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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-05
ANIERICAN REPUBL ICAN
HEAD CHARTERS.

LITE MILITARY HALL, ~ Gay STREET.
YRNHE Proprietor Of Military Hall respectfully in
II forms the citizens Of Baltimore and vicinity tina
in conformity with public opinion, he has changed the
name of his estabshme mt to the .EAMERlCAN RE
PUBLICAN HEAD QUARTERS,'' where he viii
he happy to accommodate his old customers, anu
such new ones as may desire to avail themselves Of q
comfortable place Of resort. The Bar will be, as
usual, supplied with the choicest WINES and Ii
QU0RS, and all the Dehcacies Of the season win be
served up, as heretofore, in the best style.
{1Z-The BOWLING SALOONS, attached to the
establishment, are comfortably fitted up for the Win
ter Season. where gentlemen can amuse themselves
in this healthy exercise without molestaon, and Al.
the smallest expense.
WILLIAM II. ROSE, Proprietor
American Republican House,
naO-3,n Late Military Hall. ~ Gay-st.
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Mon. FRAUDS UPON THE BALLOT Box The
editor Of the Anthracite Gazette states that he
is in possession of some queer facts in relation
to forged naturalization papers which he propo-
SEES to devclope in few days. He says:-"As
soon as we procure all the evidence necessary
10 sist US in our assertions, we shall then star
tle our Native friends with some facts that have
remained hidden 700 lonc!i'
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FRENCH THEATRICAL BUDGET. There are
in France, says one of the journals, $500 ac-
tors, 1900 actresses, and 10000 individuals at
tached in one way or other to the theatres,
making total of $4,000 persons living upon
the budget of ITALIA and Melpomene, which is
estimated at sc. OOO. OOOf
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SECOND BRANCH.

The Branch met. The President presented
a communication from the late Mayor, James
o. Law, in reference to the sub ect Of the bond
ing of the Treasurer to the School Commits
sioners, as referred to in report of a commit
tee, and setting forth that if the alusion be in
tended to refer to his action as late Mayor, no
such difficulty ever existed. Read.
DR.. Collins submitted an order, requesting
the Commissioners of Public Schools to direct
the principal teachers of all the Public Schools,
male and female, to furnish the Board, as ear
ly as practicable, with accounts of all the seve-
raj amounts of tuition money paid by them to
the Treasurer of the Board, from LIST jan, 1874,
to 3lst Dec, 1914, inclusive; the accounts OF
each teacher to be taken from the reccip book
! in which all receipts for such payments are en-
tered each item to state the month, day, and
amount of each payment then made and re-
ceipted for; and that the Board hand over said
accounts to the Committee on Accounts o!
Commissioners of the Public Schools. Adopted
Mr. Essender moved the appointment of a
Joint committee of conference in reference to
the rejection by the First Branch of the propo-
sition to memorialze the Legislature against
the passage ofthe bill for completing the Ches-
apeake and Ohio Canal. 1t was agreed to- and
Mcssrs Essender, Foreman and Boyd named to
unite with Messrs. Walsh, Harker and Cooper,
as appointed by the First Branch.
MIR. Barnes, from the committee to whom
the subject had been referred, reported that
further legislation was not necessary in relation
to the erection of ten-pin alleys, SC. Concur
red in.
Mr.. Baker reported bill creating the May
or and the Chatrmen of the Committees on Ed
ucstion of the two Branches, eX-ofiicio mem
bers of the Board of School Commissioners
Read.
The Branch adjourned till ID tomorrow
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RECOVERY OF STOLEN Goops. Two men
have been arrested in Lancaster county, Pa,
having in their possession large quantity of
stolen goods, such as jewery, ware, sc. The
police of N. York have also arrested several
boys in that city, with valuable watches in
their possession, which were stolen.
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New YORK. The Democratic members of
the Legislature of this State, have held eau
Gus and nominated the following officers:--For
Secretary Of State, Latham S. Benton; for
Comptroller A. c. Flagg; for Treasurer, Ben
japno }inos; for Attorney General, John Van
Buren,; for Surveyor General, Hugh Halsey;
f. 'ommssary General, Henry Storms; for
PEGS ters Of the University, MartinVan Buren,
aai VIM, c. Bouck The wing caucus was
held g. the same evening, and nominated John
G. Clatd tx tie United States Senate, in OPP
position to Mr.. Dickinson, (now in the Sem
ata. and also candidates for the State offices.
TIE Democratic candidates will, of course, be
az pointed.
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
ORTIZ FREDERICK STREET,

NORTH FREDERICK STREET,
Am the right hand side going from Baltimore -,
~ two doors from the corner-where may be Oh
tanned most speedy remedy for Gon0rrhga GlteLs,
Structures. Seminal Weakness, pain in the LoNs, az
tecuons of the Kidneys, and every symptom OF
crCt Disease,
y CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE MADE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
ATTENDANCE from in the MORNING TILL 10 at Nlsnu.
DR.. JOHNSTON,
A member Of the Royal College of Surgeons, LicsE-
tlne OF the hpOheCarys Hall, London, and Graduate
rom one Of the rs colleges in the United States MY
he consulted in ali diseases incident to the humaS
frame, but more especially in all cases OF
CERTAIN DISEASE.
Wneh me misguided nAd mprudeRt yotary of pez-
sure Ends he has mbbed the seeds of this painful dis
ease. 1t too often happens that Ill timed sense Of
shame, or dread at discovery deters him from amply
ng TO those who. from education and responsibility,
can alone beirlehd him. delaying TIL the constitutional
symptoms OF this horrId disease make their appeaF
ance, such as liberated sore taroat, diseased noss
nocturnal pains IN the head and limbs dnlness OF sight
deafness, nodes on the shin bones and arms botehes
on the head, face and eXremties progressing on WITH
trgttu! rapldiy til at las; the palate Of the mouth OK
the bones Of the fall IN ana the victim al this aw-
tut disease becomes horrid object of cOmnseration
I'LL death puts period To his dreadful suferngs 2F
sending HIM To "Nat bourne whence no traveller re
turns.' TO such. therefore. Dr. JOHNSTON Dledsea
himself to preserve the most invioahlG secrecy; and
from his extensive practice in the first hospitals Of
Europe and America, he cav confidently recommend
safe and speedy cure to the unfortunate victim of
this hUlrd disease.
TAKE NOTICE. Those persons who have iniuy-
ed their constitutions by certain practice, speedily
cured.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eve. such ~
for squirting, Cataract, &c. Also those for Defornty
of the Limb, such Us Cluo Foot, &c, performed ON
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Take notice, on the right hand side of N. Frederick
street, going from Baltimore street. doors from the
corner. Observe the name.
NO Advice To the Poor GRATIS. ols
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tFer the American Republican,
THE LAFAYETTE VOLUNTEERS

.NessrS. Editors-You noticed last week the
appointment of our respected fellow-citizen,
John Pickell, Esq, to the command of this
military corps. As a member of the first, am
much rejoiced at the selection the Volunteers
have made, and | congratulate the 5srd, that
an officer of such urbanity, ability and gallant
ry as Capt. Pickell, has been secured to the
command. We predict for the Lafayette Vo-
lunteers noble station for discipline and mill
tary appearance. Their commander is an Of
ficer of much experience, acquired in the war
in Florida, where he obtained high distinction
for his gallantry and services. We know the
material which will compose the corps, the
most military part Of the population of the
city, and many of the young men who have
not before joined a military corps, will gladly
embrace the opportunity of now connecting
themselves with corps which promises to add
mach to the military honor of the city.
A VETERAN OF THE lsT
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NATIONAL MONUMENT SOCIETY. Sam'l II.
Smith, Esq, Treasurer Of the National Monu-
ment Society, at Washington, reports the a.
mount of money on hand, principal and inter-
est, in different investments, to be S49,7S3 70.
Thos. Carberry and Thos. Monroe, Esqs., have
examined MIR. Smiths accounts, and report
them correct as stated.
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MURDER AT SAVANNAH. Captain Samuel
II. Timmons, an old pilot, and respectable
citizen of Savannah, was murdered by u negro
pilot named Perry, on Thursday last. The
murderer was arrested.
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BELOW ZERO. At Boston, on Saturday
morning, Fahrenheit's Thermometer stood at
four degrees below zero. The upper harbor
was DISTRACTED by ice.
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The NEXT STEAMER. Arrangements hay.
been made to express the next steamer over IL.
Long Island Railroad, at whatever houy sl,
may arrive.
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MANUFACTURES. a company of Boston ca
pitalists have secured a tract of territory for
two miles along both banks of the Nerrimack
at Andover, where they contemplate the es-
tablishment of manufactures, on a large scale.
This will perhaps be the germ of another city
similar in its character to Lowell.
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BURNING OF Poor House.. The poor house
at Salem, N. j., was entirely destroyed by fire
on Saturday last, and the inmates rescued with
difficulty. The scene, says the Philadelphia
Sun, was one of terror, Several of the pau
ners, who unfortunately were crazy and chain
ed fast in their cells, were peculiar objects of
COMMUNICATION, and some of the citizens or
keepers,m ore bold than the rest, rushed to their
rescue, and succeeded in parting the chains
which bound them. One of the lunatcs had
been bound for the past twenty years, and was
so ferocious, that it was exceedingly dangerous
for any one to approach him-but his rescuers,
being impelled alone by sympathy for him,
rushed violently into his cell. The crazy one
started back and seemed to be surprised; he
asked what was the matter, and being told the
place was on fire, he appeared anxious to be
let loose. His chains were then broken, and
lie dashed off with more than Indian agility.
The other chained ones were liberated, and all
retaken and placed in the Jail.
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SHERIFF OF ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY. We
learn that Robert WEIGH of Ben. Esq, the Sc
cond on the return, has been commissioned by
the Governor as Sheriff of Anne Arundel coun-
ty, in the place of Benz. T. Pindle, Esq, who
failed to renew his bond. MIR WEIGH has bond
ed and entered upon the discharge of the du-
ties of the office
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ARREST OF Sw:NpLER. Col. Digby, with
| halfa dozen aliases, has been arrested in PhiIa-
delphia charged with swindhng. This same
individual, it appears, has been convicted three
times of swndling, and has but recently been
released from the penltcntlary where he has
served seven years. He is 60 years OF age,
gray headed and of Il venerable and respectable
appearance, yankee by birth, printer by
trade, and picker up Of uncunsidered trihes
by vocation. On Friday last he proceeded to
the hat store of Mr.. G.. Duffy, in Chesnut-st.,
and represented himself as Nathaniel Benton,
brother to the Senator. He was long time in
selecting a hat Of the first quality, but at last
he found one which suited him exactly. He
put it on his head and left his old one behind
for the purpose of having it roncd. As he
was stepping out Of the door, he requested the
proprietor of the store to send the old hat and
bill to the United States Hotel, at o'clock in
the evening. This was done, but Nathaniel
could not be found. The next that was heard
of him, was at Mrs. Lafore's perfumery store,
in South Fourth street where he obtained Isl
worth of perlumery. On Monday, however,
he was arrested, and plead as an excuse too
frequent indulgence in wine. lie surrendered
up the stolen articles, and was committed
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no OTHER ELECTION IN BosroN. The bH,
to proceed to another election Of Mayo in Eos
ton has been rejected by thc Common Council
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ITEMS OF News. The amount of Treasury
notes outstanding on the LIST inst. was 81 $751;
.97.-The receipts into the U. S. Trea-
sury for the quarter ending 3lst December
last, as nearly as can be ascertaned, were 3d.
745,36o, and the expenditures $685., 1861.
The Cincinnati papers announce the death
of Capt. Woodruff-Orrin Nudge, aged 25
years, recently committed suicide, at Genesee,
N. y, by taking arsenic.--The law against
building manufactures at Charleston, S. c.,
has been repealed. 1t is rumored that Com.
Elliot is to take command Of the U. S. ship
olumbus.-During the past year, a shoe
maker at Maiden, Mass, who must be as tough
as leather, made s9l pairs of shoes.-Capt
Hardy, of the brig Souther, was washed over
board on the 25th nit. and drowned on his pas
sage from Port-au-Prince to Boston--The
English High School in Boston, with its vau-
able library, was destroyed by fire on Satur-
day.-During the past year 600 new build
ings were erected in that part of St. Louis w.
ing north Of Washington Avenue.--The
maorities on the license question IA Vermost
stand 1923 against and 1885 for granting per-
mission to vend ardent spirits. inquests
were held in New York, on Sunday, o2cr the
body of Hugh Wilson, Scotchma,, who
committed suicide, and over the bodies o., Nr.
Randolph and James Jackson, both of WHOM
died suddenly. --The U. S. brig Perqoiso,
Con, HINT will sail tina lattar mart = ,l;,
week for England.
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ITO be concluded in our next. !


ENTERPRISE. 1t is said of Messrs. Hayden,
Of Haydensvlle, Mass, the celebrated steel pen
manufacturers, that they commenced about the
year 1880 the business of making buttons by
hand employing only two or three persons be-
sides themselves. They gradually enlarged
their business, and in 1888 they had capita
of 800, 900, and gave employment to two hun.
dred persons. In 1889 they added the bushes:
of manufacturing steel pens to that of button
making, and now they have capital of Sis,
900, and employ daily e15 hands. The mum
Der of buttons manufactured at their establish
ment, daily in 1914, was 1000 gross, and the
number of pens per day, 100 gross The case
oftheso two brothers affords another proof the
ability of industry, enterprise and good man
agement to command success.
HEAVY VERDICT AGAINST ANTI-RENTERs.-
In the Albany IN. W Circuit Court last week
Mr. Chauncey Rider, a Deputy Sheriff of thai
county, who was assaulted and mal-treated by
q number Of 'Indlans," while in the discharge
VI OiACiol III tCfi ICCOfeIcO u feT
dict of Ten Thousand Dollars against four of the
individuals, who were present when the out
rage was committed, and who, though not &C.
tually participating in the assault themselves
yet countenanced and encouraged those who
did the deed.
THE ALBANY AND BosroN RAILROAD. The
Boston Post states that the GROSS recei nts m
this great thoroughfare, during 1914, have a.
mounted to S775,Ooo, and that 100000 has
been set apart by the Directors for the purpose
of declaring and paying dividend.
DIVIDENDS. The Boot Mills Co., at Lo,
well, have declared dividend of S per cent fol
six months; the Salisbury Manufacturing Co.
dividend Of per cent; and the Great Fail.
Co, dividend Of $50 on each share.
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lReported for the American Republican,
COURT OF APPEALS. w. SHORE
ANNAPOLIS, (Md.) Feb. 8, ls45

ANNAPOLIS, (Md.) Feb. 8, 1915.
No, 46. Elizabeth Casey's lessee, VS.. VIM
lnloes, ct. al.-appeal from Baltimore County
Court-was further argued by Mcmahon for
the appellees.
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;gy-ThE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN 81 BALTI-
MORE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers, by care
tl carriers n; only sir and quarter cents per week
payable to the Carriers only, at the end of each week.
The Clipper will also be sent. by mail, TO distant
subscribers the rate Of Four Dollars per year-pay-
ahIc, always, in advance.
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TEMPERANCE EssAY-Sl00 PREMIUM. The
Executive Committee of the General Tempe
rance Council of the city of New York offer a
premium of 800 cash for the best Essay adapt
ed to the present state of the Temperance Re-
formation-not to exceed eight octave pages.
Long Primer type. All papers for competi-
ton to be sent in prior to the Goth March next
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RAILROAD BRIDGE. The Directors of the
Cumberland Valley Railroad have contracted
with Mr.. krkbride, an experienced bridge
builder of Circleville, o., to construct BRIDGE
over the Susquehanna at Harrisburg on the site
of the old one--to be completed by the LIST of
January, ls4e. There was great competition
for the contract.
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FIRE AT NEWARK. The Patent Gather
Factory of D. B. Crockett s. Co., was DESTROY
ed by fire on Sunday morning with consid-
cradle amount of stock, which was insured for
only $500. The building, which was of brick,
was insured for Se5oo-the part used for a
dwelling not being materially injured,
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ARRIVAL OF THEMBERNIA.
TEN DAYS LATEK rpo,I r,rna.,,

m nh,N FROM EUROPE.
The Steam ship %bernia, Captain Ryrie. ar.
N.o a, nos'oh% IN Saturday, at noon, having
made The passage in less than twelve days
one orinsSSs4 days later intelligence.
ne%<wsis not of much importance.
A.I5e sales of cotton at previous prices.
CFhong the passengers are Mr.. and Mrs.
x(iarles kean and Mr.. Hackett.
The transactionsi in American securities he'd
been very limited, and prices were still de
pressed.
The Cotton market was not so active. but
prices were without change. The lower quail
tiles OF American were being forced upon the
market.
The annexation Of Texas TO the United States
had not at all excited surprise.
The wife of George COtlin, Esq, tie cele-
brated painter and delineator of Indian Gus
toms, died in Paris on the Both ult.
MIR. Jenifer, the minister at Vienna, from
the United States, has received his order of
recall.
MIR. O'Connell was still holding monstrous
repeal meetings in Ireland. The Wexford
Demonstration took place on the Odd ult.
Two Turkish Steam ships came in collision
on the Black sea ON the night of the llth ult.
by which 100 lives were lost.
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TRANsYLvANIA UNIVERSITY
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
EMIL Course of instruction viii omen, ms here.
Z %iolure, on The trsl Monday of Nu,cmhcr. aud
close on the last day of February, under the follow
Ing arrangements
BENJAMIN DuDLLy, NJ d. Professor OF the Prin.
cIples and PmcIIce ui SargeSy.
NM III RICHARDSON, NJ ID. Professor of Obstetrics
mud Diseases oi Women and Children.
THos ID MIrcHFLL, NJ ~, Professor Of Mulena
Mcdlca aud therapeutics.
R'B'T PETEa. NJ D, Professor or Chemistry aud
Pharmacy.
LorAN G WArs,N N. NJ ID. Professor OF Theory and
Practice.
JAMES M BUsn. NJ ID. Professor Of Special aud
Surgical Anatomy.
LEoNIDAs Nj LAWSON. NJ d. Professor of General
and Pathological Anatomy aud Physiology.
ETnELBERT l. DUDLEY. NJ ID. Demonslraror OF
Anatomy.
The iptroduciories will be given on Monday
tuesday and "Wednesday; and The didattic course
VIII open on Thursday, November 9Th. Professors
ices amount ip sos, payable in all cases in adj
vance. m the best money current where The pupils
reside. M'IrculaIion fec SIS. Hospital Ticker
with Clinical Lectures S.. Graduation fee S24.-
DissccIing Ticket $40. The needul expenses OF
living range between Two and three dollars per
week. CntuIious lectures as usual. ia The month
at October. Further Information may be had. by
addressing lcteIs, posi- paid, Ia
TIiOS Il MITCHELL. Dean Of Fcculy.
Lexington, Ky. August 5. rs. 2wd
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COLTMnIA q
Chesnui street, JstvesH Gu oad IN ,lrre,.

Chestnut street, OtiWccH On GHd IN sirCSfs.
PHILADELPHIA.
FEVHE subscthors respectfully nufm lhrir trends
- and lhe lfavel ing public, ihrt they have a..
ken The ahoye house. formerly Known as the hiir.
shall Huuso) nhd hnve made extensive alteration s
md Improvements in iis iHiefur haVirg sgarcI rp
expense To render d one OF tie most pleasant end
fashionable houses in The city. The psrloB are
numerous. the charbcrs large and well arranged,
he furniture new. Us location is IN the m ST
central r1u ~ The ctt. n,or iogll The place. Of
pnhlfc amusement. end convenient So The depois II
The Iu'hefn. Western oud Northern mtucs
The tables VII be supflcd with all lhc de'ica-
cles Of the season. The Wines afe ~ he choicest
brands, aud have been rsfclully selected
The rrorictur- hnpe hy their personal attention
md experience ~ the hu.incss. io give sarcbclou
10 lhase whu may avnf tl,m vul their p,trontrc
BAGLEY. MACKENZIE g. co
jaws R,etEy. tptr OF J,nc-' No,el)
HE>HYC MAcEENzlr. (ofmcfJ ulih3 Washing.
ton House
PErEp l. FERGUSON. nul Im
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& EorFS TONIC AND ANTIDYSPEp.
nc PILLS -IUis Medicine - been
Nn'"n 0" Sue @u1lc hr Ilc last twenty YEARS. aud
ms 'o1iutd considerable c~olctrty as "a remedy fuf
hysprisi1 Experience has shown ,lcsc Pils 4,
%" 'he best inmtiy N,d.c.ac that con te used
lhey operate gently asa purcalvc. producing uci.
'h'r Si'hnrs, TOR dchI'l. They can be used al all!
umes hy potIH' oi oii ages. without regard 10 diet.
drink. or cyrosh'o 90 wei nrd cold.
A. pn Aal-lII,u, medicine. cycry pcrs1n nsirg
ihcm VIII ,p'u BECOME satisfied otlh,,r superior
efficacy. There has been issued a pamphlet. Go
be h"i "i thc Aeruls) 100 which d let lUrrh more
iu''y ,he iaiurc aui operation OF tie medicine, to.
fc'her wuh some 81 tho diseases an which It Is
husi applicable.
The ur'pfic'oti have been comprlle Z 10 alter the
torn oi the Wrappers enclosing heir Ptlls. owing
10 ihc MANY touutericiisI that hive been distributed
AT persons purchasing are requested To be- we'll
satisfied thcy ore genuine For sale by PRYOR Il
PAuLL ueci,ls. Wheeling Va. General Agents
l- no" Po"'' '"rs. " ~
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V''II|TVt lOTTNt
WM CONNER. Sec'e,,y

ava ~ACA/INiS. &c. Gadcy's Iady's BOOK.
AYa N1'l"n'l apd Auhuts Mng1znos fr An.
gust. Nos % and 81 II rpef's Pictorial Bible, Just
'''''N'u iI ,h' b'"y hnJ stationary Store ~
ong . W. EOBB. cor MIN end unon 81.