The Sun (New York) Newspaper, March 1, 1865, Page 2

Mr. Lincoln's New Tern, lw a few dove a ecene will occur at Washington which hag not been witnessed since the dave of Arpnew J screos —s President will be inaugurated fo servo a mecoad term, Bofore the rebellion when pelitical parties were running along in “the even tenor of their wey,'' it Was thought that the der for double Presidential terms bal pacet, Whea Mr. LixcoLn waw first elected tot e Pree dency it war generally euppowed, of couree, that he weuld ahare the fate of all bin postelace CSBOTSs and be quietly laid upon the + term. This wae evidentis ba own belies and doubt at one time hia wish, for he explicit: ce “THE NEW YORK St SUN, Wr PNESDAY MORNING, | MA A Great Battle at Hands Tre military situation in Virginia and North Carolina growa in interes, ea the climax ap prowhes, The public ere eagerly watching the beiberto mninterripted march of Eranwas, aul the oreangaine Claas are calen!ating the fall of [hich- toon Lon the baeia of the time required t) march from SHRRMAN's present peasition to the rebel capl- ta), Rut thie is taking «ton ferorabie view of the renter, bin not! kely that Srmewas wil mivance ouch further without determined opposition, for the necessitier of toe rebels will compel thetn to fight. Tf Seaman je permitted tocontinue bia un- tiopeded inarch further, the fate of Richmond will be sealed, for ite Inst avenue of communication willbe cutot. Therefore, o great battle for the rebel capital munt be fought, and thie muat ocenr, net at Petersburg, but at Raleigh, Ballsbury or c pointin North Carolina, The rebels evidentiy undaratand this peculiarity of the mo itery situstion, and the ection of Baaranaann in steaily retreating before FusrMas, sod collecting together all the roll in the garrisons and eleewhere, in the neighborhood of his retreating line, shows that @ desperate resistance to Gienwan will be made when the proper point has teen rea hed, The extreme reticence nf the rebel paper regarding the extent of Brat craann's present force maken it aifeult to judge how formidable the attempt to check Sirmwan will be. He undoubtedly bewin his command al] the troope that comprised the garrie fone of Savannah, Charleston aod Wilmington, and itis pormibio that be haa two cf Hoon'e old CHL 1 1865, fattheend of bie | clared hia intention not to beccmen caud @lection, Mute majority of the people, peered im: presse, With the beliefthat a change ‘wi wing the stream" was inexpe lent, wud detern 1 thie their caudi'ate, Mr. to make hin a re Lrscons therefore revoked his decision relative & a single tern, end op the fourth instant will recess an honor which no man has enjoyed ® thin a third of a ceutury—the honor © ther as eecond installation eof Previdentof the Lnited States, pore other strate | | | The New Territory of Wyoming. Mr, Ashley's bi! 6 orvenizaton of the new | | | \ territory of Wyoming, now pending in the TI of Repres*utatives, « e the boundaries of tho proposed territory ea follows: Becinning at the intersection of the twent © of longituce Washinvton © first deer f idiers, Monotau thle ¢ ts sof luni # north intit h oder vu onty fifth deve to the twenty-fifth dex south ty to place of beet. wit Wyotmtog la hounded on th hiby t 4 Vian | north t | cotal; on the eoush by Colorad | wert by Utea mud Idaho, fe due ow hy N th corps has been reported, Thess forces woukl Dacorah and Nel sh oes Tape erritory, Dacotals it give him anarmy of thirty-five or forty thousand Ne pol bg oe or ite men, and itis probable that he hag, tn addition, jug Deru ite, W ming will form thet i Arizona, Colorado, Tacotal, linha, Moutang bebre ew Meson t tal Wel neton, Tere ace te Lew States th proces of formation, allot which will in @ few yeare taky their places in the Cain, ory.) ‘ nd di githered up o few the tached bands, whom he found in bis line of retreat, It has been etated that Lr fercemente t ant eonmerp lately diapatche! re) + Trarergatp, but this ia extremely ‘The Explosion in Charirston. Ir will be rememlered thet the first telegr announcing the fall of Charleston mentioned th fact of w terrible explosion having occurret at the improtable, Ler has hisownhands full, aud the recent advan cof Meane's left wing was doubtless for the purpose of getting a better position from which to wateh the rebel communications south- wentwar The column which ia designed to cons | Wilmington Depot. A correnponleu' sends the front Biurewan, therefore, muat number in the | following details of the acciient + neighborhood of forty or fifty thousand mens In the building a quantity of cartridees and keee of powder, It seoma had been « ne they hed nottime to rer tected. A number of men collected to wateh the burn in the railroad ynid, whic during the con ning about the depot, bad discovered the powd the (un of the thiog,and withou! realizing the dauver h gan to aud hen ar forrnidatle arms, if aki that General MAN has within call, with which tocombat the relel arcs, la toe greatextent, a matior of epecilation, hut it is behaved to be eth. ciently strong forthe purpoos, It imaleo stated upon the authonty thincity yester lay, thats union of General Boao. vrein'a forcea with General SiPaMan's army was tffectet on Monday, the The revels andoubedly me n® desperate etlort to jchmiond., The Rich- mond papers have for some dave past been throw ing out ominous hints, and the Examrge of Satur. day atates that it bas been inter ‘icted from pul Nebing the news of military ope ns in North Cerclina for the present. From these indica. tions it may be inferred that the rebela aro de. termined to try the virtue of another battle on bee halfof Rechmond, ant aa everything with them depends upon ita successti! issue, it wi! no doubs be stoutly contosted, fully managed, The forces & A nutihes of hoya while run= { private lotters received in the flashes 0 the powde eutton ae it was blown woron OF the es tridces. Dove roon beam PAFLilne, Rud epee r hands iormed leaat the fire tothe mau « in the cepot, The reauae ia easily t epatk iguited the powder in the train there waen leuping, running line of tire along the round, and then an explosion that ebook the elty to ite very foun- dations from one eud tothe ocher, The buddiur wasin mercond A whirline joaee of rugs, ipa tre men. dove volume of flame aud emo A report rivaling Heaven's artillery then a rilence en rued thet mace every p tombe and hold hie breath, The cauce of the tremendous ex m soon became known, and a rush was tnade jor the seene of the catartropne Buds @ eight ie rare.y witieeced, The butidiog wae in mins and tron the burn inane arose the aconizing cmes of the wound to whom lithe or no arsistanee coud be endered by the paralyze ctaior, Mau wounded by i tying fragmenta of the bmidding, were Lith instant to n arrest our prouress end & geroua fiom th ‘The Lorollment Bil, inoved trom the — addit danger of Tuy Amenitatory Enrollment bill after under. | but thorn In’ the Ol, oF imineuiately et ering couutiess changes and alterations at the | the firous ne the supplicating voces aid ' P meonizing Kross that appalled the elouter nity died my ay nud cemeeds uA Claried rinnine ol ly were leit by the cevoucine eve sitivoved on tonew vietima, who soon passed amid that borrtt scene fiom luv to doath, Lauguare ¢ uinot adequate Ty describe the t eries ior aid and rescue item) the wounded & thin tes upon willing eare: but nothing could. be done tous gist them or even to nlievinie the fag F ‘ flames etiode on, Leking up ev thine o aud euvelcping its vietims in ite tery gna bince, bowtiu bands of Congress, was dav and becarr lie dis sed of on Mon materially changes the preseatlaw gore ning conscription, aid althougt it possesses some obrectionable featuras, is on the whole an impr slaw, bie patuie of the reste the ent The abeurt idea, of mak - ing principals reeper ble for the behavior of their ne the former ‘nto the ranks latter's desertion, was very tho bil! The muster tf asuletinute is now to be revarded as a final ex. emption for the principal for the full term ofthe ebay istraent, There is one provision in dhe new bill which, if it had been a testure of the aid law, would place New York out of the draft at venttimg, with a larwe surplus lesides, The reterred to state substitutes, and for inthe eventa of the ely the ruthevings ot the i pro properly etri win Av aay tnde, Over been chawed men were wo p.osiod, OF Wee Luirned by the tte nte's er An Admonition, Archbishop Purceil, of C.ucinnasl, is out in a Len ten Pastoral to hie ¢ He eaye “Another motive fo consideration that the that ** herealter all persons ¢, wheth- ustercd inte the mililary or naval se or as volunteers, substitutes, representatives or | are involved jniy be rear rele ene | stherwine, shall be credited to the Stato and to the | (0% national and individual aine. W pede boot | movoked it, North and South, by ous tees And as we have pec ed ue by the + ‘ the other, Let ue hasten to be rev we may be reconciled a® & nation reds of thourands of our bretliren ¢ \ ehipe ot the camp, the march, the treact battie 4, there are upwards of resent our own biave Union devenders endering fein wou and disease in our hoepitais, aud alas many more in rn prisona, ls thieatime tor gayet at 4 sux that be uw jam to ta dying wconies of the Great Penitent ot the wi v bali, the opera and the ballot (cod Prigay, ie tt true ana ¢ n indulge im heardess tevit the sirieks of the dying, th tr Yarions of the prisone feryeton aud eyinpatny? be ownship, precinct er other enrollment aub dis- wriet where auch persons belong by actual ree. Tene’, if such pers os have actual residence within she Ualted States, and where such persone were or the e enrolisd if Hable to enrol!ment.'* (tis well known that this city has furnished a & Se proportion of the recruits credited tothe rural dietricts of this and adjoining Statee. To fact this stuse has teen eo flagrant that many country dis. wiete have made no protension to recruiting within choir legitiinate bouudey and have, on the occasion of each succeeding draft, by fed from 1 the apt ndet us comme terealanytitic vied hither with an f We lave Umined, Ibdy yer tow abundance of bounty money, aud filled ther | we tthe ew that whi iotas at the expe: pot New Yc a O- Wig ay ity ex 4 arr ‘ 1 ts ‘ ew York, Had the pro auis ii-cenial, sam word, by iy' this Lent, Vision in question been in operation heretofore, | doevil’ and learning to do well ier the certot our Lived, de B Pi mort, Arebly of Cinesuati, this could not have been done for the men thus fihbed from tho city, of course, would have been ereditel here, The clause in the new bil which Fer ates the recruiting business i likely to create ® eevsation smony tho brokers and substitute agents. fh wil virtually brosk up the outire busi- What ile ‘ight Mave Been, J. G Hounesp, of the Springtcld Rerrvuricas, has boen rusticating in Voriiont, Joo kine ar amon the farmers, and he writes tu tLat paper as | ‘ lows: aebs OF Dros erage, or at least waillgo cireumseribe a “Tmagine your corre ent that it will uo longer be of much consequence, | life be might Have led and ever “ (hia provided thas taball not be lawful for any | for that matter, auiong the '8 asa tari person to eayaye iv the business of procuring ree would have grown aba tod str tho farin sunio dara in July, sand Kone out haying £ vl take v for | vy the running pear ol @ At two aed t ruitsor substitutes for money or profit, Without vaving firat obta ned from the Secreta: War re t >} r thereabuuts be would baye eutbority ip writing, ‘The party is to fil ¢ |? be aed ‘i Wo tlo proof of | attendon to a inrl with a fathe Werth te oie loyalty aud goo! character, end give bond to | thousand dotlars—and a t curl on he es the amouct of $50,000 that ho will fy Ny ob serve and obey the laws snd regulations in force head, a girl who alw a ee ae jog her mw way Well, ya went u Seats, ani Bang Witho ® carbation pret er seelug her bone from 6. governing the obtaining of recruits or substitutes Toe effect of this provision will be to sup: ress the F hoo ane Ortwo yeurs, thxen her to | i - . she wonlt ave marned her wud eouled frande pow perpetrated upon recruits and the Gove | Gow. Yoara would Pass wWay, and that gor ° eat e#like, but it will also materially ciriniesh 4 w shave bad eleven ehiluren teenumber of enlistments, Somethin calculated a live at ‘ upd tour g hada t iinw paing the: ' eud to beuuty swind.ing Was urgently 4 -ariPaaece i iearhe froon be abie tod er Washing da sand ‘ecling i ase 1} t it would seem that she enactment io PASO im Wo swe tm its character, Ik can- stitute agents have done t Se denied thet au e0 amsessor neb toward reinforcing our armies, and if some | fr years Lo the eveniag ot n av ateiie Could: lien aRatad Hera hich? ine Ania MA ay Woubb, thirwen barrels cu ' pied by i" dar, aud my bewspaper ia my banus 1s bo eradicated without breaking up the entire | and look over the mareety throach a p m, is would be better, The concluding sec- Mounted ep tacles, and wo ter Why Buc piece as this wloula be published." bolishes the privilege, hitherto granted to Governors of loyal States, of recruiting Grn. St Sos LLY is) ie Dayenoe th Toy nevroes tn the insurgent districts, This is also a | pose of orgautr be AA: tion of the new t ements « nb ree yood provision, and im fact sbere is bus ite of an | Delm lately 19 Bock Istond, Wl, prison, who Lave \ taken the oath of allegiauce und declared the r wil olectopable character 48 $40 bill o@ ab BOW | lingness to cuter 6 ne ue oOrvive Of tbe Governme “ale puwluas the Ladieus, be Governmens Financial News, Markets, &c. New York, Tuesday, Feb. 2%, 6 2. M.—The s octane tions in gold, aa bulietined at Gilpin’s Merchants’ Ex- change to day, have been na followa:—At 10.00 A.M. 22%e5 10.40, 200; 10.45, 4 10.55, 208% 5 11, WIG 11.10, 203% 5 11.20, 203% WSs: 1144 11.50) 203", 5 12, 208% ; 12,20, 203 2029 5 12.6% 209%; 1.1%, 1.2% 202% ‘ 21% The rtock those of juotatione of this yesterday, ehow but ne porte ad- vanced while others dee da. Governments are ime ercent belug the pers ate for ew ‘ cccasional teinpora sue ate made at hypercent Vecy tew fire pre offered, and tb nte e renerally 89.0 percent © wae move f PS alts’ H On'Cha fay bloure ed @ little firrrer, a d price Vheat was « ‘ eu Om wer and et, Pork wae ' Lard waa tirm, ond Whiskey wae aU CTION NO’ TICES JAXTENS IVE SALE. OF ~ HOUSEHOLD TRADE NOTICES, if OUSESMITHS—A REGULAR MEETING of the H. S$, P. V, will be held at the Cryatal, 228 4 Furniture thie, Wecueeday, afternoon, at tw@ Grand #ty Wednesday eve t at 74 | o'clock, at hou 2 We et, Mear Tth AvennA. o'clock, Punectual attendance rejuceted ae an elees | Every descripion of parlor chamber, dining ro tion of officers will take place, JOHN S, COCHRAN, | and nurrety furniture. e tela and te neg President: THOMAS WESTERMAN, dee Ws | Wrneaels und iagrain « tedatends, cocks UNK DEALER'S ASSOCIATION—A_RE- | Shated .Cleaaut softs t ¢ oder, low pontings te aud p l a china cut he rilver onement, H.R, WES JAWNBROKER'S SALE, THIS DAY, BY JOHN MORTIMER, 15 boat Broadway, of 408 joteof Men'eand Woruet's Clothing Comey Bkirtey J soriation w ll be held.on Wednead | Art, ti4 1M, et ie JAMES bb “CHANSAS, Pitew t Auctioneer THOMAS SM SP SHOREMEN's U.P. ASSOCTATION, rene eby. notitied ton ehavit, cloal eT Manta, Fheete, eDre cutlte biane t p vd ti heir new baders at their . PANTA boots And ober vols too numer ue we » Th " + March ui fo meation, By oder of P, FREEL. uv Grand +t. 101 | Hivedises treet, Ose PHL ASH MOK | PANSBROBR EIS | SALE = G, LEWIS, wer wi th av, at is wore, by ¢ ' NOH! PHE WILLTAMSBE RE Ht v my y & taree quantity Of mes 4 ' hold a megtion Thirodes * toolrs f 1 instruments de, ‘ sia " dat ss Grande at Taocuek, Bye 1 i the socle SiH é& J. BOGART, ALCL Ks—THtts DAY, | Pi. is—A SPECIAL MEETING ti hk, at the store 1 North Will ats PY, Woure ! * Nance t ‘ ne aetock of er ry and lique u ' We M ‘ coffer, four, &, JOLLN B. HILLIER, is acy bal to hea § IAMS A, tee AFFNEY AUCTIONEER Salesroom dedly higher and more active MES Pon Frehet will se {11 o'clo pa prart noaan ‘ fee, block and fixtures ¢ ry wud liq teek on vires Of the iiquor store commer 20h PTS, Ory OS a ontive I ot M _ WITTERS, ALCT., US Fe motets ‘ ‘ iti DoD. oP. VAINTELRS t irmee, ' ts € new ie te { n \ ¢ fe sliver wa m ¢ i ’ ‘ nt ul i No. 21 A ’ 1 liquor ¢ ' , il nhecs 1 . dare mitror, US, 6a A f v4 pleer ' \ y LJ Tenn, be, t ! jOuIN BRALTI i 1 y ; . IELIAS ABBOTT, ATCT. OFFICE 4 4 " f Ms. ts ‘ f Cuan ALLEN i Bor fixe ‘ ar M. WOLP, Ai CT—BY L. WOLF, WIE ‘ ‘ 1 T ‘ > ’ “ry ‘ VAM 1300 Clo. A Pibe. b AKERS UNlo RY AWW W We ineadg. Ma t wk . wr be t ‘ wh, trathre 1 ("a ¢ ‘ s . "ahs y "aad ie Piece sy Btne of i Ay a VWOOPRE FL. Pres b cules on ‘ Chi Wel AR MONTHLY MELT 1 OF . . ; bbe pe tong ie Qu vor Ml... ra ' } ALUECK, Pres Ash. bore] ‘ ee) eae een Keut of ” ‘ , nie it ip one los ’ Ayan a thin We ads eve “ . Py “ > peg ria egg cthlmel BRes i ese ‘ ONT AND FOUND, eh r ‘ , “itty nd - io ‘ JANK BOOK LOST, FER TH, NO, 110, trie P ® : a et, aball receive eh re vara, and oD er ed i” Er 1 ! vit to Wize 400 Hending It area “ YELLOW CANARY BI Prom hoot #5) 100 Mich. Cea, F tes over, : ‘ Li" Ga heute abot of hed 0” Ob uo . at a foams Cinje & ing 30, ta Ce HATH, 3 TOST—PASS-NOOK NO. i mm) Cam, Coal i ; 4H Gb. & SW 4 iru ' erin Savines Lb i Twin y CeO: arid Cond y t ! he Bank for ¢ Oy Quiexsiver te SOCKLO KLE : +} diy of Piease cet to the i said ’ Ml T CARMAN'’S RED-DAC MaripoonM loa PLFt, Ve. wt sy il ii be be Pee Oat Le rte ow do., lo “ ad ry 7 How " Th et Miah ' pared ti We ngit 72 Reade Cattle Market. Bia Serene tin a P | #10, IEWARD—LOST ON New Yous, Feb, 25, 1546 jon * isthe coing down 14.11 sty ZAM seiner i TRanal : ING ISLAND —F Fl te Te fala wedi 11 West Lith st ed with cattle te ) Tost ore i ton seta ‘ te dat Vy Sey REWARD—LOST, A PARCEL rwar order, A gionier portion of t : &, DD Wet ‘ 0 hooks left’ on Mouday mo eattle were purchased in the Weet for prime oattio, | roe \ ale eer el ck, bast Broad 2 detentions alone the sou aren ed . ‘ d dies, ¢ ‘ wt . uw them to the storm, tol! tear t yu the | le a WEN A s ‘ y, 2o4 Eleventh et, of at 10 Join et . te , seat, OWEN ‘ ‘ = | saat anal ee SIAN DROPHERHOOD — A SPECLAL | NEAL, BE SENE antiy suppl.ed than to . A Rare wii atte i Acs NTIO N—SAVE YOU R MONEY RY ere a littie lowe 4 Au leing * BOK ETS “By . etic > 4 R » cy at 108 wade to-day, at L’sfy ‘ 0 ‘ et was - x n arte fom tend downward, 1 nog, bey and TE BEGRS: BESTE CCS: ” embroldesod with gold bullion at Sine Thin market ie alimeet entirety t of PY, Come Ba nN t ar) ptock, prices ruling #8 luct web 1 t ‘ , MA by 4, MP = -~ e* pound : LR eas Cat A abet naar ; 2] Bess Stents ST IN USE. : ; : ‘ nuit DYE. HAL DYE SPURCGAL, AROPI as, ry Dag ehtalage ties ie ba had OF Direae Seven-Thirties WW pened Subscripe | iii Ve MEA i ai,, Witiameiurel tion Rooke Ob Bee dere for any | | THER MATi r " Leet amount of there notes w a Vay to | 1s Yon wll Cherry p.m. aud aeconstant supply on bert tor imme eba atid cor Loan Agente, No. 4 Broad ive ' ' ‘ tie - a4 Z } N1 Messrs. b jer & W ‘hrenelogir ust BLOT MURPHY, Mies, WILLDAM ik Ouse AP FOOD UEL CAN BE PUR Palley’s Magienl Vain Daxtracta La pit mM ! eh MAGIEW \. I MAS pie STON BL LLDING p ware ot counterteite, if doutit d at ‘ 4 ‘ Ps ile e , th FIVt bi Deas wh t na , im ot, 43 Liberty et ' iT} ti om wt hy M are Abang ENA SO Yor Colds, Conghs, Broncbitis, and all } ' tN Fp i | ‘ FRO ‘i by , teas « ih afiestions of the Lungs, take Ayer's Cherry 1 uy | ’ 6 tn t AVL M4 ST, which leeuretocauret ON ws PA Grover & Hal certs First "rensiane bimaic | ' f t pay hele Dest re r. potatoes Ce ae Una frultaa pt, Btooh Kt PERSON, Mest. i. M ‘ TAME MUPRAY, 048 AVENDE B subse riplions reccived to Wali tree Ke abet for the ie ov coal, coke and wood, at meligut evans (ow of New Yorke’ Ade . ; SRS VAT, YROPECklis, COMPRESSED YPAst -—THE DEMAND er | VA DAVISON, AGE ' emed i @ pul _| 24 wit ws ' e the wing de in the various is jtoney Of Horehound aue tar’ | 4 MA ste of the city, where it a be bh veh every Droachial ta + aud lune | ow ‘ ‘ ve ave \ bet thand The Honey ot HH sabe WOT he th nee! There eth ‘ el, Penis es "\Y + | pense, SAM re Vi ” 44 Ce Niks06s fee : “ue p> s ENWICH AVI, > ry 2ESSES—I Me Wheeler & W Highest Preminm 1 ) TAILORESSI t ines adwa co | oreres wh morhy 4 , yWERY ‘ ‘ va, she will i ihe PMtiptle Locke ich Se : Mach t io eg abhi 1 Pris min by het a hive te ls 4 F, Eneeieke = a re hts 420 , ’ HAT, ENG tES ANG —Chas, Gobliards ‘ Mia, Cathal GROCERY AND LIQUOR STOR # Waitt | 4 Poe Oo othe ut ‘ od 40 Soars aw paid 1 t de fod tel none. tt Hi. Stellye dave 1 1 4 10 Mteud 4 o FP and friends are invited to att CASH PAID FORTIAGS Wolne Riati ks VRE. Cli ASCE A GOOD PANT | books mint ne * ; vote oe we re) ; SautR T ' a, Beidvot, | i of ‘ feat A pen e260 D eye per Ih, at f ' oo ; } ‘ PS aNbD ol G SPRING FASTHONS = ithe tune CH—THE GA WILL oa] { would ieepoetiu p , 1 " na = 1a A ne ter n Wedner. tay, Ket Marva ' a Ink Sj dav, M lel, 105 8 z it Col v Cork t wine i ‘ took toatterne Deer a tet bt lila THE STOCK. AND HTX. | Se tne sates ont Onkets ae | 1 i ' t ! LU i tury be * y ? t ror ( i oh i h ‘ Yan, wR BOO siuen yay te t Ne dd vehity id nud I. K, Clemont, are . , ‘ “ bis tea rea WISELY | etlaueee hu iibene * | mo SALE —GROCERY AND J OR AT Cvs deen, w od to burntst, can he had y FO Y ove rs qu at, Princes im the loseument, 90 sian Vet nd he y "| 1 & Hibs RY ¢ ’ ‘ in and Oa n 4 COLLLA'S PATENT SPERM OIL POR LU. : ; WOR SALE VDA RGAL i" ‘ 1 as fort ‘ ! ' : P 7 par SURO ETS ! hor ny (Wedie n j \ eo Va ie eae ie, ‘ mit ' ' 4 ‘ otah? F 1 i wutl, ba | WoaMtoatae 3 : i ‘ ut ‘ lw 40 ( ‘ ' AG ‘ RY r te ’ t hi ' ‘ i i ' ! N i € y ery “ e, | ale by . 1 DENTE Wet B FOR SA APPT TUE HiGl TCAs bRiekm PAN VI DISCOVERY Ay A Ne sina tlio ant BY meat es r tet » t Mita wee cat and | PC) CEMTS PER POUND AND UPWARD a , . os wor We : ‘ ; hy it Bet he ' ay - Mo LET CHEAP-THE OLD ESTAR : ‘ a BENNEL Taek ANAL il { tit ete ude ol rie bal on pod & | House, gs. I > Inquire ! Poxur tere, 29 al tor] per toot yextiaeted without wu e ior sale ches 6 ’ aay } FEW ARTIFICIAL ThETH, oo .t ad finest sett $15, uaual prico evo, « ‘ave LD LEAD OR TYPE METAL OF ALL nOUbd DFlvatas extincsed without pain, | dy degerit HAOL Bs ouch at AA i e Pr 4 on thi 1 tong Ventiet, 03 ave C) Dear ath oy loc . CRASAKE, 151 Wi su aye,