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Bonnets,
NOTIONS.

CONSISTING part Of silver pen
u Gil cases, silver thimbles. sieel
beads. silk twist, ION spools. for purses.
watch guards. chains and keys. beads,
necklaces, combs. water and fancy col
ours, came!s hair pencils. crayon pen.
cils, segar sed tobacco boxes, pockel
mirrors. tweezers, steel pens and hold
ers. toys for children, de-, for sale al the
Drug Store of WV. McCREERY
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Public Sale Of
R q a q R2TO TRs
HvHE subscribers will offer for sale
H by way Of public oulcry on the
premises. on Saturday the l6th of De-
Iober next. at 9 O'Clock r. M. certain
Tract of Land,
situate in Somerset tOwnhip. near Frie-
den's church, late the estate Of Frederick
Walker. deceased, containing twenty
nine acres and ten perches and allow
anee, about two thirds cleared, frame
house aud frame half barn and spring
house aud other outhuildings ihereon
erected, the whole in good condition.
TERMS OF SALE-One third Of the
purchase money to he paid on the lsl
April, lS46, and the remainder in aHnu-
al payments of one hundred dollars
Possession will be given on the first day
Of April, le48.
GABRIEL. WALKER,
JOSIAH p. WALKER.
Cenf 19-47.2t
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100 acres are cleared,

and under a good state Of cultivation.
with large hewn log house, two stories
high. wea,herboarded and painted. a
frame house Of one story and painted, a
large barn and other ou,buildings there
on erected, there are about SO acres OF
meadow, and large apple orchard and
number of cherry and plum trees, all
OF ehoise fruit on the premises. also
several never failing streams Of good
water.
TERMS.-sl200 in hand and the
residue in annual instalments Of S25o
without interest, 10 be secured by judg.
ment bonds. Possession to be given on
the Iss day of April next.
Sale TO commence al 10 o'clock A, M.
OF said day, when due attendance will be
given by HENRY MEYERS.
SAMUEL LIGHTLY.
Sept. IL. lS47. Adm'rs.
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Col. Fremont has addressed letter to
the Adjutant General, reporting himself
under arrest, and requesting speedy tri-
al. He desires that "the public mind
may have something to rest upon, in an
swer to the accusations made against him
until the trial shall enable them to make
their own decision" The charges made
against him, he says
"Are so general and extensive as to
cover the whole field of my operations iu
California, both civil and military, from
the beginning to the end Of hostilities; and
as my operations, and those of which
was the subject or object. extend to al
most every act and event which occurred
in the country during the eventful period
of those hostiIities, the testimony on my
trial will be the history Of the conquest OF
California, and the exposition, Of the poll
cy which has been heretofore pursued
there, and the elucidation of that which
should be followed hereafter. II will be
the means Of giving valuable information
to the government, which it might not
otherwise be able to obtain, and thus en-
tighten il both with respect to the past and
the future. Being military subordinate,
l can make no report not even OF my
own operations; but my trial may become
a report, and bring to the knowledge of
the government what it ought to know,
not only with respect 10 the conduct Of its
officers, but also in regard to the policy
observed, or necessary to be observed,
with regard to the three-fold population
Spanish Americans, Anglo Americans,
and aboriginal Americans) which that re-
mote province contains. Viewed under
these aspects of public interest, my own
personal concern in the trial-already
sufficiently grave-acquires an additional
and public importance; and for these high
objects, as well as TO vindicatc my own
character from accusations both capital
and Infamous. il is my intention 10 require
and to promote the most searching exam
ination into every thing that has been
done in that quarter.
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Executors' Notice.

ETTERS tesiamentary ou the estate
Ia of Gsrret Ream, Esq. late Of Gen.
emaugh township. deceased, having been
granted 10 the subscribers, they hereby
request all persons indebted to said estate
10 Attend at tho late residence Of the de-
ceased. an Friday the l2ih of November
next. prepared to settle; and those hav-
ing claims. to present them at the same
time md place. properly authenticated.
JACOB REkM.
WILLIAM REAM,
JOHN ALWINE.
Oct. B. i6l7. Executors.
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ONE PLANTATION

or tract OF land situate in Somerset ip,
2 miles north Of Somerset borough on
The Somerset and Conemaugh turnpike
road adjoining lands of Abraham Lichty,
John MarIeeny. jr.. Peter Lichly, Ma
thias ShalIis and others. containing two
hundred and ioriy two (249) acres more
-. laz~ n ,-L;ob .hc,,e
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would seem TO have tno doubt from Kind and friendly
motives to meg had some agency In IT,
was invited to attend that dinner by several oeptie
men Of the committee but II was on the .vs on nv A..
parture for the army and gave but verbal r,pes
that could not attend In consequences my public du
ties In the srmv requiring my immediate departure for
neither that letter authorized II TO be writ
ten, nor In any way sanctioned IT, nor do adopt sp
prove the sentiments opinions therein and
cannot allow such liberties to be taken with nv name
matter what the motive.
Papers that have published that letter will please liz
ssrt this.
With great respect, am your okedient servant
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
Lieutenant Charles Wolcott Chauncey United States
Navy commanding United states spitnrs died
at Anton Lzsrdo the 10th instant from the ELECTS OF
the prevailing epidemic.
Orders, No a.
HEAD QUARTERS, Drr'T VERA CRrI, MSIicot
18th August, ls47
l. Lieutenant Col D. g. Miles United states army, IL
city and the cavalry and infantry outside Of the wsh
at the gate Of Mercy, and Bsrgard
H. Lieutenant Col. Miles will that the proper
guards are mounted, and give such orders - he cay
deem necessary for the protection Of the ctycommu
nicating them to the Colonel commanding, whsnsvsr
they differ with the orders now In existence
III. The cavalry will be activ sly employed In securing
the country about Vera Cruz for about circuit Of six
or eight miles further necessary The captains Of
cavalry cautioned take the very best Of their
horses The company of infantry stationed at Bergaxd
especially to protect the mules and horses penned
there.
w. No soouts armed parties will 20 from the city
or ouposs but by express orders OF the commanding
omcer or Lieutenant Col Miles; In the latter osss the
lieutenant colonel will communicate with the command
v. Second Lieutenant W. L. Crittendsn Is appointed
adjutant Of the post and will be obsysd and respected
vi Officers Of the day will report to Lieutenant Col
By order Of Col. II. Wilson:
| Signed, B. II. ARTHUR, adjt u. s. infantry,
| and A. A A. g. Dept Of Vera Cruz.
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SILAs WRIGHT IS DEAD!-A deep gloom is spread
over the countenances Of all citizens The melan
choly intelligence received to-day from Canton, Of
the death Of Ex-Governor Wright He died ut his resi-
dence In Canton this morning at 10 o'clock In tue SID
Year Of his age About half past eight o'clock, A. NJ,
MIR Wright called the Post eice, apparently In his
usual health While seated In chair at the Post once,
reading letter the young clerk In the once, who
alone perceived that he had dropped the and
appeared as If seized by sudden pain He alarmed
and nquired Of MIR. Wright what the mattsrf Mr.
Wright putting his hand to his heart replied that he
was suffering pain In the chest-that he had
before within the week felt 81 milsr pain and that
upon sitting down, IL passed away But this was more
severe-he felt II passing into his lett anu to his
lie and went TO the door TO 60 home but re-
turned TO his seat and desired the young 70
send for Doctor Clark The young sent for Doctor
Clark, who came into the Office and gave MIR w.
some medicine which seemed 10 relieve him, and MIR.
Wright, accompanied by the Doctor, walked home, n
few rods from the Office The Doctor remained with
Mr. Wright ut his house some time, and left him lying
upon his bed In gentle perspiraton, supposipg him to
be better. Very after he had left him, message
reached Doctor Clark that MIR Wright was dying, and
before the Doctor reached the mousse he dead.Og-
densburgh Repu biican, Erfrd.
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miscellaneous.

10 IL said that there shoat miserable looking ooun-
terfcit ives OF the Danbury Bank vt Danbury Conn
A. seeey, Cashier; 8. Tweedy President. Draper Tap
pan Il Co New York. Men driving cattle, for centre
piece and female ON left hand end supporting figure
In Detroit 10 -four merchant who sometime since had
1000 barrels Of dour, for which he offered 50 psr
barrel but preferred holding for larger prices the
suit H. he has the Hour on hand yet aud WILL " obliged
TO sell At present prices suffer loss OF by the
depreciation.
On Friday afternoon, as Mr. Amos Thompson Of this
city was amwiog nims. with his gun Chelsea Beach
he shot oh fell into the ~st@r and he wad.d In
70 getn when immersed breast high he attacked
by blue shark and his severely sosratsd Ills
cries Drought several to his aid by whose asspce the
animal was driven into shoal and killed. IL
afterwards brought to the cityBosfen Tines august
They talk Of anC'S'- Grand fancy dress ball to
OF at Nahaut
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Watering Places.

KEYPonr, n. j., July -, lS47.
It's beautiful Standardization a Wateri~S
Place Gaities-Hoteis, &C., re.
Knowing, from the interest generally displayed by
your journal In tho sayings and doings ut the various
watering places that lines from this pleasant and
heathfu fashionable resort will not prove unacceptable
venture to send the following.
Keypors situated at the foot Of Rartsn Bay besides
possessing unusual advantages Of natural beauty 10 ono
Of the most agreeable watering places In the Union
Nature in all the lavish bounteousness Of her exhaust
generosity spread rer before ths de-
lighted eye OF admiripg man. We gaze over bay
which, 1t of Venice OF Naples, would throw
tourists into ecstacies, upon tho lovely Staten Island,
whose emerald banks At intervals studded with
charming villages busy towns which, with white and
shining buildings form agreeable contrast to the green
verdure of the surrounding country while dancing and
hundred vessels with their white sails seem like see
gulis skimming the waves Far away In the distance
may be seen the great Atan,io bearing on bus broad
ty Britain nethermost Ind from every quarter Of
the world laden with the products of to be
Union.
This smooth sandy beach, with no surf to sndanger,
rugged rocks or Shiny mud to Inconvenience seems
to entcs the fair sport in the clear cool lin
pd water, which, while 1t circles round their lovely
limbs with ohaste embrace reminds you Of the nymphs
Of old.
TO those who seek recreation, are offered, not
only dancing singing ssrenading and suoh like ordi-
hoiy in'o.si""" " tAe s'eAA"b' 80, ~.S -"
more manly aud heaithfui amusements OF yachting.
rowing, cunning, fishing, SC. This Is an uncommonly
tine game country the more so Is seldom snet over
The Keyport Pavilion the principal hotel 10 crowded,
and all the places of minor Importance nsd TO thsr
utmost capacity SO that .ns ,nnsoIants OF waat IN
winter busting little seaport Town are amused ana a.
tonhed by the dsPay Oh hVsrss anu sisgsnt
eqmpaees. ,y. ,,.
Inc oyster ihercnsnts Ok heyPort, acconaPanise y
large NUMBER oi v,s'ters' nao an snoulon 70 n
w,ck, ~. On usy .Snnhs ~ s, oon ,
party, auu ~ appo~e ~ s1s ~ @ 49,
liner VIII the SILVER oon anu s.srs Somens"
70 ENSURE peHsuc anu o"i,1Sn ar N,.D
osno wa III ne uos. IA sne ss III.
@ . y, ., h =, ~ h, r'r - o Ou a,.o
io onoo "ppeal as ~'o ~, si.o ue. .ae ~.
SPPr.oaeI W ~ ,wi. zig I'll. . IIS ~,
w, ny, ,.ay hinp wp 80 s.iv 20 49, f. h.nL
e.en. S, ~ p,%a, nns ;yrn,nr.r,, dnvpa
nos' Vi W.. "a Iy.no.r 90 ~. .-s,'ss
our spi s l' t W. app.U"srd nj po,H Snrs,i
~ W. s , w,sr ,r.ys had thsv not hssn nromnti,
a ~ ,ha ,.I,n, ovs,.rmsn IT~S
"'I - W. az. ,o,- Ina, -, IN .xco,,
p;,, 60 a mp,niacan, hall ~ he givsn mon n Lac
nnusn.nu aorcsoS. and attractive
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
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.r.~,. COMFY ISLAND FEKRf Tine steam
30 boat ATL sS. Capt 2. II. Smith, will run on
the above ferry until further notice. Leav
ing Hammond 10 and Canal 1914 nd "a, and
pier No ati01k and IL . -
Fare i2S Good cotillon music will the
boat an30 3r-re
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-, MOANING LINE FOR ALBANY AND
q! scA,,-sSa TROY and Intermediate Landings.
1851 prea kfa.fau nd On

.gstsSsd&ER Breakfast and Dinner board the Boat.
The low pressure steamboat TROY, Captain A. 9orham
viii leave the steepbnat pier foot Of Barclay Mondays
Wednesdays, end Fridays, O'Clock A NJ Return
inc hc opposite days.
rhe Steamer NIAGARA, Capt II l.. Kellogg, will leave
the Steamboat Pier foot of Barclay street. Tuesday Thuaday
aud Sc nrsy half pas six o'clock, A. NJ. returning the
opposite days.
10 Fare 20 Cents
In. ofTc, or wharf ivan
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s,-u-, The superior steamer NEW HAVEN,
. Captain Van Pclt be chartered for kxcur
sions any place, by application at No.
pa PI,r, Nnrth iva
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NOIlCE
g,a.u, STATEN ISLAND FERKY.-On and
!. Ca,satszs sYLPH and STATEN ISLANDER win
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lGo ppPpsTEfs S6W P sos Alb Alba

{: ,sgts---yNOPPOsITION BOATS FOR ALBANY,
s1b4zas. Landing at Van Courtlandts Newburgh,
roughkeepse kingston Catk aud HudsonFars5 90 cents
Breakfast and Dinner on Board -
The nsw and elegant steamer ROGER WILLIAhl5, Capt
A. Degoo uesdays Thursdays and Saturdays halfpGs
yx NJ from the pier foot Of Robnson street. touching at
Hammond street per, from New York,
FOR passage or freight, apply board the Boats Geo
It. Stanley az the Office, foot of Robinson street
~ 40 peronr forbid traItina the above boats
sos, of he mvis RI
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GENERAL PILLOW.

PuEbLA MExioo Aug. Q, Is4T.
EDS. y. O. DrLrA-My attention has been called 70
letter dated st Charles, May lst7" and pu, porting
to have been signed by myself IN reply invitation
TO attend the festivities given In honor Of the returning
q do not know which) and republlshed In the Pohu-
clan, in Nashville, Tenn.
know nothing OF this letter, Of Its author further
than that from It's being addressed 10 Col Oakley he
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AZ G, O. 9, Io,l1 A. H., and l, 2, g. 4, s. 6, 7. r. NJ
At g. TO- II, n NJ and J. g. minutes past J. aad AZ 4. S,
g. O'clock, y. ID.
New York April 18th. all
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certify the foregoing be cory IF the original Or
dnsnce 4 81 ON file in the Register Office.
au25 2w IN JAS LEMON Register.
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yr-u, COMFY ISLAND FERkY.-lhe COM
2 modius and eegaut S,eamer ION will run
gulary the above ferry, and leave Pier No
H.. at IL A. M and p M. Coney Island at l2s and
Pm ~
On Sunday will leave Canal street at 10 A. NJ. and ~ PM.
leave asta nj Conev Island p NJ. au297t-m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-25
To The H'aigs Of Jefferson

As some difference OF opinion seetned to eE-
ist Al the public meeting OF the people n Fe-
bruary Court. in relation to the ltiaoe for ap.
poiniiug delegates 10 meet 10 Wikchesief, Tor
the purpose u selecting csndldits fof Con-
esess. II is Tendered necessary, BY Expression of
sentiment in o.her counties, that ne should tske
some early action in the matter. 1Oo Saiurdsy
The Goth Of February, the wings lef Berkeley,
in conformity 10 spublie notice, held . meeting
in Mariiasbufg, and appointed hileen delegates
10 meet al Winchester. al some early day in
March. 70 be ssreed uPon hefeaftet bI the other
couatiss. o. Mphday nett = meeting will be
held 10 Frederick Tor The sans purpose, ADD the
wings Of t.iaike viii respond 70 sinllss call
whils some diversity Of cpinioH hiss ex isied
whether The whisssheuid have { reeuIaFiv uomi-
nsled candidate o. mol. all seem 10 be fully a.
greed upon determination TO contest this dis
trietwith our opponents.
New, IRON the position Of the friends OF the
respective geaIlemen prominsntIy ePskea Of. il
seems to Be absolutely necessary that general
Convection fihe party should meet 10 deteFnine
90 the nost svailable mani and 70 secure !, per-
feet anaaimi.y and CORDIAL Cd operation Of cur
frieDde even where. Nov, fello6 Wings Of
Jefferson, you ere called upon b. AZ Imperative
o6liSstion which roo owe yaVr great princi-
pies IolaY aside al personal feelings, and rally
once again 70 The support Of your banner, As
The time Is short tprus 10 Sci. il has been sug-
gesea thar the Different preciness. At The tine
sci fer The sppei1taent Of delegates "a county
coavsation, sppoini four delsgssss fsom each
district, siih slleFnstes. 10 meet 10 inchesler,
upon sny day that may Be 6fed upon b fredef
lex Or any oiber causiy.
IN this manner . iali expression cen BE ob
tanned 81 the wishes Of the people. This d cur
dnty, wings, andlat crisis lIket6e present
" believe there viii b none found w9nton.
May H1iss n ne Cssafy.
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OBITUARY.

DiED-Ia shepherdstown, on Thursd,y the
18th instant, Mrs. ELizAsErH HuMRloEHousr.
wife Of Mr.. Albert Hunrickhouse, in, the Ssh
year Of her eye.
Thus hss there been void created ID hap
py IA aily circle thatcsn peyerbe ilIed--a sof.
row and gloom which sSift.winged time can.
not efaee from vivid rseclIeciioa. Yet We
have the grief, assusging consolation Of know
ing that her pure spirit has been walled TO the
realms Of eternal felietty-to the Presfncs OF
her God--uhOm sheeyer served with tumble
ness and devotion.
Wills, with Ne. her gentle disposition. her
warm affections, and her, winning mannefs, fail.
ed not 10 attach 10 her large nuDber or
friends. and made her peculiarly ende4FiDg in
the domestic circle. Her illness wak borne
with the patience and fortitude becoming
Enthusiastically ing 10 death the sustaining
Influence Of that faith which she Prptetssd--
Psseeful be thy sleep heath the svar4 unere
Thy friends have laid thee Euipmeed anlc Us,
NY memory will bs en- aslmed with care and At
lection We viii remenberthee g tey W.T.
bed, and mid The tgilight hour of soleHn M
sing. when he buried frisnd co1es back - Fni-
bly,, oar speech shall Be- Of tnse
There Is a hour for the grsss
To sicken bepcslh de sun
Thers Il - konr uhen DE elsel
Ernre ifr Srmuer,s odEe u Eone
Tk~r. 4 - hour Tor he leaf
Ia cTirrle nd drop fron The tree:
There 4 - kour lof DE deae-rfpe tre1t
r. - SSrFie1 iron q he -
Tksu WintF shils ine -
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wIsrARs hALslM CT wliD cpraar.
.M.fRRfEH.

On the nth inst. by The Rev ID Braeonier. Mr..
GEoRsk HARRIs 10 Miss DRusILLA WIsTEaMorxR.
both Of Shepherdstovn.
On the I6tb|inst, By the same, Mr.. JIcon M
STIFF to Mas MARI z. SsrDEn, both or Shsp-
On the 18th inst, BY the Rev Nv. B. Doiton. Mr..
JoHS Y. CONAN to Miss SUSAN MsRcr You've.
daughter Of Mr.. Lewis +, Young, all of Ills town.
10 ShiPpensburg, on the % ins,, by the Rev, j
s. Foulk, DR.. THoMAs n. WALKER, OF Fsyetteville
formerly OF CharlesiowG,) to Msss slRIu WY.
DEhLIcH, Of the vicinity Of O.rstosn, Franklin
county, Pa. :
In Frederick city. on the Cd inst by he Rev
Mr.. Stonestreet, HESRIs JERSISsHiM BooN. NJ.
D., to Miss MARr JAMS, younges, daughter ofCoI.
Geo. NJ Eiehelberger, all Of Frederick city.
On thesI6,h inst, by the Rev. IT. Lin. JcsrpH
EvknHARr. Of Loudoun county, to Miss EI,zApETE
ArwooD, Of Frederick county, Md.
On the 10th inst. t. By the Rev Mr.. Douglass. Mr..
CuARLTs tsRoss, Of Frederick county, 10 Miss =.
LlzAHsTa d .,BoTELER, eldest dsush tsr or Can't. n
soseier, OF Pleasant Valley, Washington co, Md
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DIED.

On Sunday morning last. at his residence near
Middlewsy, in this county, Mr. BrxyAsIN WIZ
SON. in the 67thyes Of his age Mr. ". va.
consistent member Of the Baptist Church. beloved
BY ell Who knew him sod died universally respect
ed and lamented.
In Berryyille. on Sunday last after shor, ill
cess, Mr. JAMS RHrsoLDs, sged sbout esyesra
Ou Friday night last, MARsAHEr Anne IL, dsueh.
ter Of F. w. and Harre Ann Raw Iins Of thi, town.
aged IL months and 9 days.
'.Fsrevellr -thoq5 lovely little one,
Gone 10 the realms above,
Where shines the everlasting sun,
And all 10 peace and loye.'
On Friday, the 18Th inst, 81 Old Point, OF con.
Eestiye fever, Mr.. PETER BoUenER, OF Wipehes.
ter, in the 2lst year Of his age. The deceased Ief
Wioehester fey. weeks ago IN the full Aloom n
manly health -sscrieing private interest. and cut.
ting the tender ties that bound him 10 home M
friends, for the tenied field OF honor n csnt Row.
ans Company Of Nolunteers--but, sla.t be ~,
been taken OF !-lecying widowed mother and
large circle Of relatives aud friends to mourn nj, nm
timely death. II.
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lgrssably 10 preyious soiirs. r...,;,. :,
The citizens Of Shsphsrjsioun .ni l..;.hss.. .
hood for the reIisfps ne starving Ir;ss -.
hsldia ihs German Rs:oi med chsreh--a.;.-
10 the inelemency 81 the weather. bu, r. -.
present The meeting Us housvsr er,..:s.s
By calling Mr.. VIZ. snqarr 10 he chs;- -
sp2ointipg T. 3. eerEtkH. seersisrr. a. !.
free. eonsersation. the meeting sji.,r..S =
inset q the sane plaza 90 SATURDAY. pr1, !, :
o'clock. at which time !, i confdentlv .s,. !.
Cd thai there will be suitable 49,, - \,
eall farahs relief Of suffering hunani,v. ~
Feb IS. Iel7.