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The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-02

obacto Our prices are accora;o. ,
actual sales The transac tion, Of ',h y
week, although not extensive, aulho,a'''
US IN raising ovr quotations o: the bsuse
qualities fraction higer .saef
Flour. 1t will be seen by our s,,,.
ment. that the STOCK on hand is daiIy . s's
.menting; good BAKERS -four has hows uus
SUITE red less decline in price than ,o;s NIL
nave been expected. su
Fre,ghts. Ourshighest quotations h..
been given in a great maby Instance
Some are asking II cts for cotton cos.,
wise, and it is thought good vessels y min
soon command that rate. !"
Commercial Rspo,t.
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Prices Current at ~. Orleans Anr,,e

Prices Current at ~. orlsnns, apnls.
Cotton, best quail. Fl a 20 els; I'd ou,,
TIA l8 cts; inferior tomiddIing, Isai s
cts; Alabama, IL I5a; Molasses, 26y cs
dull; Sugar, Lou on plantation. Ga y
IN town, 81 a 81; Havana Brown. g. q
do. White, IA al; Tobacco. LIST al a
s, Cd quail. 81 81; Wbiskey, &c cent,
gal. sales. s
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Certain persons in this country are literally
missionary mad. A writer in Boston paper
lately proposed to tax that city to the amount
of some millions, for the diffusion of religion;
and more recent communication to an Utica
paper, proposes to accomplish the same object
by the cultivation of potatoes. A plan is sub.
mitted, by which Oneida county may be made
to grow 100 900 bushels, valued at 900 dol
lars, and the whole state yield crop worth
,372.Sl2 Fthe whole of the United States
were thus piously cultivated, they would give
a net revenue of nine millions of dollars. The
object of the scheme is meritorious, and we
regret that the protector has overlooked one
objection that may prove fatal to it-when all
the potatoes are raised, who are to eat them
~ I. Anaer.
London, March 22.-The Agricultural
Committee, it is affirmed, have resolved upon
the following scale of protecting duties
l. That the future import price of wheat
shall be seventy instead ofeighty shillings.
2. That duty of twelve shilings he imposed
upon imported wheat, when the price is from
70s to sos.
3. That duty of IS. be imposed upon i'm
ported wheat, when the price is from sos to
85s; after which the duty shall he reduced to
Is.
4. That further additional duty of SIS. shall
be imposed upon imported wheat, fer the first
three months after the ports open, and when
the price is from 70s to 85s.
1t is rumoured that principal of famous
distillery in Paris, is about to establish himself
in London, to distil brandy from potatoes by a
process which has succeeded in France, but
which he was there obliged to relinquish on
account of the high duties laid on to protect the
vine growers. The brandy made was accoun-
ted as fine favored as that distilled from grapes.
Three houses in the iron trade, in Stafford.
shire, have stopt payment; one of them has
turned adrift 700 workmen.
Paris, March 27.-ssThe Duke Of Laroche-
foucault Liancourt, Inspector C eneral of the
School of Arts at Charlous, has just gone to
that town, in consequence of some marks of
INSTRUMENTATION among the pupils in that
school. Several of these young people have
been sent back to their parents.
"Letters from Montididier (Somme,) say
that fires are seen almost every night in the
surrounding country. The authors of these
outrages even have the audacity to commit
them in t''e daytime. 10 prevent these mis-
fortunes, and to secure the general safety, the
Magistrates have placed military posts in sew
eral villages"
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS
We are indebted to the politeness Of the EdHy
ofthe Boston Evening Gazette for Che .
lowing:
Boston, April e.
DISTURBANCES AT ST. SALVADOR.

Boston, .1pT1I 80
DISTURBANCES AT ST. SALVADOR.
Capt. Brace arrived at Salem informs =
that from the Eth TO the Oath of FebIua,
great connections and many bloody seeDs
had taken place at St. Salvador, in co on.
quence OF .be arrival of an European "
neral to take command as GoverD9r az
Military Chief: supported by tie Europe
and Portuguese troops, about 5000 ~ Nv
Der. he demanded OF the Brazilian co., e.,
mander the resignation of his authcll,,a:,
and the latter supported by the 90"
troops and popuIace, refusing. they We We
fred upon in the palace square, snd asS
siderable number killed and wounded
The BrazilisDs were compelled 70 !,
trea!to fort San Pedro, where they "a,
mained till the SIst, when they evacusps
it, and retired TO the country, leaving W
commander a prisoner, who would pr
bly, lie sent TO Earope Tor trial. Duaa
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Norfolk, April %.

. s'N'JSs't up - 80
To the attention of Capt. Saunders,
owner of the Packet Schr. James Monroe,
we are indebted for copious List OF ves-
sells arrived at and sailed from The Balize.
"A friendly correspondent at N. Orleans
also forwarded 10 US by the James Monroe,
variety of papers OF that city to 10th
inst. inclusive, and the New-Orleans Com
mercial Report of the 9Th inst. The pa
pers furnish pothipg new. We extract
the following notice of the Markets from
The Commercial Report.
.Neac-Orleans, Apru 6.
Cotton The market continues, steady
and active. Extensive sales, of almost
every description, have been effected this
week, without any reduction in price
one or tHo lots Of extra quality, (near
three hundred bales brought % cents,
and small quantity was sold at 224 22!.
1t may be thought that in some sales Of
inferior quality which have taken place,
reduction has been submitted to; but
where any marks have sold for less than
former prices, it has been owing to depre-
citation in the quality of the cotton; for il
is well known, that there is considerable
difference between the early and latter
piekIDgs OF the same crop,
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FRESH GOODS

Hats, Shoes, Tortoise Shell Combs, &c.
John II. RUNNELLS g. Co have lust re-
~ teyed at their new Shoe and Hat store,
King street, Alexandria,a general assortment of
superior beaver Hats, made by first rate work.
men IN the country. Also. low priced compris.
ing of every kinds do; and have made arrange.
menfs with different manufactures, which will
ehan'e them to he constantly supplied wit, The
very pest with general assortment OF shoes,
together with ivory, tortoise, and mock shell
combs Of every description clothes, hair. and
o'her brushes, of different kinds, with variety
Of other fancy articles, which will be dispo ed az
on very liberal terms. Fancy or other goods
WA DE received as heretofore, and disposed of
" The best advantage on commission. aug 9
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Dying, Securing, and dressing
Establishment.

Corner Of Prince and Fairta:r streets.
JOSEPH WILLIAMS, silk, woollen, and cot.
- ton dyer and scourer, from England, res.
pectiuiiy tenders his grateful acknow Judgements
10 the ladies' and gentlemen of Alexandria, for
Inc liberal patronage with which he has been
uniformly favored since his first settlement here:
and hopes by his unremit,ing care, uniform
punctuaiity, and moderate prices, 10 merit a con.
iinuance oftheir custom
J.W.'s mode Of securing and dressing by
STEAM sPoNGIsG, has peculiar efficacy in ex-
nacting all kinds of spots, Stains, non-nouids,
&c from all woolien, cotton and silk clothes. ,nn
siuiis, &c so that sentlemen's coats, panta.
looms, vests, &c. and ladies' habits, merino shawIs,
lace wells, &'c. will be restored TO their first co
Tor and beauty. Also, stockings, gloves, nara.
sols' &c cleaned, dyed and dressed in the neat.
rs. manner, as to equal their original appea-
rance. Military uniforms, gold and silver EN-.
hrordery, fringe, epaulets, tasseIs, &c. cleaned
ana polished TO equal their original briIliancv
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4l,5oo,ooe
l24,67y, oOOl54,o56, OOcI4l, 5Ot

Total l2h672,oool 54,o6s, oocI4l,5oo,o00
Catholics Led, 6? 1000 pa, To their
clergy Is, iO6,ooo Professionals $4,000 ooe
pay to their clergy lI,906,ooo. Greek
church 4l,5oo,ooo pay TO their clergy
100000 pounds. Total Of christians
go. 22S. ooo. Pay to their clergy nS,712,-
600 of which Great Britain and ireland
for twenty.one million Of people pa,
more than one half. slstpfii
We will not lengthen this article By
remarks upon the number of cx,raordina
ry facts it presents for contemplation -
We would recommend our readers 10
lay this abstract away to be read again
and consulted occasionally. Before wo
close, we would submit the following
short statement, exhibiting the expense
per thousand of the whole christian
world ;-of the Catholic ;-of the. Pro.
'estan';-and the Greek churches for the
maintenance OF their clergy, 220, 223,
600 Christians in the world per Thousand,
lS5 4s Cd. l24,672, 900 catholics iD,the
whole world per thousand t48 10, Cd
59,O56,ooo Pro,es,ants in the world pei
thousand, 1850 IS Cd. 100000 Greess
IN the world per thousand, rs 6s. 3d.
Hence,it appears that the maintenance
ofthe clergy of the Protestant church
costs more than twelve times as much a:
those of the Greek church, and four
and hall times as much as those of the
Catholic church.
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OE EEVERQ

A physician at Utica in letter rub
Iished iDthe National Ad, oc1te, states
that iD the year 1890 he removed from
the North River to the Genessee Coun-
try, where for five years he had oppor.
tunities Of observing fevers in all their
stages-that IL oil ID persons in his
own family were confined at one time
that no city in the Union had so many
cases Of fever in proportion to the poDu
iatioD as the Genessee, for several of the
seasons between 1890 and I795-,bat
during the same PERIOD, the yellow fever
prevailed in Philadelphia and New York
which at the time h believed was some
new disease imported from abroad, bu,
on q visit 10 N. Z. in seventeen hundred
& ninety FIVE he discovered 10 his surp, ise
1t presented the same symptoms which
he had been conversGnt with Outing the
five preceding summers. a full inquiry
which he made on the object, resulted
III Gan irresistible conviction that the dis.
eases ofthe country and city were identi-
caily the same" lie could not discover
a single symptom attending the disease in
the CITY, which he had not met with 10 a
series OF cases in the country. The lat
ter generally presented the yellow skin
and there were but few fatal cases with
out the black yomit,
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E6ScAs of Government ana Cli,,o,e.

Speaking Of the effects of healthy
climate upon nations, and more particu
larly of the malaria OF Camtagna Roma-
ma, the Edinburg Review says-"it is no,
from fevers and dysenteries that North
ern Africa is cursed, am Carthage de-
ser', or that Carthage is reduced 10 less
than one sirM of its former population.
Mlsrule, and Its consequences, will ac-
count for these and fargrea,er revolu.
tons Austria is the malaria of Venice,
and Turkey is that Of Greece"
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DIR. SMITH.
(THR INDIAN PHySICIaM

ENARES this opportunity os informing the CT.
tizens of Alexandria, and its vicinity, that,
o@ing to the numerous and pressing invitations
ne mas received he will leave ibis place on the
4th inst. for Norfolk, where he intends establish.
ing his Inirmary. my communications add
dressed TO him, by the steam-D boat, per captain
Jenkins, will meet with prompt attention and
dispatch. Medicines or advice can he forwarded
weekly, with the greatest certainty and conf
dcnoe.
DR.. Smith returns his warmest thanks to the
inhabitants of Alexandria, for their Ideal at.
tention and poli'eness and hopes by his gene
raj success, to receive a share Of their future
ptWonags. " July is
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HENRY PITTMAN

havIng ny purchase, made on the hccniy-serenM
day OF NAY last, become the sole proprietor, aud
publisher, of the establishment Of
IHE ALEXANDRIA HERALD,
intends, in future, strictly adheriDg to these
CONDITIONS.
D. Five dollars year; half yearly in advance
by town subscribers.
ii. Subscriptions for less than six months.
charged at the rate Of six and quarter cents
each paper.
III Extra papers six and quarter cents.
Nv. NO paper discontinued until all arrcar-
ages are balanced.
v. ADvERTrsEMESTs, not exceeding square.
inserted three times for one dollar and twenty
Eve cents for every subsequent insertion: Lar
ger ones in proportion. Advertisements which
have not the number Of insertions marked, in
writing: vii! be continued I'LL forbid.
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THE FOUNT.
THE MOTHERS DIRGE
nY WILLIAN CARRY.

ny WILLIAM CAREY.
From bubbling streams, or springs ,ha,
rise, 81
In mountain grot or willowy vale.
Bring water while l close the eyes,
And kiss the lips 10 cold and pale.
From turfted grove aud shadowy glen,
Untrodden by the feet Of men,
From sedgy banks and fragrant fields,
Bring every flower that nature yields;
And scatter every breathing sweet
On iov'd Maria's winding sheet.
Blcs. spirit. newly freed from pain,
While DER thy faded cheek l bend.
(Belov'd, and watch'd, and wep, in vain
A moment more thy flight suspend.
Behold, while lowering OH thy wing,
With water from the bubbling spring
Iwash thy limbs spread thy bier;
Andiiay thee down with many tear,
Clad in thy shroud Of spotless white,
To 'iumber through weary night.
Thy tender smile. thy soothing voice,
Thy playful innocence, no more
Thy fond, fond mother shall rejoice,
Thy little dreams of joy are DER.
Of the mild graces of thy mind,
No token will thou leave behind,
No trace of thee will soon remain,
But in this breast Mothers pain;
A messy grave an humble stone,
To tell thy years and name unknown.
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SPIRITS, CHEESE, etc.

TAtHE subscribers have received hhds ia
N msica aud Antigua spirits Of excellent
quality Also, supply Of Goshen cheese, in
urine order oil whiskey in bbls ;. common il
do; pipe Cogpac brandy; do Holland gin,
few quarter casks dry Lisbon, TeneriFe, and
Madeira wines vinegar in hhds and bbls. to-
gether with general assortment Of groceries.
june 81 n r. RAMS AZ &. Co
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AN EXTRACT

Ihaye Witnessed the solitude Of dark
ness. and the silence of uDexplored for.
ests. have wandered amidst the STU
peDdous scenery of The snowy Alps, and
have been banished from human society
among men Of unknown tongues bu,
never have experienced such an Cd
pressiye sense Of loneliness as amidst
the throbgs of London.
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ETNA AND vEsUvIUs.

Ii is very probable that Mount Yesuvius
near Naples, and Mount Ena in Sici,
ly. form but different, portions of one
chain ofmountains that passes under the
sea and the Isle of Lipari; for, whene.
YER one of these volcanoes has great
eruption, ii is observed, tina, the other,
and the volcano in the isle oiLipari,t throw
out more flames than ordinary. This re-
mark is made by LonguerIc.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-30

s,raet OF the state Of christianity through
out the world. q
X Ca,holiesl Pro!esnn'sl Greek Chch
G. Brit. g. Ird 500, 000I Ia, 2oo, 800 F.
Other places Is 1872 0OoI3 ,O0c Al 100000
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PRINTING.
HENRY PITT.M.A.N

establishments very extensive Job Office, en-
bracing the newest and most fashionable plain
and ornamental type, selected from the different
ioundrics in the United States, expressly for the
execution of every dpscriutian Of
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NEWSPAPER TRANSFERS.

A cause was lately tried before the
court of sessions of Scotlapdto determine
whether par, proprietor of newspa-
per had right to convey,by will,his half
share OF the copy right to his tcstimentry
trustees. The court weie unanimously
OF opinion, that the right Of printing and
publishing newspaper, or the share Of
such right, however anomalous it might
be in point of principle, and whether il
might be called copyright, privilege pro.
perty, or by whatever other name, is a
valuable right, now perfectly Known and
understood, and is by the common law
both transferable inter UiUos, and trans
missabie TO heirs, independently of any
written contract 6etwixi partners or pro-
Drietnrs.
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Fire Insurance Office,

ALEXANDRIA, OCT. ], 1922.
NHE stockholders of this institution are here
by notified, that an ELECTION for direc.
tors will take place on the FIRST MONDAY O
NOVEMBER next, at this Office
oct is 81 J. B. NICHOLAS, sec.
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MINT OF MEXICO.

The coinage in the mint of Mexico,
from 1902 to 1891, amounted in gold, To
Si0, 6S4 ss5,-Silver, to sS6,e9s,5II.-
Gopher. in 1914, Is, Is. 81. 10 SAC, SeS.
The firodacts Of the mines Of Mexico,
in gold and silver, and coined, from 1890
TO 1905, inclusive, amounted 10, S1,S5S,-
$4,000: Silver drawn from the mines
OF Mexico, from 1880 to 1900, amoun-
ted - i49,S5o,27l marks, or 9S ooS ,sle
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Book and Job Printing

SUCH AS
Books and Pamphlets Magistrates Blanks
Dins OF Exchange 4 Military Notices
Prices Current 8 POSTING R;lls
Insurance Blanks = Circular I.ctters
cards = Labels
Bills OF Lading 9 Hat and Shoe RJIs
Foreign Manifests 8 Commercial blanks
Coasting Manifests z Horse Bills with cu,s1
Ddnk Cnecks Lottery Tickets
Attorneys Blanks & Seamen's Articles. s,o
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BlLIRD5plWNJso
NOTICE

rs hereby given TO the stockholders of the
4 Columbian Insurance company of AIexan-
dria, that on MONDAY 1.-The FOURTH day of Nov.
next an ELECTION, for eleven directors, to
serve for the ensuing year, will be held at their
Office, between the hours Of 10 a. m. and Q D. m.
BY order ofthe board. JAS. PATTON. sec
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Corporation Stock.

PURSUANT to authority vested 10 US;
by a law of the Common Council OF
Alexandria, passed the 9th day ct January,
1899, we will receive until the 9th day OF
February next. sealed proposals for the
purchase of twelve thousaed dollars, stock
Of the Corporation Of Alexandria, bearing
An interest of SIX per cent. per an
nun. and ~redeemsble on or before the
first day January, 1882, at the pleasure o;
the Council, or so much thereof. as viii
satisfy a debt due to the Bank OF Alex'a.
CHR NEALE. (.
j. SWIFT. commissioners
/ P. THOMPSON, y
January t8, 1899 d'7t
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employment

INCUR steady well behaved Orphan
IL Girls, from is to IA years OF age, are
wanted in different respectable Quaker ia
miles Two of the families reside IN
town, one at Ocoquan, TIE other one at
Ceatreviiie.
Twenty strong healthy ooys, about the
same are, can have places with resrecta-
bic mechanics 10 iowa, and good farmers
in the country.
q, OFT B. L. OF the Poor
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THE E'IgTE.
TUESDAY, JAN. 90. 1899.

Norfolk. Jan. II.
Capt. Clark, Of the Brigantine Mary
Palmer, reported under our Marine Head
from Trinidad de Cuba. states, that on the
93rd ult. off the Colorado Rect, he wa.
chased by a small Black Schooner, with :
white streak. of about 35 to 40 tons, man
ned with Is to 90 men, showing no colours
and from other indications, evidently AIT
rate. But finding that the Nj. T. could
o~uisail her, she gave mp the chase, alter
pursuit of about l6 hours.
We are Indebted to Capt. Clark, Tor the
following notice of the Markets at Trina
dad de Cuba. 18Th uh.-Plovisions gener
ally were looking up; Flour Is q rl8
Beef IL a Is; Corr Meal dull ana no sales
Sugar, 6 a 8; Molasses, none ia market
Coffee, go 4 "a cents. scarce.
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apru Term, 1913.
District of Columbia.

Alexandria County, set.
Marx Butts and Grafton Cawood, trading
under the firm of Butts and Cawood-
Ccmplainants.
Thomas w. Peyton aud William Il Dun
das, trading under the firm OF Pey.on &
Dundas, aud Basil H. Dawson -Oes"-
dqats.
TEHE bill in this cause being taken for
confessed and sci tor decree, aud
coming oa now to be heard. The Court
noon consideration thereof, doth decree
and order, that Master Commissioner Aud
do state and settle the accounts between
the parties, and make a report thereof to
This Court, and state specially any matters
that euher party may require.
Teste EDM. /. LEE, c. c.
EHYE parties aforementioned are here
by notified, that on Monday, the INST
day Of July next, at the hour OF 9 o'clock
in the morning, at my office, ! intend to
proceed in the execution of the foregoing
order. at which time and place they are
required TO attend with the accounts ana
evidence in support Of their respective pre-
tensions. -.
Given under my hand at Alexandra this
sIst day of January, l8S2.
COLIN AULD, NJ. c.
nqI st
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wsss referred to the Committee q ..

was referred to the COMMITTEES q s..
Public La nds. ue
An engfossed bill, to proyid. &c
dueexecution Of the laws Of a.. Inc
6tates IN the state Of Missouri. snd '. 60
the establishments of q Diatr;c, y.
therein ; vas read ! third time. ns..u ss
and sent TO the Senate for concnr,
Apportionmsnt Of Rsprsssntat;oa
Mr.. Campbell, Of Ohio, moved ~.
the orders Of the day prior to Ii. ao.
portionment bill be postponed ,n;,l
view that that bill be acted upon.
Mr. Blair opposed the motion r,
complete returns from South Csrol;n. tns
not beer made. He had reason ~ h", uao
they would be 50 ina few days. Viii ~
gard to the reason that had been dr.
from the convenience TO the legisI,tir..a :.
the states now in session to 1oc.,. u
congressional districts, he thought n. 'oslf
convenience of p%ostponing II for
year was less than that S Stat. .ho,,iJ I'uef
deprived of its ratio Of population Ds
The question was then put and y.
tion wa- czrTi-d As "io-
The House thereupon resolved ;,..,, !.
to a Committee Of the Whole on ~ .1 I'M .,
fer apportioning The represeotativss of ,n
several states to Congress. acco,d;ns :, .as
Census OF 1920, M. Smith. Of Wa,v %me
in the chair. 'anu'
Mr.. Lownde. thought itimproper a -.
slider the bill at this time, mol oulv e., =.
reasons that had been assignedLbui =.
cause the State Of Delaware wa. w;,hos,
a representative on the floor, he Mr.RoS'
ney) having been elected a Senator. and
the other ttMr. Nc Lsne) having soas
hone ON account OF sickness.
Mr. Ball, t~hereupon, moved that n.
committee rise and report-which motio.
was nee ativet.
After some discussion Of the subiec,
the House agreed, mem con. to conside,
the word forty" before the word "thou.
sand" in the bill IS reported by the com.
mittee a blank, so as to leave the appor.
/ tionment nnfettered by any rules or cues.
tons of order. The follow ing numbers.
for the ratio Of apportionment, were there.
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Soup House.

THIS establishment will be kept open
A every day, between IL and Z O'Clock
Sundays exceptei) during The severe
weather, tail turiher notice.
6ArPriyate families can he supplied al
six aud a quarter cents q quart =,
The o u is made by a good cook. win
the best beef aud vegetables the market al
lords.
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