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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-09-12
MR.. PAINE.

II will be rccollected by our readers, that We
gave a brief account, some time since, of the ar
rest OF q Massachusetts, freeman, by the name Of
Paine, in Alabama, charged with having aided
a iellow-man in the recovery Of his liberty. OF
which he had been robbed.
From recent intelligence, we learn that Paine
has had a mock trial,-fUI a trial based upon
the hypothesis that u man can be property, must
be nothing else than a mockery of juslice-and
been convicted and condemned to seven years
confinement and hard labor, in the Penitentiary
of Georgia! His bloiher, who lives in..this
town, sent on funds to obtain counsel for him,
but he might as well have sunk it in Long Is
land Sound. As we'll may a counsellor bay the
moon, or ely peace to the raging pillows of the
ocean, as plead for mercy or justice before a
slaveholding tribunal. Paine is an educated
man,-haa been engaged in teaching in Geor.
gia, for four yea rs, and was highly respected aud
esteemed even by the shareholders. But he has
touched the apple of their eye, and, though,
pure as the angels in heaven, he must suffer a
fslon's doom. Mrs. Pain, in a delicate state of
health has fed from The land Of whips and knot
ted scourges,' 10 seek an asylum in New-Eng-
lond.
What a glorious privilege tits to be thus pro-
tActed! Is it mol such protection as ~vultures
give to lambsi-W Worcester County Gdzeiis.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-09-12
A "NTI-SLAVERY BUGLE
SALEM, eSpT8MBIa ~, ssAs.

81 love agitation when there is cause for it
the alarm bell which ~startles the inhabi-
tants of a city, saves them from being burn
ed in their beds."-Edmund Burke.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-09-12

LAW AND ORDER' IN K~ENrucRY.-The re.
spectacle destroyers Of Cassius NJ. Clay's printing
oftice in Lexington, ashamed of and alarmed al
'the improvement on their example made by the
lower ten thousand of that place held a meeting
on the following evening and passed sundry re-
solutions ~condenInatoFy Of the same, with The
following eKcnlpatory of themselves:
BE u ttrihar Resolrsd, That the citizens hero
Assembled do solnnly protest against the ouira.
geo OF last night being in any manner connected
with the open daylight aud orderly proceedings
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-31
THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, ls45.
FROM TIE EXCHANGE REAplNc-Ro ON BOOKS
CLEARED


Brig Eveline, Walton, Mobile, master.
Brig Baltimore, Brown, Boston, T. Whitridge Co.
Schr Mary Augusta, Kirwan, Arecibo, P. R., F. w
Bruno & Sens.
Schr Alice A. Peudergast, Toote, Charleston.
Steamer Ericsson, ClaypoO. Phiad'a, E. G. Harris
ARRIVED,
Ship Seaman, Myrick, from Valparaiso, October 6.
M0ptevideo about Nov l5 and Rio de JanGiro Dec.
l3, with copper, Lima wood, hung dried hides, oil,
bark, hats wheat and coffee, TO Clark Kellogg, w.
Wilson & Sons, and others.
Brig Frances, Soule, II days from Apalachicola,
cotton, to w. T.. Mayhem and others
Schr Gen. Washington, Parker, FIN Richmond, coal.
Barge Chesapeake, Price, from Philadelphia mdse.
to l.. e. Harris.
MEMORANDA.
Bardue Archibald Oracle, Rice, from Baltimore,
was at Savanna Ia Mar, JAM, Both ut
Barque Ida, Hallett; hrgs Eagle, Fessenden, and
Jos. Bach, Parker, from Baltimore for Boston, were
at Havana 26th inst.
Brig Charles Wirgman, Osborn, of Salem, I'm Bal
timore, (Apr 7, via New IeaIand,) was spoken July
o. lat 81 S. lon. l79 T.. bound to the Feee Islands.
Brig Amazon, Wedge, days from Baltimore for
Demnrara, was spoken Sth inst. lat. - N. Ion. 6S
Schr Gallant Mary, Evans, for Baltimore, in days,
was left AT MayagueZ Z T. 18th inst.
Schr Commerce, Dorothy, from Baltimore for Bos-
ton, was at Holiness Hole 1Sth inst.
Schr Phoebe Eliza, Osborn, from Baltimore, arrived
NJ New York 2Sth inst.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-31

Prize BEEF-.4 Compiiment-.4 Feast, We
acknowledge an invitation to dine at Alessrs.
Dix & Fogg's Light St. Hotel at o'clock to-
day And we take pleasure in referring to the
occasion nasmuch as it enables us to notice in
connexion with it a compliment TO official
merit and worth. During the recent visit of
officers Hays and Ridgely, (ofthe firm of Hays,
Zell, Ridgely s Cook,) TO New York, with a
requisition for Henry McCurley, charged with
murder, so deeply sensible were the citizens Of
the merits of these efficient officers, that they
were lauded on every hand and, as more pos
tive testimonial of appreciation, they were pre-;
scented by Mr.. Thomas P. Hart, Esq. of that
city, with a choice portion of "prize Beef
The beef, slaughtered by Matthew II. Chase
of Washington market, N. York, and forward
ed to this city, was exhibited in Centre marke
OH Wednesday last, and excited the admiration
of all epicures. Messrs. Hays and Ridgely
having placed this matter of meat" at the dis
posal of Messrs. Dix & Fogg, those who are
fond ofthe article-done up in all the varieties
can be accommodated, by visiting the Light st
Hotel. Always affordng an excellent table and
courteous attention, visitors to-day may expect
something very rich.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-31

ExrRAyAGANCE. In late speech delivered
by the Hon. Cave johnson, in the House OF
Representatives, he furnishes list Of books
purchased for the use of members of Congress
within few years past which cost $685.
65O.46, and adds, that others have been order
ed which will cost 100000. 1t is certainly
proper that the congressional library should be
well supplied with works useful in legislation;
but we do not think that the books purchased
at the public expense should become the pri-
yate property of members, at least to so extrav-
agant an extent. Mr. johnson made one
statement which reflects discredit on members
guilty of the practice, and shows the abuses of
the SYSTEM lie SAID that che had understood,
that many of the members of the House, after
the delivery of the books, were in the habit OF
selling them to the booksellers about the city
for less than half price, and these booksellers
kept them ready to resell to the next Congress,
for the supply ofthe new members He thought
this state Of things was intolerable, and he
hoped the members of the present Congress
would put an end to it,"
We agree with Mr.. Johnson, that 'this
state of things is intolerable," and heartily con-
cur in the hope, that the practice ofpurchasing
books for the members will be totally abolish
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-31
PHILADELPHIA, January 18th.


Mr.. John CantTell-I have taken some of your Pow
dels and they are the only remedy have ever found
TO relieve me from that ueacherous disease-DYS-
PERSIA. have tried almost every thing-liomeo
pathic, Thomsonian, Botanic, &C., and found 10
lief from them for the three years that troubled
with that disease | advise those that are troubled
with Dyspepsia to give it fair trial. and prove fol
themselves its efficacy. 1t removes gddiness from
the head hi aviness and burning from the breast and
stomach and brought the digestive organs to the ma
tural STATE ROBERT s. GAVETT,
No. Union street, Southwark.
h5-The above Medicine is sold, wholesale and re
tai in Baltimore, either ut the cor of Franklin and
C1ccl Streets or at the S. w Of west Baltimore
and Greeu-sts ja3l
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-31

New YORK ALMs-HoUsE. The superintend-
ent of the Bellevue Alms-house, New York,
furnished for publication a weekly list of the
number of paupers admitted. Fer the week,
ending on the 25th inst, the number was, TO-
reigners So; natives 20. OF the foreign paup-
ers thus admitted there can be no doubt a large
portion has been transferred from the aims
houses of Europe. The same may be said in
regard to the foreign paupers admitted to the
alms-house of Baltimore We know that cases
have occurred, in which they have been trans
ferred directly from the vessel to the poor
house; and other instances in which few days
only have interviewed between their landing
and their being placed at the public Charge
This matter which deserves to be seriously
considered by the citizens Of Baltimore, and
which requires to be redressed by the legisla-
ture.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-31

BISHOP ONpERpoNx's TRIAL. We have re-
ccived from Mcssrs. Shurtz & Taylor, copy
of the Testimony given on the trial of Bishop
Onderdonk, of New York This publication
will have an immense circulation, the trial ha-
wing excited great interest. Thousands of CO.
pies will probably be sold in this city.
"Punch's Snapdragon' is said TO be ''the We,
Try funniest book ever got out" Shurtz & Tay-
I lor, IL North-st., have it.
Sailors Magazine. The 5th number of thi:
publication has been LAMP upon our table by the
Rev. H. Best, agent for this city.
History of Greece. No. 6 of Thirwall's His
tory of Greece, has been received by Shurt;
& Taylor, North-st.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-31

BURROWS Observation-Disclosures. The per-
formances at this house tonight, are for the
benefit of the manager, Mr.. Burton, who offers
for his numerous admirers the best bill of the
season, full Of novelty, fun and music A dra-
ma of great interest called Gone Glass More,
or the Doom of the Drnker," will be perform
ed, in which Messrs. Burton, Conner, Chap.
man and Mrs. Burke will sustain the principal
characters. Also, the serio-comic drama Of
The Deserter," and the laughable farce OF
"Murder in the First Degree" A crowded
house, of course
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-31

REPORT OF TIE COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS.
The annual report from the Commissioner of
Patents for the year 1874, shows that during
the year SOC patents have been issued; that 500
patents have expired; that l,045 applications
have been made for patents; that $50 caveats
have been fled that the receipts of tho Patent
Office have been in amount sal ,220 06, from
which are to he deducted $1,000 repaid on
applications withdrawn; that the ordinary ex-
penses of the Office have been $24,22s o., to
which is to be added So,O76 40 for library and
agriculture, and leaving nett balance of Sc,
rs IS to the credit of the patent fund for the
year; that S2,s22 &c has been paid for the re-
storation Of models, records, and drawings, I'M
der the act of Sd March, 1887; the number OF
applications for extension of patents was IL;
two were granted and ten rejected; seven pa
tents have been extended since the act of 4th
Jolly, 1885; the whole number of patents issu-
ed up to LIST jan, 1915, is l4,021.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-31

lrz-BALTIMORELYCEU M-Sr. JoHN's CHURCH
LIBERTY-sT. The exercises of the Lyceun THIS
(Friday) EVENING, January 3lst, will consist OF
a Lecture by the Rev. X. II. BALL. Subject-''Com-
buston," illustrated by variety OF brilliant expert
ments with the Hydro oxygen Blow-pipe and Other
apparatus; and discussion of the adjourned Ques.
ton: Does Party Spirit conduce to the perpetuity
a Republican form of Government"
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfullyinvitedt to at
tend. The Lyceum will be called to order precisely
at clock. By order,
1t" Gptl VIM. r. CREERY, Sec'y.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-31

la7-MARYLAND INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION.
The Institute will meet at O'Clock on SATURDAY,
LIST Feb. at the Rooms of Mr.. DASHED, Light street,
when the discussion on the subject of "Geometry''
will be continued. An early close of this discussion
permitting, the subject of Composition, as embraced
in the following questions, will be presented-the
Rev. Mr. HEY opening the discussion, viz:
Atwhat age mayinstruction in composition be com
menced? What is the best initiatory process' Can
any books Row in use be employed to any advantage
for assisting beginners in the art of composition?
II Il. CONNOLLY, Rec Sec,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-31

n7- DEDICATION AND INSTALLATION The
Tsrd German Reformed Church, corner of Paca and
Saratoga streets, will be solemnly set apart for the
worship of Almighty God, next SABBATH MORN
ING, Feb. ID, at IL O'Clock The Rev. DIR. WoLFF
the pastor elect expected to preach the dedcatory
Sernon and in the afternoons at O'Clock, he will be
installed as the Pastor of said Church The Rev DIR.
XAcHARIAs, of Frederick, is expected to preach the
installation discourse. The Christian public
specially and cordially invited to attend.
The Church will be open for Visitors on SATUR-
DAY, LIST Feb. from 10 till O'Clock. jail 2t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-31
KH,HE ALBANY CULTIVATION For FEB

TNNHE ALBANY TIVATOK FOR FEB
m RUARY. The Culiivator for February is
bellished with beautiful Steel Plate view of 'MOuDt
Hope" the residence of +. p. Prentice, Esq and
which are entirely Original, embrace Letters from
Correspondents England, Scotland and Germany,
together with communications from no less than IL
States and Territories Of our Union Subscriptions
for "1'he Cultivator," received by
DR.. G. b. SMITH, North street, Baltimore,
Basement of the Chesapeake Bank.
Where may also bG obtained any or all of the back
volumes of this work. which has been pronounced by
competent judges, as ''by all comparison the best ag
ricutural paper in the Unioh'' Price only 81 90
year. Published at Albany, N. Y, byLUHER TUCKER,
Editor and Proprietor. IT.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-31

n7-LAFAYETTE VOLUNTEERS. At a special
meeting of the Lafayette Volunteers, held in ODE
dienee to the call of Cot DAVIES, at their Armory on
Tuesday evening, the 2Sth inst, the following pro-
ceedings were had: After the usual preliminary bu
siness was gone through, the Company proceeded 10
an election of Captain, when JOHN PIcKELL, Esq was
unanimously elected, aud Messrs. JAS Jones, Sargt
Rates, and N. b. Sank, was appointed a committee
to inform him of his election-they received the fol
BALTIMORE, January, 1916.
Geaflemen-Your letter in behalf of the Lafayette
Volunteers was received and cannot but be deeply
impressed with the generosity and confidence with
which You have honored me, comparatively strang
cr, aud for the compliment You have bestowed by
your unanimous invitation TO accept the command of
the corps of Lafayette Volunteers. To decline the
command, thus tiatterngiy rendered, would be I'M
eratsftl,-and accept it, with the conviction that you
will do me the Justice to believe that will discharge
the duties, which this relation may impose upon me,
with aithiulness and to the best OF my ability and
Judgment Relying mainly upon your generous CO.
operations to carry effectualy the patriotic object
of the association, it would be unworthy of soldier
to apprehend that to your own selection you would
not yield the obedience which is necessary to render
the volunteers efficient corps Of citizen soldiers,
and additional ornament to the already distinguish
ed military character of the city of Baltimore.
In awaiting myself of this occasion to notify the
corps, through you. OF my acceptance of the com
mand, allow me briefly to en- DIN upon them at the
outset as necessary to our success and essential to an
efficient organization, the Importance of cultivatng
spirit of military PRIDE to cherish feeling of harno-
ny. of union and brotherhood and the appropriation
or rs much lime to the acquisition of the knowledge
of the duties of the soldier may be consistent with
their other ordinary avocaonsand above all, to 'et
their own example of obedience to the laws, teach
them TO regard the rights and nImuntes which the
laws guarantee to every citizen. With the Observ.
ance of these military principles the command would
only confer high honor, hut am satisfied that the
Lafayette volunteers would BE- appreciated whenever
aud wherever they would appear, rs noble band of
citizen soldiers; the of the peace OF tile
city, and the defenders OF the rights of the country
against foreign or domestic aggression.
am, with much respect, your oh't serv't,
JOHN PICkELL
Messrs. JAMES JONES,
A. B. SANK, Jr. Com. of L. Volunteers.
VIM RATrLEs,
On motion, the proceedings were ordered TO be
printed GHAS. HAWKINS, Lit Com.
WIN. A. A. J. GRuBB, Secy. IT.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-31

CONDEMNED TO DEATu. The colored wo-
man, named Pauline, who was recently arrest
ed in N. Orleans for inhuman treatment to her
mistress, has been tried and condemned to DEATH
Her execution is to take place on the 2sth of
March.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-31

f67- OIL OF TANNIN. Since this article was in
troduced last fall, the sale has been immense. TO
soften leather, no matter how hard it acts to the
constituent of ALL and for all old Leather, Harness,
and Carriage tops, in use, it invaluable, and no Sta
bles would be without il when once known.
For sale by ROBERTS & ATKINSON,
II Corner OF Hanover and Baltimore-sts.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-31

DRECroRs OF THE PENTENrIARY. 1t will
be seen by our Annapolis letter, that the Go
vernon Yesterday sen; in the names Of John M.
Brown, Joshua Jones, Thos. E. lIambleton,
and James Frazer, Esqs., as Directors of the
Pententiary.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-31

APPOINTMENTS. We learn, says the Anna
polls Herald of yesterday, that VIM. Brewer,
Sen, Noble Stockett and DR.. Stephens Gam
brill have been nominated to the Senate as the
Orphans Court for this county. 1t is current
" reported that Jos. Fl. Nicholson, Esq, has
heen. or will be nominated as clerk of the court
for Anne Arundel county. Mr.. N. is at pre-
sent clerk Of the Senate. The civil lists Of al
,he counties have been made out, and some o
them acted upon So far there have been nt
State appointments made.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-31
VENEN DOLLA RS REV ssD. Ranaw

FENEN DOLLARS RESVA ssD. Ranawty
n. from the subscriber, mualto b " calling HIM
sell jim SIMMONS, about 10 yeats of age Said
boy had on when he left blue cassInpt roundabout
much worn, grey cassnet pantaloonS, with an old
brown cloth cap; lie is about five feet high, thick
small head, long straight black hair in lined curl,
flat nose, rather high cheek bones, thick fps and tIin
viSage, and rather a bad cOunlenance. He has heen
seen IN the city with rock coat of dark color
An adiitioaa reward will be given for the above de
scrlbed boy If taken up OF the city, thnt ret
him again. also torewarn all persons from hlib,r
ing or employing said boy at the peril of the law.
ja303t THOMAS &. LEVY
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-31

ARRIVAL OF WHALER A whale ship,
from three years voyage, has arrived at n
York, having on board $500 barrels of oil and
1900 pounds of whalebone.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-31
ID ! f. ID

On Tuesday, the 29th inst al one O'Clock in the
day, EMILY PORTER, consort OF Capt. Anthony Phil
lips and second daughter of the late James and Ra-
che G. Smith, aged 30 years.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully requested
to attend her funeral this (Friday) afternoon, at
O'Clock, without further notice, from the residence of
her family, East Baltimore street, two doors west of
Caroline.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-31
autertcau 2sepltbllcan,
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
FRIDAY MORNING, JAN. 81, 1915.

BIsHep ONDERUoSK's STATEMENT. we had pre-
pared and sctup i'll type Wednesday evening last,
for publication, the statement OF Bishop Onderd0nk,
intending to lay 1t before our readers on Thursday
morning, whenthc following notice appeared IN New
York paper announcing the fact that Copy right had
been secured by the subscriber. We therefore de
clncd It's publications as, TO do so, under these cir
cumstancrs would deprive us of The high standing
which, az honorable members of The craft, We have al
ways sustained:
C,urtoS The undersigned having seen in this
mornings Herald fun publication of Bishop Onder-
donks state meut, in direct violation OF a copy right
secured according 10 law, gives notice that the said
,.ioIaton has been proceeded against, as will every
othcr of a similar nature. HENRY NJ. OSDERD0NK.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-31

63- LAMP MATS, BRUSHES, Sc. cheap, from
New York aucti0ns.) Oil cloth Lamp Mats 81 cent,
each; Crumb Brushes 81! and 37i all other kinds oil
Brushes in varieties; Toilet Combs do; Powder ana
Puhs; fine Soaps, Extracts &C. Also, Jet BreastpS
o., 10 and 1875 do Hair Pins and l2a each; ladies
Elastic with clasps 6! cts pair; silk Purses, Pocke
Books, gilt and steel Beads and Bugles, in varietes
Tea and Table Spoons % and 81 cts. set; Revolving
Casters IS cts; Scissors 10 and 28 cts; Snuff Lamp
Shears, new article, just received; Work Boxes,
Accordeons and varieties Of new style Goods, receiv
New York to attend sales, &C., run If at low
prices for cash and abatement.
IG3~ Right the corner Of Market and Challes-sts
ia3O-itk MORTIMER s MOWBRAi.
DO COMMISSION IN RELATION TO THE
NATURALIZATION LAWS. The Commissioners
appointed by the Judiciary Committee of the United
States Senate, by authority Of resolution of the Sc
nate, TO take testimony in relation to frauds the
Sundays) at IL O'Clock A. M, in the Grand Jury
Room Of the United States Court, in the Masonic Hall,
in this city BY order,
LEVI FAHNESTOCK, Clerk
ja2S-d to the Commission.
o. WHOOPING COUGH, ASTHMA, &c. The
"WHOOPING COUGH CORDIAL" has been
proved in hundreds of in this city and else
where, to be the best remedy, if not the only one,
ever discovered for WIOOPING COUGH. In AsTH-
MA, all structures of the Chest, (nOt depending upon
infammauOn,) difficulty of breathing, &c il is used
with great benefit and prompt comfort, and when its
use is persevered in, effects permanent cure Cir
cunstances induce me to state, that the GENUINE AR
TICLE can only be obtained of DR.. GIDEON Ii. SMITH,
Basement of the Chesapeake Bank, North street, Bal
timore. Price ONE DOLLAR per bottle. ja4-tFl4s
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uDISHOP ONDERDONK' : 4

EDISHOP ONDERDONh' 3 TRIAL. Just
kD received from Appleton Co., the Proceedings
of the Court convened under the Third Canon of IL H.
in the city of New York. on Tuesday, December o,
1874, for the Trial of the Right Rev. benjamin Il.
Onderdonk, ID. ID Bishop Of New York, on a pre-
and Georgia-by authority Of the Court Price 5octs.
Also, Bishop Onderdonk's Statement of the Facts
and Circumstances-price l2i cts. For sale by
PARSONS s. PRESTON, Booksellers,
Statoners and Blank Book Manufacturer.
No. ISL Pratt st, adjoining Il. X. Depot
p. & P. are just receiving from Boston, New York,
and Philadelphia, Il splendid assortment of Books aud
Stationery. Call and examine. ja3 st
HDISHOP ONDERDONK'S TRIAL AND
I'D STATEMENT, for sale by
WATERS & STEVENSON,
No. 244 Baltimore st. west of Charles.
- The trade supplied al the publishers price. All
orders from the country and the District promptly ex
ecuted II