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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-14

SOOQ5, TEZ.
Looking Glafes of va Gentlemen's Shaving
rious kinds, among Cafes;
whichare fome very Profile Frames Of all
elegant Chimney fzes
Claties with Bronze Gold Leaf
and Grecian Orna- An extenhve sGort-
ments mentofMaps, Prints
thermometers and and Pictures
T'eleicoPes also,
Night and Day Spy l4l boxes realEneli1n
Glafes, upon an en- Crown Window
tire new conaruc- Clafs
ton; ~ crates Window
Mathematical inifru- Glafs various hzes,
ment Gales; which will be cut to
Ladies DreGing Glaf- any pattern-&c. &c.
es, Of every defcrip-
tion
The above Goods are offered al
wholeiale or retail, on as realonable terms
as they can be procured at any lhop il Anie-
RIGA. Lfke1,uf.
Old Frames new gilded Ladies'
Needle-work hand ornely framed Enamell-
ing executed on glals, with ilver or gold.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-14

a L the late FIRE near R0tiry01 q III
iy's Wharf, FiRE-BUcKET, No. 2
with the fubferi5er's name at length.-AnY
perfon who can give Information respecting
Che fame, viii pleafe 10 call on
John rockingham.
TEt Ia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-14
REMOVAL.
-
Isaac Adams.

= ESPECTFULLY informs his
friends and culomers thar he has re-
moved from No s. Joness-Row, TO the build
ing occupied for the Portland G9zetie Printing
0fFes, which is directly oppodre Milne Baak--
where is for fale an extenhve alortment of
BOOKS IND ST ZION RI.
on as Eaal terms as caa be purchafed in the
aats.
or Tickets and Quarters in the
6rth Clafs of PJsasagss 5yi4ss Lotisry, higheIl
prize, 10000 dollars. July IA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-14
Dancing School.

THE fecond and Taft quarter of
Mr.. LEBEb DE MARGNY for Dane
ing viii begin the Goth Of Iuly. Conditions,
dollar Per quarrer.
NO Scholars will be admitted af-
the frlf week Of the opening of the Hall.
IN hours OF teaching will be
for the Ladies, on Mondays, from S o'clock
- the evening, It'll o'clock--for the Gen.
tlemen, on Tuefdays, from till u and SAT-
urdays for both the Ladies and Gentlemen.
from half raG I till 8 in the evening The
Minuet viii be taught At the end Of this
quarter.
Mr.. Lcbel gives ALTO private lef-
ions for Dancing Apply in the naorninr :,
Mr.. GraFim'f tavern. Julv :
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-14

Sale at Audion.
On FREDA1- nexf, July re.b, "a
n o'cI5ck, assa, rsiH BE- Jal4 on fhf
PREMIER,
4 Handfcmc & convenient Dwell
ing-Houfe, two flories high--htusset
On Frsr-lqye1, is now occupied by Mr.. z.
HANsAFoRD Terms Of payment made
known at the time and place Of fac
+. Greeley < 90. AHfrT5.
4nE IA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-14
Nankiins.

Fer fix. fit va. lG, Usioe-Y5z,f,
1900 pieces Yellow NANKIN,
entitled 70 debenture. July H.
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TakeR I'd drift.

RETWEEN HIGHLAND and Little
Chebeague, a MoSES-B o67, with one
fail and two oars.-The ewner may have her
BY proving property and paying charges
Apply to SAM l.. ALEXANDER.
FayefzseR, (Bailey's Ifand) June so.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-14

A DWELLING HOUSE, convenient for
a large family or two FINAL ones, with
an aqueduct-pleaiantly htuated in smith
ireet, near Mr.. Snit5 C.5gI.--For terms, APP
ply tc NATHANIEL GORDON
JaA2,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-14

THE f,bfcriber hereby gives public notice
a to all concerned that fhe has been duly
appointed, and has taken upon herielf the
trua OF EKecutriK Of the lait Will and Telta-
men. nf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-14
B4AC LOBDELL,

late of Falmouth, in the county Of Cum
berland, gentleman deceaied, by giving bond
as the law diretts-She therefore requens ali
perfons who are indebted TO the faid deceaGed' 5
ekate to make immediate payment aud
thole who have any demands thereon,to exhi-
Dir the fame TO MARY LOBDELL.
bafsA, .IEiy lob, 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-14
WANTED,

AS an Apprentice to the Btck and
PSnf-mafzg 5sIfuaiS, Lad about IA or
! years OF age.-Apply to Z. CAPEN,
June 80. z-ffe7nB5 TYborf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-14

WHEREAS my wife Nancy, has
left my bed and board without any
jua eaufe, and refufes to live with me This
is TO caution all perfons not to harbor or
trulf her on my account as QaalI pay no
debts Of her contracting.
Michael Grips.
I,,f~,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-14

Oxt0rd, G.-At Court Of General
SeDionS Of the Peace, bsgan andbk
den at Paris, +UitbiA and far the
county Of Oytord, on the JScond Tae1c
day Ct ,7s0le, Il. D. 1896.
ON the petition Of David Auc
til, jar, and others, Of which the foregoing IS
the fubaance--O Ordered. that the petitioners
caule the iubitsnce Of their petition, with this
order thereon, TO be pubIilhed in the Ne-O-
England Palladium, printed in Beasr, and the
P0ytlaad Gazette, printed in Portland, three
weeks fucceihveLy, the al publication to be
at leaa thirty days before the fetting Of the
next Court.
Attsi--- CYRUS HANlBLIN, CLtrE.
Inne so
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-14

WHEREAS SARAH, my wife, has
left nay bed and board, and behaved
in an unbecomins nanner--This is to forbid
all perfoAs harboring or truning her on ny
account as ffl4n pay no debts OF her con-
tracing. RICHARD BARKER.
June so. 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-14
IN ANCHOR

w 40 IateIY IakeH on Inc Hand
called Raggsf 5E, weighing between
fvsn and eight hundred, the thank of which
was broken. TWENTY DoLLA - reward
vii be given 70 any Perfon who viii give IN
formation, 70 thar the Anchor may be obtain
ID and the thief fecured.
Azartiai.ss, .7Ess 80. NATH. FERNALD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-14
coPARTNERSHIP FORMED.

Il. DcLmar0ne q 3. C1menafi,
No.2, Scollay's Buildings,
Coz, fret o5ToS,
r ESPECTFULLY inform their
friends and the public, that they have
formed connection in trade, under the firm
of
Delmarone & Cermanati.
Ard that they have now on hand, and ready
for iale received by the Galen, capt Sted-
man, and other recent arrivals from Europe,
complete adortment Of the following
Goods, Vfx.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-14

~ LEI,
PART Of Dwelling houfe, ftu-
ated IN Observation-Disclosures az the
Oaze''s-oiaes' July ?,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-14

die large and general ahort-
nent OF DRUGS - MEDICINES, On go'.a
terms, and at low prices On June 9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-14

Two Lots in the diiclaimed Land taxed 10
John Brigham, Of Minot:
~ 100 200 SIS
70 100 200 So
Dilclaimed Land taxed to Johah Little, Of
Newburyport.
rs 100 800. Is
A number Of acres On the dhclaimed land)
fuppcied 10 be about
200 500 81
Deiinquents on the highway, for the year
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-15
NO T1cE.

= All
n T the requested some Of those Who
n. bass.h been owing me considerable
length II time, I was induced 70 wait
with thsm until the present harvest hsas
got in, on their promise to make pay
ment Immediately thereafter. III now
earnestly solicit every person indebted
to me in any manner whatever, 20 avail
themselves of the means now ins their
power, BY a plentiful harvest, Of. dis
charging their debts by ths 2oth instant.
either in cash, whest or -four, foF which
the current prices WILDE allowed. Those
who neglect this notice, may expect to
have their notes, and accounts put into
the hands of an attorney for collertion,
afterthe above mentianedtim without
farther notice. ~ ~. !. -ei'..~7a
:. JAMES CAMPBELL.
August 1, 1906. ~. 49,. r. r.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-15
NETWORK, July 80.

GEN. MfkAHDA.--Bv the arrival Of
Capt. Wood, this morning, from Trini-
dad, which place he left the 9th instant,
letters have been received in town from
gentlsmeno on board the Leander. These
letters speak, in the most positive terms,
Of theft prospects Of approaching success
in the long contemplated enterprize Of
General Miranda. The whole expedi-
ton, consisting Of number Of vessels
and respectable force, was to sail 10 a
few days for the Maine. from whence
they had direct information, such a. left
no doubt Of their eGecting . landing with
out difficulty. They have with them ss-
yeral Spaniards OF distinction, who have
joined them from Caracas. The fol-
lowing are extracts from some oftke let,
tiers received this day ..7, %. I
~ " We have this day feceived such in
stelligenee as places things in so favorable
a point ofview, that hardly = doubt of
snccess remains. We shall certainly
leave this IN a few days, and AZ certainly
effect landing, from whence ! shall inn
mediately write you" =. ~.
= " We are making every preparatien
for the point in view, and shall leave this
in six days, and in ten more the fate Of
the country win be decided. Our force
n respectable, ofwhich would give you
q correct statement, but for reason
which has prevented my writing as fully
- wish, which Is, lest my letters
should fall inte'improper hands On their
passage. sst X. - - -. r.. y.
Reports from the. Maine state that
the Government Is tremblingly alive,
and they treat the prisoners, our friends,
with degree Of lsnity which was not &c
neraly expected" = : ~
Since receiving the aboye, another ex-
tract Of q letter dated Trinidad, Tune
20, together with a Proclamation, or
Manifesto, published by General Miriam
da, on the asth Of June, has been po-
litely handed TO as. If. Z -. : .
"General Miranda arrived here afew
days ago. He 10 to receive some sup
port from the British government, and
be has q number Of volunteers from this,
a. well a. from some other islands. En-
closed send you sManifesto published
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-15
GIBRALTAR, NAV 70.

- The following particulars Of : most
brilliant achievement performed by his
n,jesty's frigate SIRIUS, capt. Prowse,
on the coast Of Italy, have been re-
ceiyed from an oiicer on board the ffi.
gate. and may be depended upon. We
publish them, without comments, no
praise can heighten the merit which the
bare unadorned account bespeaks in the
gallant commander and his brave crew.
III. ~ S. Sirius, Aprii 26, 1905. i,
4" On Thursday, April IL, VIE gained
information from q vessel we boarded Al
sea, that I French national squadron,
eon.isting Of one ship, three brigs, osie
bombarde, and Eve heavy gun vessels,
had sailed that morning from civita We.
CHA for Naples. We Immediately made
all sail in chase ofthem, and, at4 O'Clock,
had the pleasure Of seeing them from
the mast head, and cleared ship for acti.
on al s O'Clock saw them very plain
from our deck. under easy sail, and ap.
parently determined to wait our attack ;
and half past six they hove TO, and 1t 1
we commenced action, both sides with.
IN pistol shot at . observed several Of
the enemy's vessels much damaged, and
running for, the land, We stiii 10 close &C.
zion with the ship and three briggs 1t 4
quarter past 3 the ship ceased firing, and
hailed Us 10 say she had struck. l am
sorry tia. We could not take possession
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-15
FROM THE REPERTOIRE:

The power Of the French Empire, AID
the character Of its Emperor arc subjects
which cannot too Frequently be brought
home to the breast Of every American.
They ought to constitute a portion Of his
morning thoughts and evening meditati.
ons j for the more thoroughly they are
contemplated the more dangerous win
they appear to the liberties Of Els country.
MOI thar Britain, II situated IN the
same circumstances, would be more
friendly disposed towards our prosperi.
~ and independence but Britain has
neither the power, nor the interest, to
slbvert the liberties Of our country: Il
should've the serious inquiry Of every A
merican whether France has not BOTH. 4
= The progress of Bonapaparte, from
his command of a company of artillery,
to his almost unlimited coneroul over the
continent Of Europe from his swearing
eternal hatred to kings, to his ascension
to the throne Of France, has been mark
ed withfear and astonishment but won.
der and terror (as Johnson observes) are
transitcry passions: they have since SUBJ
sided into stupid apathy, which gaLes,
without concern, n every new accessi.
on Of power, and seems to await the Pc
riod, 1t which the whole world will bend
beneath the yoke Of France, rather as
subject ofidle curiosity, than as an event,
from the communication ofwSich, there
will be any thing to fear or regret.
The Empire Of France with its depen-
denotes, embr aces all that fertile and
part Of Europe, west Of the
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-15

GAME. to the plantation Of the sub
~ scriberlast May, q SoRREL Mare;
9 or Q years old with q star and snip ;
near fifteen hands high; shod ill round j
trots, racks and eanters andzWas ap-
praised TO IS dollars. The owner Of
said estray Is desired to prove properly,
pay charges and take her away.
= ]. NEHEMIAH MATSON. =
Mill Greek, Berkeley .<,..s-
County, August 8, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-15

by him yesterday. Theirs no various
opinions respecting The success ofhis e.
pedition.n Fl. & b
The following : the Manifssto:
Fsirads and Csnhf,y,sen, IS
The glorious opportunity now pre-.
sents itself sf relieving from oppression
and arbitrary government, apeople who
are worthy Of Z better fate, who ought
70 enjoy the blessings of the finest coln.
Try 10 the universe, which bcpntifui Pro-
violence has given them. but who are
shaekled BY : despotisni too cruel for hui
man nature longer 70 endure. Grnanine
undsr theirpresens Affections they haik
with extended arms the Noble Cause Of
Freedom and Independeace, and call
upon you TO share with th<m In the god
like action of relieving your distressed
tellow-creatures. Hasten then 20 Join,
the stsadard Of @ NE who has the hap
Piness 70 call himself your countrynian
and 10 determined 70 rescue his country
snd seshed the last drop Of his blood in
Promoting its happiness: an object Of
which he has never lost sight, for d mo.
nSent OF his life. T.
= There will be made 4 liberal distribu.
ticf Of Land at the expiration ofa twelve
m4th, according 70 Rank, and priyates,
frot the instant Of Enroll ,nent, viii be
entitled 70 Provisions and Clothing with
. qutrter dollar per day as pay, not sub
feet b any deductions. RI r. n.
AMI you brave Volunteers Of the Isl.
ands Who have Hobly come forward TO
paftakewith Us our honours, and 70 share
with US aour prosperity, hasten to. follow
those Ohiesrs under whose care you have
already been trained, and Who are impa.s :
tisnt % lead you on to- Victory and
Wealth. = a.. = = -: 80
!, The Gulph that Columbus first diseo-
veEsd and honoured with his presence
wIllpow witness the illustrious actions
ct Your gallant efforts. '57zz7
II 4s July 81. 4, II. = Ill. al.
In additioato our Yesterdays aeeoants
Fosa Trinidad, We leArn from gentle.
man who was in company with Miranda
On the evening Of the 9Th inst. that, from
the conversation Of the general, there
was but little doubt Of his ultimate sue.
cess, a. he had lately received very ia
vorable accounts NJ well rs recruits from
the Main. A number Of volunteers had
enlisted at Trinidad, and wsre to sail
with the expedition, some Of whom were
young men of responsibility. 1t was
n = a. - q Y
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jefferson County, g.

Jefferson County, %. r.
E..-,.1..s Ely Court, 1906.
Abram Davenport, Complainant,
800 Sgainst -.
James Starry, Cyrus Saunders, and
.Wiliam M'Guire, Defendants. J..
Il = In CHANCERY.
THE defendant, James Starky, not
; / having entered his appearance q
greeable to an act Of Assembly and The
rules Of this court and il appearing to
the satistactioh Of the court, that he is
pstan inhasasat 81 TIA commonwealth,
upon The motion Of the eompiainsrt BY
his counsel, it Is ordered that the said
defendant, James Starky, does appear
here on the second Tuesday id October
next md answer the complaihant's bin,
and that copy Of this osderEe forthwith
inserted in the Berkeley and Jeffsrsort
Intelligencer for two months successive
jly, also published at tie front door Of
the court house of the said county for
the same length Of time.
A Copy. Attest, 49,.
GEORGE HIrE, c.J:c.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-15

of some other vessels, the night being
so very dark, and our ship very. much
crippled and close to the land, Howe
yer, we have given them sofnefhing %
remember Ms. Theship Is La Bergcre,
'andnow with us At Malta. They mount
ed IN the whole 95 guns, and e6i men,
which you will see BY the list Of them !
send you. ] canassure you We had q
nough 70 do with the whole Of them j
for the water was 90 smooth thar all their
guns told dior q frigste like the Syy
RUS, Of So guns, aud only 26o men, 20
have os guns, aud col men against her,
It was serious indeed. Capt ProWse
has lost his nephew, Mr.. Adair, Q sv-ry
. enc young rnan his brother was killed
on board the Victory with lord Nelson's
he. was captain of the marines. | am
sorry 70 say we had 9killed and 20 woun-
ded; the enemy had 5Ukilled and woun-
ded. : I. 7 - - = ]
Names Of The emmy = vesseis mia eageg.
ed dis majesfs's fiigate Sysiss, 0
Rome, Thursddy night, APrii II.
Ship La Bergere (eommodore) no
men, 1s twelve pounders, 4 thirty.two
pound csrronade. .s'. %s.4s. 4 = :
Brig L'Aheille, ITO men, 1s nine
Founders, a,hirsy six pound carronades.
Brig La Ligurie, n men, - nine
Founders. !. 49, il. -.
Brig La Janus, - men, IL nine podn.
ders. "a. 1, .,eg,7f,.- > " = = v
Rohbard La Vietorie, rs men, IL
eighteen and 2 sixty eight pound CARO-
nades. -. 4. So, -. - ~ j. D..
Cutter La auloise, 81 MEN, ! four
Founders, I thirty sin pound earronade.
Gun vessel La Jalousie, So men, 4
four Founders, thirty six pound caro-.
made. t.,..r4 -: Iii.
= Gun vessel La Gentle, Sc med, !
four Founders, 1 thirty ak pound CARO-!
made. - - ! :.
Gun vessel La Provencaie, 10 men,
= four Founders, 1 thirty six pound CARO-
= Focal es,asA. y sin. md e.trO.
nades. e. rs 3 Z ~ :. (, -. :.
: H. M. frisate Sirius-aeo nen, SIS
gums ~. ~ ->,', : - -" =. :
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-19
Foreign Intelligence.
ALBANIA, March 30.

The commander of the Russian ,,,
ron at Cattaro has issued the foIoviodrs 'N
der respecting the blockade of the uof,. W :;
the Adriatic sea:
To accomplish the jus. object Of MI,
tanning a good understanding with The ,.'
trail powers, and at the same time to n.,,
we're in the important plan Of cutting CA Il,
enemy from all supplies which he mins,
receive through the means OF neural, o. .,
commander OF the squadron Of his.impt,;I
majesty of all the Russias herebp po.if.,
aud declares
1. That all the coasts and harbors, bos
on the right and the lief. of the Adrian
Cult belonging TO the French, or to nm
trail states, and possessed by the French
are from this day su,clly blockaded BY h.
oquadron,
2. That no vessel belonging to The sad
powers shall attemps to con vey warll.
stores, provisions, or other supplies to apy
Of the blockaded places, under the psnaly
OF conhscatlon Of ship and cargo.
8. That whereas this notification suS,i
entity testihes the respect which nv court
enter.ains for the neutral states, Aaus
myself that all the evils Will be ayer,ed
which would result, to them from acting ID
opposition to the order now given.
HENRY BAILEY,
Commander of the squadron Ct his Impe
rial majesty Of all the Russas,
On board the Asia ship of the line,
at anchor ia the canal of the Boo.
ca di Cattaro, March IS, 1906.
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PARIS. Anril 90.

The taking of the Cape of Good nI?,'
is so extraordinary, both 10 the fact anu h /
The relation given oft, that it is oa.' =,
to pronounce upon SO remarkable Az
vent. -,
This Janssens, 70 whom that imP G,so.
colony was is,rus,ed, known tor bis " W .,
ton to the late Stakeholder, wouaus1 .;,r
the commencement Of the war ID hs''tG
-gainss the French, had since that ps.", .
distinguished hi,nse!fby his attacnmea I'D.
their cause. The formal refusal DC Il" i.
to receive the .uccors offered hi" oy a,
captain general of the Isle of Ftane e,,a..
.nounces that be ,hought himself sum- nd..
" strong to maintain the post ne har :. r,i,h
fend. Indeed, according to the co. IA
account, he had 500 troops 70 oppo,In ,1I
iurenchments, agaist 1000 Ens'sin Inn 90
the Cape of Good Hope is pos, 10, il
easy to be defended, that when' 10 m.d.
was rumored that the French "eI' TAXED
,ating an attack GA it, the governor n.o
his head tia, it would hold oas The
gaiass a feet of so ships Of the il'''
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-19
SWEDEN AND PRUSSIA.
Declaration of the Swedifh Con.
mandero

LAuENBURc, April Cola conseeuHa
of the reiterated rumors, that the prusSn
troops are making preparations 20 Da'''h:
Eibe, the Swedish commandane cOu1!
Gus,avus Lowenheim, has addressed he
following to the Prussian coluhsandaut al
Lauerburg:
/" To NJ LIE Commsrdant Of ii:
Prussian troops at Lauelburg.
"As several reports have reached me-
though unofficial, respecting the PreParati
ons of the Prussiaa troops fer passiugcm
to the RICH, bank of the Elbe, ! feel myself
called upon in conformity;o The orders /
have received from my SOW ersiSn, with
the rep;,irion Of mine of the LIST OF feO'a'
srv, to declare 70 the 'commandanI OF Inc
Prussian troops, that sill the HanoyefA
territory upon1he right bank f,ae Ebs
is placed under The protection OF Swsd'n
as the property of hi, Majesy's August
ally, the king of Great BRIAN and Ire
land, in his qualify of yl=ctor of HanO'eii
and that under this view, the countries
above mentioned are occupied by t"
troops OF the king of Sweden under ~
command aud that have orders to o.
fend those countries, in case of any vl0R
too Of their limits by foreign troops and
of which have given proper notice to ny
advanced posts, as any such violation WI
be treated as an attack upon the States
hrs Swedish majesty.
"Count GusrAvUs LowENHEIM
Z" Headquarters, RazsOuS
April Is, 1867