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wH1uO SAYS I Am IN WANT OF MO-

wHTfIO SAYS AM IN WANT OF MO-
Wv NEY, while NJ. DOYLE'S Capital Prize De
rot is in existence? The extraordinary good luck ~
this prince OF prize sellers has made persons IN
dependentiy rich than perhaps any three vendors IN
the United states. TO experience some of this g9od
luck it is emily necessary to call or send and :et
package, single ticket share in of the follow
ing splendid schemes to be drawnths week. Capitals
for sale at NJ. Doyle Capital Prize Depot, No. la
Pratt street. opposite the Railroad Depot, next 10
Bradshaw;5 United States Hotel,
SATURDAY, capital 97OOo, tickets 50, shares in
proportion. st3-Risk on package of whole tickets
$685. halves Sl3; quarters So 50. Certificates will De
issued at the above rates.
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur
chase by the package or quantity
For sale in the greatest variety Of lucky nuhoefs W
TIE package, single ticket, or scare All orders pes
mail or otherwise addressed TO
M DOYLE, No. IA Prat; street,
u rRl Opposite h. n q. r. r. DepGl
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GC3- ATTENTION! INDEPENDENT LIGHT
DRAGOONS. You are requested 10 meet at the base
of Washngton's Monument, on TOMORROW,
(Frday.) the 4th Of July, at O'Clock A. M in full
Summer uniform, with arms aud Announcements in
complete CIDER By order of the Commandant.
iy3-2~ GEORGE RILEY, ., 5,
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J5-OFFICIAL DRAWING Of the Md. COnsoli-
dated Lottery, class No, 70, for 1885,
10 95 81 40 5 43 ii 90 - So s. % c. Sc
10 and IS, being the lt and ID drawn Nos each $50
3j and 81, being the "a ami Sd drawn Nos. each 10
10 and 81, being the 81 and 4th drawn Nos each %
and 10, being the 18th and 5lh drawn Nos each 90
and AZ, being the 9Th and 9TH; or IT and 40,
being the 9th and 1th drawn Nos. each Is
All having Two Of the drawn Nos. on them, each 10
All having one only Of the drawn Nos. on, -
From the old established House Of
It EMORY. No. } n. Calvert ST.
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New POSTAGE Law. The new cheap post
age law works well, as far as regards the In
crease in the number of letters. Several thou
sand more letters were deposited in the office
in Philadelphia on Tuesday and the day be-
fore, over and above the ordinary number
when under the old system. In New York, a
great increase in the number Of letters is noted
The post Office in this city has also met with a
considerable increase.
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a l. III A. AC.
MARRIED.

on the 3! inst by the Rev. Geo w. Bumap. y r.
WILlANS Jr.. Of New Orleans. 20 MARTHA Eliza
BETH, daughter Of y. f. Williams, Of ms city.
~ 81. stephens Church, ti,S LIST instant 10y the
Rev. J0hH N. McIiiiOu, NM, T. LEONARD, VI. D., to
SARAH LAyISIA DoRMAE.
AT Washington, LIST inst. hy Rev Geo. w. Samson,
BENJAMIN LroDON, Jr. to Miss MARGARET COATES.
ON I'd INST by Rev II. SungfrIlow. Jas. X. Swru, u.
Phl!adelpha, to MARY CATuARiNE WHITE.
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On Thursday morning, 3dinst, BENJAMIN T. BARR
MAN. aged "a years.
His mole friends are invited to attend Lis fuuerai
from his late residence, Thames street. Fci!'s Point
This afternoon, at O'Clock, without further notice
lPhladePhla papers please copy
ON the Bird inst MARY ELIzABErIl infau, daushts.
OF Elias I and Mary A. e. Griffin, aged months ana
- days.
AT Washington, ID inst. JoHY P. LATRuIrTg, i'll the
Goth year Of his age,
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NAVAL. The Boston Eagle states that the
steam frigato Mississippi, Capt. Fitzhugh, re-
ceiyod her crew from the Ohio on Thursday,
and was put in commission. Her destination
is unknown, but presumed to be the Gulf OF
Mexico. The Marion, Commander Shields, is
preparing for sea at the Charleston Navy Yard,
Also the John Adams, Commander MeChen-
cy, at New York, and the Cyane, Capt Mer-
vine. at Norfolk 1t is said that the trigate
Congress is not to be fitted for sea at present
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Q7-CORONER's OFFICE, No l2S NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st mhl2-ly
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HoLrIDAY STREET THEATRE Second night Of Ken
dil!'s Brass Band, Mr.. Kendall with his celebrated
Brand and the ''Orignal Ethiopian Serenadcrs," viii
give their second combined Concert this evening, at
the Holiday st. Theatre. The audience last evening,
large and respectable and the execution Of tie
most difficult pieces Of muse hy The Band, and the
plaave melodies Of the darkies'' wcrereceived with
great is'actoa. We anticipate tonight perfect
ian. The Box sheet is now open,
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The CELEBRATIONS To Day Sunday Schools
Temp rance Socjeljcs-2Ne MiHmy-OM Fcllows-
Excursions, &c. We give below notice Of Tie diff
frrcut places and modes Of celebration to-day, blythe
sunday Schools, Temperance and other Societies.
and the Military, besides the several Excursions by
Railroads and Steamboats,, SO far rs we have been
made acquainted with them
Sla'f.g Schools The Isl and ID English Lutheran
SUNDAY Schools wal spend the day in the Norh-eas
portion Of CAROLS Woods South of Franklin-st ex
tended Rev. Mr.. Hawkins, the temperance advo
cate, viii deliver an address at > O'Clock, p NJ
I The univotsais! Sunday school will form pro
cessioh Al the Church in Cavertst. at O'clock anC
march M Pleasant to Charles-st, up Charles TO Mad
son and out Madison TO the beautiful grove attached
to the Bolton Depot, where the day will be spent il
interesting ceremonies.
WHalcoat Chapel sabbath school will celebrate the
dag in the beautiful grove on West Madison ST. extern
ded, near the pury ing ground of The Chapel.
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NH w. TELEA&D. SURGEON DENTIST
u q ~ w. corner Of Eutaw and Lombard streets
ml0-3m
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/ WAsHINGToS MUSEUM, PRATT ST. An excellent
bill of entertainment is offered at this pa of amuse
ment tonight. Drop in this evening, for as in every
thin else so in amusements-'varety is the spice
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The CELEBRATIONS TODAY. As usual we
shall give full account of the various &C.
lebrations of our National Anniversary, winch,
may take place to-day, in and near the city,
and therefore respectfully request those conncc-
ted with Sunday Schools Temperance and Ii
terary Societies, and other benevolent and reli-
gous bodies, as we'll as the military, to favor us
with short, concise and accurate accounts of the
''doings of the day" at as early an hour to-mor-
low as practicable.
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TEN0 THE ENTE&PRESGNG. A chancr IS
a open Tor few days only, TO any gentleman hav
ing few hundred dollars Idle, OF taking an interest
IN one OF the most valuable Inventions of the day
one that must yield immensely in few months
Having been fully tested, no risk will be incurred;
the funds are only wanted for the purpose of bringing
Ii fairly before the public Any person being inclined
to avail themselves of the opportunity offered viii
apply to LEWIS +. SCOTTI,
Iva No. 10 EXCHANGE Place
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G5- No ICE. JERUSALEM ENCAMPMENTr
No. /. 100 I. Patriarch, YOU are hereby notified
TO attend 4 meeting at the Camp, North Gay street
THIS (FrdayD EVENING, at O'Clock
By order of the &, j.
II GEO. J. ROCHE, Scribe
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vHyAkE NOTICE

VNyA Il ~ NnTJCEr ~ ,o,,, . =,
TuIv i'm Tho Ammo. "iisequ'n NE Vi W-udy,
Indcnnnirnrr MoGiTN nS;S ~ p tue neela5"uon 0l
RnI,rpn;e u Iicnr Cav VIII Ia mont.on prP''' ~
n ur, and trnr, 81 NH Pc ON . "c'ocN'
q l,raa rnu,ber or new and "ba,,n p,,i;.,. ~.
r.lilrs p,rris Nustc S~ m h I'M wa
.ya,rinn JAMES, = NrCi 'irVGt on anu
PsbIjra,inn n,noi 80 RI ,i'nNr
II iii doo, 49, ,,y 49,
-! ~
EGLNSiS AND CDi.oBEiD LA%IEAGsS,-
%S HAMILTON EASTER y co, 2nj Baltimore
s'e'' nave on mana
E!ouZ"; Nfu"n, Drlh anu StaJG LASIiNG5.
Jtt ana Blue BACK l.d'uNgS.
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ARINELIST-PORT OF BALTnI )Hr.
THURSDAY, JULY 3 le45
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New PUBLICATIONS. Armstrong & Berry have laid
upon ou, table Nos 81 aud IS of 'HlrpCrs Illumina
ted and Illustrated Shakespeare" No. of the "Ne-
villes Of Garcstown,'' and No. of the "Encycopc-
dia of Domestic Economy"
From James E. McGlenan, No, 81 Batmore-st, we
have received the July NO Of Arthur's Ladies Maya
zine. II is beautiful number.
From Messrs, Gushing & Brotherwe have received
Flrst Lessons Latin; series of exercises in An
alyiical and ynthetica in Latin Synax, by our fell
low townsmen, N. c. Brooks, A, NJ.
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CLEARED.
CLEARED,
pr Sims Mnntal

FRoMrHE EXCHANGE READING-RooN BOOKS.
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LETTER BAGS up AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOM :
For Rouctdam--Ship Gen. Washington, 10Th July.
For Brcmen-Shp Schiller, soon.
For Bremen-Ship Marianne, soon.
FoI Barbad1es- BWpuc Henry Kelsey, soon.
For Valparaiso, &c.-Barque George 4 Henry, l0tl
pTONimO.
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fr9-TRiNlTY CHCENH. (FeII's Poiutl will be
open for Divine service THIS AFTERNOON, Al 3
O'Clock, when discourse suitable to the day viii be
delivered The public are respectfully invited to at
tend. It
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MvsErN. The entertainments offered az the Mu-
scum are perhaps, the most varied and best arranged
IN the city This afternoon at half past 3 o'clock,
performances will commence in the Saloon, consist
ing of anew Comedy, called sold Friends and New
Faces and new and most laughahle Farce, emit
tied EManied and Settled" alfordng to families an
opportunity of giving their children delightful enter
tanment without keeping them up late at night. In
the evening, at the usual hour, eftlock, the per
formanccs will comprise the favorite comedy of"Kl
OF Cure, a grand Clio OF Singing aud Dancing, and
the laughabe farce of 'Mrs. White Look out for
a rush, and 90 early
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TustrR2, FRoNr-sT.-Lcyt Night Of the Season.
mr.. Booth This distinguished Tr0gediau wlappGar
tonight as "Rchard Ill" in Shakspcare's celebrated
TRAGEDY Of tat title. As it IS universally conceded
that Mr. Booth stands alone in perfect deneatiou
Of ibis most dficutofa Shakspearc's characters and
we doubt not the simple announcement will cause
the house TO be crowded from pit 10 doom. After the
tragedy, a new piece called "Orrgon, or the Emil
grants Dfeam,' will have its first representation in
this city.
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CAPE MAY.
a ess4ezY Persons about visiting the various
k4z7,l h3s,ys Altering places, travelling for plea
2asss1ss sure will ini many desirable ARTICLES
at II. 3. FIELD y CO.'S UMBRELLA STORE,
and among which are the following Swimming Belts,
a capital article for bathing in the surf, Nautilus Life
PreserVers, Ladies' and Cents sizes; Bathing Caps;
JOinted Fish Rods; Portable Fishing Crickefs, on
stools: English Macintosh Cents and ClOaks, an eX-
celIent artIcc for summer travelling, being non con
duCtcr of heat and perfectly water proof Travelling
Bags and Cases; Ladies' Straw, Brussels and Wilton
Satchel,; Money Belts; Canes, a great Variety to-
gether with 4 wen selected assortment Of
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Brig Almena, Dill fion Baltimore foy Boston. and
schr Cottage, Arey, from do for NewbuFyrOrt arrived
. ag Edrarfowu 9th II
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COLD GUARD, Fob AND VEST CHAINS,
aG- Finger Rings, Bieastpins, Bracelets, si'ves
Spoons, Butter Knives; silver plated Cake Baskets.
Casters; Candescks; Dyon's best Britannia pieces
to the set new patterns gold aud silver Spectacles At
low prices. by GABRIEL u. CLARK,
ipiI eotf Water street, second door from CalVer.
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EBODfk BINDIEG-Execue in every style
n with expedition aud on reasonable terms, az
LYCErl'S, No l22 Baltimore street over the Fat
not office, in Velvet Morocco, Russl or Calt, Muse
aud ieriodicals neatly bound. ms wsiy
SN0M, AND FARMERS BANK OF BAL
a. TIMORE, June 80, 1915. On FRIDAY, The 4lh
july, this Bank will be closed Bills and Notes falling
due on that day are expected TO he paid Oh tbs ID, aud
those intended for discount be deposited with
the Bank on Wednesday. ID inst. ~
i've 81 TRUEMAN CROSS, Cashier =
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MEMORANDA.

Big Pnta, SaWyeT Ion HaIllm0re, I0n0tner 0Cc0uN'
says for New York, in days was left at Ponce l4th
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jchr Alicia, Hall, Charleston, Johnson * Trayers,
Schr Alfred, Davenport, New Bedford, via Kappa
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ED DAD NOTICE is hereby giver
Ii a that a n.itinn y, Ill be To the Cnrn

EB DAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given
81 . that petition will be presented to the Com
missloners of Monroe county at their next session,
IN December for the location Of county ROAD
through part of said county. commencing for the
same al the Summertield and Zanesvile road on
the farm of VIM. Young in Union township Mon
roe county at a fence known as the middle fence
between his two hill field the north of said road
thence up said fence to the woods to the end of
point, up said point to the lands Of Charles Arnd
bearing to the west bank of the hill through said
Arndt land, thence the best way on to the ridge,
thence the nearest and best way through the lands
of Morgan Hickman, Eliab Matheney Jeremiah
Brown, Joseph Davidson, Jeremiah Brown, VIM.
Shealds and Squire Brand to the corner of Peter
Brands fields, thence through said Peter Brands
land around to the west side of his farm to the
county line the place of termination.
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"Whher will you go'" asked he, as soonas they
were fairly away from the house--''is there any 3
place to which you wish me to direct you, .
"None-I am an entire stranger here, having
arrived in the country only last evening" >.
'And were you an acquaintance OF Col. yinton!'
81 had never met him till last evening. Butt
pray you, inform who you are, and why you
have called me from my couch at 80 unseasonsble
an hour" ''Your FIRST question cannot answer;
but have called you from your pillow because
knew your life was in danger. myself heard the
plot laid for your assassination ssl s (,
"By whom''
''By your host -
at is not possible a.tf
Would that also could believe hat it were not
"And who are you' If you be q true man, and
no deceiver, why do you refuse to give me your
name?" 81 have not refused to give il, sir; but
my true name cannot give, for do not myself
know what it is-the name which I bear is even
that which you called me when you first awoke-
Walter Vinton but have been taught 10 consid-
er thatl hold this, and all other things, through
the sufferance of him who has this night plotted
your assnation Ofmy parentage know nothing.''
at is strange, very stange, said his companion,
turning the light of the lantern upon his face
"Young man, you are so much what Walter Vim
ton was when parted from him more than 20 years
ago, that, could I forget the lapse Of time, il
would be difficult to convince me that you were
not the same person."
"And who was Walter Vintonp'
"Did not understand you that you had been
reared in the family of Col. Vin,on!"
You did"
"Have you tLen never seen his maniac brother,
who, he informs me, is confined in an insane asy-
lum not far from this place!"
81 have never heard that he had such brother"
'tCan it be- Alas, my poor friend Walter!'
He is insane, then'"
$50 Col. Vinton informs me-"
What is the cause of his insanity?'
&C The death of my dear sister. his wife, and of
his only son. Atleast was so informed last even
know nothing of their fate
had sought them for years, but, until arrived in
this place, could find no trace of the family, and
now that which hear ofthem i. truly melancholy"
:" What was the name of your r!'-asked
Walter, with much anxiety.
"Amelia."
i" Her family name'"
" Marsden."
'' Did she retain her family after msrrisge:"
s' She did,.
" And her initials were A. NJ. Y. ~ -f
Z" They were; but why do you ask'
Because there is mystery here, which can
not explain. But We must hasten to secure the
murderer, whom Co.. Vinton had engaged for your
ere he discovers that his victim has
fed"
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HE DAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
q q that petition will be presented to the Com
missoners of Monroe county at their next session
in December, for an alteration on part of the
state road leading from Graysve 10 Van Buren,
through the lands of Maris and Hartshorn, the al
teration to commence at the section line between
section nineteen and twenty in Wayne township,
Monroe county, and running north east direction
along the load now opened and IN travelling use
near TO where Maris is building new barn, thence
a south east direction to Intersect the old line of
said road in section 10. Oct 8, 1858
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"a TATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, S.
- Valentine c. Knight.

Frances Knight Lemuel J. Knight, Isaac Nc.
Way, Thornton F. Jones, Mary Jane Sutton, Al.
len Sutton, Willis Sutton, Augene Sutton, and al
infant daughter of Seth A. Knight, deceased
The defendants will take notice that the SAID
Valentine G. Knight has this day flied in the office
fthe Clerk of the Court OF Common Pleas of said
county his petition for partition Of the west half Of
the north west quarter oI section 27, m township
5, range 6, in said county, descended to the
heirs of William Knight, deceased. Said Valen-
tine claims two shares Petition for hearing at
next term of said court
ARCHBOLD & WIRE,
Nov. 8, 1916. Attorneys pro Petitioner.
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N Shis Invaluable medicine. was prepared from
z AZ extensive practice of severa! years in bill
lious climate, and Is NEVER KNOWN To FAIL of
cnring FsUerend dgue or any of the diseases above
named
Those who are suffering from diseases Of this
kind, as also those who have become nvalids from
their effects upon the constitution. will find the
INDIA CHpLAGoGUE.a most Invaluable remedy
for purifying the blood, and thoroughly cleansing
from the system the morbid effects Of bilious
climate 'fN ''" ""+
The wonderful operation of the Choagogue in
eradicatng BILE from the human system, can only
explain its extraordinary agency in the SPEEDY.
THOROUGH and PERMANENT CURE of FEVER
and AGuE, and the various grades of intermittent
and femittent feyers.
From, Hon. Ross WILKINS, United States Dis
hictl Judge TOR the District If Michigan
s5 IA. DETRoiT, Oct 30, i. I.
Mr.. r .Udrd Bingham;
Dean SiR-With great pleasure state the fact
of the complete andradcal cure Of the Fever and
Ague with which my son William was attacked,
by the use, pursuant 10 directions of DR.. Qsgood's
Indian Cholagogue. He had as severe an attack
as ever witnessed, and I apprehended long
winter of this disease, which 3as some years ago
the when resided at Tecumseh. But was
providcptialy led 10 notice your advertisement in
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NB DAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given
la that petition will be presented to the Com
missioners of Monroe county at their next session
in December, praying for the alteration OF the
county road commencing at the Woodsfleld and
SistersvilIe State road near Jane Jacksons's and
ending at the Marietta road near John Drum s.;
said alteration to commence at the low place near
Henry Drums bars, thence by said Drums stable,
thence to the section line between John Hamilton
and Henry DR. I'm, thence east with said line to in
tersect the Woodsfeld and Sistersville road at or
near Samuel Jackson's Oct 5, 1888
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AUDITORS SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS.
NoTIcE is hereby given, that will offer for sale
In at public auction, at the door OF the court
hause in Woodsfield, Monroe county. Ohio, OF
Saturday the 3rd day of January, b. 1916, The
following tracts of Land to wit: The South hall
of the South Westqnarter Of Section l6, in Town
z ship g., Range 5, containing 10 and hundreths
acres, more or less, appraised at 5000 00-Aiso,
the South half ofthe South East quarter OF Section
l6, in Township 3, OF Range 5, containing 10 and
3hundrelhs acres, more or less, appraised at 500.
Also, the North half of the South East quar-
ter OF Section 49, in Township 5, of Range g.,
containing 10 and hundretbs acres, more or less,
appraised 800 90, Said land in case to be
sold for less sum than five dollars per acre, nor
for less amount than the appraised value thereof
one twelfth of the purchase motley to be paid at
the time of sale, and the balance in twelve annual
instalments, Of equal amount, with annual interest
thereon. i H}tH aa4aa9I1f ttlHNit
si 3ag JOHN M KIRKRRIDE, Aud'r,
a.,.s x, Monroe county, o.
!. Nov. Is, ls45-ts 24 sis3i ta@RA], tl
pIANK DEEDS for sale N this Office = u
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EDLOUGHS! PLOUGHS!!-The best lot o.
d. PIoughs ever offered in this market OF Zanes-
vile manufacture; amongst which may be found
The best quality of Side Hill, and fiom No to
N o. OF the new pattern of Regulators.
Formers would do well to call soon as they will
be sold very low. - .fg-aes. t..r.r. .....f.
Nov, Is, IS45, ]. r. & J. II, MORRIS.