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Brig Npouet o Boston Sou Galveston 20 asYs vita ootsa
hides, &c
SAILED.
Steamships New-YorE, for Bremen Virgo for Hayans.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHARIHsTeN 4. c. Jure 8Ariyrd steamships Champion. from
NewioE Gull from Baltimore bg Georgia, Baltimore foa
st. Jago put supplies Sailed steamship South Carolina Zoe
New AOrE
sAyANNAH Ca Juue 18-Arved steamship Sen Jicu,o. from
New York scbr Bosdoin from PhAlephs Caei Dcuhs
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UARRTED.

AvERLL-KNIGHTou MONDAY 18th inst. in first b piss Gur,h
by Rey T. Anderson, D. D. Walter Ayenl 70 MS Colnea A.
only dasehter Of James Kagbt NJ D., both Of this city
BURD-LOE-On Tuesday JUre 49, at the residence Of the brides
parents by the Rev r. Mnnson Chares Buni o. NsNf0fs
A. Amelia, eldest d1ughter Austin Roe Of Pahosur L.
COFFIN-LAWT0NOn Fourth day, 9th month, l2h l2 a. no
the brides parents bY Fends ceremony Caleb Coan
Esther Lawon, al Of Athens, \. Y
GRISWOLDAt Peksk n Y Tuesday morning June
49, 1877 Rev. Francis Harrison, EEsd hsoek AID Rose n
daughter Of y. NJ Grswod.
JOYCE-KBNYONIn Brooklyn Tuesday June y, l2 by hd
j. Haste Carroll D. d. Charles NJ Joyce to Norma keuy01
PETRIE-LATHRUP-On Wednesday June u. Christ Chlrh Son
Conn., BY the I Fauk T Norton James Petre Of TINS eats
and Sara NJ. Lathup OF AorHlch
REED CRETI-On Tuesday morning. June 1872 ST. hstt
Episcopal Church Philadelphia BY The Rev OI Hoffman, hsctc NJ
Charles T. Reed Of Csmdn n j. to Miss Emma O. Ceh OF Pi
delpha Pa.
STANDARDIZATION Tuesday June 49, AZ the residtnce Of hs
brides parents tie Rev John Hall d. D. James sesaH TO Emily
daughter Of late Humphrey Bbbt, botho this city M
cards
III Noicea Of MarrlaQes mAsi be lndorsed nith MI
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A TERRIBLE STORM IN HALIFAX.
A STRANGE SUICIDE.

An unknown man jumped from the ferry
boat James Rumsey into the North River yesterday,
the a. IN. trip from New-York. He apparently
about Is wears old and was well dressed When the
middle Of the river be approached gentleman holding
"a bouquet and said: on, how sweet! how sweet on,
aely jumped overheard Unsuecesefu efforts made
10 recover the body.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
GREELEY IS RUNNING IN SPITE OF THE NEWS
PAPERS.
From Brooks N. y Eypress (DanL
A morning iOnTnal. anti-GreeleY. has O

FVpt DfVses " r. stITtu lDNn.t
A morning journal, anti-Greeley, has quoted,
and IA yet quOllnR many, many Democratic
journals that oppose Greeley nomination Baltimore
but the cOmpers thereof do not 10 cOmpTe hend
this fact, that Greeley Is running In spite the news
papers, well az tle politicians. Al, nearly
all, the old Republican politicians in Cincinnati
ppOsed Greeley and were for Adams and others; but
out from the hopper, euhus sucly, too, Horace
Greeley The fact IT, the people have got into their
heads that Greeley is Leir man. their candidate; and
the opposition OF the newspapers aud OF some public
men, TOO but stimulates their zeal Once In every
twenty years the people break loose the Presidency
and they are running loose now and we DO not
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.

80. Capt. n. T; Bennett, late of the Mohongo' died
q HoBolnlu. Of hear disesse.
About forty Southern editors passed through
Harrisburg, North, on a IMP on Monday.
go II is rumored that Adolpho Jabez Is about TO
be appointed Minister from Chil 10 Wahngt0u
80. Don Evaristo Camjo the Envoy Of peace from
Sessgus auvod AZ the capital Salvador and been well received
by Prcndent GouEsles.
Horace Greeley has been invited TO speak at
anster temperance pic mic in Troy n r. tie th un 70 90
given Ly The Father ABO bOf lei bs aos ss9l ia so
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
MAINE.
un.rr ,1rrrING rN BANGoR.

R.NcoR. Me-, June 16.-A Grant and wilson
s.o tho nrst Of the campaign in this neighoorhoou'
displayed last evening" over the Kenduskeag brlaee'
End The Republicans held grand ratification meeting
at the city Hall, where speeches were made py mayor
Wbeewright. Chairman Of the meeting Hanhoal nam
lin, John A. Peters and other prominent Ci1en9
rnnsic benrl furnished by the Bangor Cornet Band
Mnoh enthusiasm was manifested
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19

The growth of the business of making
musical instruments receives new illustrations
every season Tie Smith Organ Company OF Boston
ast wear added story 10 their factory and greatly in
creased their production. This year the Increase OF
orders puts urther back relatively tnan they
before In the midst OF their perplexity prominent
Western dealer came aud LEFT order for hco
thousand organs be delivered within the year. Upon
ths the Company took measures " meet the demands
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19

lican run with the machine" unless the machine
runs with them. The time Democrats have had 10
thin K Of Greeley, the they running Tor hm'
we and hear from all the Democratic Conventions
save that In little Delaware. II If not only spohIane-
Outburst In Tennessee and New York, but con-
clusona logical concuson-as in Indiana, Iowa. Ran
Wisconsin, MissouTi nay everywhere except Dea
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
THE FLATBUsH MURDER.

Coroner Jones held an inquest yesterday, in the
William Albert Of FAbuh who alleged % have been
eed Sunday last by Jacob Anderson The testimony Of Francis
Albert william OAkiord Robinson proved de-
Jacob Anderson qusueed concerning money which the
having stolen light enu during which the
the head with large The jury rendered
verdict sgnt Anderson and the Coroner committed hm TO await the
action Of the eAud jury
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as far possible. and have bought ana are 15ns i S
another large new factory Of five Stories. III TINS noes
not furnish organs fast enough they will annex othsf
territory for Their operations
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19

On Thursday next Mr.. Theodore Thomas
takes his annual benefit at the Central faIk uaIai &
when grand gala concert Is 10 be gwen SeNtral nen
artists will apeaf ON the oceasion and the usual or
chestra viii be augmented by military Dahu'
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19

Persons Using Opium IN any form will end Wells FLors
OPlUN superor al prc III Others Ssmo's rec.
WELLS WOODEN, 20 Fulton-st. \.
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Rrw-hide sash Cord dursble and pliable. MiA-
otured by TaE DARKcw MO Co.. 55 chambers, Ses York
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TROTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK.

FLEETWOOD PARK. Tuesday, June 1s.-Niatch 5000
mile heats best IN 8 in harness catch weight 70 ove
I. SIMMONS bib. g. kph...................,...
g. Walkers b. N. Lady Anna...................
Time-3:l2, 2:f5 2:44i, 24il
SANE DAySWeepsiakes $50 mile heats Jn s. in harnsS
Col Dickey's b. &. George l.. FoK...............2
B. Daniels b. m. TOpsv.....
". Weeks's blk 3. Blight Bells.................3
Time-23il, 1:35i 1888, 23Jk
SAnK DAY-Match $50. mile heats best IN fndcr saddle
w. Z. Neeks's 3. g. Boly Lew.s............ ,.,...
Co.. Dickey's bh. y PImpton ...,......,........
Time-2:f8, 2:4 2:33.
SANE DAY.-Match $500, mile heats, 3 IN 5. % pgons
b. Danielss Dr. m. Lady Lowell ............2 |
J. LOwndess b. m. Baicher Girl.....,...
Time-25l, 1851. ~ 2:s5t 1911
Race postponed until to-day in Consequence u kaes' coming o.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
THE HEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., June 10, lS72-1 a. IN.
uHoDSiS for the Ddsi ltCentu-TOur hours.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. June 10, lS72-1 a. IN. }
Synopsis for The foentu-fOur hours
The barometer is highest over the Middle
cloudy weather is prevailing north and west of the
OHIO Valley, with light 10 fresh soutberly 10 westerly
winds and over the New-Engand States with light
westerly Winds clear and partially cloudy weather over
the Middle States with light TO fresh sOutherY winds,
and over the Southern States with light variable winds
Probabilities.
partially cloudy weather, and possibly occasional areas
Of light rain, north and west OF the Ohio valley
Clear and partially cloudy weather for the New-En-
gland and Middle States, with light 10 fresh souherly
Winds and for the Southern States, with light TO fresh
Winds except the southern portion OF the South
Atlantic States where easteFy winds, cloudy weather,
and areas OF rain are probable.
A TERRIBLE STORM IN HALIFAX.
HALIFAX, N. S., June 1S.-A few minutes
before O'Clock, this afternoon, very heavy rain and
hail storm commenced The hastones were as large
marbles and fell for ten minutes The rain, with vivid
flashes of lightning and cud peas OF thunder continued
for over an hour ash Of lightning struck the seeple
of Chambers Church. shatterng IT, and then divided into
two parts and passed down through the building tear
ing tbs ceiling, floors, &c, and completely demOishing
the adjoining Mission House. fash Of lightning also
struck the cupOa Of the Provincial Building and passing
through IL did considerable damage 10 the structure.
The weather Is now clear.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF
MYSTIC PARK RACES

MYSTIC Park RACES,
BosTON, June 1S.-The Mystic Park races
began to-day. There large crowd people and
excellent sports.
The for three-minue horses won by Bacon's
b. IN. Mary II. whitney. beating Car and Abdallah.
Time, 232i, 2333, 2:37i 2il. Car the third neat
The race for horses that beat 22l was won by
BacOn's W. III. Allen. beating Gohsmith's b. ~.
Huntrcss and Bowen's T. Sea Foam. Time, 2:2i 226l,
222J, 2:23j. Huntress the second heat.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19

Relief and Health to Your ChiIdren.-sr> wrssrow's
SoorHlNg SYRUP for children.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
PIl..f PIless,

W. A. MoCANDLIss NJ D. Of No. 2O0l Ach-st, PAlsd.pAla
who has PILES ITCHING PILES, fISSURE and ULCBRA
TI0N OF THg RBCTuh specially for yeny years and
OF without failure this
lively true ST. Nicholas Hotel Room No. IS He ,s
Of this city and Philadelphia whom hs
render PERFECT alA PERMANENT CURE
ia EVERY o PILES matter no. bow oa s',aa
ing by ABSORPTION WITHOUT PAIN, DANGER CAIsIICs
INSTRUMENTS, and NO DETENTION FROM BUSINESS. In
sTANT RELRP Is GIVEN and Vesse Of the disease s.d
deception
readily upOs hin He visits ST. Nicholas every
fourth week from Mouday I'LL Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19

may seem assumption n without qualification
,,aon tha, HosTETTERs BrrTERs Will eArOas
nd gestOn med utterly ed but Is Abso
uey true There is no stomach anless Osn
and therefore ncurabe which this iresAee vegetable tonic and 'ers
tive will not speedily correct eject less potent regards
Disturbances Of the liver bowels kidneys system sc Of which
indigestion the primary and with which eqrsn.y
complicated Functional regularity positively essential TO vigorous
mental enjoyment and this physical blessing secured sai
perpeusted By agreeable regss
,,povstpg elixir
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
5peciaI Notices

New-York Liberal Republican State COMMITTEES.
HEADQUARTERS ROOM II, AsToR HOUSE.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE;
John COCHRANR j. W. HASBR0UCE,
NJ. l.. FILKINS, JOHN W. COE,
ALFRED WILKINSON, BENZ A. WILLIS
T. A. MERRITT.
JOHN COCHRANE,
CHAIaMA@
Al WuKINsoN.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19

The Workingwomen's Proieetise Unon,
% Beckerst OF Aads
upon woTkngwomen not household ssice TEACHERS
COPYIsTs TRADBswOMBN CLERKS kc, supplied EN-.
and assisted obtaining enploJmsat Wages Witch
been collected By ss when All ee Of charge
JOHN HENRY No College place Y, and BY GE0 C. GOOD
WIN Boston. aud BY all Wholesale Druggists all Ore
solicited Ii sOFks Ike eharn-'
Post-Once Notice.The Mails for Europe during week
ending SATURDAY June a. lS72 win close this wEDNRS.
DAY At n, THURSDAY AZ IL a. NJ and SATURDAY at IL
q, r. H. JONhs, Postmaster
Amin 81 Co., Flag and Banner Manufacturer.
% and l0I FuLroE-sT, eog. wlus@-
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The sole specific for Indigestion

A Regular Meeting Of The NINETEENTH WARD HORACE
GREEIEY CAMPAIGN CLUB will be bed No. 200 Thnlsye.,
THIS EVENING 18th Inst At O'Clock Good speakers have
promised attend r. G. johnson. Pret n r. KnnaJ, secy
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-06

Poor SID.!The Senate Committee on Prvi-
leges and Elections has reported on the Kansas
Senatorial matter, saying that they find no evil
dence against PoMEROY, and have not had time
to investigate CALDWELL; but their disgust at
the stuff placed before them, as the investigation
report by the Kansas Legislature, and the bum
ming of SID CLARKE and his black k-mailers, may
be inferred from the fact that the Committee ask
to be discharged from further consideration Of the
matter.
wepredicted, last Winter, that this investiga-
tion business would insure the re election OF
PoMERoY, and it is beginning to look decidedly
that way. We cannot say that We are sorry for it.
Wonder what the Lawrence Tribune thinks, by
this time about there being two Senators to elect
next Winter.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-06

JONAH IN THE LIBERAL DrG-OUr.-it u an
nounced that JoBN c. Fremont Is to preside at
the GREELEY Ratification Meeting in New York.
So that another chronic humbug, who has proven
4 failure in everything he has undertaken, goes
to add to the weaknesses of fGreeleyism. FREAoSr
was failure rs an explorer, leaving bis mems
bones bleaching all along his route. he was
failure q q railroad protector and builder. He
w.s failure as commander in Missouri, at the
beginning of the rebellion, in which capacity he
permitsed LYON to be sacrificed. He was fail
ure in the Shenandoah Valley, as Government
found to its cost, and his men to their sorrow.
He was failure as q candidate for President, in
lsss. He was q failure as bolter candidate for
President, to beat LINCOLN. He will be a failure
now, in the attempt to break down the Republi-
can party. 1t is good luck to be opposed to FIRE.
MONT.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-06

~ 1t is now several days since PENDLEToN
and JEFF. DAVIS have been heard from, on the
GREELEY question. They were both reported to
be favorable to GREELEY's election; then it was
contradicted; then, last week, both were announc-
ed positively for GREELEY; then, the next day,
they both emphatically denied that they had Civ
en- any expression in his favor, In fact, PENDLE-
TON says that he could stand it to vote for GREE
LEY, but that very large proportion of the Dem
ocrats throughout the North and West cannot be
made to do So and if the Democrats do not nominate
ticket at Baltimore, GRANTS election is certain.
He might have added, that it is certain, whether
they nominate ticket or not 1t is now the
GREELEY turn to report.
P.S.-It has come PENDLEToN's friends again
report him in favor of GREELEY.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-06
n. G.'s SEVEN AGES.

[Some who is evidently poet has written the 70
owing imitation of the speech of the melancholy jacques
All the worlds stage.
And all the men and women merely players
They have their exits and their entrances;
And one man.en his time, s played many parts
His acts being seven ages.
First the Infant,
Muling and puking i'm the nurses arms;
And then the printers devil, with his apron,
And shining. inky face. leapins unlike snail
Right willingly to fat
And then the Poet.
Signing like furnace with illegible ballad
Writ to the memory Of Writ
Then the Editor.
Full of strange oaths and calling all men liars;
Jealous of temper, sudden and quick Of quarrel
Seeking the bubble nomination
Even Of the rebel South.
And then the Farmer
With belly round with chicken potpe lined
And hat severe, and coat Of rural cut
Full of muck saws and merino instances;
And 80 he runs his farm.
The sixth age shifts
Into the Cincinnati nominee.
With spectacles and chin ear:
His useful boots well WORN world too wide
For his shrunk pants; while his big. manly voice,
That is to say his childish treble pipes
And whistles at the news
Last scene If all.
Shall end this strange. evenffnI history:
November kopelessness. then mere Oblivion.
Sans friends sans power sans hope Of any ONCE.
H. G.'s first poetical effnxion.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-06

As UsUAL.-HELMBoLD,t the Buchu man, who
has lately gone to the dogs financially, is said to
have been first seriously crippled by trying to give
more money to beat GNANT, in 1853, than some
other rich man gave to elect him. HELMBoLD
is not the only man who has been busted by try.
ing to beat GRANT-they all pan out the same
way. FLOYD tried it at Fort Donelson; ALBERT
SIDNEY JOHNSON and BEAUREGARD tried it at
Shiloh; PEMBERToN tried it at Vicksburg; and
LEE tried it from the Wilderness to Spottsylvania
Court House. SEYMOUR and BLAIR and HELM
BOLD tried it; and now the "Farmer of Chappa-
qua" is following in the footsteps of his illustr-
Gus predecessors"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-06

We inquired yesterday of the only Greeley Re
publican whom We have met in Chicago (and he
Is very moderate onel "why don't you call q
Greeley ratification meeting In thischief Western
metropolisr "Well, he answered, +" the fact il
we dare not we would have to rely upon the
democratic to compose it, and it's doubtful how
they would rally" The simple truth is, Mr..
ofChiesgo If ehis is not 60. viii the Chicseo
nissse name q dozen known Repubiic.na Of
Chicago who arefor Mr.. Greeley i-Ck;oaoe T.ss !.
The Tribune won't respond to the ch.ll....
There are come conundrums which are posrrr. .nd
this u one Of them. There are not "a dozen
known Republicans" In Chicago "wbo are for
6nsley "-no, nor half dosen.SCkicaqo Journal
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-06

n Gen. HARRISON was put forth as a farmers
candidate for President, and went in with rush.
Now the Liberals are trying the same experiment
with GREELEY. An eagle once pounced down
among hock of sheep, aud carried lamb of in
his talons. buzzard seing the operation, and
imagining he could do the same thing, swooped
down on the back of an old ram, where he stuck
fast, and was soon knocked on the head. The
Chappaqua buzzard is already entangled, and
awaits the knock on the head,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-06

GREELEY Nor STRONG CANDIDATE-Mr
Greeley undoubtedly has elements of strength
but he is not . strong candidate His name does
not suggest to the country either of two great
executive qualities-discretion and decision.
Bred in the school of Henry Clay, whose memory
he piously revrres, he is naturally timd and y
compromiser. He has the credulity which he
longs to a certain simplicity in nature, which de-
stroys all sound Judgment of persons. His SYM
pathies are limited his ejudcesdeep and strong
He has been always a politician, and Of unsuspec-
ted personal honesty. Yet he is not free frum
suspicion ofpersonal grievance for he unqnestona-
bly, considered dhimselfbetrayed by the acfion Of the
New York Republican Convention in 1870; and il
is plain he has felt the want of what is called in
6uence with the Admiuistration.-Hdrpe's Weck-
L.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-06
ST. LOUIS MARKET.

st. Louis. June L.
Flour-Dull. and dealers apart in regard to price.
Wheat-very dull nothing doing in fall whatever
choice No Minnesota and Iowa spring sold at 81 Is AMI
choice soft at 81 IS sacked
Corn-In better demand; No. and yellow mixed 46,
414e No. white mixed SIC: white 81 II: bulk mixed 81
d55e; white mixed and white 60 aGIac -sck-dL
Oats-Du: No. mixed &C., bulk A a i5c sacked.
Barley-Dnl.
Rye-Easier: 7sc for prime.
Mess Pork-Nominal; t11 15ala 90.
Dry Salt Meats-Nothing doing.
Bacon-Du and weak; lower tn sell; shsers &c; clear
rib &c: clear sides 73c for order lots.
Larl-Drll and nominal.
Hemp-Du and unchanged
Catte-Natve in light supply: Texan plenty inferior
to fair 3d5c: prime to extra Is 50d6 80.
Hogs33 GOA Is. with bulk Of sales mt q s0d4 10.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-06
Greeley's O.slesk as Balsinsre.

WASHINGTON, May 19.-The rule which pre-
walls and haA contrplled Democratic national con-
ventions from time immemOrial, that twO-thrd's
vote shall be requisite to nomination will, as a
matter of course be insisted on at Baltimore, and
though Mr. Greeley may be able to carry a few
of the Northern and some of the Southern States,
it is now as certain anything be the fate Of
which rests in the future that Georgia, Alabama.
North Carolina and Florida will send delegations
opposed to him. Letters received here to-day
from North Alabama and Georgia, aswell as from
North Carolina, show that a revulson of feeling
has followed from MI. Voorhees, speech and the
newspaper comments regarding Mr.. Greeley's war
record, which will result in a regular Democratic
nomination, 50 far as the influence Of those States
can effect it.
A prominent North Alabama politician now
here, while admitting that the southern portion
Of his State may go for Greeley says the old reb-
els of his section will vote for Grant rather than
for Greeley.-Ner Fork Herald.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-06

THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH.-The first number OF
this new Health Journal ispublished. 1t is devo-
ted to an exposition of all those agencies SO tally
related to Health and to the treatment Of Disease,
such as Air, Light, Temperature, Diet, Clothing,
Bathing, Exercise, Sleep, Electricity, and all
normal agents and hygienic materials. 1t is an
independent journal, published in the interests
of the people, which is certainly strong COM
mendation. This first number contains many arti-
cles of general interest. The of sight, hear
ing, taste, smell, ETC., are illustrated and ex-
plained The cause and cure Of Backache; the
proper position on Horseback; Water treatment
of Fevers; Sprains and Bruises; Pneumonia; ;
Clergyman's Sore Throat; Chronic Catarrh; How
to Sleep, etc. The department of Talks with
Correspondents contains valuable information.
Tho new magazine is issued from the Office Of
The Phrenologioal Journal, and published at the
low price of e year, OF 20 cents number.
Try Il, and save many times its cost in doctors
bills. Address the publishers, S. r. Wells, 3s9
Broadway, N. Y.