The New York Herald Newspaper, July 31, 1866, Page 11

THE PARAGUAYAN WAR Interesting Official Reports of the Battle of Tuguity. Fermer Reports of the Frightful Slaughter Fully Correborated. Over Five Thousand Dead Bodies Left on the Field. Only Three Thousand Six Hun: dred Wounde &e. &s. &e. THE OFFICIAL REPORTS. Order of the Day. ‘THR COMMANDEK-iN-CIEF TO THK ALLIED ARMY, Camp ov Victory at Tucurry. ‘The enemy was completely whipped on the 24th of “May, on the field of Tuguity, and was obliged to seok -@helter within his fortifications, after baving abandoned {in his flight @ great number of cannons, colors and small ‘arms, as well as his killed and wounded. After four ‘ours anda half of fighting he was repulsed at every Point of our lines, which he had attacked in four olumns, supported by reserves, with the intention of ‘turning our flanks, Thiv victory is ehiefly due to the Oriontal army and two divisions of the Brazilian, to- gether with one regiment of the Argentine contingent, ‘under the immediete command of General Flores, oc- cupying the centre of our position, and to the Brazilian troops on our lefi, under fthe command of Marshal Osorio. The right was held by tho Argentine army, ‘under General }aunero, with Colonel Rivas leading the van—Generals Emilio, Mitre and Hornos covering it ‘with their respective forces. More than 4,200 of the enemy's dead, abandoned on the field in his flight ; 370 prisoners, the greater part of whom are wounded; four brass pieces of artillery; ve ‘standards; three colors; tweive drums; fifteen bugles; 4,700 muskets, more than the third of which are flint- Jock pieces; over 400 carvines; 800 sabres; 200 pikes, and 50,000 rounds of ball cartridge together with many ether spoils were captured by our victorious armies in this battle, which has shed so much glory upon the allied arms, and has proved 50 bloody and disastrous to the enemy. On the side of tle allied armies the totat loeses amount to 702 killed aud 2.615 wounded. Of these the Brazilian contingent lost 414 silled, of which twenty-nine ‘wore officers—two of thein being corps commanders—and 2,090 wounded, of whom 1% ware officers, includimg one general. Of the Argentii troops, 126 were killed, of whom four were concrals and seven officers; 480 were wounded, including two gencrals and thirty-five officers, Tho Oriental troops lost 1% in killed, of whom twelve ‘were officers, and 162 wounded, including seventeen ‘officers, ‘All, without a single excoption-—Brazilians, Argentines, and tals—performed uovly their duty, from the highest officer to the lowest soldier. The heaviest fight- ing, however, fell to the Jot of the Brazilian contingent, The medical staff of the siiied armies distinguished Mwelf by its generous care of friends and foes. ‘The General-in-Chief of the allied armios presents his compliments ani felicitacions to his vietorioas brethren im arms on this the ficia of ‘wir Victory. He leaves to the division commanders the grateful duty of recom. pore ng armed Texpec'ive reports those whose bravery entitle to special consideration, For his own part, fhe desires to announce Is satisfaction with the Brazil- fans as well a: the Orientals and Argentines for the euthusiasm and gallantry which they alt displayed— Aghting like truc freemen who sustain a great and just eause in & war to Which we bave been forced by prove- live the Empire of Brazil! live the Oriental Stato of Uruguay! Tong live the Argentine Republic! Py PRAL FLORES. Hrapguarten at Lacoa TRayqvera, May 25, 1866, fe His Excelleucy the Commssven-in-Cursr of the Allied army :— Yesterday, at half-past eleven in the morning, the made « sudden and lierce attack upon our cent to within twenty five yards of our guns an the left of our centre; th's rendered it necessary to,move forward the First division, under Geucra! Argollo, end the under General Sampaio, to the upon which firing became xeneral along the line, ‘the centre to the foot of the mountain on tho left. Ce ae, bad been letely repulsed the centre of our powition, and the firing continued euly on the left, where the dense thickets and the rugged mature of tho ground secured them a footing. Noticing pone do ordored « cessation of the faring at balf-past four fa afternoon. The coemy. a cording to my calcula hundred in killed, ‘wounded and prisoners, besides some colors and pieces £ artillery taken on the left by the Brazilians. Still, accounts of deserters who arrived here to-day SS Paraguayan camp, the enemy's loss cannot Deen less than five thoveand or six thousand men. On our site T estimate that we have lost, in killed and ‘wounded, about six hundred men out of the forces that ; ones oar Bscel your Excellency man re. VENANCIO FLORES. ‘The Bravzilinn Navy. SOMBER AND CHARACTH OF TH BRAZILIAN IRDN-CLADA, ‘The Brazilian navy numbers eight iron-cldd steam - weasels. They are the Tamandare, Barrioso, Lima, Barrios, Brazil, Rio de Jenciro, Mahi», Herral and Colombo, The iret three were built in Bez. OF is being butit fm France, and two also in Hngiand. BAR MRON-CLAD MEOUZA HOLLOWRD BY A SPANISH VRESERL, Captain Washburn, wii -ai/ed the Brazilian steam iron- Gad Medusa from London. where she was built, to Rio Janeiro, on his arrival ai (be latter port reported that whee he was in Breet the commander of the Spanish fricate Isabet 1. woepe te the new iron-clad to be ine for (he Chileao-lery. ian squadron, and followed to the Island of Matera Although Captain fashburn showed bis paper nents to be all yet the Spanish om pation ! inced a determi- capture ker. Wut Captain Washburn went to during the night, thus wveiding seizere by the Span- rriving i Re Janeiro within the 4 tor the vessel, KONSCLAD COLOMNO, m tron-elad Colombo, built in voverament, arrived at Rio She carries eich O8 pounders, draws ten feot water, and is sbout one ihousand one hundred tons irdea. On the 27th (he }m\eror paid a visit on board. ‘The Colombo i more de han ite mate, the also built in Kngiand for the Brazilian wavy. PLEASURE PLACES. OUR WHITE MOUNTAINS CORRESPONDENCE. ry Mowwtains, July 19, 1866, ‘We arrived here from Montreal via Littleton yestor- ‘Gay afternoon. After eo jong and tiresome « journey We wore glad to find a comforiable resting place, where, ‘without giviog ourselves much additional fatigue, we poald enjoy some of the finest econery in the world. short rest wo ‘allied out for a walk to the ‘Taking the pat! leading to Beecher's Falls, we strolled along by the bed of the brook for» mile @nd a half till we reached (oe high rock, from which the ‘water is precipitated over « fall of from thirty to forty Foot. The view from thie rock ts one of the finest that ean be got of Monat Washington, and we wat for some Rime watching ite towering summit, one moment bathed Jn the'warm light of the evting sun, the next enveloped Bn a light mist whieh would gather and roll away, filling Bho atmosphere with raint w baes, at times bright a eun- Right, and again tinged with deep violet, So charmed were wre with Ciere beautiful and ever varying effects, that we (quite forgot the time, un! the gathering shades of eve: fing reminded us of it, aed we were obliged to hurry back so as to reach the hotel before dark. As we came Jn view of it we found » crowd on the piazza, all evi- ly in a state of eager expectation, Sepposing that ething of importance had occurred, we inquired the use of it, and were informed that it was ly the |g ‘arrival of the stage that created the commo- for the Brariie , sorsmunll are the events beg, Eng ay spots cite the interest of peop'e y jJumbering Fence nfull tien, sua the passencers Ld in full , Pertterchient nad basrayiag the most pleasurable excite. ent, I held breath, Lang Be ny 3 to ree the wily laden couch topple over, but the driver was an old at (he reins, and he dashed up in grand style to the of the hotel, where hearty embraces between the comers and their expectant friends, wound up the fut door incidenta of the evening. Towards nine o'clock the sound of the parlor led mein NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 31, 1866—TRIPLE SHEET. for the road, to answer their eager questions and give all the instructions ni before starting; but all this the two guides accompli in a good humored and off band manner, and at last the cavaloade set out. We pro- ceeded in single file, the horses moving at a slow e, which I found du!! enough work as long as the lay bh the woods, but as soon ag we fairl; wo ascend Mount Clinton the aspect of things c! the road, or rather path, became steep and precipitous, and excitement succeeded to the previous feeling of indil- ference. Here and there we got a fine view, lasting only for a second, however, for the heat was intense, and the black flies became very troublesome, The guides com- forted us by the assurance that we would soon be half frozen and would wish ourselves back in our nt temperature, but this did not reconcile us anyth! the more to it, At last we emerged from woods into an open space at the summit of Mount Ctinfon, and made a halt for the guides to examine the horses’ feet. Ono or two needed shoeing, an operation which was performed on the spot, The scene just then became exceeding), picturesque. I wished myself an artist in order ‘that T might preserve a sketch of it fuller and more gatisfac- tory than the pen and ink one I am now attempting. ‘The party in the first place looked like a group of gypsies about to encamp. The ladies had borrowed or hired old calico skirts at the hotel to put over their dresses, and had fastened them down at the knees with cords, which gave them a ry appearance. Others who had wisely consulted the chambermaids on the subject had provided themselves with count straw hats, which were tied do at the sides wit strips of red flannel. The ornamental had evidently not been studied, but the effect was sufficiently picturesq: The horses ‘were pitiable looking objects, and, it was plain, did not appreciate the fun of the thing. In a short time we made a fresh start and feeling invigorated by the clear bracing atmosphere, | went ahead. The path ran along a level line on Mount Pleasant for some distance and [ tried to have a trot, but the poor beast on which I was mounted could neither be coaxed nor driven out of a walk. If he was not fast, however, he was safe, and his good qualities shone out when we’ be- gan to ascend Mount Franklin. The path became fear- fully steep and the horses in ascending the rocks often times stood almost upright; again they would plu down steep deacents, even to look down which was enough to make the most courageous tremble. So great was the excitement, however; so bracing the atmosphere avd so keen the enjoyment of the scenery that the most timid seemed devoid of fear. I waiched the different members of the party with curi- osity under these intluences, The dull had become gay aud eager, the most stupid even made brilliant sallies ‘The atmosphere had by this time become intensely cold, tho wind bad risen and the petticoats and hoad gear which were supposed to have been securely fastened down, had broken loa and were wafted about atthe mercy of the breeze. These little accidents, however, were disregarded, und each fresh mishap became a’ subject for a fresh burst of merriment. We pressed vigorously on, passing occa- sionally through clouds which descended the mountain like a dense fog, drenching and blinding us as if with a shower, and again emerging into bright sunlight, For tunately, the horses needed no guiding; mine was even blind of one eye, yet it never made a false step, Oc sionally, at som} fearfully steep spot, it would halt and examine the ground carefuily, then down would go one foot, and the other, held for few seconds in the air, would at Inst descend upon the first, and crouching down, the hind feet would be brought so close to the fore ones that the animal would appear to be sitting up right, like a cat—a comparison more correct than. ele t. As we approached the suminit of Mouut hington, we entered a heavy biack cloud. horses toiled steadily in the darkness the steep ascent, and the atmosphere be. that’ we could scarcely breathe. up came so raritied At jast we reached the top aud for some minutes | could only gasp, but after a while thia unpleasant sensavion pared off, and I climbed the rocks to the “Sunmit louse,” eager for zy nner, my appetite having been arpened to a degree that only such toil ean ensure. The ‘Summit’’ ts alow building of native rock with nearly a flat roof securely fastened by heavy iron cbayns passed over the top to protect it from the winds, We bad scarcely taken our seats for the meal when the ery of “clear, clear,’ caused every one to rush from the house but in au instant the view again became clouded and w returned to the tadle, where I need not say we did full Justice to the viands suchas they were. In about half an hour the clouds dispersed and we had an uninterrupt- ed viow for hours of a wide oxtent of country, including Portland, Bartlett, © Mouut Mansfeld, Camel's Hump, &. It would be tinpossible to immagine anything Surpassing in grandour the scone thus presented to our view. Words would fail to describe it even had I com mand of them. It is only from the works of such ar- tists as Gignoux, Church and Blerstadt that some idea can be formed of it, but even they fail to convey to the mind any adequate notion of the sublimity of the spec- tacle. It must be seen to be properly appeeciated, and nce seen the impressions that it leaves cau never be effaced. POLITICAL NEWS. Sovprers’ Coxvexrioy is Missourt,—A call is ont for a grand Siate Convention of the soldiers of Missouri, at St. Louis, on the 10th of August. Wroosus.—Generai Henry Gertron has been named ‘a8 a probable candidate for Congress of the Jonnson men im the Madison (Wisconsin) district. New Haurewny.—Governor Smyth, it is said, has de- clined to be a candidate for re-election, UaENES AGENCY, 19 BROAD STREET, Roo Joan'on mortgage. Pr nd com mercial paper bought and sold on Scmamisabon. ” Fimaneial fend commercial, negotiations elfrted. ‘OTICE.—OFFICE, OF THE TRUSTEFS OF CREDI- tors aud stockholders of the Ohio and Mississippi Rail- road Company (Eastera division), 88 Wall street. New Your, July 2. 1866. A decree of ale of the Circuit Conrt of the United States for the districts and Indiana having been iesued ordering the nd Miasiestppl vad (Kast hu ern Division) on the 9th of September next, notice is here. given that namstock, bonds or claims will’ be recelved into fier the 1th of ber next. airman of the Trustees, QEVEN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS s OF THe NORTH missouri’ RAILROAD COMPANY. We offer for sale theSeven Per Cent Piret Mortgage Bonds of the North Missouri Railroad smear having thirty years torun. Conpons payable in New York on January 1 and July 1, in each year. Before accepting the agency for the sale of thean bonds we made careful inquiry lute the condition and progpeets of the rond, which was examined by Mr, Wm, Milnor others, on our behalf, and their highly aati enables us to recommend the bonds as first class #9: and a nafe and judicious investment. ‘The prooreds of these hovda ($6,000,000 tn all) will be ved Iw extending ® road already completed 170 miles into North Missourt, to the lowa State where it is toconnect with the rallroads of Lowa; and also westward to the m with the Pacific Kailroad (at Leavenworth) aud other rail leading up the Missouri river, so that this mortgage of $407.0, whit cover a complete, and well stored road of tiles in length, coating af least $16,000,000, wilh» net an hittal revenue, after the # ‘over $1,600.00), oF a sum nearly four times beyond the amount needed to the ‘a ‘on these bonds, the income of the road of course iy- creasing every yeau ‘The railroad connects the great city of St. Louis, with ite 200,000 inhabitants, not ouly with the richest portions of Mt sourt but with tie States of Kansas aud Towa aad (he gree Pacific raflroas To the first atthe low rave price for the re i cent income and adds twenty per cent ty. “Any further inquiries will be answered at our office JAY COOKE & CO pe tiie a seni QEVEN PER CENT MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE OS 5D), rege and Home Raijroad Co.. interest 4 Paid in thecity of New York by the Rome, Water De ftatiroad Go, for sale, on favorable terms, by JOUN J. CISCO & SON, St Wail street. IX PER CENT INTEREST. FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX SAVINGS BANK, fA NASSAU, RYULTON STREET, N.Y. Interest ov wi poate commences tinmediately on the first day of the month following the date of the depo Hewne R. Connurs, Sec. WILLE AN NAME TATEMENT OF THE APFAIRG OF TIE KNICKERBOCKER FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK. No 4 Wall, street, Joly 1, 1866. CAPITAL. oe Asse Real estate... seer 9m wo Bonds and mor'gagee feo Temporary loans on hin bank . 1 6 eke... 13K CO lntereat 22k Rene ssa se = Preminms due and unpaid Sine Doe from city aad county of New York 1 17 Total ..... $097.275 79 LIABILITIES Vnelaimed dividends. o Goadjusied claims 1 HK 16m Total $907.7 5 GEO. HODGSDON, President Secretary OUTHERN SRCURITIEA —FIGHT PER of the Virginia Central nia nud Teanessce Railroada tor JOHN B. MURRAY, If Nasean street RRMILYE & CO., Vv NO. 4 WALL STRERT. BANKERS AND DE GOVERNMENT STOCKS COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES CLOSING PRICES. "New Yous. Jute 0, 1806 © Boy | Sell | Pry | soi Ak”) ee oa) ftegisiored, Wi... /100% 110 | Tune 7.50 [144104 Y “th owls. [sty 430, p 533 Waptotere, a] uelg|tooy 308 Cok Neves, al tne| tg $ Coupon, ‘62... | 1084/1 Jai, do BH hiss ry ons | Aug, do BA Lit Ty 10645 |Get... SPU PELE ” 4 "| Mess) Lot i . 4 ae ee ees co i es, rete of interest, Ad bd AND MO) 34 ai ea ae H1.0007 __ CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. ©0.'3, 73 NASSAU—FOUR STORY ‘n stone high stoop Houses, Thirty-first street and in es avenue and treet, ; Bixtees street, 20x60, guint: Forty-second street, Tassie wih’ te Howes fant to Central Park $23,000; and. twelve, between Fifty-frst and Filvy-seoond streets, 450 west Fifth a Snrue, $7,900 exch. SPLENDID BUILDING LOT, 25 BY 100, ON SIXTY- firat street, 200 feet from Fifth avenue and Central AS for sale ches) . a P. BRIGGS, No.1 Chambers street. PPLY AT 319 FOURTH INUB FOR STANLEY A DAY'S Real Batate Chreulan” Malled free if desired. Office hours, 10 to 4. A THREE STORY BASEMENT AND KITCHEN brick House for sale, on Fifty-tirst street, near Eighth avenue. All modern fect order; pos session, Inquire of Bree STONE TENEMENTS, WITH STORES, ON the Eighth avenue. An excellent investment, Inquire Of the agent, 8. H. SEIXAS, 778 Eighth avenue, 1 W. SIMMONS, JR, REAL ESTATE BROKER, 96 ‘+ Broadway, New York. Refers to M lade & Col- by, Charles E. ‘Strong, Esa., Rey, H. W. Bellows, D.D., Measrs, F. Skinner & Co., Geo. F. Noyes, Esq. JOR SALE—OR WOULD EXCHANGE FOR GOOD lots in Harlem or first class tenement houses in the city, one of the bandsomest brown stone front Houses up town; it is a corner, and in» first class location; immediate ee asion: with or without mort : almost 23 feet front; four stories.” Apply to J. de J. PETRRETOH, 418 Third ay OR SALE—UP TOWN. NEAR CENTRAL PARK. A & magnificent brown stone front House: will be sold cheap, with immediate possession: in a first class nelghbor- hood. Apply to J. & J, FETYRETCH, 418 Third avenue. ON SALE—A FOUR STORY HOUSE, SITUATED ON the corner of ‘Chirty-sixth street and Second avenue, now occupied asa private dwelling and fainily grocery, kept by the owner and doing a good business. POR Saul THREE STORY HIGI STOOP BR House. near Fifth avenue, in West Tenth sireet. Pos- Int of Apply fo DYE & CURTIS, Sixth ave- nie; between Thirtieth and Thirty-first streets. RY AND BASEMENT Ninth avenue and JOR SALE—THE FOUR st brick Tlouse southeast corner of nd street; 20 feet 1 inch on Ninth avenue, 6 deep 1; store occupied as restaurant and saloon, ment as barber shop; the three upper stories to ditt ent families, House rents for $1,700. This is the tment in the city, Price $11,000, Address G. W. Ici olfice. Munky Hitt. —For sat AME story brown ‘stone high atooh Hou ture; new and in prime order throughout. Adress Europe, Herald office Fifth ave: TORY BROWN STONE: a atreet, between M tivon and 4 VATE RESIDENC Property, in good 1 ply to or aditress GEO STREE » Europe) Tuable Lot, and Seventh avenues. Terns easy. . 73 Franklin street. 56h toJ. PECAR Apply BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE K SALE, IN at two story bi as hot “KILPATRIC STYLISH NEW Hot under Bull's Head Bank WITH MODERN IMPROVE A ments, corner Third street and Pitti w Brooklyr The location {a unsurpassed, being bu! a short distance trom Prospect Park i, TE. RIDER, 39 Pie street WOULD EXCHANGE A NEAT FURNISHED HOUS free and clear, in Brooklyn, for a neat coun on vient to railroad or boat, “i’rineipals add ofilee, ¢ OUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. producing lange le within meuts, Apply to CHARLES Kk. LANDIS, Postmaster, Vineland, Landis township, N. J. Letters aus were. pers containing full information will he sent {: A FIRST CLASS DWELLING IN THE CHOICEST part of Morriaauia ts for sale; has about seven city lota in fruit; convenient to steam and horse cars, Prive $10,500, half Apply to DEMAREST, Melrose depot, Harem Hailroad. COTTAGE FOR SALE, WITH 244 ACRES OF ind in the vilinge of Tottenrille, Staten Island, within (wo minittes’ walk of steambont lauding and raitroad depot; plenty of fruit and grapery, baru, hennery, &e.; price Immediate poasemsion. 4B. T. BURNTIAM, 09 Hadeon street. IN ONEIDA COUNTY, N.Y. 50 under good euliivation, with » acrea of beauritt! | good by price $900; terms easy. SMITH, 176 Kast tweifth YOR SAL VOTTAGE AT NEW ROCHEL <8 TT ated near the depot; one acre of ground, recently ottet up. and in fine condit ly to dW paersy, SH Broadw BOBINSON, New ochelie, Fallroad. lying on tide water, adjacent thisetty. For particulars addres: olive. PACTORY PROPERTY FOR SALE—ON i COUNTRY HOUSE, readyiu & falas on (he Arad hoor Gore pattors: dinting voewy, We Kitchen; second Boor, eight nice bedrooms: ander the main or aaipeegiad Apply to T. W. STRONG, 9) Broad. way, Fo SALE-A COUNTRY with 4 aeres ot lan ted ou a line of the Saratoga ant Whitehall Railroad, between Saratoga aid Lake George. A splend: om the promi with B. 1 & Frere, AT PEAS ANTVILL 140 acres, doveliings, rs York. oo Harigm Railro. Plug street and an excellent trout pend Appiy tot B. MeCARTUY, 105 and if alton street, New York VINE FARM, # from New MOORE, 28 MENKY OR RAL OR EXCHANGE POR CITY PROVE Farm of 75 acres, % miles im Apply w JOHN J. GILL OUSES, FARMS AND LOTS POR SALE on FX Mines crops, stock, farming le S100 balauce morig. BLL IO: oe &: SVEsHTEN, RY Wall sire Masgeagren AND MACHINE sior ror IM sete. “This property, situated In Jersey City, eon aints of petantiol briek bullding @ by 0 feet, two stories big, tof 10 fret square. joining the Pirie Ratiwey nm the New York ‘erry landing, ave be wal one yeas machinery connate of tie 1 9) horse Steam Vo ogine. 1 Yaurhe Plever, ISlotting end Driting Ma and Top Cutter, chine. Demall Drifting Machine 1 MH inch Chart, L dantel’s Planer, 0 fee 1 Morticing sud Boring Ma eae size 1 32 inch Fngine Lathe. Cot OF Saw Shafting Pullevs, Mangers, Bettiug, blerkwrnith Tonks, dr Vor farther ivformation and full particulars address Wau bon 41 Now I, CENTR TUE VILE Newrows. IN © Howse act Lot, State and Ont uildings, eversthing in perfect order; beat of water: $XI0, If sold before August 10, Apply ts G. W. SIMMONS, Jr. 96 Broadway en LOOK AT THE PRICK.—A FARM bulilings, trait orchafd, &e., in @ begutiful village, 32 inites on Long iaiand. Apply to E. A. BUNCE, No.7 Chambers ot S11.000 “3h Ce RORLAND & DRURY, 16 EA GOOD DAIRY OR ; house and tev REAL ESTATE WANTED. H" SE WANTED BETWEEN TWENTIETH Puttieth streata, Pour > ANTED- 4 Forty seron Prive not peweanion by Nove SE AND Lor THIS CITY, #t cab and fi W Eyes HO mm for whieb Addre? ra, Her perty WANtee ONE TO THREE LOTS, IN YORKVILLE or Harlem, Address, « ter loca 0. N.,« ta ANTED—A FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY BHOWN or front House, with all modern wemen is, 10 a good neighborhood, ot leas than 2 fees by hall the b # feet preferred between » ‘wenty- third aed Fir ant Sisth event PUSHES) ROUMS, &6.. TO L) 65 BROADWAY-TO LET, fine & 4 third f pply in the Fare rent modern OND FLOOR Te pe Six \nen inter FURNISHED PI AN or the rooms © jemen Terme me PARA LONG. STOCK 6, in Semin Hergen, Good dwelling. take! Pum Washiaginn Mn 987 Went Waa ington ve ANIOHT DROOM AND KITOREN S(TTISG §=nOOM wih new brow aoe; upper f es Noenidren, vim, near Thirty werem'h of LET WITH ale ft ground aot NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM AND BEDROOM TO A OAT convenience tor wife, Apply at 2b Weet T i THE DWALLING PART OF @ THIRD rate foore, to & private family withont nil « 7 A ghvence, fy 4 viewed —— : 07 Yee Bresewey. Lames zr pe i HOUSES, ROOMS, &0., TO LET. PARLOR, KITCHEN AND TWO BEDROOMS, $31 Per month. A Koou and two Bedrooms, on seco jor, front, $15 per month, Also a neatly furnished Room and bedroom, with all the accommodations for bousekeep- ing, Fent $6 por week. Inquire at 893 Hudson atreot, A pousn AND STORE TO LET AED SINTORES 4 : $80) per year. Apply on the prem! 4M Bloocker sire,» P* Kad uae ae CORNER STORE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF BLEL OK. er and Laurens streets to let, Also Stores, Firat Floors, Basementa and Suits of Rooms im locations, Inquire at 109 Bleecker sirpet of T. J. GIBBONS, UUEGANTLY FURNISHED HOUSES TO RENT VERY y—$100, $125. $140, $200, month; Pleasantly located In New York, Brookly bart and Jer: *FREEMAN & EMERSON, 213 Broadway. WITH WATER AND GAS | Fent $35. S61 Tudson street LOOR 10 LET—CONTAINING FIVE ROOMS, FIFTY - fifth street, between Broadway aud Eighth avenue, to « Xopty at office 200 Water KF quiet family without children. street, second floor. OR fl 10 A SMALL, RESPONSIBLE PAMILY, half of a neat Cottage Inquire on the premises, house on Overingiou’s row, Garden street, Mott Haven, o Harlem Bridge, L LIGHTED ROOMS, WITH STEADY the third and fourth floors of re street, 25x65 each, Inquire of « Im aivert. HALL, 137 PURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—AT 62 WEST TWEN- ty second street, a Parlor Floor, handsomely furnished ; also second Floor, with hot aud cold water, gas and bath; without board. PURNISHED ROOM, BEDROOM ATTACRED—SUTT. able for hourekeepiig, all convenianoes; also one sep rate R nicely turuished, at 84 Carmine street, Gas, water PURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—WITHOUT BOARD, IN ap Sixth and & wouth street, between URNISHED HOUSE TO LET-ON MURRAY MILL, k avenive September J. Apply to PENDORP, 47 W n PURNISHED HOUSES TO LET-IMMEDIATE POS, a ted om Niuth, ‘Tenth, Eleventh, Chutom place, Ni th aud others. $126 w 8340.4 month ADAMS & CO, 88% Broadway FLO. PART D, TO) LET—THE wae part Of access by Marler hontsorrailroul. Apply at 224 Weat Twentieth street, be tween Eighth and Ninth avennos. Hever AND ELEGANTLY FUR ished class; house brown » Otte ator Pll located, iKiboraood, ¢ le Inquire at 211 West Twenty NISHED HOUSE TO RENT—SITCATED uiway, near Fifth Aveaue Hotel; 23 cooms, Pos “JOUN LLOYD & SONS, 15 Nassan street. OX SOUT OF DISAPPOINTMENT, THE STORE No.7 Varick street, advertised on the 25th, 1s to le again, Rent $2 Lease $275, with fixture’ ONE, OR TNO, STORES TO -SITUATED FOR Wholesale or maniiacturing business, iu 26 mod 26 Wooster a Inquire on the nines GORE TO LET—NO. 27 HARRISON STREET, TWO , wand colar, suitable for business or storage, In quire at M6 Green wich fort FP IRER FLOORS TO LET—BY THE OWNER OF TH howse nnd bath; family private: to adults only At 16) West Tweuty-filih street, between Sixth and Seventh | FLOOR BROADWAY, SULTA (TO LBT— 4 FLOOR IN A NEW. WELL BUILT AND w. J feet, with three horen ry. guted! hrick Sten Apoly rremiaes, Tiffany pla Brookiys, or t BUCK BROS, & MAKKLAND, tou ISHED OR UNFURNISHED, F wt, Partot a House in Yorkville, count nt parlor. two bedrooms on see everything complete for ho i 1 the premises of First avenue, TFL Tat of Ang of a basement. f raid attic derate, Ap! third house wi T-SECOND FLOOR OF 68 THIRD AY alt (he modera improvemeuta, NUE, BROOKLYN oa LET-PURNISHED MOUSE ON I wear Wall street ferry; location pleasant aud doxirable; nine rooms, well furnished, modern improve ments. Will rent to asmall faimiiy without children for month to May J, Possession at once. 8A Wall street, room 17 T LET—PARLOK Fly Apply to ) FRONT BASEMBNT. mt 80 Third Floor, of house 6Lt Weat Fifty-second atreet Apply to TERRY & BEKRIAN, 206 Broadway, room 11 LYT—THE POUR STORY ENGLISH BASEMENT Laws Houne 480 Weat Twenty second street. Inme ston. RURNITAM'S, 0 Eudsou street LET—THE THIRD FLOOR IN THE HOUSE 19 enue, consisting of four rooms email fami SLIDING DOORS COTTAGK, BIGHT ROOMS, rporer hewithy location, f N.J., near railroad and 20 minutes wale STnquire of GW JAQUES, 181 West Pourtewuth street, NO LET-AND PURNITURE POR BALE, IN SOUTH Bergen, N.J..s handsome Gothic House, with half an ore af garden, carriage houve, ae, About §) minutes from re, iy. Yor paruculars call on or address Mo- & WISHALT, © Broadway, room 39, N.Y. T° LET-FIVE ROOMS, SECOND FLOOR, 1 4s and water, nice location, Forty bfih dt Paste wt, » rent $96 CO. 988 Browdway venues, immedi ‘ADAMS © pose UARLE STEAM MILLS AT RANWA 20d order, four run of stone; angie of for man Norse power, and everything convenient for « facturing business of any kind Store ‘dwelling ai 4. Avniy to ROBERT T. MEERS, al Cedar street, OTM. TUFE, Teahway T°, LET—ONB HALF OF X BROWN STONE 1OUSF uptown. ny MO Warren street. Ist loft, or 06 Weer {, between Fifth and i aueR COTTAGE HOUSE, IN HANDSOME vith avenue, botweem Twelfth Thi re for gale Apply to W. A. MOR Rent $1.1. eb 4 “A Oo LEE ND FLOOR, FIVE ROOMS 11h WHET Broadway; cont 89) pec moath, MENRY COL \ NICELY FURNIAHED COTTA wa New York by © or boat ole house attached, with «fine ear nd al Vor full parc is raha TO A SMALL PAMILY, THE THIRD FLOOR iway. buy nthe prew ‘ " ¥ AN OFFICE, FRONT BASEVENT 14 ri street (1) LET-ROOMS, PURNISHED OR UNFURNISTIED | Tone vunatte for au ome. Pers iia Brood | = we LET A NISHED HOUSK, COMPLETE AND IN greed de t a good tenant. Inqnire al WR West Twen THIRD VLA SKCOND AND me bones M4 T n purposes, Apply a by fron VANAGH, 60 OOK OF HOUSP curner of Biath avenin, +. Taquire in the store below 110 LET-TWO NICK ENGLISH BASEMENTS, IN Tories 110 nat Torecity-fifth treet Front Basement in hoes 119 Muth avenue, suitable for a mechanks of emall familly SHED OR UNFURNISHED, THE #) Xivth avenue oe trove RENT#=A PURNISTIF ) vegeta via gar len and ontla, ata moderate r ” LJ. HOWE, 194 Bronaway MPLETE, nm Heights APARTMENTS Yorn YURNISHED puveniences for bonsek: 4 Kent $4 pe~ month mente, Boar if required. send weat of Second avenue. ) Lorts TO LET-BY THE I8T OF AUGUST, AT #1 oO Wiham 803 1 ee ond and third Bours, @ bveral. NY STRERT—LARGE AND HANDBOMELY nished Koome ta let, in a nrfvate fan be modern mprovedenis Te USES, MOOMS, &C., WANTED, oY EMPLOYED OFT DURING THE DAY WOULD 1 of 8 pri on ration below Thirty 4. Address bos 119 Herald NIZE, HAVING OR WER fhe’, with water, below Herald ofee, vintiog HOF G6 VieHED HOUeh WITT MODERN CONTR hy the lat of September ~ Weet ale, shew y A NOUS, FOR _& SWALt 0 Riceruer ant T om THRER OR POUR FURNISHED Rooms “f sekveping. in @ yuirt, healhy lovwl hierms WM. Herald ofher FAXTED A FURNISHED HOUSE WITHIN. OND not lees than I2er 14 rocme, stebting. shee, & healthy #4 96 Sirprmnabie banks ¢ Hudeob pre ed. Address for three Gage Il J, 36 Rona etrent. TANTED—A NEAT ABD COMFORTAR V The to dive @ ame. waned Mor y Of tour pereone buew en stiher on or fedios of len oF Afveen most ae Pertenlare bon nite Bows ote Wer" NDOOMELY EXTIAN FURW bonuses, must te femy of a, fr i at pai vated. Du week ts Sts Ary) eo _. HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTE macn ANTED—UNPURNISHED HOUSE, FROM IST ROR SALE—ONE OF tember to Mai 1867, by a small family M horse {p good repair and ne Heighborwood, between, i eth, and sore, 8 Dey sirect. fortieth streets, east.or weat aide. Will pay > ae Abply to OF address QUSTAVUS BRANSON, 4 Pian ANTED—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED HOUSE, | street iuumediate mu, logation central, by » sinall ik - ry responsible private family; wo ebilives, Apply AMM & CO., 968 Broadway. WARTED TO, HIRE—& HOU nnfurniahed, in a good location In J. ¥., OO Spring street, N. ¥. ANTED TO RENT—A STORE SUITABLE For Lim & 1s, in a Orst class location; a0 ston to buying stock If suitable, Address C. N. I’,, stati ver Sanh Rubber URNISHED OR rooklyu. Address NE 2 NOH TKO! er, one Looms, 1 Ie FOR SALE. JOR STORE FOR BALE—DOING A GOOD 1 A. Task'vusinass cohuated in the Thirteenth ward. Apply to SAME EL WYNN & 00., 77 New Chambers street, N A. TEST Chass SINGER SEWING MACHINE, WITH black walnut case, for sale, Inquire at 10 Lenry st. STEAMSHIP FREIGHT AND PASSAGE OFFICE for anle—To a party that can give good reference, or security if required. Apply at 109 en street, near Court landt nireet, SPLENDID SAF! or banker, at half Apply to A. T. OC CIGAR STORE AND SAMPLE ROOM FOR SALE. Alwo first class corner Kostau-auis and Barrooma, Hotels, Billiard Saioons and Hakeries BELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar street, D Belf-Lubrs locouotive and «1 SUITABLE FOR A MERCHANT rice, Maile to order by Herring, KLLN, 15 Beaver treet, up stairs Ofice, New Yous, July 27 POSTPONEM corner Liquor Store, MITC he Senate of the Mtal adopted the follow! Resolved, Thai a select counmitte hb the Ma: REATAURANT, BILLIARD SALOON, AND CLUB Room for salt; also an uptown Livery stable, Noda Water Factory, Firat ward Emigrant Hotals, Liquor Stores, Coffee and Cake Stands and Ploture Frame stores MITCHELL'S Store Agenoy, 77 Cedar afroet, A winsr ¢ located, doin Fent low; must be suld to-day, 3 GROCERY FOR SAL, & good bualbess: four rome Apply at 27 New ( WELL ached mberd leat pra Joa and Injury to prop NOTLOK PO THE railway INERY POTTRIS CELEBRATED i rtable Engines, new aad complete, at | FrOw BALR— VERY OMEAP, 4 HYDRAULIO almost new) 24436 inck plaieo, 6 ack ram, at ld Reade baw Jessop'e Steel, &c. 4, 12 and 124 Hudson street. FRAME PLANER AND MATCH. urfacer. al HENKY &¢ chive Klreet Depot, Newark, per ceo. NAT Fr 11 PREAS, y i MACHINERY OF ALL DESORIE- Kngines, Boilers, Shafting, i Maeh Pulleys, Hangers, inary, Kone Crust. vavus leven Woolas ENC QTEAM ENGINE PAOKING MILLERS PATENT \, used upow 2008 New York. scription. RUCTED BY ONE SPECIAL NOTICES, Crp AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT, tive power Partiowe Herald often, = ENGINERH f three be appointed te New } neer of the Croton tes Seuate the moat ad f if ratty a. asengers from th New York, hay safety to the riy on oF adja the Sate Lena ES LER Se Peso E, the members of the eommtssion — GOOD BUSINESS LIQUOR STORE POM SALT —IN ews, Jersey City; will be cold cheap to a casi nati *. WARKEN, corues of Morgan aud Grove alreets, Jersoy RAR LIQPOR STORE vow oi ied aed Sune ao . ond ward, close to the Central presiod be atid they arn hareby i ply to PHILIP NUEKIDEN, 146 A npselaustioes Spee 4 sect 5 to be nddresse! fs the _ = = At the Officn of the streams H STORE FOR SALE=IN SOUTH STRERT, sy.and Park plow, ia tee e lines of fe Kets and other wday, t iv yor Ae : AM ABBOTT, Chatham square ‘ plays should be DRY GOODS STORE—KSTABLISH? koW api seman, s years; two corner Liquor and Fancy Stores | A, W. Cray ary for sale. Also a largo corner Grocery The (me P not pia 0 the bat tory, Bakeries, Cigar, Paint, Millinery, Confectionery, Hard i A tary ware, Grocery aud Liquor Stores tn Wost p . DEVO, 284 Ninth avenue AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT, BUREAU 4 -- - touts, New York, July 14, 14. BAKERY 2OU, SALE TUR FIRST CLASS BREAD | Noite is te taat 6 alty will Se and Cake Bakery acd fee Cream daloon No. 2M Walton | added on the Ist day of Angu Atreet, between Ciluton and Pierrepont 4, Brook re wil. k Water d ‘ instirpassed; Wagon rautes atuiched. To od With all the Fixtures. Apply on the prenaiae: NIE PLEASURE YACHT, WM PE Was Rew ~ - vine in A Long 1 ranas Roe SALE—COTTON YARNS, 22 BALES, ASSORTF wich Fe Hat y abterw: oT ner oa nuinb 1 yarns. heatly papered | Pruving propery aud payiig tive alk ia vos ond labelled ORTON, | SL. fa O,, va alvage for saving i bropes ea ee a "Graurot July 0. (OWN DECKER, Je FOR See 0D WATER AND PRUTT staND, Witt DRY GOODS. and Sivek, Corner Liberty aud West atroets, Inq ILLLA MG REASON GMEAT RUSH POR BAMG ADS ~ ~ | A SONG Prove Xo DOLE TAD, JOR SALE—NEW AND D WAND OFFICE Hut crowds of customers ands geidte Railings, Show Cases Cases, Counters: Drag. GHRAT MARGALNA ES MU SLER, Ha er Fixtures, Desks, Drawers aud Slore Fit: | PINE MUSLIND, Ide, Ise., ao. and tu and suipped. Apply to JAMES HODGE, WAMSUTTAS, 44 only Sm, % ‘orner of Kighth avenue EXTRA BARGAING IN CASSIMEIRES. ALAC ty Dith=s GOODS, SILKM AND PLASNEL Fv IN BROOKLYN, A MANUFACTURING [Boy your mustius wulle thane bargains last, and you wilt paying forty perernt profit: long labed nave ‘von Oe. to Be. on every yard with fi aig, can be scen In full op price FOSTE I BROTHER, TF Blee ker strane $2.00. Adress Loe. W,, bow 16) Herald off =, | Pet cows ron se MtnttoN JOR SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURE ; THE OKEAT OALP and Variety Store. Apply at 2%? Tent ar sold on accountof ill health of owner. JOWN ARATIOS, 19-0 URMINE ' FOR SARS STEAMER IENRY BURDEN, IN GOOD | of wei and damoges BLANKE ones order, 244 tons burden; beam engine; furniture amd tackle complete. Apply to WM. H. WALLACE, 181 Wasi will continue for a few days ington mireet Wavenue, uid Fulton and Bieeckmr sweet care pees OK SALE-8TOCK AND FIXTURES OF A YANKEE | aud Pancy Dry Goods Store, on one RNMEXT GOODS, ; ooklyn; established five years; now OM THE DATES AGE, \ LARGE LOT OF BLAM doing a splendid trade: a good ehance for any one wanting TON AHEE TS, SULLOW CAPS, & snail house and prodtable business. Apply wo M. W. Wile TaGhi HATH ete SON, 78 Broadway FOR, SALE. CPANCY STORE, STOCK AND FIXTURES, ou Nixih avenue, weat side, near Thirty-eighth mire bu account of owner going West! cheap rent; muss be suid for cash at @ bargain, stock aboul $4.00), Ashirres lo Post ofiicr, Wo MAC teenth street an OR SALE—THE GOOD WIL Millinery establiahment in University pla with » small stock of goods and three months from Seprenaber. CLAPP & BKADEN, 0 Wal OF A ¥URST to mee “ ot yy My 1 ODA, DRY GOODS, KID {mlath arouse MILITAKY. DT gpa UF THE THIRD CORE ONION ARK BB f) streat. Angu-t oO THOM PRON PORK SALE—TWO KCREWS, COMPLETE, FOR PL Captain B NEWKIRE. tag Up Smoking Tvbacco, Will be — rane Wy 2a yy 2 ing to 0. Lake = ad Corner of State and Furman streets, Brooalyn, AMT, JOR SALE—A FIRST CLASS TOK OREAM. OYSTER A snOONO HAND and Confectionery Saloon. Everything samples for Aven (| Aivene doing © large business) Address Saloc jera doce ve POR SALE. STOCK AND FIXTCORES, OF AN KXCKI. LOAN OFFICES. lent Butter Market, Store to let: must be sold tremed ately, aa the owner is going to leave the clly. This lea bare 1 22 BROADWAY, KNOX BUILDING. THY LrMowe gain, “Apply av IA2 York street, Brooklyn VE PAD BOM DLAMON DH ES, EMP ALoes Tr Pra F°" SALE.-ENGLISH RESTAURANT, DOWN TOWN, J. 1, BARRINGER romlway, see or a Working partuer taken; no night of Sunday work! z sickness cause of selling, Addrwss ("4.") . BLiverty TTT MONEY LIBERALLY ADVANCED ON Dia street. . MOND WATCHKR JHWRLMY, de it TH - ~ —_ = 2 RAMEE aN 47 THK HIGHEST Katha OK SALE —A LILLIE'# SAVE, JEWELLERS LATIF AEWA TOKE Ee GHEE POR DUAMONDA, Rolling Mill, Auvil, Bench, de Inquire at 42 Paltow JEWELRY, de at TT Minecker siveet, up sheire street, N.Y., third floor, . cee = = nem TMI BLONDWAY-1 PAY THE HIGHEST PRICK OR SALE—BOOKSTORE.—THE STOCK AND GOOD | AD for Diamonds, Ratohes, Jewelry, & wit in ity, near misth avenue, the same. sing Books, Hiationery and Music, togetier with a Core THAACH, Viainond Broker, annosita Walle latnig Library, containing upwards of 2,400 volumes of | — choice reading, sleeping apariment attacked. Apply ow the T WYMAN Sa BROADWAY premises, No. 287 Biorckor street A diveet will be paid s “ “ Watches ond nitve: ow OR SALK—A FIRST CLASS FRUIT STORE. APPLY at dl Kighth avenue, ia the store K — —— KTS DiASTON TDS WATCH FOR, SALES A SODA WATER, ROOT nkKR haved a) ne ghost Fruit Stand aud Fixtures, Apply at the oor i Venemen |, bet ween Bow Spring aad Mercer streete ALE—THE STOCK AND FEXTU IES mie | = BALE 20K AND t ov gp eNo 6 Might) avenue, Mus AMMY AND SAVY CLAIMS. wor has ater . a: aOLDURMA orap, NOR SALE—THK STOCK AND FIXTUREA OF A aoe, oad eee es Pecar kapha Gee Mask Kersiteop wns es ware store F “MEO BULtH At) Wes kare terms reasonall:. Apply st 49 Madson stre ETS: sins Uociiots tien bso ap POR gabe os COMNEH sTORE, is ain ne onan sh (wo years and License » NAVY CLAIMG,-D. PRATT. LAYR RE caver, leaving the rity. Apply at 185 Thompeo Bete: oth Prt iB Oba mad We DOK SALE—A FIRST RATE LIQUOR STORE IN Tne Sane Cdo. 3 o Fourteenth ward, rll bicatet and doing good hustnese t - ° ply immediately ts? GAPENEY, auctonwer, 22 luaue a sirent , bore BOL STIRG To TWO AMO ORM : Ao yeare and boun ted snd the witewe, estper FPOe, MALE CRLRGANTLY, VITTED LARGE COM ‘ = See : 1 Mtore, weet wide Kighili avense, near Ce ° a & Wir way, oe naeeaety on = we tar 1 eet eam aud } il for $1 am. move) THOMAS ROANLAN, 7 one Been acre DICKS AND THRE. Whine Fon saee WP #TORE, NOW DOING 4 GOOD | Dveilinng te bounty y tema jest goaoehe w + Hunt aud Fievaren; will be oold | Setters’ oy ing ‘ ; ’ cheap. Apply id at IM Slewry sieve ~ ie . _ Oe SATE, AND YIXTURES, IX RUNNING | wavind thie BTA “é 40% 80 Broad order, ond Building to lewse, 32 Jay « wos, up elaine, New Yorn (yp y of 66 Mlecvbar a M TERNUNE = - DQUALIZATION OF BOUNTING ro states FOR tau curan—a visnwan vacrony, Arrty | By Goreramen vim ones, 2 Reseden) | tp At 442 Venn stroat ativea ® a" reeate ‘ oof omgreee = wants. spptors . tae JOR SALE CHEAP —A LARGE BAYR, COUNTERS AND Ae WhLL ‘ ae 8 Diage Case. Apply at 121 Nanwan street, linfmedn y Le ORKAP-A FINE RAR WITH POUT al at - F Pelaived Hoorn, aivuated at Ieig M ree ot yngrece, ah be seen any eveutag It wut old betore will te euh met Poaay ath o Thurets NiPeAaY, te Hin SY. Voie, JO BALE CHMAM-A ClO am WOUNTY BILL PASSO. mot store, prion GLI) Apply at 980 4) nthe ar eritia 7 oe er enema, ete CMPAR OSE, OF THR paar . «wer Mile Depots uptown, doing a oneh wf 5 a day. Por particulars inquire after 9A M - 2, 16 Nitin avenue, near Risteruth sireat ™ ® was - oh onee, ah DOK KALE, WITIT A LEARR-A reg) vem hy Gracery, 08 the corner of Thirty wd avenue. lnquire ow tie preminns —~ | Qorpinne uso Rh SALE OR TO LUT—VIRAT FLOOK CONSISTING | aint irntched rome. gat and water, in Tweaty | mes, G2 Apy'y o Lesington avenue, Apply si O Wee jn ted ately - tot KOU NT POR ALF OR TO Lae 4 LONG POTAR Liane Hane Vartory, in @ or I, rahe tet Wee keun e nar reas Lins ERs Serve orgezs : 4 GQOLDIER® pre wot TY FOR THe VR ane se, Be for 10 yar men Rirtng pret decergre nd tle SRUTT AND GROCKHY STORE Pom HALE CURA ’ alin ate inte, PC rmayt papeent ae a AOMD m city, with “ Apply 0 3 | te MP CAPFLATY. 8) Prontway. rom Bo 6 JSPY WILL FP ADTANORD TO SOLUTES As xD oFrt srrune axo| M 7 " mine Ane 7a . i Forurenes HEM TORR, 108 York street, Retina arn worn Ty Mawes MACHINES. ae eT Bons AND ENGINES YOR SALL—aT Ty MANGtN eran so) o wire Ce i > : yom «ALE STEAM BN ROLLE vu ‘ k “ &. we z ny ne he tenn at ANSE ARLOR SAY AMD SOMR, ru ausoRD A Tr ate e's tom pote. Apply bape 4 FoR sae HIMES or ne ENV RLOPR MACH nme a hare wend Then on 19 thewes ‘ The — * oe fe cid minh v soap be ee DIE, Ieektve wdnsn a taarons ANhOEN @ CaM ey © On KALE ONK OF ENT PORTARER aston aires months Apely 1d “ PLANING Wart MANTELS J ay Manrtre * avn he ’ Hs th arenes, Verweon T (He BWR PL AOm wae ate Trem, wirit + mahiug Om 4 torte a Ly meee Tera Ve thee *