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WARREN ACADEMY.

',
TEyHIS Institution, under the direction OF the
l. subscriber, will be opened, after the Winter
vacation, on the 18th day of January, 1888. The
course of instruction will remain unaltered;and
il is as extensive as that Of any similar literary
institution in the country. The terms of tuition
will, in like manner, be continued, viz: in the
elementary departments of the English Lam
guagc, Geography and English Grammar In
c0nneXion with Arithmetic, SIS per annum;
Mathematics, necessarily including the practical
parts Mensuration, Surveying, &C. $50; and the
Classic Languages $3.50 per annum, payable
haIfyearly.
The subscriber would accommodate in his
family during the scholastic year, four or hve
boarders, Is years of age, or under,to whom pa
rental attention will be paid, at Sll5, including
tuition, washing, &C.. payments half yearly IN
advance. The local advantages OF the estao'
lishment and the successful and unwearied ex'
eltions octhe subscriber, ought to attract the at
tention Of the public.
No pupil will be received for term less than
the scholastic year.
Board may be had in genteel private fam'-
lies, at 10 or sSoper annum ~
Warrenton. Va Dec 81, 1S34-jan. 5-w4.
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We again ask the editor OF the Richmond En-
ouirer, what RrGHr,-aye, what RIGHT, he, as a
member of the Administration party, and sup
norter of its continuance in power, has to pirate
about PRoscmprIoN 1t is enough to make
mans blood tingle in his veins, to listen to
,orsalsss wbines about PRoscRIPrIoN from such
a quarter "
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VALUABLE FISHERY FOR RENT.

VALUABLE FISHERY FOR RENT.
YEyHE subscriber offers for rent, the Mount
IL Stuart Fishery in King George County,
Va, for one or more years. 1t has not been oc.
cupied for the last few years, but Is considered
one Of the best on the Potomac, as well for win
ter as spring, and will fully employ seine OF
from two TO six hundred fathoms. A good te-
nant will be literally dealt with by the proprie-
tor. A letter addressed TO me at Fredericks.
burg or Hampstead, King George, will meet
prompt attention. Il. o. GRA4SON.
dec 23-2aw3w
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CASH nor 400 NEGROES.

CASH FOR 400 NEGROES,
INCLUDING both sexes, from II to 25 years
4 ofage. Persons having likely Servants to
dispose OF, will find it to be their interest to give
us call, as we will give higher prices in cash
than any other purchaser who IS now, or may
hereafter. come into this market
dec II FRANKLIN 81 ARMFiELD.
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NOTICE.
A II the election held in conformity with the
N charter Of the Washington, Alexandria and
Georgetown Steam Packet Company, the un-
dernamed were duly elected President and Di-
rectors for the current year:
William Gunton, President.
Jacob Gideon. jun,
Archibald Henderson Dir,otors
Thomas w. Paine,
Richard C.. Washington,
and by whom a dividend Of ten per cent for the
last six months has been declared, which will be
paid to the stockholders at the Bank of Wash
ingson after the first day of February next.
Jan 1o-3t w. GUNTON, President.
rueing and Coat Securing Establishment, south
side of Royal street, one door, from The corner
f King-Street
FREDERICK CUDLIPP most respectfully
II informs the citizens Of Alexandria, and the
public generally, that he has opened branch
of his business at the above place, where he
DYES and Dresses Ladies, and GentIemens Gar
ments, of every description; Cleans and Bleach
es Merno Shawls Ladies' Dresses Dyed and
Watered every color
N. B. Merchants Goods Dyed and put up in
the neavest manner jan l6-3m
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WANTED.

WANTED.
GHESAPEAKE and Ohio, or Alexandria
" Canal Stock, wanted in exchange for a
LOT of GROUND, on the corner ofDuke and
Henry streets, at fair relative valuation. The
Lot is go feet front on Duke and so feet front
on Henry streets. JOSIAH ii. DAVIS.
dec 90
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The baloting was then postponed until next
day. when, We hope, Mr. Daniel received MS
political quietuS.
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L,UCIFER MATCHES,

LUClFER MATCHES,
IMPORTED from London just received; also
4 Canary Seed
Opium, the best Turkey selected
Pearl Barley, very white
Camels Hair Pencils, inch wide
Poonab Brushes
Cacined Magnesia from London
On Hand
Hemp Seed for Birds
Fancy Soaps from London
Tooth Brushes, English
P Pea hr AsR and very clean and pur.
dkso-
LANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS, large
supply. Of the growth of 1894; and most other
articles 10 the Drug line.
lst mo WIN. STABLER.
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JOB PRINTING executed at this office,
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EEMAIE ROARpING SCHOOL.

ian 20-eo3t
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The Mail Stage from Wash
JSsaEls<r[s 2-xsington City 10 Winchester, via
4tSI7szL sztz5 Alexandria, Fairfax Court
So - 49, Ioucp a Idle Mid0leburp
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-02-28

SO we took and tied our pocket
handkerchiefs over our heads, and
skated along up the river as fast as We
could, and got home and crept into the
house, and went TO bed as still as WI
could, SO as not to wake any body upl
and got considerable Of little nap bel
fore breakfast time.
Since that time, whenever the Ginera|
gets talking pretty large about giving
France a thrashing, and that he wont
submit. to any Thing that is wrong, \
Just step along up to the side Of hiu|
and whisper in his ear, and ask him
he don't remember the night we went d
skating. AT that the GineraI will turn
all manner of colors, but he most al
ways turns away and goes to talking
with some bedy else, without answering
me a word.--But l cant help thinking
he is cooling down little about thi
French business.
The GineraI sends his love to you'll
and wants you to remember him t
uncle Joshua whenever you have
chance. Lremaia your loving cousin
SARGENT JOEL DOWNING
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-02-28
sTAuNToN, (va.) Feb. 10.
FIRE!

About half past o'clock yesterday
morning our citizens were aroused from
their slumbers by the appalling cry of
FIRE, which proved to be but too well
founded. The brick building on Main
street, owned by Mr.. Joseph Points,
and occupied by Mr.. John Carroll as
Shoe Shop, and by Mr.. B. F. Points
as Tin and Coppersmith Shop, had
taken fire in the interior, and was
wholly consumed, together with the
ready made work, stock and tools, and
books and accounts, of the occupants.
Fortunately, by the exertions of our
cilizens--(who altho' they acted with.
out the advantage Of regular organiza.
ton, yet nevertheless exerted them.
selves with praise. worthy energy,)
favored by the late fall Of rain and
sieet, and the stiffness of the night
the fire was confined to the building 10
which it originated. The loss of the
worthy citizens named, is very heavy,
and commands the sympathy Of every
generous heart.
The fire is thought TO have originate
ed from box Of ashes.
But we are not done with the pain.
full recital Of the events Of this morn.
ing. When the alarm was first given,
and appearances indicated the DIES.
truction OF considerable portion ofthe
iown--JAMEs COCHRAN, Esq. who
was at the house of his son-in.law, Mr..
Benjamin Crawford, and who had been
in feeble health for some time past, in
the panic Of the moment, ruplured a
blood vessel, and fell dead ON the floor /!
The scene in that family, amid the
Threatening confiagra,ion and the death
of beloved parent, may be better i'm.
agined than described.-Spectator.
communicated in the following article,
may be no less true for being circuitous.
ly received
From the New York American.
HostiKties at Washington.-The
correspondent of Mr.. Hudson's new
reading and news room, writes from
Washington, on Thursday, that Mr..
Jarvis and Mr.. Smith, both Jackson
representatives., from Maine, are in a
saarh Mr.. Jarvis challenged Mr..
smith; Mr.. Lystle, of Ohio, bearing
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-02-28
INTELLIGENCER.
a&n1,tMeD
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY %. 1885.

NJ The Richmond Compiler states
that the Flour and Tobacco received
in that city from Farmville, in Prince
Edward, annually, amounts to not less
than million Of dollars. With view
to make the trade more direct, bill
has been introduced into the Legisla.
,ure to authorize Rail road from
Farmyille to Gainesville.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-02-28
TREASURY OF VIRGINIA.

O. The same paper OF the IAN
inst. says, by the report of the Joint
Committee appointed TO examine the
Treasurer's accounts, it seems that
there was balance in the Treasury,
on the frs, of January last, of the sum
Of $s56,o54 "a.
The expenses Of the current year
must, of course be paid out OF this bal
ance.
o. VIM. PATTERSON, Esq. one Of
the oldest and most opulen. citizens Of
Baltimore, died few days since.
The nett proceeds Of the state canals
OF Ohio, last year, was $l9l,444.
~J. S. Knowles has published
Dictionary said to contain AZ, 627 more
words than walker.
AN OLD MusKET.-A musket has
been recently found at Gum Swamp,
near Camden, S. c., which was iden,i.
fed as being once the property Of
French negro, named Levi, who ac-
companied Gen. Lafayette to this
country on his first arrival here, and
who continued in the service to the end
of the war. The musket was hidden
by him after the defeat Of Gen. Gates,
being too cumbrous to carry. The
barrel was eaten through the centre by
rust, and Notwithstanding its long buri'
al in damp soil, yet the powder with
which i, was loaded, exploded by sp.
pliea,ion OF fire.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-02-28
From Briggs Boston Bulletin.
Assault on The Rev. Mr.. Cheever


About noon, on Saturday, the Rev. MI
Cheever, of Salem, was assaulted i
Essex-street, in that town, with cog
hide, by Mr.. Ham, a foreman in Il,
distillery Of Deacon Stone. The caus
Of the attack, we understand, was j
consequences Of strong personal refles
tons on the family Of Deacon Stone, i
newspaper, the Landmark, ofwhic
Mr.. Cheever was the reputsd authol
The family Of Deacon Stone is consid
cred one of the most respectable 10 ii
town. The reverend gentleman wd
severely handled, and the excitemet
in Salem is very great.
Further Disgracefui Proeeedings.1
On Saturday night, between 10 and d
o'clock, ten or dozen men proceede|
TO the office of the Landmark, and com
meneed breaking in the lower door wi l
an axe. supposed with view of ente|
ing and injuring the Office. The polio
interfered and checked the mischief l
Two or three persons were yesterda|
arrested, charged with being concerne|
in this affair, and are placed undl
bonds for their appearance before Il
police court for trial. Salsm Reg.
SALEM, Feb. give are all up
arms here.-Nothing is talked of b
the Rev. Mr.. Cheever, and the cowhi
ing--the Rev. MIR. Phelps and Il
Landmark--and the join. and seand
lous attack of the Rev. Gentlemen Z
the reputation of the members ofon
the most respectable families of the Of
est inhabitants. Groups of persons
eongregated at the public places, wi
minds excited TO the highest pitch
indignation. The evaporation of /
Unitarians, who have been libe!led
sect, is as violent as their feelings
indignant. ] cannot tell what NAV
the issues
Our worthy and excellent tow nsmd
Pickering Dodge, appealed to the
toprotect bis own reputation, and qua
the memory of his father from unh
lowed reproach; and this morning,
Rev. Mr.. Cheever, author of the a,
Gle 10 the Landmark, which broul
upon him the lashes Of cowhide,
Rev. Mr.. Phelps, editor of the La
mark, a gentleman of whom the ed
folks Of Haverhill may tell you Gu
story, and Mr.. Andrews, the publis
Of the aforesaid Landmark, W
brought up to answer Mr.. Dodge o
charge of libel and blasphemy.-B
ton Transcript.
O. A young man in the empl
ment Of Messrs. Sykea and Son, sd
field, England, has made steam
CINE which weighs seven ounces.
so perfect, that with spirit lamp
two table spoonfus of water, it will
at the rate of a thousand strokes
minute, and will continue 10 work u
almost the last drop is expended.
.z.asM
Mississippi Senator. The Ser
Of Mississippi have declined for
present the overture of the House,
going into Convention to elect a u
Senator from the State, to succeed
Poindexter whose term expires on
4th March next. R. J. Walker ia
Jackson candidate OF the House.
it is supposed will be elected mex, j
uary.
Clsrgy.--In Spain there is one
every 81 Inhabitants in Italy, one
200; France, one to $50; EngIa
one to $50; Austria, one to 600.
o. No man ever lost his credit
he who had it not.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-02-28

the challenge; Mr.. Smith returned an
abusive reply to Mr.. Jarvis, refusing to
consider him as a gentleman! there.
fore, according to Washington chival'
ry, MIR. Lyttle challenged the man who
did not think his principal gentle.
man. Mr.. Smith again demurred, on
the ground that he bad no quarrel with
Mr.. Lyule, and so the matter rests,
meanwhile Mr.. Jarvis is preparing the
usual posting history of the quarrel, &c.
An exchange Of hostile notes be,
tween two other members of congress,
is also spoken Of. No names are given.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-02-28

The nett proceeds Of the state canals
OF Ohio, last year, was $19l,444.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-02-28

!. Obstruction Of Queen aims county,
(Md.) Atmshoase.-The aims house Of
this county was discovered ON fire On
Wednesday morning the 18th ul,., and
was completely destroyed, together
with quantity OF property.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-02-28

~J. S. Knowles has published
Dictionary said to contain 1868 more
words than Walker.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-02-28

o. VIM. PATTERSON, Esq. one Of
the oldest and most opulent citizens Of
Baltimore, died few days since.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-02-28

U Every reader will at once see the
allusion to the French question, in the
{ ii n oo,oun& oF
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-02-28

Clsrgy.--In Spain there is one|
every 81 inhabitants; in Italy, one|
200; France, one to $50; Engla|
one to $50; Austria, one to 600.
sssas@
CO No man ever lost his credit
he who had it not.
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[9Eus cem Sbic ReprGtOrp.1
gbrifmaS, 0erter unO 60.
Auf nerIauoelr Es(ugertteckt.

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Die 2eit III niebt fsrns, oa ibr auf9erufen
lperoet Werlonen fir wieDtios 2leh,ter IN Ell
rem, 60. 3it mabl:n. Intsr oie(en 1T oaa
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t;h fsines Werfaufe5 meiner Da,tsrsp untsr
@reeuticn 5u 9uufen BON Daniel Dema!t
SD tbue b,e6 in 3ofnung, baB eS oas Mite
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-02
S0frtT5 DUfQuf,

Ataft zines bon Der Court oon Common
plies, BON etarf 60. .. an MID eerIhteten
Befebls rreroe ieb sl,rr1 Derfaufe an Der
GourtbauSsbare in @antou auf MOntaB Den
glften September oas tolsenos bsIbrisbes
nea Grid Qano ann, g rfaufe auebieten,
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tion 2t. 2aunl6ip 10 Nan9e 8. entbalteao
100 a6er unb 81 Nutbsn nlebr oosr rpeni-
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Cribs auf Die Slase BON Raniel Dtpalt.
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%. Mts. On befastem Sag. H.. H.: ).
|. Geo. u. Webb, .Gtberih.
@dntcn, Aug. 1o. 1885.
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fanntnfabuns erlehsn oaB 6 osS s6eriffs
seleBibe pfidt mat, Ben Nerfauf BIC p'er
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aefunbeh, MsnIbenp ifano, pare GO niobt
lleine Wfidt semeien as Elm ebrbaser Wann,
lysreebtisfeit sspilhen Wana unO Manu j.,
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-02
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eub bdngt es ollo ob, tpelbe Sat-
tun9 bon 0runO( (aeen berGbeno ,pert
ben-unp berrTtbenD bIeiben fpllen.--
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Don Nnfern U:eunoen ilber Der I'm
terltteuug GINGER Gonbiooten ees
trennt. Otes TolIts nlbt fspny fOns
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G6 jeOer ein5elne DsrpfinOst bat,su
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uno fanoboft 5u Uerfecbten.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-02

ten 5ubalten, nm Den Qeiteu 9elegenbeIt I'll
I9sben, auf oas Qano ,u bieten, caB es IN
fetnena Wertb batte Derfauft weroen tt1bSen'
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mebrsren Terlonen, rpeIebe auI belaete5 81
sentbnrt. bieten uao wsnisfteu6 $4,000 sebO:
ten bdtten.. Die BallsrsD 1T rprtIib un0es
fdbr $4,000 wertb. Dltburssr, Die Gbats
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ourb Gin 81. Sa. ..~.
Got. Gseorqe Crtbbs.
eept. 25. 1885. 23 81.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-02
A n n O N C. f.
AUX
PATRIOTES FRANCHISES.

LIS Soussgnes ont l'honneur de prevenir
leurs anlis qu'ils Sc sont decides de retourner
encore une fois en- Europe soft pour voir leurs
parents ou amis soft pour des causes famili--
eres, qui demandent leur presence. En- CD
cas- lis s'addressent don't ceux de leurs com.
patrlotes qui ont des affaires soigner qu'iIs
ne pouVaient point fnir avant leur depart, dc
leur en- donner la charge gu'ils promettnet de-
so'gner. pour le mieux de teur interest ct a.
vec la plus grande exactitude qui est exigec
dams de pareils cas- ct men demahderont Que
ben peu de dedoniagements.
N. g. Mais remarquez que ce nest point
pour faire des speculatons qu'ls veulent so
charger de ca le nest que pour soulager leurs
depenses. Ceux done qui veulent bien SO
charger de leurs procurations moyemant une
assurance sont prizes de leur faire savoir par des
letters atfranchies eux addresses. lis per-
coureront les pays de la France ct particuli-
rement d'Alsase, la Suisse, ct front dams tous
les Cantcns, le Grand Duche de Baden, la
Bavere Rhenale,le lie Wurtemberg &c.
Lis 'en,barqueront all mois d'October pro-.
chain. EMIL SIMML Err.
F. #. EURXTHAL.
Massillon. Stark, county, Ohio,
Septembre Il. 1885.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-02
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ne @saeuspatr erforbstn fo ,pts audb feine
Srs,,noe uno Wsrnanote noeb sintnd' iu ies
Sen. Ser o,loere u,1t ooS 10 berhbn,ts
Dsui iIbtono su febert, uuo oehen Sitten u.
@ebraacae III ituoirsn, 70 nie anb nm oa
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bieIer gIbIDt rpenoen ite ltb an Die tnelbs
|noeb ireeno eiuise SamliemMaseles eabeitsr
I,u bslorsen babsu, ibaett ibr 3utrassen Beser
Ysrfderuns 81 lebeirten, mel
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babt.
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fou It i'm erifsn Sabre, i'm bltlIben Gbeils
BON Ysnufplpaltisn aufsebalten baben.
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tin,ore, Mb.,-nno mag ftp ,pabri1 1einIib
mob bort ODER in Der llniseseno bsfaoen.
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ooer einem Meulbenfreunce bsr ibren Auf-
entba!t meib, osfss 3u Geftd! fcmmt.-io
bittet lluterI Ibrisbsnet ihn sefaaisft nnter
fo!senoer aersfs, BACON in RsnutaiB 5u f.
Gen. =
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ar Deutl6e 8ldtter nl;t oenen wir ,peb-
Ieln, trerben erlud)t 9btse ylabfraae III H.
rs reIp. 8tattsr auf,aaebmen, uno uulerer
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|oerl6naen. . '.~
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lt1tiat I'M 5u fpetuIiren, ionoerr, nur alIein
um fI6 bic fbrpsren Reife.llnfotfen Il, ere
ls'oDtsrn. Diejenisen tpelbe ibnen aisoaft
'bre profuratiou ae9en binIdnalibe 0eriId5es
rung fbenfen rpcIlrn Guo frsunofdofrIidb
eTIubt tIs ibnen in franfirtsn Briefen ,uits
5ntbfllen. sic merosn biele Rsife bic ndd5.
ten . It 0 BE r unternebmen, unb rperber,
aeoann fcIseube 9dnosr befuebtn als
SrantreiG, ,,nb beionoers GIfas, DE
: S6mei; IN e1sn 22 Gantonen, 8rcB cBber,cas
t9n'a Saotn, NbeiubaDsrn, Whrtsn,bers.
z mil: g m m(er.
u s. s. 9urrtbol.
MofituOn, @tarf 60. $.
o'n 1ften Sspt. 1885.