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foreign prospecting parties have been organized and
accompanied by professional mneralOgIss and experts
are now engaged in making explorations AS the
result OF one OF these expeditions large num-
ber of locations have already been purchased and
the necessary funds furnished prosecute the work Of
development In this connection il may be stated that
something is being done with the various silver aud
copper mining properties in the vicinity Of Thunder
Bay Lake Superior, where deposits have been dscov-
cred that promise be fruitful wealth as those Of
the famous Comstock lode.
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BELIEVES IN CARRYING A WEAPON.

NRw YORK. Feb. 4, 1876.
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
soc that It is proposed TO enact law making II
criminal offence TO carry deadly weapons This would
do very well II everybody would obey the law. None
but law abiding peaceabe citizens would regard such
law. The murderers, burglars and highway robbers
care not for laws human divine They would rejoice
at having such law passed II would leave peaceabe
citizens entirely at their mercy and deprive entirely
OF the only protection have against the hOrdes OF
cutthroats and ruians that nfest city. feel
protection while walking with my wife or daughter
am armed thrust the HERALD will not advocate such
alaw AN OLD cITIzEA
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ENGLAND AND SPAIN.
[From the London Gazette, Jan. 81.
FoRRfcN OPPTcR Ian 10

I10I1uVII UI1VVtVi
FOREIGN OFFICE Jan. 10 1876.
Declaration between Great Britain and Spain for the
protection of trade marks, signed al London, Decem-
ber IL, 1875 Tho government of Her Majesty tho
Queen OF the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ire
land and the government Of His Majesty the King OF
Span with view to tho reciprocal protection of the
marks of manufacture and trade in the two countries
have agreed as foows-The subjects OF each Of the
contracting parties shall have in the domnIons and
possessions of the other the rights as belong
native subjects every thing relating property
manufacturing trado marks, Industrial designs
patterns manufactures Of any kind. IL Is under
stood that any person who desires TO obtain the aore
SAID protection fulfil the formalites required by
laws Of the respective countries In witness where
OF the undersigned have signed the present declaration
ana have affixed thereto the seal OF their arms
Done at London the l4th day of December, 1875
DERRY
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SUDDEN DEATHS.

The following sudden deaths we're reported at the
coroner's oilce yesterday John Murray, nineteen
months old, OF Terrace place. near Passage avenue;
Catharine Harol, seventy SIX years old, Of No 145
Baxter street. Kate Nelson aged forty Of No Is Bax-
ter street aud Mary Conway, aged thrtccn Of No 40A
West THIRTY y-1rst street
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A JOURNALISTIC RIFLE MATCH.

During the past eight or ten days rihemen who
connected with the daily press OF this city have been
practising for match that Is TO on between
them and their fellow professionals OF the weekly
press This afternoon, at three O'clock meeting OF
the daily press riemcn will be held the New York
Press Club rooms Centre street. to the records
made and perfect for the coming contest
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THE ELEVATION OF GRAIN.

The grain jobbers at the Produce Exchange inter-
ested in controlling elevators, who recently gave
that and after the lst OF February they would
charge three fourths OF cent each for eevatng In
Saturday, market bought grain the customary
OF oneha cent each. thus yielding the point dispute
between themselves and the grain receivers
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prsonpERIY HOUSE.

Lizzie Dunngan, of West Third street. was held in
$500 to answer for keeping dsorderly house.
THE THOMPSON STREET sTABBING AFFEAY.
George Redmond was brough, before Judge Duffy, at
the Washington Place Police Court yesterday charged
with severely stahbng Frank Henney, of No 1873 West
Broadway. Henry Gibbons, Of No. IL Thompson
street, testified that he present at the tme but
did not witness the stabbng He kept the lager beer
saloon, and Redmond and Henney together in the
back The only other person present an old
man, a stranger He heard dispute between Redmond
and Henney about the money owing for the beer Hen
ney said he owed forty cents and Redmond fifteen
cents while the latter claimed that just the
Then he heard Henney say 81 not afraid Of
you,' and Immediately scuhle ensued The witness
in and separated them He went back TO the bar,
when the scutie renewed As he went in again
to separate them he saw penkniie
in Henney's hand and heard him cry out,
sent for officer and physician In 10 the
usual questions Redmond said he born in Liver
pool thirty years OF age, and obtained his living
by peddng bananas. He had nothing to say to the
charge beyond that Frank Henney knocked him down
and ''chewed his nose. q" He committed to await
the result of Henneys injuries. In appearance Red
mond s about feet inches in height, and rather
heavily built His is terribly acerated. which he
claims done by Henneys teeth. The knife is
common ackknife with two blades, the larger
being about three inches in length
Hennoy lies III Bellevue Hospital in very precarous
condition, and the physicians believe he win die
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GIO AnO REQUIRED AS SPECIAL CAPITAL IN
tDlU.UUU established aud profitable business ref
erences required first interview Address L. OF
Messrs Culver 4 Wright. 1872 Nassau ST. New York,
61O0 0O0 NET DAILY CAN BE PRODUCED
plUU.OOU from an important discovery; capital
isl partner wanted Address r.. ll3 Herald Office.
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Kasmire.

VIOLATION OF THE LOTTERY LAW
Robert Kennedy, charged with keeping policy shop
at No All East Eleventh street. was yesterday COM
mitted in default OF 81, 900 bail, TO answer
The New York herald., 1876-02-07
EDUCATION IN LAW SCHOOLS.

Professor Theodore W. Dwight, Of tho Columbia
Law School, will deliver lecture IN the law school
this evening HIS topic will be Education in Law
Schools Compared with That To Be Obtained In
Offices ~
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MARRIED.

1hANhEhY- -PEcg.-Thursday, February 3, at Nauga-
luck, Conn, by the Rev Il. s. Lines, assisted by the
seV, D. l. scolt DAVID w GRANBERY. OF New YORK, TO
h9LLlE pile - aaughter Of John A. Peck, of Naugatuck
norfolk lFal and Chicago papers please copy.
LuERssRs-W EGENER-Gn thursday February g.
1870 al the residence Of tho brides father by the Rev
Dr hehhecke GEORGE +. LUERssES TO AMELIA H.
WKGESER, both OF this city. No cards
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NATIONAL GUARD VETERANS.

special meeting Of the veter OF the National
Guard will be held at Delmonico's this evening
slider the question Of building a new armory
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

PROVIDENCE, Feb. 5 1916
The improved feeling in the printing cloths market
nned the Of the week prices rnging from 4c.
age best 64x6is with sSc. refused for
extending beyoad April 1he sales of the week
WI 81 900 pieces
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.

BLUMESsrocK cK-LEvY.-Miss SARAH LEVY 10 Mr.. SAM
ukL bLuhESsTOCK, both OF this city. No cards keSt-
dence, No sJs 9th av
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EXPORTS AND IMPORTS

The foreign commerce OF the port for the past week
was follows-General merchandise imports, incud-
ing dry goods Sc 1850 2eO produce exports S. 1896
md specie exports, s3s774 The total imports since
January l, this year, were s34, s36, against
$751; 764 632 for the corresponding period in 1875 and
e33, 575 2S9 1874. The total exports OF produce
unce January s24 $40 1877, against s22 1913 AIS
In 1875 s26 CSC in 1874 The total exports OF
specie since January l were $2,S63, $780, against
tl1, ,O72, 3l7 in 1875 and So 1876 100 in 1874
MARKET.
The prevalent range for money call loans during
Jhe week and per cent stock colateras and
} and per cent on governments. In the discount
market we quote the following rates.
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A PLEA FOR THIRTY-THREE SEAT
CARS

To THE EDrroR TIE HERALD
The proposition that the street car companies should
be compelled to furnish al their patrons with seats
having been treated from almost every conceivable
point OF view except that which regards the ability OF
the company to comply with this demand. fow re-
marks upon this subject may be deemed OF interest
The following data relative TO the operations Of the
Third avenue road deduced principally from hg-
ures given upon the editorial page Of the HERALD on
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THE COURTS.
COMBS POLICE COURT.
Rafara Iudsa ufvhv
CHARGED WITH prR1rr

CHARGED WITH PERJURY.
John Goodrich, OF No l07 South Fifth street. VIII
iamsburg, yesterday charged with perjury, in hav
ing the nth ofJanuary last before Judge Kilbreh
at the Washington Place Police Court signed TO a bail
bond Of $500 for the release Of Carey Anthon alias
Bartell, the fictitious name OF Charles AnthOn Bail
was fixed at 81 900, in default Of which Goodrich
locked up.
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rnK BOND MAEKEr.

In railway, government and State bonds the same
remark is applicable. They were generally active,
with alternate periods Of strength and weakness but
In the main showed the presence Of confident buyers
and an investment demand the part Of institutions
and capitalists that in sharp contrast to the art-
hciai manpulatons Of the stock market Investment
securities were also nrm There is TO change
The opinion heretofore expressed in this column that,
notwithstanding commercial inactivity, failures, and
the doubt which Is felt in all business circles
Ing financial prospects, idle money will naturally seek
good paying securities, whether It be a railroad or
State bond selling twenty forty per cent below par
or governments bond which finds a steady market at
twenty per cent above par.
MIsISG
10 California, Nevada and Colorado arc beginning to
attract than usual attention in the East and on
kha other SIDE Of the Atlantic We learn that several
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FINANCIAL.


UGUsT BELMONT Co,
"A Bankers, and 81 Nassau street.
issue Travellers Credits available in all parts Of the world
Messrs DE ROTHsCHILD
Also Commercial Credits and Telegraphc Transfers Of
Money ON California aud Europe.
A. RtH EA5EsY s sE2kbfs Z Of sF9AR fAa
REFERESGEs N new YORK AND LE1DfNd ciTfBs.
"A engraved Illustrations containing valuable Information
profits increased Sent free s, on saPPeeast9enc co
Bankers and Brokers, No. Wall ST., n Y
A T REASONABLE RATEs:-MoNEY ON LIFE AND
n Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and other
panies. J. J. H1BRICH co, iii Broadway.
A STOCK PRIVILEGES on ALL ACTIVE STOCKS
and sold on per cent margin or against gTvlegsi new
Co, Stock Brokers, 10 Wall ST. New York.
(NAPITALIsTs WILL FIND FIRST GLASS INVEST.
~ ments city first mortgages and notes at So Broadway
up stairs
LNxECUTIvE DEPARTMENT,
u ogrrcE or STATE Treasurer
In consequence Of the delay passage the bill
Of the state Of South Carolina which became law the
bonds and stock Of the state is postponed from the LIST Of
date past due and interest orders on the conso
ds.oH bonds and stocks p the state win be paid a. the
the Office Of the Treasury. Columbia, S c..
including july ls7e on the consolidation bonds and stocks
Of the State Of South Carolina receivable for
Treasurer Of State Of south Carolina.
EURoPEAN FUNDS OF $4,000 TO LOAN ON NEW
u York and Brooklyn Property; no bonus Address AT
TORNEY, Herald office
EoR sAIE-s7,ooo FIRST MORTGAGE ON GOOD
farm. 81 acres Warwick, ," Orange county, n W
per bonus for the agents wanted
in the matter E. box BOG Newark, n. J.
I ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE.
row OR S1Esr apply n L GRR2Nf 1s a5 bfca~ay
MONEY TO LoAN-oR BUY MORTGAGES on CITY
Nl and adjacent Property. RUFUS X. MCHARG, 13J
Broadway Commissioners for every State.
CECOND MORTGAGE OF 5000 HAVING TWO
- years at aunum title perfect city
property worth SlOO FIRST mortgage Of 50 900 held by
savings institutions will be sold for cash
very liberal discount Address WILLIAMS, box 23o
Herald Office
TOLEDO WABASH AND WESTERN RAILWAY COM
panyA sufficient number Of the shareholders having
paid their nrbutons toward legal
the Protective Committee in proceeding with defensive
they have organized for vigorous opposition
foreclosure Of the gold bond mortgage Able counsel
retained and careful examination Of the
has developed strong points favor both In
Law and equity.
Contributions still received stockholders who de-
D. d. ASHLEY Chairman
No. Exchange court.
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before judge Duffy

A SERIOUS CUTTING AFFRAY.
Thomas Maslln, of No 492 Tenth avenue aud his
stepfather, Matthew McAleer OF No. 442 West Fifty
sixth street became involved in quarrel Saturday
evening at Maslin's house. McAleer intoxicated,
and desired TO purchase beer which Maslin
would not consent to- McAleer then rushed at Mas
lin and, drawing large table knife, which he used as
q TO shave himself with, cut him twice One cut
covered the left cheek LAYING open the flesh so that
the teeth could be seen the other cut severe one
the head Maslin sent TO Bellevue Hospital,
while McAleer was held the result OF the in
juries inflicted.
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THE GOLD MARKET

Speculation in this department was tame, and nuctu-
Hons did not exceed y per cent The following were
Ae sevcral changes of the week -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-01-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
CENTAUR


So nearly perfect are the recipes OF these
wonderful pain soothing and healing
Centaur Lnaments, that We can conn.
IDENTIFY say they will alleviate any pain
arising from fiesh, bone or muscle derange-
mend q broken leg or exterminate boils,
but even In such cases they will reduce
the Inflammation and stop the pain. Nor
can We guarantee the proper results where
the body is poisoned by whisky. Temper
ance Is as necessary TO proper physical.
AZ mental condition.
The White Centaur Linimsnt Is particu.
larly adapted to all cases OF Rheumatism,
Poisons. sssids. ids.A's'hn gsisnes.s ess.sPs!ss, .:ss:
sinews, Burns, Frosted Feet, Palsy, Ear.
ache. Tooth ache. Headache, Ulcers, Old
Sores, Broken Breasts, Sore Nipples, Soro
Throat, Group, Diptheria, etc. The most
ofthese complaints the Ceniaur Linimeni
will extract the poison nom bites and
stings, and will cure burns and scalds
without a scar. The following Is but u
sample Of q thousand similar testimonials:
ANTIOCH, ILL.,, Dec. l, lS7t
"My wife has, for q long time been ter.
rible sufferer from rheumatism. She has
tried many ph hysictans and many remedies
relief IL Centaur Linament. am rejoiced
10 say this has cured her.
"W. II. RING, Postmaster"
II Is an indisputable fact that the Cen
tuar Liniments are performing cures never
before effected by any preparation In ex.
estence-like Chronic Rheumatism OF
thirty years standing, Strengthening nn-
gers and joints which had been stin for SIX
years, taking the soreness from burns, &c.
One dollar, or even nifty cents, invested
In Centaur l.iniment win be- within reach
when an accident occurs, and will do more
good than any amount OF money paid for
medical attendance. When physicians
are called they frequently use this
Drices for H.
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PHILADELPHIA, January 2.-There
were immense congregations at the MN
istrations of Moody and Sankey at the
three services to-day. In the morning
MIR. Moody took dozen passages from
the Bible and commented upon them
Fully 1000 ladies were present in the
afternoon, of whom forty stood up for
PRAYERS. Rev. Shsltsod Douglass, Vicar
of all Saints, Darby, England, offered
prayer. Mr.. Moody preached upon the
new birth, or Except man be born
again he cannot enter into the hing
dom of God" He explained the new
birth, and gave an account of his own
feelings. At the conversion in the even
ing Gen. Hawley, President of the Cen
tennisl Commission, and Judges Agnew
Williams, Mercer, Gordon, WoodwarC
and Paxson of tie Supreme Court O
Pennsylvania were present. Twenty
five men vent into the inquiry rooms fol
special prayer. Mr.. Moody preached
the same sermon IN the evening as in the
afternoon.
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Spanish News.

MADRID, January IA royal decree
has been promulgated conyoking the
Cortes on February 5th. Deputies and
os:..o. .s - ,t;s aco..;o. ,;,.Ad by universal
tions commence January 10th in Spain.
The decree further provides that towns
in Biscay and Navarro free from hostile
factions Shall elect Deputies and Senators
for the parts of those provinces occupied
by the enemy.
Another decree has been issued impos-
ing penalties upon the press for attacks
on the King, the royal family and the
constitutional monarchy, and lnstituting
q tribunal, composed Of three judges, IN
each ofthe royal courts to try newspaper
offences.
LONDON, January 3, 6 A. MA Stand
ard Madrid special says: A decree con-
voking the Cortes declares that the pro
gramme Of the Ministry is based on a
conservative policy, but rejects as i'm
practicable the theories of religious in
tolerance. It was to be submitted i'm
mediately after the assembling Of the
Cortes. Vigorous efforts to restore order
in Cuba are promised. The decree de-
clares that all may participate in the
elections except the declared foes OF the
dynasty and the monarchy. The dec.
larations OF the Gogernment created a
favorable impression.
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=, "Knew Thy oppcrtanity."


The grim monster, Death, was stealthily
approaching. l could almost feel his
not, fiery breath upon my forehead. My
fsithless goddess, Hygela, had utterly de-
serted me. Only now and then would
Morpheus befriend me. but on this au.
spicious day he had deigned to moisten
my eyelids with heavenly ambrosia and
I slept. As I slept, behold, had a
dreaml thought that l was roaming
upon foreign soil, whittier my physician
had sent me to recover my health. l
was in q great metropolis-one of the
grand marts OF the world. In one OF my
strolls chanced to meet man who had
in his hands handsomely. bound volume
entitled THE Peoples Common Sense
Medical Adviser" and who said that be
was an agent for the sale of the book.
The title was such novel one that was
impelled to give the work casual notice
As l hastily glanced over its pages, I
observed that it contained treatises not
commonly found in medical works. But
l had too many times been hosxed by
sSSsffaa have n6iainy ia ID tS5Htd6"aRahf that 4
voice within me, like faithful mentor,
whispered "Knoc thy opportunity; in that
book, is thy salvationW / began reason
ing with myself. Although doubtful
and distrusiful, yet put forth my hand
to take the book, and 10! the agent was
gonel was miserable. In nay agony
| awoke. Great drops of perspiration
were upon my brow. By my side was q
friend who had called during my
slumber to see me. Said my friend, ii
have brought with me book, just pub
lished, which / thought might interest
you" One glance at the work, and l
was assured that it was "The Peoples
Common sense Medical Advertiser" by
DR.. X. v. Pierce, of Buffalo, n. Y.
Surely, this was the veritable book
which l had seen in my dreams. My
friend loaned me the work, and every
day, as my strength permitted, | perused
its pages. Although it contained very
interesting tIeatises on Biology, Cerebral
Physiology, Human Temperaments,
Nursing of the Sick, etc, yet, being an
invalid, l was most interested in the
subjects Of Diseases and Remedies. l
believed that had liver affection, and
yet more than one medical attend
ant had pronounced my disease
Consumption, and that would fall with
the autumn leaves. In that book | found
my symptoms perfectly portrayed. l
was then confident that had not de-.
ceived myself. / reasoned thus: "Any
man who can So truthfully depict my
feelings, aud apparently understands my
constitutional tendencies, must know
just ,chat my physical system demands:
l will trust my case with DIR. Pierce. |
will take his Golden Medical Discovery
as recommended for my disease" The
result is, that after having psrseveringly
followed his prescribed treatment, once
again enjoy the blessings of health.
Therefore, would say to the afflicted,
"Know thy opportunity" and take DIR.
Piei ce's Golden Medical Discovery.
OuIS
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wHEELING's WELCOME TO THE
CENTENNIAL.

The people of Wheeling did not have
much time for preparation, but never in
its history has such night been wit
messed as that which ushered
in the "new rs" Early Fri.
day evening crowds began to
gather in the streets, and by 10 O'Clock
Market street in the vicinity Of the Nc
Lure House, was almost impossible
There was noise and confusion and
elbowing, and the saloons were full to
overaowing, but the utmost good humor
seemed to prevail. While waiting for
the midnight hour and for the inaugural
of the fun, the people amused themselves
by letting of noisy fireworks, firing
cannon, and watching the colored lights
burned by especially patriotic citizens.
As the clock tolled midnishts holy hour
all the bells of the city we're rang, and
such q horrid din and clatter was never
heard before ia this city. The inhsbi-
tants seemed to fully anticipate what
was to come, and none of them had
retired. The whole city was
agog, and such time was
never before and probably will never De
witnessed again in the community. The
streets were lined with men and boys
armed with all kinds Of instruments that
would make q noise and for two hours
the orgies were kept up. The bands
the whistle of the engines, the
cannon, the tire-crackers ana
IRE arms on the side walks, the drums,
the horns and every invention ever de-
vised to make q noise broke out in the
Jubilee. When the people grew hoarse
and their voices weakened, there still
rang out the bells tar and near
some sweetly and some with
rude clsng, but all with one
common meaning, "Welcome to the
new era of Independence, and religious
liberty forever" We say again the oc-
css,on was one that is only seen once IN
lifetime. A description of 1t is impos-
sible, and as we are not adequate to the
task, we will not attemptlt.
The fire department did great deal to
add success to the stiair. Besides having
the bells at the different engine houses
rung, the hremen decorated their engines
in the most gorgeous manner, and pa
raded through the streets. They made
most creditable appearance.
The advent of the centennial year will
long be remembered by the people OF
Wheeling. May all of us be present to
witness the n no, we won't wish any
thing SO absurd, but simply close by
wishing happiness to everybody.
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cAsT0RiA.

Cross, sickly babies and children may
enjoy health, and mothers have rest, IL
they will use Castoria, Worms, feverish-
n .ss, teething, wind collie, sour stomach
and undigssted food make children cross.
and produce sickness.
Castoria will assimilate the food, expel
worms, and correct all these things. For
twenty years DIR. Pitcher experimental iD
his private practice 10 produce an effec'
tive Cathartic and stomach regulator
which would be as effective m Castor Oti.
without Its unpleasant taste or recoil.
The reputation Of his experiment ex-
tended. Physicians and nurses rapidly
adopted his remedy, 10 which he gave the
name OF CastOriH.
Castoria is as pleasant 10 take as honey,
regulates the stomach and bowels, aud
does not gripe. IL is adapted to all ages,
con aims no alcohol, and IN absolutely
harmless 10 the most tender infant.
Try Castoria once, and you will never b~
without IL.
Prepared at the Laboratory Of J. B. Ro~s
& Co., W Dey st., New York. ocut