman drove on. He was hailed
again, and this time he sold g. worth Of butter The
butter was neatly done up 10 papored rolls, aud
looked very inviting. The elodhopper opcnei one
OF the rulls for the inspection OF the purchsser
Ftner butter was never IN the Goldmaker's
Village. The f5 worth was taken home aud the
psper taken on The roll oIsned by the county
man proved TO BE- good, snd s the rest nasty mix
turs OF lard and ice. The eountryman drove on. lie
found many other victims. ard disposed ~ all bis
lie has gone back to Jersey to repenish his
stock OF unmerchsnta6ls eEgs and rancid butter.
The fellow would make . capital TammEDy pJlt!-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-07
HIS7s FROM CORREsPoNDENTS

Mrs. Mary 4. johnson Is informed that her sor,
Thos. II. Johnson deserted from the steamer hear
tArCc Aug T. ls19. at Coquitnho. South America and
aimee that time has not been heard OF.
SAVINGS banks formerly paid tax on the interest
sccruing 10 dopo-tot'. known q, the dividend tax
which EXEMPTED deposltors from making re-
turn OF the Interest ~ their income retlrns This law
has recently been renea ed and persons receiving
terc.t from savings banks nov required to make
their IN foil to the Assistant Assessor, which
lre subject the Income tax An order bearing upon
his subject has recently been promulgated " ComrS
.iuueF UelnDo,
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LOSSES ny FIRE.

j Frans's bakery in Poekskl was burned on
saturday morning, Lo's t!1Oi intured
The Robbins wood preserving works AT m,
amount OF u 0C0 on saturday.
Tho rear building Of the New York state IDcbrl.
ate Asy lum, IN birghamton Was buried on Saturday
might. Loss tolo0; Insurance tl5OOO
BioWns iron building Fifth and Chestnut ats
Ihndt phlAl was on IRE on SATURDAY uurllng, and
firOytd, Wv ~
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LONG ISL1ND.

Riyerhead is TO have favings bank.
The temperance people Of BrookhAyen have nom.
mated o lu1 ticket for toHn oheois.
The residents Of smhhtown have voted 10 sub.
railroad.
Nimmo, the Village Clerk OF Flushing accused Of
naeasaDce 10 Office has been he'd 70 await the action
Of the Grand Jury.
C.srk w. Bryan, OF the hrm OF Samuel Bowles A
Co., OF the springfield Rsp pubcda ID sbOut TO ongaso
iu the Esrd-n seed hnrnes. In NoHGcf.
The citizens OF Newt0Vn have applied FIR on In.
luhrt IN - restTAia tie onn siorcr, u the BAs.
VI fVal Isoni co!.ee IA ahl fufInoi ,sssIIeut.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-07

Mrs, Emma iardnge, in lecture on Spiritual
lsm last night said that sprituai.ts were simply
waiting for scientific means to be applied to their
discoveries. shc challenged any one in the house to
ask any question which the spirits could not o..
swer. A gentleman inquired how the Pyramids were
built. The spirits Lcclined 10 anSwc'. Then gray.
beaded man Jumped up und m0de . vigorous attack
On the doctrines propouudod by the speaker, and
Mrs, Iardinge abruptly dismiss,d her audience 0!
.1,Y nj. M
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-07
scrub Race for once IN the New CITY Of
Jersey.

There is a lively time in prospect over the
MAY orally OF the new consolidated eity Of Jersey
Mayor sawyer OF Hudson City and :. B. Beyans a,e
the opposing candidates. The chances are In favor
OF the former who Is supposed TO have the cities "
Hudson and Bergen solid thus killing OF the
ring OF Jsr,ey city. The G1ht In the Fret Ward
10 getting Interesting. There are about many
candidates for Alderman as yOters. Alderman
ScLemethorn n l.gisRted out ana his old opponent
Bailey j. in toe field. should the Democrats split
the result VIII be 4 Republican victory. The con-
so.Idatlon oil Viii be up In the Legislature early
next week, and the election Will take place eary 10
Apr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-07
The Newest Fashion Among the Worship
y. re of the BroadMRy Tabernacle.

A broad smile overspread the broadway Taher-
nse.e congregation yesterday morning, when the
pastor, the Rev DR.. Thompson, who wore fault
less dress coat, announced thl, at the next socable
under the auspices Of that church, Eentlemanly
usher would be IN Attendance 70 facilitate the con-
gicgaIiOn In becoming acquainted with each Othor,
and tha; the urheTs Would be provided Viii badge
indicative Of their important once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-07

Yesterday morning. the Rev. Dr. Thompson
discouned on the proposed celebration OF the 95Oth
anniversary Of the landing OF the Pilgrims. He
thought that the gathering should be one OF the
srandost ever witnessed In this country, and that
with this view the meeting should he In Chicago,
where the kast and the West may meet in a common
prayer 10 Almighty Goa for the further advance.
ment Of CouRre2AtiOnAlism.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-07

1eu;onia Hall IN Thir avenue. stage had been
erected at one end Of the han. snd embolli~hed
with the portraits OF the dramatic corps ard u,
lgLls of the American hall, as taken from rllE SCS.
Prince Carnival WAS pcronaicd by Mr. L. Hotlwig,
and humorous addresses were delivered by Pres.
deui korn. Mc.sr- Roihschli. rnk-. and other
The Comu, has it, 1rsl annual masquerade, March
y. N, IfNlng Ilall.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-07
stabhiu0 AGrny IN Newark.

On Saturday night at about IL o'clock wm.
bridge. In River street, Newark, when he nceiden.
tally rubbed against the notorious "Archy," who
stabbed Inn In the side; bot tue knife struck iih,
and lis life Was saved.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-07

Judge Counoll has had many good things on
hand in HE lay, but just he has elephant in
Patrick Rice, OF the hnoteenth Ward u prominent
member of the Fcnian organization. Patrick has
brought the "Judge" into court In suit to recover
$3.50 for lxirg his stable. Justice Connolly ropu.
dates the claim as excessive, the services being
worth oniy $l5. The big judge" Therefore, II
next Friday TO appear Us defendant In the district
wnere he was once the presiding magistrate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-07
Hsmes for tho Erie railway Rw,,.v...

COMMITTEE Of Port Jeryis Railroad mon have
!S psld visit t. James Fisk, Jr., and Jay Gould,
49,, ,opsssnted TO them ths dssirabilily OF having
manner Which will not cost more than tlOO per
NJ ssIIenl Ienl and which shall bo doyOtoo 70 the use
Inn,rN employees. The LAND In Port JerVis be-
snLtis W lho Company was represented as very
~. sS 'e Tor the purpose. Mr.. Fisk seemed fayora,
W uisPVeod toward the proposal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-07
RAILROAD ACCIDENTs.

Young Richard Busleed. nephew OF Judge Richard
Bustccd, Who Wa injured In the recent accident the
hlssssiupi railroad ~ out Of danger. His feet
sn Ashcd
Antonio MAlfsnii, Of Rs-t Orange. who wns run
over on saturday night, ~ the Market depot OF
the New Jtr.ey railroad 10 Newars, willie Attetp'ing
to Jun from tho train, and whose rght leg zmpu.
ned hy pr Dodd aud Or. Coles. died earY yesterday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-07
FLAsHhs FROM IHK OCEIN CABLES.

OF Poland.
lhe sessions OF the eonneil are to be suspended
dutlns May June and July,
schen for connecting England with sll her
colonies ny telegraph /. tnlked OF.
IhS mansrers OF the Inman steamship line feel
e"nIdthI OF the safety OF the CITY Of Boston.
The Turkish Government has abolished the col
plorus. '"e 1881" '@N ,'
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TsoY, March 6-1he safe Of Massrs Bills 4
Jhayvr, lour drale'-. IL River street wa- blown
ooen hy burglar NJ Flltps.t O'Clock this evening
h" eNplosiu Stuacted the attention OF some poo.
nl' ps'-ing aiotgue street, who called the police.
The burglars escaped Wit out any bllty
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-07
STATEN ISL.fND.

Peter Keer on, an employee Of the Now York Dye.
Ing and Printing Company OF WCbt Brighton,
killed 10 TIE machinery Of that establishment on Friday
Robert Abrams. assistant engineer OF tie ferry
boat Thomas Hunt. vas scedeL,E killcd on Saturday
While the steamer lay at Fin PARK, he oiing 'tc
machinery, when the engineer started the engine and
Abrams, who the walking beam. was throg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-07

There ere more than dozen claimants for the
honor OF being hrst TO resume specie payments but
u 20 more than Just that Mr. Tredwsll, the wine
KIeah OF being nrst to recognize the downfall OF
.n,ss bullion. He has pait out specie In change
nue the memorable Black FRIDAY In bepton-
~, n- patrons meet him in the same liberal spirit
'nne number prefer the paper curreacy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-07

On Friday evening William Cook, Jr., (chani.
plon Of England) played at Tones In Devonshire,
Eng. with II d. Stanley, local player Of some
pute. Cook gave his antagonist $50 points Ia 1000
node the largest break ever made al the English
genre. namely 6i?; Of which sol were made in
cession by lie spot strobe." Previous 10 this
match AT was the greatest break on record.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-07
Insiicr Tie hcrNant Of PIeanure.

The trumped up charge against tue Russian
prma donna Nadojda Ragssine, who has been se
eused OF stealing purse Of iu gold is to be dis
posed OF this day OF Jefferson Court alter repeated
sdjournments The unfortunate prima donna and
her husband has been detained here ten weeks,
waiting for Justice Shandey's return ffom Florida.
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Spanish In,rrferencs with III. na.s,..

HAVANA, March e.-The police arrested lat
k kn' nlty one members OF the masonic fraternity.
tn e eIe holding mourning services at their lodge
hitaIosh u were made for violation Of the laG pro
mag assemblies without permission OF the au.
Ssrs nSs no, Several foreigners, who were present,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-07
The Pnmiiy Againtu Trouble.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-The Louisiana delega.
uon have renewed their assaults upon Collector
'asey, oi New orleHns, one OF the Pre- .idents broth
eIsin.'aw. They have preferre new charges against
bin of incap oity and general urtness for his once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-07
New Directions to the Papai Syllabus.

PARIs, March s.--It ID asserted that Count Ds-
m, Minister OF Foreign Affairs, has sent note 10
Rome demonstrating Against the Papal Syllabus 40
seriously compromising the ln,cros Is OF the Catholic
religion aud ntimating that IL tho dogma Of infaib-
bihty Is proclaimed, France may be constrained 70
withdraw her troops from the Roman territory.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-07
The Vigilance Commi,,.. of ,sA,

SAN FaAscIsco, March "a bill has been IN.
Ioduced In the Legislature sproiutng Commls
.lonefs to ascertain the damages sustained y John
Nugent, proprietor Of the san Francisco HsrRd by
acts Oi tie Vigilance Committee OF 1850
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-07
The March tnsx stnr,n.

The snow which began TO fall yesterd y aher.
noon. Increased in density toward mid sht, when
there were four inches OF snow on the glound. The
r.hlrosd companies we're using snow ploushs and
doubling teams, and tie sky wore the appearance
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-07
GoIiadny's RcsIsun,,ou NO, Aoo..,..

MN1lNGIbN, March 8.-Goy. Steven,on m
10 aet.I hes telegraphed 70 Mr.. Golladay refusing
Of Rso.W NJ resignation as member OF he House
saYini that duty 70 his state bis
y,t,.uohl and his own honor deman is a full IN,
lie ,,s n thS charges against lin Ia relation 20
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-07
THE BILLIARD cHAMPIoNsBIP.

Four Thousand Excited spectators In the
san Francisco Pavilion-R udoiphe, the
Victor, Borne out In Triumph-splendld
Playing on both sides.
SAN FRAScIsco, March "a large company
was attracted to the Pavilion last night TO witness
the contest for the diamond cue ond the champion
ship Of America. The game was l,bo0 points, push
and crotch shots barred. Deery won the frst In
nngs aud played for safety Rudoipho following with
run Of six. The following Is the score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-07

Mr.. ClintOn Roosevelt exhibits a machine
which Is intended TO prove that the HeIt food is
thirteen hundred years on.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-07
LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DISHEs HERE AND THERE ny THE
SUNS REPORTERs.

Two Precocious Discip 'es Of Jack sheppard
on their Travels-Robbina their Emp oy-
ere and Parents, Armtng Themselves with
Pistols nd Bswic-, seeing all the sights.
Arthur Lewis and Francis H. Green are PROM
isng young citizens Of Brooklyn. Neither Is over
IS years old, but both are wise or unwise beyond
their age. Ainswork's truthful history Of Jack
Sheppard was dearer TO them than stack Of ordin-
ary bibles. They looked upon Rcddy the Black
smith as the hero Of this country. Young Lswis
was recently discharged from the employ OF Boz
lings, Boiee & Co., Water street arm and to show
that he was not to be trBed with In such manner,
planued, In roturp robbery OF the arm's mails. He
executed his plans successfully with the aid Of young
Green, and In one OF the letters found drnft for
tloo. Lewis's parents were next victimized, the
two Eeniuaes making several hundred dollars BY the
pawnns OF the Je~ ~elry and silver plate which they
eontri,ed 10 steal from home. They made several A..
tempts TO get the draf cashed which they had In
their possession, Offering IL TO . number Of pimps
and fences: but the youngsters were regarded with
suspic o a. and the check remained in their hands.
They had money enough, however, for time, and
started on q roaring spree with Il. They made the
acquaintance OF oil the bummers and the hosry-
headed sinners Of the town; they shook hsnds with
the great lights Of the prize ring and the Nmnnny
w.. ,lticians, and made tho sTeots no,odious every
morn,p, with their songs Tie had 5000 position
al the Collyes Edwards prize fEht, and after the
Nght still remained IN New London. They purchased
pistols. bowie knives, and compete outfit for OF.
fen,iye or defensive acts stole rowhoat, were run
down while oE the Sound by steamer, we're saved
with dincultv bS the engineer, returned to this city,
presented their drt for payment to various brokers
here and were 6naI,' arre.,ed on Friday BY De'sc'
tive wooridge Once in 'unoo their courage 10 ot.ook
them and uey made q ul confession TO Capt
Jourdin. On Saturday anert. "on they were com
mitted BY Commissioner Shields.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-07
Masonic CbI'-CLAt.

.o (ls Wes Il. Mobile called last Thur.d,, or
n 81, frnt hls heath Ne was ooEnncd a Z. ais
W." nearly ~ niohtas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-07
The Release OF Ex-Aua,tor wlcLii9,.

NEw 0RLg,Ns, March 6.-EN.Audor Wick
lino has delivered the coupons lie was accused of
smuggling to acting Auditor Graham. He gave BAH
aud has been released from prisOn.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-05-24

30, but the story is well told and the char
acters sketched with much skill, while the
descriptions of scenery and incident show the
writer to be keen observer who has the
artist faculty of transferring the result of his
observations to his pages and making his
readers see as vividly as he does himself.
From the American Sunday School Union
we have received the following religious
stories for children:--"Reports,a and the Mis-
chief They Do;" son Looking Seedy;" "We
versus Il" Experiences of Church Plate, |"
and "Born with Silver Spoon in His
Mouth"
From Turner & Co. we have received the
June number of Our Young Folks, which
presents an attractive list of reading matter
for young people, nicely illustrated by artists
of ability.
a Messrs. Turner & Co. also send us the
Phre1aOLOgicaI Journal for June, which con-
tains a variety of information on the subject
of bumps.
The June number of the RiUersidc
Monthly has poetical contribution by Hans
Christian Andersen, entitled ga Spring Song, /"
and number of entertaining stories and
bh6tCueS ny lhFOIlto WIlIels, anu plcburtb ny
Stephens, Hoppin, and other artists.
THE Bureau is the title of publication
which was commenced at Chicago on the 1st
of October, 1869, as a chronicle of the COM
merce and manufactures of Chicago and the
Northwest. The enterprise succeeded far
beyond the anticipations of its projectors,
and it was determined to merge the proprie-
torship into that of a company, in order to
extend the field of its influence and useful
ness. The Bureau is an advocate of protec-
ton as the only sound policy, and it is
devoted to the promotion of all the industrial
interests of the Northwest. The May number,
which is now before us, is filed with interest
ing and valuable articles, original and Sc
lected, and we commend it to the considera-
ton of our business men who wish to be
informed about industrial and commercial
matters not only in Chicago but in all parts
of the United States.
The May number of The Journal Of THE
Franklin Institute contains several interest
ing papers on scientific subjects.
The Central News Company, No. sos
Chestnut street, send us the latest numbers of
Punch and Fun.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-05-24

w q ~ ID n IL r. u L.!
w FOAS oRAMP AND DIARRHEA MIXTURE
has never faed has saved the lives OF thousands. All
needs is fair trial family should 9s without y
ysght in s9ldd NO cure NO PEsPS,sS only By
Druggists. b2Q 3m
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-05-24
MEDICAL.

NEW DISCOVERY ELIXIR j. r. BER-
~ NARD-TONI STHENIQUE. .ANTIDYSPEPTIO.
he several observations made by the best physicians OF
Faeote de Paris have proved that the sieknesses
Phasi pPsh9sssiion VIZ Amsnia, Chlorosis sympathisme
TaacslY cured with the ELIxIR j. u. BERNARD
Ssneral pspot-A. BERNARD, No. 81 CEDAR Street