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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-10
EAGLE HOTEL

MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA
HAVE this day opened The EAGLE HOTEL,
\ which have fitted with Furniture every eomfor-
table accommodation for Boate by the Day Month year
also for Transient visitors As every made to
give satisfaction hope to be literally paironred visit
ing the City would do well TO give the Eagle aI-and
those having horses
hHangementfor having them well taken Of
fe 2G-d6m MARY z CRUMP
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FASHIONS HEAD QUARTERS,


No. 100 Main, Corner of 3th and Main Streets
~ Is. SPENCE, Agent, has received his Stock
a. OF Spring and Summer Ready Made Clothing
meme Fancy Ware. He complete ns-ort
meni OF the following articles
French and English Cloth Coats black blue
brown, olive green
French and American Plain and Fancy Cashmere Doeskn
Pants
snee Miiled Cashmere, Tweed and Linen Pants
Black Satin, sik and Bombazine
Fancy do do Marsciles and Cashtusrelte
White Maees Vests, duobe and single andnF and
rolling olar
Kid Silk Thread and White Berlin Goye1
Shirts, super plain and fancy
Bosonis and Collars Of the styles
herinO, cotton and SILK UndershiTs
DO do Drawers and Socks
Scars cavais Stocks and Pocket IIdE. great variety
Suspenders Of all Kinds
Blk aud Bingham Umbrellas
OF OrcgonI
T. H. spence continues Clothing
up NJ the Fashionable Establishment OF John NJ
umore.
An assortment Of samples constantly on hand.
n
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DIR. CULLEN'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE REMEDY.

NO CURE NO PAY The great remedy
for secret diseases Of all kinds and every and Stage
ur Cucns Indian Vegetable Remedy. composed entirely
American roots Travellers she indians that they
cure Neneca Diseases without the knowledge Mercury
or basam The proprcios Of this medicine obtained great
cost directly from Indian, an op
poituh Of being cured avsd the danger Mercury
haus'ous taste OF Basam This medicine pleasant
and leaves odor upon the breath
Prepared solely BY Rowand Walton, ard sold wholesale and
retail BY Jos Rowand 376 Market Philadelphia Pcoi
Richmond Va; John Cauan Washington Henry Cook AeI-
andra. NJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-10

RRAZIL WHITE SUGAR.
- Rio and Llguaya Coffee
STICK Lieonee, prime
White Lead Sole Leather
WinCr bieached Oil
Apple Brandy, Reeu6cd Whskey
Superior Gunpowder Teas
CGlcnCi Pastgr
Pori and Malaga Wine
Alum Nader, Ind.go &c, for sale BY
nv 20 nayFSpnp1 ,rryN . ~,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-10

~ The following preamble and resolutions were adopted
BY the James River and Kanawhs Company. May
The Board Of Directors having
sense carried the Canal from
per mile ami directed that
should make such ncseass % toll
for passages and fare passengers the Executive
raise The toll 10 cent mieand appearing
the newspapers morning that such contingency
has taken place; therefore
Resolved That from and inst the toll on
gerseaued the Canal be hrcd one cent per mile.
Tue advanced OF grain hay year' pre adds
TO expenses this from $4,000 Stage routes
they had raised their increased
had not and had determined additional
Per cent toll compelled advance so
In OF this Board Of
tors have again imposed
which compes advance price which cover the
loss Of travel by higher fare therefore, and aer The lsu,
instant passage and fare price, s6-tols extra
81 46-way fare IN proportion.
my BOYD EDMOND 4 DAVENPORT
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y
unless specified the Manuscript previously agreed upon be-
tween the parties.
p An advertisement marked copy specified
number OF Insertions viii be pay
ment enacted accordingly.
pT Regular Advertiscmenta.-To avoid any msun-
derstAnding on the part OF Annual Advertiser proper
rate dtHy that their privileges only extend
business Real Estate Legal and all by
them To be an additional charge, and N variation.
W keal Estate and General Agents Advertisements
inserted the year but To be charged subject
such diseountsa as shall be agreed upon
W hueuonee Book-eer and yearly advertisers generally
engaging one or more sqaucs with the privilege Of
not on their yearly
amount agreed the standing
eIeeedins such amount TO be rates
hDvEErsEHENrs inserted the Semi-weeky Wing cents
per square OF is lines less, for insertion so
per square for each continuance
Ist
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Choice Goods Tor Retail.

GREAT BARGAINS ~ s.oons
FOR GENTLE MEN.
II. JENKINS is selling very great bargains
~ in goods Eentlcnen's summer val md m q
worm TIE attention TO call and eIamine them.
n great variety Of striped ard plaid Linen Drilling
siis Hbdkh Of every styIc
harseiles and Cashmere vcs.inxs f,i,,,,,.,,,
sk Shirts, OF kind, nv I'm. and :. n mi az -,
sietno Ianze shirts, expressly summer
Cafhneretts, Dap deEie, for summer coat,
Pine assortment Of Irsh Linens
do do striped DO
beaehsd and unbeaehed Cotton half IIose
RACK and white SILK do.
Thread, Lsle Thread and n. 8. Gloves
Black and cord ak Cr,vats
striped and plaid cotton Cravats
offreneh Cloths and
AL oi which viii be sold very preparatory to HE yy 10,
his u n ,V.yr., 1919 y"
=. No. o. ENrhrn-a
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A DDITIONAL.-WARRENG d FARTSS
IN have just received by Co Express the following
goods. ~
RIch Omhre Shaded Bareges Bazoriaes
Shaded Second Mourning
Ombre Shaded Oregon Muslin-2nd SUNNY
super French Embroidered Capes Colar very b.au
Eahrt Shaded Lace scarfs a new article
Rich BlTege Shawls and Scarfs
" Hetnari Scarf and Neck Ties
" Graduated Barge Robes, very pretty
French Embd white Muslin
Also received by Courier superior nj Cali;
eos Lawns, 6c-E Canat wARRES a papisS,
ap23 NJ oS -. =.
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HOT AIR FURNACE,
For Warming DweIIinE-Houses. Stores
churches and Public Buildings.

INHE undersigned would call the attention of
all persons TO this subject worthy consdrra
ton having erected several city during fan and
winter which have given entire satisfaction. lie would
me 'ug'ncd certificate Of Joseph Mayo El and
davenport Rec, Of The firm OF Davenport Aer who has
one IN his dwenshouse, and VIII pleasure explaining is
az convenience, economy hahncsr safety
against ere, sc.
tie now has orders for several De erected during spring
AM summer and az the spring ari
etecI hem he would request all those may
70 give him an early call as takes time ready
As persons IN the country viii hnd them
cat ana by sending him plan Of their buildings furnished
WI" an estimate Of costs sc Those intending build spring
VIII DC FURNISHED 90 desircd with plan for running Fues
inrear Of the Farmers and Virginia Banks.
JOHN $. JONES.
" For several winters preceding the last. l.
a. chairman o. committee undcr authority OF the CITY 1ut
GU 'de repeated efforts TO have The City Jail warmed
tor The prisoners but failed Last winter engaged ST. Jones q,
warm TIC same with Dis furnace which he my entire salts
action 90 that as eod as The winter jail com
iofia'e 10 The PRISONERS. JOSEPH MAYO.
"P'l ~" 1850. ap iS-3n
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.

-upn StauntOn, Va.
NHE Proprietor takes pleasure in announcing
70 he public that he has rentted best style this .,,
Ve estAeishHent and prepared Accommodate
10 he most comfortable To former nat,on. A..
hs ms most sincere thanks and continuance OF be, %
Oase win an assurance Of renewed IA. pa IN nr
or the comfort and convenience. table viii be- nrov
s o' manner and his bar Oiled with choicest liquor.
10 se persons who purpose seeking salubrou. e,t.
INC mountains during the approaching summer he oLs =. ~
accommodation OF private families '' 'o' inc
20 His charges will be moderate
MICHAEL C. HARTMAN
'tc,d 70 MS Hotel are large ard eommodous Stable,
ton stop at this House, and passengers going e. %
- a --l1Iton- my 9I-lm
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OTICE.-in consequence Of the per advance
the tolls Passengers Commencing Of last MONTH
on and after the 18th instant and
Boats TO Lynehburg will be 90 5O-way proportion
my IL BOYD, EDMOND DAVENPORT.
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WHITE GOSSAMERS

~ n ~,
siI eases superb white "osSameT II md -epte.I
hat or the season also three blue black Ker
eys OF The latest Broadway patterns For wholesale or retail
by j sOTrruFp a %
Je Ice Main zee opposite The R.rk
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-10

WINDOW GLASS, of different sizes ana best brands.
" from eHlo 70 1880, always Cor ale BY
myi SAMUEL =. DOVE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-10

a tOUNTHY MERCHANTS Will. FIND AT ..
- W. RANDOLPH a cos Book and Stationary Store arg,
stock Of Goods bought Tor cash, vey prices Call
W. Vain sucetard you will get better bargains uuay
found In this market. auI7
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Riebmona Dailp fubia.
RICHARD II. TOLER, Editor.
WYATT VI. ELLIOTT, Associate Editor.
II f. X NJ =

L r X M s.
The whsis the political south OF the Poo-
mac except New Orleans and daily semweekiy and
weekly editions printed Cylinder
power The extensive circulation country
now enjoyed by this paperwheh will greatly
the from the daily makinE-gvss an un-
rvalled importance advertising medium.
Arrangement, are now
gree Of regularity European and Home i'm.
provemenu will continue be made keep pace
OF the The Wing has heretofore steadily advanced without
single effort the proprctos business
During the session of the Legislature the reports proceedings
will be attended to with great care.
ToLER ELLIOTT 4 co.
DAILY Papers5 per annnm: single copy IS; for
nye copies 500 WEEKLY copy copies SIS
ten copies for Sl3-always advance.
made at the risk OF the Publishers evidence 10
taken Of the dePose Of letter containing
ney.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-01
THE POOR MANS GRAVE.

No sable pail, nc waving plume,
No thousand torch lights to Hume
No parting plantn, no heavy tear,
Ia sasa 10 fall up6tt the bier.
There 10 not one of kindred clay,
To watch The coffin 0n tts way,
no mortal form, nn hntnaH breast,
Cares where tho paupef's dust may rect.
Uut one deep m1u an6r follows there,
Whose grief t~utitgas the funeral pfaYaf,
lie does mt Righ, he does not weep,
Hut will hbt Leave the sodtsss heap
Tia 10 who was the poor mans maize
Mud fnada him more content with fate;
Tho mongfaI dag that shtr'd his trust,
II all that stands beside his dust,
lie bends his listening head az though
lie thought 10 hear a voice bel6w-
He pines 10 miss 4 voice so kird,
And wonders why hos left bahind,
Tho sun goes down, the night Ia GOING
lie needs no food Tho HeeBs no home
Hut stretGh'd upon the dreamless bdi,
With d1leful howl calls back The dead.
Tho passing gaze may eoldly dwell
On all that poltsh'd marbles tell
For temples, built on church yard earth
Are claimed by riches more than worth.
but who would mark with uhdimm'd eyer,
The m0ufnful dog thai staryas md dtns1
Who would not ask, who would not crave.
Such Love and Faith 70 guard his gave.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-01
II SLEEPING BABES.


Twas summer, and n Sabbath eve,
And balny was The air,
saw 4 sight that made mo grihve,
Aud yet that sight was fair
Within II little coffin lay
Two IIfeloss babes, 40 sweet ~ May.
Like wasen dolls, that infants dress,
Their little bodies we're;
A look Of plaeia happiness
Did on each facs appear
And IN tho coffin, short and wide,
They lay together, aid6 by BIdg.
a rosebud nearly closed, | found,
Each little hand wittin,
And many n pink wal atrewed around.
With sprigs Of l]eHsaminef
And yet the flowers that FOUND them lay
Wore moi to mo more fair than they.
Their mother, az . lily pale,
Stood by that collins head,
Md, bending DER them, told hor tale,
And Hamy II tHhr sbe shed
Yet on che cried, amidst lrr pain,
"My babes and | shall meet agatni"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-01
A CARD.

~ CN&NDS "
Those persons who have had unfortunate
experience in attempting to save their teeth
by plugging, are earnestly desired To call upon
the gentlemen whose names are attached to
this card, and they can be assured that ninety
nine in a hundred of a large number of plugs
Inserted by the subscriber during the last
three years remain as perfect as at first. His
prices are the same as charged by themost res
pectable operators in the northern cities, and
that there need be no mistake, the following
list is subjoined. Ordinary plugs, $500;
Cleansing, S2,0C to 1000; Inserting teeth
$500 to 1000. To those who. desire cheap
operations, the inquiry is respectfully sugges-
ted, is it better to paw A dollar less and have
a tooth ruined, or a dollar more and have il
eaved? He will be happy to give advice gra-
It's to all the heads Of families with regard TO
the regulation and management of their child
reus' teeth. From s to 0 A NJ each day.
families will be visited ia the country. and
all who desire his services can leave their
names with Messrs. Phillips g. Lanoue, who
will be able to inform them at what time he
will visit Baton Rouge, which will probably
be In q few weeks,
Refer to the following gentlemen, most of
whom have tested his operations. DR.. B. F.
Harvey, DIR. p. NJ. Enders, F. D. Conrad
Esq, n. Stuart, Esq Joseph Menard, Esq,
Capt. Alfred Gates, Messrs. Phillips d
Lanoue.
B. F. SMITH,
or the firm of Smith d Crispeen,
Corner of st. Charles and Lafayette
Square, New Orleans
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-01

Gy The report that Henry r School.
craft, Of New York, had been murdered nj
st. Marie by a man named Tanner, waa
incorrect. It was.his brother, James 4
Schoolcraf. Tanner, who is reported ID
have killed Dir. Schoolcraft Is not a half
breed, but a man descended from white pa
rents that lived from boyhood to forty year
ofage among the Indians, and who publish
ed a book relating to his captivity anon
the Indians, prepared by DR.. James, Of III
United States Army. 1t wal thought
the Sault that he labored under some abe
ration Of mind.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-01

A BAanrgL MAr.-Of oil fools ~ tho
world, the being W. term a bashiHl man
il safgIy the greatest. Ito ig so under any
circumstances but more particularly IN
regard 10 love and its relations. Io does
not spank TO n friend for fear II giving
offence, OF Ieast hs should be- deemed bold
md Im%perllnent, HE Gyes arg ever cast
down t. The oarth fearful lost I'm FHDuffHA
be punished by having his glance met by
another. In soctety no 10 IN purRatofy, no
pIn w with his hands AMI bites ute nails,
buttons snd unb0tlons his pockets, looks
every three MINUS hi his watch, md aoaIy
appga n 10 bs awaiting IN 6xit nj Old Bailey.
If lao Ia spoken he feels, 40 Jonathan has
II, quite Ill oveflshj old people wonder nj
his STANCE bghavlonr, The young quiz him,
md children mako grirnc0s and laugh
outright. In tbs streets, his pathway ~
through dark alleys and marrow IaBes; oven
IN a6ttude Of II crowd, be feels himBelf tnr
riom home. His oily approach ~tohapplncsa IA
when hs eau feitf6. 10 his dalk, solitary
room, lock lhe door, and even prohibit the
cat nm entrance. Tho poor creature IL
rather n fAvourilc with the gtrls, iDsomueh
az hg is 10 thsm mn unggaslhR obIgct on thhs
IIe would, however, ne soon think Of
exhibiting himself IN II pulpit as of court
ing their company. or speaking to them.
without being spoken 10, II no happens
20 fall in love, ~ these Unfort1nate7 gen.
orally do, no mikes b'mseIf moro ridieuloua
than the ms in tho fable; for, though only
a bundle Of hsy, or ono object, ongngoa
his attention, no would ag soon dare up.
pfoneh her NJ ho would dragon; he Oily
| datlies, hangs about Tho sweet gifl 40 u mist
Ioes round q mountain but disappears with
Mi convenient speed If The sun ofb'a hopes
rises 10 approach him. lie il a fairy troes-
urs which may not be gnzed upon, Is
aotifarius whom no ono may come near.
Such, render, aro q few, though n very few'
Of Tho charaefcristics of u bashfnl man.
Believe ms they are iostj hayo been
sitting for my own portral!-W Lam
J flH,a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-01

AsroUND1uG,--Tbete has been a rumor'
cnrrcnFIn this city for several days, that
the Government was buying muIes Up In.
Illinois and Missouri 10 take 10 Mexico; IL
looked so much like tho Florida war affair
Of carrying cord.wood from Ibis city fo
the Army ia Florida, that no ono has
believed The rumor, but tho following settles
the matter.
The Government has an agent up tho
Missouri river buing horses and mules.
Yesterday a lot Of several head arrived.
on the steamer Amaranth, bound for Point
lsaboi.-~St. Lorts Mem Era. 1871.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-01

SUaAa Cnop.--Upon n close oxamina-
ton Of tbs private letters mud public
accounts from tho British West lndla
colonies. It appears that The deficiency IN
tho crop will not exceed our former estimate.
say 10000 to $4,000 ions; and although il
il probable the quantity will BIO thus mnch
short, yet il will DO in somo dogreH
compensated for by quality. which, It ia
expected, will be finer IN the present soa-
son than in any former ono. The nccouDts,
however, from Havana, represent the crop.
aa having 3 Fgrod moro than was expected.
L1aLou Eron0migt.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-01

VIRTUES AND VIoEs.-I once heard one
of the c!evercst men | ever knew observe,
"~virtues lie in the medium, vices in the ex-
treme-and every virtue has its attendant
vice." The practice of virtues, wiM their
attendant vices, is common-the practice
Of virtues without, alone, rare, excellent,
and beautiful. We have generosity and
extravagance-justice and severity-ten-
derness and weakness-economy and CO.
vetousness, walking hand and hand. How
few there are who learn well to consider
and watch over their nature and the habits
of their minds, and to avoid the evil tenden-
cies 0 their constitutional virtues.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-01

A FAITHFUL ASfMAL.-The s.. Louis
Revrlile Of the Dist inst, contains mn OK.
tremcly interesting letter from "Solitaire, .
written on the Missouri river ia ing II trip
to the new town IF Ohio. The writer
speaks Remembering n character in the
person Of Signor J paldi, n Picdmontese
by birth, music master in the Infantry
band Of the 9Th Regiment, who was pre-.
sent in the battles Of the sth and 9th Of
May. He was on his way to Mt. Louis,
bearer OF letters 10 Mai. Gen. Brooke and
others. In bis company was i fine young
pointer dog belonging 10 Maj. Brown, who
foil during the botnbardncnt Of the fort op.
poaiic Matamotos :
When the remains Of this gallant soldier
were cntombcd, his pet dog, who had lain
near the spot where the Major was suffer-
ing until he was borne thence, mingled bis
wall with the sound Of the mufllcd drum,
and could not be silcnced. He searched
everywhere for the living form Of his mas.
ter, and, finding him not, seemed To under
stand the mournful business Of his burial !;
he waited until the sad rites were over, and
then coiling himself up, be laid down at
the foot Of the flag staff, upon the turf which
covered The remains Of tho brave Major,
and sent forth his howl Of grief mtil the
hearts Of all who heard him were impress
sed with II fresh sensation Of sorrow. Pal.
di intends to present him TO General
Brooke. &
On the 9th, Paldi having given up his
horse to an officer, was mounted on a mule
and was attending at the artillery train,
when a shower ~ofcanister came, carrying
away his canteen, grazing his cap slightly
wounding his foot, and starting his mule off
like mad right towards a detachment Of the
enemy's cavalry. He in vain tried 10 stop
his headlong progress, and could not con-
ceive what made him below and cut up
in such an outrageously frantic manner
when looking behind him the cause was at
once explained-tbe mules TAIL had
been carried away by a shot Like a
ship without a rudder he was beating fast
on a lee shore, when his rider was forced
To shoot him to gfon his uro0ress.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-01

DEGREES or DRUvKENNEss ~ LoND0v.
If Prince Albert were drunk, he would
be called elated nLord Tristan were
drunk, he would be called elevated ifMr.
Plum, the rich merchant, were drunk, ha
would be called inebriated fa respecta
hle tradesnan be drunk, he would he in
toxicafed but ifa workman be in liquor
it would be said that the nasty beast was al
drunk as a pig.-LondOn Paper.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-01

Core IT WITH 4 RUsH.-A chap v
into a confectioner's shop, the oG,er
with his five daughters, and called
ice cream and sir spoons. Afer H.
was duly devoured, the Oh fgog, y
his daughters-"Well gels, AIM va,
YOU come ?" ~" s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-01
FANCY DRY GOODS SELLING
nltLN EIINAn

IA We are desirous Of reducing our stock
40 much ~ possible, 10 make room for our
spring goodH, we will sell the balance of dress
goods At very low prieaa, together with all the
rest Of Our winter goods,
phiHips 4. LaHone.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-01

An lR1sHMAE's BELIEP.-A gentlema
employing an Irishman, wished to know /
what religion he was, and one day aske
him
"Well, Paddy, my boy, what is your b
lief"
SIS It my belief your honor Well,
owe Mistress Cromichan five dollars t
rent, and it's her bcliefI II never pay De
and faith that's my belief loo -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-01
RIRR0NS

We have just received a handsome assert
ment of fancy Cap and Bonnet ribbons, for
Spring and Summer wear; also few cartens
of satin and ~tatfstus ribbons, assorted colours.
PHILLIPS Il LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-01

ONE CAUSE 70 CRIME.-On the trial Of
a young clerk in New York. for defrauding
his employer, it appeared that he had for
nineteen months performed, to the
satisfaction Of his employer, the duties OF
confidential clerk, book keeper, cashier, g..
for the beggarIy salary of tUo dollars and
q half a week. Dot Of this p~ittance he had
to pay for his board, his washing and his
clothes,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-01

Sugar and MnIaszes consigned TO ne. will,
Al ali times receive the m0st pro1ipt attention
RBffR ro=~N. X. Knox, A. Malta, Chas
A. Till. 81