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Chatham Circulating Library,

IS". o. Chath2m street
the pusc that they have Just reopensd % aboye
oL The prepares and ready 10 hoss
Hitherto they liberal share Of pusc and
hey nope from their late important spoven en,s and by
The Library contains coco ume. and ID
nv OF he subscribers 10 enlarge from time,
as .he wants OF their patrons may ,ssary lis
s ,sd he greater ohe
Expersenis Philosophy, and Miscellaneous tera
ary call The attention Of The reading Community 70 heir ex
se ev eor roGu Of works fiction Perhaps Library
or expense has been spared TO render this depart
volumes SUBJECT and is dsy raes~
sg accession, onew works from the press coua.
Sc rsioa,cs WORKS together with fine collection Of
In conc nson they beg state that no exercns on
on par, sna be wanting to MIKE cir Library superior, if
ela:,f j. 1 ii. Q. LANGLEY
vel r HIN rEMs RED DRoP-oaice Division st-Now
hn nis performed .n IN whou, diet or hndrance oa
msa-s have @ ed For every parcuar o ibis medicine see
No No Other pace IN Sr sy ia 70
AND xss E2K
for preparing the colors Dispensing the finer malartes
ysy ss e. ale y
jyIsy Conniasasa.
MUsdC ATTHhEEC ENTs PER- PAGE
ordnsy prices for sal. al NEFYs r s tno"c n the
se S senoonaok warehoue Nos 2si and rs Blocker
. S,.aos avs sraus ie1S lms
To Southern and Western Merchants.
subscriber respectfully forms Merchants ofhe South
ana West that he has made ar angesept 10 manufac.
are any quantity Of Clohg the notice al saw
Tie terms mssi be cash. good city acceptance 90 days
seTng Their sohng as SUCH ds viii be-
0F ,ns AT JAMES Cash Tailoring E.,sSsG%ss, sH
-yo ~ SO Maiden lane.
nOOn PLAT ESQ various Sizes superior and
Jy5y Lewis EEL cmTS ANGER Ne .cour,l,nd, st.
ID DI psrIof sale BY ;. CAMPBELL ! .KFssE,
myIyu ITO and liz Nassaust
htsa SsKaasshR'..A Miis 3 i.
lylsy LEWIS FEucHrwsNGrn, ? Cortland, St.
Ms aEp so aiMRSMlhN ATTsACII9N
"a, srlne slThe public are r'p,ctuly 'nvrdt come
establishment under The Of he most eminent
worknen Ice Gran and Jeies kept constantly on hand
any part city Cakes made and o,nsm.ned ~ sne.
ror style Ladies pareu ay requested 10 call and ~.
amin. Your orders are respectfully soicted -
,e2 Wv. D FRsSNE. No sci cs,hariu.a
pR eooDwILGs 6ETsRe2GSSff. a.. nd DIX kG eooD-
diseases When taken together The Detergent rs nui-
These s are now % - we aess s
which osn oe said short advertisement would add
r" Bs s sus %S been
sod n New YORK Pbiadslph boston and wasngior dur
of these medicines be entirely cured without the fear II
Sold wholesale and retail ~ X NJ euon II, Bowery eo.s
ner Of Grant Of Henry and Pike, and al Grand -
,,art corner Of Broadway and Chs@ber ST. and sorner
Broadway at cents bottle and box with iu drecuon
For DIVINE yME nA A. Is;s ,scm Grey Q, Red % :
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SALr WATtn ia Hs.Now Open-Ai Caste
south OF Canal g. jei2 Inns
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10 able discovery sow i0,rodussd % i. p.s: with u
NO 81 sHsss
ans ssS. upon POI. Ss heads q those who have lost the
Numerous certificates nigh, gives 10
as brought Seior: Il: pSSs
sell 6ut 10 be applied upon the principle ono charge with.
It's vrtaes have bern fully and satisfactorily tested. TIL
peaton OF tins Restorative covered with luxurious gross
Meme despair, whether old young of having
hair July restored
storalive until the individual who ues is satisfied by the
An hunlbug and quacSsry in this utterly di,
Bealss Hair Restorative win be applied by the DISCOVERIES
or INVENTOR Levi Bca those tho may desire 10 avail
themselves Of US beneficial effects a, the @hee Of o. Mac
stairs. ' y = na"'e'' 'se"' iyism
MEDICAL. CAKD-DK. CARPENTER, No Pecl
w Slip, New York. deems proper occasionally to remind
the pubic that hs coanues administer to the afflicted al
To number Of The citizens II this metropolis he need
no heras to announce his victory over disease IN us most
rial 10 be pecifc he o the var
Gus ma aides 10 which mankind and womanknd ssbett
he confines himself Office Practice dev himself per
ae ha @ nc
whe en- sever come in 9 .ntac..
profession OF medicine and surgery and received D
posa in the 1915 the New York STATE Medical sacie
IT, fpdss asa a o
series of devoted himself and Of all
delicate private diseases.
Be particular number-i Peck Slip Pearl st.
ay29.3m DIR CARPENTER.
MEDICAL AND sUWGIGAL.-DR GLOVER
lV1 IS consulted usual In the certain class
diseases lie sppres the public that he has received regular
professional education this country cassed
with the selnamed doctrs medical Puhers and preendcs Of
the day. Office No 2 Ann the American Muse
Private third door from the Museum Lamp al the
otliae door n tl.e evening. ee7U
RLEACnING PUWD $50 casks OF Boydi
J. CAMfBELL & PERSSE
mv1 lie and liz Nassau st.
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II y..X,ANPsn ;ByMGM,s AMnahs -. n ,,I 40.

~ vATINo PILLS from Germany, an sfeciual remedy
for suppression, guary all whers nature docs
net have her regular and proper coarse. - -
n. Not To Ne taken during pregnancy Inc sae OF i2s
durug the ns, nine months sufficient gunrapce
their efficacy Sold only by MI - siED rldwe ana ems.
physician ga Bowery New vrrk Likewise her celebrated
soothing children teething ssfe ure and enecua
remedy Also excellent remedy Tor sere nipples prepsed
and sod az sloy. Aav ". gratis. myaSms
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UTNuTED sTATEs, srd other Pennsylvania, Bshi.
more virenis Maryland srd District OF Columbia, pur.
'"'N" y" "e %" a. SYLVESTER
i4u t3n srosdway,A n wall a.
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sha Philadelphia.

UMps 1. M INNS ssoH Note. viii " fshssbed,hs
1 w,.t ~ S. svLvgsrEs,
ive i3e Broadway, 4 n Wall II.
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BLEACHING PUWD s;-5o casks OF Boydi
ID Bleaching Powder, superior article for sale by
J. CAMfBELL 4 PERSSE
n IL Nassa \.
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At UNTEN'S RED DIR OP-Por The cure of I'M
Ii VI disease. The subscriber has great cosfde nee
In Recommending this valuable medicine all persons act
ed with the above sresse He does n nach
roslruu With the hope oideceyns an Intelligent community
but the he feels strong
benefit all those who may be berng above ds,res
sing complaint u an interesting fact that
the great demand for this medcse number Of bottle,
tina, have been solo for the last eur years. that in
stanee has failed Prompness cernipy safety Is il,
known throu ghou the Unions Remember the only
place. 5Divson ST. Price Siper bottle.
is20 m
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EOE THk. REMOVAL OF sUPERFLI.
II Gus hAIl-rnatDanco OF female beauty whether
foreneaa stu more unsghy, the lip
efectually removed by Tree o. ATKNSUN'S DEPlLA
TORY It's operaor Hstartaneous removing The hair with
eu the least approach pain and leaving the skin
softer Jan before By twice using the Depatory the
the hair usually destroyed further
Picaon Of " No bad consequences from It's need he
pretended nay be used infants skin without
bad effects.
The prepared to warrant evcry bottle sold by
him to operate eecuay, and to be perfectly
effects. Sold wholesale and retnilby
II. g. HART, 17j Broadway,
Div raruarC nurt l~ud
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ITO TIL 8. PUB IC--RENIrTANCEs TO 81
II PARTS OF ENGLAND IRELAND AND SEQ

j. Sylvester continues purchase Bank Notes Of every
description Gold and Bills sf Exchange, collects 10
any Uued States Canada, or Europe Persons
hading Bills Of Exchange England, sell the same
highest nd those remttng tn New fDrk
draw sight " ~ will be allowed al the rate OF
per annum.
r. sylvester iaforms the pubis that he has not
moved bs 3N Broadvsy where he has been
iabshea for IS years. ard a Wall street, and that he has
40 other Office 10 New York. or elsewhere. jy7.y
The native American., 1838-08-04
No. I3.
CoLLEcToR's s OFFICE,

Philadelphia, November 2, 1896.
SIR: In conformity with your direction, under
date Of the 7lh July last, in relation TO the de.
portation Of panpers from Great Britain and other
places, made immediate application to the
board Of health, and board OF guardians of the
poor Of This city as the only authentic source.
Of Information within my reach. The president
of the board Of guardians informs me that a re.
port is preparing under his instructions, which
will be handed in at early day as possible;
the necessary examinations, as he tells me, hav-
ing rendered it impracticabIe to complete the re-.
turn by the lst instant.
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obrdient servant,
j. N. BARKER, Collector.
The Hon. LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary of The Treasury.
The native American., 1838-08-04
lsHE NEW YORK Life Insurance ara 7Trust
" Company has capital subscribed Of one miinn &c

HE NEW YORK Life Insurance aEd Trust
Company has capital subscribed Of one million Of
dollars, but in consequence OF being he deposorv Of
The Court OF Chanceiy, and of the Surrowgate Courts
q me State Of New York, as well Of individuals,
Inc business means have increased upwards Of FIVE mil.
Chancery, dated 23d OF May, 1885.
10 persons 10 public employment who receive fixed
saaries Institution like this affords certain mode ~
securing sufficient for their families at future av
and i the object Of aparen, besides that of makn1
avng to accumulate something for the support and
edcaon OF those who may be left behind il can Be- real
lied in this way, without exhansting those ener;es ~
mind and person which usually throeh the
ordinary struggles Of life.
person aged 80 years, whose income Is Al 900 ner
annam may by The appropriation Of Sis year, secure
to his children $4,000, if he should die tie
husband 30 years old, may provide $500 Tor bis wijs
years old clerk may create saving l,nd Of 81 oo fop
the payment OF his debts, by the annual premium of
s1 ao Al o. the same amount may be secured during
period OF seven years. for the yearly payment OF $4 III
In the minor Offices of the public service exnsr;n
mas shown that fe salaries not sufficient 10 enable the
ncamotn.s ~ g lay up any thing. for the n6rmes
o. age much less for the maintenance Of those ,.hn go
wye Inc labors Of thirty years. therefore
o. ony the support of the day. and there are n.n,
I'VE apd anxious hearts who live for the hapnnes. or
their families, that harassed for years by NIX dress
apprehensions OF future want. = - a'.1' s@a'1'
or such, Life Insurance Company holds ont -.,.e
EYES rea'y % hope and by the small Of few
ooars per MONTH pnts the mind at ease and srd. ~.
means OF securing il for Others ~ ~'a' "'s
Inc PreimInares for effecting Insurance., ,r. v.rv
nre, peng merely declaration of age health. sn3
o'ner part,cilars sci out in the forms al e off,. -
WIN statement Of the physician and friend Of thc
upon some Of the same points, the blanks for
"n,cn Nv VIII oe furnished by the agent in Washington civ
we aesign OF the companyis profit on he one side
and protection 10 the oher and its means ar system are
70 mat end it only requires reciprocity Of good
lai,h 10 produce the mutual result of strength to Itself
and security to its customers. .-ss-o = '>'
, oihcers In the Navy will also be Insured either for
shore or sea duy the latter services however being with
40 additional premium, which will depend upon the lati
ude and climate Of the voyage 7 80 1'
insurance will be made for one year. or any per;od
within seven years. for life the premium VARYING. in
either case according to the term. The risk of The cou
,any will with the date of the nol;cv, hns -
insurance will be considered valid until the policy Il
elpred to the insured. Full information = m r. siv.
pon application, post paidto 1. 80
HENRY M. MORFIT,
.M WaaAiagfos Cty
% OOK AND JOB PRINTfNc ...sIv .~---,-I--.
The native American., 1838-08-04
No. Is.
CusToM-HousE, BALTIMORE,


Collectors Office, November %, 1896.
SIR: can find no letter on our file from the
Department. Of the date of the 7th July, reouir-
Ing information concerning English paupers de.
ported to the United States. Being, therefore.
unaware Of your request, we could not write on
the subject until the receipt of your letter of 22d
instant.
We have no reason whatever TO believe that
any panpers have been brought from Great Bri-
tain to the port Of ltimore; for, in looking over
the arrival Of passengers for the last two years
we find the whole number SO small, and so scat
tered throughout a number Of vessels arriving
from Great Britain that it would be ,inreasona-
bic to consider them other than passengers in the
ordinary sense Of the term.
have also received All answer TO the note ad.
dressed by your suggestion to our municipal au-
fhorities, which states that after having made
the necessary inquiries, have every reason to
believe that no English or Irish paupers nave
been broughtto the port of Baltimore during the
present or past years"
am, sir, respectfully,
J. III. McCULLOCH, Collector.
Levi WooDBURY. Esq,
Secretary Of The Treasury.
The native American., 1838-08-04
No. IA.
Custom HOUSE, BosToN.

September y, 1886.
SrR: received in due course Of mail your
letter Of Jn!y 7, enclosing copy Of resolution,
adopted BY the Senate of the United States re-
sprcling the deportation Of naupers from Grea
Britain and Other places. There are compare
lively few engran,s from Great Britain TO this
port. The principal emigration is of the Irish
population, BY the way Of Nova Scotia, New
Brunswick, and Eastport, in Maine. have moi
been able to learn, after diigent inquiry, tha,
any panpers have been srnt out here from Eu
rope. La making inquiries OH this subject re-
crved the following statement from Godfe,
McCrae, now master Of the Rover, of St. An.
drew'>, N. B. In June 1875. said McCrae was
mate of the British ship BobeIt Watt, from Lon
don to New York, on board Of whcl, were ma.
nv emigrants. NIcCrae was Informed, during
the voyage, that about six families of those emf
grants were paupers, sent out by and at the ex-
pense Of their respective parishes. He does not
recolIect the names of the paupers or the pa
rishes whence they came.
Respectfully, &c.
DAVID HENSHAW, Collector.
The Hon Levi Woodbury.,
Secretary Of The Treasury.
The native American., 1838-08-04

British settlements in North America Or else.
where.
Sd. That the arrangements for the emigration
of the pensioners and their families were genes
rally made by the agents Of the Governments.
4th. That, in some instances, the pensioners
were sent to New York. and that in New York
they received from Mr.. Buchanan, the British
consul, part Of the money for which they had
commuted their pensions
9th. That one person thus sent to New York
is now a pauper in this house.
9th. That all pensioners who were willing
to commute were permitted; that no dfferencs
was made whether the pensioner was old and
in6rm, or strong and healthy; that many OF them
were aged and infirm, unable to work, and un-
able to endure the climate OF Canada IN one IN
stance the pensioner was totally blind, and that
hundreds OF them, many Of whom have families,
have come into the United States.
7th. That Of these pensioners, thus sent to the
British settlements, there are at this time nine,
with the families of some OF them, making in
all twelve persons, in this house.
9Th. That, In the year 1893, and ever since,
there have been many Of these late pensioners
with their fan,i les in this house. Some OF them
now in the house say that there are fewer at tins
period than there have been heretofore.
Accompanying herewith is statement OF the
admissions OF paupers into the house during the
year ending the 9th day Of November, 1896
together with their places Of nativity from
which statement il appears that, Of the whole
number Of admissions, viz: 2,7Si there were ad
milted-
Natives Of the British
| dominions 1882
Natives Of other foreign
countries 1871
Total number Of foreign paup.rs, - I,26t
Total number Of American paupers. l,5Is
IE1TZ53a IsalEi t'
All which is respectfully submitted. &
GEORGE w. JONES,
a t# President.
The native American., 1838-08-04
GARLEGANT'S BALSAM OF HEALTH.
PREPARED ONLY BY JOHN S. MILLER,
Frederick Gin, Marylt,ad. 4

lHlS valuable medicine has only been introduced to
the public about five years, various parts Of the
country and hundreds Of persons have used IT, and found
ITS beneficial effects and out Of ten have been
permanently cured Of the Dyspepsia, CEoics, Nervous
Tremors, Lowness Of Spirits, Papitaton Of the Heart
and all those train Of diseases resulting from disordered
condition Of the stomach and liver arrangement Of The
digestive functions snch general debihiy weakness
fatiency, loss fappee, eructatons and acides
OF the stomach head ache Jaundce fatulent
and bilious cholic, &c. t
The proprietor does not recommend It as most patent
medicines are, as a cure all and when used is found
Wanting that the public have got much deceived that
they can scarcely be prevailed upon to fry any more
hundreds of persons have received the most happy and
good effects which the proprietor produce, il reqni-
red the testimony Of many respectable persons that have
been cured of The above diseases.
The proprietor requests all those persons that are af-
ictedin the way above described, give his medicines
fair ra and he them that they will moi be dis
appointed
The Public will find it for salewhoesale and retail
at tff TODD'S Drugstore.
March ~. s't.g ,,s 4.
The native American., 1838-08-04
No. Is.
CoLLEcToR's ! OrrICE,

Philadelphia. Nopem5er %, 1886.
Sir: ! am at length enabled to forward you,
enc losed, hc report from the board of guardians
Of the poor on the deportation OF foreign paupeIs
| am. very respectfully. sc.
J. N. BARKER, Collector.
Hon. LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
The native American., 1838-08-04
SAMUEL DE VAUGHAN,
CUPPER, LEECHER, AND B,,EEDER

LAS on hand and will constantly keep large spplv
Of the best Swedish Leeches. He can be found at
az hours at his residence 9th street. three doors north
Of Pennsylvania Avenue. nearly opposite Guntons Drug
o'0Ts' Aug. 26-y
The native American., 1838-08-04

A merchant, who had vessel sailed from the
port OF Hull this year, with several iamilies' !in
all, one hundred and sxty.three persons,) sta'es
that he does not believe there We're more ."a"
one family Of three persons, VINO were y ~
class of paupeTs; the rest were all persons w W.
anpeared able to bear their own expenses a"o
some although in appearance poor wefe h"ouH
TO have int their possession coil>ideiaoie P'ope's
ano,ber cotinteracling effect OF the emigration oi
,,,un.rs Is the return OF several within the last
Year ar two TO their p rishes, which are bound
IL receive them; and the knowledge Of such pro-
cerdings detrrs other overserrs from betng SO
ready TO assist as they were some years ago.
Liverpool being The principalpo from whence
emigration takes place, beg TO enclose you here
with statement Az that has been published Of
the number who have sailed from the lst of Janu-
ary 10 the 9Th Of July last, designating the conn
tries to which they have gnne, and the number,
for tbs years 1888 "a, aud 50.
society was formed some time since Tor the
purpose OF sending young females out to New
South Wales, but as will be perceived by the
enclosed copy of aresolntion (B) passed by them,
they now decline recommending any further
emigration there, owing TO the excessive immor
ality stated to prevail there.
With great respect, | am sir, @.
Your obrd-nt servant,
ALBERT DAVY,
Consul q, s. America, Kingston-upon-H Hull.
Hon. LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary of the Treasury.
lEnciosures.l
." a. ....
II appears from return which has just been
prepared, that from the lst Of January last to
the 9th Of July, -, ,065 persons have emigrated
from Liverpool-7 .5lS in the first three months
Of that period, and 1854 III the last three
months. Ofthe latter number :3,S25 proceeded
to the British colonies in North America, IL, Al
TO the United States, lS 10 the Cape OF Gooe
Hope 81 to Calcutta, and "A TO South America
In the year 1885 the total number of emgrant
was l6 542 in l,}4 2OS46 and IN 1888 Is, ,:se6
making grand total Of persons who Quilted tl,i
country in the last three years and half 0
IS, I39. In the present quarter, ending the OF
of july, we stated above that the number Q
emisrants was rs 547; in the corresponding quar-
ter of last year the number was :, 293, whic
gives an increase on the present quarter ofs, ,254
(B.)
The Emigration Committee recently came t
a resolution that, adverlng 10 the information
impaired to the committee, both collectively ant
individually, Of theexcessive immortality state
to prevail in certain districts Of New Sout
Wales they have formed the opinion that the
cannot conscientiousy recommend TO the Gov
ernment to encourage the further emigration G
single females 10 Sydney, unprotected by paren,
or near relatives, however well selected"
The native American., 1838-08-04

T,IoDOARnO HOWARD,s Imnroyeea 1f,onnron,,,

L,L0DOARDo HOWARD'S Improved COMPOUND
Fluid Extract Of Sarsaparila, for the OF Scro
fula or Kings Evil Chronic Rheumatism, Syphilitie
and Murcurai Diseases, White Sweliings. Obstinate
Er1pons of the Skin, Ulcerous Sores, Pains in the
Bones General Debility and all Diseases requiring tile
aid Of Alternative Medicines. s'ttt Sfai
The Extract is prepared from an improved formula
sanctioned by scientific Physicians and Phumaceutiss
and decidedly the most active, ecacious, and
nieDt preparation in use
o. Mercury is only added when regularly prescribed
1t should be used, where circumstances will admit
under the guidance and direction of physician.
Carefully prepared from selected materials at my Phar.
macy, near the Buildings.
Also for sale at many Of The Drug Stores in Washing
ton, Georgetown, Alexandria, Baltimore and throughout
the United States. FLODOARDO HOWARD
The native American., 1838-08-04

n LEES Lottery and Exchange Office, 8 doors east
"A. ofthe National Hotel, Pennsylvania Avenue where
he keeps constantly on hand fine selection of Tickets
in all the various Lotteries drawing under the man
agement Of D. S. Gregory & Co.
All orders promptly attended TO.
The native American., 1838-08-04

Wv public, that he continues to execute Enprapnr in
all it's various branches; also Coppeplaie printing
Aug. loft #.
The native American., 1838-08-04
PHILApEIrH,A, Norem6er %,

PHILADELPHIA, NOrem6er 70, 1896.
DEAR SIR: In compliance with resolution oi
the board of guardians / enclose you copy Of
the report to them, made BY the committee to
whom were referred the communications re-
ceived from you in relation 10 the deportation
of foreign paupers.
Respectfully, your obedient servant
GEO. w. JONES,
President of The Board.
To JAS " BARKER Esa @s
The native American., 1838-08-04

RooK AND JOB PRINTING neatly executed !.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-04-12
SCRAPS.

CUoIcE or NAMEs.-We were once nc
ouainted with a couple who made choice OF
the most noted names Of the day for all thcii
children, some half dozen, and the prond
mother Of the young Gracchi would take
every occasion, when strangers were wlliin
hearing, to "call the rolr' Of the "great folks"
in something like the following manner;
"You Martha Washington come here tins
moment, and mind Andrew Jackson and
William Shakspear, while Arthur Wellington
helps Napoleon Honaparte over that mud
puddle and then run and call your daddy to
dinner "-l Star.
ABSENCE OF M,xp.--A tall man in Viz
ginia, having held conversation with another
person of inferior dimensions, made low
bow TO lis cane, which stood in one corner,
and seizing his friend by the scalp walked OIL
with him.
The New Orleans Picoyune says "tha'
donkeys can live on sbovings." If tins DC
true, the United States Government IS
donkey. 1t has been shaving the people an!
"lvng upon the shayinss" for the last year
/ / [Pnniiee.l
II DREADFUL CONFLAGRATIOS.--Ay young
lllady intending to sue for breach OF promise
| cut her lovers letters into bag for the pur
pose Of producing them in court, when, sa'
lilo tell, their own natural warmth produced
spontaneous combustion, and ashes alone re
maincd.