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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20

After the adjournment OF the sales in the Gold Room
the price went up the report that bonds were
sold London at 81 and then another flying report
without responsible ndorser, that the Bank of France
had suspended specie payments.
At lOl o'clock, in the Stock Exchange the g. OF 1881,
coupon sold at 1925 the $685. coupon 1864 1O9 do 49,
1854, and 12t and p the Gs Of 1884, coupon 113;
2Os Of Ca 1901 do. 60 1893 do 81 1884, and the s., cur
rency, ma 1O4Oa coupon, 1861 Under the pressure of
large Of bonds the market by agents OF for
eign houses, Governments remain decidedly strong.
The sales this afternoon rather active, and the
prices advance Of the sales at the Board yesterday az
ternoon; but receipt of foreign news, Governments
fell Off in price late in the day
Tennessee bonds, new, 63i963; North Carolina old
bonds, 500 d5l; do new, 80; Missouri Is, 90gOs State
bonds alling-the influence of the disturbed cond
ton Of the market.
But few sales reported Of railroad bonds, but prices
very firm these securities Chicago and Alton first,
IOOt Chicago and Northwestern ST. 1927 Erie fourth, ST.
Bank shares duh, and but three sales.
Central and Hudson do Certificates and in Lake Shore.
Report states that raid made this afternoon on the
Vanderbilt stocks for the purpose Of breaking them
down in price, and thus making general crash in the
stock market, but the raid successful and the
crash did come, under the effect OF European
reports. At the First Board, New-YOrk Central and
Hudson quoted 96 995i; do Certificates 92i99ls,
and Lake Shore, 95i695s We give below the highest
sales Of the stocks named at the dates given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20

BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA
RAILROAD CoMPANY's FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER
CENT FIFTY-YEAR SINKING FUND BONDS principal
and interest payable in goad), free of Government
tax coupon registered, convertible at the option
of the holder into stock of the Company at par which
privilege will at no distant day enable the holders
of these bonds to realize upon them at price con-
sderably above par, besides paying about nine (9)
per cent currency interest in the meanwhile. The
established character of this road running it does
through the heart of the most hicky portion
of the great State of Iowa. together with its present
advanced condition and large earnings warrant us
in unhesitatingly recommending these bonds TO in
vestOrs as in every respect undoubted security.
limited quantity still offered at 80 and interest
by HENRY CIEws & Co., No. 81 Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20
TUESDAY, July 19-P. NJ.

TUESDAY, July 19-P. NJ
The Government will receive bids tomorrow
for 81 600 Of god m at the office Of the Assistant
Treasurer.
The Gold Room has not been excited to-day as yes
terday and there not quite many reports IN CIR
cuation Business men have rather settled down into
the belief that war between France and Prussia Is
settled thing and whether shall continue Tor weeks OF
for months or year, the values OF bonds ana STOCKS
must be more or less disturbed that gold will be thing
10 speculate In that the disturbance abroad with the
short crops in France the longcontnued labor strikes
there and the now increased demand for the products OF
our farms WILL while exports will be increased and
our imports decreased thus add TO the prosperity
of our land if bonds are sent home In cosld-
cradle quantities Some Of our people are Rejoicing
at the prospect OF our bonds coming home, and as
they believe we have money enough here think the In
terest had better paid TO domestic than to foreign
holders Of our bonds because If the millions Of interest
are paid here the money will be renvested in bonds or
be used in some manufactures business here. IL, as
Mr. Howes in his letter on the Funding Dll we
have coin in the United States, then most
certainly the 600 cent Is years bonds should
taken up at home, with considerable portion
OF the Al per cent bonds.
Gold was quoted at 10 a. H. 1919; 1902 1911 1918, l2li
1885, 1919; 1857 12lt l:O1 1919 lO 1915 11O9 ILL 1857,
l2O ll:4l 1901; m 1892 1919 1:02 1915 1906 l22
$50 I21 2 1915 1885, 1917; 27 1921 $780, 1929; 1853, 122t;
2 1929; 1885, 1924 o'clock, 1924 at 3:l6 122i S:l 1928
$780, l22 $780, 1925; 223 $780, 123 and sold up to 1874
dl23i-the highest point it reached to-day.
The transactions of the Gold Exchange Bank were
as follows: Cearing sG25S9OOO gold balance s27lO-
500; currency balance, S3i355 04 paid for carrying,
from to 3, and per cent paid for borrowing,
"hat."
The Foreign Exchange market continues strong, and
leading drawers have advanced their rates TO lO for
6Odays 100 for sight At these rates there is profit
in shipping double eagles, including the extra cost Of
war risks The following are the rates:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20

Northwestern and Reading stocks have been largely
sold account Of foreign stockholders These railroads
will have just as much money whether the stock is held
at home or abroad And is certain that leading
railroads ut the West have the atterng prospects
before them for large increase of receipts for the year 10
Spectators and operators interested in parallel
lines may buy and sell and make raids but the stock in
we-managed roads will he valuable for investment.
whether the price at the Stock Board Is co. Those
who own stocks in leading lines of railway will do well to
keep them.
The buying of gold and bonds and stocks has made
rather sharp demand for money and the rates to-day
are from To per cent call with a good many loans
to stock houses al per cent There is very large sup
ply OF money and rs IL has been almost drug In the
market for some months the banks and bankers reap
ing little harvest with their money Alter3 o'clock.
when gold went up from Ia. 1850, there very
shaky state of feeling in the stock market and il needed
out one or two more sensational reports from abroad 10
have produced almost IL not quite panic, and stocks
would have trembled, the strong with the weak espe
caly under the Efforts made by borrowing stocks and
selling them for the purpose of breaking the market
After O'Clock the market rallied, and prices .
stronger About O'Clock in the afternoon Pacific Mail
was quoted at 4O. b. 81 Rock Island, 1liGli1i Lake
Shore, 80 SewYork Central s5l; do Certificates, COS
Ohio and Mississippi, 3, ReadlnS ssh St. Paul, 81; do
Erefeued lol0fi Western preferred, So North
Western, S2l
The following are the Government quotations Of Messrs
Il.E HI AZ A
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL


GEORGE OPDYKE g. Co. are agents for the sale of
the following desirable securities, which they offer
at low prices:
n. Y. and o. Midland First Mortgage Bonds, per
cent, gold
ST. Louis and S. Z. Railway First Mortgage Bonds,
per cent gold.
Montgomery and Eufaula First Mortgage Bonds, 8
per cent. gold, Endorsed by State Of Alabama.
Alabama State So.
New-Jersey Town Bonds, Z per cent.
Some excellent Western 10 per cent securities
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD INTEREST
FIRST MORTGAGE
SINKING FUND LAND GRANT BONDS
of the
WEST WISCONSIN RAILROAD COMPANY
for sale at ninety,
by
WHITE, MORRIS & Co,
Bankers and Financial Agents of the Company
No. 30 Wall-st New-York.
We offer for sale, LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAIL
Bonds 30 years to run, per cent interest
semi ANNUALLY, at 90 and accrued interest.
No BETTER SECURITY, of more intrinsic merit,
CAN BE MADE.
For particulars, apply to
j. b. ALEXANDER & Co., 10 Nassau-st.
JNo j. Cisco x Son, 80 Wall-st
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Within DAYS after the contract has been AWARDED the successful
bidder writing With the Postmaster
faithfully
forth this advertiser according their intent ana
meaning and sba and deliver subject 10 the approval
and Of the Postmaster General tOrds with good and sun
sues hundred thousand dollars 500 O az
the faithful performance Of said agreement contract
section entitled IAN legaihng and mailing
preparations objects have been usually included
appropriation bills without Authority OF law and TO n and
provide incidental of the Departments and Offices OF
the for other purposes United States Statutes al Large
approved &c 1872; which act provides that
be and his shall liable M the forfeiture specified such
quiaie damages o. be sued Tor tie Of the United
States any court having jurisdiction Thereof
RESERVATIONS
The himself the following rgh
l. To reject and M bids IT, in his judgment the Interests Of the
Government require IT,
stances he allowed sanctioned
shall be opinion Of the Postmaster General able 10
fuil conditions thereof than the contractor
there shall F lure
perform faithfully strputon Of wful attempt
10 impose the Department Envelopes Wrappers Inferior TO
sample. .
II the contractor to whom may msde should fail
the aunule and the let the lowest
sbe bidder and until the required and bonds
such bidder shall be required fulfill every
stipulation embraced herein be the Original party whom the
awarded.
Should be securely envelopd and scaled marked Proposals for Stamped
and Newspaper Wrsp2er and addressed Third
Assistant Postmaster General, Washington, d. G.
JNO A. J. CREsWELL
PostmAst = r General,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20

LippipcOtfs Magazine passes this month under
the editorial control Of Mr. John Foster Kirk the hstor
ian who will give we trust the strength in which it
has frequently been lacking. The present number how
ever cannot fairly be taken test of the ability OF the
now editor who become familiar with the capacity
contributors and gather the threads left loose
by his predecessors before he give character to his
work. Among the best Of the articles in the August
issue are a true tale Of the Cornish mines
by Mr.. s. H. 'Daddow; some pleasant gossip
about "The Old Book Shops Of London and
Paris; a few anecdotes Of The Emperor Alexander,
gathered from the conversation OF the Russian Minister
Mr. Catacazy; and Prof COpe's second paper On the
Hypothesis Of Evolution" Edward Spencer, under the
title Our Castles" excOriates the type OF inter
viewing reporter This chartered Hbertine" says Mr.
Spencer this licensed cOrsalr this legitimaed Paul
Pry with brazen front and unchallenged feet, goes
rampng up and down the land seeking for notabiities
upon whom he may lay his prurignous finger and nov
elites which ne may silver into the shapelessness of par
agraphic SCANDAL" Mr. Hargrave gives a sketch Of the
Island san Domingo and argues fOrcby against either
purchase or annexation There is picture OF South
ern Society," not very cheering; Sir Harry Hotspur
and Fhe Virginia Tourist continued; and there
short stories by MIS- Florence Marryat Church and
j. W. DE Forest.
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TIL II MARKETS.
Careful, Reported for Tns TrIrrxr

Carefully Reported for TnE TRiRuvK
TUESDAY. July 10, 1871
AsHnPots In fair demand sn steady so asa 80
are mammal
BkESNAN steady n
und Southern
BRlsI The demand continues
lean Grdy aud white
BROOM CORN DIN for Pale Mixed; 2c for
Medium Green lUlSc 10 for liurL RroHs Ju rs
- 50 y doper.
COfTONTEere hiss been fsr TO-DAY,
tie the rather
what unsettled safes Of g5 ba-s (o1 sTn,e Of uLch ", ~ TO
$50 aud ~ To IecBon For deliver
bushes bas teen hight bot e mAIkrt pretty steady the
sais II 500 bales july ~ Nie ice ~ lc 400 lc
September, Il 100 al 5'c ia O,to lei 100 l5 ali on
bAs Of Los MddhnK We alle lnl.owt:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20

Any one who may have believed the report
lately current that the Rev. Leonard W. Bacon was
about 10 join the Roman Catholic Church, has only TO
read his article in the last Ner Highlander "How the
Rev Dr. stone Bettered his Situation, TO be convinced
that the rumOr was unfounded This article is reply
to Dr. stones "The Invitation Needed" Dr. Bacon not
only handles the Pope with all his accustomed severity
but intimates that after polishing off his Holiness and
DR.. Stone simultaneously, he means 10 renew his pro-
longed controversy with The Catholic World. The Neo
Highlander contains also two biographical articles,
devoted TO two celebrated preachers who represent
the two opposite poles Of pulpit theology,
namely St. Francis Of Assist and Henry Ward Beecher
Prof Adams Of Ann Arbor writes picturesquey Of the
earlier Of these reverend men, and Prof Hoppin of New
Haven pens warmly appreciaive sketch of the later
The other papers in the present number are 1.-THE Free
Churches of England" by Prof. Bacon; "Yale College
Some Thoughts respecting its Future" by Prof Dwight
a discussion of the doctrine Of probation between
Death and the Judgment" by the Rev. Joseph E. Roy
review of Dr. McCoShs treatise Logic, by Prof.
H. n Day; and the Address Of NJ. +. de Pressense ON
1.-THE Bible and the School," made before the Eyange-
ical Alliance, at Amsterdam, in 1857.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20

~ For the safe and advantageous Investment Of
July interest and dividends, the CONNECTICUT AIR
LINE BONDS present unusually attractive features
which will commend them to alLclasses of investors
The road is completed to Middletown. The re-
naming unfinished portion is than half done.
Full particulars furnished by
HATCH & FooTE. No. 12 Wall-st
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

One of the most attractive features OF that
l,ent PERIODICAL Nature, believe we have not yet
noticed Its the frequent Illustrated desert piions OF
additions the Gardens of the geological Society NO
s for instance contains representations Of the male ana
female OF the curious Huia bird of NewZealand ana
spotted deer OF hitherto undescribed variety, trans
mitte4 from Singapore by Prince Alfred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20

In the July number OF me Amer'con journal
Of Science and Arts. besides the more surety tecnc
naners there are several contributions which the I'M
learned will read with interest such are Dr. T. sterry
Hunts paper On the Probable Seat of Volcanic Action"
and Mr. Simon Newcomb's directions "0n the Mode of
Observing the coming Transits OF Venus" Ogden r.
Rood furnishes second paper "Photometric Expert
mcnts and J. Homer Lane gives con the TheOreti-
cal Temperature Of the Sun"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20

c. p. Putnam g. Sons have just published
Charles Dickens; sketch Of his LIE and Works 10y r.
f. PERKINS 1t is made mp of the newspaper obituaries
anecdotes and "reminiscences which have been so aou
ant since the uovests death and contains nothing WIN
which the pubic is not already pretty famlar III a.
n isa bast niece Of Matchmaking badly padded and Mr.
Perkins win DOUBTLESS sorry day that he put ms
name 10 it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20

NouCE.-The Coupons due August l, 1870 on the
First Mortgage bonds of the Southern Central Rail
road Company will be paid that day on presentation
at the Banking House of Messrs. NERMuYE * Co..
Financial Agents of this Company, Nos. 10 and IS
Nassau-st Ncw-York City.
VIM. III. SEWARD r., Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20

A second article on "Mr. FrOude's History
of England" is given in the August number of The Cd
Ollie World Ii is quite the first and much
more effective because the accusations of ignorance and
presentation accompanied 10y better array OF
evidence. Mr.. Fronde seems to have fallen into the
acute and patient critic who means to sf him
thoroughly. very interesting and valuable account is
given the sacred drama of Adam Original SIM, by
the FOrentine Gi0 Battista Andreni, from which it
has been said that Milton borrowed the conception of
his Paradise Lost NOtaire declared that the English
poet must have this FlOrenne work; hut the i'm
preston prevails that this is mistake. The poem is
now very The writer in The catholic World is
satisfied that almost every page Of Paradise Lost
bears OF Andrens tragedy and in support Of his
opinion gives full synopsis OF the latter poem with
abundant translated extracts We cannot examine here
the testimony upon which The Catholic World attempts
to establish Millions Indebtedness 10 the Italian
poet; but we can assure our readers that they
will find the article well worth their attention. The
examination OF Janus" is continued; Father HecRer
gives Us another letter from the Councl there is an
count Of the reformatOry for boys at Mettray
and with several other articles of more or less value
there is a sketch of two weeks visit by two ladies TO
the remotcs wilderness Of Maine which we can only de-
scribe charming
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proposal5.
TRH,svsr DnPAarsHsr wAsnlxoros. D. c, jane J. 1870
PROPOSALS for CONSTRUCTION o., or q


Il SIDBWHBEL STEAMER Of WOOD for RbNhNOb hh n!
until y O'Clock FRIDAY, July o. 1870, for buAn8 one 1 ~
marble "'
PAe6c Coast dcver port q San FsncieQ H.,
Measurements be sccodlug he
par, Of sterost mo saa de nom un1e' P'0
deck Of ceiling ru, ,.t.A., ttdis-, IN
hppr.t on az Boston NeN-loT@i fAniIN DA
and San Francisco r! -, .. - On. nile ,ud IL
knos Tor ,itc hours. vii he required A..
will be given 10 bids IN secorahee WI" WIG
in the shove
facilities he
workmanship such parts OF
nt In scor,ce with the drawings Ani specifications VIII oe '
AM, be good by the contractor
No bi will he considered this vessel except ron pae' 's'
engaged IN shipbuling. a., ,,1 al
,,,st hy a guarantee
certified be ne BY onceT
h % - & rfance Of bid the Necessary contract vii De en-
tered into within ten days ai'ei no'l'e - e'' y w.
bid has been accepted
delivered ~ aforesaid A. ill allowed
months from the uihe W Hb"'"e Wy
he completion Of the vessel l. t,.ooi With
A copy of plans and specifications mus oc in''' WIN ~
m % h. signed sealed and inlosd Proposals of ne,
, l.oeT and pcnslin envelope addressed To secretary " VIZ
Treasury, Washington, d. {. $500, .h o,.,,,g NJ m. bils
ITO furnish with their bids genera p
internal arrangement win We" 70 oONN
the
Iart,s bids accepted WIZ oe rtliIe orscis
before eio'
he according 20 American Lo!u'
o., A No / soolen vessels for nine years.
" . w. GEORGE s. BOUTWELL, Secretary OF the ltesury.-
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Mem publications.
Just Issaed.
I IPPINCOTTos MAG AZINE =
IL FOR August.
ILLUSTRATED.
CONTENTS;


T. SOUTHERN SOCIETY
H. ANY's LOVER, A STORY. Nv Florence Marryat
Ill THR ONE SWEET THING THAT Is LOST TO ME; A PoKx
BY Howard Glyndon.
w. THB VIRGINIA TOURIST PART PrOfusely illustrated.
BY Edward A. Pollard
v TIIR EMPEROR ALEXANDER
VI THE OLD BooKsHoPs OF LONDON AND PARIS By Ed
ward Rowland.
VII SIR HARRY HOTSPUR OF HUMBLETIIWAlTE: A NOVEL
PART ~. BY Anthony Trollope.
VIII on THE HYPOTHESIS OF EVOLUTION. H. By Prof
Edward d. Cope.
TX OUR CASTLES. BY Edward Spencer
TX THE HUNGRY HEART BY. W. De Forest.
XII THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC AND ANNEXATION. By II.
Hargsve-
XII NoNCARRAs BAD LUCK
XIII. THB ISLAND OF TINE: POEM
XIV OUR MONTHLY GOSSIP.
XIV. LITERATURE OF THB DAY.
For sale a all the Book and News Stores
TBRMS-Ycarly Subscription, So Single Number IS cents
Specimen Number Premium List and Club Rates sent to any
address o. the receipt Of twenty-five cents
Address - .
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and 40 Broome-s., New-York.
MISS THACKERAYs -C0RNHILL STORIES.
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COffEE-lhe MARKET for brlss III rnd.. md
b- offerings nOleraae, with hr
hoash the itrgusTt Fud raiinr rrrA
b. stock bell ~ the unel np tis uorn
ng ~ 81 iavs neuiug 1n At Meile
" Il bairori AMI hitt2 nj n wlok ,otp a ct,
AoIs All ss eo"s L. bola "a !oS ig o.daA eaFgo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20
BUTTER.

Receipts BPS pkgS this seek 3i4 @ than the precious
last II S The vat 81 no
past has hard much Of the butter ~ n TIE er
Welsh tubs have proved unStscor ttat
stopping having butter cent hat II Is TOO Ions 90 ~ r ne
then the
Of arrivals been little than sY
and will bring the puor Of sund butter.
Prices about last week, only when somrf -
here In good order Il brings rather better d. on
gh the majority being marked We tight snc 10 hAs y
mark Of Western Reserve IN ts, at 2sc II tus and Grams
fine Michigan at pc, and ~ fkns Ohio AZ Poe OF the on,
6rkins Ohio sid BE T. es naus,
81 do Ohio price and II do, 22ic Soarcrv s
selling beos 2o the cheap lots having been picked o'1a-
sonaly small o found at l5 OF state note y trs
Chauauqua County 20 and tubs price, ~ ih
by rail They from u 10 25c. The nee 10
gold would doubtless stimulate shipments, but for sach
following from The Ss frdnoo Har Sr Of JAY
g. during have received from the Fast
the period 1853; this nclne
overland brought besides Al half b snd & packages
addition present stock OF oil Eastern
mated upwau Of 100 lnssnd m ths there dsa
several invoices Of ks have
Gently hand both BY rail and via Panama and for this knos -
The local supply being ample for a want
frrshC rolls hrkin The s
tare erk and people have nd
ANYTHING
shippers Eastern butter this ooa We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20

No Intelligent rpeu Of uess scarcely too ps''s
selling ase let alone the Ystuos og G.fnaf
ric As samples, bough s?h vita as
AZ ah sh t -, and - 81 10 sL w.
"t 81 Virginia wiIed se wris oaeTcl th. taIns iessa -
- L g nix Of yc'; ~ 0d - ~ sst s
Delaware AMI Easad peaches rsyud ths ss~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20
n. Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For Tie WEEK ENDING July 10. Is.O.

Expressly for The \. Y TsrsCSR hy our own Rsrorer
the Of srcs In good condition
by wholesale shippers receive 10 10
beside freight and other hrr-
Bor or packages should marked with paint th,
sender should also be painted upon end Nal
the articles upon the under side Of the md
mail containing invoice aud directions a,o stating
how and when CsU packages add care In putting np s adj
% the value Of the produce
BEANS AND PEAS.
Raep OF Beans 10 less than The
week; corresponding week last lo9 bush The mol ng
bach process. having effect advancing the pnce NOLAN
During the past receipts beans have l b
while period last @ bush received Peia
the advance bring them forward Prime mediums IT, bad
under Is hbs With the oeT for
larger amount lot Of 10 bbl sold for 81 75 With
larger price, and l0J bb 81 Just nhe les The 100
bush California week brought 81 - and 81 So Marcos
are very ouet lot bbs Canada peas od ~ -
barrels included Those in held 81 TO- We quote;
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6iinatious Uanteo-- females.

A GOOD German GIRL wishes q SITUA-
~ TON do general HOUSEW DIRK is willing AMI ohgng. Call
German Institute No 2 Norfolk st. between HvnOn and
Stanior-sts
EIRST-CLASS FEMALE SERVANTS sup
Il pue at PIERCE Co.'S BOWLING GREEN. Grcenhoru
selections English Scotch Germans Swedes Danes Inh
Americans
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capable
N an Trustworthy constantly to be found at Rr Mn LOWE
WET NURSES, with milk to suit different
always be obtained at AMB HASSBSS Nurse Agency
No 2O4 6thst. Bowery.